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Protection Insurance Company

TOCCCCICH insurance COIIPdIIJ
UOPHAR CASE, of Vandaha, Agent for the
IA PROTECTION INSURANCE COMPANY,
OF Hartford, Connecticut, offers to insure Houses,
Stores Mills Factories, Barns, and the contents OF
each, together with every other similar species of
property
Against Loss and Damage By Fire.
The rates of premium offered as low those of
any other similar institution and every person has
now an opportunity for trifng sum, to protect HIM
For terms of insurance application may be made to
me at this place. am authorised issue polciesto
applicants without delay.
Vandalia, July a, 1882. left
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JAS. X. Ni'EpONALEDsS
Lottery and Exchange Office,
IT. LOUIS, MISSOURI

d. LOCIo, JHIooOO1tI.
$4,000 may be bought or Sl2.
With chances for the following Brilliant Capital
Prizes in the Union Canal Lottery, of Pa. Glass No.
q, for 1888. Drawing received at the Managers Of
fee, St. Louis, on the 10th March.
G6 No. Combination Lottery-lo drawn ballots.
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CHOICE SCHEME.

27,720 blanks,
Tickets only Sl2, Halves Sc, Quarters S3.
Orders from abroad will be received in time if re-
ceIved in st. Louis, by the 9th March.
statement of the drawing will be forwarded to
each adventurer free of postage. Cash paid for pr-
yes as soon as drawn. Call on, or address
.. JAMES r. MCDONALD,
.4genttor Yates & Mcintyre
Where was sold in the last Lotteries-one prize OF
Sl25O, one do. OF 1000, and two do. of $500, and
several of $500, 200, &C.
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Watch-Maker,

~ EEPS on hand an extensive assortment Of art
M Giles in his line, consisting Of
Elegant 81 days Time Pieces, Different pat
terms, bronze, gilt, alabaster, & mahoganyY
LADIES' elegant Watches.
Gold and silver patent lever Watches.
Extra jewelled L'Epine, repeating, alarm,
and plain do.
Jewelry and Silver Work of every descrip-
ton.
Military Trimmings, Musical Instruments.
Musical Boxes, Pocket and Brace Pistols.
Gentemen's dressing Boxes; Ladies' working
do. Perfumes, &c-and great variety Of
different fancy articles, too tedious to mem
ton
ST. Louis, March ID, 1882. LILY
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of yarinus oralities and size

of various qualities and sizes.
Folio Post, CAP, Letter, Eaveiope,l papzp
Blotiiog. Drawing, & Wrapping -'A'
together with every article in the Stationary line, all
Of which viii be sold Wholesale or Retail at reduced
reasonable prices, OF Country Merchants, IN par
cular, Gentlenen OF the Bar, those in the study and
for private, social public Libraries, will be suppl
ed on the most reasonable terms. He hopes by keep
ing on hand good assortment to receive share of
pnbhc patronage. All orders will be thankfully re-
ceived and attended to with promptness and des-
latch ~ Old Books rebound.
N g. His materials for binding ara of tho worry
hes, quality, and can be made up, in a good sub
sta.lta manner JAMES c. ESSEX.
St Ions, August 8, 1882. 2l-6m
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NOTICE.

nv HE.
A IL persons having claims against the Estate o!
fhWlLLIAM r. COBUN, deceased, late of Coles
county, State of Illinois, requested to forward the
to the Judge of Probate for the proper county,
the undersigned, for settlement within nine months
from the present date Those indebted are request ed
TO make immediate payment.
CATHERINE COBUN, Adn'rx.
ANDREW KELLY, Admir-.
February It'll, 1883. Sow
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lsj. Anact concerning escheats--This act
provides that whenever person dies seized of
rea estate, leaving no heir or devisee capable
of inherting or holding the same, it shall cs.
cheat to and ecome the property of the state.
1876. An act to establish permanent seat Of
Justice for liock Island county.
l97. An act concerning public arms. This
act provides that the Governor shall appoint
some person to collect the arms &C., belonging
to the state, and cause them to be delivered
over to the Warden of the Penitentiary, at
Alton, to be cleaned, repaired and kept in Or
der by the conyicts.
1913. An act to locate state road from Spring
field t. ShelbyyiIle.
1879 An act to amend the act concerning
Jus;ieas IF the peace and constables.
20G in act to authorize James White Of
Hancock couny to keep ferry across the
Mississippi river.
20l, An act to regulate the taking of deliv-
cry bonds.
2O2 An act % provide for the organization
and gogernmen of the militia.
20s. An act providing for the recording of
town plots.
Tins act requires the county commissioners
of any county, or other persons, designing to
iay out town, or addition to any town. to cause
such 'own or addition to be ssuryeyed by the
sury eyor of the proper county, Tor of an adjoin-
ing county, designating the corners and lines
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BALTIMORE MARKET.
OFFIcE OF THE AMEIcAN, }
TUESDAY,, August 81, i P. NJ. {


Four.-The demand for Howard street Flour
is quite limited. Small sales from stores al
Sc l2a. The receipts are light. and dealers
generally are paying 6 from wagons; in occa
sional instances load is received alta fraction
less.
Sales of $500 bbls City Mills Flour, of hall
new and half old wheat, were made this morn
ing a, per Dbl. on 80 days credit without in
terest. 4 lot of 500 bbls. was subsequently,
sold at 6, on 60 days credit.
We hear Of no sales of Susquehanna.
Gram.-l'here is fair supply Of Wheat al
market to-day. The sales Of good to best par.
cells Of reds have been made at 81 16 a 10;
one parcel Of very prime machined red was ia
ken this morning at 81. The fair quotation
for good to best reds is l6 10, but the mar.
ket is not brisk, millers being indsPosed to buy
10 consequence Of the low state Of the water at
the mills. A sale Of good white was made yes.
terday at %, and another parcel at 90. To.
day parcel Of white wss sold at l 10, which
yesterday would have brought l 90.
Sales Of good white Corn to-day for shipment,
al 60 cents-market not brisk. Sales Of yellow
Yesterday at 81 cents.
Sales Of Rye at 60 cents.
JPhiskey Sales OF hhds continue to be made
at so cents. In Howard street, sales of bbls
from stores at 50 cts. The wagon price Of bbls
is about 27a cents.
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TREMENDOUS E}eshei-This section ct the
State has been visited by an unprecedented HOOD.
The rain commenced falling moderately on Sa-
turday last, aud continued during that night. On
Sunday thunder cloud arose, which seems to
have spent its whole force upon the upper part OF
this and Pendleton district. The rain fell IN such
torrents for three OF four hours that every stream
and valley appeared like small sea. The river
at this place was more than three feet hisher
tb,, II WAS ever known to be before--sO say our
Oldest inhabitants. Every bridge on Reedy HI.
yer has been swept away. The river was Tor hours
almost covered With trees, logs, rails, &c. The
aopearance Of our falls was awful'y grand. Such
a vast body Of water, rushing over preciplce OF
40 to so fecs was beautiful spectacle. The
curren, WAS SO strong as to move rock feet
square, calculated by good judges to weigh 10.
600 lbs from the top to sn,ne distance beyond
the foot Of the shoals-It nov lies upwards OF
100 feet from where it had rested for ages.
The saluda was as much swollen as any stream
We have heard from. All the bridges ON this
rve,. sxcept Sitton's, are gone. Near W llson's
Ferry. 70 or Is miles below this place, two ne
sroes were drowned, which are the only yves
LOST. that we have heard Of The Hat at that Ter
~ had been washed away and had lodged below.
Can't, Huoh Wilson and another gentleman ac-
eompanied the negroes TO the place, when the ne
sroes swan to the fiat for the purpose OF orlns'
ing it to the shore Befnre they got the NAT away
drift Of logs struck aud split il in two. capt
Wilson Immediately swan to the spot, DUO the
current was SO strong he could render no assls'
lance, and narrowly escaped with his own iife'
These are the particulars as related to US BY
gentleman from the neighbothood.
We understand that the Ensree river was not
so full as to overflow Its banks, consequently the
rain did not extend farther in that direction. -
Throughout the Districts of Anderson ADD Pick
Gus, and as far west as we have had any intelli-
gsrse, the streams have been as much swollen as
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n Office.

STATE Of Maryland, Charles County, Set.
NOTICE is hereby given, that the subscriber has
~ obtained from the Orphans Court Of said County
letters of the personal estate OF Flea
sons having claims sgainst said deceased are hereby
warned TO exhibit the to the subscriber. on or be.
fore the 30,h day Of December next otherwise they
will be- by law excluded from all benefits Of said es.
tate Gwen under my hand and seal. this 26h day OF
August 1888. PETER DENT, Admir-
I'm
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60 Reward.

DANAwAY from the subscriber. on Monday, IGN ,.f
Ii inst. q Negro Bow. named SIuOy JENKINS
Completion, dark mulat,o; about S feet s inches
high; stout made. and limps in his walk Had m
when he went away, blue cloth pantaloons black cloth
coat, black fur hat; took other clothing with HIN
which is not recollected. lie is tolerabie good
Brickiayer and Brickmaker, as well as waiter WI
give ten dollars If taken within miles Of Alexandria
or the above reward if taken elsewhere, and secured
so that get him again, with all reasonable charges
ROBr. BROCkErT.
Alexandra, aug 28-tf
0r The Baltimore American will insert the ABOVE
three times and send the bill to the advertiser
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N0tice.

Notice.
VXTrLLIAM THOMAS returns the most sincere
w thanks for the many favors he has received from
N. merchants and masters of vessels Of town, and
sures them that he Hll still endesvor to merit the'i
confidence, and will continue to
SHIP Sailors,
and be responsible for their appearance on board with
out any ADVANCE or pay until their delivery, and re-
specially soIcitss continuance public patronage
He has on hand at his old stand on Union street,
about 100 barrels of best Nett errngs, most OF them
No. I. and II barrels of prime No. ] Shad which
II not sold. will be shipped ina few days to Peters
burg or Richmond.
He has also for sale splendid 5uky or Gig Horse,
and splendid Riding Horse; fine young Mare, Cart
and Gear; and fine large Work Horse, Cart and Gear
all of which will be disposed Of low tor Casio, any
time given to suit the purchaser, he giving bond and
approved security for the same.
N. B. / will also sell low, and on accommodating
,.rms nv handsome Arabian Stallion. He is . cele
bted foa getter and has now two Of the best Colts
that we're ever foaed in this town-'he own by mare
of his own, and the other by mare OF Mr. Anderson
on Fsirfsx street. aug 28-3t
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;llexanNria Canal Once,

NOTICE hereby given to the ,h.. an iO...nent Of
a1.s ps; ss pd o. :, ss
." ,S!e dos per share to be paid on OF before I'd"
s6,b d.y of september next;
BY 0roe' :" JOHN II. CREASE. Clerk.
.. eo-dstya2e, sos1 Aug ,S2se3osePitistoct
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For PMilaae\phiA-via Canal.
sEA The packet sloop MILLER, d. Teal, mas
A@X,er, viii sail on Thursday. For freight apply
to tie Captain on board. or to
aug Is STEPHEN sHINN, Janney's wharf.
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Consumption This distressing complaint.
which carries OF so many Of our valuable Young
men annually, it is stated. in well.attested case,
in late number Of the New England Farmer.
has been cured BY very simple remedy, viz the
inheli"g Of the gaseous perfume Of the Chloride
of Lime.
The person whose case is here referred to, is
25 years old. had been much reduced by the dis.
ease, his lungs being badly liberated, and he dai.
Iy became worse, 80 that his physicians gave him
up for lost. It's supposed that he coughed up
two quarts Of matter from his lungs in "a
hours.
Having seen an account Of the experiments in
Pulmonary complaints, made BY DR.. Coteren, Of
Paris, with Chloride Of Lime, the friends Of this
young man had recourse to this simple remedy,
from which the patient found immediate relief,
and is now daily regainins health aud strength.
The Chloride is dissolved in soft water, and
then little vinegar put to it, and applied TO the
nose BY rag, or 10 any other convenient way.
lNdt. Int.
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ENr New York.

EEA The regular packet schooner VIRGINIA.
EI2 rhomas Jennings. MASTER will sail on Thursday
next For small freight apply to the Captain on board
or to STEPHEN SiiINN, Jsnney's wharf
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For HOstON.

,SEX The packet schooner VELOCjTY. Eldridge
A master. will have despatch, and take 500 bar
res III freight; for which apply to
aug "a W. FOWLE & Co.
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SALES ATAUCTION..
Trustees Gale.

Dy virtue ola Deed Of Trust from Anthony Crease,
Id deceased, the subscriber will offer for sale, ..
public vendue, in front ofthe premises on Saturday,
the 2sth Of September next, ut IL O'Clock, n.
THE HOUSE f. LOT
!!Nk situated on the south side Of Cameron
mr. street. between washingtonand 81. Assph
& streets, fronting ON Cameron street 20
feet inches. and running back 100 feet at present
occupied by James Irwin, Esq, and subject to his
lease, which win expire in December next, when pos.
session will be given, and may by arrangement with
Mr. Irwin be had sooner. This 10 . modern built,
we'll finished, comfortable three.sory brick dwelling
house, with convenient out houses, and its situation
particularly eligible for private residence.
Terms -One fifth cash; the balance in four equal
nstaIments at six, twelve, eighteen. and twenty -four
months, with interest from the day Of sale. Fot the
deferred payne nts good security will be required
The title to this property is believed to be perfectly
good, and without incumbrance, the Trustee WILL how
ever, convey such title only ss has been invested in
him. CHARLES BENNETT, Trustee.
aug 29-eo3w Edt28thSept
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Plaster Paris, tretaiIJ per ton, W W
FLouR.-We have no change TO notice in the
Flour market Wagon price IS 81.
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NEW YORK MARKET. AUG. a6.

Corn Exchange The -four trade was ex.
tremely dull. Prices Of western declined To S5,.
"A 81, for all sorts. Ohio sold at 81 a !. Troy
81. The prices Of southern are nominally the
same but there was never less doing. Several
thousand bis. were shipped for England during
The week chiefly Of western sorts. The quantity
which passed the Utica locks from the 18th to
the ead inst was IL, 700 bbls four, and $4,000
bu wheat. North River wheat sold III Is cts.
Virginia le5 cts. A lot Of new tennessee just
arrived was sold at l26 cts, quality prime. There
we're large sales Of rye and corn to distIllers.-
Rive at 70 a SO c for Sc lbs northern corn al rs
NJ c; white &c 70 C; parcel Long Island at
7Sc. Several cargoes Southern corn brought 90
a7lc. Sales were made from the cargo a
Black sea barley, which arrived week or two
ago, and which is OF this years crop at 65 per
bu. Oats bv cargo, 5a for Hudson River.
LIVERPOOL CORN EXCHANGE-Friday.
Including the arrivals coastways and from Ire.
land, with a few further parcels from Canada.
we have had fair supply Of Wheat; Flour and
Oatmeal were less saeable.
HAMBURG--BoRsEN HALLE, July &c, hall
past Q o'cIock.--ln the early part Of the week
there was but little demand for Wheat. but
within the last few days several purchases have
been made, owing to accounts from the interior,
from which it appears that the late unfavorable
state Of the weather has occssioned some fears
for the safety Of the harvest. Our market has,
in consequence, been cleared OF the better qua
lities
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BY GEORGE WHITE.
Notice.

Notice.
FINDER the authority Of Decree Of the Superior
u Court Of Chsncery, holden stsunton the 18th
day Of July, 1879, in suit therein pending between
John q. Hayden, administrator with the will am
xened Of Benz amin Beeler, Junior, deceased,
and Others, Plaintiffs,
Mary 1Iolling executrix Of Frances Hol
lngsworth. deceased, who was executrix Of
Jane Holl,ngsworth. deceased, &c. Defendants.
The subscriber will offer for SALE at public auction,
On Friday. the 23d day of August next the following
TaLUABLE PR0PERTY-that is to say:
1. The BRICK TENEMENT &
&NfHHRL LOT OF GROUND on the west side Of
It'd Fairfax street, between Prince and Duke
streets, formerly occupied by Evan r.
Taylor y coach.maker's shop; and the Ground be.
tween the north gable wall Of the said tenement and
the line Of the lot lately occupied by Nicholas Kings
ton-n front Fafax street SIS feet, more or less in
depth 1923 feet S inches
Q: The VACANT LOT adjoining the said
brick tenement the south, extending to Reuben
Jobnsons line; in front ls feet, less; in depth
i23 feet inches.
8. A RENT N FEE of "a los lid, vir.
gina currency, charged u lot IA feet inches in
'front.' adjoining Ne on the south, being part the lot
former, occupied by Nicholas kingston
4. Three VACANT LOTS, 90 feet S inches
in front EACH in depth 1923 S. the east side Of Royal
street, between Prince and Duke streets.
The sale will begin at o'clock, p. in front Of
the brick tenement Fairfax street. One third oil
the purchase money to be paid in cash; the residue in
three equal instalmen's Of 3, g. and months. with in
terest from the day of sale For the deferred pay
ments bonds, with good security, will be required.
jy 23-dts K. l. TAYLOR, Commissioner.
~ The above sale is postponed till MON
DAY, the 9Th October. ut O'Clock, p. H.
aug 20
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Glassware.

Glassware.
lust received, per schooner Velocity from Bos-
- ton,
% packages cut. plain and pressed chnvsn
10 gross best quart Porter Bottles
48 :" t-galIon DemijahAs
"a 21Sallon do 49,
aug 81 HUGH C. SMITH
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COMMERCIAL.
Pr,ce of Produce in Alerandria yesterday, 5ros,
uagons and Vessels.

wagons and nesseas.
Flour, new wheat, per barrel, IS 81 a 0 90
Wheat, per bushel, - l 05 a. IS
Corn, do o 81 40 IS
Rye, do O SIS a 0 80
Oats, from wagons, per bushel, So 40 IS
Oats, from vessels, do so 0 SO
Corn Meal, white, do O75 40 70
Corn Meal. yellow, do 20 40 IS
FIaxseed, do 90 40 90
Whiskey, per gallon. 80 20 81
Bacon, per cwt. 7 so 8 90
Butter, DER Id. O.lO 40 IS
Lard. do %! a o 90
plaster par;s fretail nor fon 90 n q 90
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For AMAtefdaM !.

,A6e The Brig BELV1DERA Fletcher. master
&2& will be ready to receive cargo in few ohys
| and take 100 hogsheads on freight. Apply to
aug % RDW'D. DAiS@h6rihLo'
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From the Rich. whie ,Ao, EN-

From the Rich. whis avg s7.l
Melancholy Effect Of tie EsstAsvsis. The
Stage Driver brings informstiou thaf rteSo's
Coal Pits. at Dover, sunk 10 during tic sartA.
quake this morning, burying 4a negroes. II
Ovsrseer. who was here at the time, has goss
Up express.
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R00ts and ShOea.

boots and Shoes.
1 d. HARMON has just received - schr. velo-
N locity, and 10 opening II bis Store. sdjein.
ing Jonathan Butchers Hardware Store, and two doors
above his old stAtd, further supply Of
BOO7'S and SHOES,
direct from the Manufacturer and suitable fot he SEA
son. Among which, are
Gentlemen's 6ne shoes and bootees, nailed and
sewed
Do fine nailed boots, good article
Ladies' and misses leather, morocco, and hid
slippers
Chldren's leather shoes and bootees
All of which are offered Wholesale and retail. on the
most accommodating terms aug ~
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The Kennebec (Maine) journal denies that II
Is sickly in Augusta and the ne'shborlns towns
The story about the cholera there is all smoke.
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GAO Reward.
For AmAtAraaM.

For AMetefdaVM.
kER The eoppesed ship HULL, Knox, m,stel
x will sail early in September. snd "te ~ "'s'
an. ~ w, FOWLE b Co
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The earth ,eas terrish and did shake"
GSHAKsPEARE.

The Charleston, Kenawha, Banner states tina
the Cholera has disappeared entirely from tina
section Of country, and that business aud trare
have been again resumed.
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New Classical Nnd English
9THUEMY

Vs'HE Subscriber respectfully announces to the in
hahitants of Alexandra, that he has this day open
ed Classical and English Academy, in the house re
Gently occupied by r Vowel, Esq. on Water st.
rhe undersgn d ava lshinsefofthe present occasion
to saw, that he designs establish himself permanent
y in this place, devote his undivided time and
attention srduous and important duties Ut an
Instructor of Youth The most approved and efficient
system of education will adopted and every means
empto, ed to promote the improvement of his pupils,
which much experience Teacher has suggested
to him as most CONDUCIVE to that end The discipline
will be mild, and nvsriabl, enforced The course OF
studies will comprise the Greek an! Latin Classics the
French Language, and the Mathematics. with their
most useful appc atoms to practice; besides the Gle
men,ar, branches OF an English Education.
Terms of admission and hours of attendance made
known on application at the ACADEMY
u. I. CROssIN.
Reference is respectfully made to Taylor, Pey-
ton Thomp> on Daniel Br,sn, snd VIM. l.. Hodgson,
FsuS ian 7-lIw&eof
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NGW s!EagES VOL, 4M-Mo. asea.

know her sister, Witness-I never knew the
deceased had a sister Another gentleman step.
ped forward and said that he believed he knew
the party, and the father was gun.smith in Dub.
lin. The room was ordered to be cleared of
strangers, but. from the great crowd, this was
found impossible. and the Jury retired to an al.
joining room. and, after few minutes consul.
lation, the following verdict was returned, THAT
The deceased dlei BY the visitation of God"
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Pilot i.ine Il @Sagrs
DIRECT FOR BALTIMORE.
THE Public are respectful,

The Public are respectfully
49, yes; informed ,ha, the above Line will
GskS Ia Ma leave the City Hotel. Alexsndrs.
..zA-for Baltimore, at half pssi o..
clio K. A ~ and leave Washington for Alexandra at
half past O'clock, p "
stage will also leave Washington fer Alexandra
at half pss, o'clock every morning, and returning,
leave Alexandra at half pasta n By this brrsUse.
ment passengers can r, main in Washington all night,
or leave there in the Mail Stage tue same night for Bal.
timore.
Passengers taking their seats in Alexandra, have
the preference in leaving Washington
Fare 10 Baltimore, 50 25-to ashing'on, Is cents.
Gil. A MENTION,
apr Aft Agent for Stool Stokes.