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I h?- lwi-r had I #*!-ii In
- ' ?< a nr lbr? - liuir*
< I ih- Iiu'linii.) narawl him that
altentb.iis. nn.I k* hdt n??t
. I- Hf a-.p-aian-e iu tUr ,!,>re since last
landay,
J I l? t written h th?>
h< |i tin m iking appointment to
"" *' I "*t ' on Siitiilav last. fr!I
baa<l .1 her hu-band. and by |,j? rp.
i ippreulicc in hi* ra^kij, named
' ?>. I .? m the meetinjf. and f?lI
Mi- parlt-a 'tlxmi the Mrcet. until the retati
t Hi" ni|i- t? hrr ic?idcn.-c. They did
? any | Ia<-,,r but walked and
tfl * I<*r an h.-ur or tw.?
i. - 11j evening. th?* hii-dnnd and the apI
an .-w re fitting at the table in the ,-igar
if. IttKV^wl in iiniiiiifiM'iiiriii^. the wife
' ;?rhair ki'tni-fu (in in. when lii'rr.iril
? : hi- wife ..f adult. Ty An angry disI
i v I 4tow.il. m which b-fh became very inucli
r* ited. and n-d harsh language, which conl>nn>'i|
t t <.??ne tim,-.
.'I ' "Tar l finally ap'-f from her ami.
: <.-n?.' I...|;iihI th- cnnin. t-?k down a loaded
t --1 hanging i j .n :i nail and walking Wk
hii-Niii?|. i>|ncrrl thr muzzle to her
. t***i> |*l" ' "/ litrraJly U,,r thr top o f hrr
ll-r brains were scattered in evcrv
J r- i->n ..vrrh-r hn.<h;?n,l. thr show-caie ?^f
''?*r ^n?l t it.lt-. jmiiI thf ?helvp< ami bo\e< in
t5.. of, on n?? infant death followed
< r'.nrr f.irey *a., called to h?ld an innuest.
wv n ?h? f.-r< a. wr- hare detailed them, were
"i v9i^-d tn the evidence.
I'*l>p*>ar.< that Mrx. Uerrard and her hrjx >rl
lM.lorec-.wing to thi^ countrr, occupied
very g.a?| s.K-ial position, and ihe wife wa.s
<i ,nded from a n<>hlc llungarinn family
Tb v were h."h very quiet, orderly perwua.
h-r it the i-t ,,fM>Jf- JctrucMon waa caused
r-hiine at th- discovery by her husband of
M<re|?iilabte conduct. <.r by indignation at hii
-n ttions. can never, ofcuir**. be known
Ir tierrard perhaps thirty-dx years of
r- and lu.i wite wa> about twenty-eight. The
! tviu-ed an interna excitement in the
>'y. arci thousands of per.H>n^ collected at
tae 1.1 .,|?y of ,he tra-eily. manv remaining
u' : Int.. |. >ur la ; ni^ht. di? ussin? the vaii
minors in connection wi?h the aft iir The
r r >o' r^ jury returned a verdict that ,-hc cam?
w her death by h"r own hand.
Th Kie,uirer's a- ?unt savs thnt Mrs Herr!",
* w,,?- Lndwiga. She w., n vounz
n?-t beautiful woman, also of Hungarian cxtr*.
?i n. and said to helon- to the order <.f nV'
h-r^ conn?ry. She was much
i l.nir?-1 for her mental culture, elegance of
ir r< and brilliancy ?>f converxation. and
J - r..mbi..cd with a lovely person, render -d
u,*: ^
The ?;-nnan do-tor's name was ilnlow.
^HM thus ?> ^I \ti;I>IO\Y.
T ' V *r?,w" ll,L*l ,ke? ?l?out it. One is that
T 11 , 7 ? hlt* "^ncfiom-d in his eclehraI
Irric?that ?,?uls w-re paired when sent in
* rid. and s .:i,.-how Inve got mixed and
.. edap scarcely any one getting his true
u':,rrl ,r' ?r having any ehane.- .rfd.Hng *o
I :?at I n. are tbe jurrings of the married
' ' " "?J |?"?ple lay ,.ff their miseries u,?.n
, fata I Mm. and think, if thev had
T ha.l i!, .,r tru<- partners, they .li..uld have
en?pn?nely hsp,.y. Now Um trvtth is.
i-' are n-. per* .ii- but th .^e regenerated ..r
'tains who ran be bp.u-bt into an v intiHHei>.at?,u.
Jeaat of all the intlmnt...
i at -lrawmgoutall the mutual p-.ints ..f
"i - - m th-ir -haracter We are not s-nt
; l t' lif d au l nicely fitto , :fh
?* ?^ncy ,,f.ur ?wn; we are
* - r with -Ifidi natures to h-Mibdu* I
"' --' I nat,?e* to H- anfolded from with'
"f ;'"'"re thr?u,'h constant watchiues.
4 *"ff'>ria l.i-t two persons, then.
' "- ri. Ii.tens.ly nituil. 1m- brought too?
w'.w" '' "f"II relation.- Th. y
t I'.k th. v ,,.?t. h.-.| Tin V .ire s.. But i".
r;'.'-;
I ' T" on the hoavrnly road
lilt. n*i r'/i"1" * ''f" "f r"-. nerati.?n
' is as fhry coin-successively into the
.... " "'l| ?" denied ami have all their
'f1 "* n l 1'ially will he rait
? , .k', i ' . wbpr'">- ?h-ir union at flrst
. v,.. i wnonij est-rnal, it may h?eume
' I re in;ernal. an.| at length itmav
i ; p rJ?ft. that for anght we know thev
r in ihe spiritual world, as Mr T l"
Ilk-r.iir peraon in-'^.nl of two. ,\t
' * ' " i'' 'her ac mplet.
a'.Vi'v ^.l" *,?rt-Ibcj would be a bu1
I .1 . d and it in twain.
,1 rb'f h"wI ^l P?>" ? regenerate lif*
I ii. r r .1 ,! " 1,0,1 w',r,l,y living
T^a J r?I P on fx of two selfl.h
u '?' w thems-'ves. and
W -r . . ,r- protfUMve. andnri klv
~'k' " "-I
I rhis mil appear at first rather ius.-?.
r m? Irr( r venial., b.t i, wi,l grow to .
'" k at** itiJ - A/"" ~y will "My wish to
* ,l,r 'Kr-u-h aeparate window*
' n will he as ||..N| , ,h,.y
- > ?J??oni.-.n.,o|.a.k at. ami
' , '? all f.r all the
?.II have departed and ita a..ft
') ' , mi I hav* gone out in toUl dark1
r i ?*tmk< ! mat ?f supiHiaimt the
WM.t le a ii re"?c...
?- ai d pnrnit* .|?it ,hf. , >4||r *
l; W ? .V 1 a a,,.1,'.fa:,.., her
" 1 K h
'r . . V'TiT ,,M'*rrfr; 1 A'XIr Km. r
i. lot ,i I h-y . be virr two before thev
u? I- % ry .w The r.. ,Wo theb-tter
' *? ? practical wive. Uleal wives
? , ?.'leal men and the? tha aartk-?ble
.1 I be .|,|eof lifp Kr.lijf put ?..j;..tber
I- -I lei. |:.|t ,h' v
i i* r t?v ii.,terpenetrati*.n an I
r a yw..|...,U,rg ?avs. ,h? v
; .. M...,::,
t liriiifi ^ % !/ / ?f !,*/
MI'ih (imim kta^tili HV MtNTlhK
" 'he TtleM^bl el It.
' , ' ' 1 J nr: tin Spe:
mi? -i ii ati. thefilloaiujf incident
lire I M>r?.ti?h a mi? ake. as natural as it
l??ve l -*ii n ?reeal>|e.
I ! I '.if r-Mdin? in the northern
I I.'te. I -I - week
K.-eiui kr W. 1 Krr" M'fding -cbool
r ?*k? '??? ? thai .h. w..u|d Is ou a
I ? * i: v , , ... ' e 'U a
. . r " * :< r<- Iwn
1 her. ae: r gi.ii,g ai;d that ?li<* w,,al.|
N i viltit fit Hi ri\ * ii, ,^ i
e . -nv her home ^
' the.- Allreil , |IU. .. f. h?
" *"' I"' nearly tw., rear
p**-i much of that time in New Y. rk
' " arnv. g ?t the fc..tel a?kej f..r uia
. "n'' ,hr ,,u'' of her room llopi, x ...
' "nr "<r-* ? '* h thimght ?,? w..wld v
' ' haviog learn, d ihe fl.^ and
' ..a -t ihe a par I no ut Jh^I brfare h-.
the |.??? he iw hu ,Liir, rn h- u ><
-ut >h.- whs small an I piu,,?.
. he -aw her la*- and though, h? wot Id
'' J ^himl the wall of the ball antil
r ll?did ?i, ami in aii'ither
| *ur vl little feet were falling in
0
_ J
Ul wN'ii m|>ih ill* N>mr hbr i?a? within
I" ''ll of him I > MB- -fii" roHIH* hi IhiiNfli'
?l'l u<ti llif |?l el tli|{ hm|"W .( lh? St rtilt'g
l> I ) wtial lf>|i?tm> I 1 hnI
ItMli ? I ?ith ilnili irr*?r and hitwiwliit
" kU Imlitl made hi in
it l< til ||> v<ml4 In ?iiitti' ii'' li'ii^' t, <i |i
it i 'I' I hi- ?inl lulling Ike ?liininui %
before Iumi *im| I.- mling down nikI hn
printing tine* Mf i.ittr < r<|ial ki.w* on nn. .>f
11 1 I ! ! . I, . 1 tic illh ||?? n?||<-.| I II I
' ll kllow VlMlf brothel foM I illlr I'^III'
I he little rogue looked blank wiih nmaae
III! Ill mill I III ll Miltllrl lug 'III*- f III l?K 1 rv
.? e?| but not lute ltl>.'|t.|e 11f |t i llt of |||<
Ii ill i'Im In ping arm*. nml retreating in the i|t
i"i'liii|| ! had i*.1111#*
\lfred now m* be inn I hate made n mi*
I l*k<'. mill IHI ? .ip|narct|. lit* well! to till'
-- ttor |>r<>|>rii-ti?r. In e\i>laiti the ankunr l pu
| sittou hi wliii'h lie ||i?i| ( n placed. having no
j deMtre i?? lit* ?*oin|i?|l<*i| to hf shot ?t or I* shot
ky, some criimitt brother
The Colon*.I. who was well n?>i|iinintoil with
Alfred. informed him that lie had ninttkrn
I'ii-i'tilotnini for bin si?ter
For th'* fir.-t time the brother learned that
the iliminalive divinity was in the city, nml
immediately wrote her an apology, saving he
e-inlil n >l regret what had occurred on hist own
account. Init would, if rtie desired it. on hers.
He had no Idea he wan pressing the Psychenn
lips of the lovelii ri and moat fascinating iuin?strcss
ir. the world, and that the mistake ha l
only taken pla -e because she was as beautiful
as his sifter. She had his most humble apologv
for what had occurred, and if sho would not
be ja'iU'-d he would return her what lie had
taken.
V. hen I hi* note was translated to the bewitching
Marie, and she was assured of its sincerity,
she laughed immoilerately. and said she had
supposed perhaps kissing a pretty girl (here
-lie looked very archly)on meeting her was an
American custom. It had frightened her at
first, hut now she did not care; for. said she. in
her attractive English-Tuscan : Zckecss deed
ni" no arm?indeed it vas rot sodees?vat you
say eet is '?d'-es-a-gra-blo. ?C'tneiini/iU ///i/'tirtr,
J*Vh. 2^.
' I NEVER SAW A BAR SHOT IP."
[From the Boston Herald.]
Several years ago I happened to arrive in Si.
Louis when the hotels were uncomfortably full.
The only bed attainable was in a room where
other wayfarers were lodged, at th" Planters'
ll-del, and I turned in at a late hour,
with joiuc trepidation, not having been accustomed
to the .society of stranger* in such circumstances.
The disagreeable novelty of my
situation prevented souud sleeping, and while
tosdng uneasily upon the mat'ress. I heard a
tall and rather rough-looking gentleman from
Arkansas, who had retired at about the same
hour with myself, muttering some incoherent
expressions, about two o'clock in the morning.
* Can't stand this." he exclaimed, at length,
and - M?n uficr he was pulling the bcll-ropc energetically.
The porter appeared indue time, his countenance
express vc of great reluctance. "What's
wanted V asked the servant.
441 want a mint julep?stop, let mc see.
(Looking at the slcejiers and counting them ofl
with his forefinger.) I want one, two, three,
four. five. six. seven juleps about as quick its
you kin hurry 'ein up."
Can't get enisir. The bar is shut up. sir."'
So saying. porter departed without saying
anything more.
The Arkansas gent seemed nonplussed He
sat up in bed and solil tquised. ' liar shot up !
15tr shot up ! I never d**en a bar shot up yet.''
In about two minutes he was dressing himsell
with his clothes, and addressing himself
with the same remark. ' ! never seen a bar shot
up before."
Having completed his toilet he disappeared,
and I lay broad awake in a musing mood. The
Arkar.-'im after a half hour's absence renjvpeared.
He bore in hi hands a salveron which
were placed seven juleps made in the most a;>proved
style. I raised my head on his enterin?
and he exclaimed. " Hello stranger, take a
drink and invite your friends to do the same !"
I explained t* him lliai 1 had no friends in
that part ot th?* 1 nited States. II'* proceeded
to arouse the Meepere, and, if my memory is
not at fault, not one rcfu?'d the ending beverage
Thought the bar was shut up." I remarked
Wall, stranger?it war shot np? the first
bar I ha>e ever seen shot up. Hut here's the
tool that picked the lock." and he drew from
the inside ot his coat collar a hugebowie knife.
After draining hi.- julep to the last dregs the
strange gent ri-'ired. and just as I was composing
nivself to .deep, I again heard him soliloquizing.
.No. I thank v<?u. sir. No. I thank you,
ir (A pau?e.) \\ hat in h?I did be meau bv
that ' Can t stand that?must go down and
see about it."
Again the Arkansas gentleman arose and
went down stairs, and 1 lay wondering what
lie was ntioiit Soon I heard a noise as of n
s*rioas row in the bar-room below, and, hurrying
on my garment.- 1 defended. Several
persons were holding my Arkansas friend, and
others were using restraining force in a similar
manner upon another person, who. like my
fellow lodger. seQi:ied belligerently inclined.
AI length iheir rage was en led and I was enabled
to ascertain the cause of the quarrel.
When the Arkansas gentleman had first descended
and persuaded the bar ker per to conC'?ei
the juleps, the other gentleman entered
and my fuend in the most amiable manner
s ?id to him. "Stranger, "juse you and I take a
private drink together before I rake these jul<n#
to my pirty un 'fair- " The stranger replied.
--No. I thtiuk yon. sir!''
Arkansa* finding hi< juleps readv about that
time took them up stair* where we punished
thi in as befoie stated. After setting himself
in be?l. it occurred to him that Ihe stranger below
ha l refits**d to drink with him when in^rli-d.
and be determined on reflection, to go
down and a?k him what he meant by saying,
No. I ihnnk voti. sir On tin-ling that gentleman
mir Arkansas fiiend "'ioii found Ihal he
was as lull of fi^bt a. himself. nuU. instead of
in ap-dogy he presented bowie knife. Both
drew their weu|ioi'?. nn<l the bar-tender and
p -rier had !> -it < bligeil to call in assistance to
I prevent them from cutting eaeh other.
The a ft ii i r whs finally -ettled with a drink all
round, an 1 the Arkansas gent departed next
day dowu the river.
? ' ? "hfi.i.ok Pnn.Ltr*. ?I'harle* Phillips,
an able mid tins rupulous lawyer, died in
I.- :nlon on the .tl-?i of January, in his 7.'td year.
Ii - coicmand of language was remark ible. and
o ilKpUyed ail exhaustlens ingenuity iu det
nding eases apparently the most hoiieleas.
His abusive treatment of m?.dng witneasea,
.nd i s,^-Mil, ihe manner wljT-1, he conducted
the tlefi iioe of Courvuidnr. on his trial
f.r the murder of hn master. I.ord William
Kusoell. endeavoring a, he dij. t? cast awpi.
cn.ii iifion innocent 14-i.ons. iajtmd his renuta'ion.
and earned for him tho nick uam? of
Charley Foul-lips " ,w
Ktp rTH'N "r >Ii iwirn at To?o*to.?The
exeeutien of rietiiitig. the t? le-raph operator, and
tt'l^arv. who were In.tli found goiltv of murder,
at ttie l.vl A ?]/<?. took place at Toronto, VV [
on Aaturdiy, Ibr 4tii inst.. in preaence of a vast
a'imln-r of spectator* ()'l,earv attentled t>y
.i i atliotic t lergyman. and resd a abort coufiswioii
I i utlir galJows Fleming wra? atb-udtd by a Proti
stant i lergvinan lie met I.ja end lainlv, xjid
witbiHit lir.tvado. ami gave ttie cier/vifa i a short
aeeonut in writing of the crime, attributing bis
ruSa 11 bad company aad drink. The g oatrst
' npathy Luis lin-u felt for bim.antl every exertion
\r:m na d to prorire a reprieve, but to no purpose,
tlw tio .i ri.inent I wing deter.ninrd to |.ot down
tiie imc i.f deadly WMpatit, vvliirh lias l? < nine ait
' |?r? valent
IT/" " My b-o?l?ler?.M a.dd a waggish colored
mm to a crowd, iu all affliction, ill all ob your
troubles, dir is one plire you can alwavs find
v.iipathv " Wbar? whir!" shouted se.-eral
| -In il- Itli tiowary." be replied, rolling bis eyes
J towaid the ?ky. 71 1 }
BOOTS. KH0E8. Ac.
NtJTH'K.
It Till It U.I.S | ,,n\ ?jint re< "i v?l a saleii
' s " i1 ' I "I <i" >mih ?i'* Preach tut _jL>
r "I Pal nt l.i'Klli'1' iM Call Pump 'kUl
M V| ?IM Nit l*n? ?!? I Vii 11 i WII
S'1 " l.adi W'Ihi- Satin ami Kitl*
r?H|fin? and l#ace liaitcra Anil Sljip"!*; nidi,
r aar) <iln en iia Slippi. Call mi l cganiMv* |in stock
? S. P IIOON RK s.
'' " IH>ii 11*11. r? a v., Ii?t. '?tii nnd liith ?ts.
*7*1 FSTRF.KT,
*' # *9 si* mil wa ilrm/i. *f 4 *>
SF.LLTM; (H I ! sRLLI \(l OFF!!
'""j Miami Children's HOOTS and
Hi r'*?1nr?s| p i'if t?iii i>v^'u iimk'\
II' *? li anil Wliil" Satin Slippers,
I.Hut and Ku.wii Ladies' 11tilri Hi.ui*, Ai HI
t" j* -?rWI
Misses ami *"h?! !r?*ii" Mnrncoii ami L'n '
dress Miwiwon, JDlii *|.
I have III a|i Mil*) will make li> order. Lalies'
Ki'l. Button C olli. t.nglish Lasting, French Fian
cms, Morocco. ami I'mlros* Morocco liOOTS
SIloR-vid GAITKKS. '
Ladi-*' l. it MOROCCO SI.I PI'KRS made w
order, ! only.
f? IV im TIIOS. CRKASF.R.
W R 1.1. I .N 0 OFF! S K L I.ING O F F!!
BOOTS. SHOES. AND lll'RBERS,
if every description. fur
Ladiks, Aliases* Yorrit*, axi> Childrk*,
at the
LA DIRS* SIIOR STORK,
No. 16 Pt?*. nvenw, bit. 3th and 'Jth Streets.
Ladies,we mannfiu?tnreaH our own goods, thereby
possessing the unequall-d advantage of
securing them at first cost. which. ol
course, results to tlie benefit of the purchaser. Oar
Gaiters, in point of ht, beaut>. anil utility, have an
acknowledged superiority over all others, and our
double sole Morocco ami K:d Boots ann Button
Gaiters, Ac., Ac., for winter wear, have only to be
examined to secure a purchaser. Also, l.onj Rubber
Hoot* for Ladies anil Misses. All selling off at
astonishing low rrices.
nol2-tf JT. CI.ARK.
BOOTS AND SIIOKS.
1 HOMAS H. GRIFFIN A SON having determined
to reduce their large stock of ROOTS?-A*
and SIIOKS by the 1st. of January, arr> unulfll
offerim; great inducements to buyers. w CI
Also, a large jot of Ladies' and'Ciiildren's
Shoe's at cents and 7.icent.- a pair, which mn>tT>o
soid. TilOS. H. GRIFFIN A SON",
"I* No. 314 Penn. avenue.
TO MKM15KRS OF TdNGR KSS, STRAN
GKliS, AND CITIZENS.
TRUNKS! TRUNKS!' TRUNKS!!!
The largest ,-vj..>ort''i'nt of Solo Leather DRKSS
and STKK1. I R ami: TRI NKS tills Mibcrrrro I
of Newark. N. J. RlsH
Also, a general stock of a' 1 qualities " I
TRFVKS, CARPKT anil I.RATH KR HAGS and
VALISRS, at S. P. HOOVER'S, i
fe is Iron HaH, Pa. av? bet. nth ami loth "it", j
1 BOOTS AN I) SIIOKS.
A M Constantly manufacturing and keep a full ;
stiH-k of? !
I.a>li?s' double aole M>ir. Boots. .f!.2S II B j
l,a-ln?s' II. glove kill Buttoned Boots,SW^.FIRt
Ka'lies' be.-t Kng. I as tin? Gaiters,
Chili.r"ii s lx?sl r.ng. I ^stinsc Button Gaiters, 750.,
Gents' S"wed Calfskin H<-ots. .f3.75.
Misses'and Children's Boots anil Shoos of every
description, equally low, ail of our own make,
I.adi?s Kitbber Long Boots, $2.
Ladies' Sandals and Ovorshon*. 7.5c.
J. ROSKNTHAL,
No. 22 Pa. avn., Market Space,
J* H 2d iio?,r above nth nt.
'T'O Til K i. \ IV!.S OF WASHlMiTON CiTV.
J. Having been enga.'. d in manufacturing Ladies'
t Misses', and Children's Shoes for^-^y^^
'his past years, we ought, t.
know ! > this lime what will pnit them in this line,
and can >afnly kh< tlial wi< do; which inn can prove
by giving our work atria'. Vkiicbn Hi'dtatall tunes)
the articles at the principal Shoe Stores in Washimrton
citv?the flhoea so well known as J. \V.
MeCurdy 6- Sin's Philadelphia make. no21-ly
rp TRUNKS! -TRUNKS!!
j A HK Underlined has now and constantly keeps
is^oii hand a large and very superior a> p. .
?s ,t.i,ent of Sol.- Leather tRr.NKSfcrt W
and V A I.ISI.S: also I ron - Frame U
Wood Box TR I NKS ; VKI.VF.T T \PKSTR Y
ami CA WAS TR A VKI.ING F! MiSaml SAITH
KI.S; tineSADlH-KS. HARNKSS, WHIPS, Ac.
N. B.?Trunks (Covered anil every 'le?oription of
Repairing executed with n?iv?neK*and dispatch.
J vs. s. top Ham,
Lat"ToriHMA N'okpi.KTi
m 4-1y No. 4<W 7th st., oppo. Odd Fellows' Hall.
A GREAT BARGAIN IN A F1NF. Rowwood/I
?"a'n Pl ANO, made b> Wallet, Davis A: Co.,
Be. ton. I'schI only this winter.
JOHN F. FLI.IS,
mar 4 f'fi Pn.ave.. bet. 9th anil MUi Ms.
I MJOI) RATING AND
CAPITAL DRINKING.
W. F. BKN'TKR'S RK<TAI R INT, on C st.,
the rear of Browns'Hotel block, contimi?s
to bo latnous an the very / )
Restanrant in Wsamaftoa citv. ^ \ L mJ
Li vers of exquisite eating m- il I always v?//
find there the very choicest Oysters,
Fish, tiain". Steaks, Chops. Wines, Liquors. Sugars.
A c.. to be obtained in any eating house in this
country.
The eo'ikinc of his establishment is unsurpassed,
and no other house of the kind is more remarkable
for tne in,anablo good attt*iiilance of all einployod
about it.
JIT* His charges are moderate. fe S-tf
PRICE R EDI i ED ONE IIALfT"
NEW MEDICAL SALT.
IN FLA M M A TOR Y Dl SKAS KS.
TRY IT!
ONLY ONK DOLLAR!
Chronic Packages
V r in ifartiwwwi. ja!7-tf
TIIK LAtiKR DEPOT OF SHDI.TZ fc CO.
is at No. 4?U>i 7tii street, near the City Post Offie-.
Th?y promptly fill (Iroe of charge tor delivery)
all orders for kegs ?,r iMitlles, sent to them in person
or received through the Post Office. Their l.ager
(manufactured in Alexandria) is the liest now sold
in the I'nited Stat"*, and their terms are extremely
ni"d.'rate. They have also on hand a very fine assortment
of H UN'GA R IAN WINKS at low prices.
fe l<l-??rn
CARRIAGES.
I HF. Subscriber having made additions to his
factory, making it now one of the largest- ?TT#Sy
in the |)istrict, where his facilities forftSr
manufacturingC AR KIAtiR A LIGHT w"~ W?
WAGONS of all kinds cannot !) ? surpassed, and
from 1 long exp"ri-nce in the busin"8?, he hon.jg
to give gen"ra! satisfaction.
Ah kinds of Carnages and Light Wagons kept on
hand.
All RKPA IRS neatly done, and all orders promptly
attended to. r
S"cond-liaud Carriagas tak?n in excLanee for new
one*. ANDREW J. JOYCK,
l* tf corner of Mtli and K sts.
Trkmont HOL'SK.
CHICAGO. ILLINOIS.
The Proprietors, having added, during the last
year, many n?w improvement*, such a- A . . i
Carp "ting and Refurnishing introducing V W
new Water Closets, Hath Rooms, and everj
p"?si| |<. luxury and ronvenienee throu liont
resp -rtfully in vite pnblic att"ntion to its iiioreaaed
facilities for their accouiuiodatiou.
TUt Huuft, bring the larit'..il Ant-class Hu'el in thr
North trr.it,
and :ts locality, corner i.f Lake and Dearborn sts
in the 1111111- ?11at vicinity of the most fashionable
plaecs of n<nusemcnts, and cloje proximity to the
nnerent Railroad D> p its and Steamboat Landings
and
fii tk* Crmtte of ike rnost >lr> trrtbff ift't.i Portions
of tke City,
presents superior inducement, to the traveler, fo
business or pleasure,
fe2l-3m GAGE, BROTIIRR A DRAKE.
PLUMBING tiAS AND STEAM FITTING
in all its various branches neatly and piomptl*
executed.
The best of workmen from the North are in my
employ, and I will guaiantec all work which 1 may
Is- favored with to be executed in the moat substantial
and workman like manner.
I have constantly on band a small supplr of Gas
and \\ ster Fixture*, which I can furnish at prices
warranted to give satisfaction.
, CKLAHON SNYDER,
" 10 next to Star Office.
I.' R I' I T A N D
, ORNAMENTAL TREES.
I ne uielersixnen solicits the nttention of Planters
to III <\*mv e\t-nsivo stock oj weii erowuM.
FRUIT TRKES. m: 8,ww"^
50.ISSI D? arf pears, choice varieties, suited to-"*-the
Oumee ?ti?-k; Apples, varieti?s adapted 1
t?> this region and South: Standard tVars, Plums
Ch-rri"s. Apricots, Ncctannes, Quinces, Ac. in
great variety. '
Blackberries. New Rooheile, Dt?rchester, and
>ewinan s riiornleKs, (>ooseberri?s, Curiauts
Raspts-rfies, Native Hardy Giap-s, Cataw l a, Isa'
bella, Clinton, Diana, Tokalon, t'oncord. Re|>.;cca
Ac ; Strawberries, all the standard native sorts,
nil 'l**?' rare foreign varieties.
RhnUrb R.j..ts. Linn?-as, Prince Albert, RanWm.
KV'y , Gre, Kajle, 4c.; Chinese
ShallV TrJ,ar**r,,"n^Roots, Ac.; Ornamental and
Dmts.a, iC :,f A][ 'fr^-rWigeJias, Forsythias, ,
Jaitiarisks, Double Crimson Peaches
w?V"' "flowering Shrubs-Evergreena, Nor- 1
i
Catalogues mailed to applicsnts.
fe-?? eo|,n w . JOHN SAUL,
1*7? lin Washington eiiy, |). o.
in im.ack tra.
4'fCIIRSTS standard BLACK TFA have iust
oome m. We recommend it lor hcinic of
quality. Puc? 3->centsper ooand.^ 101 exo?le?t
, A BLRCHRLL,
IP 1.% oorn#r V ?nnont sv?>nn? %n?l l-'Mth it
IADIKS* BRAID& VLATH, CLRLs7 IlAIsF7- i
i WIGS, and PUFFS at GIBBS'S, neir oomar
of m (- and Peun. av#nue. d a 6m j
WOOD AND COAL.
<*??. . ,. pricks reduced.
* 04l'!tcovi.:: wood:-wood::
TIi* l?st rifl *.h coal.
4j". WltltH a nil coal,
D". 11 k r? WOOD,
P". J o*k WOOD.
At wiiicM print-s for cash.
t I'i.iS:24" burning stove (cookingl COAL
lor I A?H.
CI1AR LES W. MITCHELL,
, tn street. adjoining the Canal,
' smith side of the Bruise.
W?!?P; Wnni?" WOOD:::-i would call the
.on."' ?nd tho public in genrrrlfiJH'
!lnrk ?f n 00'"""' COAL, comprising
Ml wriouikiwli now in use, which I will sell
r j 1f i 7 '"""'i- "><-k"rv. Onk.and Pin* Wood cut
awl split any ?ize nurt length, and delivered to any
aft Mff the cit>.
IT7*Call au<l leave yonr order*.
r ,? ? R. W. BATES,
'?* 1" Corner of 14th and C sts.
- - ? - - M*?Y?.\ND
??TATK l,t)TTKHIKK.
R. FRANCE A CO.. MANAGERS.
These Lotteries nre drawn b\ State authority and
Jjnder the superintendonepof a StateCommissioner.
1 liey have b?en drawing for over forty years. I'er"on*
who wishi to purchase tickets can/with confidence.
buy in tne Maryland Lotteries, as there has
never been a question as to their legality or fairness
paid**'"*' "?Pn*ed lmt what w's,'Pron,PtJr
lotteries for the week.
To be Drawn ix Baltimore City Evert Afternoon
at 5 O'clock.
washington count vv.ottery.ClaeeS,
To be drawn on Monday. March 7.
7? numbers?12 drawn balloU.
. i r Capital*.
I prize of 923.731) t prizes of 91jn)
?? 5.""'14 do
4 'Jo l.iw I 10 do. .. ] ikk)
4 do. Ac., ' Ac.
Tickets $8, halves $1, quarter*
TUESDAY.
BEL AIR LOTTERY, Class I,
to be drawn on tuesday, March 8.
7b numbers?11 drawn ballots.
, Capitals.
1 priz? of. 9M,0*m i prize of 91 <>42
- <!? 5 do l,(*m
2 -r L'V iV, W A r.
1 lcket* Jj, ha.vcs quarter* J!^,
?US'.M' E H A N vvr Vvy!m ?TTER Y. Class6.
To be drawn <>n v\ edu?sday. March?.
73 uuinbcrb?l.i drawn l-allots.
, Capitals.
I prize of I t prizes of Sl.ym
3 'J" 5,'HO I 4 ()., 1 yyi
4 do. 2,50ft | jo do li'inu
_ Ac., Atr,, Ac.
Tickets sl'i, halves 95, quarters 9*.fln.
THURSDAY.
CARROLL COUNTY LOTTERY, Class in,
To lie drawn on Thursday. Maroh 10.
73 numb-'cs? 12 dmwn t>a!l"ts.
Capitals.
1 prize of 920.ono | 4 pme of. ...... 92,500
4 d" 5,ono|< do 1,159
_. Ac., Ac., ac.
Tickets 95, halves 92.50, quarters 51.25.
FRIDAY.
POKfJMOKE RIVER LOTTERY. Class5,
To lie drawn on Friday, March li.
78 numbers?IS drawn !>all6ts.
Capitals.
I prise of I 5 prizes oC 91,7 V
no 4,non|5 do liwi
3 do. . 2,0(>o i Ac., Ae.
Tickets ?5, halves .$2-71. quarters ^ 1.25.
?ATUR DAjr
MARJjL\ND STATE LOfTERV, ClassG,
lo bi drawn on Saturday. March 12.
78 numbers?12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
I prize of Syi.onn is .
ft) do. &,<?*? are . s^ono
ii do. 2,0>m are jn 0*1
in do. l ,2S?? a re 12i5 ?
ae.. Ac., Ac.
Tiekets $15, halves 37.V, qua ters $3.75
For orders address R. FRANCE A* CO..
Baltimore, Md.
dollar lotteries.
To bfe ai tic - ri , K BEFORE li O'cLOt* M.
MONDAY.
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY. Class
lo drawn 011 Monday. >l?rch7.
.7>i number;-?12 d'awii ballots.
Capital s.
1 prize of .$.">, ?*> 2 pnz?sof. r
I do 1.2i*i 2 do 4?i
1 do 1,175 2 do. a50
Ac., Ac.,. Ac.
Tickets 91, shares in proportion.
Tl ESDAY.
PATAPSC(? INSTITUTE LOTTERY. Class57,
To be drawn on Tu esday. Match 8.
7>< numbers?13 drawn l*a!lots.
Capitals.
1 prize of 95,ik*i i 2 prizes of $.vif
1 do 1^>J 12 do. 2.^1
A c? A A-e.
Tickets jfl, shares in proportion.
WEDNESDAY.
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTrERY, Class ?.
To 1?" drawn ""i We?lnevdav, March .9
75 numbers?I2diawu ballots.
Capitals.
1 prize of I 2 prizes of .11,n(*i
I do lr&' I 2 y?i
Ac., Ac,,. Ac.
Tickets 91, shares in proportion.
THURSDAY.
TATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class 50,
To lie drawn on Thursday, March 10.
78 numbers?12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prixeof I 2 prize of Sfino
2 do !,<*? 2 do ,w
2 do 80112 do 4<*i
Ac., Ac., Ac.
Tickets ?1, shares in proportion.
FRIDAY.
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY, Class 0\
To lie drawn on Friday, March 11.
,7tt numbers?11 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
i prise of s-VS*' I 1 prizes of fl.nnd
1 do 1AW|?> do
Ac., Ac.. Ac.
Tickets 91, shares in proportion.
SATURDAY.
PATAPSCO INSTITUTE LOTTERY. Class61,
To be drawn on Saturday, March 12.
75 numbers?12 drawn ballots.
Capitals.
1 prize of i 2 prize of 91.f,w
1 do 1?2&' I 1 di1 oOti
Ac., Ac., Ac.
Tickets 91, shares in proportion.
For orders address R. FR ANCE A CO..
inarS-tr Baltimore. Md.
I OOK FOR THE "GOLD EAGLE."
I j .
ju?t received, a magnificent lot of english
engravings, framed or not; also, all kinds of
picture and looking-glass frames, at
wagner's,
de 4-tf 2.1S P?. ave., opposite Kirkwootta'.
J garden" seeds.
oiin saul respoctftilly invites the attention of
fardsncrsto his complete assortment of gak-4?
)u.n, field. flower, and t r e e??
sef. i)s. wlncli none of the most ext"n>ive in
the United States, inclndinK all the valuable sorts of
home growth, a* well a? the slandanl varieti?s from
En?laod, France, and Gwrinawy, Bein* a practical
seed grower he can confidently recommend al! as to
purity, accuracy, and the growth of 1^58. Prices as
low a< any northern lions".
Vegetable Se?xl, Extra Early Peas, Beans,
e^tra Early and BlooiJ-Turnip Boet,
Large Early York, Ox Heart, Winuingstadt, and
premium Flat-Dutch cabbages.
Uauliflower, Broeali, Tomato. Egg Plants,
Carrots, Parsnips, Onion, Celery, Cucumbers, Ao.,
Ac., Ac.
F!ow?r Seed*, comprising every thing new and
rare, sold separate in pnp.'rs, or 111 collections, (rny
gelectioniat the following rates :
j& pa pert, choice, new atlil rare Annual and Perennial
Mower Seeds 91 "0
Sfl do. do. do. vor* fine 2 00
100 do. do. do. the finest 4 00
It r Catalo*ues can be had on application.
JYJ~ So?mI Store?30G 7tli street, corner H. Wasting
ton. D. C. fe 21 -oolrn
AMBROTYPES of the Clearest Tone.
AMBROTYPES of the Finest Finish.
AMBROTYPES on
Moderate Terms
Can be had bv going to
SAN DS'S GA LLER Y,
Pa. avenue, between 8th and 8th sts.,
je 10-tr Opposite Centre Marka
Buffalo robes: buffalo robes.*:
BUFFALO ROBES!!!
The snh?cril>ers have received from St. I<oais a
large lot of superior BUFFALO ROBES, which
they are selling very cheap.
i IAS. C. MeGUIRE A CO.
To MY FRIENDS*A1^"THE PUBLIC.-I
have been adding to my stock of.chcap andwen
II seful articIe?, ivnd would name TOIlET^^L/
ind CHINA SETS, cheaper than they liavem^V
sver been sold in this city?sets of 44 pieees
for *4; ti m klers as low as 40 cent* per dozen.
Please call an<l examine at No. 313 Penn. avenne,
Imtwoen 54th aiul 10th streets.
deal-fan john mcdevlt^
Ho. HOODHASJUST RECEIVED A FINE
? lot DIAMOND JEWRLRV. Jew
hT
low prioe# at ss Peansylvama arena*. fe u
DEimSTRY, &c.
D DENTAL NOTICE.
R.HII<li8liMrein?m his office to the momi
Uitig occupied by Dr. Malster, Ofc Penn'ia^
avenue, b-'tween 9th and l"tli i t tirli-r
Ue will Ik* pleased to ??? all who may desire^* L.-iP
ins services. For professional ability I am kind'*
1 permitted to refer to Dr. Mulit^r. in 4
TBRTH.
1*1. LOOM IS, M. IX, tli* inventor and patentee of
the M lner.yi. platf. tketilattend
persons personally at hu ? ffie? in this cit* mf7T~"^
Many parsons can wur these Tcetli wh. S?U-LU
cannot wear others; ami no person can war others
who cannot w-ar theae.
Persons calling at my office can he accommodated
with any stylo and price of Te?*th th? y may desire;
but to those who are particular and wish thie purest,
cleanest, strongest, and most p?rfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this city, No.SfK Penn. avenue, hot ween
9th and loth streeU; also, 907 Arch street, PhliarielP"1*
so 21-1 y
a NDEF.W tate,
. bsyfiki-d, wisconsin.
attorney-at-la ir. notary public,
ard real estate ao est.
Refers to Hon. H. M. Rice, I . S. S-i,at?, Washington;
Hon. James McCloud. Bayfield. Wisconsin:
Sweeny, Rittcnhoune. Fa.it .V Co., Washington
ii'"-!l'rt Tree. Esq., Washington, D. C.
If/ Attention given to locating I .and Warrants
and to the payment of Taxes for non-residents.
fe l'M?m
J. Q. c. lamar. C. H. StOTT. J. L. AUTRT.
Lamar, mott a autry.
o attorneys-at-law,
...... ^ Holly Spuing. Miss.,
>\ i.l practice m the High Court of Error* and Apnea:*
at Jackson, the Enteral Court at Poiitutoc,
the Courts of the Sever.th Jndleial District of Missippi.a.ud
will attend to the Olle-.tiou of Claims
throughout the North Mi>si-:ppi. ?? ]<) tf
w. S. A C. H. THOMSON'S
XEW SHIRTS FOR IS59.
fife)
the indestructible
DOl'BLE EXTENSION SKIRT,
with fatext eyelet fasten iso,
MADE without SEWIJ.g,
Universally pronounced " th? most perfect Skirt
ever made."
THE GOSSAMER EXPANSION.
The lighest and most graceful Skirt ever produced.
the piccolomini
By means of clasps?this beautiful and economical
garment can be taken to pieces, washed, and put
together again at pleasure.
All th" above have Thomson's celebrated patent
Watch Spring Bustle, and are stamped with our
' name and trade ma k. (th? Crown. 1
For ?>ale by tke pnu ipal retailers everywhere.
W. t. A C. ii. THOMSON.
ja31-6w 233 Broadway. New York.
Extensive ass< rtmknt or i
NAIKI any, walnut.
ROSEWOOD ANDoTifER Fl*R>flTufeE, i
AT PRIVATE SALE.
The subscriber, having complete his assortment
of Furniture, would respectfully g?% 1
invite the citizens of Washington.
and the public, to call and S
examuio his stock for thciuselves,
consisting of?
Fine Mahogany, Walnut, Cherry , and other Ward
robe*.
Fine Mahoganv, Walnut, and Cherry Jenny Lind
and other Bedsteads,
Fine Walnut and R osewood Etegeres. Ladies' Cab
met* and \N hatnots.
Fin" Mslv>;an? and Walnut Sofas and Chairs. <
Fineso(idoak M-irble-topandother Cottage Cham
ber S'-ts,
Fine Mahorany *nd Walnut Dressing and other
Bur-, ails and Sidewards, I
Fine Mahogany anJ other Chairs, of every descriptlOD,
<
Fijh? Marble top Centre, Sofa, and other Tables, J
China, Glass and Crockery Ware, Looking- ,
glasses. Ac.
My purpose is to sell as cliesjp as any other person
in Washington, and on a* favorable terms; and I '
flatter myself that no person wishing to purchase ,
will bo disappoinisd iftliev give me a call.
a. green. j
au lR-tf Se%street. ^
DJ TONT S QC
oo gunpowder. fi *) '
W. ALBKRT king. Georgktow*. D. C.,for S
years past the Sole Agent in the District of Co!mil I
bia for Messrs. Dupont A Co., Wilmington, Delaware
keeps constantly on hand a large stork of all
the di|l;;rent grades of POWDER manufactured by
tii?in. embracing, in fart?
Blasting and Mining Powder^ in 25 and50 lb.kegs
Can ion ai d M usket do., (U. S. Government
proof.| in ^5 and .50 |h. kega ?
Sporting F, 1- F, A FFF, in I2>* *ud 25 lb. kega ?
Ducking I'owder, in fi'?, I?J< and t5 ll?. kegs 1
Do. do. in 1 anu>t lb.canisters
Diamond (train do, in 1 Hi. canisters
Eagle Rifle do. in and 12)4 lb. kegs
Do. do. inland)* lb. canisters
F, FF, FFF, do. in 5,1 and lb. canisters
Do. do. in >4 lb. flasks ami canisters i
Virginia Rifle in lb. canisters 1
Sr safety Fuse of superior quality, in barrel* 1
packages.
All of the above will be sold at manufacturers
prices, and dolivered free of charge to any part of ,
the District.
The character of Dupont's Powder has been s<> '
well and favorably known for a half century, that '
we derm it unnecessary to say anything in its
praise.
We take ploasure at all tunes m showing i
samples and styles of packages to sportsmen arw 1
Others.
1X7" Office Xo, 35 High street, immediately adommr
th? Canal. ?e3-tf ^
A MBEOTYPE& Buu Profits asd Quick
/a. Rkturss.
Portraits from y],'?
is centi. Any siz<?
Fortiait warraut;-d <
in best Cases or I
Frames at N. York ' ivt/: >
prices. Come all, j^n. (
and take a sitting ggfa*SN* j
for one ^ of tiiose --7^8^
and obtain the itcu- I
.ar pro ils, at K.C. Z
\\ O OI)L E Y'S - ^
Gallery, l'ennsyl- /) ' ?
vania avenue, bet. 'I ~\
!3th and 14th streets, near Willards'. ,ia 24-ly
" A THY PURSE WHAT THOU SHALT t
A BUY."
To economise call at STlN'EMETZ'S, 23B Peim t
avenue, between 12th and 13th streets,
where will be found the best Mole- fta.
>kiu Dres? Hats, of all qualities and ?
'tries, and as cheap as sold in the '
United Stnt"s. Also, just received, H.I
tin' Etlmburg Scotch Cap aud London V
Cloth Hats. tJLSi I
I also continu* to sell fine CAlfrkin
BOOTS, Philad^ljphia inanufacture,
i.., ,
?3G Penn. avenue, and between
fc 4 Kirkwood*' and \\ illards' Hotels.
ju~e w f u r" nTt'u r e store, j
We are new receiving our Fall stock of FURNI- '
Tt R1. A HOUSE FURNISHING '-OODS.fTN i
md selling lower than any other wuw mUU o
Washington. We would invite all to ee''be- l^? a
lore purchasing. Our motto is, Quick Sales / I I
and small Profits."
Old ruruu. !
an 20-ty Odd Fellows' Hall 7th st.
Frank t. sands, undertaker.
Garrison Street. Navt \ ard. j
Funeral calls attended to at all bourt. Keeps oon- I
stantly on hand READY-MADE^ t
COFFINS of all kinds, and every ?
article requirwi in his line. All
orders from the country attended to with ?
promptn. ss and on moderate terms. Also, Furniture ?
neatly Repaired and Varnishe I. se ic-6n-i
JW. PLANT, undertaker, No. 4U 7U> r
street, between G ami H, keeps.?-r; ?
constantly on hand every articb- r.- f
auired in his line-* fine HEARSE 1
PATENT CORPSE PRESERVERS, Ac., Ae.
His charges are moderat ,and tar attention instant J
on call, an* hour of the day or night. Hacks fur- !
uished for funerals at tbe lowest possible rat^. *auH-t?
_
1YJURSERY at LINN(BAN HILL, \
in Near Washixoto*, d. C.
The proprietor invites the attention of thepublie
to his large and genial as??>rtme,it of OR NA-^
MENTAL ana FRVIT PR EES.. amon^st^'
them 6.0P0 large size \S hite Pine, Balsain Fir.
and Norway Fir, of large growth and heaHhy co'idi
tion. with a larje assortment of otker Everireei
TA#llrge assortmeat ofDeeid uons Ornamental Shade
Trees of all sixea, suitable for transplanting.
A general collection of Fruit Tr^ea, choice and ^
**Also, Garden FruiU, consisting of G<>os?herries.
Ra?pbeirrM>s. Strawberries^and purranU, in great P
varietv nn<i of ?orts?
Grape Vines?Hardy American varieties, suited to ^
open culture; Catawba, Isabella, Concord, Rebeca, t
Diana, and others. ...
5,nnn Osage Oranges for htylging, and Omameatal ?
Shrubbery Tor Gardens aad Lawns.
snruDoe , JOSHUA PE1RCE, ?
fe 12-4W "Linncran Hill," near Washinfton. h
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THE WEEKLY STAR.
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VVr*rj th*t l?M made I hr kmiM Sta? ciroalata
o generally throughout the country.
_ ET^ingle copies (m wrapper. > can he prorata*
at tne counter. nnm?(li*t?h after the imm of the
paper. Prioe?THREE CENTS.
I IIZT P???tmasters who act aa agents will be mi
lowed a oommiwion of in cants.
TRAVELERS' DIRECTORY^
M0"** TBVj88nfk3foiP* tomb or
THREE TIMES A WEEK PIS TIL AFTER THE
ut ma tn If
to,M KR Wl11aft.
r the 4tli of .March, run reguarl* .(!*" ^
to Mount \ eriion and the Tomb
. a*.i!i"&t"n "" T I F'.SIIA VS ?1'ilTaA'
stVhi^r ^K">A\S- the wharf.
^ ?t S>? a. m.. and return
ing in tune lor the early afteruoon train for Be ti
morn.
Coaches leave all the hotel* and the corner of Pa.
avenue and 7th street at 9 a. in.
_ Round trip ?i. fm u t?
\VASHINGTON A\D ALEXANDRIA.
I. ?u.n tii'- font of King street, AI BOMBi
the following hours .
8,a. m.t 12 m? 23^', 4 and 6 p. tn.
Wftsklatfaa at '
fiV, 9, II a. in., t, S. 5. and TV p. m.
Passengers nv the ttoat avoi ! a tediou. t^ned
a^the"rf * th<" """,Y,'T*,"orir* 'Tbetng do
L ?ng Bridge? " **" M tb? dW * 5.
Fare froIU Pa. avenue toAlegandr.a ,*v ceaU.
ja 27 tf fc*?t ofrth of oeats.
Direct t^.^v^SP^hk we*t^
SOUTHWEST AMNORTHWESTh9T '
BALTIMORE ANDOUIO RAILROAD.
WINTER ARRANGEMENTF.
TWO THROUGH TRAINS ARE NOW RUN
FROM WASH!wtf frA^VvJA' rJ/JT WEST.
1st. MAIL TRAIN starts at T.Us. m iSnr>H??
tKwf^vT V rlj'n'iV at Washington June
t,17- r^Cumbor'amf*?,) plr<t?|(,nt.
^ ' rHR l,f \C|\ \ ATI ST I /w ig . a rv
CJUCAGO EXPRESS cis1!UmaSi
_ \j'' atAV P- r?achui* Cincinnati at 9 3H
trT.'n f1*v- ar"directly with Exprees
trains from Washington. * P- m"
vF2t PaRKBRsHVro and alt ?t<ltIon, on th,
Northwovlern V irffinia R<*?k1. uk* the 3 v* r n
la au<1 Clnc^'^ti Kilruli/take
T>ckeU a ad BaagageChacke to all a?ar
up*n%;,ro^0t!,er P? ? wiU be ?t?uni
<'ikG^bR^ for.th" N'*'n Stem of th#
t m a^ndl..*'^. ? R*'lr,>*d W|B Washing
,una'"jo
Tram, take the 3.4rt p. ni. Train.
FOR BALTIMORE AND THE EAST.
Leave \\ ashington lor Baltimore at 6.10 and t.*S
>n!y ' * * ? Sunday at S.40 p. m.
l^avo Baltimore at ?.Vand s jr> a. m.. and sjr* and
5"?lf ^unda* atl)i a. in. unlr
rt.? 7J5arxl lt5Trains onf, wil^atop at way ?U
tions ai*i for Annap>!i> connections,
rh? 7.45 a. in. and S.V) p. m. are th? chief connect
iiig tiaius for the West; and the 6.|a,7.?6, and 3.40 r.
rn. trains for the Ea>? *
-5XCJ Ri,'^a r'Ja wxjlXSXxr"
t. 11. pabbss.m.
__D?2T Master of Transportation, Baltimore
\0 T I C E TO TR A VEI.ERS!?N E W A R
L\r?., RAVliE.MENTS,
WITH OhEATLY 1MPOVED SCHEDULE *
FROM WASlflNfJTON DIRECT TO ALL
Par rs of
THE SOUTH AXU THE SOUTHWEST.
VIA TOTOJIAC STK&MKKS AM- R ichmo.M. AM PoioMA?
K MLmoAD LTSK.
fbth .trwt, at h , a. rn. and p. m. Pa?senger? W
.he inorning l*>at can obtain a fine bre*!r?;t on
" ard. and .-n.ov a pleasant aail of sfc h. ursdown
k/er'.!&nU II Potomac, pa.suig in full view of Mount
V ernon. B? thccy-cnmc Jwat t|,e3 msurc a good
mppM* and a re*t offoar Luars in ^ominrtftH# t>ci ukT
?r aiatA-r<>o?s.and arrive in Richmond in time to
onr.ect with a'l the 1 rams for the South and SoaUi Tue
Gresth Southern Mail it eonrev?d over thia
oijtc, a l-mg 44 mi es shorter, and inn miles leas
ailroading than hy any other route, making certain
:onn>-ction> to
="RKI.TRI< KSBI RG. RICHMOND A\D PK
TERSB! R?. VA. : WELDON AND \M\ .
WINGTON, Si. C.: CHARLE?TO.\, S C AM
oista. Montgomery a MoijiiiALA.:
DIRECT T<> NEW ORLKAvi A\fl
A LL SO I Tn E R N1 CI TI fcs A NWOV N 8^
AIm*. connect at Richmond w;th the Dan\-ilie.
*out:;side, Virginia. Tennesaee,and Eaat latinesleo
Railroa<ls fob THtS" iHwt?T to
DA > \ II.LE, BRISTOL, DALTON. CHATTANOn^A.
HUNTSVII.^kT MKM>Hf^ ATLANTA,
LYNCH BURO, KXOX VIl.Lfi N EW
OKI.EANS. NASHVII.i,K. GRAND Jt\CTION.
AND MONTGOMERY
tickets and further information of tha
>>.it ?, inquire at the Southorn Ticket Office, N'o. T2
renn. avenue, one door ea?t of Browns" Hotel, or on
joara tne Boats, foot of 6th street.
... .GEO. E. MATTINGLY.
aw 16-1 v f> nion] Ticket Agent
E W ARRANGE M ENTI
iREAT SOUTHWESTERN RO"TL.
Via OiiSbK AMD Alkxamox.A RAM.boad
m m
FROM WASHINGTON CITY, D. C.
TO
' IR GINIA. TEN N ESS E E.
GEORGIA, -ALABANA!
MISSISSIPPI, LOUISIANA.
ARKANSAS, ANbTE^AS.
THROUGH TirKF.TS can he obtained at tha
iREAT SOUTHWESTERN RAILROAD or
It, Ivooriior ol Peansy vauia avenue and bth street,
aolungtou, on b.ard of the Steam Ferry Bo*t
ieorge Pace, or at ths office of the Orange aud
iiexandna Railroad, at Alexandria,
RICHMOND, DANVILLE. I-YNCHBURG.
iristol.knoxvIlle. dai.Ton. ati.aV
r A, CHATTANOOGA, NASH VILLE, HI NTS .11.
I.E. GRAND JUNCTION, MEMPHIS.
dONT<;oMK.RY AND NEW Oil LEANS.
a direct rout", and continuous ratiwav eonnaction
to Memphis,
Affording great-r err*diriim amd rem fort, and bang
over miiee shorter than hv anv other ronte
The steam ferry boat George Page leaves the 6>< t
>f7th street at6H a. in., f. r Alexandria, where pa?ifngers
take tha cars for Richmond. Charlcttamtle,
launton. White Sulphur Springs. Wood stock ,6 c..
ind at 7W p. in. for Richmond and all aoints Southrest,
makrig sure and close oonaections to Meinthis.
Baggage Wagons and Omnibuses leave the ofBoa
'a. avenue, at 6 o'clock a. ni. and 7 p. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent.
je!7-tf Washington.
rHE PACIFIC MAIL STEAMSHIP COMi
AA^i.
One of the Steamships of this Company, oarrriuc
he United States Mail for ACAPC'LCO, -f-~ r-CALIFORNIA,
and OREGON. lemve^^TtfTi'anarna
twice each montli, on the arn-"***"
*1. of the I S. M? IS. ^-Conipany'i Steamers,
rhich 'ajvesVw N ork aial New Orleapa regularU
>n the ath and awh of each month, with the matla
tno?D^l"*r,'?on,l*eUnK Vl* PA^'A*A Rail
These Steamship# hava bean inspected and ap
roved hjr the Navy Department,andgaaraaty mp**4
\ad sauty.
The Panama Railroad (47 miles long)is now oom
>leted from ooean to oeeaa, and is crossed in 3 or 4
loura The liaggage of pas.*?ngers is che?k^ in
S'ew York through to San Franeiaoo, and paaaep ars
are emliarked at Panama by st-amer at tha
Company's expense. The money paid m Naw \ ork
lovers all expenses of the trip. .
Reserveateamers are kept in fort in Pnaaana and
(sn Francisco, to prevent detention.in case of^ooilent.
ao that the ronte la entirely rtltmblt?av failure
laving occurred in eight yearn.
Passengers leave Pauaiua the same day they arive
at A spin wall.
Conductors go throne* h* each Steaaner, and take
harge of wouau and children without wthW protooFor
through tickets at the lowest ratea. aaslv si
he Agency, 177 Weat street. New York, to I W
K'T 8TT^H?u^st.
Ann Witbopt FaqcEK loi Ek??t Taiia,
* *Ur S*Umt Dag., MA of tmck wumtk.
SAFTl03-fiP f^ds and irapoeitiooe of
^(^triwieri'bound to^Af.lfS^ <d&E$Z,
I A, that tha snbacriber. the only au-**??"
loriged agent for pasraceby the I .B. Mail U**, via
aaama, in the city otNew Vork. W? it his <sty
caution all persons seeking pa?saga tn California.
lat, to avoid i*M?iTio?,thfj ujurt be careful to
nd the trne office of the Su-ainships ?f the U. S.
[ail Line, via Panama Railrr ad aa no other oflioe
i New York iaauthoriaed to encage pnssaga.
The Companies have naly one oJKea in New York,
'hich is at 177 West street, corner of Warren St.,
on ting op tiie North Ri at tii? hemd of Um Cowinyj
WnsrL
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