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UROSC0pIA

MRS. BROTHERS 4 GRAY, the celebrated Ger
~ man and Indian Physicians, hsve establi: he'd
permanent medical Office in thu city of baltimore,
tor the accommodation OF their patients in Mary,
land. The Doctors be consulted at their office
every Monday TUESDAY and We'd esday, from a.
IN until 10 p m. - -
Office 40 Pacs street, between Lexington and Sar.
atoga sta.
Also, at their principal Office, at Washington, d
c., ON south B street. on Thur DAY, Friday and Sat.
urday, opposie the smithsonian Institution, where
they have had large snc successful practice for the
last four years. IN the treatment all chr mic els
eases, nd those diseases produced by the OLD school
Mineral Physicians, by the indiscriminate use of
Mercury, Arsenic, Anthony, DC. Happily, for suf
ferers their practice is 40 mantle ty Injurious that
it is nUw gradually on the wane, and must in few
years sink into oblivion. God in mis- infinite good
ness has given to suffering raan practice far supe
ri0r. and snow us that there Is yet Balm in Gilesd
We fistter ourselves that all who favor us With
call, We will. without asking single question: tell
them their complaints and symptoms and guaran.
tee an easy and speedy cure. A decided adVantag
we hsve ever other medical men, is in the manner
we determine the nature and location the disease
which is by the crime VIZ require at least two
ounces OF the first in the morning.
Office open daily for the sale oil their Family Medi
@hsS. aGg eeOlms
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United states Patent Once
WASHIyGfON Aup l6 lRKI

ON the petition of SOLOMON ANDREWS, Of Perth
~ Anooy, New Jereey, praying for the extension
Of patent granted to him on the 9Th day Of Decem
,er, 1910, for an Improvement In manner Of con.
structing Pad locks for ma I bags and other uses
called the clam shell Paddock" for seven wears fro
the expiration Of ssid patent which takes plsos on
the 9th day of December, 1854
1t is ordered that the said petition be heard 1T the
Patent Office on Monday the 18TH OF November next
ct IL o'clock m; and all persons notified TO ap-
pear and show cause, any they have, why said De
uuon ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are REQUIRED 10
file in the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth in writing at least twenty days before the dsy
Of hearing all testimony fl, by either party to be
Used al the said hearing must be taken and trans.
mitted IN accordance with the rules Of the ONCE
which will be furnished on application.
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
Sd of Now; depestions, and other papers relied on,
as testimony, must be filed in the Office on or before
the morning Of that day; the arguments, IL any,
within ten days thereafter.
Ordered also, that this notice be published IA the
Union, Intelligencer. and Evening Star, Washing.
ton, D. C.; Pennsylvania, Philadelphia, Pa; Scien-
inc American, New York; Post, Boston, Mass and
Inquirer, Cincinnati, Ohio, once Q week for three
successive weeks previous to the 18th dsy OF No
vember next, the day Of hearing.
-. 81. q CHARLES MASON.
Commissioner of Pstsnts
P. S.-Bdtors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills TO the Patent Once, with a o.
DIT containing this notice aug le-ss1
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: CHARLES MASON.
United States PS>ent once,
Washington. Aug. Fl, 1854.

ON the petition Of MILTON d. WBIPPIx, of somer.
" vile, Mass, praying for the extension of Dat.
emit granted to them on the 2Sth Of October, 1870,
for Improvement in machine for cleaning wool
from Burr and other foreign matter. and siso for
Ginnin Cotton, for seven years from the aspiration
Of said patent, which takes place the 2sth day Of
October, 1854:
1t is ordered that the said petition be hesrd at the
Patent Office ON Monday. the 33d day ef October
next at IL o'clock m and all persons are notified
to appear and show cause, if any they have, WHY
said petition ought not to be granted. -, -
Persons opposing the extension are required ~
die in the Patent Once their objections specially set
forth In wri- at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; ali testimony filed by either party 10 be
USED at the said hearing must be taken and trans
united in accordance with the rules Of ths sfhoe,
which will be furnished on application. .ss~7r
The testimony In the will be closed on the
18th Of October; dispositions and other papers re-
lied on as testimony must be filed in the ofce on or
before the morning Of that day; the arguments, il
any, within ten days thereafter .-.--
Ordered, a 50, that this notice be published In the
Union, Int uigencsr, and Evening Star, Washing.
ton, H. c.; Evening Argus, philadelphia, Pa: Sciep-
tifc American, New York; and Post Boston, Mss
once q week for three successive weeks preyiSus 10
the 23d day of October next, the day OF hearips
ss' CHARLES MASON,
s. Commissions of Pstents.
p. s.-Editors of the above pspen win pls>se conv
and srrd their bills to the Patent Once, with q -
per containing this notice a.. aug 1-lsv3
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tifuiiy manufactured and cheap So any establish
ment in tho Union.
COLLARDS HRkBANIVM EITRACr on LUIS
TRoUS HAIR TONIC
prepared from South American herba ana roots the
most successful article produced for preaer wing
the hair nom falling out changing color, restoring
aud preserving 1t in healthy and luyuriant state
Among other reasons why Dollsrds hair-cutting Sa-
loon, maintains its immense popularity Is the fact
that his Tonic is applied to every head OF hair cut at
his establishment, consequently it 10 kept In better
preservation than under any other known applcs-
ton 1t being thus practically tested by thousands,
Offers the greatest guaranty of its efrcaoy. Sold
wholesale and retail ut his Old Establishment. Ut
Chssnut Street. oppoSite the State House, Phila-
dslphia.
b. DoiLARp has at lest discovered the sl Plus ul-
IRA of hair dye and announces it for SALE With per-
feet confidence IN its surprising everything OF the
Kind now in use 1t colors the hair either black OF
brown, as may be desired, and is used without any
injury TO the hair skin, either by stain or other.
wise, can be washed Of in ten minutes after the sp
phcation without det-acting from its efficacy. Per.
visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to R. DOLLARD, III CHESTNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA. will recsive attention.
ian 23-1y
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
STATE OF TENNESSEE.

Post OFFICE DEPARTMENT
-. August s, 1854. 4 Z
DR0POSALs for conveying the mails of the Uni
i ted States fr m Let November, 1854, to thu Both
June, 1883, on the following routes in TENNE. sER
Will BE- receive 1t The Contract Office Of this depart
ment until O'Clock Q. a of Thursday, the 2lst of
septsmber next to be decided by ths following day
o. No. 86O3-Frcm Knoxville. by Church Grove,
Wooabourns, Bull Run, Haynes, and HeaG
Of Barren, to Tazewell, 81 miles and back,
q a. three times week. IN two-horse stages. r
Leave Knoxville Tuesday, Thursday and sAtur
Arrive at Tazswelii same nee days by7pm 81
Leave Tazewell Monday, "Wednesday and Friday
T. Arrive at Knoxvins sam. days by1pm.
No. S5O4-From Knoxville, by Wilson's, Clinton
Ross, and Jacksboro, to Tazevell, Is mi,es
and buck, three times week, in two. horse
stages. ...H. ~
Leave Knoxville Monday, Thursday and satur.
day at an - - I "a
Arrive at Tazewell next days BY 10 a m II
Leave IazsWell Tuesday, Friday and sunday 1t
Jpn ~ 4 - .-G.E 80 q
Arrive at Knoxville next days by 8 pm. :
For form OF proposal guarantee and cernncate,
aud Alp notes and INSTRUCTIONS embrAdng conn'
items to be incorporated in the contracts to Be e1e
department may deem expedient and proper, see ed-
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service for
the term commencing 1st Juiy, 1854, and ending on
the SOh June 1885, In the States Of Kentucky, Nsn.
nessee &C., dated 9th Janurry, 1854. teil
Rs Ell proposal should be sealed, marked sPrdpo,
sal for route No -, Tennessee" and addressed
Second Assistant Postmaster General. Washington,
DO -" JAMES oAMPBHhB,
= avg 7-M4w Postmaster General
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An INCIDENT IN INDIAN WARFARE
The Minnesota Pioneer states that during
the skir1nish heretofore noticed between
parties of the Chippewa and Sioux In
dams, the latter were entrenched behind
something resembling ramParts, and from
their place of safety, fired on their enc
mics, doing great execution. One Sioux
warrior, however, disdaining the protec.
ton afforded to his companions by their
defences, stood throughout the fight upon
the ramparts, In full view Of the Chippe-
was, loading and diseharging his rifle as
ooolly as though out Ct the reach of dam
ger. Many efforts were made to pick
him off, but at each unsuccessful effort
his defiant war cry rang over the plain.
Finally, Mechanically, the chief in
command Of the Chippewas, to show his
admiration and appreciation of the daring
bravery of this warrior, approached as
near him as be could, and, taking the
chaplet of eagles feathers from his own
head, tossed it to the Sioux on the ram
part, as much as to say that for his he
roism he deserved to be o chief
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EVENING STAR.
lToR THE STAR.
THE WrTHERED BOSE.

All. Flower so withered, where now is thy bloom,
How faded thy beauty how boding thy doom!
Thy leaves, which but yestern0on waved in the dale,
Thy petals now dropping, all tell a sad tale.
In vain hast thou bIoohed so sweetly so bnghi.
No longer canst thou with thy doors delight
The way fanng traveller, who, weary and wan,
At twiIishrs still hour will rest on the lawn.
But Others, bright aowret, thy place Will supply,
Though like thee, alas they must wither and die
A day and night, and forgotten they'll fall,
When naught save the zephyrs will weep DER their
pail. +
How dOst thou remind me Of mortaIs sad fate;
WHO "hher hk : thee, from this pilgrimage state
Who fit like pale shadows DER life's chequered
haze, o.. --F..t .,Is
And Uf.a;ns, stn fading - are lost from the gaze;
Like the fame of Thy leaflets, oblivion will close
Their mem'ry 10 friends and their hatred to foes.
B. r. r. !,
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PARK HOTEL,
This delightful Suburban Retreat,

On IN, near Boundary street,
60 Is NOW OPEN F0& ;
M THE RECEPTION OF
49, THE PUBLIC.
The Proprietors respectfully inform their friends
that everything served up at their esta blishment
shall be If the best
The Billiard, Bowling, and Shooting Saloons are
in complete order.
Parties will be served with Breakfast, Dinner, or
Supper at short notice, ana in the most approved
STYLE not surpassed by any house in the District.
For the accommodation Of the public, Coaches OF
the Union Line viii leave the of 9Th street
and Pa. avenue every thirty minutes, day aud eve
ming, commencing at O'clock a.. m, for the Park
Hotel; stopping at Union Hall, STREET.
WILSON Il HAYWARD,
Prop'rs Union Hall, c st, PARK Hotel, 7th st.
aug l9-1m
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CONrRADICTION OF PRovRRBs.-"The
more the merrier." Not so; one hand is
enough 10 a purse. Nothing but what
has an end" Not so; a ring has none,
for it is round, Money is q great com
fort" Not when it brings thief to the
gallows. 1.-The world is . long journey, !"
Not so; the sun goes over it every day.
1T is a great way to the bottom Of the
sea-" Not so; it is but stones cast.
"a friend is best found in adversely u
Not SO; for then taere is none to be found
1.-The pride OF the rich makes the labOl
of the poOr." Not 80; the labor Of TIT
Door makes the pride Of the nch 80
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PHILADELPHIA ] ADVERTISEMENTS.
.,..... SEA BATHING.
COLUMBIA HOUSE.
CAPE ISLAND NEW JERSEY

- This nswisra popular establishment Is nov
ESopen for the reception Of visitors. "
The proprietor. thankful for the patronage be has
90 largely received, begs to assure his friends and
he public that the HOTEL in every department
will be kept in style superior 10 any previous sea
sen. Gas has been introduced into 200 rooms
Hasslers celebrated orchestra has bean engaged ex
clusiVsiy for this house, and many other arrange
msnts have been mKde tending to the increased
comfort and enjoyment Of the guests.
Application for rooms may be made by address.
ing the proprietor at Cape Island 70 the subscri
Der, ,--..tf..-.....t- ,. L. .HARWOOD,
No II South Sd street, PHILADELPHIA.
n. B.-ExtensiTe stsbling on the premises.
Il
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TEMPERANCE VIgws.-The Freeman's
Journal defends the Catholic Bishops and
Priests from the charge of Indifference as
to temperance among the laity. The
Journal says:
The church can and she does forbid
drunkenness, alike in the palace and in
the shanty. Her clergy, sitting in the
sacred tribunal Of confession can forbid
even the use of Intoxicating drinks to every
man who proves by his deeds that such
drinks lead him to evils or to excess.
Again the church can and she does for
bid the selling Of liquor to those who
ought not TO drink. She has other checks
and limitations that it is not our bust
ness to state here. But, due regard had
to all the conditions required, bow can
bishop or priest forbid a man who be-
heves that wine, or beer, or brandy, is
not only Innocent but beneficial to him,
from taking his glass at dinner 2"
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY. ,,

THlS beautiful burial place Of the dead having
Il just bern dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose is open for the reception Of the
remains of decreased pereons.
The MAUSOLEUM has capacity for hundred
Godles. IN which such friends # the dead q NAV
apply can place the departed until they select sites
tor the graves. -
The plan OF the incorporators is Of equality In
regard to the lots, whit will not be put up publicly
Tor sale, lsithough they usually bring premiuu
making the early selection Of lots tas most dssir
able.
Until An office Is established in the city of Wash
lpgton, apple items win DO punctuaIly att. nded
to at the present Office in the east wing OF the build
WI. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B.-Glenwood is situated abort distsnce dine
north OF tne capitol. aug ll-6m
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SUMMER CLOTHING

or FINE QUAA Citizens and strangers
" wishing to pqj hummer Clothing of in-
Qualities will find lent assortment to be Sc
isrse and varied az Rbeg ming Of The season,
'hich we are mon ing greatly reduced in p,i
Fail trade.
Clothing made TO order.
We have on hand large AID fine assortment Of
Summer material il the piece, which we will make
to orter much cheaper than the usual city prices
WALL i STEPHENS,
Next Soor to the Iron Hall,
Pa avenue, between 9Th and 10th sts
au0 b-kf
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ENGLISH BOOKS.

EN6llSd bOOhS.
DHILIP ROLLO, or the SCOTTISH Musketesr. by
James Grant
LEVEL Pastures, z vols in l, 1854
Matrimonial shipvrecks, By Annette Marie Mall
lard
Shakespeare vols, Railway Library Edition
BlIver's Last Of the BaroDs
Eocb.sgs. Edited by Eliot warburton
The Young prms Donna, by Mrs Grey-priee o.
cents
Routadgs's Guide through the United States
Mount Blanc and hack again, by White
Ra-sia O. ie is, ny More!l
The Lancashire Witches, by " q AinsssFth
The Rowing Englishman
The Industry Of tha United States in Machinery,
Manufactures and Arts
We are all low people there, BY suthor Of Stukely
Fun-iilustratsd-by Alfred CrowQuill
aug l2- PRANCK TAYLOR
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LIME=LIME-LIME,

ITO PLASTEkEhS AND BUILDERS-We have
j now n hand at 6eels's Patent Kilns, ONE
THOUSAND BARRELS OF LINE, and are DOW
making two hundred barrels daily, which we will
sell on the best tsrma.
We would call the particular attention of plaster
ers to this superior a. cls of Lime. is free from
coal cinders or other sediment it being burnt alto.
sether by wood, which mskes it nery superior ar.
tics for pastering, white coating, Snd hard finish.
ing. .-.. ....
Give US . call and you shall be pleased.
rug Sim j. SEELV CO.
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LIME! LIME LIME

VIE dAMBUKGH LIME kILNH being now In
i esmplete order, the proprietor vii be enabled
ing the season with Lime Of th. bsst quality 70,
plastering and other purposes. The lime manufao
tured at these kilus Is warranted to be equal IN
quality to any other manufactured in the United
States The price will be, delivered at the kiln 9ac
in any other part of the city 81.
Cement and Cslsinej Plaster can also be had ut NJ
times. a. w. DENHAM,
~ Slim Ro- the prnprietor
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nODEY's LADY's BOOK for August
VI for sale at sHILLINGTON's Bookstore
81, Jasper Carew, Knit, his Life and Experience
by Chas. Lever H"''r ~
Fashion and Famine, by Mrs. Ann Stephens
The Mysteries Of q Convent, by Q noted Methodist
Preacher .r., s-.. 49,. 80 = !
:, Ne" editions of Sol. Smith and Quarter Races In
Kentucky
All the new books published received immediately
afterwards, and for sale at q p =.
49," sHILLINGTONs Bookstore,
Cor. Pa sv.iand ~ st. Odson Building
jy 0-H --.... :, .r...--t.- ."
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Arrival and Departure Of Ocean Steamers.
NOTICE
TO BUILDERS AND CONTRACTORS

ON the second day of September, 1874 will be O.
" Tered fnr sale, to the lowest bidder, the ere
ton OF COUNTY JAZZ, to be built in the Town
or Upper MARLBORO, Prince GEORGES county. Ma
rylsnd, Of the following dim.nsious:
lst-To be built Of stone, 80 BY 26 feet two sto
ries higa-the first story to be nine feet in clear
second story to be eight feet in cear-wals to b.
two feet thick
2d-To be divided into four rooms. of equal size
two On the first foor and two on the sec nd-witb
psssage eight feet wide on the first and second
floors.
3a.-At one end Of the upper passage tb.ra is t.
be room eight feet square, with iron shutter to
the window in said room on the inside nd an iror
door, 30 ~ to make it dungeon. Said door and
window to have holes sufficient to ventilste the
room.
Alb. All the inside doors leading in said rooms to
Re made of fat iron bars, five inches apart we'll riv-
eted together.
5rh.-Ths partition walls are to be Of stone or
brick.
6th-Thsre are to be five u4ndovs in fron,-two
below and three above Six on the back thre- b.
low and three above; one in the gable end in the
passage up stairs-ali Of said windows to be lipbt
ten bv twelve inches, with stone sills and heads
with iron bars one inch and quarter square, five
inches apart, running through the heads and stills
of each windCr with four fat iron bars of sufcien
size for came. one and quarter inch bars to psrs
through each fiat bar, to extend across the Window
equal distances apart and into the wall on each
7th-The outside door frame to be of stone, with
two doorsone of iron bars, the same as the insid.
doors-one of oak, double and well riyetted to-
gather.
s;h All of tn. doors to have the best locks and
hinges suitable for such purposes
9th-Every window in said building TO bave
frames, sssh and glass, four lights to fight on thu
inside Of the iron bars.
l0th.-Floors TO be Of the best yellow pine, upper
ceiling joists to be not than six inches apart
1lth-There are to be two flues on the gable ends
suitable for stoves-also, four lead pipes in each
room, with proper fixtures worked into the wallis
said lead pipes leading to sewer to carry off the
filth, &c.
l2th.-Ths roof to be covered over with slate.
l3th-The above named building to be finished
complete, insie plastered, and the whole waIk one
In a good substantial, and workmanlike manner, to
be approved by the undersigned commissioners.
Terms Of payment made known on the day Of thu
sale The purchaser TO give bond. with security 10
be approved by the commissioners, for the faithful
performance of said contract
Sale at Ii clock m at the Court House door, in
the Town Of Upper Marlboro.
WILLIAM A. JARB0E,
CLEMENT RILL.
WILLIAM B. BOWIE,
aug 1S-aotd Commissioners
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il 23-1av1lu
mo. 5lSl
GALE OF Improved Lands In Mic hi.
- gan cedsd by the Wyandotts In

Notice is hereby given that, under the authority
vested in this sfce by the acts Of Sd March, Is4S
and 18th July, 1862 the unsold portion Of the i'm.
proved lands coded by the Wyandotts on the 18th
of March 1872 in the State of Michigan, hereinafter
indicated viii again be offered at public GALE at De-
trot, Michigan, on Monday, the 4th day Of Septem:
Der next.
By the provisions of the act Of the 18th July, 1852
the said lands will be offered, subject to the mini
mum price Of not less than two dollars and fifty cts
per acre, without regard to the valuation Of improve
ments.
They are as fhllova. if
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ARMY & NAVY EQUIPMENTS.

WTALL STEPHENS, Military ManufActursrs
w Of the finest order, would respectfully call the
q tsntion of Army and Navy 0mcers, 10 their supe
rior work and style Of goods
Thy have created revolution il this department,
and can furnish the most elegant goods at prices
tha. will successfully challenge grester reduction
We wish toshow that this il net exclusive or
privilege business and ia susceptible o. al the pro-
g'ess Of the sge despite the joggiugs Of antiquari
ans
Citizen Gle thing made to order in elegant style
aud latest fashion.
United States Flags and Banners made to order.
aug Il-2av3m
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ITO MEMBERs OF CONG Il e s =,
i Strangers and CiIizens.-We sre
now receiving q lot Of Goods suitable for the Fall,
consulting Of
silks Of ali kinds
French Mousselines, Msrinos
Alpacas, Bombasins Irish Linens
Table DAmssk, Dsmask Napkins, Flannels
n Cassinets, Cloths, Cas>imeIes -.
Ginghsms OF ali kinds -7f..s
Ho,ieTy Of eii kinds
foil assortment If Domesti,s Of sll kinds :
vi ietS of Carpets # various kinds e
T. remainder of cur sumn or Gooas will DO sold
W cheap ,ons first RAE "a Lawns at 81 etc.,
Beautiful Calico "a csS, tre eye do Lsinss, II cts
worth 25. Betegss very cheap.
spg H. HALL BRQTRR.
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sMIDER'S WINES
At PHILADE PHIA

John v. SNYDER, Dealer IN Wines at the
- former old established Hire Store Of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr.. No. 70 Walnut street, four doors BE-
low Fourth street where consumers viii be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most acconmo-
dating terms. ..'
JACOB SNYDER, Jr., Agent for the I'm.
portation Of FOREIGN WINES, Office No. IS Wal
nus street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared to
receive orders for the special Importation of Wines
single do zen and upwars and also solicits for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNYDER, the patronage Of
his friends and former customers.
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de.
ivered by Express free Of fregM jes-ly
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THROUGH VIoKIgs..

Passengers TOR Luray and New Market will take
the train leaving Alexandra. at Z O'Clock .. I'd.
on Tuesdays, Ihursdsys, and saturdays, connecting
With the stages at Cuipeper, G. II.
passengers fer Lynchburg will take the train
leaving Alexandria at Z o'clock, .. NJ on Nor
days, Wednesdays, and Fsdsys, connecting with Ii,
stages at Chsrl ottesvilie. 20 -.
-Passensers for the White Sulphur Spring.
will take the train leaving Alexandria daily, cor
Meeting with tine stages at Staunton.
oeptsd9' ''' ga. = : It's. =
PEI order: II w.B. BROCKETT, Agent.
AexAndrtA, Va, May %. may at