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i4s S,tssrsnt oily gain.
ottobsf "A O'Clock n.
M III bcen made ST TIL Havana steamers, II
NJ 1 alsr The 0rescsnt on hns sgain left New
fo<S HUE tke malls and With Phrser Smith On board
tn in another steamer. Let the press
ne public against forged reports next
fdssdsy
\ fp tbs National ltns.
Once Corner Of IT. Charles and aravier streets.
One Week Later from Europe Arrival Of
the Washington and Niagara Cotton
and Breadstuffs Advancing.
II NKwYoRx, October ~, ~ NJ. Y
The Newyork and Bremen steamer Washington arrived
here this morning Southampton which place she left
the 18th inst She reports that the Collins steamer
Pacnc arrived at Liverpool the morning of the 18th
Cotton a Liverpool had been in good demand for the two
days preceding the Westinghouse departure with sales
on Monday the1lth instant Of 5000 and Tuesday Of
10000 bales, at prices shade higher.
Arrival Of the Niagara Further Advance
in Cotton.
NEwYoRE, October ~, 11;30 a. NJ. +
The Cnnard steamer Niagara has arrived at Halifax,
bringing dates from Liverpool the 10Th inst three days
later than the accounts by the Washington and week
later than those brought Europa The following is
summary Of her commercial accounts
Liverpool Markets.
LiyERroot. October 1G. i
Tbare ~ been 4 vood demand IN the Cotton market
snca MA departure Of the Europa and the sales Of the
embrace 74ooD bales of which speeulators have
taken 10000 and 1000 leaving $4,000 for the
trade Prices have been Arm throughout the week and
iattery advance Of fully "a per poundthe greatest
Improvement being the lower qualities. The quota
lions at the close follows Fair Orleans 6h Mid
ding Orleans Fair Uplands ~ and Middng Upands
6a<d d. her pound.
II Trade and Money!.
me- 4, 4; ~, = 80 d.t.;cts Il ;rrrov;no
The London Money Market continued easy. and Con-
soils closed At 100 to 1oo,S
Commercial advices from India are favorable for the
manufacturers :, ..s.4
Bnrapsrurys Erc-Four has been in good request and
le rates haye advanced 1lonr is now ouoted III 22s for
western Canal and 22s Cd per Dbl for Ohio Corn has
heen rather bstter md cosas az eos nor arter for Val,
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EpoEsroNAmong the papers read at the last sitting
of the Academy of Sciences at Paris by NJ Cor
var the great nephew of the celebrated man of that
name, the improvement of the digestion persons of
weak stomachs by the ofthe gastric juice from
animals great deal has been said and written on this
subject but yet have very few if any proofs
efficacy of the general plan of treatment al
though there may have been in which the gastric
juice taken from the bodies of slaughtered domestic ami
mails may have been used by with temporary advau
tage Nor does NJ Corvisart furnish any practical proofs
of the correctness of his theory He contents himself
with discussion but appears have doubt his own
mind that indigestion in the human stomach
the want of sufficient quantity of gastric juice and that
he speaks the digestion would be perfect As this gastric
juice in its natural state, is Of taste and appearance
which would be repusiye to most patients NJ Corvisart
has proposed that it shall be reduced the state of pow
der paste etc. and mixed with the ailments rGalignan
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.veac and Beautiful hooks,

.Tes1 and Beautiful Books.
From the Press Of D. APPLETON & Co., NewYorkl
JUST RECEIVED AND FOR SALE AT
j. B. STEEL'S,
NO. so CAMP STREET.
THE FRUITS OF misunderstanding richly colored figures
full descriptions of all the choicest United
States. BY c. NJ Hovey, with As richly colored plates.
THE BOOK OF THE HEART Enben,s Illustrated nv 81
steel tngrtvings
THE GIFT FOR ALL SEASONS-uraed engraypgs
GOOD IN EFERfTilNG-AS Story by Mrs Bawe, author
Tie Lessons for Little Lsurners,n with Illustrations wood
REUBEN MEDLcoTF; or The Cunning Man. b. NJ W. Savage
ESD, author OF THE Bachelor Of Albauy' etc
EVENINGS AT DONALDSON MANOR: or The Christina. ,,,,
By Maria j. MSlntos author of 1.-TWO Lives sCbsrms and
Counter charms new and revised edition oc2T 2t2pltW
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RaT Wings RALLY "A Mass Meeting Of the
Wings the Second Disr will he held the IRENE MARKET
Congo Square, EVENING October O'Clock
The Lundy Club the Fifth Ward the citizens Newo
leans to attend.
The meeting will be addressed by several distinguished Orators
French English.
The Scott Rangers, Steamboat and other Cuba respectfully
vited to attend. By order of the
oet26 I'd LUNDY LANE CLUB
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Mr. John Rogers purser of the U. s. mail steamship
Falcon will please accept thanks his attentions
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STEAaiBoArMEss AsrI-sSAG'' CLuB-The brave, sturdy
hardworking members of this excellent Club will notice
9 rally call in another column and be out tonight il
solid phalanx,
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scoTT GUARDS OF THE SECOND WARD-Eirst District
There will be meeting of this club this evening Loui
Fachnacht's Beer Garden, Of Annunciaton ant
5Poytarre streets. a.-a M
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We are under many obligations to Judge Ames Of the
San Diego (Cal Herald for his attentions We will
deavor to recprocate
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NEWS OF WERsTERs DEATH BAY Sr. LouIs-On the
receipt at Bay ST. Louis of the Webster death
many of the principal buildings immediately draped
in mourning and minute guns spoke all day long from the
throat Of twevepounder the solemn announcement Of
nations great loss.
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g TIE CAMrBELLs ARE CoMiNc ,n-we yesterday saw q
dispatch from Mr. Jones, the gentlemauly agent of The
farfamed Campbell Ministries which states that these in
mitabe Minstrels in St. Louis are en- route for this
city They will be here in few weeks and our citizens
well know how to appreciate them
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H. lss~ STATE TREAsURER.-Editors Crescent
Please that GEORGE BRIANT Esq who
the last five efficient Clerk the Treasury Department. will
supported for the office of STATE TREASURER by
octll to MANY FRIENDS.
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~ RALLY, RA11Y!! RA11nlL!-LrNn,

lT~ RALLY! RALIY!! RALLY !!!-LuNDYs
LANE cLuB-FIFTH WARD SECOND DIsTRlcT-Agra grand MASS
MEETING the Whgs of the Second Dstrct will be held ut the
IRENE MARKET Congo Square, THURSDAY EVENING"
October 9s, at I o'clock.
The Lundys Club of the Fifth Ward invite the citizens of New
Orleans to attend. ..
The meeting will be addressed by Mess RANDELL HUNT C.
DREuX COL ABBOTT many other distinguished Speakers
The Scott and Graham Clubs of the city Aers Gretna Jefferson
City, carroton Club the generally respectfully
invited to attend. p. DEVERGES, President.
McCLEL1ASp Secretary --
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RS~ CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEAcEon D. Byms having resigned First Justice
for the Parish Orleans, L. u GAENNIE candidate tn,
oct2s
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Ias~ CANDIDATE FOR FIRST JUSTICE OF THE
PEACEFion D. Byrne having resigned, FRANK HAYNES
candidate JUSTICE OF THE PEACE for the
Parish oil octl71 r,%
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LAuscs--A steamer called the VIM Jones, Jr, inten.
aed for the Alabama river trade launched at Mobile
on Monday. 8i Sl3
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lg~ For RECoRDER.-M. HERNANDEZ is a
candidate the office of RECORDER THIRD DISTRICT
and will be supported by his friends. oca7 ct
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.KnficR.

~ The celebrated MADAME LAMONT has the city,
and holds her Court No. 81 Western Hotel
be consulted with regard ABSENT FRIENDS STOLEN PROPER.
TY orrERY TICKETS all PRESENT PAST
and rURE
Houre OF Consultation from Nj. till t2p
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aas~ To PERSONS RuPTURED.-The many per-
and ecua made by Dr. Sherman deserving
than passing notice. particulars his
paee
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THSHE ONLY TRUE PORTRAIT OF WASH
IL lNGToN.-Just pu shed, T. b. WEIGHS MAGNIFICENT
PORTRAIT OF WASHINGTON

ohIhalI Nf WASHlNtTll)N.
zsss q gs sn0n fro" s''' only original p's'ra the
T@ ueh picture engraved under the superintendent of THOMAS
Washington pu has been ss S
Us who ss MfasaSa a GsohsE
he saa to i.y E TAI TASGy
less fspp & as G ss"s . every who
fortune TO him the my boyood and his who an
ayo exact kene spre ase
the Xbesson well the features Of he bnl s
PRESIDENT FILLMORE sisaa Mo9 the great % 0
az s s ss, ws The
a aHs P ob q stuart s y9r in than
original portrait together with the noble and W dg a% Of G
Anaef which all who ever him marked
M the great of this picture would refer evsry low
s Ss se as & pP n Id Be e office Of
and Af Easds u I'd Elicit NeTYe Nsas
f on Geo Of q Sa"Fes o.. Ct
Sn Wm King Hon Daniel Webster Lynn Boyd
Rses h Ts@sy aS sn pas9
% he n R' s e e @ al ASsnsa r Mso
wpp bs5 F GT H Any % TpSr aYs sv5 n
W k # Esq., Rro t gPlan T. isaaly P E5s Gssp
Lord Ialtoar T b Ma asy archibald Alison. Lord mayor
hsxs proclaine superb engraving
To enable all possess this valuable treasure, tho low
" - sYrs Published by GEORGE W, cHILps
;, M W. corner Of Filth and Arch streets, ei itdelpha
nc FIST STORE s S A s and
This only DO obtained MI BfERLY or fre sav his
been made with Office Department. by
m yet s the can 0f sent to any per mail
81 Persons by pmins FIVE DOLLARS to J. D. BYERLy New
~ Msnut CHI so sasss @ Ere ne. Of Postage
'am's'sd Al the low price OF - each. octss eodim
6 - ~ 81
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ly~ For GovERNoR.-We are authorized to
Colonel RICHARD HAGAN
this State, under The Constitution, 2pe
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91 esc., ~
nss naSe apsen maae WEE =
ssns os s'u,1i .'';.,sl Y1s
l'. aS1 ssns1'aa a7',. $3.50,
~: ,,si ~ ; p''sstssv
M IN {5f perfec ii in every
Y! sifi dir iicreassd facilities.
IS 81 81 81 that we will be
IS ~ 81 tfons with d Journal
{ E y "a q Ill IL and i,sef hess by any
!! : & IS
tlon' Y frencn ana
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4 / s5SS =, II y II y NJ S
: 49, 4
II IS ssoona p's.lSs
N N 10 s',s
ATIgss pnbilsh
4 which shows how
W. menpfactured re-
MN, case 81 tbo ores
Smith goes back TO Havana,
Porter
nj
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ral ut Algiers,
& a and spirited affair.
iAs sas gotten up, did great
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~ We are informed that Messrs, ]. RornE1

and JACOB, eminent Fut design giving Instrumental
Aory Hall the 10th pox assisted the principal
this city Lovers of anticipate
will be announced in due oc27 6t2p#
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THIS FLoarIso PALACE CiRcusTbis grant o,,,ot,, -,
roSy continues to be- the resort Of the grave thu
the young and old The addition to the troupe Of Masters
sagma and Jimmy Reynolds, have made the Palace s,,
more attractive and it is nightly thronged with admrpr
andsnces lie par Lee, Masters Jean and Estonhe ANA
the numerous other stars of the troupe are deserving
the great reputation they have acquired
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The List Of Letters will appear morrows Crescent
as usual i7,a {N
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Thanks to the mail steamer California for Mobil
papers 4i5
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Col. WM GHRIsTY AND How THos. GREEN DAVIDSON
1t Will be seen by the suhoined card that our respected
telow-citsen Col Christy challenges Hon Thos Green
paviison to public discussion, 1t will, doubtless, be a
very interesting occasion
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N3- CERKO UORDO CLUB.-The members OF
this Club will at their Hail. salyader Prats Rampar
and Customhouse EVERY MONDAY EVENING,
o'clock. All the other Club, til, respectfully
The Committee Room of this Club Buildings
change Place. [ote4 tel JAS. W. DUPLESSIS, Sec'y.
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PAssEsoEns AnR.yEp Tho following is list of pas
sengers arrived here the 9th nst per steamship Fall
con from Aspnwali;
J But.erfeld Vine. Green. Rimoch. G W shu.
maker U Adams, L Proxy, Mrs Edwards Judge Ames
and servant, L Connover II Martin Yaphs II " Smith
and lady, prury, Smith, NJ McCurly W Cook nj
sutton i s1tth NJ Gary. j i Hammond Il Howell
swartz J Brewer Vim Campbell, VIM Cannon S Iulean
Geo Grow and lady W Quesenbury. o q Rifle N j Law
VIM Thomas j Summershed, Morton Nj Rollins II
Harris, Frazer, NJ Holt Barnes, w MAXWELL b Irepp
y Baker, y NJ Jetton, j Greer, j Jennings j "
McCabe Bonvelet j Il Wildwood, j Kone MIR
Warren, ThutoloF, NJ Bond Sidall, j NJ Cunningham
J r Young, w Howes, j Gillongh, j Wilson, Peller
] Paddock, Vennet, hicilyane, J II Foster, Nj
] Fuller. Mitchell, w Mount, Scrophy. Char.
pell, Puckeren Terrell, W Conery, Phillips Rogers
N StohL Giny, d. Foster Wortey q Dye GassGock
Carter Fraser. Riley, Gallagher G Bragg Robinson Gait
ney, Q Bragg Robinson, Herbert Morton j wilson NJ
IL Dickens, N Stone. Baxter N Clark. Anderson
Q Darling, Fenny. Strong, 4 Norton Fitzpatrick
J Il Doll Ellis. q = Fleming, Monroy, Barney. III
Evans, Ehlor NJ Kerr w Heudrick q Goodwelj II n
Kennedy, Miller, Bouny, NJ Mcclure, NJ Vandyne,
Morton. Il Duckins, u Buck, Trotter, Gives iIamil
ton, Davis Benson. III Conch, Wagner FinneCap Jno
Morrs, Campbell, Huibertson II Carter NJ West, II
Condor, G NJ Trask. NJ Cooper r. G Ruth NJ fisher /
Sprunck Jetfries James Grow, VIM Grant Jane Foster
@ Knapp, Syme,
PASSENGERS sALEp-The steamship Empire City sailed
on the 18th for Network Hayana with the following
For Netc Fork--Mr NJ Routh. Miss Routh and SER
yant, Douglass, Doctor Doussan. VIM I, Bell M n
tetsy Bangs and son, j Wilt Master J II aleeker
Far HaranG--Mr ghutoforath j Zniela II Stron, II 7
Gomez and lady, Minis Flash aud servant Miss pe La
haletts Mad Rslerhasse children and servant. Mas
ohvsf ady, and child Hon |. Sharkey lady and ser
W.T. y ~ i,son, II Slaughter, Jas Mckinley Jno
in the steerage '-' "A" seA '"n''
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Ne- RALLYl RALLYIl RA11rIIl-s Soar


GUARDS OF THE SECOND WARD FIRST plsTRIcTl-You viii
meet in full force at hendqHartsr FAcNACHTs
GARDEN Of Poyae Streets nearly opposite
the Vegetable Market on THURSDAY EVENING 49,
o'clock. ir.s4.E.4gnl. k -s,
This being the last meeting Of the Club previous great
Meeting (next Monday ngh and having important
The Club every Scott Whig Democrat Voter of the
requested to be present Mr. JENNINGS President
j.. H. WING FIELD. ]. &. CONVERSE, Secretaries. oct2s
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II,
Misunderstanding by accident learned that Thos Green
Davidson has taken many liberties with that part of nv
speech at Plaquemine which touched upon the tariff
hereby challenge him. and the whole democratic party to
meet any time and place. within near the city of
New0rleans before the day of election to discuss thi
points at which meeting both all parties shall be in
yited to attend. VIM. csn,sry
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g8 RALLY! EAhhYi! RAllYill- SooTr
1.-THE Scott Rangeru i at their Club ROOM
over the PEARL 90 ST. chaeA soet THURSDAY EVENING
October O'clock, attend meeting LuNLY's LANE
CI to be held the Trama Congo Square Second
lpistr ct isg 80 ~
~ BY order Of CHARLES M WATERMAN. Prcsid, Mt e
A. LAAosx, Tony, A. sAucSn, Secretaries,
Ns RALLY BoATMEN, RALLY THE STEAM
BOAT SCOTT AND GRAHAM ANTIsNAG CLUB will ms-t at hei,
ciuhroo at the Crescent City Exchange
Front Levee THURSDAY EVENING October 49, hapa
o'clock, to attend meeting LANE CLUB held
at Trsms Market. Congo Square.
By order Of the President, ]. NJ. CoNvERS.
MARK ANTHONY A. D. sHaN Secretaries oss
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asoats leasing lpart ga.naa.

Sec Table on Third Faes
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"a q 0uR REL q DERS.

IfliSElN q. OCTOBER Is, 1852
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1 Ezra Sawyer, Of the New York Custom house,
was accidentally killed board the packet ship Patrick
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The Boston Journal describes an ingenious
machine recently u operation there for making small
link chains 1t cuts out the wire the requisite length for
double eye then it turns it and links it another
length, thus turning the links and doubling them alter
natey with the other until the whole length OF the
chain is completed.
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AsoalrEcr's ossIcE, MIlirAKY AsyLum,
WAsklnstuu. ID. a.. NAV nj. lb1.

Asomrgcrs OssIcE, MIlIrAKY ASYLUM,
Washington, u. u. May NJ, 1852.
SEALED PROPOSALS. will be received at mis- Office until We'd
- nesdy the V OF June ~ o'clock M the
ue % o. .ne ouidlngs q ie Military Asylum, hi. Guy
Inc on OF the main building hundred aud ms feet
y. depn my seven feet. with wing sisht fee, 3, forty
icet ue whole Of which be faced Proposals will
er for completing building marble,
Or facing hut NIL bidders send
e respective proposals specimen OF the with which
they propose 10 build accompanied by particular information
the locality and OF the quarry which viii be
tanned hs q sample under the contract.
In addition the above budng there viii be moderate
sized yelling houses for the officers of institution
The specifications office,
Monday the 7h, until Wednesday, jUt June
mentoaed all other and
character Of the buildings will be given,
Every buildings be accompanied by
written signed responsible tho
effect that he they bidder bidders wn
their bid be accepted obligation within
with good sufficient proposed buildings
cordng the plans and specifications which been
hereafter be, furnished. N
In deciding the bids, will be had the quality Of e
materials Offered and The responsibility OF the bddeB the right VIII
reserved accept such offers only be deemed most asan
aseous the and reject the whoe should
lnone Of them be acceptable.
All bids be ssad endorsed "Poposals for building the
MltlsIy ASYLUM, nad addressed 10 D. g. ALEXANDER,
May 3s--3tawid Lieutenant Corps of Engineers
u The Baltimore SUM- New York Herald, and New York Cou
and Enquirer will please the above times week until
the 30th OF June eN
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viii be "a booA' u"s
,aynent o tle subscription be made In advance
esieri the 20 uste
will assumed ~ saseisss ~
I,afe uansnission.
COUNTRY PAPER IL published durng the sea-
lions 0 Congress, seni weekly oasing tis
options peod than viii be received GA
esns psoporioned 10 the above annual rates.
0y-PosTMAsTERs authorised asests; sndbs
udiug .ubscbcf with 3ttanelosed,
WEEK. subscribers win Sa enclose WEEKLY
$40 viii be eutue to copy Of The
ssme a . thcy Is krats
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I'VUE Marine Hotel Fairfield. win he
opened ny proprietor H. MoNNOT The dsstdsy June
Ipsrt, as y sun u,er brspch o York Hotel,
The Marine Hotel situated IN beautiful visze Long Island
Sound aorng excellent bathing and
Every win he
for hotel the distinguished patronage of
Iviou~
Plans be and enr,sej the above ho Fss
inca, The from New York
50 miles york and New Haven railroad
Mt Fairfield sever times escbd day May A-duJaiy
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CARDpr j. d MARTIN I'D his ofsce AT the
n 9th s,rse wishing bis medical sdvce
swiiI And him.
Ar 0Q-du
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads.
iE daily Alexandria O'clock
for Middcbug uppevie and Paris ia Louaoun county, Null
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by haast o'clock
n. m. Fare through, a. 4aAla
BY the trains for Warrenton Fauquer Springs
lCulpeper Court house, and GorUDsve
with Virginia Central railroad the last named
thence
reaching Warenon Springs dinner Cupsper
house O'Clock GoIdoDsvle full
mornng Virgina Central road from
Richmond Charlottesville. Through Gordonsvile S.
Sawyer's elegant teir
fns and exceled by of other line in the
State Mr. Sawyer gives his the con-
and the public careful driving and good time
BIO all points
Both the above railways laid with heavy and
Ite modern The coaches
eaceed the United sates provided with
Through tickets be obtained at the Potomac House, Penny
Washington and Newtons Mansion House, Aexan
Idna. Baggage 100 lbs per passenger
The st steamboats, between Washington and
Alexandria regularly with the above ans and
on their arrival Alexandria will hnd omnibuses them
lfrom the boats TO the railway station
Excursion parties either Of the above roads, il numbering
twrny charged but
Iway The road completed lis forteth mile IN
lFauquer Salem, county
i53 miles from AIexand
n. H. MIDDLETON Sup. o. Alex u. r.
NJ. NJ. WELSH, Sup. NJ. q. II. H.
ll--df
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vnAPON SPRINGS, fVa-)The Mountain House,' this
popa established watering place. viii he regularly
r.cepon vissrs under experienced
I'M Monday No will he spared n
capon upon Footing point Of com orr and pleasure, with
|apy xunm~ the Union
frsush nhts,aed from MI the adjacent
be cars and Washington commun'o sting with the
n. Cspcn -i' give rapid snd
'.iI. ,,o.,, THE PR0PRIETORs.
| June M-sswdAcpim
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-, ~, -. EVANS, ". q. FAINT
late Chief Cicrt Pension once M,.sonu
tNASs ~ FANT, Attorneys aud agents. epposts~
treasury building Washington, ID. O. give prompt sn,on 10
ns assinr the p~nsons bounty land and
Ius pay, Ac Mr. Evans viii especial rejected
10 suspended revolutionary pension claims.
nghes prices paid ps land snd orders for Them
H's'ssce promptly Allied.
crafty. iR.,ahIc ~ " ~ J.,. ls AZ. ~
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FOR HARPER's FERRY.
LIr1
rUE Fashon will the ensuing
commencing between Georgetown and Harcr'
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily att arriving Al Hspcrs Fern
Rsnrnns leaving H.rpcrs Ferry arriving at Gesrxe
morning nj o'clock
be the arrival OF passengers in
sseoyresown, convey them tn Washington.
ny-Fne through, including board, 81 So
Mar F-dn
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Ptessnrs Kxcarsio~ - Old Pesnt, Norfolk and Caps
Henry
= ~ru-,4 The steamer oaCEoLA will washsnrton
kanAhne above
1kMeA the I'd July, at oc"ck p m, arriving Noffok
Lcsy and : 4
where the day pleasantly hsnx vew
Its rtHcnons, he. Dsrina viii
make tp 70 the afer which NoSk
where parry will ample dny navy
yard, dry dock, bja ship Pepn-yivania, ke.
Returning will Monday,
5th, a, 4 O'Clock, m.
June 2a-5ta JAMES MITCHELL.
IIARpER's MAGAZINE Jaty.
III An Odd voume and Pictions Prose hy
Julia Nsyo Catsl.
This dsy received for sale by
TAYLOR 4 MAtJRy
June ~ hookssIlsSs street