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Richmond daily times. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1853, 1853-01-04

DEsPoTIsM RAMPANT IN AMERIcA.-We
have two despotsms in this free country. There
is the absoutism of woman over man, and there
is the tyranny Fashion woman. The first
is of the nature of a mixed despotism. The most
imperious fair one can occasionally be VIII eedled,
or flattered, or begued into letting husband
have his own way. But the tyranny of fashion is
thorough, pitiless, unrelenting. No coqaette WINS
ever halfso cruel to adorer as fashion is to the
coquette. No belle is as within steal as fashion.
No sighted beauty can be relentless in the
hour of her fancied ascendancy, as fashion at her
annual return to power. 1t is told, that when n
certain Persian monarch limped, all his oourtiers
limped in harmony. So fashion can do noticing
absurd but that her subjects will initiate it
This winter she prescribes flowing sleeves and
every woman shivers from wrist to elbow She
demands open bodice, and lace chimisettes
come up. Just as, a few years ago. she order
ed tight sleeves for thin or fat arms irrespec-
lively; Or as a few years hence, she will decree
dresses cut high in the throat, whether the
throat is ugly Or pretty, perhaps whether there
is any throat at al.-Phat. BuL
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Local IntelligeucenaCitY Affairs, &c

1.-THE first number of the Southern Literary Me.
senger under the new 1881 arrangement will be ready
for delivery on Tuesday, the 4th of January.
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.Sionifcant from Concord.

The Concord IN. H. Patriot, which appears
by common consent to be regarded as rejecting
accurately the views of Gen. Pierce, has the
following significant paragraph 10 its editorial
article of Friday last
.W0 shall spare no effort to promote the bar
moay and consequent success of the Democratic
party in this State. and shall do all in our power
to sustain the National administration which is so
soon to come under the direction of New Hamp.
shires gallant son. Ia doing we shall doubtless
be compelled to the track of factionists dis
appointed and disaflected office seekers and mer-
cenary damagogues, who, finding they cannot
make money out of the new national admins
tration, as they have out of others, will raise
their feeble hands against it. With all such we
shall deal as we have dealt with their like in
times past while among true men of the par
ty we shall, IS heretofore, know no differ
ence either in respect to locality or personal
considerations, but treat all as equals and
equally entitled to the consideration of the party
in the bestowal of its favors.''
Assuming that the Patriot does not speak light
ly or without sufficient authority, it is evident
that the President elect already discovers the
germs of future factions in the ranks of the
Democrats His organ realizes the fact if he
does no t, that the next three months will devel-
ope disappointment and disaflection as conse-
quences of the distribution OF patronage and that
thenceforward the Democratic administration will
be constrained to encounter opposition from por-
tions of its own party. The discovery is not
new 1t was made long ago when first the mass
of hostile elements were professedly, bound to-
gether for common purpose; but it is worthy of
note that an anticipation SO uniformly den ed
when proce edng from Wing pens, is now adj
mi ted to its full extent by the s.home organ"
1t will be seen, too that the Patriot reiterates
the determination of the new Executive to "know
no difference in lthe sdistribution of favors.--
Should not 'principles' be substituted for ''per-
sonal considerations" however? And with that
nlternation is not the sentence designed to afford
special consolation to the extremists, North and
South!-RepubHc.
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Baisose sad oAso rasoad from Baors to WAs<iins
mSe'Ns nsfs @H ne and sndtl Ncasrs " As
uaon tine Q" hs OAio, andfAs stages 10 ZanesrtLs &c.
Hs expeditions line being thoroughly completed,
nnsiix OF the Board
eAceent ORDER the
ected to M advantages The scenery upon
th ioad - of the and character
Inc express mall train baltimore daily and
rrcty through Wheeling $3.50 mcs) In lo ~ hours
eaalng All stoppayes, arriving there day
assabgeI leaving baltimore lodging
norning " 'F7 =
re connect trains, hingon at o.
aha ,, daily the Baltimore this wash
Al wheeling the unvaled Of Union line
which have ju been completed for this route, form da
l9n WIN the and down the Ohio Gin
cinnau ana Loussie where for Nashville, kc
ing further 1T
Pass for Columbus prefer Gin
cnnau) and other Ohio d.
rect nom Wheeling Ohio excellent
the best Of the National road Zanesvc and thence
by railroad
Passengers weIsviie Cleveland by steamboats,
railroad will also find this most axceae foute, there being
resas and speedy conneAion ut WhSsng aud from those
places.
Or Baqgnae through Washington Wheeling
charge for transfer of passengers baggage.
Pare by through anywhere
rou,e) from Washington to Wheeling 80 59I CINCINNATI III
to IouisvIiie, Ga.
Tickets be had OF Mr. Parsons AGENT the railroad station,
Washington, and Of the other agents Of the company.
WIN. PARKER
May lI-dT General Superintendent.
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Fasauiss wnis, sulpnar springs.

Nv o District Of Columbia. Fl y
open the reception OF ssiefs The
well estHbshed and by many
IN the State The buildings are
upo large scale with spacious pocoes, ball
pao paved walks and covered shaded
by beautiful
music been secured and ample
supply liquors. and Which the country
will cndeuvor make the Of the
able possible.
Terms Of board follows. sa for ending
for tree months, $685. for nons $50 70. one month"; $3o Tor
two weeks i6 week. $l0 day 81 75 meals and odg
each, Children twelve and
half price. No charge children under Horses, 80
0iO The best wines and
having obtained corkase Of 81 boe and proportion for
will be charged a that shall be brought to the
place by otheTs. Bills payable weekly, t..s IL .a
Ale eight O'Clock msrniDg
Sunday Waenon about and half hours
where rstae line OF stages will take the passengers Immediately
Springs half miles Nc Adanzrd road
Alexandria Washington time for ths evening train
Baltimore An ain at before
Bealcton and hall hours when first
coaches will take the about nine miles to
Springs good road Fare by either route from
Alexandria the 5pns 81 so Travellers who by Cor
which place they the and get 10
Beaeton Ia tuy where coaches wilt take them
Immediately the Springs thus making TWO daily lines from
eaieton from Warrenion the Springs Persons
cxanda, Springs by Of the
evening Richmond the Springs
by ny the Godonsvie they sleep Cul
pepsr and the SPRING. about
coaches will from the Springs New Market three
week, connecting Ganes's Cross Roads With the Win
THOMAS o. FLINT,
June l7-3aw4wf #t#sa 2 Superintendent.
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TO OUR sUBsCRIBERs

Inc nASe Of will be our toohs,ohh
psymeAi Of Tue subscriptions made In advance.
Dlssaa Subscribers us money BY letter. postage
whsah su b psa BY m ssf
GaAsalpptoa. .t..ar. #....f
The COUNTRY fAPEh Is published weekly duIing
soHs OF Congress, Aad semi weekly during M
Subscriptions for period iess than year
terms psopostoned 10 the above annual " ..'
o. POsTMAsTERs as our agents ana N
esds DAILY subscribers $50 enclosed OF
SEMI WEEKLY S25 RVS WEEKLY
subscribers, with $40 enclosed will be eatusd copy
edition they furnish subscribers for, gratis.
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OFrcE Army CLoTHIsa AND EouipAGr,
Philadrlphia, June 10, 1858.

Army CLoTHSa AND EouirAGE,
Philadelphia, June 49, 1853
SEAGED PROPOSALS. will be received At this o6lcc
y 2ob day OF July for furnishing
the following quantities Of Gotten duck deliverable
United Clothing Equpage depot Schaylkul Arsenal
required, before The 3 OF October next VIZ
duck inchea wIde weight IAN Oz
per yard, wall and common tents
1000 yards duck 2eh inches wide weight 10 o. per
yard, for wall tent flies
1900 yards duik, 81 inches wide weight i5 o. per
yard for hospital tent hicS N.@ssr.
IN all
respects standard PATTERN scaled in this ohee
Samples additional Information upon
subject may desired by manufacturers wishing to
offer proposals.
delivery viii be retained until
which be forfeited to the Uni
dcfslcaon the OF the contractor IN u
and sipulations Of the conifaci
proposals, the fuhment
of which securities viii be required
containing hhoud be endorsed Proposals tof
Army Supplies, !" addressed 10 -..
- - II. CROSMAN,
June 22-3awts0 July Major and uuartlrmAser u g. A.
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Metropolitan I..ilre.d.

PURSUANT 60 resolution OF Board Of Commissioner o. The
Metropolitan railroad, aud OF the isgisia
ure Of the sac Of MaryianJ January session OF 1855
entitled " An Metropolitan Railroad Conps
hereby gwen the said 10000
shares loek having aken required BY said act I
the the the books suhscp
os 70 The capital stock ,he said metropolitan Railroad Company
will ba Wednesday, bo
open July,
elusive the O'Clock,
respectively public
that duty. .1.I
I..#I BY order of the Commissioners: LreaNH4 ~.
W. w. sEAToN, Chairman
FEAscIs Dopes, Secretary Il Y"
The National lntegsaeer the non and Republic, Wash
!ngoni the Advocate t;rogelown ID.
baume WIN please insert the abov. advertisement three
week ul the I'd July The JouTaa Rockville Montgomery
county te Herald, CitxeD Frederick;
I'm Whig Mddeown the Odd Fellow,
aid and Tmclght the
own iiasesown wiz respectively the week
June % cold
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lis TREASURY Dsr June I, lss3
DRoPosAs viii be received Uru shc l-i
Of August next at O'Clock fo' the ccn.trse'on of the
ofcr Wilmington Driswasv, according
tne hossph.d drawing. and printed .pscnc.ons rparS
Ar,ui r. vounf Me
February a. 1859; said
whole bung dHereDt Kind.
the reject se
invited, Omitted sses r1u
Eighty of the work md
furnished aece.dg pics tsnd be asesned
the win be paid and ~
retained until the cspe'ion OF the contract and the
sccep,nac~ ef The werk, Ac., by the superintendent
~ he awarded builders mechanics
oher by
Of th~ III forfeiture o the
Every voposs painted Ny wvisea
responsible tccsnsd
the United States district Judge of the district In which
Persons rss6s that Inc bidder % when eqursd ~ hts
sal secsed and bosd with and
snceni in the si5 600 for Its fau, pcrcvm
IH
Lithosraphed plans, working specific
can be had and examined, ting
Posed work b- cbt,neH this Department.
ms custom hyss- Wtissinssop Dels AfN tkF
The proposals he sadr"seed tbs
reeretay Of
at 'Vhmsreou. D.iawsru.)
~ on ". day hysafr receiving tho in the of tho
tsdder', h nny shai, so present tEl a's it l
sEN- fNI q ~ 8NftN JAMES GUTHRIE
4 'nhe2-1awtAngi Secretary of the Treasury.
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Law school OF Cua,b~rlxnl University, at Lebanon

Law school Cuo,bs srisnd University, at Lebanon,
TcnneSsc
FACULTY Hon. Abraham Caruties late OF tho circuit
l. judges OF Tennessee.
Green Of the judges the court
Of Tennessee. 3 .
Ridley, Of the chanccors Of the statn.
Judges Cau.rs 9rscn des e their whole time exclusively
20 ~. school,
Plan Il. Daily examinations Of eaeh class the
No Of lectures bui explanations OF the
OF the examinations
Weekly Law and equity, which
roencs OF facb given by probes
through NIL the known In uctual
The framed require them
dees willis records NIL OF documents be read evi
dence in the trials Some OF the taken by sppea 70
which is held monthly in the class, and in
public the end of session The students act US clerks ser
jurors and chanceors, and other official
pacies their suits #
The first the Third Monday IN Sep
Thursday February The
the succeeding Monday in February and ends second
Thursday in July. .Htr s4 HHtt -.
Expenses per ssrsion-Tu,ion $50 in advance
fec So boarding abcu, $50 Students furnish their books,
which be had in the Lebanon bockrtot-s.
Fonr sessions required to complete the unless the stu
den advanced class No previous study required for ad
mission There four regular classes Students may cnsr al
any time during the collegiate year. .th,.
Theirs legislature CONNECTED win the school
Number Of students last collegiate Year eghty-six
as.p #.Es.fs n arss. ROBERT l.. CARUrHERS,
Feb ll--eoly President Board Of Trustees
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VALUABLE and Improve Farm in the yiclntty Of
Washington SacIhe uudeisigned offers for sale "Wood
stock the farm which she resides, certainly OF the most
valuable and highly improved the vicinity of Washington IL lies
Columbia miles
road OF the leading the and is in the imme
Young Addison, Barry,
Jenkins bson, and the horpita contains three
hundred seventy about hundred OF which
cleared and IN cuivaon aud the residue heavily mbered The
cleared land well enclosed divided Into seven eld Ia each OF
lime ahcs stable manre and have been used on This land
within three and a
produce he returns There are MY acres Of bottom
fifty about seeded
in wheat improvements new Of large and
dwelling dairy houses, oytrseer'r and
houses ouibudngs
.ary purposes Of the farm o: the farm and farm
dngs will be Immediately long dit Will be given,
desired, for portion Of the purchase money.
For further particulars apply to John Carroll Hrent eq attorney
law street. James Mcclure Pennsylvania
10th street, where plot of the property be ssen o.
on premises 10
Feb l0-2nwN ELIZABETH BRENT.
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Notice or the OF Land Districts
"A CALIFORNIA;.

WHEREAS by provisions OF Congress approved
w lS53 provide for the
c public lands in California, the granting OF ngh
United states
authorized his judgment public
cqas and In the ab-ence fur
legislation Of subject divide the
into three aud distinct land
discu shall determine 10 be enbr
Upfe and Lom~ o the UPrc Middle and
OF the State and whereas on u consideration,
public impeHveiy requires that least
dsiriefs shall be established IN that atstsi
PtsKcg President Of the Uaited
do hereby declare and make known, that
be
public The parallel Of the thirty
Of land ONCE
ief shall be established AT BKnoiA and thai ior the
loper lpiricf At Los AsesIos. 4.#-t
my city Washington ts twenty
day OF March, a. u. 1883.
by the Presidents
s FRANKLIN PIERCE.
Wilson, Commissioner OF the Lhnd Office.
Mar aJLoaw.hno
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s"reror 1rd Eecrore~i H~yer' Ferry
80 ~ Wassfngssr Cffv HN.. 7 y
TIE vel snown swin ssfc, and comfortable ream packet
IIatper. Ferry lcsv,rr uaroe,,. rs ~ :. aaet = NJ snd
rvs At WUifnh1oh cy o'ciock n. m. eHt"taa tH =
Th~ wni i~svc
h % nninr np ONE IN, md down the next trcKuIry,
Passengers h. favorable
cptnniy of enjoying hr besuini scenery rosc BY dy
light ~ ss3''f 'ft ~ t,.i.l - II n ~ ~ -
( From usrrer'- Ferry to Washington -, aen.g-a n y.
o5-d9m.
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All newspapers through the Office
bills OF Isdg will bo tia day Of sailing.
An experienced surgeon il attached 10 each steamer.
For freight passage, apply to
MoLLEk, SAND, 4 RIERA, % South st,N y.
.@.. q. A. HElNCKEN CO., Bremen. .a.
MARTINEAU, CROSKEY, < Co Southampton.
WILLIAM i5ELlE, Ilavre.
I,n1 diy
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u eODRy ~ CO.. Mercs.ss T.siers. scsGhth street
II, prepared 10 erecus
best svle.
pains ss he render subtraction 20 those who may
nvov willis ran. a3ta'atl1iAf - &'t1a 'tNt # =
Juns H-eo2~
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Two NEW BRICK HOUSES PoR RENT,-Two new, eyby
situated modern h-us with marble msntci. fixtures
each aud every
private qnte family, will be rented upon favorable
punctuai tenant, on application TO
Y. N. sTRATTON,
Aucuope~r and Commission Merchant,
South side Pennsran avenue 9th and io
An
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TO CONrRAC'rORs.
oyuor JANrs RIVER AND KAxAwnA CosrAxr,

Richmond, June is, 1853.
SEALED proposals will b. received BY e underned Bschan
y csunty Botetour, Vhsnia, until O'Clock
locks culverts
OF the canal om buchanan TO Craiss creek. .a.
Besides
reservation oftwen cent hs monihy es'ms,es, the
will required ample security, satisfactory
board dccor for The completion Of the work the time and In
specified In the contracts. III IL H9aHE
will be- exhibited by Edward Lorraine
Duchanan and specifications will be delivered
also the Company' oncc In Richmond, and se
day July. illt A
consderauon OF bids
day August when rasactay the sevsrs jobs above adve
iscd will be let.
f1'T #.U#H WALTER GwyNN,
June 21-3aw3wdkc Chief Engineer j. Il. 4 X. Co.
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pEFRIGEIxATOIss.

DEFRIGENATOIta-Tb subscriber has Just received
n supply universal rrfrsesors manu-
OF Philadelphia and which received
Metropolitan Mechanics institute Of this city,
conceded by those who have examined used this rese
decidedly article IL arranged
provision entirely separate removed
OF current OF cold AIR
circulation around each ves.s and within each npari-
while, simple ysusns contrivance tho complete pu
nty OF the whole apparatus Is insured -
For sale at prices privilege of being
turned ifihey do prove an way satisfactory by
rf. q. w. BoTELER,
Apa7-tf Iron Hall
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REts known IN ali y~h"u it s~.y c"no"rn, shss the
undersigned WILL rules Of this GcnsA Land
Once Washington apply In due time TO said ONCE for GER
6cates of scrip in lieu OF The following land once military
2gb, a9o6 307 5,072 $685. 3ys6S
5s3 800, <g as 1884 and t.%t, the original. Of which s
in Of the revolution, and belonged 10
Ryood deceased and have been neither located
patented, but casually lost destroyed .
hm-elfsnd for other heirs Of Wm Reynolds, decd
Ropsosp, April DO, 1859 Hf#4#
Ap 2i-iaw3m
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Ew SPRING GOODs.-P. w. BROWNING m efcbsn
tailor under United States Hotel, her leave call Tic
OF the citizens OF Warrington, and anRe bis superior and
we'll selected French cloths
the Being determined
the uesi r,irnt the popular principles of low and
VIII offer whole Of clothes
sn and o and thus prevent the necessity o 70 the
called cheap stoesn for lie has spared
goods be urpassed either
coor, qualify With thanks friends. liberal
the MM3i-3pwtf
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A CARD.

THE undev.isnsd purposes kentucky Illinois,
Il Indiana western Of Virginia, upon
aud inform his fend- aud the public that he viii
business with which
intrused lie will brief in Knoxville Nc
Mnnvie Snsbvs IN Tennessee; LaInsion, Frpkfor,
Louisville, Msysvic, Kenfucky Springfield, Illinois
Lafayette, Indiana and the counties OF Wood Jnckson Writ
Glmer Western Virginia Persons desrou have co,c
other attended nvsvd them,
selves Of this will please address the undersigned
postpaid before The 2h instant The business OF his ONO. win be
copinued AZ usual laring his absence. e.. #Es
CHARLES DE sELDING,
-s..t E.H FL 7th street, opposite Odd Fellows ifsIl
Washington, June 18Th, 1s5J
June lt-eodrs7 -
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NOTICE TO TEACHERs-Thss situation of principal ofhe
Central High school OF Baltimore will be The end
Of obtaining suitable
institution the opoa'ns Sepcmbs viii
apple Tor the Communications be addressed
70 INC o0""''ss on ''' JOAN MosMowss W s Chairman
ALEX B. COROOk,1 a# y
4 s;aI ToyrR "; RRussAk Committee.
w. @. KNOWLES,
May 22-aawtstAss.
I AW NOTICE.-sIDNEY a. BAXTER, hate attorney general
~ Virginia has resovvd 10 Wsshinson Ptsctiss law
Of tha District OF Coamba and sncsd
business conhded 10 him.
once ia building ~ street. ofrenn.yIva-
nia avenue. #HfAH#@ e
Hon j. J. Alien, .a.er lion. WIN. Daniel,
Hon. Richard Moncure, Hon. q. H. ssnueis,
Hon. O.. II Lee of the Court Appeal. Of yrsaia.
To Judges ~ the Circuit Couts Of virena.
To the and members Of Congress from Virginia
June l1--lydswAw HE .alkl#ts @f#
GLOBE INSURANCE. COMPANY, Uuc~ New York.
VI sganst transportation. o. r..
covsSrsr PRESIDENTS iomr Hsows sser,,wy, % r., n,yo
May I3-2awu Seventh ST., opposite odd Fellow Hall.
Home and Fsresgn Patent asd Csner.i Agency.
etEEe. MICHAEL. NoURsE Co. j sE -atl.
ofcc souwess u nearly opposite the
ri General Post Once, Washington, D.
n N. give ,hr sueutis~ 20 the prosecution o c'nlms
wtrther brsrc Ceogrr sne supreme
C.u,i Departmental 70 hs procuring ~ patents
rht4 w be moderate srd reSnsssd BY the nsne
and .stcns of seIv,c rendered. I1.it ~ stAi
n.nt Of Europe charge business w which be
"ay oe '"'"''"' MICHAEL NoURsE,
JAMES MoRss,
CHAs. r. sTANsBURY.
soic,,o, and i.s, adviser, r. II, cILLET. afl we
'""' -" 80 - -
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RY Letters sassnt secured in
garments, discovery medicine eiec
ti OF the day. They reIrve without shock In
ntaneouy sch head and tooth
ache eunaiic paina tic doosux their mild hut
unuous and percepube Lody years stand
nssuch local paralysis compsins liver
xes,rst children
called c~ipg under dcuues
disorders Of the bowels They metals from their on
tions dccomposc defect needle short
NIL the phenomena OF powerful votsc pile The
ductng effects about be folded
pocket book ready will
man his iftme guarding himself family and fend &c, against
at number Of diseases ad complaints In which MID cleo
ticiy perfectly SAFE and wonderfully dy remedy
The price complete chain from VI TO s5 batteries, $40
5f2 so.
may facts. any person easily
Invention acknowledged America
Academy OF Medicine Of New York chains
ped with In the medical colleges the ciy Bellevue
Wards Island hospitals Brooklyn Iiopia Eu
hy the Royal College Of Physicians and Surgeons London
by Academic Nationale dc medecn Paris the Imperial
institutions OF highest ORDER including principal hospitals
Europe. N#
The propfetors OF testimonials .f
all above Institutions America Europe well
the eminent and dsnsushsd mrmbe~ OF the profession
both bemisphere and invite the public examine them.
Gbr scientific OF ,estimous md number
New York Europe,
ofbce. They viii be Forwarded Zee OF of
United States In answer prepaid inque containing Three
postage + r. Hsagr..+H J. sTEiNERT, HN#
No. 5s6 Broadway, Of Prince STREET. New York
Aren't Wa,binon Dr. l.. scbuctar and litb
Balumsre. Charles and WIN. caspar, ~ Nor, Gay street
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA NAlLAOAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS
~ sstl.dlls TT

m after Monday May > 1855 daily trains Snnday e1cepteD
will be this road ugreeaby 10 the following arrange
is stE. -E aI8 z4.4 gu.E
for and intermediate points will leave the
ton, corner and Henry Streets O'Clock,
WaIen,on ~ O'Clock, arriving in
Alexandria at n quarter before O'Clock, g...
intermediate points will
leave Cupepcr O'Clock, arriving Alexandria al ~
O'Clock, n.
xandra before ocl0ck,
n q before O'Clock. I
running Gofdonsvile and Cupeper
with this and the Virginia central roads, Per
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DROFENsOR ALEx ANDER q. BARRY'H Trte0phe-
rous, OF medca'ed compound for pc-srynr senins sotcs
promoting growth cleansing head and
dscsses NJ external &C Tbe
of Bnry Tfcopherou wbeth
for nvxosation
bruises Ae place. s the head Of s preparations intended
like This condered assertion Figures
and facts bear The million of bottles
ecepss cHh, sIo0c0o Th year the VIII srcsed
The OF daily tn. depot
and nanuscio, iB broadway, addsd Professor Barry,
cash, md requiring attention, would scarcely be
believed The wholesale dcgnnd from 20o 70 0oJ bottles
probably exceeding that all the hsr con
Tho whore, snd the liberal
Dealers combine is sales with great raPdy
and made considerable expense
sd TO ,,s reputation well intrinsic value For sale whole
ussufsctmy, iI broadway snd
throughout the usied
West odes Great Britain and France
and Parker lanes L. Gibbs, washngonD o. Sold IN
large bottles. Price 25 cents
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