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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

or The following compliment 10 tn,
Republican is taken from ths Templar'a
Magazine Wa appreciate i. the more
highly. coming from ouch respectable
source:
THE Texas Republican. Marshall. Tex
Ne. r. W !.oughery, editor and proprietor.
weekly, a, 81 so per annum. This ia one
of our Oldest, and now most valued ex>
changes /; advocates the political prinoi
pies Of the democratic party. yet is mild
aud courteous in It's course toward those
differing from Il in politics. |, never de-
srends to low abase Of opponents, bot Is Of
high moral tone. In this respect. We re-
commend il ~ 4 model for other po,!.!cal
papcts.'
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Nav fArtRs.--We have received lie
irst and second numbers OF the BrenAsm
Enquirer. Published at llrcnham. Washing
ton county, Tezas. by . II Rarkin, 70
editor and proprietor. The Enquirer ia q
paper Of good Size. aad respectable appea.
anee The selse,ions ia this number arc
oredilable. and tho editorials well written
We wish ne en.erprize every success
"Ihs Independent" Mr. VIM A B.yaa,
editor aad proprietor is tho name ofa now
paper Published at llsuisoubug, La The
Independent, nc It's name indicates. is indie
ronden, IN politics Judging of Ito future
by the numbers before us, We may cou
graduate our !larfisenhurg friends upon the
prospec, Of most excellent newspaper
llarIisonhurg is shout forty mlea from
hatcher, IN Ca,ahoula parish La 4 "a
situated on he 0naehlta. and is one Of .ae
prettiest .cwua on that sitesm.
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THE vAy TO STEAL CalCkENS

T We've seen a lew cool people u; our
extensive travels IN various parts OF the
world bnt we recollect none that more
nearly appropriated lero, than little Joe
" who IS now tpoof fellow IN ms 'asf
resting place he having gone TO Mexico
inring the last Mar, aud had the misfortune
10 b. numbered smong the dead at the
c,u.r ul the bloody battle of Bueua Vista.
To use the old phase. Joe could never
he ronnd with both eyes asleep. nor with
his tbnmhs IN bis month However bad n
scrarr he might be caught IN, he would
either lie himself on; cl II, or remain per"
,ectly silent, and look rs Indignantly IN
jured rs pet goat.
When about fourteen wears old le was
afflicted with protractcd headach", ana
hearing that sure remedy had been as
covered hy pefiorating the crown "l lhH
hat, and thereby yrutating the head, he
was not long ia milking daylight visible
through un inch and quarter hole ia the
too oi ii, rld black tlr, which. IN IT, palm
ics' DAYS. bad hecn worn T., his great
grandfather. on the occasion al Washing
ton'. farewell "a las ttoops ~ New York
With his hat upon bis head, he paid 4
visit one a'trruoon to the farm Nsrd Of VIZ
T. about three quarters ol mill, "a dis
cover IF possible. 4 few stray eggs, WHICH
he hoped b, ehance. might have escaped
the sham. searching eyes oi Ms +
Not being ahe ip lind any csgs, the
wicked Thought ,uldcily entered Joe 3
mind 70 take the nest best thug to 'hem.
and the resolution was po -eoHrr formed.
th,n be- ru.pd 20 f"apI white h.pd, u
punrl. lhru.t 10 .nip Ia. bat. aud immedI
aiely started lof hour balancing h,, PIE.
cions load upon h,. hr1i aud counting the
cee- ho should be- able 10 call bis own. and
d,.pos, ol ar unt. ss hc might h. lis own
Judgment hc Inclined
Eut joe wis NOT destined 90 ENJOY these
rlrastus reflection, tor ae> ioualh oi time,
lot farmer l. happening to meet him, d.
covered proiradlu.. through 'he ioungster F,
hat the white hcaG o{ what be- had good
rsA,op To .Npro.o wa, "u' of hIs t"o'iIe
baulams aud accostoi Jpe with
Nher" ar you going, Joe
Going hemr. sir.
Where have you been 80
Down at your houso, s1y, J"r, with.
ont the least hesitation.
" pi ,ou ap down e,r au' thing iatueu
lat inquired y casting his owes up To
he white head All neck ol his ruiict.
Which WIS moving tn and fo, Ike In a,
uich feather in an ollicf's cap
" \o,hue trl,od Joc looking much
A.tou.hel
.tltn,, OBJ sad |,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

SisouLAs FaLSoMrgo.. - A writer N the
Intelligence communicates singular incident
A little gil was standing n, window, before
which was young maple tree. Aner b-ll.
liant fash of lghining complete image n
Tho tree wac found imprinted on her bod.
rhis is not tho feet nr'ance NJ the KIND
N.iro.t iire-hre,
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Another dsgraeea:l no, took place be-.
tween two Ere oor1psr.es in PhilAdelphia
on the o6th u.
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The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

CaLcaofona As Ioff,r Fowly
Tbs French government has cunstructod .
vessel to be- driven b. ,hlorotor,n. It,
powers were tested At / ofen'. and the es
pertinent vas cons'1ered very satisfactory
An equal power "a obtained Al an expense
OF 90 per cont lesg than by steam,
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

or Tie Befi,ioen ~ Herald j. oac
ri the most Interesting papers on auf a..
change list The selections ~ j, are 'l.js1
and interesting, Sci laying a correct tssio
and cultivated aand Indeed, We ia5a OF
no paper tho select.oas Of which s'e 20
uniformly excellent, The editorial dcr1r,
rient rs vel flied NJ . Nonrse 10 o
gentleman who hbs acquired sn et,iahie
reputation In the world oi Ielterp TIA cdi
tofiais are markell by clcarness Of thought
an attractive ,''e. AID sincerity The orN
objection No hayo to the iloral 10. that
is wing rsper Bot, aside from this If
our fieuds, who have em'grated from ken
'ucky, want an excellent family paper fom
that State. We would lsy 20 them. lulsc be
for the Herald
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

tn express reached this city on Thurs
day evening last. from Font Graham
bringing the melancholy intelligence that a
few days ago MAJOR Arnold, the command
ant at that post was killed in a personal
rencon,ro with D. J VI steiner, the post
surgeon The arms used were pistols SIX
shooters, aud MAJOR Arnold received four
shots in his body. Of which he died about
fifteen minute afterwards. DR. Steincf be
ing unipjutcd Those are all tho part'ca
lars we can now learn Major Arnold wa'
a high toned gentleman. and pallan, 9TH
Ger, whose untimely death will he felt as q
serious loss to the army tie leaves a wild
ow aud several helpless children. who art
entitled 10, as they wiil doubtless receive
the warm sympalhies Of our people gene
rally n ibia to them. da'k hoar Of attic
ton. - STATE Ga-eut
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rs the Voters Of uatrissn County.

i.o'.l,,,r. do g., under peeu,iar cir
.,a,s,.,ce.-.,his hejnp the thlrd election
,,,a.-.d e., H.. s,n,.. op.e.-,he two first
rvo of my uersonal sfiend. have tied
coirrsd.nc. n all pfob,tili,y unhcafd Of
bsfotc In no,t,rs csuyass,,g both Ike
hose, aud vel tired champions uron the
eeld Of bat,ie. neither wedding nor con
o..r,ng y., ,e,,fns u,,h honor. gathering
lou Isu,els in ,he,f exit iron, The feld ri
contest to bedeck their Lrows tor future
eoraassts ia more esteusiyc campaigns
have adsp'ed ,l,i. method of appfsirr
INABILITY from the bresiy Of ire time al.
lowed b.la.e the election comes Of. q,
,is.tt tho yar,.ns port.ons O.: the county arl
discuss the various and important question
hat win ar.s,. sri reemfe the action ~
~. ene4fnp T.eci.la turc questions, 'hat
d decided. sail stamp the action and ehar>
a-,er 70. this Legislature with ihfsmy ani
condemnation. or shed halo u glory ane
rcuown around the names Of those who
fputc thereto tia. future generations. sci
unhorr. wil treasure up with pride. and
hahvith jos Oh, revolving era u our state
destiny. u4t smoYhcd Ae- plii1s. and pres
parod her HIGHWAYS t,- the travel oi ua>
O. ps and conduct TER ID, commerce Of the
,yord
I ali1 20 ,n 'ho action of eur Legislature
in MAXIM un further appropriations m
lands and r.ot %. towards tho construction
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

or Red River is 3g.:s .ow. bu. nav.ga
bio to Alexandra
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NcW 4 Il erti y g az ent
CITATION.
No. 22lS

Ellison 81. Ssml \ Bl}ih and sam y
VI, tflapd
Tur SrAr ~ TssAs,
Cnup'g If UdrIisps
e. ur Sh,t1 "i -N.d county, enrrtIse
IN the Slst day # May 1854, Iacha'a'
, Ellison, 4 citizen Of Smith county
State 81 Tesas, flied lns petition IN our y
iri,l Court ot SAID county of HARRISON tn 20
stance a. follora, to-Wi
Samuel A Eylh, whose residence - nj
known, ard Samuel Ii Mcfarland, re.isf'
of said county OF Harrison, on the ON dAf 4
November. ISis. mndr, executed and de"eN
to petitioner their two promissory notes
follows
u, the 1T DAY Of Mai.h 1880, IoI Fa'
received, we, or either Of rs, promise to ?"
Ellison thrc, hundred and Ihir} dolius' VI"
interest Of ten pee cent per aunum v mol f'''
tuilly paid from the dat"
November sixth, lsis
: \ NTH,
'''sn''' ! SAN'L II. MCFARLAND
By the 6rs, day of March next ior "g
.vc.iyed, we, OF either of u, promise to pa
Ellison, three hundred and thirty dclsra,
Nov 6th, lsis
~ n VI ! ~
'Ngh''' SAM'I Il NcfAkLAM
Petitioner AYERS iha, said promissofy nor
have long since become due aud rayah'e
sni defendant though often requested W.
mo-, paid the same or any par, thereof 4.
Wherefore petitioner pray 'of process ~.
mcrt execution, AMI pst aud equl'ah'' ''''
IIwtLliN7' .
Aty fof Pir
snd AFFIDAVIT having been made that 'he ~
dence ci the AID Samuel A Rrth % uhS''"''
/ to petitioner. -,
! You arc therefore commanded to snmu.
the said Samuel A Blyth by publ, hien !,
~ this Citation for four snct aseiNe W'ess
/ the Texas Republican,, Newspaper rh'i,.,
N sald county of Harrison, TO be ana w.
b.fnre the District Count of Harrison cow" !,
A, the Court house ~ the town Of Mar !.
the fourteenth Monday after the ,hifd "V'~.
+ in September, 1888, then and there TO ans,
/ the plaintiff s petition IN suit therein p."'.i
/ wherein The said Iaehariah Ellison IL PAM
/ and tho ssii Samuel A Byth and Namas' >
/ Mcruland ate defendants, a,
/ U.,ein lal not, and make duo return ="
/ lhw direct Testo l. Z Ford, -
,,,.A. Clerk of the District teart oi
81 rson county, and seal OF ~
IN 81 s; ; !: ; ;$;S y $ '' '
l'su'd september II, | soS
|. Il FORD. { u
kecetg.d ~ ofhce sept ~. 1874 ,nh =. wv
Cd the same day 70 Tho EDITOR ~ h@
/ Republican lot puNiies'on
Il TERRA ~hcfd II
%orirwnof 4 1873 ~
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\ J. llDDD.
ibsHril |. liDtt,
\ JAG X son.
" VI G. iilNEN
4 II BD\\tE.
: = DONlil

iouNo \MrWttA Tho London Nom.
ing Advertiser, IN commenting on the ease
Of Costa, bssluws the following glowing
compliment to our country
" Young America sets examples To oil
England which It we're well to initiate.
she Lu,ted States. though N her infancy
az compared with the nations of Europe.
not only possesses greater vigor than any
other count, under the sun, but having
the giants strength the Republic knows
how to WELD It Tor her own interest aud her
own honor. America Is no craven country
She has courage, aud she knows when and
how to display u No power will insult
her with lmpuu,ty She has not only q
quick perception OF what Is an aiiront. bot
she loses not a moment ~ fesenting II. @
have lnst had = proof 4 the power aud
pluck Of America. which has aslonlshed
the Courts OF Europe and Which beng
afforded at this paruoulat moment, ought
To make this country hide us mead for very
shame at tho contrast which as conduct
when nsulted by the Car, exhibits to the
world
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l'csLAsl 81 BANK tArirAL notice
has been given OF applieatlo to the Legs
la,ute Of Fennsylvena ., ils next session.
Tor the fe charter ri fourteen banks, with q
capital Of So 1898 and the chsr'e, OF
thirty six new Institutions. wl,h capital
amounting to sT6s5. 900. making he ac
gtega.e OF sl3,7at ,37}
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No less thar 500 600 worth of Brandy
was conspmsi b. 'ao ITO Ere IN Pea
street, Ne York
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G1- We asa.I s4A al'ee.joa 20 Gao earl
OF l.. P. Afford. vho hap pa'cba- fae
plan.sra Hotel. 10 DIS place ker' ~ " In.
Gle Joe" who bas rriIo retired to Pi~sie
hfe. Mr. intends making seyeral fn
proyememsnis 10 tie build, sd SO bape
dout. p;ll keco srast exc,iiaai hote
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Crsr Mr. Wilson's New York Business
Directory Tor the present year shows that
there nfe IA tho city. ~" boarding houses.
23o book sellers. rs boot nnd shoe ma
kers. 10 butchers, II cloth'efs. l9a eat,
ing houses, ~ dsguerreo,vpers, 's,s retail
grocers, l3to lawyers ~ magazines l6s
newspapers. 20 oyster deslef1. 23is por-
ter houses, t2j tallofs
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nrspIKArl hrrAck ~ SNAhE
The iricgois has the following
Mare Jaukc wife OF farmer OF Ia>
r1scun, went ieW DAYS ago TO wash her
linen IN the hrlege taking her child with
her All at once she saw u snake yard
and half long, which made spring at
her. attracted probably hy the smell Of
milk from her breast, she being wet
nurse. The reptile attempted "a enter her
mouth, lon, not being able TO do 70, wound
Itself around her neck aud hlt her severed,
The terrified woman made elioIts to pull i
from he's neck, and her son FASTENED to her
assistance \, lepgth he succeeded IN
casting the snake from hel but instead oi
taking to tight. It looked iuously at her
aud ;aisod itsoll AS It prepared to spflpc
The woman droadfuly heightened. shrek ed
wildly. young man came up aud boldly
attacking the reptile with a stick sueceeded
IN killing It II the woman had been left
to herself she would probabl, have died
from conyul-ioua caused l,y fear rs It is,
serious consequence may eu5ue Her face
bears the mark of The r"rnles bite, aud
her chesh IS tcra,cbod by us folds
The Texas Republican. [volume] (Marshall, Tex.) 1849-1869, 1853-09-24

sclESrire AAsfioAs--'Ihe frosfac-
to, OF tina excellent Magasine .il ho
found in ars'het column It hns a-m-
Der Of ssbreriboH IN iLis locality. vto
viii all boar ,cliimo1y 10 - worth 20
meehsnic- 10 fact 10 epe interested IN he
march Of improgen eui lee TIE mecaar cal
ATS should be without a.
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ReCe,g.d ~ of,,s sept II. 1904 m" m w.
Cd the sam. dav "a, tho EDITOR ~ ~" ~
Republican lnr publication
: I. FERRY ~hcrd II
%oricwHo' 4 iAh2
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sHANNONDALE SPRINGS.

THIS healthy and beautiful Watering PIac,
i will be under the personal superintendent o
the undersigned during the present summer, who
will use every effort in his power to render it one
of the most attractive and agreeable watering
places in Virginia. It is situated on an elevation
or spur Of the majestic Blue Ridge Mountain. in
the county Of Jefferson, five miles south Of Charles
Passengers leaving Baltimore or Washington by
the morning train of cars will arrive at Harper
Ferry at hafpast eleven a. M, from thence in the
Winchester and Potomac railroad cars, ten miles
to Charlestown, where twelve passenger coach
will receive and convey them into Charlestown
and, If desired, to the Springsto dinner, over q
good road and through lovely country.
The analysis made by the late DR.. De Butts from
one hundred grains Of the water from the main
fountain, afforded So grains Of suIphate of lime
0a grains carbonate Of lime, 49, grains of suIpha e
OF mag nesia, (cpsom salts,) grain of the muriae
of magnesia, grain muriate of coda, 8 10 grains
sulphate of iron, and ITO grains of car Donate OF
iron. 3
= From the above analysis the waters Of Shannon.
dale may very properly be classed among the Sa-
line Chalybeates-a combination Of the most vau
able description in the whole range of mineral
waters. 1t may therefore be positively asserted
without exaggeraton or fear of contradiction that
no mineral water within the limits Of the United
States possesses the same constituent parts or is
more sa e and sssns purgHsve than the
as gently az the mldest aperient, without giving
rise to those unpleasant sensations Of pain and de-
bility 30 often occasioned by ordinary cathartics
prepared by the most skilful physicans.
The free use of this water acts almost immedi-
atey upon the skin and kidneys. removes worms
relieves the convalescent from bilious or other
levers. dyspepsia, dropscal sweilings, calculoue
affections hcmorrhoids, indigestion rheu.
matism, loss OF appetite, exhaustion, general de-
oility, gravclly connections, structures, and q
variety OF other diseases to which man is subicct
and it is freely acknowledged by all who have
been afflicted with any Of the above diseases thai
Al Al H.
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WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS,
FIFTY miles west or District or Columbia.

11HIS ESTABLISHMENT 10 now open for the
i reception of visitors. The healing qualities
of the water are we'll established, and by many
regarded a. inferior 10 none In the State. The
buildings are upon q large Enthusiastically ar
ranged with spacious porticos, ball rooms, and
parlors, extensive paved walks and covered wave,
shaded by beautiful trees. A frst-rate band OF
music has been secured, and the most ample sup
which the country can afford, without regard to
price. Efficient, polite; and accommodating
agents will endeavor to make the time of the
guests as agreeable as possible.
Terms of board as follows: $50 for the season !,
ending LIST October; for three months. $75; for
two months, $50; for one month, $35 Tor two
weeks, $18; one week, $40; per day, 81 rs ;
meals and lodging. each, 50 cents; children un-
der twelve years and servants half.price; no
charge for children under too years Horses, so
cents per day, or $40 month. The very best
of wines and liquors having been obtained, cork
age Of 81 bottle, and in proportion for larger
quantities. will be charged on all that shall be
weekly. n
The Alexandria and Orange railroad is now
completed to Warrenton. The cars leave Alex
andria at eight O'Clock every morning. except
Sunday, and get to Warrenton in about two and
half hours, where first rate line of stages will
take passengers Immediately to the Springs, elk
and half miles, over macadamized road Re-
turning, the cars leave Warrenton half past one
O'Clock, and get to Aiexandria and Washington
in time for the evening train to Baltimore. Am-
other train Of leave Alexandria at Il D. m ;,
and get TO Bealeton in about two and half hours,
where fret rate line Of stage coaches will take
the passengers, about nine miles, to the Springs
over good summer road. Fare by either route
from Alexandria to the Springs So co.. Travel
lers who come by Gordonsville will have equally
good coaches to CuIpeper Court house, which place
they leave at seven a. m. in the CARE aud get to
Bealeton in thirty minutes, where the coaches will
take them Immediately to the Springs thus max
ing two daily lines from Bealeton and one from
fast at the Springs. dine and spend about four
hours in Alexandria, and return TO the Syringe by
sunset Of the same day. Passengers BY evening
train from Richmond get to the Springs by noon
next day. By the Gordonsville route, they slcep
at Culpeper Court house, and get to the Springs
about nine O'Clock next morning. A good line Of
coaches will go from the Springs to New Market
three times week, connecting at Gains x Road
with the Winchester line.
THOMAS o. FLINT,
June l5-TuTh&Satlm Superintendent.
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GREAT THRoUGH LINE TO THE WEST.


baltimore and Ohio Railroad, from Baltimore
10 ETheeL;nr. md c0n,1ecf;,ao- there ,r;th fbe
Io~oe m.,n7 xrI .njsnJ;d e SJ.c...s. of III
1te, How' "'I er ~ 1s. .sr. y 'no
D"son Lssse on VIC Ons0, ana inc Stdgesto
q ZancsOSttc, SC. II hEH sa tlgil iao5G sfG
rTyHIS EXPEDITIONS LINE being nou mo.
i roughly completed hv the late fnish;ns,i Of
the GreSt Board Tree Tunnel. nd The road beinr
in excelient order the earnest attention If trsveI
ers T. confidenfIv directcd tn ito snrsr;or .dv.n
"a res and low fares. The scensrv mon hi. rod
il Of the moat stunendoua nd attrsctiya cha r.cer
The Express Mail Train leaves Raltimore dn;Iv
at Tn IN and runa d;ractiv throngh 10 " h.ai;n1o
2sn ,,;iosA l., "a - 70 hn..1.s . ~, .e
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Eknn
DtRas"v ~ c"'S 81" !. ~, .......a.s..
The cars leave the @@.JAs 80 "T ..r..0 ~
view jersey a ;,n.siis - nIncss q nv "a
n@iumols 1la md h.if.n.st threa ana 6va
eaghs ~ Eiot S...,J.-s A. s;x I'm ami ;vs = M
IA ~ n ..con3 and fourth arc exprcss trn;n-
only. ,."Iv A. tho RELAY Hoase and Annnnol;s
s :apf;n o' -s-T' $500 ~, r. = -
The car leaving Washington at six a m. and
Eve n. m. meet the cars from Baltimore at the
wv. sh;ncto ;nnct;an Tor Relay Honse \ for
Wheeling
IRE tra i, les v;ru W. sh;noton an Sotnra.v G.
t.rnoon roas M farthar than ph;ln3elnh;n: the
one of Sunday mern;nC onlv To Baltimore
The csr. ls.vo the Aeyandr;a IVa \ station
cornar oc Duke ana Henry .traets far Warrcnton
: nd Tbs ;r,srned;sts nn;r,s ~ e;nht a,clock NJ
cyccnt Sunday. and at qua rtcr before two o'clock
y ~ d,;Iv .ta rc r,,ns h..tuccn (sordonsv;lle
and Cuneper in come zion with the cars on this
and the VIRGINIA central roads.
The tenr,boats leave tho wharf far the south
,t fascn minutes mast s;S = m and nine ocIock
;n,,.d;. ts, ,s,sr Tho .rr;va ' FIR ' ra
and The last train of cars from Baltmore
srl - 49, r, $500 W.. l,;,, ,.,, - ~, rI,h ana .
r,i,ss ~. loo tbrs.. sr;rs vel ~ M,nnt Vsr,,,
IA f., W. sh;n1tom Iea VIM the wharf - half
m :, nine clock s"D~'
Pr The . s,eomhonts georgia wash;nuto,n Thomas
-Collyer. and Union leave for Alexandra every
49, d-;r,, tba dav ~
o''
arr,,,os,..nt n he M.;Is ot me Wnsh;uv,on Past
49, n.E.. III, ! 1osa
IN. Nj e., p.,.; ph;,,
me u'sM Las YETI '"u1, loi a
eeipna' Wv A, Dos.o' 81, a''I 3u ~
&c, arrives at a. M, ana P. M, daiiy; ana
places CLOSES Ut anu 2. M-' aa,y' q
clock P: M, ana is received oa'ly by Q CLOCK
a. n M, ana P; IN. u-u.
The daily republic. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1853-1853, 1853-07-15
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