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NO. 5201
NOTICE FOR RESTORING LAMBS TO MARKET
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NOTICE is hereby given that, at the request of
IN the Hon. Henry Dodge, and for satisfactory
reasons assigned, tie laods heretofore withdrawn
from sale or entry in the Willow Rirer and Mineral
Point districts, in the State Of WISCONSIN, within
about fifteen miles on each side Of the supposed
route Of the proposed roiIroad from Dubuque via st
Paul, to Fond du Lac, Lake Superior, particularly
described in public n1ice No. SIG, issued from this
Office on the 18th July last, which were subject to
pr, ate entry the time Of said Withdrawal Tex
cept such may have been since pre- empted, will
again DO subject to entry and location On and after
Monday, the 25th day Of September next. precisely
on thu same terms end conditions as though the
same had not been Withdrawn from market And
the withdrawal of those town hips embraced In the
Presdents proclamation No. $40 for the public sale
at Willow River, Wisconsin, to commence on Mon
day, the 18th day Of September next, having been
rescinded, they will be offered as directed in said
proclamation.
Given under my hand at the General Land Office
at the city of Washington, this 2lst day Of Angus
A. D. 1854.
BY order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
aug 2-Zaw6W Commissioner.
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AMERICAN q FOREIGN AGENCY

Opposite the Treasury Department, Waihinaton
FINDER the direction of AARON HAIaHr PAiMxR
~ Counsellor of the Supreme Court of the Uni
ted States, and Consul General of the Republic O,
Ecuador for the United States, established for thu
prosecution and recovery Of claims Of American citi
Gems on foreign Governments; or the United States
before Congress, the Executive DEPARTMENTS of the
Federal Government and Boards OF Commissioner
sitting in Washington; recovery Of debts lsg.ciee
and inheritances In the United States and foreign
countries; investments in United States and Stat
securities; collections generally, remittances, and
other money business. Having efficient and relia
BILE correspondents in the several States and Terri
tories of the Union, In Mexico, Central and South
America, the chief cities Of Europe, in Australia, In
dia, and China, the u.d9Agn6d is prepared to civ,
bis prompt and hithfnl attention to all business
that may b oonhded 70 his agency. 7E
feb 1b-W1y AARON n. PALMER
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ME would m st respectfully infosm the citizs, g
w Of Warrington, that we have now 10 store q
large and beautiful assnrmsut Of CORNICEs.
RINGS, ORNAMENTS, &c, at prices to suit all
persons. All kinds Of Window and Bed DRAPBRY
made and put up at the shortest notice. and in the
best manner. Carpets made and put down and
warranted to At All kinds Of PAPER HANGING
DECORATING and UPHOLsTERY work attended
to promptly. We keep constantly on hard an
elegant assortment Of Paper Hangings. and in fac,
every thing in our iue Of business We guarantees
satisfaction to our customers. Paper hung by
perienced hards Persons are requested to cali ave
examine our goods before purchas ng elsewhere, as
We deem It no tr uble to exhibit our goods even 10
these Who merely wish to look through curiosity.
JOS. 7. K. PLANT leo.
No Washington Place, It'll street near e.
sep 4-6n
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamer.
FIRE GLIDING, GALvANIZING, AND
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING,

ON AL KINDb U HkTAL
LABARRE would respectfully inf rn the pub
l. lie that he has opened Shop at the corner G
and 10th Streets in the above business and Is now
ready to receive orders in any branch, namely:
FIRE GLIDING
on all kinds Of ornaments for churches, chalices
.ewels, and regalia for Free Masons, Odd Fellows
and other societies, military ornaments, &C. Also,
SILVER AND BRASS WATCHES,
Chains, Goblets, Lockets, Tea and Table spoons
Dessert and Butter Knives.
ELECTRO SILVER-PLATING
On Military Ornaments, Fruit Baskets, Walters
Candlesticks, and Cassets.
Also Silver plating for Plumbers, Gas Filters, &c
lows, and other Societies and Clubs made to orde,
on the shortest notice.
FRANCIS LABARRE,
Corner @ and 10th SITS west, near Pa. ave.
&c 6-3m
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. /"

THIS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
4 just been dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
Tor the purpose is now open for the reception of the
remains of deceased persons.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead Is may
apply can place the departed until they select sites
for the graves.
The plan of the incorporators is one of equality In
regard to the lots which will net be put up publicly
for sale, although they usually bring premium,
making the early selection of lots the most deeir
able.
Until an Office is established in the city of Wash
ington, appic.tions viii be punctually att, ndod
to at the pres mt ocs in the east wing OF the build
ing OR entering the Cemetery.
WIN. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenwood is situated short distance due
north Of the Capitol. aug 11-8m
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
&C., New and secondhand PIANOS Of
nYTUmy own and several other factories,
ara always to be had ct my Piano Wareroom, on
lifh street, between Pennsylvania avenue and
street. --------
Old Pianos taken In exchange. .eEs,
Tuning also attended TO-. zzzc
4 lstE&s E =. @. REICHUNBAOH
P.s--Afsw very low uiced second hand Pianos
kom rs, 1g psle. aug 10-eoams
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70 Louis Napoleon is engaged in the
work ofrpaying his uncle Napoleon 8 leg.
aces. Napoleon, by his will, appropri-
atsd his private domain and money to
the amount of two hundred millions of
francs, which was to be distributed
among his personal friends and the SOL
dlers who served under him at Waterloo
and in other campaigns. This property
was never realized, and Louis Napoleon
now proposes that 100000 of francs
Isl SOC, 0OO) shall be appropriated out of
the public revenue in the following pro-
portions: 100000 francs to the officers
and soldiers of the battalions at the Isle
of Elbs, or to their widow and children !;
100000 francs to the wounded at Egny
and Waterloo; 1880 900 francs to the
officers and soldiers who fought from
1872 TO 1915, for the glory and indepen-
dence of the nation 100000 francs to
the town of Brienne; 100000 francs to
the town of Merry; 1900 900 francs to
the provinces which suffered from the
two invasions; or 100000 francs to
the private legstees, to their widows and
direct heirs. Louis thinks this /" feeble
compensation to the soldiers for the two
hundred millions which Napoleon had
appropriated" but says" the disasters
which the Emperor had then in view
have been relieved by time, and the coun.
try has already in part repaired them"
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PARK HOTEL,

PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,
On 7th, near boundary street,
80 Is NOW OPEN FOR
imM THE RECEPTION OF
&4 THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up at their esta blishment
shall be Ct the best
The Billiard, Bowling, and shooting Saloons are
in complete order.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, or
Supper at short notice, and In the most approved
style, not surpassed by any house in the District
For the accommodation Of the public, Coaches OF
the Union Line will leave the corner of 9th street
and Pa. avenue every thirty minutes, day and eve
ming. commencing at o'clock N, fol the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall, street.
WILSON & HAYWARD,
Proprs Union Hall, G st Park Hotel, 9TH st.
aug 19-1m
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EoUEsrRIANIsx.-As horseback riding
Is quite fashionable among young ladies
and gentlemen, we copy the following
in relation to very important and hith.
TO undecided point, which proves, w
think, pretty conclusively, that the RICH,
side is not the right side after all:
The reins are to be held in the lef,
hand, and the right hand is free to rem.
der aid should the horse become fractions
or the habit Of the rider require adjusting
If the gentleman rides on the right side
he must use his left hand, and can do SO
to very little purpose. Instances have
occurred where the lady horse has taken
flight on the instant, and the rider was
rescued by tbs gentleman being on the
left side, and taking her from bis fright.
ened animal to his own. If the iady
wishes to converse, and her escort is at
her right hand, she must turn her head
half round to make herself heard. Again.
The escort being at the left hand, her
dress is protected from vehicles passing
and II it becomes disarranged, is not ex-
posed to public view.
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A CARD,

FASHIONABLE DRESS MAKINa.-Ladies wish
Il ing their figures improved, will do well to cal
on Mrs. ID. A. Eaton, one door west Of 18th street
Pennsylvania avenue.
Mrs s returns thanks to the ladies of Washing
ton for their very liberal patronage, and hopes &c
merit Q continuance Of their favors
Fifteen ladies wanted at the above business.
3. I. Taylor's dress cutting taught as usual.
sep 9-SatMon&Sat3ts
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By Royal Letters Patent.
THE HYDROMAGEN,
WATERPROOF ANICONsUkPTVE
CORK SoIES;
MANUFACTURED BY
HARCOURT, BRADLEY d CO.,
A MARKET ST., MANCHEsTER.
MANUFACTURED ny

HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
A. MARKET ST., MANCHEsTERs
Principal Warehouse, 102 Wood street, Chcdpside,
London, Engldnd. american Embellishments, 81
finn street, and 1O2 Nassau street. New York, Uni
ted States.
tecting the feet from damp cold, and therefore
preventive of many Lung Diseases vthout any
docoring trhdteosr. The Hydromsgen is in the form
OF sole, and worn inside the boot or shoe Its
ease.
For Gentlemen it will be found agreeable, warm.
and healthy, to wear In the coolest rainiest Of
wea' her, as the foos cannot becom. wet If the Hy-
dIomagen Is inserted. Ladies May wear the light
est soled boots shoes in the worst weather with
impunity while Consumption, 80 prevalent among
the young OF our country may be thwRrted by their
general adoption. They entirely supercede over
shoes as the latter the feet to rspire In
very unhealthy manner, and, besides, not dan
gerous to pedestrians in icy weather. like In
dia rubbsrs bile the latter cause the feet to ap
pear extremely large, the Hydromagen, being mere
does not increase the size Of the boot the
foot to appear untidy. To Children they are ex
tremely valuable, as they may engage in exercise
with comfort and healthy effects Their expsnse is
slight to scarce need mention besides, those
whe patronize them will find their yearly DOCTOR
baus rueh diminished thereby.
As the Hydromagen is becoming more known, its
sale is increasing to an almost incredible extent
Last year in London, Manchester, Birmingham,
Liverpool, Glasgow Leeds, Dublin, Paris, Antwerp,
Hamburger, and Berlin, our sales reached 1872 450
pairs Of Cork Soles. This year the number will far
surpass that
Aek the Faculty their opinion of their value as
preventive for CoUGHs, COLDS, BaoNcH1rIs, ASTHMA
and CONSUMPTION.
Mems Size, per pair, So cents
Ladies' do do 80 do
Boys & Misses do Is do
NoTIcE-erom the Retail prices we make very
liberal allowance to Jobbers and Wholesalers SO
that any storekeeper may make fine profit on the
sale, while they article that may be kept in
any store among any clsss of goods.
For terms apply to
HARCOURT, BRADLEY & CO.,
3s Ann street, New York.
sep S-3mdkw
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NOTICE TO BUILDERS.

NE subscilbers baye on hand q com pIete sssort
ment Of BUILDING STONE, taken from the
Quarnes nsar the Little Falls Bridge on the Mary
and side G, including all ssss, from small bn;iS
Ing 70 heavy foundation Stone. Curb, Flagging, Co
piog, &c, which they will furnish a. the usual
rates. ~
Orders LEFT at the Store Of Wheatlsy 4 Morrison.
WAFER street. George,ovn, or ct the Qusrriss, south
OF and near the Little Falls Bridge will meet with
p. ompt attention.
sep 7-dlm WHEATLEY. sIIsRY a m
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AUCTION AND
COMMISSION BUSINESS RESUMED

IL business, I respectfully offer my eervices t.
the many friends Of the House o. Edward C Over
Robert W. Dyer, and Dyer 4 Bro, and to the citi
Gems generally. From an experience of thirteen
yeses, latter myself that 1 may claim from my
former frienGs portion Of their patronage.
have engaged the services Of Mr.. 4. g. Wright
Of Georgetown, as Auctionesr. His qualifications
ara too we'll known to require comment
All sales made by me will be eashsd II desired
Ny place Of business il the Rooms recently occn
pied BY Messrs. Collins, Bovine, & Co., on 18th st
LIST door from corner Pa avenue.
GEO. r. DYER
N. B.-Tke Books Of the old firms can be found q,
my rooms. Any information aPpertsining to them
"iu Do cnoelIully gwen. aug G-dlm
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SHIRTs-SHIRTS,

SHIRTE-SHTRTS,
NEW style of Fancy Summer Shirts of the most
IN beautiful patterns, with French double +
bands and Studs
Also, new styles of white embroidered Bosoma, en-
tirely new.
Shirts made to order and warranted to ct or nc
sala.
SHIRTS Of all qualities.
VALE 4 STEVENS,
Pa. avehue, betw. 9th and 10th sts,
Also, 8 doors below the Nation i Hotel.
il at
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PIANOS! PIANOS PIANOSIu

DEksONs DESTROYS tf purchasing good snd du
i rabie instrument every cheap viii ind II to
tsrmned to sell of eur present stock at vastly 70
duced prices, to give room for an additional supply
With will shortly arrive, Of both Americ;n and
B0fop IN manufacture Rsmsnbsr
rsa3V - HILBUS HITS
Music Depot.
An additional supply Of small instramen 8 lust
Received, consisting Of Guitars, Bsnjos, Acoordons,
-iep o
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FOE POOR AND LAB0RINa MEN.

FOE POOR AND LABORING MEN.
CMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more. in
~ various parts Of tie City, and Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit LLOYD 4 co.
BUILDING STONE
TOT sele, Deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves IL
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
LLOYD 90.
HARNESS. ITnYn : No s"0
iv &-1v ~~H~ sAAsoes
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T. L, DENIsON.

Counsellor and Attorney.at.LaW,
WACO, AcLENNAN 90, TEXAS, ~.
VIII practice In the counties Of Milan, Bell, VII
hanson, MclennAA, BALLS, Limestone, Preestone,
tin, Galveston and Tyler. 1U
: WIN also cot - Land Agtnt and give special at
tsnton to investigating and pesfscting Land Titles
n any paytoft the Susie. apg 16eWem
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A CHANCE.

WILL dispose OF my etock Ct Dry and Fancy
i Goods on reasonable terms It is an excellent
chance for any one DESTROYS Of going in the bust
ness. I can be Seen at the store after o'clock
m, and In my absence any information can be Oh
tanned Of B. A. Shekel, Georgetown.
@. z. SHEKELL,
sep eeo3t" 3doors east of the Market
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THROUGH FIoKErs.

ASVunu up Siones w " oAoneoAA3 houA O3euK-
days to 80
Passengers for Luray and New Market will take
the train leaving Alexandria, ct O'Clock o. M,
on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays, connecting
with the stages at Culpeper, c. II.
Passengers fer Lynchburg will take the trair
lsayirg Alexandra at O'clock, o. m, on Mon
days, Wednesdays, and Fridays connecting with the
stages at Charlottesville.
W-Passengers for the White Sulphur Spring.
will take the train leaving Alexandra daily, con
Meeting With the stages ct Staunton.
Freight Trains are running daily, Sunday az
oeptsd)
Per order: W. b. BROCKET, Agent
Alexandria, Va, May %. may SIT
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etosst TOWN ADVERTISEMENTS.

IMPORTANT TO PARENTS AND TRACHkRS-
i have just received and now opening large -
sortment Of all the different kinds Of School Books
ufed In the District, which offering st very low
prices. A liberal discount made 10 teachers and
dealers. e. Il. LUSDY,
sep s-H Bridge st, Georgetown.
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MAGAZINE for September

III 2s cents.
Putnam's Magazine for September, ase.
Frank Leslie's Ladies' Gazette Of Fashion for sep
tenber, Csc.
Illustrated Magazine Of Ar, do, do.
New York Journal, do, 1870.
Yankee Notions do, l2lxc.
All the new Books, hagssinss, ani Papers re
e. Z. LUNDY,
sep - Bridge street. 0sJrgs own.
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DoLLARD.
PREMIER ARTIST IN HAIR.

INVENTOR OF TIE CELEpRATHs aOseAMBR
VENTlLATING WIG AND EIASTIC BAND
TOUPhCES.
No. I7s CHESTNUT STREET, opposite tie Stat.
Hosase, Philadelphia.
INSTRUCTIONS to enable Ladies' and Gentlemen
Il to measure their own hea Is with accuracy:
For Wigs, Inches. youpees 4 Scalps, Inch.
No. !. TIE round of tho no. I. From forehead to
lead back Is far q
Z. From 70 ohead bald.
over the head to z. OJsr Torch cad q
neck. fAr as required.
3. Prem ear to CIR .. Over the crown CT
ever the head. tho hesd.
Z. Prom car to Ger
round tn. fore
head,
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KSCULAPIUS to his child

early grave. Lot no young man or woman enter In
to the secret obligations of married life without
reading the POCKET ESCULAPIUs. Let no one
suffering from hackniod Cough, Pain In the side,
of Byspeptic sensations, and given up by their ply
stefan, be another moment, without consulting the
AsCULAPIUS. Have the married, or those about
to DO married any impeachment, read this truly use
full book as it has been the means of saving thous
ands Of unfortunate creatures from the very jaws Of
death.
1%Any person sending TWENTY-FIVE Cent?
enclosed In letter, Will receive one copy Of this
work by Eaf i've copies will be sent for One Dol
lar.
Address, post paid) DR. WIZ. YOUNG,
No. lt2 Spruce street. Philadelphia.
up l3-ly
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GAYS FABLES, with l26 illust.a.;o,,
" vol, London, 1851
Dogs; their management, BY Edward Mayhsv.
London, 1854-5Oc.
The Msrvsls Of science, by g. W. Fullou, with il
Iustrat0ns Soc "''A' "
Adventures of Mr.. Sydsnham Greenf1uch. and Of
MS friends IN London with numerous illustrations
london, lS5i-25c. FRANCK TAYInR
aug 90
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LIME! LIMEu LIMEII!

TNHk HAMBURGH LIME KILNS being now II
L complete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
to furnish his approved customers ct ali times dut.
ing the season Eith Line of the best quality fol-
plastering and other purposes. The lime nanufao
sured at these kins Is warranted to be equal In
quality to any other manufactured in the Unitsd
States The price will be, delivered st the kiln, Ole
in any other part Of the city 81.
Cement and Cslsined Plaster can eleo Be bad at aD
tines a. ". DENHAM,
ap 8-6m For the proprietor
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UNION REFECTORY,

Corner of Pennsylvania 40. and Third st..
~ ~ TIE undersigned re-
VNln1 specially announces to ta
his customers aud tie
~ public, that he has laid
in fresh stock Of malt and spirtuous liquors of the
best quality, among which may be found fine Read
ing Ale, other Aes, and Lager Beer; superior Bran.
dies, Wines, Gin, and other refreshments. His
larder Is supplied with the best of the market in
season, served up at the shortest notice, and his
Cigars are of the choicest brands. Thankful for
past avors he hopes to receive continuance of the
same. B. SCHAD
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~ THE UNION BOWLING SALOON, @ new
and superior structure for the purpose just in tho
rear Of Mr.. Schads on Third street. offers rare in.
ducements to the lovers Of the pleasurable exercise
Of bowling 1t has three alleys, laid with une-
qualled Skill the best in the city, and every atten.
ton is given to accommodate gentlemen who engage
in the sport. aug l0-3m
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1'HE NEW AND POPULAR SONG. 81 touch NV
4 soft Guitar" composed and arranged for the
Piano Forte by Prof J. O. Roertsch, words BY Hen
~ T. stoddsrd. Esq, and dedicated to John T. Mo.
Suade, Esq, Of New York, can be had at the Music
Depot OF HILBUS HITZ
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- A negro preacher referring 10 IN.
Judgment Day, in his Sermon sd "a. :.
" Brethren and sisters, in thai d. =. !,
Lord shall diwid de sheep from de co.t -.
Dc WOOL :" - "A"" wears
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Gvtv, Sn,c1cl WILL WATCH, HarkI Mattiss
t%y2kl Hark! ana several other Regatta boat
Songs to be had at the Music Depot Of
~ a.l., HILBUS 1 HITZ.
P. s-Just received few copies Of the new and
Of TopY. = sug17-
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SINGULAR CoINCIDRNOE.-TheR Rev. DR.
Bedell relates that while Bishop Chase o
Ohio, was At the house Of Mr.. Beck. il
Philadelphis, he received a package from
DR.: Ward, Bishop Of Sodor and Man
making inquiries relating to certain pro
perty in America, of which some old her.
son of his diocese was the heir. IN,
letter had gone to Ohio, followed him IF
Washington, then to Philadelphia, and
found him at Dir. Beck's. When he read
1t TO Nj. B., the latter was in amazement
and said: Bishop Chase, 1 am the only
man in the world who can give Won in.
formation. / have the deeds in INV nov.
session, and have had them FORTY three
years, not knowing what to do with them
or where any heirs were to be found .
s nov wonderful 70 that the application
1nSi, n ON 0s made to Bishop Chase, and be
NOT N Ohio, but . guest in the house OF
the only man who possessed anv ; ,Sou ~
ton on the subject. '''' Wa"
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may I'D
ORANGE 4 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
FL 81 80
The Cheapest, most Comfortable and En-.
pcditious Route to the White Sulphur
Springs, Passing the Alum, Warm and
Hot Springs.

A RRANaEMENTS having been made with the
n owners Of the new and splendid steamer
GEORGE PAGE to run between Alexandria and
Washington, distance Of six miles, ia connection
with the trains on this, and the Washington Raj
roads, the following schedule viii take effect on and
after Thuredsy, June LIST, 1854:
Train from Alexandria to Gordonsyille, and In
termediate Stations, will leave the Depot corner Of
Duke and Henry streets, at O'Clock q m, on the
arrival Of the Boat from Washington, giving ample
dme for Breakfast on board, arriving at Gordons
vile, t hslfpast 10 ock,-connecting 1t that
point with the Trains on the Virginia Central
Read, to Richmond, Charlottesville, and Stsunton.
A Trsin from Gordonsville to Aexandria and In
termedistc Citations, win leave Gordonsville Of
IL o'clock, on the arrival Of the cars on the
Virginia Central Railroad, arriving at Alexandris
1t hafpast o'clock-thus allowing time to connect
with the train leaving Washington City for the
North, and for Dinner on board the boat.
Train from Alexandra TO Warrenton and inter
mediate Stations will leave Alexandra daily, (sun
days excepted) ct O'Clock, p. m, arriving Ut War
rent at halfpast o'clock p. m.
On Sunday will leave at O'Clock g. n.
Train from Warrsnton to Alexandria and inter
mediate stations, will leave Warrenton daily (sun
day exeepted) at q quarter before o'clock O. n ar
irving at Alexandra at halfpsst o'clock .. m.
On Sunday viii leave ut quarter past IL o'clock
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M AaCH DE BRAyoURE, composed BY Nathan
W. HtLBUs3s HITZ,