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The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26
IDAHO CIT I.T.

A NONGOIIAN TIDAL WAvE.-It 10 re
perted that twenty seven steamers are in th'
harbor of Hong Kong, China, for the purpos.
of transporting Coolies from that port to Sar
Francisco, and Il il estimated that they car
bring thirty. seven thousand Chinamen. It il
ALEC claimed that they are British steamers
Such An accession to the Chinese population Of
California would operate like one of the plaques
Of Egypt. The people Of the Pacific Coast
have felt the evils resulting from the presence
Of the Chinese in their midst. and the opposi.
lion to further immigration of that alien and
degraded race has assumed definite form aud
shape. No public man Of any reputation. in
California, dares to raise his voice in favor of
the further importation of such cheap labor
material. The white lsboring classes have
become thoroughly aroused. aud all the devices
and schemes of Political demagogues to blind
the people to tho balefll Influences exerted by
the rateating vermin will fail to convince
them that Chinese cheap labor viii benefit
themselves - well ~ the monopolists and mil
lioaaires. Such competition in the various
fields Of labor will not be endured by Ameri.
caa working men. Ono of the fruits of the
late unpleasantness was the placing of few
millions of negroes in competition with white
labor. and now to have the hood-gates opened
for the teeming millions of Asia to swarm over
the American continent, filling up all avenues
OF labor. and erowding from place those who
are to the manor born, il . contamination
that we most devoutly pray may never be
reached. The anti-C Chinese movement in San
Fancisco has had . salutary effect % far, a.
though the Radical Mayor of that city vetoed
The pig-tail ordinance; and nothing better
could have been expected of him. 1t is to be
hoped. however. that the City Council will
pass it ever his veto. ~ by its stringent en- {
Forcement the Johns will either obey the laws |
Or get out Of the place. It
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

cHoLxRA.-Ths cholera appsArs to b ne.
'os 70 tennessee. On June 10th, Thirty deaths
wore reported in Nashville, and the disea.e i.
said g % On tho increase In East Tenne....
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

But very few Of those indeo'esu -.
the old firm Of Vantine h 70. n -,
come forward and paid their s &C. a
or notes: times utmost hmlu
soon Be passed" and then VIII = a. !,
the Law. Pay up and avoid tr0as
Yours, truly,
June 8. l62tf g. ". 01
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

EXECUTIVE CLyMgNcY.-We learn from
the Ssafcsmas that Governor Bennett has par.
doned and restored to citizenship Jacob s.
Drake. who was convicted at the October term,
1871, OF the District Court in Ada county. Of
shooting with intent 10 kill" one Thomas
kins'bury. and sentenced to four years in the
Territorial Prison. Drake was not believed
70 be Of soand mind at the time he shot Kines-
bury. and bis mind has been deranged most Of
the time since his Incarceration. The petition
Tor his pardon was very generally signed By
the people Of Ada county. and after careful
examination Of the case. Gov. Bennett, consid
er'ng that the ends Of Justice no longer re-
}u'red the mans imprisonment. promptly or.
dered his discharge.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

j THREATENED WAR IN EUR0P1.-W. n.
Russell, more lamilisrly known 70 Americana
- Bull Run Russell. tho well-knowD corres-
pondent Of tho London 15mss,; writing from
vienna 70 that journal Gays that tho peace q
Europe il but sham. and though everything
! looks quiet on the surface sssthing volcano
| is bubbiing and rumbling beneath. which threat
ems. 1t any moment, to break out and involve
oil the leading natioos Of Europe in the most
terrible war Of this century. The elevation Of
Marshal MscMahon to the Presidency Of tho
French Republic. and the equivocal language
used BY tho new President in the expression
by hun of hope tor the speedy liberation Of
French territory has aroused Bismarck, and
the willy Prussisn Minister has demanded IN
OF PLANTATION. and the Germans are again plsc-
ing their army on war footing. Active prep
arations of warlike character have been 60
ing on quietly in Austria and Hungary for
some time past: new and more Elective arms
and armsments have been introduced, and much
attention paid to military matters. France |
has also been quietly engaged in arming and
recognizing her military forces. aud it 10 be-
lieved that some secret understanding exists
between Austria and France in regard to their
future relations and dealings with the North
German Empire That some such understand
ing exists between Russia aud Prussia 10 gen.
orally credited. and 10 case of IN open rupture
between France aud Germany it 10 believed
that Russia would undertake to hold Austria
IN check. The communication of Mr.. Russell
aas caused considerable excitement. and the
possibilities and probabilities Of another san.
urinary struggle between the leading powers
Il Europe form the absorbing topic Of CONVEX
alton in England and on the continent generally
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

RIGHT The question Of ta king church prop
erty was discussed before the late Ohio Consti.
tutional Convention. The reformers 10 that
direction holding that ia justice to the poor.
the property and investments Of wealthy cor.
porations should be subject to taxation the
same ~ other property. proposition 20 em.
inently just that We think no man of common
sense aud common honesty viii be found to op-
pose it. The rule should be-and il 10 the
only honest rule-to tax every individual and
corporation. having property. ia precisely the
aame ratio, Corporations. especially, should
be taxed. a. the burthcn would fall much light
er upon them than upon the average individual
whose property is never exempt. and who new
or seeks to have his property exempted Gom
taxation; aud. having no friends ut Court.
could not secure such exemption il he did.
The Idaho world. [volume] (Idaho City, Idaho Territory) 1864-1918, 1873-06-26

'"'oEmeo 10 tnat ne thought he would gather
enough apples to supply the whole Of Southern
Idaho. Passing down tho street on which
these two places front found all the residences
surrounded with pretty gardens and fruit trees,
and among them noticed particularly that Of
Mr. G. Jacobs. and Mr.. C. W. Moore. Of the
FIRST National Bank. The latter gentleman
showed ~ through bis grounds, which are beau.
'uo''y lad out. and the most striking feature.
ana one which We appreciated most highly.
was ME blue grass lawn surrounding bic resi.
aence. That reminded u Of old times. and
brought back 70 wildly our boyhood day. that
We were strongly tempted to lay down and wal.
ow in the blue grass a. 10 days Of yore. Mr..
Moore has spared no expense 10 identifying
ne grounds. and 10 cultivating IN endless v.ri.
~ Of fruit trees. shrubbery and flowers: and.
'iter completing our inspection 10 that line. we
tsmblsd across bic extensive strawberry patch.
10 viaSs Of which were loaded down with Ina.
aous fruit. and. that being our strong suit.
'ded ~ Mr.. Moore. we ct once made ! raid
I'd foragsd to our hessts content. Alter lesv.
q Nj. Moore's placs we continued down the
Erset' passing the beautiful garden surround.
y the residence If Governor Bennett on one
DO aud that Of NJ. Hart on tho other aide.
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PROPOSALS.
DRoPosALs FOR LUMBER.

NAVY PAT OyyIoE,J
~ CHHsTrur nrnEHr.
PHILADELPHIA. July ". 1873.
Sealed proposals, indorsed Proposals Bureau
Ysrds a9a Docks" win be received a. M ofhSe
S,ig board Zee. yost sy iiinshss
1900 board feet ScantlinE. By inches,
The .boye.o BE- q mrs, somnon Surii,y Ghl e
pcr schedule 70 be .een q the ONCE Of 0iyil En-
gineer II. O. Prindle, Naval Station. League Island
Pennsylvania. To be delivered on or before Sep.
tembef ls7s. free Of charge, at League Island
Naval station, subject 10 the usual conditions OF
inspection, approval &c. Irresponsible security will
DO fequirsa 1or The prompt and faihful delivery q
Wise the bids viii not Be entertained .a,,,
Pay Inspector, q. =. NAVY.
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WAsuIsaTos.J July y, iss
ID ne q Day q ds
hS ss q he build
qulred Tor the exterior of the building. .,
ss s q g p u S
sandstone and the anaities espse,silE insisted
an b sn& hs
.tS$ s SlaIf ssas pfss: Rs ON
others dinerent Kinds OF cutting, must be sub
Nc stone mat has not been tested by actual use As
cut stone n buildinss for At least ten ea Will be
asr psros & has
The stone must, further. have : good grain, and
sSR the %1 s Ii s
% cubic SP . sa' sns or less will be
auired The actual average Of the stones cannot be
vii Be ordered on schedule o. net sires, in order
payment vii b msas. siiosns IN addition q one
Biddsrs vii state how .Son they Gan oompssnce
Ssa % q ss ne ). Gsa Ss
from he owners or !es,ees q the quatriea from
sas '9ns 70 be Ss sId
which the quarry !. ntuated that the bidder 4 u.
All proposals must be made on and in full accord
ance With the printed forms. 70 be obtained on ~
Rens bond ~, IN M sI% n MY no nov do A
contract II aw.Tded to him. and yiye bond thereto
In the penal sum Of one hundIed thousand dollar,
y % the aoSsramsni y sscarisy Tor he isitsil
Performance OF the contract the lease 70 take ehes
hs q shs 81 aas &c
the Government TO take full possession OF the qua
z and Toss 4 st the expense Of the contractor
The Department reserves the right to reject an
or ali bids, or 10 divide the contract and use two
more kinds Of stone
Proposals must be incosed In sealed enyelop
indorsed Proposals for Dimension Stone for 4
sddressed to a: u MgLLEIT
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OFf1OE OF tUPFnVfHIN0 NnCHTrTCT.I
TnEAsUny DEPARTMENT, }
WlauIuaEaA Ii a Iulx. VA Ikll

OFf1CE OF kUPEnvfsIro AnCHrrrCT,l
TREAsuRr DEPARTMENT.
un Is M IN s es s
$sis :.s$ s "a n ~ ssisss, SS$ss
Ip Z, ,hs r,snE; pG9r and wlndoT s and
siS "a he "a SS. q h S
be vii q SHs S% o Ts s0s
stone and North River Bluostone.
%ss Ss Goi ihs Sss fSs sosi
TO DO " by v by u inches, showing one face the
different grades Of cutting proposed to be done on
Inc whole q ,hs stone. en,, leyi.ed .pd ready to
Tsa % ss ns s;na
two ysea aftet the award q the contract. under
every days delay beyond the tims above s,ipu:
%sss
and called for IN the schedule.
or the se' Sns !
proposed % be furnished or their agents. or IRON
he heoesssry fsstes Tor promp sn sI sae
2S Il ns sSs s. monthly
Fer cent o. work executed. until The finai compile
.Kii6ids mnst be made on the printed form to be
Sst,lned a, ny otcs and must be aoeompsnied
q i've tSoassnS aoiisr: ss:Ssy iSsi ths SlsSsr
SIeysS he ssass ss
Be s II sssS H. Sdasr ssA
ms RsDsIt%ep. Fsssryss ,he right q reject Any
y ssI
snsTS Sd Of e s
| a. such.
Plans, specifications and schedules can be pro
cured on application to this Office.
Proposals. must be inclosed In q scaled envelope
indotsed "Propoeals for Cptstone Work, &C., for
the New jail, District Of Columbia" and tho sam
pies must have label with the name Of the bidder
| and quarry marked thereon. aud both must be ad
dressed to A. n MULLEfT,
JyblN Supervising Architect
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Curioos Death OF q Noted Convict.
News. comes from the State prison that the
notorious Narcisse Rodreguex, an eminent
horso thief Of California extraction, whose
experience also includes the pillaging Of
stages and pedestrians, and lighter deeds 10
the criminal line, has boon permanently car
ried to q grave on the HILL the locality Of the
prison cemetery, by reason Of his own natu-
raj tendency to misbehavior. Tho Inherent
la.lness Of the fellow led him to shirk work
whenever opportunity offered, and inspired
him TO violate laws and commit the deeds
that led to his repeated arrest by the ofiicers
of the counties lying south OF here, and ulti-
matcly resulted In his transportation to .
felon's cell. He was In October, 1871, con-
yicted Of highway robbery In Monterey and
sentenced to ave years Imprisonment ct San
Quentin; In February, 1ST3, he was remanded
10 the custody OF the sheriff by order Of the
court, but In March was returned to prison.
On the 25th Of May, 1871, he was again taken
from the prison, this time TO Santa Clara, and
was tried and convicted Of another charge OF
robbery, and given lease OF three addi-
tional years on his prison homo.
Instead Of striving to reduce his term Of
Imprisonment by good behavior, he gave the
officers all the trouble he could by negiecting
the rules Of the prison and rcsorting to va.
rious mean lodges to escape work, After hc
had exhausted all other means Of avoiding
labor, he prevailed upon the hospital steward,
also prisoner, to compound for him dose
calculated to give him the appearance OF an
invalid, and deceive the physician at the reg
ular morning review, whereby the criminal
hoped to be excused from work for pro
tracted season, and to obtain abundant op-
portunities to sun himself in the prison yard,
without fear Of hlndrance or molestatlon
The stewards knowledge Of chemistry WA
impelled him to undertake the Job for hi
feliow-conyict, and for this reason Rodrigues
instead Of enjoying the freedom Of the yart
and the warm sunlight, Ia lying In Q Pine
board coffin. One dose Of the stewards med
icine killed the unfortunate Rodriguez OF
Saturday lsst.--Sdn Frdncisco Bulletin.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1873-08-01

In bidding for delivery at more than one post,
bidders will make separate proposals for each
The grain must be well cured, sound, free from
dirt, cob, chat and all foreign substances and Of
good merchantable quality In every respect, and
put up IN good. strong sacks. containing each, Of
corn and barley, not more than $50 nor less than
l0D pounds: Of oats not more than 20 nor eas than
20 pounds. and Of bran not more than 90 pounda.
Bidders must state the kind Of grain they propose
10 furnish. Preference will be given to American
seed corn.
Delivery Of the grain TO be commenced on or be-
fore M required by the United siates) the hrst day
OF December, ISIS, and to be completed In four
Months, ono fourth Of the entire quantity. con.
trActed for 10 be delivered monthly.
Delivery Of the bran TO DO commenced on or be.
fore III required by the United btates the hrst day
| Of February, 1874, and to DO completed in four
months. one fourth monthly.
Proposals for furnishing any quantity Of the sup
plies less than the whole amount required at the
posts named will be entertained
The right IN reserved by the undersigned TO re
lect any or al bids and also TO Increase diminish
BY ono fourth, at any time within thirty days be
fore the expiration OF the contract. the quantities
'dood and saifhcient bonds will be required from
the contractor for the prompt and faithful fuihn
The usual requirements must be observed Ii
| Blank PROPOSALS may be had upon application :
the once OF the Quartermaster's Department .
| either Of the posts named, or ct this Office.
BY authority Of the District cowmsndes ,.
Deputy O. NJ. General U. q. A., Chief ouartsrma,
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A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
fE GREAT At n IN TTE,ys APP TONIC wa

A PLEASANT SUMMER RESORT.
fas GREAT AEgF " HTTEaa sMP TONIC Wa
Of Ias & ~; fHsR6 4. g
pleasant and sSfs retrest from the heat
n &. ssSs SnaSs
q msdcnai Water ne m s.as q M, sssAnins 1851
sTRIBLING SPRINGS,
thirteen miles from stsunton. Virgins, where the
a ss which insuds mo three distn eissses a
Can Be- Ss hssp
These sprins. are hiEh,y mSdicinal snd have
P pas = %sdasias ssss;; .ssstsa ~ lie
Rsiss saa y Ssssf
IKE
sdsn q 5S Iron and " than fpI
H e semSinaa ats4st1s and tonis proseIss pre-
eminent The waters Of these Springs admit Of I
SSrSnis SfcpsSi. saS Snss%SS55is; siy:g.p pei,
s:u.ns ss aSs Spss.
neuralgia, and In most cases all diseAsss q m,lnS
saS j ri sSs q v ss
ssi sSs SssIS;
q Ss s sSSsner o. IN ,as 1a NJ
Hotel sceoInmod ATOMS hraLclAss. Various mean
ssS sR Hss sees s per
HGss n3s . GS s'SS ssss .s.
miles 70 the springs BY o'roois's stage and hAo
sS%
the same afternoon before dark,
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d RoPosALs FOR STEAM sLoops-or.wAR.
DunnAu OF CossrnucTion Asp RErAH.

buo or S9s .n,sogos Ja anD n hiis IA
Sealed proposals. vii be received g this bsrssu
;ssTncsion, ipsladlnS II he ms.sIisis, creep. sSs
q about ~ tons peasuIemsnt. complsts fgr -
hull, showing the work 10 be done may be sesp and
eaamined at this Bpreau. and a. the CompandAntis
Chsriestovn and kfttery. on and Alter The 6lh Of
The hull must be completed n ~ respect. &C.
cordins TO the contract and specifications: the ma
,eri ,, np., be q the BEST quality and The voyt
denyered ~ such Navy Yard on the Atattic coAst -
ne Department may direct n eight months from
| Payments WIN be made As tho WORK progresses IN
proPoruonats nmounts, reserving the usual per
ceptase until the nnal completion and soceptsnos
The bids must be accompanied with The suarap.
zee required by law that the contract u awar1ed
| Twill BE- promptly executed, and the nance Of The
parties who are to become the sureties 10 ths
amoant Of the face Of the contract viii slso b
The Department reserves the right 70 sccsps or
Itss snE e ~ 6ids which. in is opinion. are NOT
Bids viii only Be- accepted from parties VINO are
Known 70 be and 70 have the nsosssssy
Il facilities for doing he wrr ia<I1 ~
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THE MARKETS.


rs,...a.d BY L.,s y.nn.on o.. Bo..ieys. .evsAAss
easss, ~ Ps@n'yissH'a asemss e"d r.sh 'rssis.
TIussphy, July 81, isn.
.sss. a. ,,e:npqn; ~; Sn.ed s!..ss sGs ~
iIsh tp,.s state .s: new e;SseoP,, ,ls
sd sis. is tni SSf ss.. Us! s
S s s.s. n EISg:::
.aa msS. s0h sscShs Ssn' On. p aiss
s,.: Illinois Ssntr. Iss; Ssys.nd and a, Ply.
iI GqssPfss ma NJ f:a 49, W.; Si:s
,.lSsss VI Ss;sse !: ,aS ss III
s.i S,s 81 y I;2a:::'ss ssss Sis
sBsS T SsiSn P.s siH' ss bo Sssis f'''
|s i::s: n: III:
sss1IsS :1s s y: =;
10 DO. Family q q. z. and ~ 90 DO. g ssA
isns vn Continued sss aS: ssssp,. ss
son. The oiIsrinss On ,Ghhnss were rs,sdily tslep
:in stssls ~ a IN sSS ,s:. s%s;I . Y y
a.s1continus dull aud hard 70 sell Il prsvisus
s1S:s.:s . ssn. .S Sfis sts
mixed YsssIn /, sSsS cents, and s.ido do. brish
" Ss s marx 70 sssssi e III az
balls. i caIIsn! ssis.: .%sh y. :i.in.a al q
f ssi ! asflsssliss NJ sS ssSs Icy TSdans
cep . aS9s a9 sSm,n IN 1.asp ~ 4
the ports yesterday were .sp baleS making 20 far
this week b,i2l bales, Against - belcs same time
Tio,lrea,.-wlsh no stoct q Built Meat Offering.
se we nS,sne bssers are fairy sappisd aSd W
quote iobbins iots psei "a OK cents for Shoulders.
Al ~ cents and sides 81 ioislSiI esns for rib and
tobrand and quality. Lard Z very dull. boih for
crude and refined, and We quote nouinaliy d
Xess PORK 10 quiet, With Q Ar trade. d Sif 3
9i7.bo per bbi, The latter for job lots.
Rsassd Ssears-Are In less demAnd, and The
paIiss 4 Gsstion s.sieE f2r SON. We quote on
.S Sf arsnSi.ssa issiS MS Sses., ma soss q
bssis OF los. cents for white, yailows ct 6kt5sk
eenis, and Canton co o. ed9ek cent?
Wines yesterday and today at VI cents and " mole
tho market arm At that nsurs for both CITY and
Western.
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LEGAL.


! KArALYsINE WkTIh.THs 3estf MyPIsII s.
IoY N1TuaE. Endorsed BY the Hishest Medi ..
fa.aiytic, Youthful vlsor V ne ksed, and De
sop nc Young e. Critical gss rs psia hss
|mstism, pyspepsis. NeuTalsis, arsysl pitbetes
pssases u the Kidney Liver and ssain hsd a;an
n. Dropsy. Chronic pinsTAi sss,Sss dsnspa
psbility, aud nearly every class a CHRONIC pta
sase. PamphletS coptai ming histoTy o. hs
Eminsnt PhysiciAnH and Distinsgishsd Sitideni
Usent TnIE BY mail by WHITNEY HhOSs nen
IFoT sale by all DrufIists. liet-eo2m
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DRoPosALs FOR HEAD-sToNEs FOR Ma
L T1oNAL MILITARY 9RMETERIEs:

~
QUAnrKRMAsrER 9ksERAL's 0yrIoE. I .
Proposals are inyited Tor fnrnishins Hsad-stane.
y sEss ,Rs
Provided. that the he I'D stones required by an &C,
entitled IAN sct TO establish and protect National
q .sa
shall DO Of durable stone, and q such design and
the contract for supplying the same shall bs
idyertisemsnt in ten newspApers Of general oircu.
iAton. to responsi ble person persons whose
samples and bids shall III the greatest measure
ne sn sss q
hereby appropriated for said purpose out o. any
money In the Treasury not otherwise appropriated
and the Secretary Of War ahsll hr.t determine foI
head stones. and Tue stsndards q qualify and
made aud decided with reference thereto; and con
% s %sas e
act shall provide 10. furnishing and setting all thu
said eadstones, and shAll not In the aggregate OF
coed the sum hereby .sppropriiated. -, :
Tho total number to be furnished IL estimated =
Ss'ss For the known. h'.ea; for the unknown
spsSiaestiqns. describing in detail the stand.r,
plication by letter 70 this otiice where Also spec
men will DO placed on exhibition within few day.
| The proposals should DO In sealed envelopes
y Gs sSr ,Ss os
tsrmaster General Of the Army. in whose ono
ehey will be opened. In the presence Of bidders,
Saturday, September g. 1873, commencing At
by order Of the Secretary of w.r., ,,,,o.
ouArtermaster General, Brevet Maj, Gen. u. 3, A.
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syspn .7h,y
Rey. j, W. Parker, D. D.. Mr., oHAnLns II. ARhls
and Miss MARY II. BRAND, all Of this city.
day Of July al the residence Of the brides mother,
byths Rev. o, p. Andrssa HAwL.I Bhowr. Of
New York, aud KATE v. HknoLD. OF this city.
BACHE-NOIAN.-On the sth Of July ls7a, q
the resideuce OF the brides unols. b. the Rev Dr.
Butler, Mr.. ALrnIr u. BAcHK, and Miss ALICE y.
NoLAs. both Of Washington.
HoLMEs-KELaER,I;A AT the rooms Of the y. y,
@. a, by Rev Geo. A. Hal. MT. fnANcmP, HoLhHs
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w AMI GREAT bOUTHEkN hhIlhOAD
r, az and LynehbHrE and Danville Railroad
Commencing, SUNDAY, May Is. ITS double daily
Iynchburs In the great line from New Orleans and
New Hork. e9nnsetins twice daily with ChesApeaks
yille for Richmond and South. aud al the line TO
Leave Washington By Potomac Ferry company's
boats Seventh street wharf, twice daily r. m;
and D. m, and take trains corner King aud
Union streets, Alexandria, att 90 m and 90 p.
Arryest Lynchburs at ~ p. m, and 20 q. m.
making close connections West and Southwest.
Passenger for Manassas Division leave seventh
stfsef WHAT s,nn = M, daty, eheeptns sunday
leans. ohAnstns only q Lynchburr.
| buy tickets at 90 Pennsylvania avenue and Ai
| Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Depot, Washington
=. u or a. Alexandria. corner of King and Union
| KnoIs Omnibus Line makes rapid connection be
tween Bal,im4re and Ohio railroad depot and sev
BresLisst and supper on ferry boats for through
| ap2 J. N, pROADUg, O. 7, A.