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ELECTRoPATHIC INSTITUTE.
DRw. b. sHEDD, MEDICAL ELECTRICIAN,
Corner Of Eighth street and Pcnnsylvanl avenue

INDICATED NAPOR BATHS for the cure Of GOut ,
lheumatism, Neuralgin, Ague and Fcycr, Mcrcurai
Diseases, DrOpsy, all CutancOus Diseases, DyspCp
sia, LIVER and Kidney Diseases, Colds. CGtarrh.
They give fair and beautiful complexion,
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SEMINAL WEAKNESS AND NOCTURNAL Ennis
sions, the great curse OF young men, permanently
cured at the corner Of Eighth street aud Pennsylya
MIA aYenne.
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EsTABLIsHED IN 1870,
NEW GOODS AND Low PRICES
Having sold of our old stock, offer our
customers an entire stock Of Finest Clothing and
Gentlemen Furnishing Goods, bought at the present
low prices for cash Great Inducements can be made
to purchasers a. We have enlarged capacities for
Large, New and Fashionable Variety Of Goods,
having arrau gcd with extensive houses In New York
to sell ut the very lowest prices,
WALL, ROBINSON X CO,
S22 Pennsylvania avenue,
nossIm Between Ninth aud Tcnlh streets.
A CARD
The undersigned would ,respcCfnIy Inform hi,
ri ends and customers, and the public generally that
on or about the ls of December prONlmu, under the
A''" "" STEPHENS 4 CO.,
He will open, at
NO so PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE, BETWEEN
NINTH AND TENTH STREETS,
large and varied assortment Of
MEN s AND BOYS, READY; MADE CLOTHING AND
FURNISHING GOODS,
Which will embrace the latest styles aud best quality
| Of READY-MADE CLOTHING and other Goods to be
| found In the Northern markets.
| Connected with our establishment will be u
CUSTOMS DEPARTMENT,
Under the supervision Of Of the most fashionable
'u''''' III '"o ''''' T. A. STEPHENS,
| noy23.du Late of Wall, stephens 4 Co,
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Cabinet Makers.

THE LARGEST STOCK
CABINET FURNITURE IN WASHINGTON.
SELLING
AT GREATLY REDUCED PRICES.
JOHN Q. WILSON,
Southeast corner Ninth and d streets
nnOo.Ow
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Merchant Tailors.

A A R
!. T. MUD,
so D street. cornsr Of Ninth,
respectfully thanks his friends for their liberal sup
"a port during the last season, and would inform
~ them that he has just received splendid ass6rt-
CLOTHS, CAssIMERES AND CoATINGs,
selected expressly for gentlemen's wear, which he
will make to order at the lowest cash prices.
All work warranted to give satisfaction. iy3-u
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II. kOPPEI..

'EENTLEMEN DESTROYS OF HAVING THEIR
" Coats Pants, and Vests Secured aud Repaired. so
to appear aS good as new would do well by calling
at B. MAGRUDERs,
Securing and Repairing Depot,
Al Tenth street, few doors above Penn avenue,
sECoND-HAND CLOTHING BOUGHT AND SOLD
le7tf
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pnlLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND BALTI
i MORE RAILROAD.


TINE TABLE
Commencing MONDAY, April 10th, 1906.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila.
IBa m, Express Mondays excepted y II. IS a. M
Express, $40 p, m, Bxprcssi and IL p. m, Bx.
Way Mail Train for Baltimore at sl5a m.
TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE TO r,IlhABgLPnIA.
Express: l,Io p. m, Express: oS p. m., ESprcss
SUNDAY TRAIN.
Leave Philadelphia for Baltimore and Washington
Leave A. e Baltimore O Or 81 PhilndelPhia MsSp.m.
LSiS hnSO Baltimore fGr SeE fS!S
1867 pEsssrGGFEkksATFA GEksATF ROUTE 1867
sPRIN6 sCHEb6iE
On and after MAY 2ith, 1907 trains will run as fol-
wn'hlastOn ,.Snm. Baltimore 2ISRP.
sSp.m. /" lo.S "
TIE GREAT DoUBLE-TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY, Palace state-room, day
from four to twelve hours In time over any other route
Tive hundred miles saved to Western and Central New
'hhhh DNiN Two bAiEEY bAiEEY TRAINS T6 Sfiil fTiilE NORTH
Through from Baltimore to ROCHESTER, and PITTS.
BuRGH without change.
s n 81 yTRSfRnE all changes In UNION DE-
corner o. sixth street aud PcnnsyIySna avcifc unde
National Hotel, where reliable information will b,
Passengers tickets at this oce can seeur,
bursR. W. J. ARNOLD. Ticket Agent,
Corner Sixth ST. aud Penn: aycRSc;,,
de3.ly Baltimore, Nd.
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II " - - -
OFFICE DEPOT DisRrRsISG Q. NJ
ATLANTA, Ga. NOV, Is, 1867. !
Sealed proposals will be received At this office until
lam, MONDAY, December Q, 1867, for supplying the
S5i window Frames and Sash, double hung, x inch
thick, is lights. lOxl2, with pullies, cords, and
III Plank do, N ln thick, IS lights l0xl2
40 Plank do. Ia in. thick, l2 lights lOxl2 Sash 10 be
glazed with good quality Of American glass both
frames and sash to be primcd.
so Door frAmes and 4Pannel Doors SxS feet, IL In.
thick,
20 Door Frames aud 4 Panel Doors sxs feet, IL in
thick, with iransom, flights lOxl9, o. q. mould
20 Door Frames and Panel Doors 9ySx7 feo, IL In
thick
1876 Door Frames and Panel Doors 2 feet in. by H.
Gin, ~ iu. thick,
IS Door Frames and Panel doors 2iix0 feet, II In
thick,
Doors aud frames to be primed, and trAnSoms to be
glazed doors to be trimmed with loose joint butts and
rim locks Of good quality, with brass tumbors and
mineral knObs door and window sils must be OF hard
city OF Atlanta, where they will be inspected. Delivery
to commence December ~, and to be completed by De
cember 81.
ProposalSwill be In trplcac, and indorscd by
ties, as usual.
The GOvcrnmcI reserves the right to reject any or
all bids select such parts Of bids may be for the
best interests Of the service
Proposals should be addressed to the unlersged aud
endorsed upon the envelope " Proposals for the deliy
cry Of Doors and Windows
By order Of Breyot Brgadier General sAxton Chief
a. %. J. FARNswO ORTIZ
Frst Lieutenant. Sh Infantry. A. A. q NJ, in charge
Of depot. no gl-td
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Wood and Coal.

OAK ASD PINE WOOD constantly on hand.
We are sole agents for the sale Of the celebrated Bal
tmore Company Coal, and ARE PREPARED TO HURSISu
IT IN Any QUANTITY.
s. r. BROWN 4 SON,
4Gi Ninth street, between and y.
Branch office NJ our yard and whaTyes, At foot OF
Seventh htreet - se2i-H
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IN FACT, ALL CHRONIC DISEASES, WHEN NOT
organic, yield to the Electrical currents In DR.,
SHEDDl hands,
Send for y circular, with certificates. no2s.tf
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~ 90 D Nd Al.

W o0D md coA d
White Ash, " per ton.
Red Ash, f7. 90 per ton,
Pine Wood, ~, 90 per cord.
Oak Wood, Is per cord.
WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN ICE co.
once: Corner Of Twelfth and streets, and Tenth
street wharf se23'tf
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Member Of the Royal College Of Surgeons, Londor
graduate from one Of the most eminent Colleges In th
United States, and the greater part Of WHOSE HE hr
phia and elsewhere has effected some Of tho most a.
lon,nhinH cures that were ever knOwni many trouble
neryousne.s, being aarlned at sudden sopndsi basl
fulncs-. with frequent blushing, attended sometime
with a arrangement u the mind. were cured immcl
atcly.
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From Central and south America.

The steamer Rising Star, with Panama ad-
vices 10 the 18th inst, has arrived AZ New
York. Three American ships at VALPARAISO
had recently caught fire and been burned TO
the waters edge. Ii is suspected thar they
were fired by their crews. The names OF the
vessels were George Raines, Flora Mcdonald
and George. The Acting President Perfect,
Juancho Diaz, was shot al Panama on the
lOth instant, by drunken man named Major
lie wound is severe one. The steamer
Raixo, formerly the X. r. Cuyler, had reached
Santa Martha from New YORK. This is the
vessel that was seized here suspicion Of
beng Chllian privateer. Much excitement
existed in Bogota, owing to difficulties be-
tween President Masquera and Congress. The
latter refuse 10 acknowledge the loans made
by the former.
Advices from sydney to January 30, and
Wellington 10 February 6, have reached
Panama The harvest was over and the Weld
Large quantities are beng exported and the
market offers no inducement 70 shippers IN
Chill or California. The aborigInes ia New
zealand are again giving much trouble. Chih
advices state that Peru has never thought OF
peace on the basis proposed by the mediating
powers. The latest adyices respecting the
Argentine revolution are important. A di-
vision under Feelipe Saa, after a bloody en-
gagement lasting two hours. was defeated by
General Pauero at Los Loros, with a loss OF
three hundred killed and many wounded
Two other revolutionary divisions undertook
TO ayenge this defeat, but were themselves
ronted with much heavier losses than those
suffered by General Saa. General Paunero
then quietly contlnHed his retreat 20 form A
junction with General Mitre.
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TELE8RAMS. &c.

An immense convention OF the friends Of the
Belfast and Moosehead Lake railroad was held
at Belfast, Me-, Saturday. Delegates were in
attendance from nearly all the towns upon the
route. Great enthusiasm prevailed, and there
was unanimous expression in favor of loan
Ing the credit OF each town. The proposed
railroad viii open communication with por-
ton Of Maine larger in area than the State of
Massachusetts,, rich in mineral wealth ana
timber.
Major General Van Vliet, Of the United
States army, who has for a leng time occupied
the position Of chief quartermaster in New
York, will soon be relieved and placed in
charge OF the quartermasiers department at
Baltimore. Brevet Major :. Kimball. val
uabie and efficient officer, who has been the
chief quartermaster at Baltimore since last
August, and who has recently been commits
stoned captain and A O. M. in the regular
army, will be retained by General Vllet as his
assistant
The workingmen's State Central Committee
OF Connecticut met AT Hartford on Friday and
adopted a resolution earnestly recommending
10 all mem bers OF their organiZatio to record
their votes in favor Of the Union Republican
candidate for Governor: This action was pro-
duced by Governor Hawley's prompt and
manly answer 10 the workingmen's inquiries,
while James L. English refused 10 give any
reply.
The night express train going west ran into
freight train near Woodstock, Canada West
last week. Mr. Rogers, the mail agent, was
killed, and Mr.. Farrie scaIded, and Mr.. Gil
lam. express messenger, slightly hurt. The
express and baggage cars took fire and every
thing inside was burned. The express car is
supposed 10 contain S60,OO0.
The Fenian Senate, in New York, continued
Its session the greater part OF Saturday, and
probably will not adjourn before Tuesday
Nothihg positive transpired regarding their de-
nberatlons, but IL Is well understood that pre-
parations for the coming campaign occupied
the principal share Of the attention.
William II. Lane, formerly doing business
as broker, on State street, Boston, is under
arrest for obtaining $1,000 from Josiah Good
ing on forged dram, purporting 10 be signed
by ). q. Ward, Of New York, for Goo sterlisg
Goodlng took the draft as collateral.
The Newport and Alexandria Ky omnibus
was thrown over an embankment, about seven
miles from Newport, Thursday afternoon, in
stantly killing one passenger and in njuring four
or five others.
Alta meeting at Augusta. GA, TO nominate a
candidate for the mayoralty, a resolution was
adopted that the colored citizens be allowed 10
register their names and vote at the election
In April
At a meeting of the Cincinnati Democratic
Executive Committee last week a letter was
read from Samuel n. Pike declining the nomi-
nation as candidate for Mayor. No action has
as yet been taken in the matter.
The Board OF Trade of Cleveland. Ohio. has
resolved TO abandon the GENITAL system of
measuring grain.
The number Of deaths in New York city
during the past week was Ais.
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FROM EVRoPE

BRRLrN, March 23.-The recent conclu -ion
Of he treaty bstwcen the kingdsm Of Pra-sis
whereby Prussia ~ 70 have commsnd of the
armies OF the latter two counl5es IN tine o'
war, has sneendered bitter ieeiing in france.
IL 10 oebeved that the effort of the Emperor
Napoleon TO form a confeder suon of France,
Holland, Belgium. and Switzerland against
Prussia Is traceaele TO tins cause
VIENNA, March 23.--Asseay 20 the propos.-
ton Of the great powers of Earope, re.Auve 20
The cession OF the island Of Csndia 70 tue
Grecian Government. has been enpaatlcally
refused oy the Sublime Porte OF Turkey.
BERLIN, March 23-kiDg William. OF
Prussia, has just succeedco ia efect.ng an
offensive and defensive treaty with the KING
dom OF Wurtmoerg. Ii IS understood tha.
one Of the features Of the treatv, as in the
treaties with Baden and Bavaria is thar a
times Of war Prussia Is 70 command the con-
solioated armies Of both countrIes
BRUssKLs, March 23.-lt ~ ofhcially an
nouuced that KfRg Leopold viii not enter into
the proposed confederation OF France, hoi-
land, and Switzerland.
LoNDoS, March 2i-The Government hss
pnblisbed the CORES pondence between the
English and French Cabnets in regard 10 the
illegal eairadition nom Canada OF the French
forger Lamrande, and subsequently the de-
mane maoe BY ENGLAND for his surrender
DCBLIN, March 2i-1he trial OF The feuian
prisoners for high treason will commence on
the 9th OF April next in THIS city.
TBy Steamerl
NKw YORK. March % The steamship Aus
acf'0ioh hoe up SAt DFtugc A.ikfE-
pool sdvices Of the 9th and q ueenstown OF the
10th instant.
The Fenian movement was dying out.
wherever the Ftnlans appeared they were
promptly faced by the troops and constabu-
larry, and AT once dispersed. The London
Tlmes urges the arrest Of every semi Ameri-
can who may be found spreading treason
among the people
The Cork Examiner Of March eth saws me
ipsurrection, which had seemed 70 be sun
pressed on the 7th, had begun again % assume
IN lob
and there was several thousand Fehians 10 the
GaIiees mounties, but they had no means OF
carrying on an offensive " ar nor could they
hold their groYnd against an attack.
These men have been drawn from their
homes, and when collected together, found 40
provision made 10 supply them with even the
rudest weapons. Finding they had been
drawn into extreme peril without there being
a possibility OF their serving the cause, num-
bers OF them had returned 10 their homes
This is the case also with those assembled in
the Tipperary mountains. Much panic pre-
walls, but II ls unreasonable and unfo nded.
The entire north and west Of Ireland remain
tranquil.
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NEGRO SUFFRAGE IN NEW YoRK-On
Thursday the Republican State Central Com
mittee of New York held a meeting at Albany
10 consider the present state Of political AFFAIRS
and also the attitude the party should assume
with regard TO extending suffrage to negroes
by the terms OF the new Constitution 70 b.,
framed by the approaching New York Con-
sututional Con yentIon. Mr.. Charles = Speu-
Ger moved series Of resolutions. which were
supported oy Horace Greely, and which de-
clared one OF the cardinal doctrines of the
Republican party 10 be, the right of every
citizen TO equality be fore the law, that all male
citizens over 81 years OF age, not under disa-
bility by reason or treason or other crime or
insanity. should have a vote: and that thew
profoundly regretted the action of those Re-
publican members OF the New York Iegisla-
ture who, by recent votes in that booy. have
been found 'to coalesce with all the Demo-
Gratis OF that body, except one, i'm reputation
or universal suffrage and consequent denial 10
the black man OF a right to vote fer delegates 70
the Constitutional Convention" These res
oluuons were discussed a. length. and when
q vote was taken. II was found that eight of
the members present Were in favor of them
ana ten opposed, so that they were not adop-
ted. The general argument of their opponents
was, that II was impolitic and dangerous for
the Repu bltcan party 10 commit itself 70 uni
versal suffrage st this time. A Republican
State Convention for New YORK was ordered
TO meet on April sth.
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nEPARTMERT OF THE INTERIOR,
II ro Pension OFFIcE, July 18th, Is
III ALL WHOM Up NAV O0ROKRH

Application having been made under the act OF
snrS.S ~ 10y I8r the reissue Of the following de-
been lost or destrsyed Notice is heTeby given
that at the date following the desc ri of each
wsnrant new certificate or warrant Of like tenor
appear.
JOS. b. BARRETT, Commissions
No 2sl6, for 90 acres, issued under the act of
March Sd 1855, In the name Of George Plum, and
No 81. .9iz for LOO acres. Issued under the act of
= MsIen 80 sos, in the name Of James Henry, and
No Is 726, for 100 scres issued under the act of
Ma March 50, 1855; In the name of John Wood, and
of Of Robert Weed; and was granted February Is,
No. H,4s5, for ice acres, issued under the act of
February II, ls47, in the name of Samuel Hodson,
No 81 as for 80 acres. issued 1uier the "a act t'p Of
September, 1850 In the name of LanRdon O. John.
SOD SOD and was granted March 8, 1855. April 20,
No q ,ssl, for 50 acres. issued under the act Of
ma marcn & 1868, In the nsme of LangdOn 9; John.
NO. ~ 81 for lO acres. issued under the act of
march g. 1855, in the name Of Mary, widow Of
Lhennss rs bSowiing, and was granted May 9, 1856.
No 81, 1885, for 40 acres. issued under the act Of
March 8, lsis, IN the name of Polly Pease, widow
1f Chester Pssse, and was granted July is, 1860.
No 90 e6s, for I6O res. issued under the act of
March Sd, 1885 in the names of the minor children
OF JACOB Lasher, aece ased, and was granted July
No 81 .6s5 for 100 acres, issued under the act Of
February llth, lS4I, in the name Of Martin Rose,
and was granted May l2th 1919. May IL. 1857.
was granted HDril is. ISL May II. 1851. Inns ana
was granted October 50, 1855. May Is. 1851 - A"u
T 1s e. o S1dsr act Of
and was granted Novenber IL. 1855. May ., 1867
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Further Particulars of the Fire in
New York.
From the New Yol

FROM the New \ 1ork Post OF Saturday.
The fire at the Winter Garden was ex-
unguished soon after noon. The hotel floors
have been cut through IN several places 10 per-
init the escape Of the vast body Of water poured
into the building by the fire engines Many
members OF the theatrical company lost large
quantities OF stage costumes, on which there
Is no Insurance. Most of the actors lost per
sonal property, ranging in value from $50 TO
SOOO each. Madame Methua Shelter loses her
entire wardrobe. About one hundred persons
were employed in the Winter Garden es-
adjustment. MIR. Stuart was the last person
to leave the theatre. and nausxae escaped
suhocation. The rent OF the VIM Garden,
as borne BY Nessrs. Stu1f i D5oth, was
$1,000 year, and the Iease you'd expire on
the lst OF September, 1865. Mr. Stuart had re-
Gently been offered a large sum for his and
Mr.. Booths remaining interest. The theatre
was erected IN its present form by Mr.. Stuart
On 1859 from the plans of Mr.. Dion Boucicault
andwas opened on September II, 1852 with a
stock company embracing Mr.. and Mrs Bouci-
cault. Mrs. John Wood, Mr.. W. X Blake
Joseph Jefferson, George Holland, T. r.
Johnston, Davenport. Mrs. j. ii. Allen, Miss
Sarah Stevens, and many who have since at
tanned great celebrity. This is the ffth fire
which has occurred in New York theatres
during the past two years, namely. at NibIo's.
Barnum's Museum, Academy Of Music New
Bowery, and Winter Garden
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THR VIRGINIA IMMIGRATION SoCIETY.-We
are glad TO see the evidence OF usefulness
which this society begins to show. IL is pre-
pared 10 turnlsh any number of domestic ser
wants, laborers, mechanics, &c, from Great
Britain or the continent OF Europe. The So
cIety has reliable agents abroad, who will ex
erclse especial care In making selections of en-
ierants. Railroad companies, farmers and
others in want OF laborers are invited TO SEND
in their orders. We hope the people of yir-
gina viii avail themselves literally of the
offers ef this institution, and second its lauda-
bio efforts 10 introduce among us what Is "a
much needed. to develop our agricultural,
mining and man anufaeturing resources-an in
creased population. -LynchbUrg VIrginiarl.
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ORIGINAL, ~ NOT RoNANTIc.-The Pioneer
reports q wedding on the ice Of the Aroostook
river on the Pain uitimo, the swain sDa bis
bride sittipg all the time IN their s,eies Win
the rsses pfceiy tucked up around them
- A town in Maine, on lie posters an nouus-
ing coming leyee, informs people as 10 terms
years IS cents, under years si.-
81 An act is pending In the Rhode Islana
Legislature to punish any person who ge,s nm
public masksd ball by hne OF $500 FOR the
second. - S
~ The former Confederate iron ram vir-
ginis, sometimes called the Merrinac, is IN he
hoisted with = torpedo. Nessrs Malthv A.
TO, are making arrangements 10 blow ri .n.
ara will be ready 10 Do so ny the latter nS-f !, (,
tins week, or the Hrst Of next ETs
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THR VIRGINIA. BANKs.-The Legislature OF
Virginia has passed a bill TO amend the fiftn
section OF the act passed February u, 1853, re-
Quiring the banks Of the State 10 20 into lioui
caton. IT provides that when e0 per cent OF
the notes issued by any independent ban r have
been redeemed in accordance with the proyis-
lied TO deliver TO the proper officer OF such
bank or banks the remaining ten per cent OF
State stocks deposited with the Treasurer upon
the execution OF bond as provided for in this
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- A gentleman of liberal minded views
residing in Buffalo. which had procured an
Indiana divorce, was compelled 70 shoot dead
his -wifes brother before he could establish
quiet in his household. -ef
SUDDEN DHArHs.-The Frederick (Md Oit-
izen records the sudden death Of Ignatius Wa
ters and Adam Newport, two old citizens, and
of Lewis A. Helm, young merohsnt of that
city. 80 p rs.s8 va srgsT "a
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- FOX THE EASTERN SHORE.
u ICHMOND, FREDERIOKsBURQ ANN pa
II TOMAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAVrLLERs GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, tSEnday p. M excepted.)

The quickest and most direct route to Richmond,
,,s.,s vs and tne south via the Pete mae
Washington, to Asuia Greek andok71a1o4106
Richmond, frederf cksburs and Potomac Railroad
to kiet m0nd, We, connecting there with trains on
the hfe b mond and Petersburg aud Richmond and
DanyiIle Railroads, for Petersburg, Weldon, vii
nlpson In,tss nsieign, Sreensboro' Salisbury. Char
Steamers Report and o Vanderbilt leave 7th
Street Wharf daily (Supday evening excepted) At
eS O. m and 10 D. m. and arrive In Richmond d
1.0 p. m. And As q n.
THROUGH TO BIOH MOND In SEVEN HOURs
Fifty Miles Shorter and ~ Hours Quicker than
any other koute.
Be sure and get Through Tickets via Asuia
Oreek and fredericksburg, to Richmond, at the
Company Once, corner OF Penna. avenue and 9th
street, or on board OF the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will be In
readiness TO convey passenger and baggage be-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line pass by daylight Mount
Vernon: and may have an opportunity OF visiting
several battle lss near Irederfckseurg By stoI.
ping at that point.
Breakfast and sup on board OF Steamers.
GEO. MATTINGLY, snpt., Washington, D. O
g. =. MATTINGLY, Ticket Agent, Washington.
spSy seneral Passenger Agent.