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St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

you will only lst me sas dinner with these
gentlemen. Here siss gentlsasen were
biting their lips 10 keep from iaughing.
How did you buy the shsvl worth more
than ten dollars, withuus moneyT Il
80 o. eredi,' m = ~ Ard
90 and eEedi, 3 IA azneans J.
sswered ihe Judgs. fThis ID o
My story. and come, thing liks your
abuse Of Judge Crane this mornins., said
she. How could I abuss the Judgs IL
he was not present r ssid be-. why,
you called him rusty. fusty, fudge, and
old codger,' said she, and said you did
not care rye straw more for him than
you did for YOURSELF And here tho
whole company were in an uproar of
laughter again. But as soon m is q Iisls
subsided, one Of the gentlemen asked the
landlady how she knew that The gentle.
man she was addressing was not Judge
Crane. He looks more like . saips than
o crane ? said she.
Here the loud laughter burst forth o
third time. And after little pause the
Judge said, must confess that aa not
. bird Of very 6ne feathers, but I assure
you that am Crane. and q crane 70
often very useful instrument I saw \
very good one in your kitchen this mcrn.
ing and sometimes an instrument called
crane b Of incalculable use, madam
Before she had time TO reply, some of,hs
gentlemen with whom she was acquain-
ted assured her that she was talking
with the presiding Judge. Assonished
and coufouDded che attempted some ex.
cuse. and hastily asked the Judges par.
don for her rudeness.
The Judge had, by this time, unob.
sered, taken from his pocket the beau.i.
ful shawl. and folded II at full length
ona way, and in q marrow form the o,h6r.
and it being ofa very 6ne texture, an.
peared more like an elegant sasb than
like valuable shawl. When IN TO
with graceful dignity and with q half
smile, advanced few steps toward ,hs
landlady, saying: II is not my province
to pardon, but il 10 my business TO Judge
and | Judge that you and shall hereaE
ter be frieads. And Judge. also, that
you will, without hesitation. receive this
as present, il nos 20 paasn . So say.
ing, he gently laid it over her shoulders
and across her arms, eaying: Take n.
madam. and not attempt to return II. foe
1t was purchased On purpose for q pres.
ent for you.' She hastily retired IN con.
fusion' hardly knowing what she did. and
took with her the shawl worth twelvsT
dollars instead Of ten. .e- {, 9
Here are three parties who had each
Two good things :. Tho Iandlady had .
good shawl and good lesson 30 meditate.
upon-ths gentlemen had . good dinner
and good joke 20 talk overland tha
Judge had good intsntions 10 the Joke. and
good will and ability TO follow up tho
lesson given. e. =
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
CARE OF INFANTS.

The most essential thing for timid
infant 10 10 have 40 absolutely unfailin1
refuge in ID mother. Itmay seem unse.
cessary TO say this. 10 may appear Inn.
possible that q mothers tenderness shorld
ever fail towards helpless little creature
who has nothing but that tenderness b,
look to; but, alas Il is not 90. know
q lady who 10 kind, and sweet.tempcred.
and fond Of her children. Her infant
under sin months old. wss lying "a. Issr
aafuythiId was eager aftsr
Ri. After several attempts
=. lie quiet, the mother slapped
it-slapped IL hard. This was from an
emotion Of disappointed vanity. from
vexation that the child was not "good
before visitors. if such Q thing could
happen, may We not fear that other mo.
thsrs may fail In tenderness /; ia the mid.
die Of . night. Tor instance, after o toll.
some day, when kept awake by The ehild's
restlessnesS, or amidst the hurry Of the
day, when business presses, and the little
creature will not take its sleep Little
do mothers know the fatal mischief they
do by impairiDg their child's security
with them. Ifihey did, they would m.
dergo. any thing before they would lsi 0
harsh word or sharp tone escape them.
or indulge I'm severe look or n hasfy
movement. A child's heart responds %
the tones cf iis mothers voice like harp
% the wind /; and its only hope Gor peacs
and courage is in hearing nothing but
gentleness from her, and experiencing
nothing but unremitting love, whaisvsr
may b iis troubles elsswhsre-Miss
Marttneau.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23
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ny eHcRaE .. KIMe,
ASf4oRAEprRorRIR7oa.

> I4nsss e. 4unscnsKTrow. .so ner .n
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uen I'll y fseeised IoF slor1er perinA fhsa
s.x menshs, and 10 paper Be diseoafinnsd nefil
-. ~ Pls1 except sf ne option ei
TRnms aRlApn.-=ss ssssssy---x xes7gsFpsE.s4z
Or rSe ts6E Elss Insertions, abd - cents G. every
eubeeauehs insertion. Twelve lines Or Tess eoa.
stituts square. II the number Of insertions Be
not marked On the advertisement, Il will Be pub.
lished until forbid, and charged seeordingIy. A
liberal deduetiOn made TO those who advertise By
the year. -
A.. 00p Te receive attention, all communications
addressed 20 this office must be rosr.yAlD.
St. Mary's beacon., 1852-12-23

~9cBtTsHED EvERY SATURDAY, TN THk CITY
o. Ngw-vORK. AT THE Low PAIGE or So
PEE AHNUa.
The daily union., 1852-09-01

feelings the Scott leaders are kissing his foes upon him.
are assailing him from the press and the forum, and
are soiling his reputation with charges they have
a thousand times reiuted themselves The Ie-
sstbe inference from this conduct OF the Scott mana
gers s they have become desperate at the prospects
before them, and are resolved 10 draw the sword upon
all who will not support their nominee IL Is enough
ior them 10 hear that Gentry denounces them; that
Toombs trampes their choice under foot that Stephens
proclams that Scott is foredoomed 1t is enough Tor
them 10 endure when the old North State decides against
them after years OF hard and consistent devotion TO whg
principles 1t is enough for them 10 State after Sate
heretofore whg preparing to wheel out OF line But when
they see indications that Mr. Webster is about TO leave
them they lose all patience. forget his Lifetime service
in their cause, and overeap all the barriers Of proprety
and lecency in their opposition to they have pre-.
tended revere, if they have failed TO reward him
coding 10 the estimate Of his high deserts. which in
past times, with less than present. they have
been proud to avow
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University sG Maryland.

ur ovy am bertu Thur.dsy October H.
II l.sa, sad end on lsi of March, ies3.
Prscpes of sartc Clinical surgery Nathan
n saith, "A. q.
absalstry sna Phamacy William " A. Akin NJ ID.
rs,ncpss Medicine Sam
us thew, NJ ~.
anaiauy and rhyuiolory, Joseph Roby, NJ. ID.
tt.lstro., Richara u. TAoma., n. y.
M.,sa Medsca, Theapsutcs, and Pathology George w. Men-
rr.rt,eai Aurtaruy, nsrxirk n. Smith, " n
the SO
too. 8 rsdaatian $50
p r.s. a aiascAi tn.tructan faculty their com
vssy nsTeofhooS ceatsssnr shu-dred
eighty h~As helanslag asd
saleJ the cav THIS isssutoa devoted 10 the
those d~ss~s which furnish
and puhhle suhlsct cnicsl observation. An
sdaGon aafina pr-snt nmaef, which VIII
rt.t testsa@e
sn rnarscasrt throarhout without zee
tRssaask stsfiai cheap Erpense Of Hvns
In naunsurs - : > awy kll.nuc eD.
WILLIAM q. A AKIN, NJ, D., Dean.
ustrssssN, Nsy rs, lso.
Julfa a5@04wtlEnrt
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nasas ol hs opponent were known II they be
aid "a ba knOwa Henee IL quite idle, and not
seFy csndld 10 attempt compare the position which
Pierce holds towards democrats who have been or
soiefs. the intimate relations which have long
lsis8 bstWesn Scott and the whlg eesoiies, who uod
ioWn Whg President and Daniel Webster for his promo
and their agktandixement There Is no simar-
wh4cssf bet~eea the aitnde OF Scots and that Of Pierce
30 sisnt wsveflEs. iuexplict man could have
oalNed ts Bouln oi the Democratic National Conven.
tion No ee-solsTs sptiing upon the democratic plat
form, noennAtad FrAnkhn Pierce But his selection
chie standard bearer of the Union loving and law abiding
democracy toe woTk Of use unanimous and enthusas
c enting every subdivision OF great
iioaai party. speaklng from aud aeunR upon a broad
aAtoUal patofn FFanklin Pierce wants the support of
who "spiisn upon that platform IL thought he
did oald rrpudiar him with scofn, and despair OF the
fspabe With what pride aud confidence, them may we
~ coarsti PFoad OF party, and condng
Ia a Eontas aud patriotism Of our chosen leader, our
bn hnned only by the bounds Of that digni
aed moderation which an almost habua success has
sht as 10 eKhbL II 10 my most ardent hope that
gallant od perform her duty as 10 merit full
partiei patton Ia the glory oi the coming triumph.
M,ta high regard, your obedieni servant,
Il. LOUIS LOWE.
Wa. a. GAssAwAr, Esq
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Mayors prcopss~sssca.

WHEREAS by act on,red "An relating 10 sax.p sp
proved a5ti July as9 and the act amending
approved 9th April 1888 provided that "vhenevvr
appear animal
the dog kudn city shall be "dsemed ceneaered
mad" %" shall of the issue b.
requiring all nd shall b, confined
In said proclamation exceeding ninety
duty corstahes and swfai fof
XIII and bury all dog going large
procamntion,n sc.
Now therefore havsa been made 70 my safsscoa
kndn ety a.
hereby notice spswsis Of
the dog kndv required he
during thirty from the hereof
corporation In eosrt
To All may found large coua proca
nation. .M e
Given under Mayors Once city Wash
JOHN W. nAURy,
Aug is-dAslawsS Mayor
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Orange and Alexandria and Manassas Gap Railroads
THE daily passenger O'Clock
with y p Sawyer'S lines
o MddlebufE. Uppervis, and Paris In Lousoun Mil
wood and winehe reaching Winchester by hafpast o'clcct
.. Pare through, -.
ny The uaas for wen,sn Fsuquer Springs,
CuPep.r ceurh Courbousc Gordonsve
with the Virginia Central railroad
point thence TO Charlottesville, conveyed by
reaching Waucnton Springs early dinner
touft house O'Clock
OF
Mchs,ond Charlottesville Gordonsvilie, s.
coaches above their
hnsh, and ercelcd line
Mr. Sawyer gives his
and the public rely upon driving and good
Y all points.
Bot Of the above railways laid with heavy iron and
modern construction every The coaches
exesed by any the United provided
guards al Of
House, Penn
Washington and Newons Mansion House,
afa. Rasr 100 lbs per passenger.
Aessaas regularly Win the above and
their arrival IN Astands with dnd omnDuses
from the boats To the railway station
by of roads " numbering
twenty OF and urnng day charged but
The Orange road completed to it, ors mile In
f1qaier and he Manassas saem in Fsnquer county
50 miles from Alexandria.
r.. NJ MIDDLETON, Sup o. and hex. r.. r..
M WELSH, Sup. M. @. r. r.
June il--dif
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PROPOSALS ros Carrying tine Mails OF unissa
States om the s day November 1854
1854 iucusiye ths Cow
tract Once OF the Posi- Once Department the
until the 18th day OF September 1882 be decided BY &
ong on the routes and in te and time herein pecAed
viz;
KENTUCKY.
525 From owensboro' Narrows Long Falls Greek C
houn, Rumsey, Social Hill, Wofthington Bremen
Greenshle, Lead Hin, Fruit Hi, Pilot Knob And chAy
20 tikon, lO4 miles aud back, mes a week, =
Wohngon Is 10 be supplied the going Fruit Hl on s
trips.
Leave owensboro' Monday wednesday and Friday at g. m
Arrive at Eikton day by q, p. mi
Eklon Monday, Wednesday, Friday, al o. a m;
Arrive al owensboro' next day by q, y.
ILLINOIS.
No. 1885 From Dixon by Tour Nashua Oregon Byro
New Milford, Elda, keishwauke, Rockford, hadeu
Roscoe, and Rocktan, Beloit n miles and has1
+
Leave Dixon daily, except Sunday, al ., pm;
Arrive at Beloit day by 5. p. m
Leave Beo daily except Sunday, at &, a. M.
Arrve al Dixon next day by ., a.
Bidders should OF conveyance The mail
required by the size of the mails. Deduction un
the mail for ps run fines imposed per
formed ageeaby contract The Postmaster nav
anpu the O
laws He The schedule, provided aows
rata for additional stock made
No will be allowed should the distance greater
advertised The proposals be poo
10 " the second Assistant Postmaster General.'
For further particulars the conditions OF bidding nj
ached advertisement carrying ss
certain routes in Kentucky and Illinois, &C.
N. X HALL, Postmaster General
Posr OrFIcE DEPARTMENT July u, 1850. Aug 3-awiw
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BY TELEGRAPH.
Arrival Of Me Ohio.

Nav YoRK, August 3l.-rhe steamer Ohio, from Cha
gres with the California mails and large amount Of gold.
is below and will soon be up al her wharf Her news has
been anticipated by the steamer Prometheus.
Accounts in OF considerable damage by the recent
Storm Ia various parts of the North and this State.
NEw YoRK August 3I.-There Is no change in govern
stoekssales OF Canton AT 500 and Erie at sol Ex-
change on London, l04 l0l prem.
Flour Is dulsales ot 5Os bbls. 81 81 81 81 for
State brands Southern, % "A "a So Corn meal aud rye
-four unchanged Wheat is duh and prices slightly droop
ng-sales small Sales mixed ~ cents holders
generally ask 73 cents Oats. AZ I3 Sales 200
bills pork $40 81 $50 Lard in bbls.. III
Cotton frm--saes mddng uplands at l0l l0s cents.
Whiskey, "a a 2o cents. tt
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STEwART viekens and Mary vickens, his wife,
Susan smhfn the circuit county sitting
court OF equity State OF Maryland, July e is52, August
The object Of this suit Of
The bill siaies that John Meekins, county,
departed this life time hundred
and thirty leaving widow Meekn. and Mary
Thomas Meekins, Dennard Meekins
ssid John Meekns seized and called
Marshy Point lying and being in Meekin Neck
ia said county, containing thirty i've
ne devised the 10 his said widow Elizabeth dunr
ber lifetime that the said Elizabeth departed
the eighteen hundred Mar
Meekins yieken
the said Tsmss fife esvne
children, William Meekns Emily Meekins, hrirs
swi that The said William Meckins
under the years;
len the State OF Maryland and
the mpiainants that will Of
the paries concerned
those entitled thereto.
Is therefore adodgd ordered by
circuit court tor Dorchester complainant
COPY of,hs order to be inserted published
Washington city once In each Of ave he
fifteenth day OF September dnda
Hhvng and 70 her heirs ndesd this
bi and warn her or sm this by so
cto on before the fourth Tuesday
the premises and show have, why
decree ought not to pass prayed.
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL ID. La Corrrr, Solicitor for Complainant
True copy-Teste
Aueil-iawsw F.J. HENRY, cicrs.
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Land for sale In Eas.era Virginia.

TUE undssaed being prevented BY om attending
OF land owned by him, has concluded offer
private sale THIS farm !. about Two miles from williamsburg In
emse which considered be
escsshce BY In The William Mary College
this the supervision
assistant bishop of the Protestant Episcopal Church OF Virginia
distinguished have educated including
and ober American Presidents Individuals deou
children
yiciaity.
York Richmond, shortly regularly at
mile. this
might he converted Into lucrative market garden II
woodland, arabic lad valuable
siRKs ard mill stream and there Is abundance Of mari The
i5i
Of land miles this Norfolk
days since, gentleman who the proprietor
Noss offered for 90 land refused
Toe Intention q me who wished TO make The purchase
% establish yeretabie earasn," Se
TRr vsaKTssLK LowEn NIRarM..-We take from
Nosok following statistics, Act tThe
New York carried
(Naros 81 barrels and green peas
Baltimore boats iot week past lave trip 30,
barrels ~ u emaed that mot less than half million Of
he realized
Vegetables frosnth port ''-Hcaraera Emgsrer.
wishing purchase under
srned, al MtilsWsbufg, Nhginia.
Jay a1-iawlA JOHN NJ. GALT NJ. ID.
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALE.-Tbs subscriber hsvint
n determined TO make change his affairs offers for sale hr
arm IN farar county, Virginia, situated Immediately me
e River turnpike road leading from Alesapds W,nehes
our miles from the former place, from Wash
nslon city, District Of Columbia The Improvements consist
large aud convenient brick house, with Eve rooms
kitchen, and all the buildings brick tavern,
wngonstand blscksits shop which annually between
hundred aud hundred y About
hao The tract T. in wood The balance cleared and In rapidly
improving condition The stock hc will be sold with the
land and Immediate possession In
guire o. Daniel Ratcid esg Washington city, o., Dr.
Isaac Winser, Alsrandrs, Virginia.
Aug tn-law5t EDWIN G. FITZHUGH.
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Report OF the Investigating Committee OF the
senate.

The following report was yesterday submitted by Gen.
Houston, the chairman OF the committee raised by the
Senate TO investigate alleged frauds and abuses OF
in Official positions. The motion TO print the testimony
submitted with the report objected TO by of the
whig senator's and OF course entertained II is
matter OF regret il of astonishment, that the friends
OF the administration should have deemed advisable to
keep the facts, far yet developed from the public
eye:
The select committee appointed by the Senate the
9th instant investigate frauds bribery, &c, entered at
upon their duties by calling witnesses before then
and nstitung careful inquiry into several cases OF alleged
supposed fraudulent transactions the part OF persons
in the employment of the government.
'The short time remaining from the day when these in
vesgatons begun until the close Of the session Qess
than monh) has necessarily restricted them within
lmsake in respect to the number Of cases and to
the number of witnesses examined
Severa of fraud and gross improprety alleged
against persons in the employ of the
have been far investigated afford any definite
development OF their character, and the examination OF
them has not been completed. Without undertaking.
therefore, make any elaborate report OF what they have
done, the committee beg leave submit the testimony they
have taken in the referred and ask that It
be printed And believing that the public interest will be
protected and promoted by further investigation OF these
cases. and many others they believe exist they ask
leave their inquiries during the recess and 10
their sitting the session of Congress"
The daily union., 1852-09-01

0-rhe Inerestiag Ceremonies Of laying the Corner
Presbyterian church, Of Fifth and
will place this "Wednesday afernoon al s ocoek
Addresses will be delivered Rev Mason Noble, John
Smith, and Sias H.. Hill, and collection made.
the particularly, and fellow
generally, are invited. JOHN U. SMITH,
GEORGE 4. GIDEON
ANDREW G. CAROTHERS,
Building Committee
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rass.r.ssy .s y,srs.,..

THE % uniyerlV October is,
III saden ~ loo. u9h.
%. sena- = ssess, lssrussss medsrn isngusg-s
nAutn PHILOSOPHY 3, chsnst ard aisfis med
a.
ssryt phlesaphyg 20, lecars-hP ~ snstpnJ.
fnse srhod for each
~ i@nsasss msarsa ns.ss~, ard aths
mates. sss sas.e sassss "fs- ana iesssef sn.,osny
Expenses Teian fe~. p~iA 10 sa.sncs school, ~
suended <ooi tve, 1 e~shi tres ss eseh SIS
sehsa ~ sts.s
ers he ~rnef, x7ssursssnrs ssrssf tasuiyins
~ eiw~~ Tue fes hf ths
ests ef asae.i iscsses, inesasns the as~enas
fs~ ,s1
sod i~ger. neiu6ns sie hsasas roan furnitare
ssd ~~rs~nt @itaasncs ~e, psa IN shss in.ts-n,s IN
shins, g. sis pef s~e.san fesi asd hshi
90 " go snwh l&o
Rens ~ sossrsls zee eeeapyinsa reaw ~ esch.....
Msiepisten fe sss ss 10
Qs
e.sunE.nt aspsite ~ sio rsquirsa ~ sneh saasns
TIE nscssNY ts cghans prAs sonfTs eeoks, se,
cKsSsER nAnsrsoS,
Ang lT-a1wRw chsrnan fsenly.
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EDWARD X. COLLINS CO.,
No. 56 Wall street. N. Y.
BROWN, SMILEY, Il co,
Liverpool.
T. G. ROBERTS & CO.,
10 Kings Arms Yard, London.
JOHN MUNROE X CO.,
#.e.~ 26 Rue Nore Dame des VICTORIES,
##.u. Paris H FIX
GEO. ii DRAPER, Havre.
The these ships will be accountable for gold silver
bullion SPECIE jewey METALS unless bills OF
dng hereo and the value thereof therein expressed
Sept 5-dly
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New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment
wboles.is and retail, for cash only.

New York Fashionable Clothing Establishment.
wbolessis and retail, for cash only.
ALFRED NUNRoE Co, AL Broadway (between Howard
sueets,1 all persons visiting York,
business pleasure, call at their extensive establish
me md . assortment Of
Pine NJ fashionable clothing,
Gentierenfs furnishing goods,
Boys and chidren's clothing, &c,
of description, exhibited Cor sale
pnciple~ which New Orleans establish
p, snd which have made universally popular in the
ard strictly sdherea ffi Broadway, New York.
fsces far obtaining goods enable
offer the choicest and fashionable styles OF garments
ards ow prices
Every article 10 sold under fun guarantees.
No FRoFsThe each article Is marked
ke naA
An descriptions Of eiathng shortest
ALFREp MUNROE A CO.,
t4i broadway, New York,
ALrssp MursoE,l VT
wH D. Ass.rE MAY S-damif
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United states Patent once,


IN the petition OF Elisha X Root Of Hartford, Connecticut
~ for The extension patent granted him the 10th day
December 1885, for Improvement in punching forming
OF hatchets, &C., for
said patent which
IL il ordered that the said petition al
Monday, the first s November ~ O'clock and z
persons are notified and show they have, why
said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons required
Office their objections specially writing
days before the day OF bearing All testimony filed either
be used al the said bearing bs taken and transmitted
codance with the rules OF the Office, which will be furnished
pIicaiion.
Ordered also that this notice be published
Republic, and Union Warrington, D. c. Inquirer Phil
adsphia Express, New York city Albany State Re-
gister, Albany New York Couan a ord Connecticu and
'aiy Bee, Boston, Massachusetts, week for
sve weeks previous 10 the 1rt s Of November day OF
hearing
THOs EWBANK,
.sa.... Commissioner Of Patents.
bills TO the Patent Once, with containing this
Aug l4--law3w \
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Through Cincinnati distance,
trhfch Is done IN coaches
DAILY.
THE fast mail line daily III, q. m,
regularly line the Pepny
Harrisburg the daylight
through Pisburg hours from time of
BALTIMORE This line direct connenion
the Ohio and Psnnyvnna, Psbug Cleveland
and Cleveland Columbus and Cincinnati railroads.
going through from Baltimore Cincinnati in
hours running
The slow place daily, eX, BY
psrure, and until the day, when
passage mountain PitisbuT
OF departure Bald
and with all the comfort and advantage Of having enjoyed
natural and repose.
These the enjoyment Of liberal patronage
from the travelling publc their equipments
those OF any other between The East and West
NOTICE.
Tickets for Pitburg Mssson Cleveland and Cincinnati
'te railroad line" only OF
Railroad Company, Calvert station,
more, and Mt the following rates.
IOblncnhht'.ss sssss..sss..tlf
10 Masslon. ~ %
TO ftbur 'sss.s ..s..s.ss... %
Travellers this Is original
Cncinna its and m accommodations cannot be erceied
h,PRED GATHER,
Superintendent
OrucR RlLrIxoRR AND susauEHASrA RatLRoAp CO.,
baltimore, August ~, ls5a-
Aug 2t-f2wif
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DIED.,

In this yesterday aer illness Of few Colonel
JOHN NOLAN Of West Baton Rouge Louisiana aged
three years.
His friends acquantances invited his funeral
from the National Hotel, at ?, m, this day.
New Orleans papers please copy.l
Smith, Arkansas August, a illness,
ZLA ROUSSEAU, infant daughter Captain f. GARDsKR g.
A., aged thirty days.
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As GAS GAscss suanr psAir halls private
apenr kotrls hfting
psomvuy ss.ea'sd " esessni saS ssPefisnesa ~ess"a
raoaef
Aise slways ksnA h.sA.ons eaupisss q
cbsads pndsna. bssskss As aansesurea " ne rs,shs,ee
Al msamfsetarsrs' psirss q. w. eOrFlFk,
espsrs booze faruissins aryes,s c~svs sssssl
Asg le-sa~9~