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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1852-12-06

SHORT AND EASY ROUTEs.-- Extract of a let
ter from North Swansey, Mass. The people in this
State anticipate Great improvements intraveing There
Ii petition in circulation ssking the County Commits
soners to straten and shorten the road that leads FROM
Rehoboth village to the Devirs pond
sill shorter. There is in contemplation ssking
the Legialstue to repeel the Maine Law | think tls
latter will be the shortest route"
r. l. Temperance Advocate
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CITY ITEMS.


AsusyMsErs, Hrc, rms DAY AND EVENING.
NetropoitsaBsl-f C.aeest mad soBts-
w.acI Ths4ie Cd sss Young Hearts Jesse Rara Nc
Bakc-Ike Pr=fi.eaysn
Nbo's Garden smosds; La Can1 rhioa; De
Sardc va, DIR. Hud
Burae- Tseer-Dasd coppss6edi Meavber. Mr. Burton-s
4ilLrss " -Bfed.
gafEgns MassGaTe Orphan. Dre4m-IooO Nrnefs Wanted
Married ard Seffrd-sca Tgress.
cTsu.-A ''poes, Ip-rnnsen,- iior'enan'hip, &C. "a
so~s-, lAbrsfy-Biysns Galery Of Carl,usB Art
soesiy IL Lecisse or.e Ina Rider &c
~ The weather on Saturday aud until
about 10 o'clock yesterday Yves stormy and gloomy,
with perpetual rain, heavy foss and warm Disagree
able atmosphere. Yesterday afternoon and evening
the fky was clear ard the air cooler.
To TAxrAYERs-The Common Council will
commence the December Session to-day. There are
about dozen railroad schemes the table, and slsgs
amount Of other business Of interest to the people
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~ Mile. Baron, who was so badly Injured
some ,iae since at the Varieties Theatsr New Oseans
by her clothes catching fire died the 10th inst at 81
Louis
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LETTER FROM JESSE HUTCHINSON.
Sickness, Death and Doctors in California
Personal Movements, &c.

C0rTefnoBden Of The y. 7. ITo1nf.
SAN Francisco, Monday, Sept IL 1852
/ arose this morning with light ana OuoyahV
heart under the hope that in a few weeks more
NAV again set sail for home. Home Sweet,
sweet Home How endearing to every heart'
wheresoever through the wide world we roam.
There is 10 place like home. came musIng
along through the streets to-day, singing as l
moved
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NoTICE-be ofocers Of the appointed under the
IN sixth appropriations for tn support OF
army approved August 81 1854, which is In the following
terms and figures, 10 wal;
sEc O. .snd % further eaaed That fer the and equip
finding their horses and forage, OF
the command Of Captain john C. Ere
MONT California during tho eighteen hundred and forty
npOears ho In the War Department. and
The supplies consumed by said volunteers said
eight thousand dollars hereby
opriaied money Otherwise appopr
a-d Secretary War IL authorized ad empowered TO
appoint dnercsted officers Of the
all such claims BE-
and and supplies OF all kinds
furnished command whilst thus engaged
pub eryce and for the expenses o. said board Of officers
thousand dollars Is hereby appropriated
being In sesson Washington, d. c. nohss all hay
ing Unsd for funds advanced ard sub
supplies kinds furnished taken for the use Of
command Of Captain John O. Pre-
mont during year eighteen hundred and forty
present board once Mt the corner OF Penn
syyana avenue and 18th street
Al presented the board not in the Enssh LANGUAGE
English translation of me
The National lnlelaencof ana Republic washington d. me
Boston Couner Boson, Mass. the New York htpfe in New
York eig the fennsSnna Isqurs 70 Phad.lph Pal the Re.
puhlican LOUIS Mo- Bulletin, In New Orleans La;
Evening Picayune in San francisco Cal are requested 10
for four weeks and send Their
copy paper the Office ofthe board
WAsufsaros, ID. G., August IA, 1881.
~ l5-2awsw
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THE being by engagements from attending
by him. has concluded TO offer II for
private This farm about two miles from WILLIAMSBURG IN
James county Williamsburg located hoursbng
which considered 10 be unsuIpas
by William and Mary College Is
under the supervision OF the
bishop Episcopal Church of Virginia. and
have educated, including JEFF
American Presidents individuals DESTROYS OF edu-
eating therefore, nducement
lines Of steamers between New
York Baltimore will shortly touch regularly
a tyom farm; and on that account II
might market garden IL consists OF
valuable meadow contains me
spngs mill and there an abundance OF mari The
VIII al . ISL acres
T land few miles from This am Norfolk Beacon says
gentleman who the proprietor OF an estate
ON York land refused
The person who wished 10 make the purchase was
10 establish a vegetable gardenn ac -
aTHx vssKrAsLK OF LowKR VRoSA.-We take from
following statistics, &c The steamship
Roanoke New York, carried from market
(Noo and 2o barrels Of The
baltimore boats averaged each trip goo
barrels that less than han million OF
money by the shipment OF early
VEGETABLES from this POM ,-R Richmond Enquirer.
purchase will communicate with the under
-igned, a Williamsburg Virginia. - u.,u - -
July 22-lawl5 JOhh m. ehLi, M ID
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ny VIRTUE or DEED OF TRUST, DATED THE TENTH
ID day OF October is4e recorded b. No 49, folio 20
county Washington in the District
Columbia proceed Friday, the I'd day Of De-
cenber O'Clock, the premises Tie following
ground lying the city Of washington and described as
fnowS numbered one, numh(r
hundred and sixty 1884, beginning point on PENN
syvana any feet from ~ 7 street. and running
with said avenue fect four inches to lot No
feet eleven and
back tne Of said lot thirtsfr
feet half inches thence parallel Sh street thirty
straight line the beginning with
Improvement, consisting Of valuable brick building.
Terms balance in three payments,
twelve eighteen and months be
cured BY upon premises the o. sale
complied shall be resod At the
risk and expense Of the first purcbasef - -
WALTER LES0X, trn.o..
HENRY NAvI OR iiN'''
Jas. c. MCGUIRE,
Sent -Qaw Aucnon.er.
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Ann White Wiiiiasa M. rorssr.-In the Cisouit
Court fos Montgomery county a Court of Equity.
THE complainant IN her bin, day
land lying in Montgomery Maryland devised by
hundred dollars and deed
delivered by defendant
OF said defend
number payment OF the
said OF six hundred doa eight said have be-
oi four hundred twenty dollars and
with interest 2lst November 1896
na the said defendant further the said
executed and delivered the complainant bearing
dae with said deed and purpons be mortgage Of the
land the purchase thereof which, the
painani adsseds not sufficient In law operate
the said land
The BILL therefore, prays paper a
equity foreclosure deceed portion
Of land be sold for the of the said which have
fallen aud that the said defendant
sufficient
said day, given by the court
money
DO her; and publication said defendant
resides Maryland unknown
this 24 day August 1884, adudged
the complainant causing this order be inserted
published Washington, the District OF Co
linba 18Th October
notice said object
of this bill him this
before the nrst Monday Of March
hr and show he has, why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER Circuit Judge.
Copy testi
Jas. q. HEsNa, Clerk
sep A--iaw4w NlH .-e4H#
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WAsnseTos, September a. 1854
pk0fosALS will be received at this Office until 10 O'clock
Thursday the 4h November for grading and
wing OF Pennsylvania avenue
Tt Rock creek furnishing ana setting curb
furnishing and laying nag foot
the It's intersection with the streets which cross IT,
be paved viii be about ~ feet The
than less than inches In
bed Of good inches deep, and
rammed will their
per including grading and
we'll the taking the old cutters and Hanging
curbng of New York blue inches thick and
Is edge being dressed beye aud no
The tagging viii be Of in large
pieces from the Falls aud is 10 be laid ON bad
VI gravel Q inches deep.
Fopo curbing will the price foot nca and for
for tagging per SUPERFICIAL including all materials
grading I'LL more than hieen
thai deph surplus to be removed by the contractor
be such OF the old may DC used
a fair price he charged the contractors. -
divided four sections, and proposals VIII De
received The first will commence nj
18th the second from inc
third from thence to
ire al aah fourth from thence 10 west side OF 18th
Proposals grading paving will be separate from
Tagging distinct contracts may be made
Tine work is 10 be within three
under the superintendent OF per-
appointed Commissioners and his Judgment in
required performance the contracts, and ne deva
tionfr om will be allowed
The will opened 10 O'Clock the 4h Of No
Of such the bidders may attend
NJ MS otice VIM. EASBY,
Sent 5-Iawt4thNov Commissioner of Public Buildings.
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THE undersigned have agents. attorneys
couneofs and consulting engineers
and others and IN offering their services 10 the public, confidently
submit that their business viii under
hyoabe They have all been for Officially
with The United States Patent Once Professor Page
once OF principal
merry supernended The restoration Of the drawings by
burning OF the Patent Ohee and Mr. fiescmann
In ihs Patent Once for several In the OF
patents Professor Page has devoted his life
scienee and Mr. Geenough agent
seior Tor inventors for upwards OF eleven and Mr. Fc
well known for his labors agriculture
eiv engineer knowledge foreign
and has been for resident Europe
ocial United These together
with their general experience in all OF invention and ma
chinery patent law and It's application, extensive foreign
correspondence and agencies, will inventors and others
extraordinary facilities for the patents OF defence OF
their nights, and expedition transaction OF business
Prof. CHARLES G. PAGE, M d.,
Late Chief Examiner Of Patents.
j. J. GREENoUGH M. T..
O. l.. FLElSCHMANN, o. Il.
WASHINGTON, August Ii, 1884,
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will OPEN this city, the 18th Of September
and mathematical school of high order He has
south side Of
18Th The number pupils smited to twenty To
his whole them for col
business and professional pursuits From the limited
pupil will OF attention and the
HIM that
this accomplish much Tor their mental and moral
and study than
school of larger number and Of more mscela
lei character.
Terms, $40 SO per quarter.
faculty OF the Columbian College, Col j. L. Edwards,
orce, VIM Gunon, Rev r. W. Cushmhn, d. u,
Morgan Treasury Department; d. IT, " Leach, ESD,
Post Office Department Address The subscribers through he Cay
Post Office. .. $3.50,
sept4-2aw3w GEoh0E o. BAUM
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IhAtLF
THE packet nun the ensuing season.
commencing from this date, between
Leaving Georgetown daily D. M arriving At Harpc Ferry
morning At 10 in time r Cumberland
Returning, leaving Harpers Ferry aa m, arriving George
nept morning at O'clock
omnibusss win h. In readiness. passengers
Georxeiown, 10 convey them 10 Washington.
NQ-psss through, including board, u 80.
Gar 9-dn
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads.
THE daily O'Clock
v, r. lines coaches
for Middchurg Uppevie and Paris in Loudoun county, MIL
wood and Winchester reaching Winchester by bsfpss, O'Clock
p. m. Pare through, S. a
BY ais for wauentsn, fsuauer Spring,
Culpeper house, Gordonsvis, 70
with yirrina Central railroad the nsmd
point thence Charlottesville, conveyed by sawyef lines
reaching Warenton carly dinner houri cnPep
Court house by O'Clock and Gordonsvie In full time neH
Virginia road from
Richmond TO Charlottesville Through fsrsto Gordonsvle, s.
Sawyers coaches shove elegant nfu
Finish, Of other in the
Mr. his the
nexon and the public careful driving and good time
90 all points.
Both Of the above railways laid with heavy iron, and
every
by any United provided with
guards all Of
Potomac House. Penn "
Washington and Newons Mansion House. Aetan
dfia. BaeTlre 100 lbs passenger.
OF between Washington and
Aessrda regularly with the sbove passenger
their arrival 10 Alexandria will find omnbuscs them
from the boats 70 the railway station
by either Of tho above numbering
and returning day. charged bot one
The road comrleicd fortsth mile
Fsuqne couny and the Manassas Salem in Fs.qusr county
m liesh rom Alexandria
r.. NJ, MIDDLETON, Sup o. and Alter. n. r.
NJ N. WELSH, Sup M. @. r. n
June I1--dtf gr
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.The Campaign OF Is4s."

THERE yet hundred
The Campaign Of 1882 political published during
under the Thomas Richie All the
winch entered into that contest faithfully recorded
geher with the official in the presidential elections OF
1914 iStS the fun proceedings the Bal
Convention and of the Philadelphia wiR Convention o.
l6e indeed objects which likely
brought discussion in the approaching campaign will be
found in this volume.
The Campaign folio, IN song boards
and Will be sold at the low pce oil TWO
dollars.
copies hand, those who
wish purchase may procure them at this office.
IuneI -eotf
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University or Maryland.

HE ory- begin Thursday October IA,
L and end 0 March, 1859
Principles Practice Surgery and Clinical Surgery Nathan
X. Smith, M. ID.
Chemistry Pharmacy William T.. A. Akin, NJ. ID.
Medicine and Clinical Medicine, sam
uel hew, NJ. ID.
Anatomy Physiology, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
Richard III. Thomas, NJ. ID.
edica Therapeutics, and Pathology George W. Mten-
berger M d.
Practical Anatomy, Berwick b. Smith, NJ. ID.
500 demonstrators fee $40 marieua
ton, 50 graduation. S20,
For purposes faculty have their
Baltimore Innmary the same street with the UNI
yersy hundred
eighty beds University, and and
tended This institution devoted the
and which furnish
most useful profitable subjects clinical obsevauon An
which Will mate
accommodations and advantages IL Is 10
maricuaieE school throughout the without fee
abundant and cheap Expenses OF living
in Baltimore ms n any Atlantic city,
WILLIAM Z. A. AKIN, NJ D., Dean.
BALTIMORE, May Is 1852.
July 2T-2awtl5oct
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THE COLLEGE 81. JAMES Washington county
Kenoot ID. d., rectorTbe eleys nth
college viii Monday October 4h and
Besides
there in each several courses Of
stately visiting the college for the
the
college proper tutors personal
college professors. The discipline and the
quite distinct but both under the direct
OF Annual charge the college
school gas register &c., apply 10 the rector College St.
James, II. o., Maryland.
AuRI O--law2u
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DOR REST-one Of the most desirable residences
IN city No Franklin Row The locatisn the
and healthy the city. The house Is in thorough
having convenience, with double lot filled with choice
The kitchen large, with fine brick
stable attached premises, fail
ing pump the b, the city affords in the yard win sell
Of the best red and white ash COAL slowed
f Also, northenbroke horse gentle and kind, well
without being
sound between sir ard old and buggy and har
ness, nearly
The will be open daily, from 10 to p, M for in
srection
given ooh of October which
house Of which Is
and modern ste with oil paintings, copies from
celebrated ~ Europe Adescnpuon will be
future Advertisement.
GREEN SCOTT,
Sep l9-sod Aucuoneers.
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CAs, GAS GAs-Gasubing introduced into public halls private
u dwelling hotels churches and description of fitting
executed competent and experienced workmen at
moderate rates.
Also always hand, and complete
brackets &c. manufactured by the celebrated
Cornelius Baker Philadelphia, which will be sold
a the manufacturers prices. g. w. BOTELER,
General house furnishing store, opposite Cueue Market
Aug l9-2aw3w
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Noiice OF OF three additional Land
Districts IN the State Of Iowa.

ctAtD
IN pursuance Congress approved August 1882 ent
additional land districts IN The state
Iowa. hereby declare and make know that The land once
for DISTRICT,in said state liked al the
town RIroN The "N0RTHERN DISTRICT" al
MONIES, and that for the "MSSoURi RlVER DIS
TRICp al KANEsYILLE the sites which have been
designated ~ be President Of the United States
Of Washington this second day
Of September, A. d. 1854.
BY order VI The President: -. -, -.
Acting Commissioner the General Land Office
Sept 3-law6w
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7arosghtO BY rail distance, except ten na
tphfoh Is done in coaches.
THE Calvert daily Ii, p. and
road daylight and
through Pburs hours from time Of depart
Baltimore This line direct connection with he
Ohio Pil,sbug and Cievend
he Cleveland Columbus, and Cincinnati railroads, and by
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati
forty -four hours running time.
The slow line the place daily, 81, BY
this line roach HodasburR = Of the day Of de-
and lie until the day, when they cen
their the mountain and arrive IN Pfshu that
evening" thirty hours of departure from Rail-
aud with all the comfort and advantage having enjoyed
test and repose
travelling public equipments cannot be surpassed
NOTICE.
Tickets for Psburg, Masson, Cleveland, and Cincinnati
e railroad ne procured only % the ~ the Bait
susqehanna Railroad Company, Calvert station, Ba
more, and at the following rniesi
TO ceveaDd...+.. s...s.s.ssss... ~
Massion ~
To Pttsburg ....s....... y
Travellers original ourhn
Cincinnati It's time and It's accommodations cannot be exceed
ALFRED GATHER
Superintendent
oyrfor BALrrxopr asp RusorrHassA RArIRo1p Co,
Baltimore, August 10, 1854.
Aug ef-d2wh
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Proposals for Wood and Coal.

Proposals for Wood and Coal.
OFFIcR HOUSE or REPRESENTATIVES, U. g.,
september a. 1852.
be ultl Monday October
~ O'Clock, for the delivery al the Capitol OF one
pounds Anthracite coal
broken Jumps about the size Of weigh
weighed wegher and deposited ia the
dust before
he teen ay November
Also cords OF the best quality Of
hickory wood ve cords TO be sawed into three
pieces pieces be delivered corded
LIN
the ed the vaults be-
" - - JOHN w. FoBNEY
Clerk House OF Representatives U. y.
Sep lT-difOcL Intel. and Republcl u
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New York Feshyonsble ClothsUg EssabIishmentt
wholesale and retail. for cash emily.
ALFRED NUNROE Co, No AL Broadway fh-twcen Howard
~ invite all lort,
establish
me and superb
Pine and fashionable clothing
gentemens furnishing goods.
Boys and children's clothing. kc..
Of description, there exhibited fpr -nle
principles which New esrsbish
and which have made universally popular The South
and West, strictly adhered York
facilities for obtaining all
offer the choicest OF garments,
and the lowest prices.
Every article u sold under fun guarantees.
No article 10 MARKED w
plain figures the ticket instance
be mnde.
AT.rRrB MuNpOF co.
AL prosdway, New fors.
Aypxp Mursor,}
VIZ DAss.rr May as--damif
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HroTTCFThe undersigned hereby inform the
and the nnblc
into purpose Of making plans, peehcsions
aud dwelling and other houses snd 70 measure ard
with branches ~ house a"g
~ services 70 increasing Dc
AZ n comunrstv. -,
once on side third docvcm mh street, WI es
ons, G,r hnsine from 3, 10 9, }, M
An viii ;. attended TO promptly and ngo1 wa
-, "a o-tr VIM. w. BIRTH
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EDWARD X. COLLINS b co.
No. So Wall street, N " .
BROWN, 6HIPLEY, CO.,
Z. G.. ROBERTS 4 &C..
tt 10 Kns's Arms Yard, London
John MUNROE CO.,
% Rue Noue Dame dcs VICTORIES
+ Paris
GEO. II DRAPER, Have
ships will silver
bullion, specie ewelry metals unless
adng signed therefor the thereof therein expressed
Sept 5--dly
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English and French Family Boarding-schooi,
Waflingion City.
TEACHNG AND sTUDY.Tbe subscriber, with his aids, will
additional young ladies vino will do the
other academic which begins 98h OF Sep
Applications information addressed himiu
the hrst Of september at wauenton Springs Virginia.
r. W. CUBHMAN, A. NJ
Aug17-dlmdhcpn
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THE ,rt university win October is
and end Jane 10th.
Its schools l. sncien languages 2 modern languages
phosophy 5, chemistry ard mssrs med
a. anatomy physiology, and
gerry b moral phoophyt Nw 70, iecusesldp 81 anatomy
school, assistant
modern languages and mathe
macs and adjunct professor Usw and lecturer on anatomy
paid In advance one school he
attended ESQ., $50 each: three o. more 9 each SIS
Nors. for the intermediate class
ssot serior, higher involving
the privilege of class The fees Tor me
ente course OF medical lectures intending he dsseeung
fee 849TF.I
Board and lodgng including diet bcddnf, furniture,
sndscrvsnts sendHnca sii0, three Instruments IN
advance WISHING, 81 $40 session, fuel sad light
upinr l40
Rent OF dofnory, two occupying - each
Mafcuisnon feo &C, sS 10
2ss
contingent dsposl,e Of required 81 each student
The secessay for clothing probationary books sc,
cannot be accurately stated.
cEssNER HARRISON,
Ans I7-2awsw Chairman Faculty.
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Day school for Young Ladies'.
CoTnao Of Nifh and streets
REV. G. n. LIPPITT, A. NJ,
Formerly Professor On r. r. Theoiosol Seminary Ta Principal
This INSTITUTION which thoroughly taught all the
furnish complete and finished female
educaon successful operation The principal relying
Of nearly and
accomplished assistants In every department. offers
fn-uiu ion patronage Of the public
English, mathematics, and ancient languages rom " 70
SO per quarter weeks Modern languages drawing and
music, extra.
Sep l7-eotw
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sEPARATE PROPOSALS. viii be received once until the
delivery Of provisions Ia bulk of
troops Uniied States, Inspection fol-
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Notice.
LrnpArY Houss or Rrrsrsssr.uvss,
August -, ieso
LARGE belonging 70 this Office,
III m. Of others
- II John A. PARKER,
AnaeT-an Librarian House on Representative.
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@. w. YERnY,
Of Washington City.

q. w, YEynY. T. p MitLrp
Of Washington City. oil sHg'nn
YERBY & MILLER,
and 9th Washington Z,
JHOLEs dealers foreign and domestic staple
and fancy dry goods maftnEs, oilcloths table
and bed Spreads Blankets sheeng and houseu
nirhng dry goods generally.
strct, prompt, personal attention given to orders.
Dec 27-lyf
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fS& Sza a6A
SWEEr White Sulphur Springs.-teduced fare
~ cheapest most
be xpedous the Sweet aud White Sulphur
Springs
Washington by Richmond Fredericksburg and Potomac
railroad
Prom by pressure Ma
ryland, Capt. G. f. MITCHELL
Connecting Richmond Richmond and Danyle rail
road.
Baltimore White sulphur. SIS
Baltimore Sweet Springs ~
Washington White sulphur -
Washington sweet Springs. IA
T" Richmond TO White sulphur. MINIMUM. ~
4" Richmond 10 Sweet Springs.
Leave Baltimore every Tuesday and Thursday afternoon
O'clock Aqua Creek with the Train which reaches
Richmond m. the succeeding days.
daily Except sunday arrive Al Lynch
burg at i0k Lynehburg a6h TO Buiotds by
~ and TO Sweet Springs by
Springs nfer breakfast, and mnve at white
Sulphur n. Returning leave White Sulphur ut ~
Springs Springs daylight and
Ito night Lynchburg at and
10 Richmond day BY 5h. 22n r.
Richmond 20 White sulphur. $40
Riehsond to sweet Springs.
obecng travel in the night take extras AT
Buford nd proceed the White sulphur
Potomac, and
Maryland, and at the office
JOHN II. OSBORNE,
Aug s-d2m Superintendent