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THEiyAllbK; REBUBJaoi; JVAsmGTOK A2RII 3, 18661 i r
gtnticunl UlMfcttcatt
TUESDAY MORNING, APRIL 3, IBM.
orricut.
ANDREW JOIIHSOW,
PrMtdrat ef th Unmeet lUtea ef Amelia
X dM emd tinoular fe -tAo (Aew pro. thall
com, grnttng:
VhcrfM, a treaty was made and concluded
at Fort Solly, in the Territory of Dakota, on
the nineteenth day of October, in the year
of oar Lord ono thousand eight hundred
eiity-five, by and between Newton Edmonds,
Edward B. Taylor, Major General 3. R. Cur-
tis, .Brigadier General H. H. Sibley, Henry
"VV.Rced, and Orrin Guernsey, commUsloncr,
on the part of the United States, and ah-bah-chank-l4b-pee,
(The one that is wed as
o, Shield,) Wah-monrdee.wak-ko-no,(The War
Eaglo In the Air,) and other Chiefs and
Headmen of the U lack feet band of DakoU
or Bioui Indians, on the part of said band of
Indiana, and duly authoriied thereto by them,
which treaty Is in the words and figures fol
lowing to wit:
Article of a treaty tnede and concluded at Fori
Bollj, fo the Territory of Dakota, by and between
Ifewtoa Edmunds, Governor and tx-effieio Super-
lateadentot Indian Affalra of DakoU Territory,
JEdward B. Taylor, Superintendent of Indian
Affaire for tne northern xuperlnlendenoy, Major
General 8. II. Cortli, Brigadier General II. II.
CUbley. Henry W. Reed, and Orrln Guerneey,
commits, ooera on lb part of tho United Staler,
duly appointed by tho Frealdent, and tba under
tlgned eblefe and headmen of tba filackfeet
bud of DakoU or Bloux Iadlani.
Abticlb Fiair. Tba Blaekfeet band of DakoU
or, Bioux Indiani, represented in eouno.L, hereby
awknowledge themselreo to bt eubject to tba ex-
claalTo jurisdiction and authority of Iho UnlUd
BUt i, and hereby obligate and bind themselvea,
SrnUTtdually and ooUeetlvaly, not only to tease all
hostilities against tbt person! and property of IU
citiiena, but to use their influence, and, if neeee
aarj, physical force, to prevent other band of
the DakoU or Sioux, or other adjaoent trlbee,
from making hoatlle demonstration! against the
Qovornmentof the United .States or ite people.
Abticlb Sxcoxn. Ineimaeb ai the Government
of tbe United States I dealroni to arreit tbe effeeion
of blood between the Indian tribes within Ite Jurla
dlettea hitherto at war with each other, the Black
feet baod of Dakota or Bloux, repreaented In ooun
oil, anxious to respeet the wishes of the Gorerav
saeni, hereby agree and bind themselves to die
contlaaa for the future alt attacki upon the pettont
or property of other tribes, unices first aeialled by
them, and to use their tnflaenoe to promote peace
everywhere In the region occupied or frequented by
them.
Abticlb Turns. All eontroreniei or differeneea
arista between the Blaekfeet band of DakoU or
Sloax, represented In council, and other tribes of
inaiana, involving .do question oi peace or war,
ball be nbmiUed for the arbitrament of tba Presi.
dent, or inch reraon or reraona aa may be deelx-
Bated by Mm, and tbe decision or award faithfully
observed bv tbe aald band reDreaented la eoaaeil.
Abticlb Focbtb. Tbe aald band, represented
In oonnoil, aball withdraw from tbe roatea overland
already established, or hereafter to be eatabllabed
through their ooantryj and In consideration thereof,
and of their non-lnterferenee with the peraona and
property of cltlsene of the United Statea traveling
thereon, tbe Government of tbe United Btatea agree
to pay to the aald band tbe earn of aeren tboaaand
dollar! annually, for twenty years, la inch articles
ae the Beeratary of the Interior nay direct: Pro
ndd That aald baod, ao represented In eoaaeil,
hall faithfully conform to the requirement of this
treaty.
Abticlb Firm. Any amendment or modification
of thla treaty by tbe Senate of tbe United Btatea
shall be considered final and binding upon tbe
aald band, represented In oonncil, ae a pari of this
treaty. In the same manner as If It had been sub
aecjaeotly preeented and agreed to by the chiefs and
beadmen of said netlon.
1 .wuy -w-or, tbe oommlistonere on tbe
part ef tbe United States, and the chiefs and bead
men of tbe said Btackfeet band of the DakoU or
Sloax. bare hereunto set their hands, this nine
teenth day of October, one thousand eight hundred
and slxti'flve, after the contents bad previously
been read. Interpreted, and explained to the aald
emeu ana beadmen.
Nbwtob Edbtvdb,
Edward B. Tatlob,
S. R Ccbtib, Major General,
II. II. BiiLir, Brigadier General.
Hxnar W. It i id,
Oxaix Ocxaxixr.
Cknf$.
WlB.BiB.CBDRK.MBPBB,
The One that la used aa a Bhleld, hit z mark.
Wab.mo.dbbwi.ebo!i-o,
The War Eagle la the Air, bta z mark.
Ora.MiB.Di.A'Uait.axE,
The Traok that rings aa It Walks. Ms z mark.
Snoj-EAa-noa-sicAH,
Tbe Long Dot;, bis z mark.
Principal Sram or SuUwi,
MAHTOKO'KB'PaB,
lie that feara the Bear, his z mark.
A.flACK.AB-SAr.pA,
The Black Stag, his z mark.
A-lUCB-AB.WE-ClUSa.TAH,
The Stag Alan, bis z mark.
MAB-TO-WAia-TAT,
The Good Bear, his z mark,
TAHTO!(.KAH-BOWASB'TAr,
The Bnffalo with a Fine Voice, his z mark.
SboiT'Kab.waob Mtra.DBi,
Tbe Dog War Eagle, his z mark.
Wl BMf OB-D X C TO O- B A U,
lie that baa tbe War Eagle, his z mark.
Ucl.XAnTOYAH,
The Blue Iron, blj z mark.
Chief CaAfl.TArATA,
Fire Heart, bit z mark.
Chief CHAir-TA-KOf -PAi,
Two Hearts, his x mark.
Signed by tbe commissioners on the part of tbe
United SUtes, and by the chiefs and beadmen, after
the treaty had besn fully read, interpreted, and
explained in oar presence :
A. W UuaxABD.
M. C. oth diet. Iowa.
E. F. IU'th
Beo'y of Commission.
0. D. Babeett,
Special Agent Ind. Aff.
B. 8. Ctiaris,
Mai 2d Colorado car,
R. R. II ITT,
Reporter of the Commlaslon.
ZireiEB Riecoxtbe, bis z mark.
CnARixi Dsoaxs, bis x mark.
Interpreters.
8oUur$.
Cb-HA-FA-CBI-KK LA,
Little Bleekfoot, his z mark.
CBAMTA.TA.rB'A,
Strong Heart, bis x mark.
I7oa.rA.OE oU'kraAHA,
Round Hand, bis x mark.
And whercaa the caid treaty having been
tubmlUed to the Benato of the United Statea
for ita constitutional action thereon, the Sen
ate did, on the firth day of March, one thou
sand eight hundrtd and Uty.ix, advise and
consent to the ratification of the same, with an
amendment, by a resolution in tho words and
figuris following, to nit:
la IxacoTiva Bswio,)
f IIATI Or Til UllTSI) BTATKI, I
Uerchfl,ieo
JUlotvtJ, (two-thirds of tks Stnitort yr$tnt ton
turrinr.) Ihkt tbe Senate adriae and consent to
tbe ratification of tbe treaty made and oonoluded
at Fort Bully, In tbe Territory of Dakota, by and
between the commissioners on the part of the Unl
ted States and the chiefs and beadmen of tbe Black.
feet bard of Daeotal. Dakota or Bloux Indiana,
with tba following
AMBXDVBRT
Art tele , lines 4, 1, and 0, strike out the follow
Hworda, Tfa! 'and of their no(nlnterference with
the persons and property of cltliens of the United
BUtes tre-ellng tboieon "
Atleet. J W Fobbbt,
Secretary.
And whereas It wu Intended and under
stood by article fifth of t,aul treaty that any
amendment or modification of It by tbe Sen
ate of the United States should be considered
final and binding upon the said band of In
dian!, represented In council, as pttrt of
the treaty, In the same manner as if it had
bsen subsequently presented and agreed to
by the chiefs and beadmen of sold band:
Noir. therefore, be it known that I, iA.
Suv Jojuaav. President of tho United
Utes of America, do, In pursuance of the
MTice ana consent or the benate. as ex
pressed in its resolution of tho fifth of March,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
accept, ratify, and confirm the said treaty
wttn tbe amendment as aforesaid.
In testimony whereof I have signed the
tame with my band, and have caused the
leal of the United States to be hereto affixed.
Dono at the city of Washington, this
seventeenth dayof March, in the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
seal. hundred and sixty-six, and of the In
dependence of the United States of
America the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOHNSON.
By tho Tresident:
WIluak II. Sewahd,
Secretary of State.
ANDREW JOHNSON,
President of the United Statea of Aneetieai
To all and lingular to trJkom that prumtl thall romt,
ffftttng:
Whereas a treaty waa made and concluded
at Fort Sully, In the Territory of Dakota, on
the twentieth day of October, in the jcar of
our Lord one thousand eight hundred and
sixty-five, by and between Newton Kdmunds,
Edward B. To) lor, Major General S. R.
Curtis, Brigadier General II. 11. Sibley,
Henry W. Heed, and Orrin Guernsey, com
missioners, on the part of the United States,
and M'Doka, (The Buck,) Mahto-wak-kouah,
(He that runs the Bear,) and other chiefs and
headmen of the Vank tonal band of Dakota
or Sioux Indians, on the part of said bund
of Indian, and duly authorized thereto
by them, which treaty is in t the words and
figures following, to wit:
Articles of a treaty made and concluded at Fort
ctuiy, la me .territory or uaxoia, oy ana no
tween Newton Edmunds, gorernor and ex-offielo
superintendent of Indian affalra of Dakota Ter
ritory; Edward D. Taylor, superintendent of In
dian affairs for tbe northern sn perl n tend cneyj
Major Geaeral 8. IL Curtis, Brigadier Oeaeral
II. II. Sibley. II so it W. Reed, and Orrln Quern
sty, commissioners on the part of tbe United
States, duly appointed by tbe President, and tbe
undersigned chiefs and headmen of tbe Yank
tonal baod of Dakota or Slonx Indiana.
Abticlb Fibst. The Vanktonal band of Dakota
or Bloux Indians, represented in oounoll, hereby
aexnowieotje tnemscirea to be auojeot to tne exciu
aire jurisdiction and authority of the United Btatea,
and hereby obligate and bind tbemselres, Indlrld
uaiiy ana eoueomeiy, not only to eeese all hoitlll
ties against the persona and property of Its eltlsens,
but to use tbelr tnflaenoe. and if requisite, nbrsl
eal force to prevent other bands of Dakota Indians
or other adjaoent trlbee from making hostile dem
onstrations against tbe Qorerntnsnt or people of tbe
United Btates.
Abticlb Sicobd. Inasmuch as tbe Qorernment
of tbe United States la desirous to arreat tbe effa-f
elou of blood between tbe Indian tribes within Ita
jurisdiction hitherto at war with each other, tbe
Yank tonal band of Dakota or Bioax Indians, rep
resented in council, anxlons to rerpect tbe wishes
of the OoTernment, hereby agree to discontinue
for tbe future alt attacks upon tbe persons or prop
erty of other trlbee, unlesa first attacked by tbem,
and to use tbelr Influence to promote peace every
where la the region oeoapled or frequented by
them.
Abticlb Tbibd. All conferences or differences
arising between tbe Tanktonat band of Dakota or
Sioox Indiana, represented la council, and other
tribes of Indiana, Involving the question of peace
or war, shall be submitted for tbe arbitrament of
the President, or suet person or persons ae mey be
designated by him, and the decision or award shall
be faithfully observed by tbe said band represented
In council.
Abticlb Focbtb. The said band represented In
council aball withdraw from tbe routes overland
already established, or hereafter to be established,
lbrooa;a tbelr country t and In consideration there
of, and of tbelr non-interference with the persona
and property of eltfiens of tbe United Hates trav
eling thereon, the Government of the United
States agree to pay tbe said band tbe sum of thirty
dollars for each lodge or family, annually, for
twenty years, tnsueh articles ae tbe Secretary of
tbe Xoterior may direct: Prortdi, That said band
eo represented In council shall faithfully conform
to the requirements of this treaty.
Abticlb Fifth, Should any individual or lndl
vlduale, or portion of the band of the Vanktonal
bend of Dakota or Sioux Indiana represented In
eouaot), desire hereafter to locate permanently
upon any land claimed by said band for tbe pur
poses of agricultural or other similar pursuits, it
Is hereby agreed by tbe parties to to this treaty
that such Individ aali shall be protected In auch lo
cation against any annoyance or molestation on
tbe part of whites or Indiana, and whenever twenty
lodgea or families of the Vanktonal band aball have
located on landa for agricultural purposes, and sig
nified the tame to their agents or superintendent,
they, as well aa other families ao locating, aball re
eelra tbe sum of twenty-five dollars annually, for
fire yean, for each family, la agricultural imple
ment and improvements, and when one hundred
lodges or families aball have ao engaged in agricul
tural pursuits, they aball be entitled to a farmer
and blacksmith at the expense of tbe Government,
aa also teachers, at tbe option of tbe Secretary of
tbe Interior, whenever deemed necessary.
Abticlb Bixtb. Any amendment or modification
of this treaty by tbe Benate or tbe United Btates
shall be considered final and binding upon tbe said
band represented In oonnoil aa a part of thla treaty,
la tbe seme manner ae If It had been subsequently
presented and agreed to by tbe chiefs and beadmen
of said band.
In testimony whereof, the commissioners on the
part of tbe United States, and tbe eblefa and head
men af the said Vanktonal band of Dakota or
Sioux Indiana, have hereunto set tbelr bsnds this
twentieth day of October, eighteen hundred and
sixty-Are, after the contents bad previously been
read, Interpreted, and explained to tbe chiefs aad
headmen
Niwtox Edhubds,
Edwabd B. Tat lob,
8. It CcatlS, MJ. Uea,
H II. SisLxr, Brig. Qen.,
Hsaar W. Hied,
Oaaiiv Qubrmsby
CKiffi.
M'Doxa,
or The Buck, his x mark
MiH-TO-WAX-BOUAIt,
lie that Buns tbe Bear, his x mark.
Sbob-kau-ws-ts-ko,
Tbe Fool Dog, his x mark.
CAi' XoUttrt,
Tai-caovc-rsB-iArrAB,
Tbe Black Tomahawk, his x mark.
Waa-DOO.TAB.WAK.KBAK,
Tbe Red Thunder, his x mark.
T0BK0B-BAT0a,
The Rock with a Horn, hie x mark.
CAtti.
Two Bbabs,
Mato-nonpa, bis x mark.
White Bear,
Me-to sea, bis x mark.
Robe Necklace,
Ho-hoo-non pee, bis x mark.
SotJirr,
Doo Cloid.
In presence of
Hex, L. Hosveb,
Chief Justice of Montana Territory.
B. B. Curtis,
Bvt. JtCol. V. S. V.
A W. IICSIAED,
M. U. oth Dlst. Iowa.
E. F. Ruth,
Secretary of Commission.
R. R. II ITT,
Reporter of Commission.
ZarniBK Rxcobtbb, bis x mark,
Cilablss Deo us, bis x mark,
Interpreters.
THE MAN THAT RUNS IN 1118 TRACKS,
O-yea-ke-pa, his x mark.
THE MAW 8URR0UNDED,
Na-je-om-pee, his x mark.
THE MEDICINE WHITE MAN,
Wa ee ebe-wa-koo, bis x mark.
THE MAN THAT STIRS,
fckln-loh-e-a, bis x mark
FAST WALKEB,
Moo ne loo sa, bis x mark
RED BULL,
Taw.ton, bis x mark.
Th fararoirtv alirnfttures In this handwriting,
th.t af an. CartUt were made In tbe presence of
tbe nnderalgued on tbe 28th and zSlhQot., 1803,
at Fort Bully
Paymaster U S. A.
JOHB P'TTEB,
Lt. Col. 7th Iowa Cavalry.
AndTwhereas the said Treaty hating boen
submitted ia tba Senate of the United States
for its constitutional action thereon, the Sen
ate.dld on the fifth day of March, one thou
sand eight hundred and sixty-six, advise and
consent to the ratification of the same, with
an amondment, by a resolution In tho wortb
and figures following, to wit:
Is Bxbcctivs leaner.)
Soars or raa Uarrsa Ivat ae, I
Kabcb a, laee. )
JZesaeW, (two thirds af the Senators present
concurring,) That the Benate advise and aonsent to
the raUfioatloa ef tba treaty, made and ecoeloded
at Fort Bully, la the Territory of Dakota, by and
between the eommlseleners en the part of the Uni
ted Elites and the Vfpor Tanktonal band of Vo
eotak (Dakota or Bloux Indians, with the follow
log amsbdvsbt;
Article 4, lines i, 5, and 0, strike out tbe follow.
Ing wards, via: "and of their son-Interference with
the persons and property of eltlsens of the United
Btatea traveling thereon.1
Attest! J. W. Foaaar,
Secretary.
And whereas article sixth of said Treaty
provides that any amendment or modifica
tion of it by tho Senate of the United Statea
shall be considered final and binding upon
the said band of Indians, represented In
council, aa a part of the Treaty, In the some
manner as if it bad been subsequently pre
sented and agreed to by the chiefs and head
men of said band:
Now, therefore, bo it known that I, An
drew Jons sos, President of the United
Statea of America. d6, In pursuance of the
advice and consent of tbe Senate, as ex
pressed in its resolution of the fifth of March,
one thousand eight hundred and sixty-six,
accept, ratify, and confirm the said Treaty
with the amendment as aforesaid.
In testimony whereof I have signed the
same with toy hand, and have caused tho
seal of the United States to be hereto af
fixed. Done at the city of Washington, this
seventeenth day of March, In the
year of our Lord one thousand eight
skau hundred and sixty-six, and of the In
dependence of the United States or
America the ninetieth.
ANDREW JOnNSON.
By tbe President:
William II. Seward,
Secretary of State.
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Clarke, fildaer, Xaaaae, Metropolltaa.
Cbb, iaaaaa.Wta , Mra. Bkldmore'a, 33, ii atj
Coakilag, Koeeoe, Hew York. Ml P etreet
Cook, Barton 0 , IlllaeU, 430 D.beL Sth aad Stk.
CaUeaa, a M., lUlaeU, 333 F eUeeL
CBlTer,C.V.,PoaajrlTiBla, Xbbltt Ileaee.
Detl., T. T- H.Y.,FetreeL beL 18th and Hlh.
Defreee, Joe. U , lad., Chlpmaa'a, 7tb aliaeL
Diweoa, Jaa. L., Pa. . Mre.Bartb'e, 84 atreet.
Uoaaelly, Igaatlaa, MlBB.,HUoaaL
Darllag, W, A., Haw York, 437 13th atreeL
Deralag, U. 0., CoaaeelleeL 341 X llreeL
Ueweo, II. L., Maee., eoraer Sth aad Pa. are.
Dolaio,ColBmbaa,Ohlo, Arena llouee.
DealaoLCharlaeoaaarlTaala, Milropolltaa.
Dlaoa, N. P., Rhode laliad, 113 I atreeL
lirlgge, Jeha P., MlahlgiB, 41 Loalalaaa are.
UemeaLKbeBeaer, ladlaaa, bL Cbarlea Hotel.
neeav,A.A., WMb,Ter, 36d 0 etreeL
Eldrtege,CbB4. A, Wloeoaale, Klrkweod.
Xggleetea, BeaJ , Ohio, Waahtaatoa Uoaae.
Xokler, Iphralm, Ohlo,fl38 X atreel.
KUot,T.l.MaaaMhaeetU,Seatoa Uouee.
Varaaworta, Jae. F, , UL, 33 ladlaaa atenne.
Flack, W. X , Oklo. Mro Browa'e. Third at.
Farqabar, J,U ,liaLaaa,Avoaue Hoaae.
Forrr.T W., Mlchigaa, Hatloeal UoUL
Qaraeld.J A., Ohio. l08 F etreeL
aioMbreeaer, A. J , PeBaaylraala. 34 Mo are.
tieodjear, Cbarlea, How York, Beaton Uoneo.
a rider, Henry, Keateaky, 327 B aL, Capitol Hill.
Orliaell, J. B, Iewa, UFoBraBdahaU eL
Ortewold, J. A,, Hew York, Wlllarda' Hotel.
Ooodwla. J. H, Arlaoaa, SIS leth atreeL
Q abUU, J. JL , Ohio, 4SS 13th atreeL
Hogai, Jeha, MUeoart, eeraar Uth aed n.
Ueaderaoa. J. H. D.,Oregoa, 363 0 etreeL
llolmea, B T,.Haw York, AreeaeUoBae.
Hebfaard, D,, Jr , Hew York, Aveaae Uoaeo.
lUrdleg. A.O.1IUlaete,4B4X,beL0thaad6tb
II In by, Wm, CalUorala, 433 Carroll Row.
lleimeo, Srdaay T., Haw York, Areaae Uoaae
Hooper, bamael, MaeeaahaaetU, aorthweat corner
H aad Uth etreete.
Hale, Robert S , Haw Yerk, 437 FlAh atreeL
Hardier, Aaroa, Kealacky, 3i3 B atreeL
H.rrii.Uu., M.rjlaad.
Uart, Koewell, How Yerk, Wermloy'a, I alreet, bat,
Vermont aveue aad Uth BtreeL
Heree, R. B , Oble, 433 Thlileeath atreeL
Hill, Ralph, ladlaaa, 400 Feerth atreet.
Ilotebklae, 0 W , Haw York, Aveaae Heeee.
Uabbard, A.W.,Iowa, SAFoiranda baUeL
nebbard,C. D.,Waat Va.,eor.Sd aad Mo. ave.
IlBbbard,J.U.,Coaa.,Waahlagtia Uouee.
HabbeU. X. H., How York, Wiliard'e UoUL
III Uncock, P. W.. Hobraaka, 434 U. bet lltb md 13th.
UoIbrok,B D .Idabo,9oroer-and.a.balf ol
Hooper, W. H. Dub, 447 Hlatb, bet. X aad P,
Halberd, C, T., Haw York, 31 ladlaaa areaee,
nuaiparey, Jamee, Haw York, 333 F atreeL
HemphreT.J M., Hew York, Seitoa Uenee
Iigereoll.K. C, IlllaoU.Hailosal.
J.a.kee.T. A.. Rhode Ialaad.233 1 eL
Jehaaea, rhuip. Pa,, eos I etreeL
Joaea, Morgan. Hew York.
JaUaa, Qte, W. Ud.131 111 iLe
relee, Jeha X , Uo.M l4ret iL.Cepllol Bill
XarkaadUl, A, J., IlllioU, m Pa. ar.
Kerr, afleheelO, IidUai, 41 aTleeoart at e.
Kaeeea, Jeha A., Iewa, V 4 P atreeL
Xetekam, J. IL, Haw York, SOI Km. areaae.
Kelly, Wa, D., PeaaeylTaala, SIS Twelfth eL
Uwreaee. Wa , Oble, 434 Sixth atreeL
Loai, B. P. , MUaoerl, HettoaaL
Ulla, Addleea U., H. Y , HetrepelttaB BeteL
Lawroaee, Oeorge Y..Pa.Aveaue Hoaae,
Le Bload, P. O, Oble. atelreeollUa HeleL
Loigreer.Joha W., Hlchlfffti.teiuii Hoaee.
Lyaea, Joba, Utlae, 403 Poerth atreeL
La.him,a.B..WeetVtrrUla. eer. B atreet aal Dela
ware areiae.
MorrtU. Jeilta a., Termeat, 403 roartb etreeL
Merebaed, JaeE , PaaaorlTiiIa, 830 H.Y.are.
MeKee.aamaet; Keetutky, 431 Twelfth etreeL
ateClirg, J,T.. BHuoirtt4M Kloreith etreeL
kfeRner, Doeald C , Cellorala, 341 1 etreeL
Herear. Dlreeee, Peei-rlveata. 014 ltth aL
Hereball, Bamael B . Illteole, 47S lit Mb eL
Merotoa, Otlmaa. IT. II .343 f beL Hlh eat loth.
H arrli, Jimee bt. , H. Y. , SOS 13th etreeL
MeCatloifh, Hlrem, atd.,eor. I aed 14th eta.
Mcladee, Walter D , Wta, Mre. SkldmoiVe, SSIeL
MUler, Oeerge P , Pa., 331 eoath B atreet, CaptMl lllll.
bfoni., DiaUl.H.Y,, Xbbltt Hoate.
Koaltoa, Sauael W., Ill , 338 4tb atreeL
Myere. teenerd. Fa., 493 Xlereath etreeL
Hleholeei. Johi A., Delaware. 46? Sth eL.beLD aid X.
Howell, wmiim A, H J., Wlllarda.
BlblHb. Wm. E., ledliii, 44 Me. areaae.
Hoell, TbomaeX., Mo., 3 LouUiaia areaae.
O'Helll, Chtrlee, ra . WlllarJe.
Ortb, O R, ladlaea. 311 PelreeL
Pelee. Halbert B-.Wli , lit BL.Oeorretewa.
rirham. Slder, Melee, 373 Fourth atreeL
Ph.tpi, Cbmrl-tE,, Marylied, Wiliard'e.
Ptke, Frederick A., Maine, 390 Fourth atreeL
Poneroy, Theodore M , H. Y. , Metropolitan.
Price, Hiram, Iowa, 31 FoureBd'B'balf etreet.
Pleats, T, A , Ohio, eor Sth eL aad Pee a are.
Pattereoa, J. W . Hew nimpehlre, 42S t aL
Poetoa, C. D , Ariaaa, WllHrdo'.
Keaieeea, Lovoll II., Keetackr. 34t PetreeL
Kirnoad, Ueiry J. , H. Y. , S4 1 betweea 17th aad
IS.h etreete.
Randall, Sara'l J., Pen , M Payette aL, Oeorfetewa.
Radford, Wm. Hew York. Wiliard'e.
Kaidall.Wm. H , Kr.,37Foor-aadahaUL
Rice Ateaaader H , 333 I atreeL
Bit, Joha U. .Malae,
Rltter, B C, Ky , 837 B etreeL Capitol Hilt.
Rogere, Aadrew J , Hew Jereer. Wiliard'e.
Ratlin, Edward H. , H. II. , SO VX atreet
Reea, Lewie W., Illlsote, WMbiegtoa Iloaee.
Btereaa, Tbaddeae, Tobb , 379 Boath B etreeL
Braiding, R. I,OMo,4 Hortb A etreeL
Scbeack, RobL C. , Ohio, 14S 0 etreeL
SceSild, 0. W., Pea a., Areaee Heeee.
Cbanklla.Oen a, Koataeky, 4 4V etreeL
Still w.U.T. H ledlaaa, S-atoa lleeee
Bawver, Phllotae, Wlaeoatli, Aveaae Heaee,
Bbellebarger, Samuel. Ohio, 444 Sixth etreeL
Bttg reiTee, Cbarlea, H. J , 443 Twelfth atreeL
Sloan, ltbamer C.Wla ,4S FoaraadaheHaL
Smith, OreeaClar, Keatocky, 34 S PetreeL
Starr, Jeha P., New Jeremy, 3C7 O etreeL
Stroaee, Mrar, Pa.. Mlia Wkltaey'e, Cap. Hill.
Thayer, M. Keaeell, PeaieylTaala. 353 1 atreeL
Taylor, Kelaoa, tew York, 48 Loafilaia are.
Trowbridge, IL E, Mlehlgai, Seatoa Uoaae.
Tabor, Stephen, Hew York, Sratoa Hoaae.
Tbomaa, Fraaele, Md , 43S Carroll Place.
Tbomaa, Johi L., Jr , Md ,4 Foer'iid.abalf aL
Thorn toa,A alb nay, I1L , 47S Eighth at reel.
Trimble. L. B , Keitneky, He. 4 i4 etreeL
npeoa,Cberlee,MlehlgaB, Areaae Uonee.
Vaa flora, Bart, How York, 443 Twelfth atreeL
Via Horn, Robert T., Me, StS Tenth atreeL
Van Aeraam, Hoary, H T , WaahlBttOB Doaae.
Wright, E.R.V.H J .Whlieer'e, Capitol HUL
WUmb, B F(PeBae7fraa1a, Hatl-1
Walker, Mertla, Ohtn, 3&4 eoelh B, Cap. HUL
Waabharae, K. B , III , 4S3 fith aL, bet B aad F.
Watbbara, W. B., Ifaea , 434 F eL
Waibbarn, Hearr D. , ladlaaa.
Warner, Bamael L. , ConaeetlinL 1M F atreeL .
Woodbrtdre. F. A . VermoiL 36 F atreeL
Ward, Hamilton, Hew York, 490 TwelfthatreoL
Wealwortb, Joha. Illlaole, Wlllarda,
Whaley, K. Y., Weet Vlrg1aJe,eor. C atreet end Loale.
laaaiTenno.
Wl11lama,Thoa(PeDiirWaala, Aveaae Heaae.
Wlleea.J P., Iowa, SSS II et, bet UlheedlSth.
WUmb, ttlephea P., Pa., Ualted Statea OoteL
WlBdon.Wm , Mliaeiota, 433 Twelfth atreeL
WlaSeld, C. U , Hew York. 400 Hlath atreeL
cinetruTie roa inaiaatoa.
Barker, Jacob, Loo I Men a, Wllllard'a.
Coirad. Robert Y. Virginia, Ebbltt Hoaae.
Campbelt, Wra B , Tennettee. Metropolitan.
Cooper, Edmnid, Toeaeitee, Heiropolltaa.
Ilawklia, I. R , Tenatitee, Metropolltaa.
Mayaard, Horae(TeBBoaeee,430 ISth atreeL
Underwood, John C, Va,
Wlckllffe, Robert a , Loul.l-na, Wiliard'e.
Warraotb.H C1( La., (Ter. Delerate.) Wiliard'e.
HTBAMH1I U'H.
ATEW Y 0 II K
Xl AXO
WASHINQTON
STEAMSHIP COMPAHY,
(OLD LIHE, )
BtTWtB
W YORK, ALEZAHOBIA, WASniHOTOH AHD
aEORQETOWH, D. a
OCEAH STEAMERS
BALTIMORE, REBECCA CLYDE, aid EMPIRE,
IB eOBBBBOTIO WTTB IVLIBI BTaiBBBe
OEOROE U. ETODT, MAY FLOWER, AHD AHH
Regular BalUug Daja TUESDAYS aad FRIDAYS,
at 13ia.,froufootof Ulgbaireet, Oeorgetowa, aad Pier
15, Ean River, (foot 1 WaUalreet,) Hew York.
For freight er paeaage apjilv to
C. P. UOIIUUTOH, Ageat,
foot of High etreet. Oeorgetowa.
M. ELDKIDQ K Co , if eila
Hrlace Street Wharf, Alexandria,
JAMES UAKp, Ageat,
117 WaU StreeL Hew Yerk.
Freight received oiatailly aad forwarded te all
part of tba eoaelry with dlepaleb, at leweat ratee.
Tbe ouUldeeteauera of thla line erenow belag pntla
order for tbe Spring trade, and aatll further aotlee ear
freight will be earned by the Excrete line of lalaad
ateamera, with regularity and dUpalch
Je33 C.F UUUUnTOH.AgeiL
N
JEW YORK AND WASHINaTON
STElMUHIl' I OMPiSV.
OLD MXE,
VII C1M1L, DIIWII.N
NIW TOBK,
ALEXAKORU,
WADUIXOT09,
At(0 0E0E0.IT0WN.
IW TORK,
UAYrLOWIR, BIVIRLT,
Ubonax it. 6T0CT.
ASP
RrgaUr B.UI.g D.ji t
TUESDAYS A3 D rRIDAYl,
kl 13 m ,fron STo. 93 W.l.r tn.t.OMrg.lowB, ud Fl.r
IS E..I felt r, fo.t of Wtll .uhi. If.w York,
for fialiht. ipplj lo
JOHB B. DATlnSOH, Aj.lt.
li W.Ur .Imx, a.or.towi. 0. 0.
U. M.DKIDOE A CO , !,,
Prtie.lr.l Wb.rf. Al.x't.
JAWK1 IIAHD, A.at,
in wm iim, if.w Toik.
Fr.lfbt t.c.lTl e.n.l.nltr .ai forwtrJ.il to ,11
,.f ti of tho eosolrr with dl.p.trh.
ubSO-tf JOII.fB DAVIDSON, Af .at.
1J0H NKW HAVEN, HAltTFOUl),
I1 srniHariELD, th. coasicricuriiivn, ib.
VvtSTtK.I .id VB0TKll.ltOUI
Tho Sr.tcUit t..u.r. of thla lln. 1...0 for N.w
i 11, too rrora ri.r s-i, ki WTor, o.lir. (Oa.aor. ox.
1 e.p d,).tStl9p. m. fo.io.f.ra ,0 North B.d rUrl
froa Now Ubt.b ot 11 p. ra , or Mmota o. board oror
Bt.ht wllboal char,-.
I UorchaodlM forwarded by dall. Iapr.10 Fr.lfbt
Trala from Now ll.voa thronfh to faaiMchoMttVor.
I moat, Wertor. N.w Haiopvlar., horlh.ra Now York
OBd Caaada. App'T to OKANCIS JIYDB, Uoaoral
fr.lfbt A..ot, Plor S.I. U.t BIT.r, Now Yorlr. apl
AFiTY, HI'EEU, AND COMEOKT.
a.o nnifnM wnprvcTiti mt tu iorit .
RO HASIIOA.'LOWkLL CONCOUD.TiiB WHITE
M0DNTA1.18 AHL INTKUUIOtATE P01HTS. The
Bew and etaneeb at-aUo-ra of the iurwlah line. CITV
tip BoaTOH aud 01 f V UF HEW VUltK leave Hew York
dally, (HaiilB7aexepUd.) at 4 o'clock p. aa from Pier
Ho ( Worth river, fool of Vettry alreet, for HEW L0H
DOH, there eoDaectlaf with the hteamboat Bipreae
Train from the above point via Horwlcb aad Woreea
ter, Bq.Uq ae4 Woreeetar, Worceetor aad Haebaa, aod
Hew London and Northern Rallroada. Freight taken
a' tbelowet ralee. For iDformatloa laautre ef E. S
MiRTIH, Agent en tbe Pier ap3
T1
UK (JI.EAT INHIDE ltOUTK FOH
IIOSTOH.
AVOIOIHO 1'UIHT JUD1TU.
STO.f INQ1 O.N LIS K if aieauiera, balng the aafeat Bad
qnlckeit between Boatwa asd Hew York Tbe alaanch
Bud eplcndld uteatuer
PLYMOUTH KHCK.CepL B. Braytoe,
Oa TUEMDA Vtt, THURiIJaS lid SATURDAYS.
OoMUODUltK. Capt. K. P. Curtla.
Ob MOMDAYS, WfcDHEaOAYH aid FRIDAYS,
At 3 o'clock, p in., from Pier No IS Worth River
Tbeee bwata are ueaurpea-ad for comfort, atrenith aad
eafety Stale rooma eeeared at Ibo oDoe, Plor No. 18,
oa board Iho boad, Ho. 74 Washington atreet, Boatoi,
and at tb Providence depot. Return train leave
Btetoaat6lp m.
ap3 M. R BIMOHB. Agent.
I70U IIOSTON, VIA XKWrOIlT AND
1 FALtHIVEK, brtheepleadldaadeuperloretaeU'
rri HEWPORT, MhTR'tPOMS. OLD COLONY, md
EMPIRE STATE, of great alrength and apeed, bo ill ax
pree-lr far Iho uavlgatlou of hang l.laod Soand, raa
bIbk la aDUuectloa with the Old Coloay aad Newport
railroad
Leave F.evSS, If R., foul of Murray alreet, dally,
(SBidayaaxeepled fit a p m.
Tbeeteuuer OLD COI.OH If, Capt. W. Drown, leavea
Haw York ea Moodiy, Wedaeeday, md Friday, at ft p.
Hi , landing al Newport
The EMPIRE hTAlK, Lapt U. blumooa, leavea Taea
day, Thiir.dey,ea4 Saturday, at 3 p ia., laadlag at New
port A baggageiaiitar e attached te eaah ateamar, aad
aoaotupanlea the baggage to It deetlnatloa.
A eteamer rane a eonnmllftB with thla line dally
(Baodaya excepted) from Hawpurt and Pall River to
Provldeaeo.
Fur freight ea paeeage apply ea board, or at the offlee,
Pier X8, N K. t toeeenreuteorooma In ad ranee, to
rpiIItflS TO OTVI. NOlTCKTHATTlIK
X. eubaertber hae obtalaej froa the Orpbaaa' Court
ol Waeblogtoa couaiy, la the Dlatrtet ef Colambla.
latter of admlaUl ration, 44 bonit non. ea theperaoaai
eataMof Owee Mnrray, laU of Weah.Bgtoa,D.O,de.
caaeed All peraona bavlag lain. agalail the aald de
eeaeed, are hereby warned to exhibit the earn, with
tbe voaehere thereof, to the eabaertber. ea or befare the
S4tb day ef March aeal they may etherwlie by lew
be exoladod from eil boaeSI of the aald mUU.
Otvei seder my keid thla 8tth dayef Marea,lSSa,,
U. MURXAT,
Cihll-Wlw AAllilaiJUelor(4,b.flA
II X t 3j It O JW. I s .
-TTTASIIINGTON, ALEANDItlA, AND
TT axoxaxTOWH railroad.
TIMf TABLL
Oa aai after V01TOAT. MaraH 13, 1ISS. aad aatll
farther aotlee, Paaaeagar Train a will raa betWHB
naaBiagioa aaa iiaxaaaria u rouowat
liavb WAaBiaerov. tears ALSXivnaiA.
Loeal., .,..... SOa.aa, Local.. .SOS a.sa.
Mall.,,; SSS Xxpreae,. SSS
Loeal too " Loeal ...,.8 00 "
' , ltOO 1000
' i loop.ra. " l.oo pre.
" 30 " " aoo "
SIS 400 "
Pjpreei.. ....... ISO " Vail ,100
SDft DAT PAFB3MU1E TRAINS.
LSATB WAaaiBaTOB. I LIAVB aLBXllDBIA.
Loeal.,,; 3 30 a. re. I Expreee. ,,.SS3a n
H.ltp.m. 1 Local 943 "
" 830 " 400p.n
Kxproee M.SSO ' I ' , 4 00 M
O. A. BTEVEHS, Gaa'l lap'l.
talO-y
W. J. PH SLPS, Oeaeral Maaager.
DALTLMOBE ANj)IIIO I.AILI.OAD.
Waafliavroa, March 3d, IMS.
Train betwees WASH I It 0 TO aad BALT1 uOKX, and
WABHIHQTOH AND THE WEST, are bow ran a. fol
low, Tilt
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Saeday, al 8 30,7.30, aad 11.13
a. ra., aad 143, 4. SO, aad 7.30 p. na.
FOR ALL WAY STATIUHI.
Letre dally, except luaday,!! S SO a. m. aallU
p. n.
FOX WAT STATIONS SOUTH OF AHNAPOAIS JUHC
T10H.
Leave alS aad a. SO a. m., and at 143 aad 4.33 p.
ta. dally, except Saeday,
FOB. ANNAPOLIS.
Leave at S. 30 aad T. 80 a. aa. , aad 1 80 p. la. He Irala
leer from AaaipoUeea Saeday,
OH SUNDAY,
POX BALTIMORE.
Leare at 7. M a.m. aad 143 and T. SO p. ae.
TOR WAY STATIONS,
Leave at T .30 a. n. aad 1 43 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WIST.
Leere dally, except Saaday, at 7.30 a. aa. aad 7.30
p.m.
Oa Saaday, al 7.80 p ra. ealy, eoaaeetlaff at Belay
Btatloa with tralaa rrom BalUmore te WheeUng, Par
, kertbarg, Ae.
Taroaga ucaeiaietne wreai caina naa ai ibb waen
lagloa Station Ticket OSieeal all hoara la tbe day, aa
weiiaaai lie aew emee ia lie amertcei Teiegrapa
Dalldlag, Peaeaylvaala aveaae, betweea Fearanda
half en i Sixth etreete.
For Hew Yerk, Philadelphia, and Boatoa, aee edvar
tleeraeBt ef "Threagh Line. '
WF. SMITH,
Meetor el Traaaporutloa.
L M. COLE,
Oeaeral Ticket AgenL
0X0. B. KOOHTZ, Ageat,
JaS-Lf Wnhlngtoa.
ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL
ROAD. THRUbOH by RAIL FROM WASUIHQ
TOEt AND ALSXAHDBIA TO RICHMOHD AHD
LTHCHBORO.
Oa aad after FRIDAY, September 1, HM, the tralaa
ea thla read will raa ae follow i
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Waaalagtoa at T a. ta. ead 8. 30 p. aa.
Leave Aleaaadrla et 7 33 a. ra, aad S p. ta.
Leave Uordoaavllle at 11 SO p. an. aad 1.40a.m.
Arrive la Rlehmoad alftp. m aad 8 a. m.
Arrive el Lynchburg at A.30 p. m aadS.a.ia.
TRAINS NORTH.
Leere Lynahbars al S 43 a. ra. aad 7.18 p. aa.
Leave Rlehaaoad at 7 a. m. aad 7. 18 p m.
Leave OordoaavUle at 1190 p. ta.aadlt3oa.rn.
Arrive el Alexandria al 4 03 p. m. aad 4 00 a.m.
Arrive al Weehligtoa at 6 30 p m. aad fl 33 a.m.
OaSeadayaleaveWaahligtoaatSSOpm ealy.
Loeal freight Irala laavee Alexaadrla at 4 a, m.,ir
rlvlag la OordoaavUle at 11 43 a. ta.
Leavee OordoaavUle at 1133 p. ta. , arriving la Alex
andria al 8 p. ta.
Through freight trala leavea Alexaadrla at 8a.ro.,
arriving la Lyachbarg it 7 10 p. ra.
Leavea Lyachbarg at SSS a, m,, arrlrtaf la Alex
aadrla at S 10 f, m.
Paaeeagera from Warreatoa will take the 7 a. ta.
Irala eoath from Waahlagtoa, aad the 0.43 a.m. trala
aorth from Lyachbarg.
Faeeeagcre by the S 43 a. ra. aad 7.18 p. n. tralaa
from Lyachbarg, aad the 7 a, tu.ai.dT IS p. m. tralaa
from Rlehmoad eoaeeet with tralaa at Waahlagtoa for
all parte of the North ead WeaL
Thla roate hae the advaetageoToraUothi-eby having
a coatlaaeaa rail from Hew York te Lyachbarg, 403
mile.
Italaepaeaeo through Fairfax, Ball Raa, Vaaeaaaa,
Brlatew, Catlett'a, Rappahaaaock, Calpepor, Oraage.
aad OordoaevlUe, where many of the great battlee or
the lit rebellion were feaghL
Tlckou cia be nrocared 1b Adama' Xxvreaa Bolldlar.
oppealte the B. aad O E, R. Depot, la Waahlagtoa
aaeo, at too vepoi, on maryiana aveaae
Tralaa leave the eoraer ef Plret and C etreete. Wath
lagtoa. W. U. MeCAFFERTT,
Oeaeral 8apeiiateadeaL
J. M.BR0AD1S,
eeS'lf Oeaeral pMaeagor AgeaL
ri"iHROUGlI LINE BETWEEN WASH.
X 1HOTON, PU1LADELPHIA, AHD HEW YOKE.
wTTataoTOF, March 2S, 1S33.
Tralaa betweea Wuhlsgtoaaad Hew York are now
rua aa follow, vlat
FOR HEW YORK, without change of care.
Leave daUy (except Saaday) it 7 30 a. m , aad S 30
OR HEW YORK, .haniiag cereal Philadelphia,
Leave dally (except Buaday) et 11.13 a, ta,, aad 4.30
P " FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily (eieept Buaday) at 7.80 and 11 18 a. m ,
aad 4.30 aad 30 p m.
OH SUNDAY.
Leave for How York aad Philadelphia at 130 p. to.
ealy.
Sleepier cara for Hew York ea S 30 p. ra. trala daily.
Through tlckota to Philadelphia, How Yerk er Boatoa,
can be had at the Btatloa oDco at all hoara la the day,
aa well aa al the aew ofiee la the American Telegraph
building, Peaaeylvaala aveaae, betweea Ponr-nad-a
half aad Sixth etreet.
Bee BalUmore aad Ohio railroad advartleemaet for
eehedele betweea Waahlagtoa, Unit! more, Aa at poll,
aad the WeaL W. P. SMITH,
Matter ef Traaaportatloa.
L. M. COLE,
Oeaeral Ticket AgeaL
OEO. B. KOOHTE,
oe Ageat, Waahlagtoa.
G
REAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE
STOATS AHD WIST.
FOUR DAILY TRAIN1
15 PR IHO AND SUMMER SCHEDULE)
OH AND AFTER MARCH 13, ISM, tralaa will leave
aefoUowe,
Leave Weaa'a. Leave Balto,
Expreaa Mall ,.l 30a.ra, S 00a.m.
FaatLlae .,,,7 30a.n, 1110 p.m.
PlItabBrgh aad Erie Ea 4 SO p.m. 7 30 p.m.
PttUb'ghaadXlmlraEx.7. 40 p.m. 9 43 p.m.
TWO TRAINS OH IUHDAY,
(CeaaacUag at Baltimore,)
Leave Waahlagtoa at 143 aad 7. 40 p. n
ILIEPIHQ CARS OH ALL MIOHT TBA1H1
LOW PARK AHD QUICK TIME.
Cara raa thronfh from Baltimore U FllUhargh, Erie
or Xlmlra, without change.
4rFor Ticket aad any laformatloa apply at the
Offlee of the Great FeaBaylvaala Route, eoraer raneayl
aaala aveaae and Sixth atreoLaader National Hotel,
aad Foirteoath atreet, eoraer of PeBsaytvaala aveaae,
eppoalte Wlllarda Uotel, Waahlagtoa,
J. H. DUBARRT,
BuparlBtendenl H C. K B,
KJ.WILK1HB,
Pfcsaengaraad Ticket Agent
JNO.OILLETT, Paaaeager Ageat mbl4 tf
TEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
X RAlLUOAD-lSCd,
Peaeeeger Btatloa la Bow York, eoraer Twenty-Serenta
etreet aad Fourth avenue.
Entrance oa Twenty eevoath etreeL
TRAINS LEtVR HEW YORK
For How Haven, 7 TO, 8 00 llx ), 11 30 a. ra. I 1113
lai , 9.W (CI.;, a ta, asume s w tax.i, p.
For
Bridgeport, 700, 8.00 (Ex I, 1130
SOO(Bx). 143. 4 30. 8 00lExlD ra,
For Mllierd end
Btiaiford, 7 00, 11.30 a. u. j 3 43, 4 30 p m.
For ealr
Sed,8ontbportudWeatport,r00,U30a m (343,4 30
fin. For Not walk. 7 00, fl oil (Ex I, 9 30, 11 30 a ia t
UHIx),30O(Ex).341,4SO,83O,BO0(Es)p m For
iriD, ,iv, v t ii.su a. m I a.o, aau, o au p. u
ror Greenwich, 7 00, 9 30, It SO a m. ( 3 43, 4 30, 0 30,
30p m For Stamford, 7 00, BOO lx )., 11.30
a m 1113 (Ex ), 8 00 (Ex ), 3 43, 4 M, A 30, fl 30, 1 00
Ex ) p m For PurtchMter and tnleiutxllate etatlona,
00, 0. 30, 11.30 a. m t 843, 4 30, 330, fl 30, 7.00 p. ia.
CUNNECT1NO THAINB
ForBotoBvlaaprlBgSeld,6 00 a in (Ex ), 8 00 (Ex ),
8 0Up u For llo-tou via r-hore Ltao, 1113 (Itx ), 8 00
fro. For Hertford aod BprlBgfleld, SOU (Ex ) a. m t
llfl, 8 00 (Kx), 8 00 p. m For Connecticut River
Railroad, 8 00 a. ta. (Kx. ) 11 13 p. an. to Montreal, 8 00
Era te Noribamptoa For Uartfwrd, PmvldoBce and
Ubklll Railroad, 100 (Ex.). a m 1 1113 p ra. Yt
New Haven, New London and Btoulujtoa Hallroid at
8 00 a. u.t IS 13, 8 00, SOOp m. For Caaal Railroad,
II IS p. tn to Northampton. For Doaaatoale Railroad,
8 00 a m For Haagatack Railroad, 8 00 a uiSOOp,
m For Daabary aad Horwaik Railroad, 7.009 80 a. in ,
1 SO p. m.
Commodlone aleeplng cara attached to B p m, Irala.
ap3 JAMES II UOVr, BuperlaUudeat.
I7RIE RAILWAY. TRAINS LEAVE
U depot foot of Chamber atreel, vie Pavoala ferry
7 00 a u , Day Expree. for Canandalgua, RoeboaUr,
BaFalo. Balamaaca, aad Weet. CoauecUat Buffalo with
Lake Shore and Grand Trunk Kail way, and at Bale
maaca with Atlautle aad Great Waatern Railway.
8 so a n , Milk and Way Tralo, Dally, to utlavllle.
10 00 a h , Expreaa Mall for Buffalo, Salamanca asd
Deaklik, eonnecileg with Lake Shore and Atlantic aad
Orent Wetera Railway
4 00 r a , Way Trala for Port Jcrvle aid Newbargb.
ft Mr u. Night Exp-, for Cieaadalgaa, Rocbeater
Buffalo, Salamanca and Wait.
fl 00 r M , LlgbliUa Eiprena, Dally, for Caiindalgaa,
Rochester, Baffalo, g-tUiuaBea, Duaklrk, aad WeaL
Coauacle at Baffalo with Lake Shore ead Oread Traak
Railway, aad at Balamaaca with AUaatle aad Qrat
Weatere Railway
8 00 r. m , Emfgreal Trala, Dally, for Buffalo, Sala
taaaca, Duaklrk, aed Weal
HUGH MIDDLE. Oea'l Bao't. New York.
Wa: B ,?kktga.'lPaeeAa;U1How York. a3-lf
WiPpPriica,PAft WS WLB AT
IIA.XLIIOXDB.
PPIIiADELPHIA -WILMTNGTON,
AND BALTIMORE HA1LROAD.'
TIKI TABLX, -OemmeBelaff
MONDAY, Maroh xflta.'lSSa.
Tralaa for BalUmore aad Waaalagiea leare Phila
delphia u follow t
4 IS a. Bt , Expreee, (Meal aye exeoptec. 0 U. a. aa
Xapreaa 1 143 p m., Expreaa t aad 11 00 p. an., Extreea,
Wy Mall Trala for Baltimore at (USa.au. ' x
TRAINS PROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA,
Leave Baltimore, 180 a ra., Way Mall ( SO a. aa.. aU-
preea) 1.10 p. ta., Expreaa J 133 p. -, Expreee f 130
p, m., Expreaa.
V SUNDAY TRA1I1
Leave Pblladelebla for Baltimore aad Waahlagtoa
at 4 13 a. m,, lid 11,00 p. ra.
Leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at 1x0 p. sa.
Leave BalUmore for Hew York it 130 p. ta.
mhlO H. F, KINNEY, taperta tea teat
1Q PENNSYLVANIA-I Qfia
lOOO CENTRAL BA1LHOAD. lOUU
TWELVE DAILY TRAIN1
Oa aad after MONDAY, October 18, lftflfljralae will
leave Ibe Caloa Paaeeeger Depot, eoraer ef Waahlagtoa
aad Liberty street, Pltubarga, Pa., aa fellewe t
uii ii-nfiB,ijeiiy exeopi an a a ay, aa aw a.
etopplag at JehaatowB, Coaemaugh, aaUltaea, AllooBe.
and all DrinelaalaUUaia.aaA uaklac AlrMi eoaaee
tloaeat Uarrtalarg for Haw Yerk. Baltimoro.aad Waah
legtOB, aad at PhUadalpbla fee Hew Yerk, Boatoa, aad
laierrBoaiava poiaia.
ALTOOHA ACCOMMODATION, dally except laaday,
at S.SO a. m , etopplag at all vegalar elation betweea
Pltubargb. aad Altoeaa, aad maklna; eloee eoaaeettoa
with tralaa oa the ladlaaa Branch, Wool Peaaevtvaala
Railroad, Xbeaaburgaad Creoeea UaUroad, aad HolU
dayoherarBraaoh.
PITTBBUROII AHD KRIX MAIL, dally exeept Buaday,
et 7.30 a. n , atopplng only at Coaomeagk, OalUuea,
Altoona, aad atlpriaelpal etetleae. making direct eon
aectloa at Uarrlebarg for How Yerk, Baltlraere, aad
neaniagtoB,
MAIL AC)
MAIL ACCOMMODATION, dally (exeop4 Bee ley) at
..40 a. ra.. atorplex at ail reea far e tattoo a betweea
11.40 a. m., atoj
Pi tuba rg and uarrlabarg, making eoaaectleaa with.
tralaa oa the KVcnebarg aad Creaaea railroad aad Uel
liaayanarg rauroao.
PHILADELPUIA XXPREBS, dally at 4.13 aa., etep
plag at Latreba, BlelravUle lateraeeUeB, Johaatewa,
nonenaugh, Qallliaar, Altoeaa.Uant.agdoa, Lewlatewa,
Mlfflle, Newport, Maryavllle, Harrlabarg, Laaaaater,aad
PowBlagtowa, At Uarrlabarg direct eon aectloa are
made for Hew Yetk, Baltimore, aad Waehlagioa, aad
at Philadelphia for New Yerk, Boetoa, aad Intermediate
folate. Bleeping car rua through on thla train rrom
lttabarg to Philadelphia aad BalUmore, aad ia Hew
York by the Alleetowa roate.
JOHNSTOWH ACCOMMODATION, dally (exeept laa
day) at 4 S3 p. in , atopplag at regalar atatloaa between
PUteburg aad Ceaemeagh, ead connecting at BlelravUle
latereeeuoa with tralaa oa the ladlaaa Branch aad Weet
Pennsylvania rallroada.
FAST'LIHX, dallr, eieept 8s ad ay, at 180 p. m.,
atopplag ealy atCoaamaagh, Oallltaea, Altooaa, HBit
UgdoB,XewlalowB, MUSlB, Newport, MaryavUle, Uar
rlebarg, MlddletewB, Laaeaaler, and Downlagtowa,
making eokaeetloa at Harrieborg for Hew Yerk, BalU
more end Waahlagtoa, aad at Philadelphta for Hew
York, Boatoa aad Intermediate point. Sleeping ear
raa through la thla train te Philadelphia aadta Hew
York ea the Alleetowa route.
Plret Accommodation Trala for Wall'eltaUoa leavee
dally(exeaptB0Bdaylat8S0a.m.
Seeead AaeommodatloaTralafor Walla Btatloa leavee
dally (except Benday) at S 40 a. m.
Third AceommodaUea Trala for Wall's EtaUoa leavee
dally (except Saeday) at 8 S3 p m.
Foarth Acoommodatl4B Trala for Wall a Station laavee
dally (except Sunday) at 108 p. ta.
Acoommoditloa for Pen Btatloa, atopplag at all ata
tloaa betweea PUUbargh aad Peaa, at l&SO p. aa.
The Church Trala leavee Wall'a OtaUoa every Saaday
al 8 OS a. aa , aad arrtvtag la PUUbargh at 1003 a. an.
Ret ar slag leavee Pltubargb at llfio p. xe., aad arrive
at Wall'a BtaUoa at 100 p. ta,
Ketaralag Tralaa arrive la Pltlabargh aa follewa i
Mall 130 a.m.
FaatLlae ..,.,..... 100 a.m.
Flrat Wall'a SUtloa Accommodation. 8 33 a.m.
Paa Accommodatloa 7JOa.aa.
Baeoad Wall Btatloa AceommodatloB 100 a. m.
JehaettTWa Accommodatloa 10 Oft aim.
Pltubargb Erie MalL 11 so p. m.
BalUmore Expreaa LSOp.ea.
Third WaU'ebtaUea AeeommodaUoB 103 p. aa.
Philadelphia Expree lSQp.au,
FourthWaU'eBtaUoaAaoommedatloB 100 p. xe,
Altooaa Aeoommodatloa aad Emigrant 10.30 p. ra.
Aa Agaal ef the XxceUlor Omalbae Company wlU
pane through eech trala before reaehlag the eepoL take
ap cheeka aad deliver baggage teaay part ef the etty.
Otic He. 410 Peaa etreeL epea dey aad eight, where aU
orders for the move-neat of paaaeagare aad bafgag
will receive prompt atuatlo.
BalUmore expreaa will arrive wltar Philadelphia ex
pre al 1 80 p. sa. oa Moadaya.
HOTICE. Ia eaae ef leea, the Oempeay will bald
themeelvoo recpoBalble for pereoaal baggdaly, aad
roraaameaalaoiexeeedlBioo.
W.B. BICaTWITH, AgeaL
At the Paaeaylvanla Central Railroad Paaaeager eua-
tloe, on Llbertr aad Wnahtaclee ettta
i8:
AUKANGEMENTS
864
Y 0 RK LINK
THE CAMDEN AND AtlBOT AND PHITADELPUU
AND TRENTON RilLKOAD COMPANIES' LINEU.
FROM PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORK
AND WAY PLACES.
FROM WALNUT STREET WHARF AHD KENBINOTO
DEPOT.
will liatb aa follows, rixt Fare.
At 3 a. ta., vlaCamdeaaad Ambey 0.aad A. Aa.
eouuuedatloB II tl
At Be, n,, via Camdea aad Jeraey CityHew Jer-
eey Aeoommodatloa. ISS
At 8 a. m., via Camdea aad Jeraey City Mora
lag Erpreao 100
AlS a, ijl, via Camdea aad Jeraey City 3d Clean
TKkel . 118
At 11 a. aa., via Eoaalagtoa aad Jeraey City
Kxpre ISO
At Ilia., via Camdea aad Ambey O. and A. A
eommodaUoa lift
At 3 p. ta., via Camdea aad Amboy L aad A.
axpreae.,
At Sto. m..
via Xeaalagtoa aad Jeraey City
Waahlagtoa aad H,
g.eaaaaji. x. axpraea
, via Keaalagtoa aad Jersey City
At eip. m.
Eveala
Ivealag Mall..
At llll d. m.. via Eaailaitoa aad Jeraar Cltr
tTouthara MaU 100
At lU(NlghL) la Keaalaitea aad Jeraey alty
w-Seatbara Xapreaa 100
At Sp. m.. via Camdea aad Amboy Aceeaamo
datloa (freight aad paaaeager i)
let elaea ticket 133
34 elaaa ticket ISO
ThellBp. m. IveatBg Mall aid the 1,30 (Hlght)
Seuthera Expreaa wUl raa daUy, (all elkore, Baadaye
exeepl ed. )
PHILADELPHIA AHD HEW YORK LINES.
Leave Walaut aUeetwharfat SaadSa. m.,ltu.,
aad S p. m.
Leave Eeaalngtoa Depot at U. II a, bl, 133, 180 aad
143 p. m., and 11 Ma. m. (alghL)
The lift p. m. Hae raae dally (all other, Sea
deye excepted, )
HEW YORE AHD PHILADELPHIA LIN II
Leave foot ef Barclay atreel at fl a, xe. aad 1 p. m.
From fool of Cortland atreet at 7, B, aad 10 a, xo., 13
ta. , 4 aad t p. ra. , aad IS alghL
The s p, to, Una ruae daily i (all elaera, Baadaye
excepted.)
" W. n.OATIMIR, Ageat,
Philadelphia aad Hew Yerk ilaee.
PBiLADiLrilA, Dee. S3, lBfll daSl
N
OTIOE TO SOUTHERN TRAV.
XLEKB.
THE OLD AHD DIRECT LIHX ENTIRELY COX
PLBTED.
BTAOina ENTIRELY DISCONTINUED.
10 MILXS BUORYER AHD S HOURS QUICKER TO AN
BY AHY OTHER ROUTX.
TWICE DAILY.
Oa aad after MONDAT. BepUmber S3, the eld and
favorite line from WABUINOTUH. via FRXDBXIOE8.
11 UK J, to RICHMOND, will be rua TWICE DAILY,
liaaaay aiim oxeepieii.j ae ioiiowb i
The feet end eommodlone aleamor RTKYPORT, Captain
Prank Uolllsgahead, and 0. VANDER8ILT, Captafa A,
L. Colmary, will leave the wharf, foot of Sixth atreet,
Wiaa.ine.oa. twloa dailv. (SuaJav alkU azeeated.l ai
7 a. ta,, aad 143 p, m., rratvlag at AqaJa Greek, ay 10.30
a. m , UNp.n.iiii laeaoe y we j.iaaiaan.1,
Frederick berg, aad Potomae Railroad, aew eaUrely
completed, to Rlehmoad, aril t lag there at 130 p a,,
end ft 30 a. m , affording ample time for dialog la Rich
mond, and tonkin if eonaaelluna with the Rlehmoad aad
Petercbarg Railroad for PaUrabarg aad polaU eoath ef
Petereburg.
Tb eteamer laavleg Waahlagtoa al 143 p. m,, arrlvaa
In Richmond at ft SO a. m.f affording ample time for
break fa t, end connection with the Richmond aad Daa-
vine iraino tor uaavuie, va., ureemoor-, nwnjt
CharlolU, Ralelgb,aoldaboroagh, and WUmlagtea, If,
On BUHDA1B leave WABHIHOTOH at 7 a, aa. ealy,
aau arrive ia j.icamQna a, o.ta p. m,
Bnggage abecked through te Rlehmoad from Hew
Yerk, Philadelphia, Baltimore aad Waah Bgtea,aad ae
fomnanied br throuxb baa tare uaaUra
Throegh ticket from N.Tark to Rlehmoad ,,.117 00
Phllad'a 18 80
H Baltimore " 10 00
" Waahlegtoa 8 30
" ' ' Baltimore to Fred'g ... 8 00
" waablngtoa " 4x4
aaooxo olam txbocob Tioxire
from Waahlagtoa to Rlehmoad 4 00
" " Fredarlakabarg , too
Can be proeurei la Hew York at He. 338 Broadway,
aad at Coartlaad atreet ferry la Philadelphia, al the
depot ef the Philadelphia, Wilmington aad Balllmore
Railroad Company, Broad aad Prime etreete. Ia Balti
more, al the Camden vieiloa of the Baltimore aad Oble
UaUroed Compaay, In Waahlegtea, at the Company'e
offlee, al the eoraer of Peuatylvaala avenue ead SUth
treat, and oa board tbe Potomae eteamboate.
Paaaeajrara leaving Hew Yerk at 7 aid S a. aa. l S aad
7pm .Philadelphia at 1 lft p. aa. (DAY.) aad 11.1ft p.
ra (NIGHT,) aid Baltimore al S 30, 4.33, aad S p m ,
183 and 4 30 a. m , arrive la WaahlegtoB at ISO, 1A0,
aad 7.43 p m.autrft ead tan , la ample time te make
eoaaoet'oaa (or Rlehmoad end the Soata.
Omalbaee and Baggage Wagoae wUl be ta readlaoaa
te eoBver paeaeagora aad baggage betweea depoula
Richmond.
Paeeeageroby thla Llaepaaa by daylight Monet Yer
bob, aad may nave aa epportaaity of vlalUag eeveral
battle Sel da Bear Fredorlckaberg, by eiepptag at that
polaL
Baggage will be eheeked from Hew York, PhUadel-
thla, and Baltimore te Waahlagtoa, where II wlU be met
y the baggage maatera ef thla Hae.
vraaaia. ana upper on Doara. or aieamera.
in pi
OEO. MATTIHQLT. BaDerlnUndanL
Waahlngtea, D.O.
W. D. aiXJCRRSOlf. Ageat,
WaahiAiVvS, D.a
iT
MB tft O A He".'
rABLIIOID Al A SXFOOI IE0M QUACKXST.
THE OHLX rUCI WBXRX A CUM CAM BE OB
TAIHSD.J" - - -
Dr. JOHNSTON hae dleeerered tba meet eertali,
'peely. knd ealy effect eal roaedr la tbe -world tot
WeekBeee ef the Baek er Ua.be. ftrUtareaV AJfecUeae of,
the Kidaeye and Bladder, lavolaaury PUehargea, Jaa
peUaey, Oeaeral DebUUy. Hertefleaeaa, Dvapepala,'
LaBgmor. Lew Splrtu, reeinateawildeaePalpUaUeui.
ef tba Heart, TlmUlly, TrembltBga. Dlmaeee ef night'
er Otddlaaoa, Dleeaeee fit be UeaJ, TbreaLHeew;
Skin, AtTtl0BeetheLaga.Btn.ah,orBowe1e aaa-r,
UtTtbla'dtaeHere ar4ai from, the Beiitarr Uebiu eT
Yeeth 4heae ibcbbi aad eolltary praeiltea more fatal r
te their victim tbaa tbe eoag Syreaa te the Marl acre
f Clyeeee, blghUag theitf meet brilliant here er aaUol
paUome, reade-lag aaarrlage, Ae , Impoealble. "
. " XOUNO MEN '
XapeelaJlrwhe bare I beoaaaa UiavleUaie ef solitary
Vice, thai dreadful aad deetreetive habit, whUh aanu
ally aweepeteaa UaUmoly grave theaaaadaef youag
men ef tbe meet axel Lalaala aad brllllaal laUUeeu
who might othenrle have eatraaeed lUUalag B-eate
whb me iBBsaera er iouBeiee,er waxen te eeeiaey
llvlag lyre, may eaU with rail ceaadeaee,.
MARRIAOB. , r "
Married Pemeaa,er YeangMea eeatemplalleg Rear
rUge, being aware ot phyelaat weekaeea, ergaale debU
Ity.derormlUea, Aaepedl1y eared, -He
wheplaceehlmaoir aider the ivti ot Dr J. may
religleaalyeeaSdeea hla boanr ae a geetUmaaLaa4
eeafldonUy rely upon hie ekill ae a phyr..! a.
oxoahio wfakhM '
Immediately Cared aad Pall Vigr Xee'ered.
Thla Dreadful Dleeaee whUh rea4ero Life rMeereble
aad Marriage Impoaalblo la the peaalty paid by the
victim ef Improper ladutgeee!ea Youag pereeea are
too apt to eommlt exceeoea from not belexaware ef the
dreadfaleeBaeoBeaeee that may eeaae. Now, he that
aadereUadetaeaabjeetwlUprotcadte denr lhnthe
Kwer ef areereallea la foal aooear by tbeee Mil eg late
proper hablta than by the pradaaL Bealdee beler
deprived tberpleaaaree ef healthy eraarleg, tbe moet
eerleaasad dealructlve eymptome to both body aed
lad arlae, Tbe ayOem beoome deraagW.tb Phyat
al aid M atal Feactloaa wakB--l, Loe ! Preerea
live Power. Herroae Irritability, Dyapepelav Palpita
ttoaefthelfeartVlad.geiUoB, Cbaatltatloaet DvbUlty,
a waellng er the Frame, Coagba, Coaaareptloa au
OFF (CX HO 7 SOUTH IXIDtKICK STRKXF,
Left head aide, going from BalUmore atreeLa feT eweea
from the eor ear. Fall aeltoobeerveaameaad auV-.
Leltere haaet be paid aad eonlaln a etamp. The .
lot' Diploma hear la hie Dw.
DK JOHNSTON,
Member ef the Royal College U Sergeoaa, Loadea,
gradaate from oae of the moot emlaeat College la the
Ualted Stalee, aed tbe greater part ef whoee life baa
been epeat la the beep.tnl. or Loados, Pari, PhUadel-
fihla, aad etaewhere, hae affected eome ef theaaoetaa
ealablag euro thai were ever kuewa I aaeay treaalcd
with rtaglag lathe bead aad ear. whea aileep, great
BorreBaBoee, belag alarmed at aaddoa eeaad; been
fnlneea, with freqaaat blaablag, atuaded aeeaeUaaee
with a deraagemeat of the.talad, were,eured tmme
d lately.
TAKl PARTICUL1R HOTICX.
Dr. J. addreeaae all Iheee who have Injured them
aotvoa by Improper ladnlgeace aad aolltary habit,
which rule both body aad aalad, unSttlag tbem Ur
etthet bBataeee, etady, aoelety or anarriage.
Theee are eome ef the aad aad melancholy effeete pre
dncedby early hablUof yeatb vlat Weak bee of the
Baek aad Umb,Palael the UeU.DlmteM ef BlfhCv
Loea ef Meecelav Power, PalpltaUoa ef the Heart, Dye
pepela, Herveae IrrtubUllr, DeraageTnealof the Dlgee
Uve FsaeUeae, Oeeeral DebUlly, Symploma of Coa
eamptloa. Ma mi tr Tbd fearful effeete ea the mind are ranch
te be dreaded Leae ef Memory, Coaf ealea of Id-ae, De
preealoa of Kptrlte. Xvll Foreboding. At-r.lon to Be
dely.Beir.dlatruai, Love of Solitude, Timidity, Ae., are
erne ef tbe evile prod need. ,
Thoueaad ef pereoaa of all agea can bow Jedge what
la the eaaee ef their decllelag healthy leetae: their vlrer,
beeomlBg weak, pale, berveaa. aad emaciated, havtag
a alagular appeaBee aboat the eye, eoagh, and aymp
toma ef eeaaumpUoa.
YOUNG MEN
Who have laJved themaelvee by a eertale practice In
dulged la whea aleae a habit rreqeeetly learned freet
evil eompaaloaa, er al aeAoel. the effect of which are
nightly felt, evf a whea aeleop, aod If aot eered reader
marriage lmpeaalble, and dee troy a both mlad and body,
-aavi appiy inunnainMij,
What a pity that a young maa, the hope ef bla eoua-
parent, henld be aaatohed frena
all preepeeta .and najeymeata of life, by the eoa.e.
T. .n Brian oi iu riniii. n ir-4
aaaneaor dnvlatlne-from lha aalh of Bat are aed ta-
dalgiaglB aeertala eeeret babIL taeh pereeae nvtf .
before eeaUmplaUag M
HlRRiAOX.
rofleal thai a eoaad ra'ed aad body are the xeeet aeeee-
with the malaarhely reflect loa that the bapplaeae ef an
etaer eeeomee cngaiea wua oar own.
DISXASX OF IMPRUDENCE.
Whea tbe mlogelded aad Impradoat votary ef pleas
ure flada he hae Imbibed the eeeda of thla palatal die
eaae. It tee oftea happeaa that aa IU Umed aeaeeef
ehame, or dread of dleeorery, doUra him from applylag
to thoae who, from edaaatloa aid reopeetabllur, ean
aleae befriend Aim. He fella late the laada of Ignoraat
and deelgalag preteadore, who, lace pable ef curlag,
Slehhla peaunlary aabetanae, keep blm IrtSlag aaoalh
after meath, ar aa Lew aa tba aaaalteat fee ba eb
lalaad, aad la deepalr leave him with ml aed health to
algh ever bla gall lag disappointment! or.by the nee ef
that deadly peleoav Mereary. haaUa the eoattltatlonat
aymptoma ef thU terrible dlaeaae, each ae Affection ef
the il-ad, ThroaL None, Bkla, ete., proffreeeleg with
rrtghlful rapidity Ult death pu a pertedte hie droadfel
a offering by aeedlag blm te that uadUcovared, eoon'ry
from wheaebonrne ao traveler ret urn a
INDORSEMENT OP TUX PRESS.
Themaay theaaaade eared at thla toatltaUoa within
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reportera of the "Baa, aad maey ether paper, netteea
of which appeared agalaaed agala before the public,
bealdoa hi a tending aa a g eatlomaa af ah matter and re
epeaalbUlty, la a eafltcleat gaaraaue le tba eOlcUd,
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