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ORNaMENTaL AND USEFUL

FNIIE FANCY CUT PAPERS for frames and
L fre-grates, for sale at WIMER' S, are at
tracing purchasers from all quarters of the
District If you want a choice Of colors and
patterns, como early on the receipt Of every
new supply. - Sixth stseet, square from
PENNSYLVANIA avenue. [Newsl iune
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BEDBUGs. ANTS. AND REACHES

"7HERE THE ENGLISH NERMIN-DES-
w TROTER is freely applied, these vermin
will positively not trouble your chambers,
closets, or kitchens, you may depend upon it );
and those who have not tried it will undergo
the disagreeable necessity of harboring the
meigAbors who await themselves of its benefits
Give it trial, For sale only at Winners S,
Sixth street, square from Penna. avenue.
june 2 INews
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NEURALGIA CAN BE CURED.

NEURALGIA CAN BE CURED.
FARMERS VEGETABLE PAIN EXTRAC-
~ TOR begins TO show its wonderful power
Read the following certificate
[ hereby certify that I had the Neuralgia
in its worst form for several weeks, and suf-
fered the most intense pain; various medicines
were tried, but no relief came till at last
got hold of a bottle Of Curriers' Vegetable
Pat~ Ertraefor, which relieved the pain in
few minutes, and taro bottles oniu effected
perfect cure. NATHAN EDMONSTON
Ninth street. between II and [.
NAsHINGroS. May 20, 1853.
For sale by Druggists generally in the Dis.
trict and Alexandria, Va. june
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NATEGE
june

CECOND WARD. -EVANS has just received
~ from the North full and elegant assert
ment of Spring and Summer HATS-Hats "as
is Hats ''-and wishes all and singular of his
patrons and friends to call and examine his
stock. at is the very error of the moon, to
say that EVANS Cart furnish as good HAT
as can be found in the city. Now, Young
America" if you wish to have cool heads in
these exciting times. call and see
EVANS. Pennsylvania avenue,
two doors from the corner Of 18th street.
i;,ne 3-2t
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EVENING STAR.

70 Our friends in Georgetown who may
wish to be served with the Ereuiuo Star Will,
oblise the carrier by leaving their names with
JAMES A. BURNS, corner of Green and Dun
barton streets.
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- Or. cAsADAvANT, Surgeon Den
i ~ tlst, would res pectfnlly inform his

QF7F+* IISO, "ouu Ttsl'ccl1uIIy 1hiOFm us
friends and the public of Washing
ton and Georgetown, that he may be found in
Campbel1s building. Oh Pennsylvania
avenue, between the National Hotel and 4!
street, whore he still continues to perform all
operations in his profession in the most scien-
title manner. may 31-2w*
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The returns from the Sixth and Seventh
Wards had not been received at the time
of putting the paper to press.
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Fars-Fans-FaDs-an Fans.
T HAVE just received large and fine assort-
L ment Of the above articles As the warm
weather is approaching, Ladies had better
supply themselves now.
Palf Leaf Fans, so cents 8 dozen.
Ladies Pocket " 12t to SOC apiece,
Children's School " g. to lac
A. TATE Penn avenue,
je 3-3t between 10th and 18th streets.
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The BARRIERS of Harrisburg have resolved
to close their shops on the Sabbath.
Wyman, the magician, is giving exhi-
billions throughout Pennsylvania.
The annual examination at West Point
Academy took place on Wednesday.
George Sands new novel Mont Re-
veche," is said to be failure.
The Indianapolis Sentinel says that pies
have been currant at the hotels Of that
place for several days.
The National Division of the Sons OF
Temperance meets this year at Chicago
On Wednesday next, fJune oth.)
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Strawberry FealcN. ladies CT
Christ Church, Georgetown, open Straw
berry and Ice Cream Feast, this evening,
at Forest Hall. "a scene of festivity
may be there expected, which will repay
such as may visit it with the desire of not
only partaking Of present enjoyment but
also Of contributing to purchase an organ
for the supply of good music for years to
come to one Of the largest congregations
Of the town"
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CHEAP WOOD AND COAL YARD.
THE Subscribers will keep constantly on
j. hand supply Of good Hickory, Oak and
Pine WOOD, together with the various kinds
of coal. brought to this market. BLACK
SMITHS COAL always on hand
Having facilities for keeping always good
stock, we will sell, wholesale or retail. at the
lowest market prices.
". F. WATERS / CO.,
je 3-tf Office corner 18th and c streets
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Look at your Small NoteS.-A fellow
has been sent to Jail for passing counter
felt money in the city. The note upon
which he was committed, we are told,
was q s. note, purporting to be issued
by the Citizens Bank of Baltimore. The
best safeguard against them is to refuse
all.
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AlTirM. -Generals Scott and Wool. and
other members Of the board Of officers hav-
ing charge Of the subject Of the new
Military Asylum, are in this city. The
board held meeting to-day.
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appointments Humphrey and
Il. Lindsey, of this city, and Richard
Jones, of Georgetown, have been appoint
ed Inspectors Of the Penitentiary, by the
President.
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Reg7ster-McCormick, 346; Pearson,
LOG: Ofutt, l6.
Surreyor-Ball, 40.
decentralization Johnson, 226; W.
Ashdown, 1879; George Page, so.
=, Common Counc'HWm. R. Riley, PA:
Samuel Humphrey, 2ll; VIM. Banberger,
2O6: j. Gill, 165 John Pettibone, 81 :;
S. Yorke Alice, 1O4.
LlcenSe-nO return.
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BOYS CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT

NAV 81.
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Arrive at Urbana by lO
1855 From Urbana, by North Urbana, Keuka Wayne and
Dundee, to North Starkey, ls miles and back, three
tlmes week to Dundee, and 10 times week the
residue, with IL times week supply of Starkey
from North Starkey.
Leave Urbana Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays
,aI61 am
Arrive at Dundee by 10 m, and at North Starkey
daily except Sunday by IL IA and pm;
Leave North starkey daily except Sunday at IL m
and pm;
every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday by 4 pm.
The trips to Starkey to connect with railroad
1866 From Savona, by Bradf,d, Tyrone, Attay, North
Reading and Reading Centre, to Rock Stream, IS
miles and back, three times week.
Leave savona every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
Arrive at Rock Stream by 9 pm;
Leave Rock Stream every Tuesday, Thursday, and
Saturday at Inn;
Arrive at Savona by pm.
1857 From Corning, by Cooper's Plains, Campbelown
Savona, Bath, Kennedysvile, Ayoca, Twelve mile
Creek Cohocton; North Cohocton, Wayland Depot
Sprngwater West Conesus, Conesus, South 1.-Two
mia, LakeviIle, Avon, Caledonia; LIE Roy, and Stat
ford, to Batavia, 80 miles and back, six times week.
Leave Corning every day except Sunday at 2 m;
Arrive at Batavia by 81 pm;
Leave Batavia every day except Sunday at OF m;
Arrive at Corning by liz m.
and Moreland, to Watkins, 20 miles and back, twice
week.
Leave
Arrive at Watkins by ii a 10
Leave Watkins every Tuesday and Friday at m;
Arrive at Corning by p m.
1859 From EImra, by Farport Pine Valley, Milport,
Croton Corners and Havanna to Watkins, % miles
and back, six times a week, with an additional trip
six times week, carrying through mail.
Leave Elmira daily except Sunday at 81 and A
pm;
Arrive at Watkins by IL and 81 pm;
Leave Watkins daily except Sunday at III and
63pm;
Arrive at Elmira by m and u m.
1860 From Elmra, by North Chemung, and Erin to Ca
yuta, % miles and back, once week.
Leave Emira every Tuesday at 6 sam;
Arrive at Cayuta by II a mrs
Leave Cayuta every Tuesday at pm;
Arrive at Elmira by p m.
1851 From Elnira, by South Port seey Creek, Webbs
Mills, French Mills (Pa) Daggett's Mills and
Rutland. to Mansfield, 26 miles and back. once
. week. with second weekly trip to Daggets Mills.
Leave Elmra every Wednesday at am; 80
Arrive at Mansfield BY II m;
Leave Mansfield every "Wednesday at pm;
Arrive at Elmira by pm. -s..-' ~.,t + .ss-~
The second weekly trip to Dasgetfs Mills to be per-
formed on saturdayal
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Leave Caledonia daily except Sunday at 10 I'M;
Arrive at Canandaigua by III
Bids to by different schedule from the foregoing
will be considered.
1862 From Fishers, by Mendon and Mendon Centre, to
Honeoye Falls, IL miles and back, six times week.
Leave Fishers daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Honeoye Falls by pm;
Leave Honeoye Falls daily except Sunday at II
Arrive at Fishers by p m.
1868 From Rochester, by Greece, West Greece Parma,
East Carksop, Clarkson, Murray, East Gaines,
Gaines, West Gaines Oak Orchard, Rdgeway,
Jeddo, Johnson's Creek, Hartland, and Wright's
Corners to Lockport, "a miles and back, six times
week.
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday at 81 am;
Arrive at Lockport by IL ] pm;
Leave Lockport daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Rochestefby IN.
1864 From Rochester by Spencepor Adam Basin, Brock
port, HoIey, Hulburton, Hindsburgh, Albion, Eagle
Harbor KnowlesviIe, Medina, Shelby Basin, Mid
dleport Reynolds Basin, Gasport, Orangeport Lock-
port Pekin, and Suspension Bridge, to Niagara Falls
rs miles and back, twelve times week.
Leave Rochester daily except Sunday at m and
2pms
Arrive at Niagara Falls by Lob and 81 pm;
Leave Niagara Falls daily except Sunday at m and
l01 am;
Arrive at Rochester by lO3 and II
1865 From Rochester, by landlords Landing, to Charlotte
miles and back, six times a week.
Leave Rochester every day except Sunday at II m
Arrive at Charlotte by pm;
Leave Charlotte every day except Sunday at ans
Arrive at Rochester by 81 m.
1865 From Rochester, by West Webster Webster Onta-
rio, Williamson, Sodus, Alton, Port Glasgow, and
Huron to Wolcot, As miles and back three times
week.
Leave Rochester every Tuesday, Thursday and satur-
Arrive at WoIcott by pm;
Leave Woscost every Monday, Wednesday, and Fri
day at IL m;
Arrive at Rochester by II P m.
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1880 From Clean, by Portvle Ceres Little Genesee, b.
liyar Richburg, Writ and Nile, to Friendship, 80
miles and back, tr-weekly.
Leave Olean Mondays Wednesdays, and Fridays at
Gam;
Arrive at Friendship by pm;
Leave Friendship Tuesdays, Thursdays and Satur-
days at 6 m;
Arrive at Clean by p m.
1891 From Cuba, by Rawson Rushord, Farview, Free
dom, Sandusky, and China to Yorkshire, 80 miles
and back, six times week.
Leave Cuba daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Yorkshire by m;
Leave Yorkshire daily except Sunday at A. an;
Arrive at Cuba by p m.
1882 From Cuba by Black Creek and Rockville to Bel
fast, "A miles and back, twice week.
Leave Cuba every Tuesday aud Friday ats m
Arrive at Belfast by 9 an;
Leave Belfast every Tuesday and Friday at 10 a m
Arrive at Cuba by II m.
1888 From Cuba, by West Carksvle and West Genesee,
to Portvllle, Is miles and back, once week.
Leave Cuba every Thursday at am;
Arrive at Portville by Gam;
Leave Portville every Thursday at 81 a m;
Arrive at Cuba by II m.
1884 From Belvdere, by Transit Bridge, Belfast, Oramel
and Caneadea, to Rushford, 20 miles and back. six
timesa week.
Leave Belyidere daily except Sunday at aam
Arrive at Rushford by M;
Leave Rushford daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Belvidere by p m.
1885 From Belvdere by Angelica Allen Grove Hunts
Hollow, Oakland, Nunda, Brooks Grove, Ridge.
and Mount Morris, to Geneseo, rs miles and back.
SIX times week; half the trips to go by Allen Cen
ire, snort Tract, and Granger, emitting Allen and
Grove.
Leave Bevidere daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Nunda by pm;
Leave Nunda daily except Sunday at 5 IN;
Arrive at Geneseo by 9 a m
Leave Geneseo daily except Sunday at m;
Arrive at Nunda by 8 p m;
Leave Nunda daily except Sunday at 6 q m;
Arrive at belvidere by ri
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attain;
Arrive at Hinsdae by ppm;
Lease Hinsdale every Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day at fam
Arrive at Buffalo by pm.
Bids for six times week are invited.
l3O9 From Buffalo, by West Seneca Big Tree Corners,
Hamburg, North Boston, Patchin, Boston, Spring
vile, Ashford, Plato Eicottsville, and Great Valley
to Killbuck, so miles, and back, six times week.
Leave Buffalo daily except Sunday at am:
Arrive at Kilbuck by u pms;
Leave Kilbuck daily except Sunday at ST am;
Arrive at Buffalo by M
1910 From Buffalo, by East Hamburger, EIcot and Cali
fornia, to Grifhn's Mills, II miles and back, six
times week -At1
Leave Buffalo daily except Sunday at pm;
Arrive at Giif6n's Mills BY m;
Leave Grifin's Mills daily except Sunday at am;
Arrive at Buffalo by IL a M st
1911 From Buffalo, by East Evans, North Evans Evans
Irving, Silver Creek, Sheridan, Dunkfk Fredonfa
Salem Cross Roads, Portland, estfield and Rip
ey 70 State Line, SO miles, and back, twelve times
Leave Buffalo daily except Sunday at lo4 m and
Arrive At State Line BY II m and am,
Leave State Line daily except Sunday at II m and
II pm;
Arrive at Buffalo By II m and los pm.
bds % run oy different schedule, connecting at Erie
with Cleveland railroad, are invited.
1912 From Hamburg by Winter Valley, Whites Corners.
Eden Valley, Eden. Collins, and Angela, 10 Gosvan-
da, ~ miles, and back, six times 9: week Ass3
Leave Hamburg daily except Sunday al u an;
Arrive Il Gowanda ~ 1 IN;
Leave Gowa nd daiy except Sunday at 10 an;
1918 From whites uofner ~ East Eden, q k.bura,
and Marshfed. TO Collins Centre, l6 miles and back,
tsita q week siii q a 3ossss tesI ala asu -
Leave Whites Corners Tuesdays and Friasy. Il il
an;
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PLACES OF RESORT,
PISEY POINT pAv1I1os

Nhis agreeable bathing place, and on;.,
Il nor those in search ~ health ana ra,,a 49, ter-x
ure, having been leased by the nnder.s.,'s" Pleas
view To the purchase OF it, if succe ssf,' !, VIA
TO accommodate, the public, wa. Opened g., eRsb
son on "wednesday. 18Th June uT 80
MANY and varied improvements hay, h..,
~ made calculated Ia promote the comic, ise'fa.
tiers, and nothing shall be omitted b. Inc -, - We
aud hts iafniy which can affnrd the leas, s., 'is
TO has guests. Parents and their children 80, setHs
Ind all the comforts Of home in annie -. - hsre
whilst the derotee OF fishing may come .roHIsos
every necessary arrangement Tor his acconr,'s hN
IN the way of fishing hoats and tackle MA Nahah
persons TO wait on him whilst engaged nm ~ Fefr
waiting sport, has been fully made. In AZ olh-
seine will be daily drawn for TIE accornp,sn.s ~,
the place and the amusement Of vissfens ue.,,n o.
rate hand OF music will be in readiness shf,t
night, for the amusement AID recrcaton -. and
who NAV call IL into service 'hosc
Ni>iters from Washington, Georc-tov-, 49,,
andria. can reach the Point on Monday ny ~ a'',
day, and Saturday OF each wreck nv m.,,' eohrs-
steamers Powha;an, osceoa, and CoIn,nh." The
can return on Tuesday, Thursday. Fndax aa :, and
day of each week by the same boats. aHo "un
The terms Of board n the Point will ~ -,
single day, 81 50 per day for three DAYS and ls
a week, $40 per week, and $50 per mo",h es thah
dren and servants half Erice. ohI
WILLIAM ". my
Formerly Proprietor ot the rour,,,.
y Jim Inn, Light street R,,,'
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Law School Of Cumberland University,

AT LEBANON. TENNESSEE.
FACULTY, Hon. ABRAHAM CARUTHEIs, late
Il one OF the circuit Judges OF Tennesse.
Hon. NATHAN GREEN, late one OF the Judges u
the supreme court of Tennessee.
Hon. BROMFIELD l.. RIDLEY. one of the Chap-
cellOrs of the state.
Judges CARUTHERs and GREEN devote Their
whole time exclusively to the school.
Plan 81 InS.r7Hfi3n.--l Daily examinations of
each class on the text books. No regular course OF
lectures, but explanations OF the daily Lessons in the
progress OF the examinations.
=. Weekly moot courts of common law and eQui'y
IN which students commence suits on a statement Of
facts gwen by tic Professors, and prosecute them
through all the processes known ia actual practice.
The cases are so framed ar to require them to pre-
pare deeds, bills, records, and all sos OF documents
TO be read as evidence in the trials Some OF the
cases are taken by appeal To- a supreme moot court:
which is held monthly in the class and in public At
tie end OF every session The students act CLERKS,
sherifis jurors, circuit judges, and chancellor and
in other official capacities connected with their suits
Scssions.-The Erft session commences The third
monday In September. ana ends third THURSDAY II
FEBRUARY. The second commences IN" succeeding
Monday in February, and ends second THURSDAY
July.
Expenses per Session.-Tuition fee $50 in advance;
contingent fee So; boarding sbout $50. students
furnish their own books, winch can be- had IN the
Lebanon bookstores.
-Four sessions required 10 comnl.te the courss. NJ
less the students enter advanced class No pre-
vlOus study required Tor admission. There or, ioW
regular classes. Students Lay enter al any TINE
during the collegiate year.
There is moot legislature connected With the
school.
The number of students The last couegisls yeu
ROBERT l.. CARUTHERs,
ly9-fm President Board Trustees.
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DIR. CASADAVANT,
SURGEON DENTIST.

z Would respectfully announce TO his
* friends and the public of Washington,
|Idythat he is permanently located on Penn
syivania avenue, between the National
Hotel and x streets, two doors from Campbell g
Bniidis. where he still continues to perform all OBJ
cralions in the Dental Art, and trusts his rep,a
hon and skill for continuance of patronage.
He has made arrangements with one of the best
Wnrkmen to assist Ain in the manufacture of ARTI-
Fl' IAL TEETH. single, or in blocks with gums
which are superior and mOra solid than any in use
III this city They inserted by the atmospheric
pressure mounted on the finest gold plates, of in
comparable lightness. and not easily distinguished
from the natlra-they are sufficient for every pur-
pose OF ma,tication, impartng age the freshness
ard intelligence of youth. and worn without the
least uneasness. For his great Improvement hp has
press
With an experience Of seven years he will give
perfect satisfaction, and all his operations will be
warranted. aug S-eOlIn
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J0R JAMS
Frederick White SuIphar Aprin.s.

THIS long established watering place having mas
Il sed into the hands of the Subscribers they beg,o
announce to the public that They are now prcprrd
for the reception and entertainment Of visiters. an
extended panegyric Of the remedial virtues of thes.
waters they deem unnecessary, popular opinior da,
ing back eighty years, having approved them
These ; prinys are beautifully situated in Freder
lick county, Va, five miles from Winchester and
one mile and half from Stephenson's Depot r. o..
on the Winchester and iarpcr's Ferry Railroad and
are therefore Of easy access from Nor;h and East
Visiters leaving Baltimore, Washington &C. IN The
morning train arrive in due time 10 dine
Facilities for the accommodation Of guests ara
more ample than ever before, a large new buldn,
having been recently erected
For the following diseases these waters are found
to be highly efhcacious: dyspepsia. liver Gisea-s.
eruptve affections, SC and as diuretc and alter
alive they are unsurpassed.
T.. W. & q. n. JORDAN
~ otlStSep Prnrnetnr..
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Fauquier White sulphur ..,,.
Fifty miles resf If District Of Co,,,,,


YNHIS establishment is now open for ,,.
Il ofvisiters. The healing quatc, oS 81 epunh
are well established, and by many arr 49,, vac
inferior 10 none IN the State. The hp,iI,n'u rs
upon large scale, tastefully arranged vi,b n are
porticocs, ball rooms and parIorS ,,,a,; .PaOiom
walks, and covered ways shaded hy bcan,;,,,, pa'td
A frst-rate band OF music has been soen.s ue's
most ample supply OF the very best wines i, u
and stores which the country could afford u''s'
regard to price Efficient, polite, Accommodate
a. agreeable as possible. tuos's
Terms of board as follows: ESQ forth, se,so, -,
ing lst October; for three months s1s. e. .no
months, $50; for month, S.i5; for two 40 eno
SIG; one week, $40; per day, els; meal, ,st
lodgings, each 30 cents. Children und.r ,up
years, and servants, half price. No cn,,.s ~
children under two years. Horses. 30 cents nc, w
or SlO per month"; The very best wines ana l,'a.,
having been obtained, corkaCe Of 81 a boiils 80 "
proportion for larger quantities, will DO charnaS
all that shall be brought 10 the place by Others M
PAYABLE weekly. 's
The Alexandria and Orange Railroad is nor, 49,
piefed TO Warrenton, and the cars leave Aer,nA,'.
AT eight O'Clock every morning excent SUNDAY ,"s
get tn Narrcnton in about two and a half no..
where rSt-rate line Of stages vii take the r,..n,
gers Immediately 20 the Springs, and a hair NJ
over Nc Adamized road: returning, the rars is,.
Warrenton at \ O'Clock. and passengers 90, -
Alexandria and Washington in time for the eyenin,
tram 10 Baltimore. Another train Of cars le.,ns
Alexandria at p. m, and gets TO Beaetou in ar,
two and al half hours, when first rate line of ,,,
coache. will take the passengers about nine mile
the Springs, over good summer road Pare =,
either route from Alexandria to the Spnnrs % n
Travellers who come by Gordon.viile viii h,r.
equally good coaches To Culpeper Cour hons.
which place they leave al 7 a. M. IN the cars and.
to Bcaleton in 60 minutes, where the coache, VIII
take them Immediately 10 The Springs, thus main,
rwo daily lines from Bralcton, and one from W,Te
rentoR to the Springs Persons may breakfast Al N.
Springs, dine and spend about four in Alexandra
and return 10 the Springs by sunset of the same IA,
Passengers by the evening train from Richmond ~,
10 the springs by noon the next day. BY the Ger
densviIie route. they sleep a. Culpepper Cou boue
and get to the Springs about niae nc1t morning
good line Of coaches will 20 from the Springs 10 New
Market three times week, connecting al Came.
Cross Roads with the Winchester line.
THOMAS o. FLINT
jy99m Superintcndrr,
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CANFsELD, BROTHER & CO.,
22J BALTIMORE Str EFT


CORNER or Charles STREET. BALTIMORE, No.
kE daily adding 10 their rich ard elegant stock NJ
"A GOODS, and invite citizens and Strangers 10
call and examine their assortment consisting Pau
of English GOLD LEVERS. of the best makers.
with Hunting, Magic, and open eases; fine Srls
Levers and Lepincs, and oliver watches Of eyeryn-
riety and style.
Rich Diamonds, Pearls, and other Precious Stones,
set in the most approved styles.
hich silver Tea and Coffee acts. Pitchers, Gsbles
Cups, Walters, Baskets, Spoons, Pic, Desert, Cake
and Ice Cream Knives.
Fine plated Tea and Coffee sets, plated Baskets,
Casters, Egg Stands, Epercnes. Vegetable Dishes,
plated and albatia. Ai>o, aiaita Forks and spoons
together with great variety of Fancy Goods. such
Is ricn vases, Card Baskets, Perfume Botilos rans
Portnonnaies, Jeweiry Cares, Ca.k"rs. ard Wors
Boxes Also, ladies' and gentlemen y WIRING Desk,
and Dressing Cases.
S13- Clocks, Bronzes, Pari"n and Dresden Goeds'
In every variety. All q: which can be- had on me
most reasonable terms.
iy 6-if Garfield, BROTHER 90