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BALTIMORE AND ogtO RAILRoAD,
- WAsHISSTON, An a, Iso

~ E.. S, 1919. 2zssssssszs
Trains between NASHINGTOS AND BALTI-
mokE, and WASHINGTON AND TIE WEST
are now run as follows, viz.
FOX BALTIMORE.
leave daily, eXczpt Sunday, at To-, 7.&5, ana
lilo m aud 2a., and i:S0, AID S 90 p. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily. except Sunday, at 100 Q m, and
90 and 100 D. m ~
FOE - Az STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNA POL ~
JUNCTION.
Leave at SIS and To- g.. H., and at 400 and Is
p. m.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave et 2. 45 g and Az m No trayn.
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday
UN SUNDAY.
TOk BALTIMORE.
Leave at10 .. :, and 2.uU AMI 8 o. D. m
FOk WAY STATIONS.
Leave nLI2 q. U sna :ey and s;t1 ,. q.
FOX ALL PARTS OF TIE West
Leave daily, except So nday, 1T las .. m, aud
On sunday 1t SEQ p m only, connecting at Relay
citation With trains from Baltimore TO Wheeling,
'.fAK0Taa ffoK IFS to the Yves, can b. b I'D a,
the ashington Station Ticket Office at eli hou 70
In the day rs weA As al the efics of he Bank
ers and Brokers, Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between sth and 18th streets.
For New York. Rbiladelph ia, and Boston, see
advertisement Of Through Line !"
J. l. WILSON, Master of Transportation
-. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
&C Sd GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent Washin No ton
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Virginia News.

The Roanoke Times gives the particulars of
q very singular and dreadful casualty that
happened in Salem last Saturday afternoon.
Miss Littia Smithy, went out to visit a school
acquaintance who lived upon High street
Owing 10 the late thaw, The side walk had lost
its bottom, and as she was crossing from the
jail corner to Mr. PaImer's gate, the pave.
ment gave way, and With heart-rendinC
screams, the young lazy rapidly sank from
view. Superb uman efforts were made by the
citizens 10 rescBe her, but before she could be
extrIcated. she had been crushed to death
In Richmond, on Saturday, the propriators
and guests of tPartin gton' saloon, on Broad
street. were startled by a tremendous poise
A search revealed that a rat IN atem citing TO
steal one OF lot Of oysters had his tail caug ut
by another oyster. His ratshp ran all over
the house endea voring to get rid of bis IN usual
appendage, which refused 10 let GO The rat.
worn down by hrs exertions, became an EASY
conquest and was killed.
A young clerk named Vernon A. Bouis
who has heretofore enjoyed a high reputation
for probIty. was arrested in Richmond Friday,
on the charge OF forging the endorsement of
Mr. Jas. r. Powell, on a note OF Bouis for
$50, payable 10 Mr.. Powell. The forgery
was discovered after the note had gone in
bank, and had been discounted
There are .'ssid TO be- 209 barber shops in
the cities of Norfolk and Ports mouth.
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fRATRIcIDE.-A girl named Regina Vile
man was arrested in New York on Thursday
TOT the murder OF her brother, and upon being
questioned she admitted her quit, hut ? <
pressed deep sorrow for what she had dC?e
Her story 10 that her brother, nam I'd Louis
ana she had quarrel on the day of To e muir.
DER win reference 10 q certain barkeeper In
the vicinity OF where they resided, and with
whom Regina was said TO be ON in innate terms
against her brothers wishes. After the pas
sage OF a lew angry words between IN an
Louis left the room and went next door
where ne told his grlefs to q neghbor This
action on Ills part so incensed he girl hat she
watched upon the side walk until he came cut
of the house, when she upbraided him m
strong terms for tattling home affairs 10 neigh.
bors. He then slapped her face violently,
Wnen sne ran into the house, and got small
Ratchet with which che dealt him q powerfn nj
blow upon the forehead. the result of which
mas already been announced. The MURDERS s
lie girI OF rather progressing appearance,
wei dressed, and seems to feel her situate u
keenly. :
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PROPOSALS.
CevyIHnIHf SALE OF BYE eoprH1. :
QAse Des>f Cpssmissafv.

QGse Depst CbsRmissasy,
b! K. IN S: Is:
., y pa e = %
Coee, not required for Issue b. the Unitsd states
Tie Ues:s il in barrels. .s.r.x,,s sos pound,
e.eh; viii 3 pot q coed clipping order, dsiiS ':
81: III az: :
Pro1s:sl. ssssiy.a for we be5Isl: "a NJ
Terms: Cash. II! 0ovsrs4ess funds Ons han
on ssap % 81 OF proposals
:. SroIs.sl. :he g,d :: endorsed On the envelope.
Proposals. for Bye o'd;:p ''G s fSss;s;fS e
nn Ii'G sss II e Sc 3 & "a
PROPOSALS. ToR ILouH.
INN, e ss'; ;sy Z oy.,e.: o. s;A.
Sealed ktsse::: sa n ,;S:: VII s ssse,s.a
5a:Iy 9, Ii, 70! f.isi:hiss the 1nl.sd states s:
SS Sss T.sn Randrss % i 9ss.:
ground -
III. proposal. +. .xT r a. T Lev, ,,
ans.; ana Sid. ~. Mi G g. se 81.
APP|E DsIy q Il: IIoai I'm % :sSiss. 70 crd..
X. ou .:i 81 S:s q
the contractor until inch times and in such guam.
Btds for each Grade 10 be on separate sheer, of
paper Blank forms are furnished ct this ONCE
. Barrels to Be In good shi ppng order, fully head
be rejected. "
Samples Of the Flour offered must In all cases be
sent in, but not osed With the proposal
The usual Government ins pection will be made
just before the FL Is received, aud none viii be
accepted which 10 not fresh ground, and Agreeing
with the sample.
Conditions, requirements, payments, &C.. as
heretofore
Proposals to be endorsed Proposals for Flour -
and addressed to the undersignea, of whom in
Quire for further details.
THOMAS WILSON,
Bvt. Lieut. Col. and g., A.,
eu-H Bvt Brig Gen. Vols.
DROPOsALs FOR RENODRLING THE
l. Methodist Protestant Church Georgetown D.
o.. Will be received until THURSDAY EVE
MING, February l4th. -
Plans and Specihcati can be seen at my office,
corner and7th streets. = - =
HENRY B. oEARLB,
10 BOT Architect.
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BUILDINGS AT CoNVALEsCENT DAMP AT
u AUCTION.

BY order Of the ousrtermaster General, ia.
and :S 81 ,a sSe
lie auction on TUESDAY, March s, under the "a.
Sal. t. e az 10 cesef
uTdI These buildings comprise z! Barracks, Mess
Sinks, which vary in size from 7120 feet to asxi5
Buildings will be ssld singiy.
T Tf,ssG G Gas. In S9. , ~ fuDSs
Brew, R,,. CT SaA Sc. q: ToS PENS,
s xs. st ds,sf 'P S'' 6.So. w ssGsss
CONVENIENT SALE AT oHARLssros.
The following Ordnance prop.,tv will hs ,o,a
ChsIlsston: ~. on MONDAY, March Z, isa7,
~
About Is tons Scrap Wrought Iron.
81 Wooden Artilisry Carriages, ironss.
About 20 Oavairy ssSsies, $50 Eridles, 8, 800
GaItsiage Boxes, and quantity Of other Leather
large Hand Fire Engine, (built By Agnsw,
PhiiadeiPhiaJ
1Io. large auantis1 Of other Pron sps con-
:isting principally q Mustet Appsndsges, Rags
Terms: Oafh on the day Of sale, in United States
Ample time allowed fo- the rsmova! of Proper
~. 1T the expiration 81 which that not removed
will revert to the Governments.
By authority Of Chief OF Ordnance.
r. b. PARKER.
Capt Ordnance and Bvt Major. q s.A,.
Re 9-s&mtd Commanding Charleston Arsenal.
ARGE SALE OF ARMY CLOTHING.
Depot Quartermastcr's OEcs, I
Baltimore, Nd, February 8, 1857
Win be sold at Public Auction in the city Of
Beulmore, At Government StoFehouse, No 129
South Eutsw street, on WEDHESDAY, II n !,
February ~, 1851, . lot of
ARMY CLOTHING,
3,47sNE YORK STATE JACKETS,
OF irregular pattern, and otherwise unsuited for
issue TO troops
~ reason of its long retention u store, the
aged.
The sale will take place in lots To suit
Terms: Cash, In Government funds, on day OF
sale
Three days allowed to remove purchases,
By order Of the On At ter master General.
A. o. kIMBALL, Captain,
and Assistant Qusrtermsster, U D. A.,
ADREoN, THOMAS Co,
No. Is South Charles street,
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trafns daily except Su nday 0'
Pssse neers leaving Lock Raven MA N, and
Mi,ilamsport ct 40 q. m, reach Phiisd elphia,
Day Exprees, at6 SOD N -
The Pennsylysnia Bsilrosd Company van NOT
Apparel, and limit their res ponsibility "a tsns
Hundred Dollars IN value. An BASsass sIoeed.
the owner unless taken by seectsl contract
Hor further inform alton. apply 70
nut street.
sAnOEL n. WALLACE. Ticket AGENT 1t the
AN EMIaRANT fRAIS runs daily, except
For full particulars 80 TO fare and sceomuods
lions apply to FRANCIS FINK, l31 DscI 81.
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PROPOSALS.
'DRoPVsALs IO1 C1111f..

oEI Sz,sSssy Department,
ssslsd erepossls vil Be rscsissd q this 'of3cs
Hntn z celeb SsbrusIy .. lS1 for farsisS
g. i.seo bsfreh 81 Hydrsaiis Cement Is Sa r.
Isis g b deltvered on o. before April D, 1851,
whele 20 b o. she very beet asslity, md subject
20 the test ,inspectiop: and apprevM Of the In.
SSs MT 3. e &c
o. some responsible person that the bf0oar viii
him
The Depaytnent reeervse the right 10 reject any
0ovAfnment 20 90 20, and no bid will b ccrsid.
cred That does not conform TO the feQuirements on
this sdvertieeDent. = =. - y,
Bids 10 DO enclosed n . sealed euvelops and On.
dersed Proposals for CEMENT
A. D. MULLRTT,
fes (Chron Buporvisipr Architect
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.::sRsssSS SSSAss /. ssaaIAtE.r

ooli.s4H ,sI.st, SstH:s. re "a nj ssrs.ss
10. I. DAnNes, 4. D., surgeon 0snsrai.
jSs, iSIEHi s. p. e.eY.s... -
THUS nlLtEA u. d. street. WashlnRton.
go Sahnhss45 p $500 E:s sSs1 s7'a''
SRAA6II9H TYLiR, 4 D.. 9sOrsssOvi.
C. ~ H0WAkD, d. D., y street. T'I1-'f
ORDER fos sdmisstos 20 the BEDS u this Aos-
Ntsl, ,oI Soien there are 81 can Be obtained q
q e.y o. the Medical stsh, saa Of the RSvs. DrS.
Wi,s" ss2 .So. q :oss, TsSS ss:sns .au..
viii sDsiy to the Surgeon General. United hate
army. 81 :
Pstisn6 fvins Of . distance whs desire 10 ssus
20 this tne0t!uos fee srsstmsnt can secars 1syasS
S Ssssi,. '''''',s ~ 49, e IS: 3i.
% 0solyS = Hrssa6sit,
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ANEW YORk AND Few HAvBu BAILRoAp
IN Passenger Station In New JERK, corner Eti
street and Fourth sveuue. go :

street ana 7csrth svsans. - ~ .'' 49,
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK
Tor Hev Haven and bri1geNort-t, M D. II 80
.. m; ls.lS tBx.h tnx. D. 40. en-, and b.,
ios. MILFORD. etsstssrd. Islrhsld. Southport,
yof Eerv:ItL. 90, q Ss M; nn Iii). 5
For Derisn an1 0sesnwtch-, s.0, n 80 .. M
u. $50, %. end SD y N.
Dor etanfordE. Gxh 80, IL. m; IL 70
Tor Port Chester and Intermediste Ststons-7,
$50, l.p Q. n; 3 %, 4.0. Sd. $50, and ,. n.
CONNECTING TRAINS.
Fer Boston wa eertngneld-o Q. m, III q
(Hx.,le N. Tor Boston via Shore Line-n'"'
Tci ] sisfo;rd end sprinsaesa-s. tR..Jn.S ..
Tor So.Ssesisss & YER nailre.A-s ., m. lI1.3
. .. n. % 4oatrsai: ,. -. % Herthanstoe.
Tar Hsrt1srd, Providence anA Tishkin BE-
Yer isv Hsvsn, New LopAs. and ssopinstea
1aI1soed-oa. m; u. %. and D. N.
Bor Camel lallresA-s2.n ~. 10 hersns"t'
Yer Hsssssssie ssd Haasatack RAilrosd-s.
ycr p.nbury and uerwslk =. B.-T.s.N . n;
6e.ssAisD Sleeping Oars sssschsa tss Pm
js1 yAMls II. HoYr. sspsrissss1'ss'
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A NALUAcLE MoUsE-NEsT-Mr Charles
Prescott, OF Cortlandt, New York, about the
middle OF last September lost from his vest
pocket al night, after going TO bed, about eight
hundred and forty dollars, rolled together
How he lost the money he did not know: no
onrglars nad been IN the hOuSe through the
night He suspected a servant who had lived
fer long time IN the family, and who was
believed 10 be strictly honest; bu, he did not
tel any person of the loss except his wife, and
they determined to wait and watch Last
Tuesday Mrs. Prescott was looking for some
pieces OF old muslin IN a closet Or the floor
was an old bag, and in the folds OF 1t mouse
mao made ber nest; she had lined it with the
missing greenbacks, which were we'll pre.
served.
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urday. N~"'' eA0eP' Sa'-
PhiIsdelphis Express leaves daily. Am osn.r
trains daily. except Sunday
without change Of cars, and srri We st LscS IA.
ven at 9. 10 D, n. ~~
Passenger ~ Mail Train 60 TO Oar Isle and
ChsmbersbuTg without ch anGe OF cars.
ping Oar Tickets can b had application
At the Ticket Once, o3 Ches tblt street.
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CIHrRAL RAILR0AD OF NEW JERsRy-
~ Passenger aud Freight Depot iu New York,
foot OF Liberty street. Oonseets at Hampton
estern Railroad, and At Kaston with the Lehigh
Valley Railroad aud it's connection, fsrmius a
direct line TO Fttssurg and the West without
ALIEHTowN LINE TO TIE WEST.
Two Express Trains daily for the West, except
sunday, when one frainin the eve ming
sky miles and three hours saved bS this line
70 chicago. Cincinnati, st. Louis, &c, with bat
wINTkR ARRAAGEMENrs,
Comner cling January ,lsa-Leaye New York as
$50 A. M-Tor Easton, Bethlehem, Msuch
Chank. Williamsport, wilkesbArre, Mahsnoy
$40 A N. MAIL TRAIs-For bennington, Bss-
ton, Water Gap, Scranton, Wilkesbarre, Great
Bend. Pittsburg, Bins hAnltoR, &c.
town. hs, risbars, PittsSsre, and The West. vita
and but two changes to So. Lewis. Connect. a
phs and Erie Kosds, for Erie and the OH be
re Y. ThsIs-For EA.ten. Allentown. Mauch
P: M.-For Bsston. Bethlshsm, and Msucb
IP Nor somsr lille and Fleniuetsa.
b r M.yor xasson Heading. n srIisburg, will
rp .r Yo.s WWGgTry Erie &C. Sleeping
SIS 2. M-for SemerviIle
80 p. M.-Fog eomerviiie.
ton kssaias. a.s.i.sars. f,ts.s a
sis.e,ns car: through fro. Jersey CITY to Pitts
Additionsl tIains are run 70 Bergen Point.
TieSstS for the west can b obtaissd ct the once
Of the Central nsiiroa1 Of Hew jersey. foos Of
Liberty street, NORTH River, ct no. Astor House,
10. 49, .a sIs sas BroadwsT, and At no. 10
T. III JOSIAH o. STE. RES. Superintendent
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THROEGn LINE BETwKEN WAsHINGTo
PHiLApELpHIA ANb NEW YORK.
2E eHID

Trssr. n>,-r w. WAsHlSe ToN IN. 9, 1851.
BOW run follows VIZ:
tOA hHW YORK, withost change 4 cars.
s1S aAiS tehcepf Sunday st ':S .. m snd
IOR NEW YoBK changing cars at PhiIsseI-
Leave daily Except Sunday, at HE'S 9. On. and
$50 p. N,
FOE PHILApELPHIA
Leave DAILY except Sunday at 7:a5 and HIS q.
m, and 80 and $50 o m
ON SUNDAY
m only.
daily.
Through tickets 90 Philadelphia. New Hors. or
Boston can be had 81 the station Office at all hours
In the day. as veil as at the uew office i the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 3as Penn.
avenue, Astween 9Th and "a b streets.
See Baltimore AID Ohio Railroad advertisement
for schedule between WashingtsR, Baltimore.
Anna polls, abe Mes,
III. WILSON, Master OF Trans por tatiou.
N. COLE General Ticket Agent.
GEO. o. KO0STZ, Agent, wsshins tea.
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RAILROADS.

1866 r.uxs,tSHna5sAiff .our. 1867
&As
70 fR1 SORfHwlsT. SOUTH, AID SOUTH.
WHITE sCHEpULBJ .
~ n ssdf . ssssr November 10. s, trains viii
.--1 ~ LII 10 o. N.
TN ssIx44 gsSis.hL.,raAok s u s. Z !.
yfsA BEIeANT SCENERY, Palsce State room
Ss3 anS nisht Oar: win modsrn imProyemeDss,
ssy ether route. Two hundred miles saved 10
NeotSYD elc Central New York.
.e. ." Two Daily Trains TO the vest
IhfouGh from Baltimore to ROOHEsrER ana
ft5IvBUkoR Without change.
Passengers by this route from Baltimore have
fns sdyentAse ofnakinE al changes In UNION
Tickets b. this route can be procured ~ the Of
nee, corner 9th street and Peansylvania avenue,
Notion win be given at sill times.
Passenger procuring tfck cts at this ONCE can
sesure asS ommo daHons In Sleeping Cars for FL
nara or Pittsburg.l E-
Ed. WILKINS, Ticket Agent,
Do Washington, ID. U.
Ed SI0UHS, Gen. Pass. Agent,
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.sr.s ssr 90 . v0sTEOJ eIwaI '~'''''
.cEE - .s&fe1 - aFsf
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In THE SUPREME COURrOF PIE DIS.
TRiUT OF COLUMBIA
This Sd day Of January, 1857,
Patrick White and Andrew il
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Tfasns Leare DEPOT, Viz:
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PIANOS AND MUSIC.

PIANOS AND MUSIC.
TORN BREMEN, 98 Camp street, constantly
u on hand frstcass Pianos, Pleyel's, Martins
and Ouvrier's. the celebrated Cycloid, DC o20-ly
PIANOS AND MUSIC.
T OUIs GRUNEWALD, Music, Importer Of Mu-
- steal instruments, Pleysl Pianos, Steinway
Sons Chickering'S and Gsbler's, 100 Canal
street. oct13-ly
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MARBLE WORKS.

GTROUD's MARBLE WORKS, established 1880,
~ l64 st Charles street, Monuments, Tombs,
Head Stones, Mantle Pieces, Crates, Slate, Soap.
Stone, etc. octl3-ly
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FOUNDRIES.

EEDs' FOUNDRY, Corner Of Delord and Fou.
IL cher streets, Manufacture bteam Engines,
Boilers, Sugar Mills, Saw Mills, Cotton Presses,
Newell Screws and all kinds of Plantation and
steamboat works nov22-ly
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SEWING MACHINES.

COUTHERN FAMILY SEWING MACHINES.
- Noisslsss Machine Of Wilcox Gibbs, will
sew, hem, fell, braid, tuck, gather, quilt, cord
and embroidsr with satisfaction. Agents wanted
at No Char es street, Box $3.50. octl8-ly
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Public .HSgesstaO3s.

DARTIEs DESTROYS OF OBTAINING GREAT
i Bargains in
Dry Goods and Clothing, Boots s. Shoes,
had better oall at the Old Sumter House DRY
GOODS and CLOTHING STORE, Corner Main Il
Third Street, as Messrs SIMON g. KUHN, are
determined to sell their present stock at prices
regardless Of cost, as they wish to make room FOR
their large stock OF FALL AND WINTER GOODS,
which will be on hand in few days. Call and
examine before purch asing elsewhere and be con-
WINGED that the OLD SUMTER HOUSE il the
cheapest place this side OF New York. sept5
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TOBACCO, TOBACCO.

TUST STORED. the following brands, viz:
d 10 boxes Common wealth-choice Virginia.
10 boxes Flora Temple can't be beat.
Is boxes Grape Juice-very Sweet.
20 boxes Sweet sixteen-so complete.
All for sale at the one price store Of
ugl3 ANDREW JACKSON'S
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HOTELS.

TITY HOTEL, Corner Camp and Common sts.,
~ B. 3. Morse, Proprietor, New Orleans, La.
deeply
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SOUTHERN WHISKY DEPOT.
THO. KLEINPETFR, No. ID Front street, New
l. Orleans, Foreign and Domestic Liquors,
Southern Whisky from 81 65 to 81 Is per gallon.
apr2-y
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JUST RECEIVED

A T PARkEkS. Fine Cassimeres, CALI
"A Goes, CottOns "a spenGid nel, Drills,
Canton Flannels, a few Poplins and Dc
laincs. Balance of goods to arrive this week
All direct from New York, and at lowest living
prices.
oct22 NJ, PARKER
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PENNSYLVANIA

FElN Ms Lev ANA.
TWO THROUGH EXPRESS TRAINS leave
Cincinnati daily, making direct connection with
all the principal railways West and South
MORNlNd EXPRESS leaves Cincinnati, Except
Sundays,) 500 A. NJ, arrives in New York next
day at315 P. NJ, Boston, 500 A. NJ.
LIGHTNING FXPREsS, Except baturdays)
ZOO P. "a; arrive in New YORK second morning
at 700 A NJ, Boston, 500 P. NJ.
Palace stateroom Sleeping Coaches, surprising
In elegance and comfort those on any other line,
are attached to the Lightning Express at Cincin-
natl, and run through to NEW YORK without
change of cars.
This is the only Line running Coaches through
without change from Cincinnati to New York
Baggage Checked through to all points
East.
Ask for tickets via. Atlantic and Great Western
Railway, for sale at all principal Ticket and
Steamboat Offices throughout the South and
West.
L. D. FUCKER,
General Superin tendent.
W. B. sHATTUC, Genl Ticket Ag't sept7
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DENTAL MATERIALS.
A A. FAYERWEATHER, New Orleans Dem
II. tai Depot, IS st. Charles street. Estab-
lished, 1856 mar7-lv
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GARDEN SEEDS.

II F. VIRGIN. successor 10 D. Maupay, Dealer
IL. in Seeds, No 1v4 Gravier street, bet. Camp
and Magazine streets, New Orleans. aug24-y
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HARDWARE, Betting, ETC.
ID Wholesale Dealers In Metals, Hardware,
ship Chandery, Steamboat and Railroad Supplies.
Agents, for New York Betting and Packing.
novl5ly
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CORN, OATS AND HAY.
EORG Il. SEARS, general Commission Mer.
VI chant and Dealer in Hay, Corn, Oats and
bran. No. "a Magazine street. nov10-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

SO~Af S&-a~ L LA@As ~
BOOTS, SHOES, HATS,
2 z R f u MI z r Z 8
LII. CZAKEErSKY'S,
4hain Street, opposite the Harney House.
MY ENTIRE STOCK OF GOODS has been
selected with great care by me from the FIRST
GLASS STORES in the city Of New Orleans, not
auction, although l feel satisfied that thoseof
my friends and customers who will, as in the
AS cheap If net cheaper than those who say they
buy their goods at auction
My stock consists in part OF the following
FANCY s. STAPLE DRESS GOODS,
DOMEsTIUs,
CALICoEs,
PIECE GOODS,
BONNETS for Laciies and Misses,
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

COM. MER. l. COTTON FACTORS.
YNARE 4 BROTHER, {H. H. Ware, James T
w Ware,O General Commission Merchants and
cotton FACTORS, Particular attention paid to SELL
inp Wool. No. 1888 Gravier street. oct13-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

MILLINERY, FANCY GOODS, SC.
VIZ DAUPHIN 4 CO., 66 Customhouse street,
W. Millinery, Straw Goods, Trimmed Hat
and Bonnets. nov1-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

CONFECTIONERY.
NORMAN REEFS, Manufacturers Of Vermi-
IN cslli Macaroni, Extract of Coffee, Coniec-
sienery. Spices and Chocolate, l23 Did Lsvee
street. nov22-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

WHOLESALE DRUGGIST.
II P. DUcoNGE, Importer and Dealer in
l. French, American English Drugs, Chsmi.
calls, Perfumery, Patent Medicines, Surgical In
struments, Trusses, Brushes and Druggists SUM-
drie', No. 80 Chartres street. Establ ished In
1929. oct20-ly
Baton Rouge tri-weekly gazette & comet. [volume] (Baton Rouge, La.) 1865-18??, 1867-11-07

FANCY GOODS AND TRIMMINGS.
u PIFFEr, l27 Canal street, Toys, Psrfumery,
Ds Combs, brushes, Buttons, Tapes, Needles,
Pios. Cutlery, Plated Ware, Dress Trimmings,
Bonnets, &C. novlO-ly
Raftsman's journal. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1854-1948, 1867-09-11
Look HERE G1RLs.-My prett,

Look HERE GIRLs.-My pretty little
dears, you are no more fit for matrimony
than pullet is to look after family OF
fourteen chickens The truth is, my dear
girls, you want, generally speaking, more
liberty and less fashionable restraint more
kitchen and less parlor more exercise and
less sofa; more making puddings and less
piano; more frankness and less mock mod
esty. like buxom, bright-eyed, rosy
checked, bouncing lass who can darn stock
ings, make her own frocks, mend trousers,
command regiment of pots and pans, and
shoot wild duck as well as the Duchess OF
Marlboro or the Queen of Spain, and be
lady withal in the drawing room. But as
for your piping, moping. screwed-up, wasp
wasted, putty faced, music numbering;
novel-devouring daughters of fashion and
idleness, with your urconsumption soled shoes,
and silk stockings, you won't do TOR wives
and mothers. Mrs Ellis Lectures.