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HE session Of this university will October LIST,
i and end June goth.
Its schools ancient 3 modern languages 8
mathematical natural phosopby chemistry aud malera med
medicine; anatomy, physiology and
gerry g. philosophy o. law; 10, ectureship Of anatomy
professor school, assistant for each
modern languages, and mathe
macs professor Of law and lecturer anatomy
Expenses. fees paid in advance school be
attended, $50; two, $50 three S25 each SIS
NorE the school Of law the fee for the intermediate class
senior, y75atendanca higher involving
privilege attending The fees for the
Of medical lectures including the dissecng
foe, SOS.
Board and lodging including diet bedding room furniture,
and servants attendance @llO paid In three insamens In
advance washing, s. $40 per session; fuel and light,
upng ROOM $40 each lao
Jurmiiory Two occupying sosn, 90 saeh.
Mauicuaon fee, &C., Sl5 Is
-
23s
A contingent depose $40 required OF student
The clothing pocket books &c.
be accurately stated.
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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Gy-Ocmocratic Mass Mecting.-Pierce, King, yic-
THE Thud Ward Democratic CLUB Jackson
Pierce King hickory
polr
Market House. Tuesday. the 24n instant ~, All
Aexan-
surrounding county, with czes generally
attend with your
The
Fitch Of Indiana John A. Wilcox, of Mtssispp Gilbert
OF New YORK aad Henry May Of Baltimore,
peced address the meeting
BY the club: Z. NJ. CHAPLIN,
Aug President of Third Ward
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishmen emit
wholesale and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Estnblishme int
wholesale and retail, for cash only
LFRED MUNRoE Co., No. AL Broadway, (beween Howard
and Grand stree invite all persons visiting
either for business pleasure call their establish
ment and examine the superb assortment OF
Fine and fashionable clothing,
Gentlemen's furnishing goods,
childrsn's clohlng &C.
OF the best description, there exhibited
The principles which Orleans establish
ment and which have made universally popular the sout
and West, strictly adhered AL Broadway
facilities obtaining goods enable
times fashionable
and the lowest prices,
Every article is sold under full guarantees.
No rRioss-Ths price each article
plain figures the ticket and reduction
be made
An descriptions clothing notice.
ALFRED MUNRoE CO.,
AL Broadway, New York.
ALrRrp MurRos,l
WV. ID, ABnATT 25-d3mf
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Indefinite Postponement OF Land Sales In Iowa.
NOTICE hereby that the sales OF public lands ordered
~ be held at Fairfield Iowa City and Dubuque in the State
Iowa, by proclamation bearing date the 10Th July umo
by dnney postponed In OF the OF Congress
titled "An three additional land districts
Of Iowa. approved August p s59 which nearly nil the
said proclamation have been detached old
and that said lands will be eprocaned earliest day practical
Bile after the Offices shall have been duly organized
BY the President. MfLLARD FILLMORE.
JoHs Wilson,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land Once.
Aug I3-Iaw4w
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OrCE-The undersigned hereby inform the citizens Wash
ngon and the public generally they have Tins day entered
coanershp for the OF making pans specifications
dwelling other houses, and and
value descriptions builders pracica
branches building authorizes
undersigned increasing
mands o. the communtv
side third door from 9Th will be
open business from 8, M, 6, p. IN.
attended to promptly and upon liberal
JOHN q. II aRKNESS.
Aug l0-2awlm WJ. w. BIRTH
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Lad Fillmore, President Of the United States Of 9eriea, to all
uchom Il
Satisfactory evidence having exhibited that Charles
Rowco been appointed consul Of her Britannia Majesty
Cincinnati oiio do hereby recognise hun
SUCH declare him exercise enjoy functions
and privileges allowed the couis Of the most
favored nations in the United States.
testimony Whereof caused these letters TO be made pat
seal of United States be hereuno affixed.
Given under hand the city OF Washington the lh day Of
August A. D. 1882, and Of the Independence of the
United States of America the veny-seventh
WILLARD FILLMORE.
By the President:
DANIEL WEBSTER Secretary OF State.
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TIRE Chair OF Chemistry Maea Medcs, the University Of
Virginia. having BY The resignation Of D
Rogers appointment be mnds by
September Communications subject
may possge the chairman of the faculty the
Univcrity OF Virginia.
The Of besides DIV Cling and
garden thousand dollars mi
uonfe n exceeding two Thousand dollars
UNIVERSITY or vInersrv, August 10 1852.
GEssNER HARRISON
Aug i4-oaw9w Chairman Of the Faculty.
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OFFICE and liverpool Uest.a state.
Mail Steamship Company, No, 80 Wall stresNrw York,
g 7h lr52Thebook for subscription to the balance OF the
stock of this subscribed the the
act Tor increased mail viii opened
their ONO. from September nsr
elusive NJ order OF the board VI directors.
wM L. yoUIE,
Auaio secretary.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-The .us.cr

n FNItT Subscriber, bavn6
n determined 70 make change his affair." offers for
farm in Fairfax county, Virginia, situated Immediately
Little River turnpike road. leading from Alexandria
four miles from the former place. and from Wash.
nrton city, District Of Columbia The improvements
large and convenient brick house, With Ave
Kitchen and all the necessary out buildings aiso brick
stand, backsmh shop which furnish annually
hundred and hundred and Any About
balfof the IL in wood the balance rapidly
improving condition The stock kc will be sold
land and Immediate possession given For further particulars
OF Daniel Ratcin esq Washington city, o..
Isaac Whistler, A1etandna, Virginia.
Aug lo-law5t EDWIN G. FTTZHUGH
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Great Fire and Loss of Property.

Troy IN. } Aug. 10 "A fire broke In the city OF
Troy, New York. o'clock this morning. commencing
in the extensive lumber yard OF Messrs Dauchey 81 Co
The flames spread the large blocks Of buildings
adjoining either side, which Destroyed
gelher with numerous other buildings contiguous Be-
forty and fifty families have been rendered house.
less by this calamity The fire is the work of incenda.
ry Four piles of lumber fire time when
rst discovered The loss is estimated $500 Oo0 only
part of which Is insured.
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Democratic Meeting

CONCORD, IN III } August l9An immense concourse OF
people the great democratic meeting ut Hills
borough Persons have been pouring into the city all the
morning The indications that the meeting will be
of the largest and mos enthusiastic ever held in these
parts
Among those already the ground Mr. Clemens,
from Alabama, and Mr. German.
There many other distinguished and able men Of the
party present.
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THE duties Of this seminary will he resumed the ls Monday
the residence OF principal, street. be
tween 9th and TN streets
Monsieur Raou engaged professor Of French Ian
Madame H. Nj Ham teacher Of
and painting and assisting teacher Of French.
English nv Miss
Barr who has for the hesd Of female
Delaware, well accomplished
rc.lsr ss,Ins 'srm hc be obtained Of the principal
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NO OWNERS Of Lands In Texas-A gentleman Virgins
who IL good and ferss
the and would like agent
owner Of lands in that country with view bring them into
market
Tie has family and small capital and DESTROYS ofcngsrnf
agriculture He give the satisfactory csps
ty integrity responsibility his general such
enable him emigration
Any ofTeras lands who would himself
Of such
advertiser and suitable responses by addressing, post paid
VIM GoUbDIN,
General agent and collector Richmond, Virginia.
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AS GAS GAsGasubing introduced public halls. private
W dwelling, hotels churches and OF ntnr
moderate
Also always hand handsome and complete assortment Of
chandeliers pendants brackets &c celebrated
house Of Coneus Baker, Co.. fhlsdepha which win be sod
at the mnnufsciurers prices. C w. BoTELER,
Aug 1Q-2aw3w ''
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ELvILLE'sNEw hook rIEssRE, or tho Ambsgw-
vi tiles by the author Of rypee,r nc.
Mysteries omp~-s Of continuing accounts
Of the Rochester rsppnes &C by Charles WHY'S Elliot, - VOL
Hudreths History offbe United States. vol. s-compee.
Domhy son--Hsrper's edition. vols, with illustrations
This day received for sale by
TAYLOR MAURv,
Augt Booksellers, near 9TH street.
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By A. GREEN. Auot.one.r.

VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS AT AUCTr0N.--on Monday,
The 13i instant shall sell the premises O'Clock
three One building bots, the side OF
between and streets north, being lots Nos 4, 3, and
qoare NO as ash having front SIN street Of SO feet inches
running back 100 feet, but will be divided, required
iffmsi Oneuurth balance
INC purchaser give notes for the deferred
ind-puabe.
Aug i7-6t A. GREEN Auetopeer
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
fHE daily passenge O'Clock
"a with r. p Sawyer's
for Middebug Uppervie and Paris Louaon county,
wood and winchester reaching Winchester O'Clock
p. m. Fare through, 81.
BY passengers for Waenten, Fauquer Springs
Culpeper Court house, Orange and
with Virginia Central railroad
point thence Charlottesville, by
reaching Waenon Springs early dinner Cupeper
Courthouse by O'Clock, and Coz louisville In full time
Of Virginia Central
Richmond Charlottesville. Through fare Gordonsve,
coaches the above lines elegant
nexons and the public rely careful driving
to all points.
Both Of the above railways laid with heavy
the most modern The coaches
not eneeed by in the United States and provided with
safety beams guards and all Of the approved Unfit railway
Through tickets be obtained The Potomac House,
vania Washington Newton Mansion House,
dria. Baeg ge 100 lbs per passenger
The first and last the steamboats, between Washington
Alexandria regularly with the above
their arrival in Alexandria will find convey
from the boats to the railway station.
Excursion parties by either Of the above roads, IL numbering
twenty returning charged
The Orange road Is completed
Fauquier and the Manassas Saem Fauquer county
So miles from Alex ndria.
r.. NJ MIDDLETON Sup o. and Alex r. r.
NJ. NJ WELSH, Sup. M. G. r. r.
June 1l-du
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nI.p WILL SEAT ron SALE. CONTAINING TWENTY

OLD MILL SEAT FOR SALE, CONTAINING TWENTY
Of land, being MONTGOMERY county, the
Georgetown Miles called the road, eight
Georgetown, half miles from the canal known by the
Duley Mill captain John AM wishing
properly will do well call and living
church, within mile OF the above property.
+ N. B--Pleniy OF water and building stone
Aug Io-oswAs WILLIAM SAVER
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ny A. GREEN, Auc,,onoer

ny A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNITURE AT AUCTION
Ill On Wednesday, the 25h instant shalt
Of Mr. Coley 5 street. Pennyvana avenue
a an excellent assortment of furniture, viz;
Mahogany sofa, paor. castor, and rocking chairs
Do dressing aud other bureaus and toilet glasses
DO dining, breakfast, and card tables
Rosewood mafble-iop pier table
Walnut and marble brdsteads and wnrdrobes
Cane seat chairs, washsants and toilet
Hair aud sbuck mattresses, window blinds, sc.
Gandoles, solar and other lamps
Three ply and ingram carpets, oilcloths &C.
China and crockefy
French china dinner
Ivory handle knives aud forks
Abata, ard turks and spoons
Plated castor, &C.
Excellent cooking and refrigerator
TIN SAFE, with a good lot OF kitchen requisites,
Terms. All under IS Of 90
days, for notes satisfactorily endorsed, bearing interest
A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
8. The house Is also for Inquire premises.
Augo0-d
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Shipureck.

New YoRK, August I9-The ship Tropic, of New York,
for California, came in collision with the barque Gland
mon, for London, July ID The Tropic much dam
aged and the Gandmon sunk. The Tfopc put into Bahia
Tor pairs.
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DAIRD,s Furniture Warehouse, Eighth street, west
side third door north Of Pennsylvania Washington
OF public respectfully called
cabinet furniture, which
celebrated manufactures North aud
Among Gothic bed
eads, with Bards patent spring Mattress he latest Improvement
dressing ,wsshsnd dressing
tables elegantly ofas cloth, otto
match, together with general
| parlor, drnw oom ant chamber furniture.
the upbosteng business at the old stand
where all orders line will be
tended OF reasonable terms
Believing lite your advantage extend my
reasonable share confidently
recommend your favorable consideration.
July l4-2aw4w DAVID A. BAIRD.
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Sale To-Day.
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer.

BY a. GREEN, Ancuoneer,
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY AT AUCTIoN-on Fri
day the 2b Instant sn sell the premises O'Clock
LOT belonging OF Mrs Shields
ceased between and 9Th being
oflot No. IN No. 457 having Of Il
inches, by 95 deep The
and good woodhouse the back OF the lot
Terms netrd cash balance credit OF six and twelve
months the satisfactorily endorsed
the OF Upon fun payment
satisfactory deed will be given. TILE ndisputabe
Aug l3-5t&ds A. GREEN, Auctioneef.
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Shocking Murder.

WEST GREENFIELD, Pd.,) Aug 6-JoLn Matn was
murdered in this place Saturday night by May Cotton,
dirk, such sharp instrument Ho staggered
a short distance after the deed comm ed and died
alone. Nothing known of the affair until Sabbath
morning, when his body discovered Coon is in jail
Mercer, awaiting his trial He conesses his guilt and
alleges killed him with pitchfo but the appearance
OF the wounds would prove his statement false.
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fNHE COLLEGE, OF JAMES, washington ",
Mafyandhe Rev John b. Keoot d. d., ector.The nth
college will Mosday and
August 1853 Besides the OF
the professors there in each
stately the college for
The grammar school its duties on the day
college, besides proper has the oversight
college discipline and me two
Departments quite distinct but both under The
Annual charge in the college grammar
school s75 tor register, sc apply TO the rector College
James, 4. o., Maryland.
Aug i0--staw0n
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More american Vessels Captured.

Bos roN August IS--The Halifax Sun of the l6 b says
tina: the Telegraph, tender to the British seaner De
vastation, has taken into Chaottestown Anne can
ire passers One of them had on board thirty barrels Of
ma ckerel, and the other fifty quinals Of Goldfish.
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nR BOfNTON will lecture again this (Thur.day) evening
Temperance Hall on eeet between 9TH Streets
FIRE Nnniniintor
interesting experiments made and Al IN. close
Of the lecture model house will be 6ed,
ed by the snnihIaor.
To commence O'Clock Admission free.
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DEEBE's Superior Fall style Hats Tor Issa.--
CHARLES H. LANE will Introduce this day. Saturday
~, justly celebrated
styles OF his manusctoy which, for beauty and durability,
surpassed full supply hand and for
uniform and reasonable prices The public respectfully invited
10 call q CHARLES n. LANES,
Hat, Cap, and Genlemcn'r Furnishing Establishment,
Aug li-3w2wif Penn. avenue, street
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GOAL, COAL t-Just received
" 100 best white
100 casks calcued plaster.
100, 900 laths, 20J, 900 shingles
100 casks
Al Of which, with other building materials, win be sold
r.. M a -
Aug 20-eo3t Lumber ysrd 7th street near Canal
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/" The Campaign Of lsss.'

THERE hand little than hundred copies Of
The Campaign OF lsisp political paper published during
under the auspices Thomas Richie. All the
which entered that faithfully recorded
geer with the official in the presidential elections OF
1874 and sfs by States and countless the full proceedings OF the Bal
Of the Philadelphia wigl Convention
l6s and indeed objects which likely
be brought discussion the approaching campaign will be
found In this volume
"he Campaign contains 46 pages oo bound strong boards
with sheep backs and will be sold the low pce Of
dollars.
about hundred copies hand those who
wish to purchase may procure them at this Office
June fl--eou
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90 positively certain that Baynes highly instructive aud
will close here Saturday night This the
as night but of its exhibition in Washington.
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From Demarara.

BosroN, Aug l8-We learn by the Canada that the
commissioners Tor colony Of Demarara have advertised
for leaders for loan of 6 100 900 vepercent bonds
900 each, redeemabe the option of the lender in five
or seven years
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-Four Children Drownsd at Fort Plain.

FoRr PLAIN, Aug IS Thee children Of Mr. Peter Con-
CHER drowned in mill pond in thus village yesterday
afternoon They boy aged Ill, and giris aged
respectv IL and Ii years The boy falling into The
pond the girl, tried TO him, and all persisted before
assistance arrived.
A boy, tnane unknown) from Lockport drowned
from canal boat In our lock last night.
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United States Patent Once.
Auausr 10 1857

IN the petition Of Elisha X. Root Of Hartford pray
eng s ne % an s% Ss S
eyes Of axes hstchet Tor seven yes fom the
III. ordered the said be hear. oe.
appear cause any they have
said petition ought not to be granted.
Once 'he objections specially SC. or, IN writing At least TWEEN
hearing must taken and transmitted IL
eordanee with the rules OF the oce which will be furnished
Ordered, also, published National Ine
epa Express. New Yos city Ansay s's. Re-
. Albany New York couran. Hartford Connecticut, and
ye weeks previous the first sp Of November the day Of
raos. EwBANK
Commissioners Of Patents.
bill. TO The Patent Once, with containing This notce
~ Dennard Meekins William Meekns, Emily Mrekns,
susan s,n DE circuit II court for Dorchester county sitting
The object OF this suit to decree for OF certain
The certain John MeeA. late Of said county
sS @ o %s q ssSa s .ss
Thomas M.ekns bernard Meekin and susan Smith that the
MaSy Point" lying being and on Tar S.
70 Il. widow
her life time tina, The said Elizabeth departed life
n.e%arsd with he said Stewart vetsn;
law, the said william Msssin. Emily mssins
len the ss,s Maryland and reside in
be bcneht
parties he
Of this court for The purpose Of dvson Of the proceeds amongst
those entitled thereto
1t therefore adjodged ordered, by
circuit Dorchester complainant
cory OF This order be inserted newspaper published
Washington city once in each Of five weeks before the
fifteenth day OF September giving notice sn defendant
vng, and TO her he this
%ss on s' a a Sas o.
the premises and show cause ~ she they have, why
decree ought not 10 pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE.
s.nurL ID. LIZ Coxrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Tesc
Ausil-iaw5w FL. HENRY, Clerk
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MADAME GOODALL,

Late MHe lie Petit from Europe and pupil Of Sig LaSlGehe Pro
tes'or and Teacher Of Singing.
TERMS per quarter Si5 per dollars An
when join take lessons Two lessons week
Families and schools attended in Washington, Georgetown ane
Ale yandris.
Address Mrs Bays door DOusasss greenhouse,
Aug l3-eo3
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THIS IL to give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from orphans OF Washington
c Of Columbia letter. Of administration
Francis w, Domick late OF Bnenos
ceased All having claims asan the said deceased
hereby warned 10 exhibit the vouchers thereof
subscriber or before the Goth day Of February next they
oese ny law be excluded from all benefit Of the said
Given under my hand this 9th day Of August, 1854
HENRY MAY, Administrator
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Home and Foreign Agency for Patents.
Ofiee y strset. Opposiie TIE Paieni Omce.

HE undersigned associated agents.
counselors consulting inventors patenees
and and In offering public, confidently
favorable The have all been for Officially connected
with United Office.
ONCE OF
merry supnended the restoration OF drawing.
Once and Mr. Ejeschmann
in tbs Patent Once for several in the restoration OF
patents Professor Page has devoted life
Mr.. Greenough agent
OF years Fleisch
known for his abors agriculture
civil engineer extensive knowledge foreign
and has been for resident Europe
official osihe United These
with their general experience in all OF Invention and
and application, their
correspondence and agencies Will insure and
extraordinary facilities for the
their rights and expedition in the OF business
Prof CHARLES @. PAGE, NJ. d.,
Late Chief FIX aminer OF Patents.
j. j. GREENOUGH, NJ n.
q. l.. FLEIsCHMANN, o. r..
WASHINGTON, August ID, 1854.
Aug 15-3taw3m
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by Request-one Week Longer.

by Request-One Week Longer.
AT odd-FeIloucs Hall.
HE public respectfully informed that BAYNE's gigantic pano
Iamas OF Voyage to Europe will positively
next, the 2st OF August which will exhibition
ington.
An exhibition on wednesday and Saturday Afternoons at ss
O'Clock. Fl =
Admission, rs children under IL
Doors open at u panorama moving O'Clock
Aug l5-d6
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Ordered administrator, the Francis
W. Domnck late of Buenos Ayres, south America, deceased
required creditors Of said deceased by
advertisement for weeks, the Union
Test.- ED. ". ROACH, Register.
Aug s-aw3w
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A New Horss - Pstssburg Vt: the Baltinove, sns-
II qn<hanra, and Psnrsyfrnpia Pirr
80 hours express train Of win Caive daily
with the United States mail from Washington
connecting with the fast line Middetown L. y.
irving at Hsrishurrst u, ~. M, 10 dinner.
The train leaves Harrisburg for
HoldaysbuG g. Ahis passengers option
taking either the to Johns'own, thence
stages direct from Holidaysburg 10 Pitshnrr
Tickets will be sold the following points train
York, Wrehtsvillc, Columbia Marietta Mddletown HarsbuF
New Pen, MIersown Peysville,
ngdon HOLIDAY sburg and Ptsburg
This train with Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle. shppensbuE, Chsbesbu and
points this read.
accommodation Of Washington
the bove points, the baggage Of company IN.
Baltimore Company Of
the monins cars nts to receive the baggage, which win
carried free Of charge TO Calvert station.
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct f--dn Ticket Aren't
CIV yrrsr, Ep. MuIss'