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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
Maryland Legislature.

BALTIMORE, Tuesday, Jan. o. 1853.
Allen Thomas has presented petition 10 the
Maryland Legislature relative 10 fugitive slaye con-
vcted OF felony in New.York and paTdoned by Gov
Hunt three days before the expiration OF his term Of
Imprisonment
The bill % amend ne charter Of the Canton Com
psny bss passed to third reading in the senate of
Maryland.
We have 10 mail beyond Wilmington, y. c..
20 night
The L. s. ship Raritan, from the Pacific has
arrived a Norfolk; oticers and crew al well.
John Cassidy, captain of Philadelphia oys-
ter sloop Hero Is likely 10 die Annapolis from wounds
received while resisting the officers who seized his veg
sci
q The Virginia House Of Delegates have passed
III spproPriStng million ofdolrs for the ustruc.
1on ol railroad frOm COyngron 70 tie Ohio River near
The mouth CT the Big Sandy River Also bin fucreas-
ing the stock Of the Manassas Gap Rsilruad
John W. Perego, President of the Baltimore
Typographical society, died 10 dag.
Marine Disaster-CounferfeIter Arrested.
NoAToIZ, Tuesday, Jan. p, l553.
The schooner Henrietta, from Wilmington,
y G FOR NewYork sprung leak Itch, and run ashore
AZ turrEuek Beach, near Bsmus. The vessel is total
6ss-esrgo saved and viii be sold on Thursday next
The crew reached here safely to-day.
man named Horace Wilson was arrested
On Saturday for attempting 10 pas $50 counterfeit
note Of the Merchant Bank, Burlinsroa VI and Wa
eomEatted to jail.
The steamship Roanoke, from New-York, ar.
HYed toshy.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

HAIR DYE AND WisS-BArcHxLoR' Man.
uctcry r these articles Is celebrated in all parts OF the
world persons wishing light eegau and durable WIZ
Touree can surely b. suited tbs Hair DYE spphed "a
xusfsntee) OF sod Wholesale and retail at No Wal.
st. Copy the sSeress-beware OF inaitali0nx
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

10" Choice New Crop Green and Black Teas
and White and Yellow Sugars and Family Groceries may
be had in all their variety reasonable prices at FowLERs
large Stores Nos $50 aud $50 Greenwich and IS veseyss
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

~ FowLERs 81 WELLS, Psychologists and
Pubshers Clinton Hall No l3l EEsssu-st Essyy s1d
No i42 Washinqoa=sf. Boston.
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ARE you SICK If 80 the probability is that

ARE You SICK If so the probability is that
your disease proceeds from the stomach OF the Liver OF
the Nerves, or the Kidneys. DR. HooFLAND's 0ERMAN
BIrTrRs prepared by Dr. JACKSON, No l2O Arch~t Pha
dephia, acts like nugc upon Diseases of tho Stomach
Liver and Kidneys and will calm and ghen the nerves
single bottle viii convince the most skeptcal OF the
great restorative power.
FusTHER PROOF.
DIR OnEs Newton, Hamilton, Pa, May 1851 said: 81
have osed myte bali dozen bottles Of your German Bit
tiers for Liver Complaint
resutins nom tho abuse OF mercury wAs poisoned
afflicted with spasnA from the OF thus latter article
The German Bters IL the fret article from which obtained
any relief have also given the srice to many dyspeptcs
with the most salutery results think many more bot.
ties will entirely cure me-
JOSIAH G. You've, Esq, OF Dsuphin Pa, May s 1851
writes Il was afflicted with General Debility Intestinal
Weakness and CostVeneSs fog which used many different
remedies without relief NJ last used your HOoFLAsD's
GERMAN BrTTERs. took few bottles according 70 d.
rections and completely cured hive not been so
healthy for ten years have been since took Of your
Bitters, which IL about one year ago.
For sale Wholesale IN New orb BY.
A. II d. SANDS corner Fulton and WilliamsiS
HAviLAsp, kEESE Co, No 90 Aaidenlane.
Retail by
c. II. RIRG corner Broadway and John-st.
DR. DooLITTLE, No Ia Orand-st.
Mrs NJ. HAYES, Brooklyn; and by respectable deal
esseyeIywhere.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
II Time has sprinkled silver on your hair,
Science and skill the damage can repair.
fR- Five miuutes AT CRIsTADoRo's No. q As

tor House. 10 the whtest head Us youthful color
whether blnek brown. The Excelsior Dye nallsbls.
IL sspped in private a. No Astgr lous aud sold
there sne by dIugkists generally.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

WEr GooDs.--TBoNAs 81 JAMES, No III
Spring ~ having puTcbased from the underwriters the
large cargo which damaged by the wreck OF the ship
Ylnne ling them OF quarter their ongi
nal cost The consists Of Linen DsHssks Towels
Table Cloths SbuinRs, &C. Thee goods Only wet BY
the salt water but the least damaged HOuseseepers
had bettef emhiaee tbs opp1runIy u pnlchase cheap
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

IN The surplusis sold of. Now is the time
for bsrsps irrespective Of cost at any loss trade in
each ssasous new goods only. Selling of, fine winter
clothing ooths oasees and vestings, oyereosts, vess
GEoReE Fox. Tailor, No. $50 Broadway,
cor Anhouy opposite the Broadway Bank and Iheater
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
BUSINESS NOTICES.

ILUsrRsTED Ngws-This popular paper is
puklshs0 to-day ard contains usual large variety Of
handsome eEusyiDes. See advertisement
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

WET CooDs WET Goops!-Will be opened
this morning. another large lot direct from auction be-
Ing the largest and best yet offered By the subscriber Every
article sold warranted perfect being wet only and val
be sold to-day without regard 10 cost q importation BY
improving tie present opportunity IN making your par
chsses you viii save fifty per cent. A q. CoLBY,
No IS S6-ay. between 9th and i0th-sts
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26
$4,000 OF WIZ GooDs AND Day Coon.

N1UWUU OF WIT VOUDS MD DRY UOODs
SELLING oYF WITHOUT Reserve .-RoBERTs l. RgEs
No 1862 Chatlam-squsre few doors below Motts
eivpg the greatest bargains in the city Their premises
are about 10 b. taken down the whole stock be- sold
of without delay. II comprises Closks Shawls Dress
Goods OF every description Hosiery Under Garments Lace
Cioods Blankets FaInels C0sslmeres, Table Linens, Dis
per sbeeiings shirtinEs, Bed Ticks Towengs &c &c.
Aho large lot OF Wet Goods from the ship Cornelius
0rinfe and from the Gre ia Pinest These Goods in
Injured, excepting with water, aud being slightly
soed they will be sOd of at half the original cost Ladies
arc invited make early visit and avail themselves
this opportunity 10 great bargains We refrain from
qnotins prices Il only tends TO mislead Come see and
Judge Ton yourseyes ROBERTS REEs No. G2 Chatham
slusre, The Old original one priee store.
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To- Three hundred patterns of elegant
Wrrps New Mournrr Store, No. 55l Broadway between
Spring and Prinoes Tits stock Of goods will continue TO
be sold at reduced ces until the contemplated alterations
in store.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

~ IAdia-Rubber Gloves will cure chapped
hands spa make them s0 and white Rubber Bleaching
Mtts be while sewing sleeping Perfons who
exposed 10 the weather should provid themselves with
pair Of Lined Gloves MitteDs. For sale ~ BISHOP,
No. 49, Broadwsy at 10 2f7 do; and by HoDSNas No
n Msiden-kte.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1853-01-26

NEw YORK CRYSTAL PALACE Notice is
hereby eiyen by tie ASSOCIATION FOR EXHIBITION
on rHg IKDusTRY or AT NATIONS 70 al parties in
America desEoUs Of contributing 20 tae Industrial Exlibi
ton 20 be opened Ia TIE City Of New YORK in 4sy 1851
An persons DESTROYS Of obtaining place in the Building,
efectsd on Rsservor-sqEar, ia the City Of NevY0rk by
tae Association TIE Exhibition Of the in1ustFy Of Al
Nations are requcfcd % ssud in their Applications for
spsce before the Is day Of FsbrunTy 1885, nmedstey
after which date thr Association will proceed to decide
Applications and sl0f Space.
Zach Application fzrnsh the Exhibitors and
address in fn and whether ne Manufacturer, Pro-
tetr AGENT II CONTAIN concise description Of
the articles offered fr Exhibition, end statement Of tbs
precise dimensions the SYace required: II Wall By
Height AID Length; n Floor Counter BY Length and
Breadth
Applications be signed By TIE persons proposing 70
exhibit ard be addrcsed toe Sub-nbe CT t5e Oee Of
the Association, No. IS Broadway Nsg-fork-
The Association hopes bst sttentiol VIII be gwen % the
exact o. this notice. and that is viii e
carefully obeeyved in making a2p5eations BY order
W. WHErrES Secretary
No oharfe made TO e1Di DitoTs for space allotted
January s. 1855.
NIB Applications from parties in the STATE Of Pcnnsyl-
ysnis be made, directly. to A. d. gcALFISE, Esq
Seorst.y Of Local COMMITTEES no. 10 Wahiat-st Pima
asphis.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Great Meeting at the City Hall

The City Hail was Grove ed on Saturday evening
with the voters of Worcester, for the purpose of
listening TO an Address from Hon. Charles Allen,
upon the political questions of the day, and espe-
cially upon The Amended Constitution
Henry Chaplin, Esq, called upon TO preside;
and taking the chair, he made neat aud effective
speech, defining his own position in favor of the pro.
posed amendments to the Constitution, and showing
in the cearest light that the objections urged against
it by some prominent Wings in this section we've at
variance with sentiment, that they had once avowed
in the planest language, and opposed to principles
that they formerly held sacred.
Hearrayed, ie striking ,ntrast, the language of
Ex-Governor Lincoln, in the Convention OF 1920, and
that which he addressed TO the people of orcester,
IN that Hall, on Friday evening, and showed by the
record, that he who, IN that Convention, proiessed
to be the friend and advocate Of popular rights had
changed his position since then, and had now taken
his stand as the consevator and advocate Of prin-
ciples Of government, and doctrines in legislation,
that he once opposed hostile to The principles of
true democracy.
MI Chapn was warmly applauded throug bout,
and sat down, after introducing hlr. Allen, amid the
cheers of the multitude.
Upon taking the platform, Mr.. Allen was greeted
with that hearty and cordial enthusiasm which his
presence before Worcester audience never fails 10
inspire We publish his rema Ks entire, this morn.
ing, from the photographic report taken Ivy Mr..
Rockwell, of Boston, one OF the most accomplished
Uerbatm reporters in the country, and al hough clr-
cumstances would not permit careful revision by
the hand OF the speaker, those who cad it will find
il to be, notwithstanding any errors that may have
occurred from the haste Of publication, IA most tri
umphant vndicaion Of the Constitution, from the
assaults Of its enemies.
If any man can read the argument of Judge
Allen, in favor of the proposed basis of represen-
taton and after comparing it with that of the ad-
voeates of the old Constitution, or the only dis
trict system which the Wings have ever pro-
posed, still hesitate to casting his vote in favor
of the new Constitution, then he is indeed to be
classed with the conservatives of the stamp of
him, sho who declined to look at the new moon,
out of respect for that venerated institution, the
old one.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07

possibility, send majority of the representative
to the legislature. What then? Sixteen States
of this Union have majority of The Senators in
the Senate of the United States, and vet these
States, including their slaves, have less than one
fourth of the population of the Union. But, who
undertakes to deprive Delaware, or Rhode Island.
or California, of their right of equal representa-
ton in the Senate, because of this inequality of
numbers? No, gentlemen, it is found nee
essaTy to the preservation of separate rights in
these States, that they have then power and infu-
ence in he halls of legislation, and hence it is,
by the general acquiescence of the Union, that
this influence is preserved.
And yet it is just as improbable that New Ash
ford, in the interior of the State and Hull on the
sea coast will combine their forces do injustice
to the city of Boston, as it is that Delaware and
Rhode Island, or Texas and Vermont shall make
a like combination against the rights and inter-
ests of the States of New York and Pennsylva-
MIA. (Applause.)
And alter all, gentlemen, el me say to you that,
giving 10 Rhode Island her equal delegation in The
Senate, the influence Of the Senator from New York
far surpasses that OF a Senator from Rhode Island.
All other things being equal, the influence Of
representative Of a great State will necessarily
be disprupOrtiuned to that OF from small
State. A man of distinguished ability, coming
from where he will, and going where he Will will
have his influence. but circumstances being alike,
who doubts that the Senator from New York, with
that mighty Stale TO sustain him, has an influence
altogether greater than that Of The Senator from
Rhode Island.
One thing further upon this subject Of representa-
ton. The advocates for the District system say,
e'disrict the SaIe." In The Convention, they eau e
forward with their plan, and it was the antagonist
system Of that which adopted. They prepared
table giving the proposed arrangement If The Dis.
trlcts, ON the basis presented by the minority uf The
Convention, which was published in he Dail Adver.
tser, and which Is The only scheme rfried Ivy
them as Il substitute for Town representation. ! ak
yon if you have examined thar And if not, ! beg
Of YOU to obtain it and examine it, and ask yuul-
selves, whether YOU be eve the people of The State
could have been induced 10 adopt it. Let me read
SO much Of il as Includes our own COUNTY.
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Y, NOVEMBER =. 1859
Attention Free Democrats,

THE FREE DEMOCRATS of worcestei are m
formed that their HEAD QUARTERS opened day aud
evening in The neat and commodious rom, over the
store Of Richmond TfowbTidge, next door South Of
the U. j. Hotel, which place they will find the
papers Of the day and good supply OF documents for
gratituuous distribution. The skies bright-the
cause is onward. o2G diff
Worcester daily spy. [volume] (Worcester [Mass.]) 1850-1888, 1853-11-07
Democratic Meetings

Hon. n. p. BANKS, DR.,
Will address the citizens o.
Holliston, Monday evening, Nov. Z.
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NEWSPAPERS.
THE WASHINGTON NEWSPAPER.

w. n. wALLACH AND VIM. II HOPE,
HAVING purchased the Washington city I" EVEN
Il ING STAR" will assume its future publication
from the present date. While it shall be spirited,
racy, and thoroughly informed upon all subjects of
pubic interest, it will be conducted entirely hide
pendent OF party considerations, and without fear.
favor or malice. Ii is intended to make II welcome
visitor IN the family circle, and absolutely necessary
tn all transacting any description of business in the
District OF Columbia and fs vicinity, well as to
those at distance interested i'm knowing precisely
what may be going on in Washington, or what may
be contemplated by any branch or lii any department
or bureau OF the Government.
Subscribers IN W ashngtOn, Georgetown and Alex
andra, will continue to be served with the daily al
s. IL per annum, payable {six cents weekly TO the
Agent
TO single subscribers by mail, for the daily, the
price will be $3.50 per annum. To clubs OF ten So
each. ~
The "WEEKLy STAR" a handsome double sheet,
Will he published at 81 per aiinum. Fractions OF a
dollar may be reBtted by mail in postage stamps.
Mail subscriptions to either edition to be paid i'll
varably IN advance.
The postage on all letters and communications ad-
dressed to the Editors or Publishers OF the EVENING
STAR must be prepaid.
The citizens Of n aShington, Georgetown and Alex
aDdria will shortly he called by agents who will he
authorized 10 take the names and address of those
who WI 10 be served with, enp!atically, The Wash
ngton NEWSPAPER or the day.
The EVENING STAR Office is on ID street in the i'm
mediate vicinity nj its junction with l2ih street and
Pennsylvania avenue, and nearly opposite the Irving
Hotel.
Washington, Jrty5. 1853.
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New York Marbied iron xyorL.

Office and Sties Room, No. Alb, BroudrcU, opl,Osi,e
Aer lidren R.ri!rOd3 Depot, M0ni,tdcioIv coTn.T
o. Oh aUe,.ae and 4,th street, Hecr the CI1tl Pei
ace. Ner IoTk.
F6NilE original and most extensive Manufacturers
OF MARBLEIZED CAST IRON MANTEIS
TABLE TOPS, COLUMNS, PH.hSTERS Loo q
cASES, COUNTERS, sc. Also. all kinds of & Asst
iNGS, for Buildings, such a. WINDOW LINTEI. =,
stills, DouE-WAlS, BALCONIES. &c.
The above Company, having Just compio ted a new
and most extensive Foundry and Manuiaciarv b.g
leave 10 call the attention of AfcItccts Builders,
and the public generally their assortment at Ma,
bieIZcd Iron Man;els, and other Articles which the,
are now producing on enlarged scale; the b.auty
and de>2ns al which, aHd their NquiS finish laI :.
never been equallsr and capnoi bc eKceiled.
The exact Ita.oiis OF the finest varieties of Mar
BILE, such a. Egyptian, Sienna, Brccaicilr Kerd ,;-
tlque, Agate, FRINGE Albert, ia par, PyTcReSe ii ut
spar, White Statuarv, &c, have elected tie I'M
qualified commentator o. commissions an Mail,,e
and fully established their popularity with Tie p.;,-
lie.
Some OF the advantages in this discover con, ia
an ITS capaa:l.ly CT wi,:istandnI q htsh Gcgrc4 ui
heat, OF resisting oils and acids. which siam aud de.
ica Marble and their cheapncss. (hrin. auut u,,,
trd The cost) IN comparison with All other KINDS Of
MateiS; also, of helRg packed and sent with SarIy
Ia any part OF the country.
Inc MaridIng department is under the direction of
MI r. SHoEda KkR, who first introduced this ,.al
liable discovery 10 the public, and demonstrated as
PRACTICAL utility and application TO metals aad nIi.tr
substances. Circulars with plates, exhibiting The
varieties OF pattern, will be furnished when desired
Address orders and communica cations 10
V5-e0 CHARLES CROSBY, Sec'v.
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CANFlELD, BROTHER A. &C..
224 BiLTLliflR e SII2 4 L,,il -

CORNER OF CHARLES STREET, BaLrlNoEr Mn
NE daily adding 10 their rich and elegant STOCK A
"a GOODS, and invite citizens and stranger. n
cal and examine their assortment consisting IN Iat
oi English GOLD LEVERS, of the bc.i maker.
with Hunting, Magic, and open cases: fine Sy;ss
Levers and l.epnes, and silver watches of e,er, "a
rieiy and style.
Rich Diamonds, Pearls, and Other Precious Stones
set IN tn" most approved styles.
Bracelets, Ear Rings, Pins, Chaiains gold F.,b
Vest, and Guard Chains, Keys. Pencils, Siuds,
Sleeve and Vest Buttons with every variety OF lew
elry.
Rich silver Tea and Coffee sets Pitchers Go,Jats
cups, Walters. Baskets, Spoons, Pie, De.crt Cake
and Ice Cream Knives. ~
Fine plated Tea and Coffee sets. plated paskets
Casters, Egg Stands. Epcrgnes Vegetable n,.bre
plated and albatta. Also, alfalfa Forks and Snrnns
together with great variety of Fancy Goods sucL
As rich Vases, Card Baskets, Perfume. poIfIrS E,n
Portmonnaies, Jewe!ry Gases, Caskets and vo,t
Bo1eS Also, ladies and gen!lemen's y, ins De>ks,
% Clocks, Bronzes, Parton and Dresden Gosd.,
IN every variety All oil which can be- had on the
WI CANFiEl.D, BROTHER & 90.
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TOTHE PLEASURE SEEKING pUBI n
PIEEY POINT PAVILION

VNIiIS agreeable bathing place, and ou,e, ,.,.-
Il for those i'm search of health and rational ~.
ure, having been leased by the undersigned xi;,a
view the purchase Oft, ii successful in ms ca.
10 accommodate the public, was opened Tor the So
son on "Wednesday, 18th June.
Many and varied improvements have been re.
~ made calculated 20 promote the coni,,t of o.,
tiers, and nothing shall be omitted BY the Pronr,,,
and his family which can afford the least saii,.ac,,
To his guests. Parents and their children Viii r.
find all the comforts of home in ample proy;s,,'
whst the devotee Of fishing NAV come assured ~ -
every necessary arrangement for has accommod,,
in the way of fishing boats and tackle with mn-"
persons TO wait ON HIM whilst engaged IN m ,,a,s
waiting sport, has been fully made. In asiditinn .
seine will be daily drawn for the accommodating =.
the place and the amusement OF visiters wbiIst r.,
rate hand OF music will he in readiness day IA
night, for the amusement and recreation OF tl.,.
who NAV can il into service.
Visiters from Washington, Georgetown and Al,
andria. can reach the Point ON Monday W,,ln,s
day. and Saturday of each week by means az 70.
steamers Powhatan, Osceola, and Columbia 80
can return on Tuesday, Thursday, Friday and IA,
iav of each week By the same boats
The terms OF board at the Point VIII be- - ia, d,
single day 81 30 per day for three days andlr- il,
a week, $40 per week, and $50 per month. asd
Gren and servants half price
WILLIAM W. DIN
Formerly Proprietor al the Fonuiain
in 7-am Inn. Lisin street. i'G,Ualar-
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Waite Sulphur sprimya

Fifty miles Uc.i II District Of CoiH'.Ii..
VNiiS establishment IL NOW open io, r.,c,jnia =,
l. of visitors. The healing qualities os tiir MAJ
are well established. aud BY MANY regarded -
inferior 10 none m the State. I..s building atr
upon iar2" scale, ,aSteuy arranged. with >a..ni>
poIticocs, hail rooms aud na5ors, extensive ..,,t
walks, and covered Ways shaded by bcacii.ui ti..-,
"A irst-raie hand OF music has been secured aad
most ample supply of the very b,'st wi.as ioual.
and store which the country could ar,lrd N ,,IuY,
regard To price Eiacient, polite, accommodate
agents viii endeasar 10 make ihe time OF quests
agreeable a possible.
Terms OF board n follows: $50 faJ the S,.a.ot ,.,
ing III October; for three months, so: ioT tv,
months, 500; Cor one month, SO; ior two a.r..
sis; one week, SO; per day, SID; inea,s And
lodgings, each % cents. Children under fnrly.
wears, and servants, half price. No chars. a.
children under TWO years. HnTSe>. 5Ucr:t, i..r d,,
az $40 per munth. The yery-b.,g nncs ana lo,,,,,,
having been obtained cUFkas" oi Il r,iII, and a,
proportion for larger quantities. III bc rkaIg,i "a
all that shall be brought 70 the Idaccsy oth,s su,
PAYABLE we, XIV.
The Alexandria aud Orang" Railroad !, nay, CON.
pletcd Ia Narrenton and the ears leave Ai-Na,,t-e
at eight O'Clock every mnrains except Sun.ss, and
get 10 Warr'ntcn in ahoiIt two and l...lf honrs
where first rate line at STAGES Will take t,, na.s,
gers Immediately L. iiie SPRING. siN and hall mis-
over Me h'iaElzcd road; rrtuiIlinI Ia, ears l,s,
WaIreni0n nj n O'Clock. and paSSrnc>r> a.. >,
Alexandria and Washington n time too the ,,,ni,
tr1in 10 baltimore. Another train OF cans Ir,,...
Alexandria at p. IN. AMI gets Ia B.aIci,; m aim.
TWO aud a half hours wh'H fr.t rat ii.. If sia..
coaches Will take The Passengers anst i.ilic MIL T.
ihe Springs, over "A good sig;Hfg road Fare a,
either route from Alex a!ria tostc Springs - a,
Travellers who anme by Gorions Ville VIII la,..
equally eood coaches To Culpeprr cnIrt E0. :.
which place they leave at la the :.rs ,I,d as
tn BCaletun in - inmates. where III. c.1rhg- MA
take tem Immediately to i!,o SIaing~, inl, iL as
TWO daily lines from B,';,,ton, aud cue ffan " "A,
r,n;nn 10 the S!rriHss. Pcruns may bTcakt, "a ia,
Springs. due aud Spelid about four la hlcIadr,,
and return !" The springs by sunset ri the dan
Passengers by the evening train froih Ri"hmond sal
10 the Springs by n"oa the aeNt ,.av. q, ti.e Cog
doDsNlle route. they ,erp n culpe.l, ,lu hnlse
and get % the Springs abG:t mae G.Nt ilaTpinE
good line oil coaches will @, from the sp,ae> 10 Nv
Market three time ySe.'k caliHcciia. az Came.
Cro>s Road WITH the Winchester line
iy92m SUPERINTENDENT.