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COTTON GINS | COTTON GINS
E. CARVER CO.'S
Improved Gins!
EAGLE COTTON GINS.

w Z are fhe Sole Agents for the sale Of these
w unrivalled Gin Stands. For beauty OF
STAPLE, LIGHTNESs OF DRAFT, AND QUANTITY
OF LINT COTTON turEed out per day, they are
unsurpassed. References can be safely made tc
every planter who has given them a fair trial
Where mule power is used, they make a saving
of nom one-quarter to one-Jhird the draft
OVER ANY OTHEB GIN. We are also agents for
zTRAUB'S GRiSr MILLS, and WHEELER
CLEMSON & cos CIRCULAR SAWS.
EcCOMBS & CO.,
Dealers in Hardware, Cutlery and Guns,
S221S and S24 Main Street,
jylI daw6m Memphis. Tenn.
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% whom it may concern

IA the District Court OF the United States. for
the District Of est Tennessee. In tins mat
ter OF 1hsobold FOLK, Bankrupt. in Bank
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee.
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In the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter of Frank Saltalamacnia, BANKRUPT In
bankruptcy. District OF West Tsnnsssse-Ss.
To whom it may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee Of Frank Saltalama-
CHA, OF Memphis, in the county OF Shelby
and state OF Tennessee, within said district
who has been adtudged bankrupt upon his
own petition, By the District Court Of said dis
trict.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day OF August.
A.D., 1868. WILLIAM Z. ClRODE,
aul3 70 Y Assignee, Etc.
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TO CONTRACTORS.

TO CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE BoARB OF LEYEE CoMAIs-l
SIUNERs FOR THE COUNTIES OF BOLIVAR,
WAsaISGroN AND IssAQUENA,
GREESvILLE, MISS, August 5, 1858.
CEALED PROPOSA Is viii be received until
- Saturday. the 18Th day OF August, for the
construction of the following Levees.
IN BOLIVAR COUNTY.
Kinks Leyee, about 1000 cubic yards.
fTide's Point Levee, about 40, 900 cubic yards.
From Vicks TO VerIninior, about $4,000 cubic
yards.
Lake Bolivar Levee, 10000 cubic yards.
WASHINGTON COUNTY.
Levee from Tarpley's to Mrs. CampbeI's,
about 49, coo cubic yards
GreenvIlle Lsvee, about 20 coo cubic yards.
kershaw's Levee, about A,OOU cubic yards.
ISSAQUENA COUNTY.
Csmack's Levee, about 10000 cubic yards
Christmas Levee, about l5U,to0 cubic yards.
Separate proposals may be made for each OF
these Levees, or for the whole number in the
District. Propositions must state the price per
cubic yard for which the work Will De con-
structed.
For The information of capitalists, would
state that the whole amount OF indebtedness
en- the present cotton crop VIII more than dis
charge every form Of obligation.
Any Information in regard to the Levees, or
ma. l. elS pertaining TO their construction, can
be Obt. med by application at The office.
auI2 Nv ). G. FRENCH, President.
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I. o. o. f.

GAYoso ENCAxPNEST, No. S, I. o. o. +. Meets
on the lst and Sd Thursday NIGHTS OF each
month. J. z. Mcclure, c. p +. Aellersh,
II P; Thomas Bacon, Scribe. je4
MEMPHIS LODGE, NO. 6.-Meets every Tuesday
night. F. Aellersh, n. G.; n. Pump, Secre-
tSry. suls
CHICKAsAW LODGE. No. Sheets every Mon
day night at s O'Clock. DR.. George W. AGREE,
y. G.; Thomas Bacon, Secretary. Jyl2
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7 HAVE two beautiful and wen improved
Il Plantations in Lea county, Ca. within
three miles OF the city OF Albany, bounded by
one OF the best railroads In the State, and me
Let and conmodtous Dwelling in tbs city,
property, nearer 70 M.
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Monday, sist Day OF August, Al, 1858.

At the hour OF 10 O'Clock in the forenoon OF
said day, at the southwest ecrner OF Court
Square land at the Intersection o. south COurt
with Main street,, In the said city Of Memphis,
state OF Tennessee, sell the premises above de-
scrtoed, at public auction, 70 the highest bidder
for cash.
signed viii make no wars ntsss
tyl ID CHARLES KORTRECHT. Trustee.
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IN the District Court OF the United States for
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF George Schmalzried, Bankrupt. In
Bankruptcy, District OF West Tennessee-ss
To whom Il may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appOin tmeut As assignee OF George SchmaIzried
OF Memphis, In the county OF snelUy and
State OF Tennessee, within said District, VINO
has been adladged q Bankrupt upon his own
Memphis, Tenn, the 5th day OF August, AID,
1883 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE.
au6 IL 20 Assignee, etc.
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2d-fhrOugh orr large capital We are
enabled to BUY FOB CASH. thereby
can buy closer than those buying on
credit,
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The undersigned hereby gives notice OF ap-
pOtntment a. assignee Of Daniel Reed,
OF Memphis, in the county of Shelby and state
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adjudged a Bankrupt upon his own petit
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day Of August, AID,
1858. WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
auI2 10 Is Assignee. etc.
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L LEGAL.


IN the District Court OF the United states, for
the District OF West Tennessee.-Iu the mat
ter OF ThOuas u. Norment, bankrupt. In
bankruptcy, District Of W est fennessee-S.
70 whom 1t may csncern;
The undersigned hereby gives notice ofbIsap-
pofntmenL a. assignee OF Thomas ii NOrmenf
Of Memphis, In the county Of Shelby an q stale
OF Tennessee, within said District, who has
been adJudged ban krupt upon his own uefi-
ton, by the District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the 18th day OfAugust, AID,
1858. WILLIAM Y. CIR0DE,
In the District Court OF the United states. for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the matter
Of T. q. Matthews, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruPtey, District Of West Tsnnessss-A
To whom 1t may concern:
THE undersigned hereby gives notice Of his
appointment a. assignee OF k. G. Matthew'S OF
Mem 1 PMS, IN the county Of shelby, and State
been adtudged a Bankrupt upon his own De-
titicn, by the District Coufs OF ssid District.
1 Rsis TsnneAss ne Ish gay q August
aui6 . 20 Assignee. &c.
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat.
ter OF John Martin, Bankrupt IN Ranr-
ruPtcy, District of West Teansssee-sa.
To Wnom1t may coneen:
The undersigned hereby gives notice of his
appointment as assignee Of John Martin OF
Mem ph1s, in the county OF Shelby and state
OF tennessee, within said District, who has
oeen seJndged q bankrupt upon his own petit
ton, Oy the District Court OF said District.
memphis Tam, the I2sh day Of August A. D..
4sse. ., q, WILLIAM Y CIRODE,
SUE ~ 2 Assignee, etc.
In the District Court OF the United States. nor
the District OF West Tennessee. In the mat
ter Of John 81. Mitchell, Bankrupt. In bank
ruptcy, Instruct OF WesG Tsnnessee-sa:
To whom It may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF John d. Mitchell
OF Mem pA1s,i in the county ofSheloy and StAtaot
Lenuesses within said District, VINO has been
ao1 u gea Bankrupt upon his own petition
by tae District Court OF said District.
Memphis, Tennessee, the 18th day Of August
A.Dt 10 8. WILLIAM I. CIRODE.
auli 4 = Assignee, etc.
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GeneraI Commission Herchants,

$50 FRONT STREET, MEMPHIS, TENN.
81 Consignm ents OF Cotton, Tobacco and
Grain solicited. Liberal advances made on
cons.gnnents in store. BaggiDg. Rope and
Plantation Supplies furnished at the lowest
market rates aul 3Tns
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In the District Court OF the United states. nor
the District Of West Tennessee. In the mat
ter OF John 81. Mitchell, Bankrupt. In bank
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West TennSssee-In the mat
ter of Ltnkhauer q Bro, hankrupas. In
Bankruptcy, District Of West Tennessee-z.
To whom Is may concern:
The undersigned hereby gives notice OF his
appointment as assignee OF Ltnkhauer q Bro,
OF Mem his, IN the county ofShelby, and State
of Tennessee, within said District, VINO have
been &diudged bankrupts upon their own petit
ton, by the District Court of said District.
Memphis, Tenn, the llLh Day OF Angust, A. D..
1883 WILLIAM Y. CIRODE,
aul2 10 % Assignee etc.
In the District Court OF the United states, for
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In the District Court OF the United States, for
the District Of West Tennessee. IN the matter
OF Daniel Reed, Bankrupt. In bank,
ruptcy, District Of West Tennessee-ss.
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AlY NlRKET on THIS CONTINENT.

~ People Should not listen 10 the base fabCi-
cstions Of Cincinnati, Louisville and st. Louis
drummers, that Memphis cannot compete with
their markets
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Sd-Ee shall continue TO SELL ONLY
FOB CASH, which enables rs to sell at 9
closer profit than those selling on Time,
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In the District Court OF the United States for
the District Of West Tennessee. In the matter
Of K q. Matthews, Bankrupt. In Bank
ruptey, District Of West Tanneasee-A
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in Gesrsetsws.

CONFERENCE.-The Spalding, OF
Baltimorr, visited Trinity Church this morn
ing, where several new members OF the chure b
were confirmed by him.
FUNERAL.-The fsneral OF the late Rev. W m.
q. Lumsden took place from his late residence,
81 Gay street, yesterday afternoon. The re-
mains were taken 10 St. Johns church, where
the services were held, after which the IN ter
nent took place at Oak Hill cemetery
A FUGIrIvR.-Offcer Volkman, on Saturday
evening, arrested Hannah Fitzsimmons fu-
gitive from the workhouse. She was taken be-
fore Justice Buckley, who had her taken bach
10 the workhouse.
MEECHANTe' ExCHASGE.-Six hundred and
eighty bushels of wheat were offered on
Change this morning. No sales Were made
FROM PHILADELPHIA.-The steamer New
York, Capt. Jones, entered this morning with
merchandise from Philadelphia
THE CANAL.-The extent of The damages 70
the canal, caused by the late freshet in the PO-
tomac, Is not so heavy as was supposed they
would be The bank of the canal is washg
out about eight miles above GEORGETOWN. SUI
perrin fendent Maui has set large force of
hands at work TO repair the dams ges, and nav
lgafior Will be resumed again in a ~ w DAYS.
The WIFE OF JOHN LYNCH.-A woman from
Washington called at the station house yester-
day, stating that she was the wife of job.
Lynch. who married her about two wears ago
and left her about three weeks Afterwards
She thought the msn-who died at the static n
house last Tuesday, named John Lynch. was
her husband. The body Of the deceased was
10 be e1humed this evening for identification.
FIsH.-A few shad aud about I,O0O herring
were landed at the fish wharf this morning.
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General Conference OF the A. NJ. f.. Zion
LGalaredl CInrch.

Tenth Ddy.-Conference met at o'clock, with
the usual religious exercises, under the direc-
ton of Bishop Talbot, presiding. A memo
rial, setting forth the necessity of a bishop in
the West, to be known a. a missionary bishop,
was presented by Elder w. +. Butler, and re-
ferred TO the Committee on Episcopacy. The
Committee on Temperance submitted re-
port, inch was recei we'd, and on motion, laid
on the table. Leave was granted the Commit
tee on the Zion Standard 10 withdraw.
The substitute on Eplscopacy was on mo-
ton, taken up and read by the Secretary, and
after considerable discussion was rejected and
the original considered. During the discussion
on the subject, the committee appointed TO re-
ply TO the A. NJ. E. Conference came for ward
and read their reply; which was adopted, and
thereupon the committee retired.
The report on Episcopacy was resumed, and
amended SO as TO read that the Bishops be
elected every four years, and reelected as often
as the General Conference may deem proper
The amendment was adopted, as also the origi-
nal which recommends that the Conference
elect Bishops every four years. and that they
serve as long as, in the judgment of the Gene
raj Conference their iabors may be thought
beneficial TO the connection.
The Committee Of Ways and Means made a
report, which was received and laid on the
table, 10 be taken up in the afternoon session
The Conference then took a recess till ~
O'Clock.
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A, NJ. F., General Conference.

Tzirteenh Ddy.-The Cor ference met at Israel
Church this morning, Bishop Quinn in the
chair.
After the opening exercises, Rev. A. McIn-
tosh read the report of the Committee on Epis-
copacy A minority report was read, and the
matter was referred to the Bishop.
Hon. Senator Wilson was introduced, and
took his seat within the bar of the Conferen ce.
The Senator was called upon 10 address the
Conference, which he did, after which Bishop
Payre replied, and a vote Of thanks was ten
dered to the Senator
DIR Revels offered resolution Of coincidence
relating to the death Of the late Rev. Peter
Gardner. which was adopted.
The order of the day was taken up, being the
question OF the union Of this Conference with
the A. M. 4. Zion Conference. Rev. s. T.
Jones read report declining the proposition
of the Zion COME 10 defer the Union, and
for a new platform. II. M. Turner moved to
reconsider so much Of the report Of the Com
mittee on the Union as relates to non. union
The subject OF the union of the two confer
enees was discussed when the Conference ad
iourned until O'Clock.
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THE COURTS.

ORPHANS COURT, Judse Purceu.-On Sat
urday the last will Of Primus Ieman was filed
Tor record. The deceased leaves his property
to his family, and makes his wife executrix.
w. 5. Morse qualified as administrator of p.
&. Wedderstadt; Ann Turner as guardian OF
her children's estate; w. Wheeler, as guardian
of L. A. Taylor; Mary Farrell as guardian of
the orphans Of John Halloran; Mary Ann Ed
monsOn, as guardian of her children: 4. A Sen.
vener, as guardian of her children; T.. G.. Car
Iington, as administrator of Sarah Edelen. Ac-
counts ofJulIa Littles guardian, and J. s. Cor
coran's ADMINISTRATIVE, were approved and
passed.
Court IN GENERAL TRRM.-To-day, Mr..
Davidge presented the application of Mr.. b. b.
Cahoon, OF Delaware, for admission TO the bar,
and a committee was appointed to examine his
qualifications. Subsequently the committee re-
ported, and he was admitted on taking the pre-
scribed oath. The case of Hufurta VS. the Cor
poration was called up and argued.
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Alexandria and Vicinity.

The Gazette Of Saturday has the following
items:
Lyceum HdH.-!The property known Us Ly-
ceum Hall, at the intersection of Prince and
Washington streets, was sold this morning, by
public action, by John H. Parrott, for W. a.
Taylor and Reuben johnson, Commissioners.
under a decree of the Circuit Court, J. b.
DaDgerfield, esq, for &, 500.
Goose Greek Byidge.-Tbe repairs to Goose
Greek Bridge on the Orange, Alexandria and
Manassas Railroad, necesstated by the freshet
OF Wednesday last, were completed yesterday,
and last night train crossed it safely.
Scarcity Of Houses.-There is said 10 be an
insufficient supply of medium sized dwellings
here to meet the demand.
Circuit Court.-The Spring term Of the Circuit
Court for this county, Judge Thomas presiding
Some important cases are 10 be disposed of at
this term.
Buoys.-A steamer has been lying OFF Jones's
Point for a day or two, taking on board buoys
10 replace those in the river, which require TO
be renewed.
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RYIrGrOCs.-Tks Rte Of Con frmdtion, de-, at
81. PIfTlci's ChHTct.-At ten o'clock yesterday
morning, the Most Reverend Archbishop
Spaliing administered the sacrament of con-
sons, rrenty Of whom were adult converts,
twelve having been baptized by Rev. Father
Keanp within the past few months. He also
administered the sacrament at the Church of
the Immaculate Conception, corner of sth aud
n streets, to a large number of persons. This
morning he confirmed large number at
Trinity Church, Georgetown, and Will leave
for Baltimore this evening. At the half past
six o'clock mass, at st. Patrick's yesterday,
nearly two hundred boys and girls made their
first commr Mon.
At the same church, yesterday morning, at
eleven O'Clock mass, the Reverend Archbishop
delivered a very interesting and instructive
discourse from the Gospel OF the day ssAsk an
you shall receive, that your joy may De full, .
10th chapter of 81. John, oath verse. PRAYER,
the key to salvation, was in possession Of sill
mankind, and anything as ked of the Father in
the name OF our Lord, which would be conducive
20 our spiritual health would be granted. For
the success of prayer faith IL absolutely neces-
sary and cur demands must be mad with child
Ike simplicity Prayer teaches ~ our entire
dependence upon Him for all things, and we
had the promise of our Savior that anythip o
asked in his name would be granted. The
Archbishop next spoke of the humility with
which we should offer our PRAYERS, and the
submlssiveness which should perv,Ide our
hearts. How msny are there once filled with
piety TO whom wealth or other blessings had
proved a curse, Our Heavenly Father knew
that which was best for us, and privation w in
often awaken us to q sense Of our past Ingrati-
tude. Prosperity in this life, when not re.
f,rrpd 10 the glory of God has nothing desira-
bic in il for the disciples of Jesus. The Arch.
bishop spoke about thirty five minutes, and
was listened TO with marked attention.
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The TEMPERANCE CArsE.-Yestsrdar.

THE TEMPERANCE CAUsE.-Yesterday, a
number OF temperance meetings were held in
different sections Of the city-one at the North
ern Market, under the auspices Of the Wash
ington City Temperance Society; another at
ST. Aloysius ol-house; third before the
Juvenile Society Of Wesley Chapel; at Lincoln
Depot, C29th infantryD Russell Barracks, Oath
irfantry.) At Carroll Hall, in the evening, the
trial Of King Alcohol was resumed, and the
Washingtonians held their usual meeting al
Temperance Hall last night, when addresses
were delivered by Messrs Vim. p. Drew, J. H.
Thompson, T. G. Clayton, u. X. Harris and j.
q. smith.
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RY THOMAS BOWLING, Aucr, Georsvtow o
VALUABLE PROPERTY II eEORGETowN

BY virtue OF q decree of the Supreme Court of
the District of Columbia, sitting a Court Of
Equity, passed In cause Of ChaI les T. Hawkins
vs. Mary z. Hawkins aud others, No. 1913 on the
docket Of the said court the subscriber as trustee
VIII ofer at public sale. on the premises, on FRI
DAY, the 22d day of May, AZ the hour Of O'Clock
m; the south half part OF Lot No. s. in Beatty
end Haw kins addition to Georgetown, fronting ~
feet on the east side of High street and run ming
back the same width TO the depth of leo feet with
the Frame Building upon the same; being bon nded
on the north side by the premises of PRESLEY Dor
sey and on the south by the warehouse occupied
by David Jackson.
This property is situated In the heart Of High
street, and is one Of the most valuable bushes.
sites in the town.
Terms Of sale: One third cash; the residue of the
Purchase money In ak and twelve months, the pur-
chaser giving his notes, with surety. to be ap-
proved by the trustee. bearing interest; or all the
purchase money may be paid on the day of sale
On the ratification OF the sale by the court and
payment of the purchase money, the title will be
conveyed to the purchaser. All convey ancing aud
revenue stamps 1T the cost Of the purchaser
B. p. jackson. Trustee
my 6Staw2w TH0S. BOWLING, Auct
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TYPOGRAPHICAL UNION, No. 1Ol.-At a
stated meeting OF this Onion, held on Saturday
evening, the sum Of $1,000 was voted, to be-
used by the Committee on Reception, in emit ,r.
tanning those delegates from abroad who NAV
attend the Convention Of the National TWO.
graphical Union, which meets in this city on
Nor day, the flrst Of June next. The Union
also appointed q committee to revise and pre-
pare for publication the constitution and by.
laws Of The Union.
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GE0RGETOWN ABVERTISEMENrS.
RY THOs. BOWLING, Auctisneer; Georgetown

SUBSTANTIAL THREE STORY BRICK
DWELLING HOUSE AT AUCTION
On TUESDAY May IS. at O'Clock ,. m, | will
fronting q feet inches on the west side of Je
son street, by depth Of ll5 feet To an alley The
improvements consist OF q substantial Brick House
mo. ISL tin roof, 90 utaining rooms and cellar
and In excellent condition.
Terms: Onehe cash, balance in 6 and "
mont BIS. with interest, secured BY deed Of trust
on the property. Convey sncing and sta mps at the
cost OF the purchaser. deposit of $50 required
soon as the property is struck OF.
Title perfect.
my Is THOS BOWLING. Auct.
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PROFESSOR HAsELMAYER, who is now as
TOMS hing our citizens at the National Theatre
by his artistic performance of many wonder
full feats of slight. Of hand, visited Secretary
Stewards residence, after his performance on
Saturday, by invitation of that gentleman,
where he found assembled the members of the
cabinet, several foreign ministers and other
distinguished persons, who came to the conclu /.
sion, after witdessing the Profes sors dexterity,
that il he had not been a magician he would
have made clever diplomat, both profession S
having somewhat in common. The occasion
was very pleasant one. and the company
were much pleased, not only at the mar yeIous
tricks, but with his pleasant manner which
adds great deal to the agreeable character of
his public entertainments. He will continue ut
the National Theatre this week.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WAsHIssToN ~, Msy @, Noon, 1857
&A9 s&lEa6

~A8 E.
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BABT1-
mokk. and wAsHINGToH AND.TBE WEST
are nov run ss follows. viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunds, ct 90, 90 and I'D
m, and zoO, and $50. and 8, as y m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Lave q ally, except Sunday, st7:V IN, and zoo
FOB WAY STATION SOUTH 81 AssAPe
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave at e;0 and 100 Q. M and 81 2tp aud n
Pm.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave AZ 700 . IN. and 81 y IN. No trains 70
from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave at so0s m. and 40 and SIS D. On
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave az 500 m. and 4 81 and Is D m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday. afa
@ m, 40 srds;4s m.
On Saturday at Sc q. m, and 70p IN.
On sunday AZ go and s IS y. m. only, connecting
Wheeling, Parkersbure. &c.
THROUGH TICK ETs 10 the we-t can be had a,
the asLington Station Ticket once 1t al hour.
eylvsnia avenue, where arrangements can 10
sde to check baggage at hotels o. private resi
dencep.
For New York, Philsdelphis, sad Boston, seo
advertisement OF "Tbrough Line"
J. LWlLSOE, Master Of rrsnsportaticz.
l.: NJ. SoLE. General Ticket Az mt.
ocS GEO. K0ONTZ. Agent. wAshinStop.
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE w S.
Amu..m,nts, &e., Tonight.

NATIoSAL THEATRE-Prof. Haselmsyer's
musical and magical sOiree.
ANALosTAN 1sLASD.-Pie-nie OF the Holy
Hill Band
JEUSNEMAN's PLEASURE GARDEN.--Pic- me
Of the MeiamOIa Beat Club.