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ZOE 8 tho Haglsa nlada.

This fine steamer left our nor, on ,he
1Vlh Of Sept. for Panama, and whom "a
AouEs oaEsnuck on Point AlquiIios, labo,il
" miles 10 the Norhward and westward
o. FONT Conception. 'fha Yankee
Blade struck at 81 O'clock rms tlss ollers
noon Of Sunday, and a portion. Of The
wisSNTematnsd ', n - togsiler until 10 o.
csoes S,sI 3. I ,desday morning, when slie avAk.
I. Ype nsa on board, on leaving San Frsn-
Z sise5s, Sps 500 passengers, and, as re-
llfprIed BR libr agents al The time of her
lebiIiag, & SzfB ,000a'in treasure as ship,
m Rpa'll1nihtdh addedlios the amount IN
lilfbuAeuEshef sAcs passengers, would leise
We nfSIFi -.lp;, a. least $225,00o. The
!. s.Sdmber 3 passengers lost was between
Pity ard sEifty, and many Of the suryi-
iVgts 6Atred toihe utmost extent Of hu>
Fmushlendufance. On The raceiptlof the
| Intelligence. Of her loss, an intense Sym
puilly Yus created among cur citizens.
and The Agent OF the Nicaragua Line
Immediately sent one Of their eieameIs
toihe assistance Of the survivors, wht
have all arrived hero with the exception
lofscight efslen, now al Los Angeles ans
Santa Barbara. M. fs H.. ss,-
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A IMtnDfa IIUNe ~ 4 Mon = David

A lMtnDEa HuNe BY i Mon : David
Thoglas, who Murdered Mr, VIM. h
Jsuiler, IN Caroline county, Md, on lhe
9Th ul.., al Denton was taken out bge
MOB on Saiurdoy night, the 7th inst, at
midnight, and hung. 1Ie had bsenconSI
yic,ed Of niuydaf in the SECOND dsgreeiI
but tho mob though, he ought g have
been convicted ofmurder in tho first de-
qreo, ana threatened io ihaict summasy
punishment upon him al the time the
jury brought IN their verdict, but were
proyoDtodby the oficers Of The law.-
They also released TWO other prisopsrs,
one ofwhom hpd been sentenced l lo the
peniienliary, al tho lime they took Thom
as out to,f prison. Ths sheriff iasaaid to
have Been seized and lied'up before they
began their murderoua woik.-nNaahoille
Banner. .fes
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e'' OHIO SToeK PAPER R--sEhe 'Ereaasr'
or sfO6io has sritten the following let-
sor which is ofinterest 70 the tax payers
Of ihia State, We copy i from the
Cincinnati, Commercial Of this morning
TREAsuRERss OFFICE, Ohiosl !
Columbus, Nov. IL, lS54:A
s Nv. ". coEEss Esq.4Sirs In enswer
20 your inquiry, isrepIysihat the notes o.
.,hs Miami Valley Bank, Savings, Bank
of Ciscrnnaij, Canal Bank pt Cleveland
Div Bark Of Columbus, and ag oshol
Ohio Stock Banks, will Sc received iol
TOxss. and al oihff public duet
!, ,his office, IS heretofore. These
notes aie a5isndautly secured W tbs t
defeat Of ohioahd Uui.ed STATES Ssock'
il ,he offices Of lhe Auditor gsaq and lI Treas =,
surer Of State, which Stocks ere ,,l slil y
commanding premium in New. lork 80 !
No bilhoider need necessarily Jose aaly
thing BY Ohio Stock paper.
Very respectfully, youIs. &C.,
INC sa'i5J. G. BRESLIN, 81
s3s!a A gg e Treasurer Of State.
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In the present, crisis, the U 49,
Treasurysystem susiains no loss or poasl
bility Of loss bybank failnfes. l,smoney
ss,hat Of the Constitrion-4- gold and
silver. Yetthe Ciacinnati Gazette, under
such circumstances esrecommends aEetum
TO q u 8. Bspk. Ilmsy be said ofsome
Wings as oflhe Boarbons that they have
learpsd nothing andgremembef nothing,
Time 10 70 ahem no TEACHER. ssssa1' sit
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MoRr FIeHTrNo. Lord Raglan writes
thai 10000 Russians attacked and cap
turcd the forts a, BalaklaYa. a great
baitlo followed, the Allies remained
masters Of The field, though two pos's
remained IN the possession Of the Rus
sianq,. The n. Y. Tribune thinks the
chances Of The Allied forces ,aking seyas-
topol are Iessening, and becoming doubt
full. Some other presses appear toffthink
differently. The Tribune is mos, likely
70 be correct; s,g4 boy i .,ss;s t,s,,t,
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AnpA 1.r.IAn IssIcKNras "a N GoNNrcrIcur. !

APPALLING SIcKNEss IN GoNNEcTIcU1.
lilo Maine IIa@i fo6k effect I'M
Connecticut, ,swe have a rehablec criterio n
of the public bealth IN sihe qnaniity Of
liquor used for amedicinsl paiposea,'''7b
The Rum Agent ior tho town q Norwich
reports that during the months Of Aug
us, and September, he sold as medicine,
n gallona ofbrandy ll2 gallons OF N.
E. Rum, 80 gallonsi of Gin,,t3l ouE 81.
Croix Rum, bcsides Q large quantity Of
wine. Here is on official statement,
which shows thai ttgo kindred and Jyty'
eight gallons Of liquoiwere sold fora'De
dicinul purposes" in the short period o.
twn months, inihe little down aof Nor
Wich ,-- Toledo Republican. ,es ~
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4 A CuRfous ELrcTtoN-A few days
ago, the mayors election took place q
Griffin iGsotgia. The candidates were
W. nj. Cline, Democrat, sapporled Gen
e5ally BY Wigs; and Judge Bell, Wing
supported by Democrats. The result
was, I04 Gor Cline, SO for Bell, and l3f
for Judgs Wright, who was not a cundi'
date. Washington Globe. asst'a s!g
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In February, 1893, bill was nlrodu-
ced into the English Parliament TO re-
move the disabilities Of the Catholics
from the operations ofthe cruel laws Of
,England-4the same which hesought TO
impose upon The Colonies in the Revo-
luton. The objectous proceed 70 state,
olhat sixteen thousand Irish Catholics
fought against Great Britain in The A.
morican war!''-W Washington Globe.
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The Vermont Legislaturehas passed a
law 70 punish the iftaudlent issue and
'transfer Of stock. andsany agent-or officer
ofa corporation ofendinglin that respect
is adjudged guilty Of felony and may be
punished by 4 fine notexceedipg q ihous-
md dSlIats, or years imprisonment in
The State Prison My Tribune. b
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DrArn or Gov. Burr. The teIeA
graph brings news Of the death of Gov,
Bort of Nebraskas Gov B. was broth
.er ofshe Hon, Armis.ead Bart member
Of the last Congress from South Carolina.
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WAsu1NroeN. Oci. .25, is

The Star says the cost Of reclaiming
The fugitive slave Burns amounted to
,wenty-seyen thousand dollars, fifteen
Thousand Of which was paid from the
United Siaies. Treasury this morning
I,.aIso saysthe, contracts for the machin
cry of the three remaining steamships
have not yet been given out.
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BANKS SECURED By STooKs 1.-The
Statesman and Democrat furnishes The
following list Of the only Banks il Ohio
whose circulation is secured BY Slate or
Udited Suites Stocks, deposited with the
officers of Stats. 10 81 Ira iasR isslfs9a
Bank Geaugua: ag sllissoasaq 3sog
Canal Bank Of Cleyeland;n h~..
CITY Bank Of Cleveland;
City Bank of Columbus; e
= City Bank Of Cincinnati 4 esaA'R's'
ahiCommefcial Bark: of Cincinnati; 9fa
gis franklin Back of,Zqpesyille; j baa
Mahoning County Bank, Youngstown;
Sandusky City Bpnk;
Seneca County Bank, TiHin;
x Western Reserve Bank, Warren; a'a
Bank Of G Commerce, Cleveland;
I'd Bank Of Nation; HI isq; 1880
Champaign County Bank, Utbana;
franklin Bank Of Poriage Co Franklin
FoIest City Bank, Cleselund;
eas from Bank of Ironton; sssses s'.ei
.si Merchahl's Bank Of Massillon; as
Miami VaIley Bank, Dayton; ~ aa
Picka@ay Couniy Bank, Clrcleyille;
Springfield Bank;
Stark County Bank, Canton;
Union Bank, Sandusky City;
II y .-HAA a
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Democrats ought TO learn moderation
If they had not thrashed The Wings SO
completely, there would have still been
a Wing piriy. Had that party continued
TO exist, there would have been no Fu>
sion, no Natiyeism, no nothing but The
old party 10 stand up OgainSa ua. Let US
learn TO be less immoderate. ee@hai
IT has iBrough. as to.-sStateieman &
Democrat .bgsehxs =
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- n 49, 5aiSfUDs rl .vbfil l5 1917 Z Y
Mlnibier. % Spalil, was EeAised a passage
from England through Ersn.cG.sl, q S,,,I ISPaiR.
Vah6us feasolls alef ass gnad lpr this acl,
and bsiSlo ss @e barn a1 the cs,iss Of The
Enperors action, several New York pa
pers announce the Soule affair as,settled.
The EmpeTor had rescinded the order,
and Soule would leave London on The
4h for Madrid. ,a. ,s,.... 1
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The New York and New Haven Rail-
road CO. has repudiated the fraudulent
* aa.sa,ck issued BY SCHUYLER. Suits will be
brouebl on them, and the entire question
viii be sotlled By law. ls
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II WESLEY CHAPEL, one Of tho Meiho-
dist churches Of Columbus, Ohio, has
adopted d rule BY whitehall the male and
femole members ofa familyimRy sit to-
eetherih the same pew. alOae sf the
classloaders, who had just been married
ION dit) -refusod,to vote for this innova'
tion upon ons of the cherishe rules o
Methodism. -
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J Latest Banks Faiisd. 55s sss
The Bank OF CifcleviIle, Ohio, is said

The Bank OF CHcleville, Ohio,'iS salu
10 hsye tailed--nlso ssag ssi1las afs Il
THE Farmers Bank, Of Chicago, I'll, y
THE Exchange Bank. Buffalo, N. Y,
Tie Canal Bank, Cleveland, Ohio.
2The City Bank Of Columbus, Ohio,
suspended this morning. e aglg9A'
The Woodbury. Bank Woodbury., Con-.
nec:icul, thrown OH, at the Suffolk Bank.
Saven more Indiana Banks under pros,
test, viz: Wayne Bank, Logansport; !;
Siate Stock Bank or Indiana, Peru; Up>
per Wabash Bank, Wabash; Perry county
Bank, Gannel.on; Sleuben county Bank,
Angola; Traders Bank, TeTe Hautei
Gres, Western Bank, Tene Haute,
Look out for more sooE!- Dyes Bank
Mirror, Nop. 18Th, 1854.
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IfoN,, sIDNET BRrhsr, Of Illinois, for
d .lmlearly al United States Senator, made o
speech ,J lie lie oihor day, pt Tho Illinois
State Fair, ugaiust Douglas and NebraS'
ka.- Wagkingtoa globe.
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The RUSSIAN FLEET IN sEvAsToPoL
In the harbor Of Seyastopot there lie
seventeen Russian shipsSof>the~line, four
frigates, i've corveues, eighty-iwoY ships
Of less burden, andttwelVo steawers--
in all one hundred and eight ships, carry
inc 4, lousl two thousand guns.
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Total o,~soa..,,r.,,".s,.$7, ,62l, ,79o
This Bunk excitement atgtbe West is
subsiding and, the aspect of affairs is q
little more cheerful. Still the money
markets of the inferior are stringent, and
sSne Or tho Banks are leaning on'' News
Yorktoconsidorable extent, Tho runs
ningin Of lhescirculaiion ofths Indiana
Banks creates q vacuum in the currency
which requires time 10 FL up, The
State Stocks liberated BY tho surrender
oflndiah8 Bank notes nre pressing on
thismaHIet and lafgely increasing the
demand for moDsy, sufieientlygseats al
ready for home wants. y TheIe, haye
been Q considerable amount Of transac7
lions q, private sale Of fndinna 5sat 10
q go ana virRinia 6s at 95s for invests
ment.- NJ y Tribune. e ,ya'auoa
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.w1.-L
COLLEGE EXAMINATION. Was VIII
liam Penn the inventor of wriiing2
Where was the celobTated Gunpox>
der plot situated, and was il a. green
,plotG 81 bat.-,sl.a,, -, 81
Was s.erno, tho writer, q very severe
man2 '.0 ~ ,
Yves Pia tho decpestpoliiiciho Of ahiS
day? synod ia 3aagsaT lsla i!oq.y 2.
Whena youth is said to be "fonad Of
the weed" does il mean chickweed? 4
Is buckwheat a particularly smart look.
ing grain? oi'sA''s.9 y 3.'sh 1ls'aH 'A'
DoeSiI follow that potatoes are suis
cdes because they shoot out tbeH eyes2
Are the people OF Ganl very bitter in
disposition? IL
Arc the pavement flags, stonesroloi-
ed?8 .hesta sslsglg 9di y {s~ eSi linl
sWhatis the ordinary size bofai garden
'PoxIgi .goiliq Z ga3 d2gq no lBw .sssyl
Has wild thyme anything 70 do with
tile idle mom9nis, OF yeuilis "
Does cannonfzsd mean being blown'
10 peieesS bas ,afab iaaWsmos sslsos,
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-. AZ. atIffsl s3f agrss 4 l!tN " ~ fi,
The securities a. present in tie hands
ofiHe Auditor Of Indiana for The notes
ofths free Banks are: I dom tii1 'x@ss
Indiana 5 per cenls....,.,.....2,3 ,366O0s
Indiana 2s per cents.,.,.-ss.. a6es,7eO
Virginia 6 perconls.,.. .,l.,...-.2 ,75O, 900
Louisiana 6 per cents:..,....... 10000
Kentucky & per cents:..s.... t,s.. -. .. $1,000
Georgia s ana I per cenis.:........ $4,000
Missouri 6 per cents.....a.....i $4,000
Tennesseo 6 per cen,s....y.o... pa, 900
Michigan 6,per cenls-,..q..,,~. $4,000
North Carolina 6 per cents ~. 1856 COO
Pennsylvania 5 per rconis ....;... e7l 00o
Ohio 6 per ceniS.... .....".a"... II COO
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Some idea OF the hardness Of gen>
uiue sambos head may be,gathered from
the anaeyed paragraph, which We find 10.
The Daily Eagle, printed qa.ii Memphis
I'ennessee ga collored epussen,' well
known about town rs, 'Old Kis' while
passing under,g new three story builds
ing, in process Of erection, a brickbdt fell
from ihe hand Of d bhck>layer on the
wall above, and In descending came in
contact with the negroe'shead.i@fThe re.
sistance was grea, and The brick bat was
broken in two. After recovering from
the. temporary stun, ne addressed the
brick>layer with:- R'' ''thg" '"-t
~ say you w'ite man up dar, if you
don't want yer bticks broke, JUS. keep
'em off my head" 4ied Lstlsf
BY the by. we hayc q good many
clever anecdotes Of the brigh! sayings OF
ss.he dark people, ,"iBut we have seldom
heard keenef satire3than was express
ed by acolored Hboy,' as related to- US
Just nowby a friend upon whom no good
thing was ever lost: 81. seems that he
was looking through graveyard fence
upon the tombstone of o villager, who
in life liadbeen knownas araihef iclose-
listed citizen, whose principals care had
been 'lhe creates. good Of ,lhe gleatesl
number the 'groa,est number with him
having been number one.' After
pompous inscription, tho following pas
sage,of Scripiuta was recorded; tH'
that eiyeth 10 10 the poor leudeth 20 The
! Lord DAT may, be so,' soliloquizet
/ Sambo, but wen dat man died, dc Lor'
didn't owe I'm red cent? Ryeh! e'yah
'yah!" iftha; isn'toa good spec
! men Of satire BY inversio n, we have. mis-
conceived its drift. A good example o
negto criticism Of, language s containe
4 in the following: "'ls that the secon
! bell?' asked d traveller al a western he
tel in the morning, thrusting his hen
out oftbe door Of his room, and address
ling a. a.colored 'boy who was swinging
big bell through the hall. mo, sah, d
; am am De second riagid' oh do fast bell; "
got no second bell, aah-only one be
aah!m ggdi.a gai'f'Esi a;g
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~ vhe,6ar Clark, 81 o. Seymour,
douosIsi i q i NJ popsrs
hara.it both waEssyssl 3. sAslae
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UNION TOW NSHIP.

No q ~ ~ .i4sI on l1 lt7 sll
Is 80 north west quarter aopih west a
In 80 east half south west quarter
/" "a north half south west quarter
is 2 north west quarter north west qr
"r ~ south half south west quarter
I" siS N Eff hf ex. N w corner
"I 8 west halfner,h west quarter
/" ii southeast quarter south west q
l3 west half north west quarter
/" IA north eaat Or north west quarter
9" Ia south west quarter north west ar
/" ala19aanorth half southwest quarter
,lalsa123 norih east quarter south, west a
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SUGARCREEK TOWNSHIP.

s Is N W cor E, half E half 8 " quarter
(" 25 wes, hall south west quarter
/" 25 west half eas, half south west at
I" 81 east half south wost quarter
IS IS north cast quarter north cast quarter
I" north half south west quarter
/" s south west fraction south wssl qr
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ELS "a south east quarter north cast quarter
." /" 80 south east quarter .' s..3'
{ o2S:e north west quarernorth east quarter
spn's 5 s,souilnwost quarter north west qF
,.ro1" l3 south west quarter north east quarter
I :" "A north west quarter north eas, Or
u IA east half north east quarter
. aad" II northeast quarter north wes' quaTier
west halfsou,h west quarter
" /, "ual Is south east ar exceptnorih east cor
" 81. lSs south west fractiona! quarter
" {" lS NEqr s E qr OK. N W cor
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The printed schedass may he seen ~ respse.ys navy yards
by The particular yard nearest 70 bis Office BY
'ne e Varss for Which g s applicant. ap.ire 10 ca
The schedu VIII sia,c the lines within which the materials
All which may be contracted fr must be delivered
place Places within respectively for which
offer made, be directed by the commanding officer
be provided contract be distinctly understood
by bidders that ne sog numbe @ articles
an unity which may equred dtirtan
ing the lowest bid bu, the contractor Is tHs more less
such qaGntics
times The bureau onoandan tapd reqosiiens
ring ,e cai year endaa Jaae 1885; quan
required less than those specified The prices 'haI
All be Of the best quality
subject Inspection, wei.h
a navy yard Ss be IL % M ] to, on,. tue
crpon Of the articles sc Contractors for classes headed s
delivered, required proposals agent
city nfpa place near ne ,n yard . dsss who may he
The periods of delivery of all building materials must conform
Apyogeg in the full of The win
aIs6 and " " S so ss sdus',a
ted unless otherwise authorized by the Department On ea
year. my per retained may,
be p' ?" , the d s. is"@s Ap In
anee eighty cent viii be paid by the navy aren.at
within thry days alter the presentation OF bib IN picae duly
80 bari Re qen'um paid until all rejected
under copTg shall removed from the
yard, unless specially anihod4lJ b Ine Department,
II viii be stipulated the contract That fht'' seal be 4ae y
The parties Of ne @ a ~ delve,ns AZ Or any Of the asas
mentioned oe quality and e times and pacs above ~
United States qnldaed damages Of money equal 70 twice
paid actual delivery hereof which
aodaed damages b. recovered FROM 'me TO Time as y ac
contract, and certify That they IN the
aggregate are worth over and above their dents ana ha'e the
Each offer must be signed by person making and
guaranors the form annexed aud their resi-
aspce, uamog and state must be distinctly stated
The without lose a%sss 70 The gov
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pVRsUA NJ - lie tc ala If c.,ance-
~ Of ISn6ria Bird nv, plaintiff az.
CHARLOTTE ges detenian the claiming be
% kis iahn sieba peyy of Llyi's Cabee House
Lond0n underwater, aersaras Of
by lnms William Nch0u lnvsresk, Tspei-
tr county Alii Lothian, Britain ns
Tweed; then Of Husp Park Uxbridge,
souaty iddeseX equre 18th day
November In aud their relationship the
chambers
IL Pare Wued n rquare, Mddesex
desD ha,s1( they viii he peenpIoiy excluded um
hene lh. said dccfes
Thursday III seventh day OF bocssber qoock in
eaid rhampers appointed for heading ai
Indicating upon the claims.
dated tnis Tih day Of August 1854.
RI HARD BiOXAAf, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON S Pli.GRI
Church Court, I.othbury, London, Paauf's Solicitors
b-inmsmf
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The cheapest comfortable and erpsdfioas route % Ia
While Ssiyhw Springa, possny me A'nn, Warm aud dot
Springs
A RR ANGEMENTS having made with The owners M h
Page between Alex
anda Washington distance OF ELK mt in with
Washington railroads, The following
schedule effect aud after Thursday, June j. 1854
GordOnsyIe and intermediate stations
will Duke and Henry Streets at
O'clock the arrival the boat from Washington,
breakfast board GordoBvie At 10Y
ocock connecting that place with Tic trains on thu Virgins
fairoad Riciuond, Caole vie aud StauhtOn.
Alexandria in,emedi~e stations
II O'Clock arrival Of te
Csut road, arriving Alexandria at hnEpas
O'clock allowing with the leaving
Washington North, board the boat
train Alexandria Warrenton aud intermediate stations
will Alexandr daily t5nndays excep,sd at aocoek
| arriving Warrenton al 81 O'Clock,
Ou Sunday will I o'ciock, IN.
IRAN FROM intermediate
Warrenion daily Sundays eNceped) alta quarter before
Ate at half past sucnck
I'm sunday will lea al quarter past ~ o'clock,
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Cincinnati, louisville Indianapolis, Columbus Zanesrie Cleps
land, Toledo, Chicago, and 81 Louis.
ROUGH tickets for all the above points be had ut the rail
i Washington.
leaving Washington arv Wheclng In
with the splendid and Duna
Wesve ~ miles from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cevean Oeao Chicago and Alton thence by steamboat rs
miles, 81. Louis Leaving Washington At s. they will
splendid "union Ine
for Cincinnati and Louisville ana for Indianapolis by railroad
LaWKenceburg ts.
Through Cincinnati, Louisville, and Indanapo-
lis GAINESVILLE and Columbus by naton from
Wheeling holding through tickets
point the For information and tickets, apply r. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington. 8i-tt
J. II. DONE,
| Feb 7--df Master Transportation.
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THROUGH TICKETS.

Round-trp tickets 10 Waren,on, from Saturday to Mon
day ~
Passengers Luray and New Market will train leaving
Ale xanda O'Clock, Tuesdays, Thursdays and Bat
urdays, connecting with Culpeper house
Lynchbure will take train leaving Aexan
da at O'Clock Mondays Wednesdays and Fridays
meeting the stages Charlottesville.
White Sulphur will lake the leav
ing Alexandra daily connecting with the stages Stanton
Freight trains running daily, Sundays excepted
Per ordert w. D. BROCKETT, Agent,
June IA -dif Aexandr1n Va
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philadelphia College OF Medicine.

IiE session OF win 8,
4
Pun oficIurs eivea
Degrees conferred In aud july.
isfsf ui course Ssl Perpetual ticket
g. Graduation
ui coufss anoib. $50 including graduation fee
Prrsorsiasrest Is by faculty. welfare
oGeyvI rgisnt ieily the
upon each branch IN AZ fschrs this school
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