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TO TRAVELLERS
AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY

AND THE PUBLIC GENERALLY.
a ssp<n An article appeared in the American
SNssAasr Rel Republican Ofyesste,dsIy morning, viii
LOR annexed, which, Notwithstanding the scurrility
OF style, demands some notice at my hands, in conse-
quence of the snustifiable attack made upon me- in
dlvdually, therein. Having no desire TO submit my
professions of zeal in the public service to other test
than that of practical experience, / shall not essay
any unnecessary statements of facts, bat leave nay
position to such defence the judcious portion Of
my fellow citizens will afford me- under so unpro-
VoKed and unwarrantabe an assault True, it is an
assault by the pen alone, but it strikes my integrity
OF purpose, andis offensive to an honorable sense
OF propety, than an attack upon the person. 1t ema-
mates, too from professor of Christianity, a fact
winch would impart some weight to it, but that the
low and lndecorous language in which the malice of
abuse is couched by the writer abundanty shields
me from its influence, and leaves the venom ranking
IN the bosom of the man from whom the miSsive spe6
l have no desire 10 retort upon this self constituted
censor OF my pursuits, but leave him. with my feelings
undlSturbcd, tn the calmer reflections of his own
mind satisfied that he find therein if not at The
hands Of an nsuted public, that cproach for so era
tultous an imposition upon the creduty of this com
munity, as its audacty deserves.
G. A. RAWLINGS,
h2o-u Agent for Napoleon Steamboat,
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POSTMASTER AT ANNAPOLIS. We under
stand that George McNeir, Esq, Postmaster at
Annapolis, has been removed by President Ty-
Ter, and Martin Revell, Esq, appointed in his
place.
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ANOTHER KENsINGToN RIorER ARRESTED.
A young man named Peter Cunningham, was
yesterday arrested and taken before Alderman
Clarke and committed for trial, on the charge
Of riot and arson. during the riots in May last.
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ROBBED. c. w. Brooke, Esq, while riding
in the Pottsville railroad cars, a few DAYS ago,
had his pocket picked of $3.50 in Bank notes,
by robber who got into conversation with
him.
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BALTIMORE LOCK HOSPITAL.
DIR. JOHNSTON,

member of the Royal College of Surgeons, Licen-
tate of the Apohecarys Hall, London, and Graduate
from one of the first colleges III the United States, may
De consulted IN all diseases incident to the human
frame, but more especially in all cases of
CERTAIN DISEASE.
When the misguided ard mprudcnt votary of plea
sure hnis he has mbbed the seeds of this painful dis
ease, II too often happens that ill-mcd of
shame, or dread OF discovery deters him from apply
ING to those who, from education and rcspectahity
can alone bcfrend him, delaying I'LL the constitutional
symptoms of this hOtrid disease make their appear
hnce such as ulceraed throat, diseased nose
nocturnal pains in the head and imbs dimness of sight
deafness, nodes on the shin bones and arms boiches
on the head, face and CXremties progressing on with
tghtfu rapidly, till last the palate of the mouth or
the bones of the nose fall in and the victim of this aw-
iul disease becomes hOnd object of commiseration
I'll death puts period TO his dreadful suferiuas nv
sending HIM to ''tlat bourne whence no traveller re-
turns To such, therefore, DIR. JOHNSTON pledges
himself to preserve the most involabe secrecy; and
from his extensive practice in the first hospitals of
Europe and America, he confidently recommend
safe aud speedy cure to the unfortunate victim of
this horrid disease
TAKE NOTICE. Those persons who have iniur-
ed their constitutions by certain practice speedily
cured
SURGICAL OPERATIONS on the Eve. such az
for Squirting, Cataract, sc. Also those for Deformity
of the Limb, such Club Foot &C. performed on
the Poor free Of charge.
SKIN DISEASES SPEEDILY CURED,
Take notice, on the right hand side of ~ Frederick
street, going from Baltimore street, 3 doors from the
corner, Observe the name.
&C Advice to the Poor GRATIS. O2S
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DESTRUCTIVE FIRE. Burnham's Hotel on
the Bloomingdale road, near New York, to-
gether with the out buildings, and several
small dwellings in that vicinity, were destroyed
by fine, ON Wednesday night.
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THE TEETH! THE TEETHM

t~~essHssv, x~zsxD The subscriber tenders
tss SSS&ESN szsShis thanks fer the Liberal
E& EMMY IA patronage he has receiv
~.E.M .M&& ed since his residence in
BALTIMORE, and continues
to perform all operations in DENTAL SURGERY
(emDracng the latest improvements in the scence) at
one-thlrd less than the usual lie invites those
who are afflicted with bad Teeth to give him an early
call The high charges heretofore established having
precluded many from submitting their Teeth to Dental
operations an opportunity is offered to all to have
their Teeth put in good ORDER as the charges shall suit
all who may favor him with a call.
DC All operations warranted to prove beneficial, or
no charge made.
Up. SOUTHCOMB, Dentist,
OF No. 26 Fayeue-st., Sd door from North.
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E. G. HARRIS, Agent,
No, 3 I,ipht street wharf
ol0-3nl
Opposition TO MONOPOLY
FARE. REDUCED.


Fare REDUCED,
NEW STEAMBOAT LINE TO PHILADELPHIA,
VIA CHESAPEAKE AND DELAWARE CANAL,
DAILY SUNDAYS excepted,) at al o'clk, A. NJ.
FARE ONLY SI.5O.
q eoR-sys The only real Opposition Line be-
sq,A4surtwecn Baltimore and Philadelphia,
leaves the wharf corner of Light and
Pratt streets, EVERY MORNING, Except Sunday,)
at u O'Clock, per splendid Steamer NAPOLEON,
Capt Ross, to Chesapeake City, thence II miles
through the Canal TO Delaware CITY, in first class
Packet Boats, commanded by gcntlcmany and expe-
rieneed Captains, and thence by the splendid Steamer
PIONEER, Capt Bilderback, and arrive in PhiIadel-
phIa early the same evening.
The public are assured That Notwithstanding the
false reports in circulation, of this line having been
stopped it is, and will be continued, and no eXcrtion
spared to give comfort and speed to passengers The
only change that has been made is in placing the
steamboat PIONEER on this line in the stead of the
steamboat Portsmouth, because of popular Preiu-
dlce Oustly iounded) against this last named boat.
MI Rees has been all along and still is the Agent, in
Philadelphia of the only Opposition Line.
LOOK OUT FOR IMPOSlTI6N The Portsmouth
Line Is run by a "MonopoliZing Company" for the
purpose OF putting down the regular opposition. If
you wish to keep the fare reduced from 81 to $780,
go by the Steamer NAPOLEON, and no other. The
accommodations by this line warranted to be equal
to any running.
The Line by NAPOLEON and PIONEER was
commenced in June, by the individual enerprize of
our own city and Philadelphia, and it is hoped that a
generous public will sustain it against the Portsmouth
Line lately started, and (there is good reason to
believe) by the RAILROAD Companys agent
GIN RICE A. RAWLINGS, Agent.
{f3- Office, Light boye Pratt-st no
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All advertisements are payable al the time of their
insertion.
{7-THE WEEKLY CLIPPER, large Family
Newspaper, containing all the seiect matter of the
daily, is published every Saturday morning. at the low
price of 81 .00 per annum.
ls-A papers sent by mail, discontinued the day
on which the advance payment expires.
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lNAUGURATED. Thos. S. Drew, Governor
elect of Arkansas, was inaugurated on the l lth
ut.
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nINWInuiE cOrETYs

A. injecting of The citizens Of Dinwddie, favorable
- ,h ;rced.te Annexation of Texas, without dslinc-
lion oC party held at The toart House on tre 2on uaJ
Of May 1874, Abner Adams, Esq. was called TO 'he
chair and Thomas Jones appointed Secretary.
~, r,o,;on n committee composed Of the following
e,,lamen was appointed re- ort for the adoption OF
This meeting such resolutions they may think proper
10 wit Col Joseph ". Harper UT. WIN. i. Scou
J. Gaines, Dr. r. L. fiaskins, VIM H. Goodwin
Dr IL e " orsham, Captain Dan'l Butts, Thomas
Ti,.a,t lro A. WYNN, DR.. VIM T. Thompson, VIM
ym,r and Thomas Jones. The Committee retired
md then repor.ed the following resolutions, which were
adopted by the meeting -,
Eesorsd That the best interests oil The country would
he promoted by the immediate Annexation oil Texas 10
this Union ,,
md Texas as being ended-and the independence Of the
latter hay NC been long since ocknow LEGGED BY all the
leading nations Of the EARTH we are constrained to re-
eard her as a sovereign aud independent power, ana
that The Government of the United States may ratlfy
ireaty of Annexation with her, without any breach OF
national faith, inrlng' oi tue treaty spula'lo'
between this country and Mexico.
Resoyrcd That we have with the greatest appre-
benson and alarm the declaration of Lord Aberdeen
recently made that Great Britain anSlousy desires the
ambition of slavery hroug hout the world and that her
constant Efforts are directed 10 the accomplishment oil
All. object And unless some action be immcdai- y
,kco nv this Government must believe that Great
Britain will interfere to effect peace be tween Mexico
and Texas, the especial condition Of which will be the
abolition Of slavery by the latter
Resolrea Tha, during the administration OF John q.
adams, while actual war going on between Mexico
and Spain and also in 1929 every exertlon was made
to acquire the territory of Texas by purchase from
M.1icn without regard to the treaty stipuatio"s be-
tween Spain and this Government; being the same in
substance as those existing between Mexico and The
limited States; and that if such negota on pending The
war involved no breach of treaty between this Govern-
ment and one OF the belligercnt nations, much SIS can
the Annexation Of Texas be objected to that ground
a. th, time.
Rcsolr.d That Senator's in Congress be requested
and our Representative he instructed SO far as we can
instruct him 10 use their efforts to procure the nmc-
date Annexation OF Texas to this Union.
VIM Robertson, Jr, Esq, of Petersburg, being re,
ouesed to address the meeting made most able and
eloquent appeal in favor of mmed ate Annexation.
On motion of VI. j. Gaines,
Rfso,r,d That this meeting tender 10 Mr. Robertson
lis heartfelt thanks for the able and thrilling address just
delivered by him.
Resolred, That these proceedings be Transmitted 'o
The Richmond Enquirer Petersburg Republican, and In
telligcncer, with request that they be published
On motion, the meeting adjourned.
ABNER ADAMS, Chairman.
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ment Of this measure, involving no INVASION o' ''s
rights IF Mexico. or principle Of international law,
nn breach of The national tah and honor, ever TO be
held by iresmcn IN firm ond uy'Oa'le sancl''y, and
recommended by the h ebess and most mper'oas con
side,a,ons of pualc interest and sateiy-i would De
sacr,eyions 10 surrender to party ard sectional a.
lous via: bsIcegs 10 the whole county '",s gen
,ional prosperity
mi, co,ys Of the p,oce tngs Of ta's meeting 10 tie
Hon WIN c. Rves, and Hon. Wm 5 Archer, our
Senators, with request that they be iad before the
Senate oi the uulted States !.
n'<oy,eJ That The proceedings of this meeting Be
.,t,,s,'s1 II the National iniegencer. Globe, Mao
ronan, Spec, a'or, Alexandria Gazette Richmond h'
ou,re-. and W,uenton Flag.
Resoir.d, Tina, shis meeting do now ,%, adlon'n.
JOHN \ Chiffon, Chairman
WIN. F. PHiLLIrJ, Ssfr,fary.
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RAPPAHANNOcK FARM FOK SALE:

- INIT I'M tS4'7Ith FAKM FOX SALE.
THE subscriber will sell, pemis.a FRIDAY, th
25h day Of June -ii, Irac, u Land, containing 9lai
acres, situated oGskcy creek, month of SAID CREEK
and about hall mile from It's JunttCn wiki the RaupaannocA
river. The Improvements i~o story Brick Dwelling ilon>c
and all Tie other buildings farm The
quality ii The soi equal that of tie Rappaannoc lard
abundance of wood and excellent The
healthy III The lower country. There Mill ste
failing stream 0 water which passes through The
per part of the Farm; and mil erected would
profit PROPRIETOR and of The neigh
An ample supply Of the miles diiant
whrh he obtained al small and readily brought Il
Farm ~ Totuskry creek which th
and renders
crssible If Immediately The rveraad abonnh
with fish and wild fowl # description. perfect t;!r wi
he made and To- The time PIT II
tie Fall crop The sale 81: be mai the day specified. with
whatever addressed 20 tie sub
scrbef Rio mond wIll Otn desros of
chasin. this Farm extended description o II, It's ANNA
yield, &c, &c.
TEeMs-Une-,hd of The purchase money be paid in cash.
balance, credit u several years will be- gwen, The ilr
sac securing by deed OF aud paying he interest AZ
nuat!y JOHN a. MEREDITH.
~ 2-lGs
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ISIoN LEVEL roR sALE-By virtue of Deed Of T~s, rs,

ITNION LEVEL FOR SALE-By virtue of Deed Of Ifl,'
" executed by Alexander Dorch and duly recorded ~ s
County Court If Mockenburg, bearing date the Glib dy oil n.y.
1913, viii be sold, 10 the highest bidder, the premises on
9Th day Of June next, The Tract Of Land which the sld
resides in the county OF Mecklcnburr Immediately q" r.
road leading from Eefeld to Milton, y. g, """hhe
about 100 Of which standing IN org ma
and heavily tmbered ad productive IN corn "Ieh
and tobacco the staple CT The country IN winch S
situated The Improvements LIST 81 large ana
dwelling house, containing eight rooGs amt Large az,
used dining together with every Necessary OK m
for servants tobacco barns, stables cribs, crfia-'
house, the i.cst ED o iss tast, l. > s
house, Back -ith's shop, lumber house; ao, ccAm'i'
ling hose. It'll rooms. stables shG tSo 80 ."
ana is known the OF Union Level u y 'e"'c
OF Tie hest this ptft # Virginia Tor hi,sH "a
sl2 goois he sold ANNUALLY: ~
1hs Is twelve ncs Northeast from none
Randolph College. The SITUATION Is beautiful ana
healthy Virginia Persons wishing 10 purchase "o
well TO examine before the day Of sale - . ,t.
Tgras-0be third cash. and one and ;wo wears cfeh w.
balance, satisfactorily secured. Ii preferred the Ifaet
v'ded 10 suit purchasers The title is nndnibed ae'hs d
ISAAC HOLMES. Tm.;fes
ARCHER HAYES, 2u
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SALE OF LANp Ar rEnI.IC AIILTlnN-

SALE Of LAND At fIBI.IC AUCTION.
THE undersigned having been appointed hy decree Of tie
Superior Court OF ihancery Richmond Circuit Trus
lee, The stead and room o! Moses Gould, TIus
executed b. Henry ChoF'ry TO 'te said Could order
Peter Winston certain sums IT money trsen mentioned, aud
Of record in The office Of tile Clerk Of crco County Court win
by of tie deed aforesaid sell upon the premises for cash
THURSDAY tie 2pi day of June, 1874 far. If not the
next day after the Tract of Land conveyed therein
tie land which the said Chor.y purchased vi u,
sai Winston, containing i've hundred fifteen
JOINING The lands of Thomas o. Burton William Cl-.
abuu. twelve or thirteen miles from the Of Richmond and
half nile from The Springfield Coal Pts The title relieved
coed, selling Trustee shall convey only
u ; vested by the said deed.
The premises will lie exhibited any DESTROYS purchasing
by sir. Alfred Winston, residn. n-a, them.
L. T.. GOODALL, Trustee.
Hanover : Nav.
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WOOD PARK FOR SALE


WILL sell nv beautiful E,tae IN Virginia known a. Woo,
PARK formerly owned by pniSer Thornton 1t contains -
house, IL miles North of Montpelier the M Mrs Madison
thirty miles North Of Montceu The former residence al Mr. JET
ferson and eighteen miles East a" The Blue Ridge, when III IN
view IL precise situation may he onn! on any map sh"wi
the junction OF the Rapid Ann and Robson the forme
bounds the property on the West.
The soil Of Wood Park Of The best IN virginia be
ing known as the ed soil Of the Southwest Mountain, and
in not unlike that q Lancaster county fennSl"a
ad Hartford, Connecticut Having purchased this estate Il
crafty the wishes Of my family, and particularly those oil ny
eldest who instructed by scientific En. Turner, on
Efforts and money freely expended fer nearly four
lis rapid improve hence has not hi;hero proved ucr
rrincel estate, but anknrss demands Of me 10
that "Genenan Farmer should possess income from
other sources 10 render HIM entirely comfortable.
This hr arl-riat-di but will remark,
that ii Is well adapted oa agricultural purposes 1t Is wen wa
and wooded also well stocked wih tine horses, c;o.
sheep, hGg e;c and wond sin from The Shofness q
Winter 1900 sheep, for which purpose admirably adapted
The buildings fences and implements Of usagdy, ample
good and the field aud house o tr sl
description and only sold KIND master, with Their
entire In justice Northern purchaser, mu4,
sober truth that lie masters ana misiresss comprise all TIE
sGrfs in Virginia.
BY wish every thing nrperaning
even To the furnished House the CROWN crop, dcslredlnd
am recent hy my son, manager that have,
other field of 100 at Winter wirat o Lusi
The climate of Wood Park perhaps unsurpassed any
county, both for lftines and health Pulmonary laits
unknown ~ that region.
NV price j. rhiy thousand dollars (s30090 whole pro
perry described Including furnished ouse, Pictures, I
~, the growing crops, family and hahn hand an" II
sold the 20h day of Jrnet viii be Offered pub
lie ha Gay The tile vi TIE property perfect, and
is free of all ncnmhTance.
The pain Inequalities Wood Park freely rendered
gentlemen and ladies' DESTROYS Of viewing the premises, and
my fanny will great pleasure making them acquainted
with the delightful society with which hty surrounded
prenses y mail HIM
Va III either Of the above modes 10 the scber al "a Broad
way New York, Il, the City Hotel, Hartford.
refer TO Messs Bchand Bull, Of ilarliUdJ :. Huber and
r. u. Nancrede, epha-John Scot Son, Fredercks
bnre-R Mayo Taiaerro, of Rcmond-al Of whom have vi
'' Hartford ITO S,O say il, lsli '' I'D:
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IN CiANCERY -NiHGfNs:A Rules held IN thr Cerss of
Zee Of the Crcit Superior Court Of Law ard Chauc.fy
Cumberland County Monday, the 9TH day of May lsi
John ". Nash, Plaintiff:
against
rzrni.h Ford Administrator dc bons
ncxcd, George Carson deceased Elizabeth VIC orroueh The
oiuS Augustus A'onfo y. James
Ishc1 Sheriff of Cumberland and such Adininsaor
Egbert W Casson iam NJ Thornton. late Sheriff OF caob
Administered 81 Matilda Carson deceased
- Lowell! and Emily his wife, and - lundall md NavlCa
his wife, Defendants:
The defendants, Elizabeth Marlborough, TheopA,ns K CarsoH
Augustus t'arson A!0n,n Il Carson, Lowell an! Emily
wifi Ysna and Malvi hs WIFE, not having entered thr
appearance and given secu?, according 10 the of Assembly
and the ule OF This Court and II appearing by satisfactory e
dcnce t"; "a: inhabitants "t tl Commonwealth.
Ordered, that tie said defendants Ga appear the hrl
day Of the August ard the amended b Of TIE
plaintiff and that copy THIS order be- forthwith inserted m
published IN the CITY al Richmond months
successfully aud posted the front door -" lie house Of
this COUNTY. A Copy-Tcst".
g. II. WOODSON. u &.
81 3-a2m
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Navel
p,or,,,y q, soor,ufnan,a coDt.bouss Gy Sale.

Property at Sp0NsYTUania C0Wt-honse I0r SaIe
THE subscriber Offers for sale his property Seoyivanh
Court House. consisting o; large Tavern recently tu Of
hrick with and all the houss, good
der; attached thereto containing upwards Of one
Thousand acres land large portion ." which stands Original
rest, The .ni produces kinGiy and easily mpoyd
The whole farm ~. n wateed aud the neghbofhood
markabe for good society and health! There
ut the For further particulars, apply Ehhd
i Ir Richmond James Ii. Rawlings Mansi.Ids r. o.
Louisa or 10 the subscriber, on The ;remisrs.
LEWIS RAWLINGS
,ia,,l,I5 gJ-wtf
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IN Court Of tluartery Sessions
held for the county Of Sufry the Court house thereof
Monday. the 25rh day of March, ici1,
Upon the application of aty Hopkins widow Of John r i'p
kns deceased who DESTROYS OF ak"e The benefit Of ne ac Of
h- Assembly, passed 18Th March, si0 entitled Al TACT
sales under DEGREES al Courts and the cs Il clerks
reminding bonds and Admusa
casrs,' ordered, that all person. bayir. cam
against the said John Hopkins dec-ased
ai tie settlement, William VI. West, Administrators
said iopkins within three months ffom Ibis day
4 copy this order be- published the Richmond En-
qure weeks successfully and that another copy
posted tie door OF the Cont ose county
successive Court days. i Copy-Ic>t-
WM. +. UNDERWOOD, c. e.
April , loi-wsw.
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POETRY.
LIFE'S LESSON SHOULD BE.
pY q. HALLEcK.

I.IFE'S LESSON SHOULD BE.
BY B. HALLEcg.
Forget nOt-Tegrct not
The jays ihi, have fed,
Though swrrtor aud fl-e,-r
Than fresh odors III, d
From the lessaminc'S cup,
Or The br:ch, challcc hid
From the gaze al the sun
Meath the violet's lid.
Forget no;-recfrt not;
Hop ever should burn
The incense oi love
In her funeral urn;
Shedding slory and light
Ger the gems of the past
by time on the altar
OF memory cast.
Forget not regret pot;
Why should We rearet,
While one star remains,
That another has set.
And though all may have faded,
Others brighter by far,
Through the gloam may arise
Than one once worship'd star.
Forget no,-regret not:
I.ife's lesson should he
Like the stars that are hung
Ger The limi,less ssa,
A guide To our path,
Brish, links Of the chain,
To lead Us and bind US
To virtue again.
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NOTICE TO BUiLUERS-On the 18th of June next, the
~ Board of of the Eastern linatic Asylum IN WI
msburg will proposals for erecting three large focoS
and one smaller building the Asylum In the n-
me plan and detailed Of the work may be seen Oh
application to the Supernten drn al The Asylum.
JOHN NJ. GAIT, Superintendent.
,viui.mshu,o NAY II 1874 3-td
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roR IyNcgDuRG AND COLUMBIA.

FOR LYNCHBURG AND COLUMBIA
TINE IRON STEAMER. GOV MCDOWELL, will leave for
Lynchburg every Monday morning at o'clock Returning,
will leave Lynchburg every Wednesday morning O'Clock
Every Friday morning she will leave for Columbia o'clock
Returning will leave Columbia every Saturday morning al
O'Clock.
Richmond, Maya. lift
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from this portion Of the l+,h Congressional District
should, in the opinion of this Assoc'a'on' De Q. lotI
:; Cror If such individual shall, IN his estimation
he be-, calculated 10 unite The full strength oil the Dc
mocracy Of the Union
'''> THOMAS MATTHEWS, President
l.c,p Casu,RS. Secretar0.