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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31
May 81.
GENERAL ORDERS.
ADJurANr GENERALS OFFICE, !

X > OFF1CE,
Richmond, 27h .Ifoy, 1881.
In order 10 sseIte rrguia Ivy and uniformity In tins
40 lie at coDduc e AMI c. IT fyi0e the Ell, ciion of eff
ceTs OF The Militia. 10 the ESecu iv under the late law
on that subject, the Commander u-Chiei has approved
the foil regulations, which ali officers conduct
ing elections are required TO observe ard conform to.
IT, the election CT F,eid Officers OF Regiments, the
cercihcatr' should -hoN:-Tha, the election was mads
by the Company Officers OF the Regiment, on some
regular muster DAY, r a, the u uaI place OF the Rsgi-
mental Musters, by order of the Commanding Officer
OF the Regiment, specially summo ng them 10 assem-
Die Tor the purpose cf making such ell, ciio. T.
That a majority OF said Off -ers were present.
That the election was made by a majority Of the votes
pres NJ
TSa, il WAS fairly auh is,ly conducted:-
And thai the ,hr-s tfhc rs cerufyinE, were the three
eldest officers OF The Regiment present, and not cans
dida'es for proi"ci"" il" -s,-h ei-ri;on.
In Inc ELECTION oil Company Off GERS
IL OF Csptain, the 81, elton must appear to have been
superintendent, and be certified by a Field OF Ger Of
tie Regimen.
II OF o h-r C ,mpany Officers
L should appear TO have be en- superin'ended nd cer-
tihed by he Captain q be Company tor witch the e.
TIC ion - mhdr. II present, ard IL no , by some oiher
cap'in Of the Regiment, TO winch ,ho company belong.
IL should iurii er appear, TIA a majority OF the off-
Gers aud neh entitled TO voe IN the election, were pre-
sent:
That the election wss made by a maj rity Of the votes
present.
That II took place al some regular muster, or at q
meeting OF the C mpaEy, A. il, u ual place II mus,er,
ordered Ter tie ~ rpo. ~ maxi z such q ection, by the
commanding ofIce- OF the cOmpary-uti II none, by
the Lieut. C,l Del or Major OF tie Bapaliou TO - hieh the
company beIcn' 9 or il nei,h,r, by the commanding
officer OF the Regiment. on a day specified Ia such or
der:
And tha' i, wa4 fairly aud iu''lv -ond 'c'sd.
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Me-. Tho. X. iugram's. .. c. b, Sir Archie
Tlme-lt beat lm. 57e.-2I do 2n.
THIRD RAGE
Mr. Edward Who's Or X BY Hal,
Dr.. Hat,oD's b.. x by do
Mr.. Nixou's III. \. BY do
Col. Earp.r's r. K. ty do z
Tiu,-fs, hea, I'm 55 - b heat im 57s.
THIS DAY,
Propis'o,'s Purse-2G ale hsst-. Tue following hor
ses - 'efed
MIR 5 Pc he. ~ Eaia, ly SiTAtcty yrs.
M 4 60 Il noi's /. IN. PSpdora by 10 do
Co. W" n. - uscu'- b. u. A,ieua, by
bN siuis do
Mr. Nj ~ "" oud's B.. &. II Fayct;s,
10y Gl~in do
There viii sL.o be a Mat.h Rneo icr S20O
I2e,aid.
Ci JOhDsoh'. celeb s,ed racer. B0Hneis % Blue,
Slender, an III ieffd, arrived her ye-t, rdsy nor icy,
ia the 81 a,nbOai COLUMBUS I ON Il .iinOre. To.
~
The Wtiiiamspori Banue % ) ,,u.day stats thar the
Potomac has risen s.versi I 81, IN cous. quepce Of The
heavy ram on Thursday. A lA'se q su'iy # Flour
ard WSi.key, d. po.ited at 'bat pace du ing several
~eeks, End siilI N The increase, will now 6ni its way
to Market, II a sufi lent number Of bears can be COM
msIdei ir the purpose.
WAsHINcroN. Ma, 23.-Mr. Woodbury., the new
Secretary OF The Navy, arrived ia 'h,s City, yesterday.
to enter pDon fha In ties of IA. 4. ni.. 10 ,yt,.h - 49,
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INTERNAL IMPROVEMENT.

AT meeting ofthe Commissioners for the city of Rich
mond, named in an act of the Legislature OF Virginia a,
passed on 9Th April, 1881, entitled s'an act TO incorporate
the Lynchbnrg an New RIVER Rail- Road Company
held at tn Eagle Hotel, in the city of Richmond, on
Monday, 30th May, 1881.
Present, Joseph Marx, Robert Pollard, j. b. Harvie,
n sholas Mills, James Rawlings, John G. Williams,
John Garth, Roberto. Scott, George Fisher and Samuel
Hannah, Conn issioneTs.
The meeting proceeded 10 organize by {, e appoint
ment of Robert Pollard Chairman, and James Rawlings
Secretary.
Whereupon the following Resolutions were adopted
l. ResoiUsd That in the absence of any survey of
the proposed route for a Railroad, from the town Of
Lynchburg TO New River, and an estimate of the pro-
bable cost OF the W rk,it seems to the commissioners in
e~xpedient at this time TO open Books for receiving
subscriptions TO the undertak ng.
2. Resoiredl Also, as the opinion of this meeting. that
H., upon a survey OF the emp route, the work
shall be found practicable, and that it can be executed
at a reasonable cost; the same is eminently entitled to
the public confidence, as one of the great links in the
chain of public improvements for leading the trade of
the south western portion OF the United States to the
centre of VTgi ia.
3. Resolued, also, That an immediate survey ought
to be made OF the proposed route for the Road, in orler
that Books may be hereafter opened for receiving sub
scriptions; and thai, should the more urgent engagements
of the Prinripal Engineer prevent his executing the
said survey, means should be provided for procuring the
services of some skiliul Engineer, for making the sur.
vey during the present summer
4. ResO' ved also, that the chairman of this meeting
be land he is hereby,authori ed TO open a correspondence
with the chairman of the Board of Commissioners at
Lynchburg, as 10 the most judicious and efectual means
to be adopted for the attainment of the Legislative OBJ
ject on the Incorporating the com pany aloresaid,-and
to assure the said Board OF Commiss' oners, that this
meeting will render every assistance in their power for
that purpose and that the chairman Of this meeting do
send TO the chairman of the Lynchburg Commissioners
and to the chairman of the meeting Of the citizens of this
place, TO be held on Tomorrow, each, a copy Of these
proceedings.
3. RESOLVED. Tha' the Editors o. Newspapers in tins
City be requested TO publish these proceedings.
ROBERT POLLARD. Chairman.
JAMES RAWLINGS, Sscretary.
~ We trust, that the Meeting of the Citizens,
which is to be held this Evening, in the Capitol, will
adopt such efficient measures as may spSed the pyopos-
Ell SaTU. U.-ltiS really time for u TO AcT-Enrropo
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FRENCH CLAIMS

FRENCH CLAIMS
"Tbe Nc Y. Euening Post AID the Baltimore Re
publican contain the following articles upon this ques-
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And that it was fairly aud iu.lv -ond 'c'sd.
BY Co umaod, BERNARD PEYTOt

A j. Gen'I.
NOTICE s hereby given, 'ha' an ASSOCIATION OF se-
" vrral OF tn EJscop clergy vii he "a. den 10 The
ci'y oil Williamsburg, commencing OF Ftiday, the 10 h
Of June, and 10 b. soDiuued for three successive
days.
May 81. 6-2t
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

INIT Masonic The Boston G. Z=lte states that uihe
Hen. John Quincy Adams,. late resident OF the United
; ates, and tie present Representative 10 Congress
from Plymouth district, took a seat In the Anti Nj asonic
Convention Yesterday morninz"-We cannot believe
as enc paper has stated, that M. A. attended as a De-
ieeats. Letters we're addressed by the convention 10
the Grand oilcerso OF the Stats. requiring hem 10 dtsa-
vow, as Mdfons, TIE act Of mrrd ring Morgan, and al
90 to reiu'e fellowship to 'he nj sonic institution OF ".
fosk, until hey should withdraw their couutsnsnce
and fellowship from the pmIisipatioos in the Morga
anail'
The Anti Masonic CONVENTION Of Psnnsylvania have
met TO appoint Dale gates TO The Gsueral G nveution al
Baltimore. and TO nominate a Candidate for the Go.
vernors Cdsir.-The Boston CoIier tA0ii-Jackson)
ssys That Mr.. Rush was prompted to write bis late letter
"by political ambition. He exp. cisS, and not Without
reason, 10 be set up "a a eaud date for the Presidency,
in opposition { his friend, Henry Clay or, falling 10
that, TO be used as a candidate for The Vice Pre- densy
'n company vim come other aspiring d mag que,
equally honest, bur whose pame night be deemed
more potential in such an honorable coD,es. Tnis, "
Unis''ake TO say, aud We are well advised Of the ex
tent Of what We are saying, is The true secret OF
MI hush's sudden CONVERSION TO An i-magonry.''
De Of IN ablesi pieces We have seen lately, is the
dloriai reply f The "Prov dencs 10 TnAr' Gan ..Jttk
SOM TO tina, letter Of Mr. Rush The N. York WING
(ADii.N asor) declares that The Anti Masons "sanno,
give their suPPot to the distinguished citizen named
by Dr. Howe az a candidate Tor the Pre-idsucy" (dr.
Cay Thus zoe go!
The Norfolk II raid dos not peb We Gen. Jickson
capable Of a dishonorahle act, but slI it "wll not cay
bat tneteete not those among his paTlisans who would
pour dish, nest council into his ears in the di>guise Of
disn,efesisd soIici,uds tor 10. welfare Of BE Aim nj
traitor, the utaDimny Of he priy, aud the good OF
the count !'-tha' T. 10 sdy ,i1ai he might be prevaile
90 70 resign in favor Of Mr.. Yn Buren,, II elected
pice-P resdsnt-iha H. to say, thsi Cen. y iok oa ~ "a
very week ~ N be tempted 10 do 40 act Of the mos
trescberous and dishonest description, blas'iog not on.
ly ihe glory OF biz Administration, but OF his whole
life, breaking up tie parry " any were found foolish
The good Of bs country 1T q impossible- Gen ,ck
son - incapable Of aOy act Of ~ s9ft.-Thc Hcfsld
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

Liverpool, April 23--There has been considerable
business doing in our grain Market this week, e. full pri-
ces realiscd,hIe good & prime qualities of Wheat about
1900 bbls Virginia Flour sold at SOS per brl duty paid,
aud some lots OF lavorite brands at 3Ss Cd; the lrices Of
Indian Corn mus be considered nominal at IS a 40s.
Duty on Flour As lid per Dbl.
We have experienced rather a dull inquiry for Cotton
this week, and in the business done by private contract
I'D Id has In some instances been conceded in the pri-
ces OF Bowels FROM our quotations Of last week. Some
large public sales were bro ught forward yesterday, at
which the lower qualities Of Sea Island declined fully
III and T. India ISL 10. Of POO Sea Island offered,
there were sold 1l20 at 10 lid a lid for interior 10 fair
III Ia a II l. good fair TO good, ~ 81 at 5d very
good and fine marks, stained at 8 ii a . I'D. OF 100
Bowed offered, $50 were sold at 8 1-3 a 61-2; very ord
TO good. Sales Of 1900 bales Orleans at 81 7 I'D,
~ a. Sd, chiefly at 5 3.4a ID for good lair to good.
4l7O; Alabama and Mobile at 8 LA 5-S; 20 Sea
Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1831-05-31

NORFOLK, May 20 -Conmodore WARRiNGroN
aud Capt KENNEDY Of Inc U. S Navy, tom ash
lngto o., arrive be'e yes'srdsy morning in The team
boat Columbus. Coui Wdrrir ston tiakrs command II
the G. O., ~ Navy Yard.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

Tne !nconsiderable portion of the man oI
 s O.Iea States. occupied by COnneeticut. sumon'shes US Co imprOSe our natural advaD' tasee. Every part of the State presents fs. Vorabie sites for mills and manueSctur;ng ss. taOI'shments, with abundant water nO1ver So put hem tn operation. Manufacturus and Agr!euIsure are, and will continue to be, inc IeadlnG interests of the inhabitants of this State' Dur proximity to the Commercial Emp"rIum Of Ameuca, will prevent any mo. n"pOiy OfcOmmerce, or any attempt to render na paramount object Ofthis State. Our sur plus population must find employment in fac. tories and workshops, or migrate to other States.
 The industrious habits of the people, are Favorable to manufacturing employmcnts, their prOgress and experience tn the art, have abundantly increased the intrinsic value of tle articles manufactured, and the cOmDeti. ton among the stock holders, has at the same tirne reduced the prices. The consu- mer reaps the benefit, while he obtains the further advantage of home market for inc raw material and the agricultural product Of the country, without encOmntering the ex- peDse and danger of transportation to foreign countries. and the caprices of their govern menus. In time of peace this system renders our country indcpendent-in time of war we are OOt reduced to the humiliating necessity Of violating our own laws to procure clothing and blankets from the enemy. to cover our suffering armies. The South and the Yves. participate. in the benefits, from the improved quality .and reduced prices Ofdomestlc manu- 'sSsseQred articles, and in finding sure market, with ss: ;;;seeeased demand for the productions Oftheir farms.
 The encouragement and protection of do- n,estic manufactures, has been sound policy Of the government of the United States, from tha commencement of its operations. This policy, it has become settled principle Of the peOrle to continue. T
 May a experimenting Providence watch over this d~libera,ise body, while reviewing the acts and laws that have long been the rule of conduct for the inhabitants of this State, and approve and bless their deliberations.
 May we dcvoutIy hope, that an ardent pat. eiotism will absorb all other considerations a split ofhar,nony pervads every heart-and ehs interests and happiness of the people be ahe prime object.
 's JOHN s. PETERS.
 General Assembly,, May Sessior, 4. D. 1881.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12
NOTICE.

TVHE subscriber would inform the public -A that it is his determination to discontinue the Book Business in this place in a short time. and offers for sale his stock of BOOKS, Ss0- tionarl. Blanks, Cutlery, Sc. at reduced pri. ces. or at cost.
 0 All those indebted to him are request ed to cali and settle their accounts previous to the 18th of June. .. -... JOSHUA GARRETT.
 LitchfeId, May l9. 1881 48
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

LisGtsnuDt GOvsr~0r.-zAt the date of our as adv;. CeS from Hartford, tTueOday mOrningl no Lieutenant Governor had been elected. In the Sena,e, Me- Ed wards has majority Of 2the IasI vote being II to -ORe absent, (Bgt. Mner who iS confined by illness to his home in this Nilage) Ia the House, as will be seen by the legislative proceedings, Mr. Merwin has large majority h is the impression at Hartford, we understand, that the SsuaIe will adhere to their I"''O" o not going into joint baOt and thus prevent an election.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

e THE Copartnership here tOfOre existing between the subscribers under the firm of Kellogg. Lesris & Co. is this day dissolved by mutual agreement.
 WILLIAM P. RUSSELL,
 GERRET KELLOGG,
 CHARLES LEWIS. C0n0Gn, l8th April, 1881 s48
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

Bssiae@ We believe thsre has not besa, for she last % years. much bussls and activity in certain sec,oa Of the ely, as ai ihe present ins. ca the North River. in she seighborhood of Cosstiaad and Lbersy sresis and the East River, from Cosniies slip to Whitehall, the docks present seese of eonfa- sion ditioula so describe. The tow beats employed on the North River land at the above paces and the ouansy of Aour and prodsse irom she easal, brought by ,hsso boas. ssrpsssss gay Iosmsr receipt Tbou. uasasof barrels o Aour piled up. exposed sO ts weather, and goods to an immense amOua, are lying ou ,hs dscks.-N. r. Daily Ado.
 Ae.,iEo,ut DoaatioR.-Ths ase Hon. James Lloyd haonenihod aSO0D each Co the Asylum for lHdigsA Rovs. and 1o ihs Fsmals Orphan Asylum, BOsloa.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12
SPRAYED

OPA meeting of tke LifehfeI Iemper0nte Society sOiu be ksla Gt tke Meetiag House in tAe viIIGge, on TRmsday tke 19tk iast. 0t . o'clock P. k. Rsv. Mr. PGrmelse is espseisd tO dslir Uer 0m address. 1Re eisizsns are vespectf tfslls isvised Co attend. Af1y i9
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

O5~ TKe mert meeting efthe Litchf feld Coun- Temperance Society sgiA De held at KsMt. 0R the JOGrsh Tuesday i1 May.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12
NOTICE.

WOIICEs DY order Of the Hon. Court oFProbats for D the District of LifchAeld, will bs sold af public sale, all the Personal Estate of
 WILLIAM STONE, @ late of Ltchfeld. deceased. on Monday ths 9sd of May inst. at one o'clock in the aller- noon of said day, at the late dwelling house of the deceas~d.
 TRUMAn KiLBoRE. Admin;s'r. Litckfeld. May {. 1881 4s
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12
NOTICE.

THE Court of Probate for the District af A Nsw-MilfoTd has limited and allowed sin mOhths from the date hereof to the creditors of the Estate of
 PETER WALLER. late of New. Milford. i0 said district, deceas. Cd, for the exhibition Of their claims against sNid estate tO the subscFisers. All claims not presented within said limited time win be ds4 said estate are requested to make immediaas payment.
 SAMUEL WALLER, Aa..,
 H0mER WALLER, Ne'O- MilJoEd, Mav 2, 1881. s4e
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

ZAs assm bost SspsriOr. just commenced Tuhning between Nsw-Havsn aad Nsw.York. proves sU bs . very sspsrer sasr ose day lAss week. according sO Nsw-YosA paper, she made her trip from sisy Co city in Gvs Aouss and i9 miaulss. Ste is eemmedious, saie, and pleasant boat.
 LP By the bye, it wl be seen by the advertisement n to.dnss pansr that theVe has bsea slighI alleFa. ten in the encouragement of Ihe New'lavsn hoas since llho appearance of tho advertisement last week.
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12
The Steam Boat United States,

ne 0leam BOat United Statesj Captain Beecher, will continue to ply between New. Haven and New: York. and will carry Have" S3 Tussday Thursday sed sstordsy Md~ evenings, at o'clock. and leaving New.York on Mondays; Wednesdays and Fridays, at is o'clock (nbdn.l
 Fare f,o0 dOtidrs-Meois ertrd.
 JOEL ROOT, Agent. NeU Haven, April 25, 1881 ttas
Litchfield enquirer., 1831-05-12

Bsstoa Nesspepeys-The old establishments of ths Colsmbian Ces,ineI and Nsw.Eaglahd Palladium, il Boston, have been uased, and o"e daily aad couDsE, paper Osly will bsrsafisr be issued. The CommsDsa tor and Galaxy have also formed snioass 90 that th' fasner will not hereafter bs published except as cos nscisd with the latter.
Phenix gazette. [volume] (Alexandria [D.C.]) 1825-1833, 1831-10-25
Female academy,

Brooke Lodge, on 81. Asaph Street. 6st'oeen
King and Cameron.
vHE increased patronage of this Institution has de
Il ternned the subscriber to endeavor to engage the
services Of lady, in every respect qualified TO ASSIST ID
his important duties.
The Ancient and Modern Languages. Music Draw
ing, Painting, &c. with the other branches us'aiy
taught in the best Female semnaries, VIII comprise
the course of Instruction.
The great OBJECT kept constantly in view. IS TO ele
vate the standard Of Female Education, oy impar'hs
sound and useful knowledge, such as will quay tue
possessor to fill useful and dgnifed station IN socie
tv-sll conducted with wise reference to future
tate.
As the knowledge ofall things sbest tested by prac
teal experience he respectfully invites those VINO reel
interested to visit hi. School at any time, and ascertain
the advancement, proficiency &c. of the young ladies'
under tuition that they may andjudge for them
selves.
= The next session will commence on the first Monday
in September. WA. 81. 1oNE''
Alexandria, aug
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Wines.

rsNfE Subscriber has on hanl collection Of wines,
( Consisting Of
Champaign, FRS, quality. si6 per doz. OF $50 per
bottle,
Do Is per bottle, or sl4 per dozen.
Sixth proof French brandy, White SO per gal. or l
per bottle.
Juice of Grape, SO per dozen. or 81 cts per bottle
London Particular Madeira, 50 per doz. S7a cts per
bottle.
Old Port Sc. or 6oa.s per bottle. Madeira. IS dozso
cts. per bottle.
French Madeira. 81 per gal. 40 cts per bottle.
Sweet Malags dol per gal Merdock OF 1870. %
per doc. so cts per bottle.
vindegreve SIS per doz so cts per bottle.
Caret, 81 so per doz IS per bottle.
Cordiais of all kinds. Rose water, 81 so per gal.
Mint water 81 so per gal White wine vinegar.
Caret and cider vinegar, suitable for picking
.dlso on Hand
supply Of Brown Stout, London Porter, Ale and
Beer first quality, suitable for families, or seaaring
Captains delivered in any part of the town Farmers
can be supplied 1t the shortest notice, by calling at
the subscribers. on Royal Street, between King and
Prince Streets. :,
rs. Families and others can be supplied with
Corks of all sizes, SC.
Also Dying aud Securing as heretofore.
aug l8 P. J. SALVETAT.
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! Real Bottling Cellar.

ID J, SALVETAT has on hand an assortment ct
Il 4. Champaign g CL.ARET VINES, among
which are Vim Blanc de Grave, Madeira, &c OF DIS
own importation London Porter, Hibberi's brown
Stout. Albany Newburg and Philadelphia. George
sown and alexandria Ale and Porte;i bottled Crab C'-
der Athese he is prepared to send round to his Gus
TONERS in prime order Good strong and distilled W.
negar; corks Of various qualities.
Dyeing and securing continued as heretofore Cash
given for old bottles.
N. q Orders for any of the above articles will be
attended to- either for home abroad, to suit the eli
mates TO which vessels may be bound an object o.
some importance TO commanders who are aware ofthe
cabin stores being thus preserved.
RoyaI Street, Alexandria, apr6
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DIR. W. JUDKINs,
Patent Specific Ointment.
SOLO, WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, BY
WILLIAM iSI.4BLER, .4eent. .gy.,on,

WE above Ointment as recommended to The mi,
asa safe and certain Tened, for those ob! rao.
diseases, some Of which have so lan, h. a, op'uh,'-
Of medical science: We 81
LIST White swcilings of every description,
I'd Sore legs and ulcers of long STANDING.
Sd Schirrus or giandular tumors. PARTICLES,
hardened tumors ia womcn's breasts which g. .ao
terminate in liberated cancers; ''enuEs.
Al, Felons; Or wha, some people know bv H..
of catarrhs, Of every description We hars
ath Rheumatic pains oi the Joints:
OH SPrsins AID bruises otevery deseriu,o, b,
whatever pari situate; "''"R
9TH letters Of I'll kinds, In this com,,;r,,
;ien' in applying the ointment, mus; Keen ,S "S
out of ws'er; VIC w
Ssh ChIbiains or parts affected b, fro..
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SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.
PHENIY LINES OF
SUlen0iA Blue Safety Coaches,

One Line, for the accommodation of passengers, at
81, pia the Baltimore 8. Ohio Fail Road!
Hours of Starting, 4, 81 A. NJ. & 8 O'Clock p. NJ.
PASSENGERS by the O'Clock Coach will arrive
i in Baltimore to breakfast, and always from one
hour and haf to two hours and half ahead of the
great Northern Mail, consequently IN sufficient time for
the l21 o'clock boat for Philadelphia, after having So
journcd three hours in Baltimore.
Arrangements having been entered into with the
Baltimore and Ohio Rail Road Company, the patrons Of
this line, DESTROYS of travelling that way, can always
be accommodated in the 81 o'clock Coach. without
having to wait for their baggage to be changed, the
eors, with view Of still further accommodating pas
sengers. will start stage at O'Clock, Z. III. during
the warm season.
No racing allowed, and passengers may rely upon
every attention being paid at all times to their conve-
nence, comfort and expedition. Haring four changes
ON these lines N not be doubted but that less time DiH
be en in performing the route than those acich hare
butitree
Splendid Blue Safety Troy built Coaches, first rate
teams, civil, attentive and experienced drivers at all
times (by day mighty at the command ofpassenge',
who win be conveyed in very superior and eypeu
tious manner over this route.
The proprietOrs grateful for the liberal patronage
extended towards the PheRix, shall spare pains or
expense to merit continuance of public patronage.
For seats please apply at Gadsby's Strother's, and
Phenix Stage Office, Washington; Hozman's, Sem
mes EcCandless', and Old Established Office under
the Union Hotel. George town Union Hotel, and Globe
Office, No. g. North Calvert street. Lyford's Fountain
Inn, Matlack's, United Hotel, baltimore.
BELrZHOOVER & Go.
NJ B. Passengers in Alexandra wishing to go by the
early stage. take the steamboat Cygnet t. Wash
ington. june