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Butte record., 1854-05-20

STEAM ENGINES, BOILER, ETC. FOR
- SALE.-0ne Tubular Boiler. about 50 horse prver
connected Engines, Il inch stroke and IL inch boa
Lot Of ~ inch shafling, Pulleys and Hangers.
One large Blower
One Blacksmhs FORGE.
One Lever Punch,
One snail Trip Hammer
Two CHpalo SheI-.
Six hundred Fire Brick
Two set Of Cupslo CGstinrs
One barrel BLACK Lead Pots
Five Flae Brushes
Eleven barrels Fire CLAW
One barrel Rnsn.
One Hand Latbe-Iron shear
Let Of Wrought Iron Pipes
Three pair Gas pipe Tongs-
One Magnetic Water Gaace
All the above articles Of machinery made in \
10 order, and have been left with the undersigned 10
dispose OF for the parties owning them Persons desi
rous Of seeing the machinery. will please call Of .hs
'sutteT Iron Works, Riucon Pom; san Francisco.
novl2 GEORGE GIUYAS
Butte record., 1854-05-20
WALKER & WILSON.

WALKER & WILSON.
AEALi.BS N STAPLE 1. FANCY DRY GOODS.
kS CLOTHING. BOOTS. LADIES' AND chill
bkENS SHOES. HOSIERY, &c. West side u Street
near ,! Sir'ei. Msry-,lc- sa VIII Ees.p constantly
on hand a iui assortment Of t;Oois in their line and
would respectfully solicit a share Of public patronage
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PROPOSALS FOR RATIoNs FOR 1855
HEADQUARTERS MARINE CORPS,
Quartermaster's Office,

r+' HEADQUARTERS MARINE Corps.
o''i- Quartermaster's Office,
Washington, September %, 1854
GEPARATE SEALED PROpesALe' will be To-
~ cetved at this office until u o'clock g. M, on
Tuesday, the 24tn day of October next for furnish
ing kaions to the United States Marines at the fol-
lowing stations for the year 1855, viz
Char'esto an, Massachueetss,
Portsmouth, New Hampshire
Brooklyn, Long leland, New York .,
Philadelphia, Pennsylvania -4
GOsp@rt, near Norfolk, Virginia 40
Warrington, FOridas and ---r-.r-r1
Washington City, District of Columbia
Ea n Ration to consist Of one pound and a quar-
ter Of fresh beef, or three quarters of pound of
mess pork, eighteen ounces of bread made Of surer.
fine Hour, or superfne -four at the option Of the
Government, aud at the rate of six pounds of good
COFFEE, twelve pounds of the best New Orleans An.
gar eight quarts of the best white beans four
of vinegar, two quarts of SALT four pounds Of good
hard brown soap, and one aud half pounds of GOOD
hard dipped tallow candles, to one hundred "a
lions ---AIht -5 =,
The beef required shall be delivered on the order
of the commanding Off Of each station, either in
bulk or by single ration, and shall consist Of the
best and mort choice pieces of the carcass. Bra me-,
The pork to be No l prime mess pork, ard the
named all subject to inspection. No bid will be en-.
tertained unless accompanied by the names of two
suretes known to this office, certified to by some
official person. si,i sE',s- --t -
To be endorsed proposals for Rations for tn.
year 1885," and addressed to the Qusrtermaster OF
the Marine Corps Washington, d G.
The Patriot Concord, N. H.; Gazette, Portsmouth,
n. h; Morning Post and Daily imes Boston Mas
Day Book, New York: Eagle Brooklyn, N. Y; Penn.
sylyanian and Evening Argus, Philsdelphia, Pa;
Globe Portsmouth, Va; Argus, Norfolk, Va; Dem.
ocrst, Pensa ola, Fla; snd Aneieut CITY, st. Angus
tine Fla, viii publish the above three times week
until the Oath of October next, and send bill &C.
compaDied by copy Of this advertisement to this of
ice for payment.
sen Is --s. d. SCI sstf rit-Ea Z
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GENUS, TALENT, AND CLRyERNESs.-
Genius rushes like a whirlwind; talent
marches like cayalcade of heavy men
and heavy horses; cleverness skins like
y swallow in the summer evening with a
sharp, shrill note and sudden turning.
The mar Of genius dwells with man and
and with nature; the man of talent in
his study; but the clever man dances
here, there, and every where, like but
tertiy in "a hurricane, striking everything
and enjoying nothing, but too light to be
dashed to pieces Theman of talent will
attack theories; the clever man will assail
the individual and SANDER private char
acter. The man of genius despises both;
he heeds none, he fears none, he lives III
himself, shrouded in the Consciousness of
his Own strength; he interferes with none,
and walks forth an example that eagles
hy alone, they are but sheep that herd
together. IL is true, that should pois-
onoGs worm cross bis path, he may.tread
1t under foot should cur snarl at him,
he may cbastise him: but he will not !,
cannot attack the privacy of another.
Clever men wife verses, men of talent
write prose, but the man of genius writes
poetry.-HG-iien.
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proposals for Furnishing Paper for
the Public Printing.

OFFICE SUPERINTENDENT OF PUBLIC PRINTING.
Washington, Se!tem her so. 1854
pursuance of the " Act r. provide for exeeutin .
/ the public p, inting." &c. apnroved A,-eust rs
So 'ealed propc sails will be rfcvire ct his ofic
n the Capito', until the first Monday f4th dav} ei
'ecem Der next, at II o'cloes m for f FINISHING RI.
1spe- that may Re qpired FIR the ubIie printing
ior the Year c" mrlencing The LIST t8y Of D C. ~
1856. st.F
The suhjoioed list sveciees, as nssr,y a. ean be
sscerta neil, tie quantity, and the qaa'it- ard De
zip on, Of each kind of paper that viii be re
quirea
CLASS l.
iS,eoO reauis fee printing paper, uacalendered. to
measure "A by 3s inches and to weigh for y
hve poLnss TO tine II am OF $50 Streets.
$3.50. CLAss2
4,ooo feams fne rrinine paTer, calerdered, 70
measure "a by IS iHch's and 70 weigh fifty
Fix louuds to the ream of $50 sheatp
Glass g.
800 reams superfne hard-sized and calen1ered
printing paper, to measure "a by 90 inches
and to weigh fotty-eight pounds to the reaD
of4 she ts
The fibre or 'he paper of each of the above classes
to be OF linen and oCtt n, fe from al adult ration
with mineral or other eubsan So of q fair white
ness, aud put up in quires twenty four sheets
each, end in bun es # two rear1s each, each rean
to contain $50 peri et sh eet5 Unior mtF in color
thickness and weight will be required; and no buu
die varyi' over undtr fire per can't. from the
standard weight will be received, aud the gros,
weight viii in all cases be required. Mixing Of va
rious thicknesses 10 the SAM bundle to It .e I'D tn.
weight wi be considered a violation of til. H.
tract.
saa pies indi atipg the qualify &C. of the paper
required IN the foregoing three Glasses ran be OBJ
taiue1 at he I'll OF the superintendent, q nill b.
furnished by mali to person, inter ding to Sid
Contracts Will no entered into f r supplying II e
qusnitis3 required ia the & ST second and dire
CLASSES at such t,aaes the public service nav r.
quire: bat The privilege is reserved Of ordering
greater quantity on either class, should O. eter
quantity be required at such times and in such
quantities as may be deemed necessary.
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CLASS 4.

All OF the papers designated in class to be made
OF the ee,t materials, and finished in the best man
ner Tree from sdulteration, white or blue color rs
may be required, nd be Of the regular standard
sizes Of tneir respective in The RI hit "a reserved
o. ordering greatr or less quantity Of earh and
every kind contracted far, at such times and in
such Quantities as the pubic serVige may Teuuira
Each class viii be considered eepara ely. aud be
sutj ect to separate contract but bidders may or.
fer for one or more of the classes in the promo
cal; and the privilege is re eIved requiring bid
der VINO ray nave more than one c2 s. gued
him to take al such classes or forfeit his right to
any class
sarples (not less than one quirel Of each kind of
paper nd fer and tt one sample for zach Kind mutt
accompany each bid; end, IN class 4, be Numbered
to correspond with the nupber of the paper pro-
posed for in that schedule and in the first three
classes, to be properly designated on the sample or
it will not b. considered And all PROPOSALS and
samples must be transmitted to this Office rec Of
postage or other expense.
Ea' proposal must be signed By the Individual
or INN n,aking it. AID Lust spec fly the price pei
pound and thu consequent price per cam (and but
one pri TO- each o. every kind Of paper aimed
in the class proposed fol-.
Al the paper in the ye.al classes must be liv-
ere at such place or places be tesigu tie in
Washina con ciy, in good Order free Of all and every
ex ra charge or cxpeu5s aid sat Jet 10 tn, IN pee
ton count weight, and measurement Of the Super
intend.nt and be n all respects satisfactory
Blank forms for proposals vi | b. fr.n she'd at
this office to persons apply Ing for them and none
will be taken irto conTid rat en- unles substan ia
~ agreeing Herewith.
Bouds, 18th appt rged recUriti-s, wiz be required :
aud the supplying OF an inf'r;or article In any 0
tns class s, Or failure to supply tie quantt y Ii,
CURED at any line, wiz b. consul rad ola ION OF
the contract.
Each bidder is FIGURED TO furnish Will bis pro
pssals satisfactory evidence Of his ah to execut.
1t, ard any proposal ubaccompsnied With such evi
dence will BE- rejected.
Tn, proposa's vii BE- opened in the man CT re-
CURED by Law 'son the first Tuesday aftee the first
No tran rI.Yf' ~.
a. the ofice Of ae Superintendent
Proposals will be addressed to the superin-
ten isne of tire Pubic PfiHiaf Capitol OF tn. United
states arlington" and endorsed proposals lcr
supplying Paper"
~ g SEAMAN
Superintendent Of the Public Printing.
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GAS LIGHT GAS LIGHT!
The MAS LEWIS,

PRsCF1yAL @ Is FIGTER
10th street, between Psnna ayenue and street
(Fsto doors aJoue acGasres Auction. .Story)
HAVING sstEea Il reguisr .pprent ic-ship of over
Ii five years ut the Pa. Fitting Blu ineea q
in one of he largest stsbiishmeuts in Phil =
adelphia, l would respectfully inform the 'kNN
citizs.s Of Washipg ton and g. org.town 13Aa
that am prepared TO 1T up Dwellings, Churches
Stores DC, in neal AMI substg ntial manner a. j
warranted not TO leak F'''5f -
T. Il. executes all kinds Of iron Pipe Wort, for
gas, steam, and water at the shortest notice, and
ON accommodating terms
Numerous references given If required.
sep l8-lm*
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CHILDHOoD's TRUTH.-sI asked God to
take care of Johnny, and then went to
sleep" said little boy giving an ac-
count of his wanderings in the wood
How sublime how touching! Holy child
hood Let me sit at thy feet and learn
of thee, How dost thou rebuke me with
Thy simple faith and earnest love. o,
earth, what dost thou give US in exchange
for its loss Rainbows, that melt as we
gaze: bubbles, that burst as we grasp ;
dew drops that exhale as our eye catches
their sparkle. The warm heart chilled
by selfishaess, fenced in by doubts, and
thrown back upon itself Eye, lip, and
brow trained to tell no tale at the portal
of what mas passed within the temple.
Tears locked in their fountain, save when
our own household geds are shivered.
The great strife, not which shall ''lOve
most" but (which shall be the greater, "
and aching hearts the stepping stones to
wealth and power. Immortal, yet earth
welded. Playing with shells upon the
shore of time, with the broad ocean of
eternity before Us. Careful and troubled
about trifles, forgetting to task God to
take care of johnny" and so the long
night Of death comes On, and we sleep
our last sleep.-Fdnny Fern.
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UNITED STATES MAIL.
Posf OFFICE DEPARTMENT.,

fOST OFFlCE UEPAkfHENf, \
Sept. Is. 1854 {
DROPoSALS for conveying the mails Of the United
Il States, from the LIST day of Jaruary, 1855, to
the S0th day of June, 1858, on the following route
in the Stste of ALABAMA, will be received at the
Contract Office Of the Post Office Department, in
the city Of Washington, until . o'clock q. m, of
list November, 1854, to be decided by Sd November
following:
7iTi-From Jamestown, By Suggsville, Grove HIN,
Choctaw Corner, Clay Hill, Dixon Mills,
Shiloh, Spencervile, Linden, Spring Hill,
=. Dea,opolis. aud Macon, to Greensboro, LOO
miles and back, three times a week, in two
horse stsRes-
Leave Gainestown every Sunday, Wednesday,
p and Friday at m -
Z Arrive at Greensboro in SO hours by ! pm
Leave Greensboro every Tuesday, Thursday,
and Saturday at q m
Arrive at Gsiuestcwn in So hours, by pm
Proposals for service in four horse coaches will
De considered n -es.-f r-s
For form of proposal, guarantee, and certificate,
ard also notes and Instructions embracing condi.
tons to be incorporated in the contracts to be
cuted by the accepted bidder to such extent as the
department may deem expedient and proper, see i'd
vertisement inviting proposals for mail service in
the western and southwestern States, dated Janu.
airy 9, 1854.
JAMES CAMPBELL,
eep 2e-Isw4w Postmaster General.
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.ifully manufactures Ard as cheap &c sry sstatlIsb
saSnt IN the Uaica i7n
DoLLkEps EERRANICss EXTRACT Oh LUa
TROUS BhIn TONIC,
prepared from go1lth American hesDs snd roots, tie
most successful er.clc produced fcf preserving
the hair rrcu filing out changing color restoring
and preserving It in healthy and luxuriant state.
Among ether Zeesons Why DoIlards hsir1utting ga
loon, masntsirs it's n,ssnse popularity is the fac.
that bis Tonic q spp.i TO every head Of hair cut az
his p5t,rEhment co!lsegy eptlv it is kept in better
preservation than under any other known aprIica-
Hon. 1t being thus practically tested BY thousands,
ofsrs the greatest guaranty of it's efficacy. Sold
wholesale and retsil st his Oil Establishment, III
Chestnut Street. oppo5ite TIE State House, PAiis-
ielphia.
r. DoLLAgp iss at last discovered the HI rIUs u
TIA Of hair dye, and announces it for SALE WITH Der.
feet confidence, IN its SURPRISING everything OF the
kind now in It coors ths hair either 6lsck or
brown, as nsy be desired, and is used without any
injury to the bair skin, either by stain Or other.
WISE can Be washed OF In ten minutes af*sr the ap-
plication, without detrscting from its efficacy Per.
visiting the city invited to give him call
Letters addressed to Il. DOLLARD, III OHE1wNUT
STREET, PHILADELPHIA, will receive sttcnticn
ian 23-1y.
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SNTDER'9 wINEg
1T PHILd DELPHI

John v. sNID h.ESs Dealer in Wines, at the
" former old established Vine Store of JACOB
SNYDER, Jr., No. &c Walnut street, four doors be-
low Fourth street, were ccrsisDsrs viii be supplied
with WINES and LIQUORS on the most acconmo-
dating terms.
portation of FOREIGN VINES, Office No. IS Wal
nut street, Philadelphia, where he is prepared TO
receive orders for the special importation Of Wines
&c, from various houses in Europe in quantities of
single dozen snd upwards and also solicts for his
Son, JOHN VAUGHAN SNIDER, the patronage OF
bis friends and former customers
- All Wines ordered for Washington will be de,
livered by Express free Of freight. jeS-1y
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"GLENWOOD CEMETERY."

TNH1S beautiful burial place of the dead having
Il just BEEN dedicated with appropriate ceremonies
for the purpose, s open for the reception of the
srlains Of deceased persons.
The MAUsOLEUM has capacity for hundred
bodies, in which such friends CT the dead Is may
sppiy 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 not be put up publicly
for sale, talthough they usually bring premium J
making the early selection of lots the most desr
able.
Until an office is established in the city of Wash
ington, applications wit be pupctually afr nded
to at the present office, in the east wing OF the build
ing on entering the Cemetery. 49,
WM. 8. HUMPHREYS
N. B-Glfavood is situated short distance due
north OF the Capitol. aug liam
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4 WONDERFUL DOCTOR.-We have
heard of many remarkable cures in our
day, as having been performed by quack
doctors, but they tell story of man
up in Vermont, that beats all others. He
is death on fevers, consumption Fl es out
Of window as he opens door, and drop.
sy vanishes at his touch, but it is curing
cancers, fever, sores, &C., that he most
displays his skin, if we may believe his
friends. They say he was recently called
TO visit young lady who had trouble
some fever sore upon one of her lower
limbs. Several eminent physicians were
III attendance who had come to the con-
clusion that nothing could save her life
nut amprtatlon, as the limb was mass
of disease from the knee to the ankle. He
looked at it, and without hesitation de-
clared he could make we'll leg of it in
iOrty-cight hours" So confident did he
seem that the sufferer believed him. and
discharged the other doctors. He imme-
diately made an application of a certain
salye to he limb, and so wonderful was
Its properties, that by the next day when
ne called again. all the diseased flesh had
disappeared without pain from the knee
down. leaving nothing bat the bones,
bloOd-veSSels and cords of the leg, and the
tOe-Rails. After carefully scraping and
washing the bones, he applied linament
and bandages TO the limb, and left it for
another day. Upon his return, to the
surprise of all present, the bones had be-
come covered with flesh, and beautiful
skin-in word he had redeemed his
promise, and in two days had effected q
complete cure Of the diseased limb.
This wonderful man is said to keen six
horses, which are worked hard in carry
ing him TO visit his patients, so great is
their number. In fact. there seems to be
bU- one thing in the way of success. He
has cured large number of maiden la
dies all OF whom are so filled with graf
ltude, that they are anxious to repay
hin with their hands as they have al
ready their hearts. His mode of cure, le
says, has been peculiar in such cases,
and as ne has always found that single
ladies were more easily cured when the
hopes OF marriage are held out, he has
universally promised them q husband
upon their recovery, and now thew are
anxious, one and all, to take him at his
word. As the laws of Vermont will not
permit BIN TO marry all his patients OF
this class, we expect to hear, either that
he has removed with the whole lot to
tab. where the Mormon laws will allow
him to crafty the wishes of all, or that
his future practice will be confined to the
male sex, and to such ladies as already
have husbands that will prevent their
lay ing claims to him.
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NOK Is THE TIME

LNOR all those wishing to purchase any article In
L the way Of fine WATCHES, rich end fashion.
able Gold JEWELRY. pure sterling SILVER WARE,
(of our own manufacture &c. &c, to save from Is
to rs per cent by calling at HOODS JEWELRY
STORE, as ne is row receiving his Fall supply OF
fine goods, which he viii dispose of at the lowest
New York city pIicss. Pa avenue, between A and
9th streets, sign Of the large Spread Eagle.
sep 10 ", q HOOD
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FOB POOR ARD LABORING MEN.

GMALL BUILDING LOTS of 10 feet or more, in
- various parts Of the City, aad Georgetown, at
low prices, and terms to suit. LLOYD co.
BUILDING STONE
For sale, deliverable at the Canal, or Wharves in
Washington, Georgetown, or Alexandria.
4.I.. LLOYD co.
For sale, a large and handsome CARRIAGE and
HARNESS. LLOYD T. Co.
10Th street, OPP. Treasury Department
IN OS-Jv -
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'..iz FOB PINEY POINT, 10.
OLD POINT, q NORFOLK.

The Steamer OsoEOLA leaves
washington every Saturday morning
at O'Clock, for the above named place. Returning
leaves Norfolk every Sunday st 4 p m; stopping 1t
Old Point Pinsy Point, and al the usual landings
on the Potomac for passengers.
The 0soeola will continue to run 10 Norfolk until
the LIST of September. els .....o..-
jy N-n 20 F-fi JAS. MITCHELL, Capt
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United states Patent ONCE.

WASHINGTON, Sept ~, 1904.
ON the petition of AARoN I. CRANE, of Newark.
~ New Jersey, praying for the extension of q
patent granted to him ON the 10th February, 184l,
ante dated 22d December, 1910 for an improvement
in ''the meth of constructing clicks, ;" for seven
years from the expiration Of the said patent which
takes place on the 22d day of December, 1854
It is ordered, that the said petition be heard at the
Patent Office on Monday the 4th of December next,
at Il o'clock IN and all persons are notified to ap
pear and show cause, if any they have, why said Pc
tition ought not to be granted .-
Persons opposing the extension are required to
file in the Patent Office their objections specially set
forth in writing, at least twenty days before the day
Of hearing; ell tmony flied by either party to be
used at the said hearing must be taken and trans
mitted in accordance with the rules of the office.
which will be furnished on application
The testimony il the case will be closed on the
2ith of December; dispositions and other papers re-
lied on as testimony, must be filed in the Office on
before the morning of that day; the arguments, il
any, within ten days thereafter.
Ordered, SO, that this notice be pubisht in the
Union, Intelligencer, and Evening Star, Washing
ton, D. c.; pennsy lysniau, Philadelphia, Pa; Scien
tifia American, New York; and Post Boston, Mass
week for three successive weeks, previous to
the 18th day Of December next, the day of hearing.
CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents.
p.S.-Editors of the above papers will please copy
and send their bills to the Patent Office, with pa
per containing this notice. sep 20--1awSw
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q The goodness of an act depends
upon the motive behind it. A prayer to
Heaven in the name Satan, is sacrilepe .
and making love to a girl for her purse !
instead of what lies under the ribs, a yery
naughty style of goods.
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u a poor fellow having got his skull
fractured, was told by the doctor that
the brain was visible, on which he re!
marked, do write to tell father, for he
always s8ore | had none"
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BEAUTIFUL TEETH.

4w DR. o. MUNSON has fitted w the
HS house and Office On Pennsylvania ave.
SLIL~ nue.. formerly occupied by Or. Hum
phreys, aud is making TEETH ea
tirely new plan, with continuous gum-the very liza.
personaton of nature he rsef, only hapdsoaer If de.
sired Public inspection respectfully Solicited Dr.
NJ. owns the patent for the d. c., Va, and N. @.
All departments in Dentistry attended to and v.r.
ranted to be done in TIE very best manner.
mar 14-ly
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PIANOS FOR SALE AND RENT.
- New and second-ha PIANOS of
UUVSmy own and several, other factories,
are always to Re had at my 'Pisno Wsreroom. on
llth street, between Pennsylvania avenue end
srssk ~ E-s q = l.I'- = -
Cd Pianos taken in exchange 7do.rn
Tuning also attended TO- 1i--t ~,5t ~@N
~ =. G. REICHRNBAcH.
E-A,tsw very low % iced second hand Pianos
y e2K Wv setS n u 10 = , .uv JnI ~.o-S
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
WASHINGTON BRANCH RAILROAD.
caaa1. of P-ices bet,cees wa$hiagton d Barimere


NTOTICE.--on and after Monday, October I'd,
IN the fare betvesn Washington and baltimore
viii be one dollar and Slty cents A commu alton
Of ten cents will be allow cd to all who procure tick
ets before entering the cara An addition Of ten
Genus WIN also be made to sn way statians unless
Tickets are purchased at the Office. iti
houna uip Tickets for three days, win be issued
on the 3D. 3D. 4th and sth instant ut A. to all who
may wieh to visit the Agricultural Fair and Mary-
land Institute. s-,.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at 6 and sI< q.
m and and 5p N.
On Sundsvs NJ g. N and SPIN
Leave Paltimere fer Washington daily, except
Sundays at AZ aad q m, and and m.
On sundays at Az o n and p m
By ldsr.7 .g;F I. H PARSONS, Agent