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ssThs Ladies' OF L0uisvilie.''
The following card appeared in the Louis


The following card appeared in the Louis
vile Courier on Thursday last:
To THE EDITORS OF THE COURIER
We submit the following to your insPec-
tion-if you think proper insert it in your pa
per:
We the undersigned feeling deeply the IN
justice done the memory of our lamented CIT
zen, w. II. G. Butler, wish to express our
approval of the resolutions passed al the
Court House on Saturday night, and also sug-
gest, that the prosecuting attorney OF Haru'n
county, shall be requested to arrest the Twelve
Jurors and prove by legal investigation their
perjury or innocence, and thus prevent III.
ture Injustice, that dishonor may be erased
from our escutcheon, and the Flag OF our
Union still display the bright and unblemlsh-
ed star Ct Kentucky.
THE LADIES OF LOUISVILLE.
May LIST, 1854.
1t will be seen by the above card, that the
ladies of Kentucky, feel the disgrace which a
sieorn jury has entailed upon their State
The suggestion made by the ladies, is novel
one, and we wish for their qualification that
it might be acted upon, but we fear such
prosecutor Is A Je'S' w
ing sworn to "render a true verdict according
to evidence" is himself, unfortunately, the
Judge Of the evidence; and although twelve
other men might be qualified as jurors, and
say upon their oaths that the verdict was not
in accordance with the evidence, yet this
would not convict juror Of perjury, unless
it should appear that the verdict was mali
ciousy and Intentionally rendered against the
evidence. Cases have been known where
the presiding Judge has refused to receive tho
verdict of the jury and remanded them to the
jury room under a special charge.
Should the Hardin jury be arraigned for
perjury they would doubtless have an array
Of "uoiunteer'' counsel to defend them, and
prove by another jury, that the verdict was
the most ighteous one ever rendered. "The
Ladies Of Louisville show to the world that
their "hearts are in the right place." even il
their suggestion cannot be carried out, and
the dshonor brought upon their noble State
placed where it belongs.
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OF Rev. DR.. Cox, the we'll known and
clergyman, preached his fare
well sermon to his congregation, in Brook
lyn, N. Y, on Sunday last. 1t occupied
three hours in delivery. He retires to Os-
wego, N. Y, where he has purchased a resi-
dence, naming it Vesper cliff, with n happy
both to the character of its site,
and to the evening of declining life.
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~ The New York Courier states that
during the last three years. the steamer Bal
tic has crossed the Atlantic forty-eight times,
running more than one hundred and Fifty
thousand miles, equal to siS times the cir.
conference Of the world. She has averaged
a trip across the ocean every three weeks,
and hiss not laid in port more than five weeks
at one time.
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OF The National Printers Union met in
Buffalo on the LIST inst. Delegates were pre-
sent from Philadelphia, Cincinnati, Pitts
burgh, Louisville, Chicago, New Orleans,
Memphis, Detroit and other places. The
convention organized temporarily by appoint
ing Mr.. Lewis Graham, Of New Orleans,
President.
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DANIEL WEBsTER's New HAMPSHIRE Es-
TATEs.-Accordsng to an advertisement in a
Concord, N. II. paper, George w. Nesmth,
Esq, OF Franklin, is appointed "commis-
sioner to allow the claims Of creditors against
the estate of Hon. Daniel Webster" which
is decreed to be an insolvent estate.
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10 The flood in New York has done great
damage, particularly to railroad tracks and
bridges. The Croton dam, across the Gro
ton river, some forty miles above New York,
erected to supply the city aqueduct, has been
partially carried away, thus depriving the
city of its supply of fresh water. The dam
age to the railroad bridges along the Hudson,
has been immense.
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REVOLUTIONS BY THE PEOPLE

RESOLVED USaSIaorsLY, That for the last two year,
have been in the constant habit of using the Mus
tang Iuncnt for Rhcunat and for all Sores, Bruis.
es, Sprain. and Burns, and il has failed give
immediate rclei.
RESOLVED, That have also used the Mustang Lini.
for the Piles, Fry sipeas Salt Rheum aud Chappcd
Hands, and that it has always eurci.
REsoLvED ny LADIES, hat we have used the Mus
tang iniment for Sore Nipples Sore Breasts, Chafss
aud Sores Children, and for Moth Freckles the
face and neck: and il has always proved ecctualcav
ing the skin smooth, soft and white.
RESOLVE By ALI AUEsA SEXES. That we shall
coinne the use OF the Mustang Liniinent because
have tried and proved its efficacy.
III Y Sec advertisement in another column.
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EIGHT HUNDRED DOLLARS REwARD.-The
city of Columbus offers five hundred dollars,
and the town Of Newark three hundred dol
lars, as u reward for the apprehension of
William Jones, the burglar. and murderer OF
Cyrus F. Bebee.
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NOTICE.

MoIEAs's VOLCANIC OH LISIxENT is truly Celebra-
ted Remedy, and has. dome more 10 alleviate human
suffering than any remedy ever dscOv~r"d
One two applications will relieve the most
PAN, BRuIs. or SPRAIN.
Two bottles will cleanse purify, and heal the fonlesi
ULCwR SORE and will heal the most Burns
Scald without scar
Every family should haue asupply constantly hand
for in time Of need.
For Horses il is far superior to any other remedy for
caring a.Lccess, Bruises, Cuts, Scratches, Old Sores
Swelhngs, &c, &c. See advertisement in anoihcI
column. lmh1u
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OFF FOR CALIFoREA.-Capt. VIM. 8.
Mcgowan, formerly Of the Louisville packet
Pike, will be in ST. Louis in few days, en-
route for California. He accompanies two
brothers, and will take out large number of
mich cows. We wish the Captain success
in his undertaking.
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THE GREAT REMEDY FOR FRESH

Many persons have felt the need OF remedy for ex.
ternal inuri that would heal them without having
them running for wee ks. and even for
months. as is frequently the the people have
a remedy.in GARDENERS MAGIC WOUND HEALER,
which possess decided advantage over the numerous
preparations usually employ in in the OF wounds
in the fact that fresh wounds treated with the Magic
Wound Healer will not inname or become sore.
n,hQ
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
Use DR.. HOwc's Shaker SarSaparilla
FAD THIS!

We invite attention the advertisement Of DR.. Geo
hegans Extract OF Hydropip.r which is said to be
most ecctua remedy for Dyspepsia Scrofula all skin,
and almost all chronic diseases Ii comes well
mcnded by of the first citizens and ply sicans Of
Kentucky, and from what have learned Of IT. il
be valuable medicine, and the recipe
each bott ii is not nosrum and there is under the
circumstances not much chance for it To be a humbug
we think il merits q trial from the afflicted.
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DOCTOR BERNARD TUVE

THIS gentleman has settled in midst, and earnest
l. ly sOlicits patronage He is graduate Of the Ec
ectc Medical College at Cincinnati, has enjoyed
very extended and ccessful practice for
two years He is, therefore. fully competent to act
trustworthy Ply and surgeon. In is practice
he dscaris in toto. those poisonous and destructive
agents which the tissues assmilate antmOny.
mercury. etc Especially would he call the attention OF
those afflicted with Chronic diseases, he 10 prepared
to apply ELECTRO MAGNETISM. which proves cura-
tive many forms of disease and defects The real
and magnitude Of every one; otherwise often dicut
task and the principal in the failure of cure in the
major ~ Of chronic diseases. he Doctor is also ed
in, and speaks fueni.. the German language. Give
him a call.
III Office the lower ride of First street, Sd door
above Main. lmy+u
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o. G.. G. Winchester, for some years
connected with the Cincinnati press, died on
the LIST inst, Of consumption, aged 81 years
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AZ rs a ~ II rs u " ~ a ND.
600 HA1CHEH of The haest qualify, ranted TO
<S1N perform vel give Ia tic bul perfect sat
g. n i'faction. Hustac; evoes Lis .tcLtion 10 the
sNsSk3 selection Of superior Jcmcry. He now offers
an as 'rtment Of the rich ST patterns.
nstacc invites the attention o the Ladies' to his stock
OF iSrcast Pins sonnet ing Gle pleasing the eye.
Hustace has Far Drops, decidedly beautiful, n new
81. just received Thee will silt the i,-ie OF The
refined
istlcc's assortment Of Mourning and Daguerrcotypc
Pms are tie finest in town.
HustIcr's Cod q IarJ Fob ard Vest Chains just
what they should be, variety Of patterns Of the
m bsi elaborate work nabrhip
Haslace has Gold Luekst, single and double. pretty
ami gooJ-n ustalr.
HLsiaces COLL f:an is-they heel rccommenda.
Il n. Ia tact. all al lis goods have acluiIrd reputa
ton sufficient in this community.
Hastace has just received Il lot Of Silver spoons
They OF the hes quality arrred the stun
Hustare 10 prepared :, do craving. Spoons and
other articles beautifully Iefiered.
Husace can rep ir Watches in n scientific manner
All work executed with care aud finish rpasse
Hn>ace sells cheap an rei' Us none, for articles not
giving -asfacti"n and thus gains the con lence OF the
p~tronizing pubic. lm,2
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UE James O'Brien has been elected
Mayor of Lafayette, Ind.
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NEW BARRIER SHOP.
THE THOMPSONIAN INSTITUTE.

LNOR Shaving, Shampooning Hair-dressng, 10
l. in full blast on Water street, between Syea-
and Vine, and respectfully socits share OF pub
lie patronage.
The Proprietors Of this establishment have had long
pcrienec i'm the large Eastern Cities and promise
DO up Toilet OF their customers the most skfuI
and fashionable manner.
The celebrated TRICOPHEROUS is freely used in
this establishment soften The scalp and promote
healthy growth of the hair. ~
The Institute will open in future every morning at
O'Clock A. NJ. and remain OPP till IL o'clock p M.
IT y Particular attent given to cutting Chdren's
hair and the propietors will wait upon families at thsf
residences, oil Friday of each week, for that purpose
requested. lar26 q
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NOTlCE.

-
STRAYED from the stable CT VIM. Ru'son, al Ne
~ chanicsvie, on the night Of the Sd OF May, Bay
Horse with black and tall has small lump on ms
back caused by saddle is about IS hands Nigh stands
under the saddle shod all around No other arksre
collected. Any information concerning him lett at
Robert Rustons in Evansville that may get him, ball
be literally rewarded. ,my6 ~ WIN. HARRISON.
HAY.-2o bales Timothy reed Eek. Canal Boat In
mys GEO. FOSTER & CO.
NORN.-35 bags in store ard for sale by
~ my5 GEO. FOSTER CO.
In,TS.-I9O bags Heavy White for sale by
" my5 GEO. FOSTER co.
DIG IRONS tons sof, and hard Greene co.. for
Il sale by (myO GEO. FOSTER co.
GOATS SPOOL THREAD.-eoo dog No.
" 10 100 Coats Spool Thread reed this day and for
sale by JAS. Low eco
my5 Az Main street, Louisville, Ky.
CORPORATION NOTICE.
lnRDERED That the City Surveyor he allowed the
~ sum Of Two Dollars and more, for surveying,
giving grade and perpetuang the each lot
within corporate limits OF the city, whercve requr-
ed 80 TO do.
BY order osthe Common Council.
BY JOHN F. Ckrsr, Dep'y. Imy53i
NEW BOOKS.
IIARPER'S Magazine for May;
IL Ladies' Gazette for New York;
London and Paris;
Gody's Ladies Book for May, at
my4 SAM'L LISTERS.
NEW BOOKS.
HARPER'S Magazine for May;
IL Gazette Of Fashion;
Lamp Lighter;
Art stu ent in Munich;
Letters from Texas &c.. &c just reed and for sale
by (myD THIS CONJUNCTION.
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EDWARD IICSTACE,

r1e: aRS.- aOOOc Of those choice Free radc Cigars
\ just reed and for sale 10y
my4 PRIEST, BROS.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

THE subscriber having. the 18th inst asso cisted
l. with him in business Mr.. Theron Palmeter, OF
Chatauque county y. v. his business will hereafter DO
conducted under the and stye of John r. Glover
& Co. (ap25 d&wul JOHN u. GLOVER.
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ROLLER MAKING.
r HANEY BOILER M AK Err

w GUILD respectfully announce IN the Engine Build
w Of Evansville. and II all others interested
that tie bas ,roR irrc, of men III 10 Boiler Yard,
aud IL prepared To make Buers order and hav them
finished puuctuaiy per agreement Scarcity OF Boiler
hands has heretofore rendered IL Impossible to fulfil all
engagements tor work. but he his force that
warrants him in saying that the like dGppoinifnens
shall again. lie now making bclers cfaht
size description. cool t.rJs as they can be
bought ia the We 9. and all work warranted.
" PBoiIer Yard on the Canal, nc.r Willard Carpen-
tcr's dwelling my4 3m
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nYSrEisS.-4 40 .loz cans Baltimore Oysters, choice
~ article, in store and Tor sale by
myI PRESTON BROS.
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PREMIUM SILVER WARE,

HAVE just received splendid LOT Of Premium Silver,
J. comprising Table, Tea, Salt aud Mustard Spoons,
Sugar Shoves. Knives, &c. &c, PURE Cors.
Call and see them. 4. HUSTACE.
APPS First street, near MaiR.
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bales Eagle Factory Batting reed
ID and for sale by (m!4) PRESTON BROS
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lust opened fresh OF Iofhs. Cassim
81 Marsees and Silk VestiI gs, wbi,e and cold Liner
Drills Hosiery, Gloves, White Goods, Trim minrs, De
aps9 SHANKLIN & REILLY.
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A RID.

THE subscriber would respectfully hfs
l. thanks to tbs citizens OF Evansville, NcvburgS
Boonyillc Vincennes, MI. Vernon, Unionown. HenSer
0wenstoro'. &c. especially and the public
orally for the liberal patronage bestowed upon Kim the
past year, and would solicit large share Of the
tow aris the firm. John y. GLOVER. r
ADS dtxwf
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sPmING AND sUMMEK DmY sO0Dx-

WE are now opening our large aud carefully select
w Ell stock Of Spring and Summer Fancy and Staple
Dry Goods, u-t received from the Eastern markets,
which would cordially nv the attention OF pure
e.s (ap29 SHANkLIN Il REILLY.
lust received direct from New York The base es
- OF Berages, Grenadines Tissues. SHk, Il wns Cah
Goes, GDghams, Berege &c LANES ant French Jaso-
netts. lap29) SHANKLby KELLY.
WE have just opened very dcrszsie stock Of Bon
w nets. the latest Fas iOrs> also Bonnet Ribbons
Parasols and Fans, whin rsyiie the attention
the Lac les before making their sete etions-
ap2a SHANhLiN & REILLY.
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NEW PINE l.UMBER.

WE arc now laying in our SpnRg stock Of Pine In IN
w ber consisting OF all the various thicknesscs ard
qualities usually KEEP! at the yards in Cincinnati and
Louisville. Mechanics and buflers respectfully
ques ed TO examine stock before purchasing oss
where. (ap25 d&wtO JOHN v. GLoVLR & GO.
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DACON...
I'D I.50O lbs Country Hams;
16O0 lbs Pork -house Hams:
300 lbs Clear Sides; for sale at
myS HAMfLTON'S Family Grocery.
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THREE OUNCE HATS /.

THREE OUNCE HATS!
WEnre now manufacturing Beavers AMI Go.'ame
THREE OUNCES. Thp,c wishing to re, a light as vel
as fashionable Hat. world do well civ" a call.
VAUTIER e. MARt;ON>lER,
my2 Main street bctwcen FIRST and second.
wtBiS-I FLOUr.
j Family Four-"Ittica Mills''-for sale. a, whole
sale or retail, by tmye, AL!.lS & H0wEs.
FOR sac.
4 DESIRABLE BUILDING Lot. situated !" Block No. 9,
"A Eastern EDlargcmrnt fronting on Third street,
EnIuir" ut Einoichs iry Goods Store, Main street.
doors below Secoud. lmyI II
EOO LBS Sugar cured Dried beef, canvasscd;
OOO 500 lbs d, do do ri in jast reed at
myi COOKS.
COTTON B.TTING.-.i. bale. 70, .aleby
" :. l.. GILBERT & CO.,
nhl6 Agents or Cypress Factory.
iUST received per steamer Fawn-II bu.c. CanntIton
u S.ee;iIgs, ioI sale by J. IL MAGiiEE & CO.,
app Evansville, lad.
CYWUP AND MOLASSES-
- bhl Cincinnati S!rrp:
Dbl Sugar house Molasscs just reed at
JUST RECEIVED
ADAM; -. CO.'S EXPRESS.
\ FINE ass,rtmcrt Of Gold and Silver Watches
~ Chains, Lockcts, Gold Pencils, &c. to sc at East
apps Second street. doors below Main
ITO HHDS Fair, Full, Fair and Prime, just reed
i ~ per Mary Hunt. on consignment, to which we
would ask the attention OF merchants buyi lots as
we VIII sell at Tue lowest Poils for cash, negotiable
paper payable in Bank. GEO. FOSTER & CO..
aps0 Commission Merchants. Warehouse on Canal.
KEEP COnL!
lust received per steamer Malta large assortment
Of Winchells celebrated Water Coolers and Filter
ers TO which we call tho attention OF Hotel keepers
Rcsaurats and Families, against
warm cistern water. (myi) SCANTLIN & PARVIN.
. BBLS No. I Mackerel; 9 hbls No. 9 Macscrel;
81 ebbis Mo- do: 9 Dbl, No. Salmon
Ii kits No. do; just reed direct from New York,
at (myD COOKS.
OS0 LBS choice Family Butter. warranted fresh;
%cO 800 doz Eggs; just reed at (myD COOKS.
WANTED,
A GOOD Carriage Painter to whom good wages and
IA constant employment will be given APpi! to
ap29Iwd p. CRICKMiER, Vincennes, Ia.
WOOD! wOODM
4 LII persons wanting Wood be supplied by leav
n ing their order. with mo- First street, two doors
above Main. lap21.n) THOs. ID. SMITH.
SO BUSH Meal jus. reed at
DISSOLUTION.
THE partnership heretofore existing under the nsmo
DAY dissolved by mutual consent. Foh parties are u
horzed to settle the business Of the late firm The
ness OF the will hereafter be conducted by
Robert Barnes A. r LOCKHART.
ap29u ROBERT BARNES. |
Beef and 0's'" Cheese reed ai ok
COFFEE.-I05 bags Prime RE in store and fol- sale
ap27 SAMUEL ORR.
NUGAR.-si hhds Fair to Prime. in store and for
- saie py tap2O SAMUEL ORR.
hhds direct from plantation. for sale
- oy ePs) BEMENT 81 VIELE.
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LLOUS --a5 bills Superiinc in and for sale by
| IL my4 PRESTON BROS.
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THREE OUNCE HATS!
\NE are now manufacturing Beavers nj Gossamel
w Hats for summer wcar- that 10 not weigh c
TiiREE OUNCES. 1hosc wishing IN get light vel
as fashionable Hat world do well o Civ" Us a call.
VAUTIER e. MARCON>lER,
mys Main street. between FIRST and second.
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fNo. 5l5.l
Notice of withdrawal,


pursuance the President Of the pted States
bearing seth umo issued on n recommendation ana y
the request tie nearly all the representative IN
ftom OF lands following
the state OF MISSOURI TIC route OF
hs IRON Mountain and Mississippi Riro railroad" have been
from sale entry, except pf 'aio WecmPuoh ca
Until further ORDERS 10 wit
Ia ile lands subject 10 sale at ST. boris
North Of tie base line II is fh principal meridian
Townships Is and 30, OF range /.
u ~ 30
To,ynsbus SO. 10, 40, and Al, OF / aud =.
Townships is. 30, 10, II, and ~, Of range j
Townships A. 49, 49, a. and 10 OF ranges D. D and6
G'ognshiIs 80, 9, ~, and 45, OF range "
Township -, % range q
In the district OF land suhjeet sale at Jackson.
Moth Of ne base and east Of the h pstpri ,aeridn
Township, 90 81 80 81, IS, 36, and 81, of range l.
Toyn,bps g. 81 r. 49, a. S. aud 81, OF 3
Townships rs, ~ 5s 90 80, 81 ~ 80, 81, 49, 80, and 81 OF
range 4. . 49, -, a., =. =, no Il, a. .
Tswnsh ga a5 90 81 2s 30 40 81 81 49, range
Townships az and ~, OF ra.ecs g. . and 10
and IA.
Townshps o. 81, %, %, 81, aud rs, OF range l6
Townships %, 1924 o., qe, 81, an % OF range H.
Townships "a, -, nj, and ~, of range IS
NORTH of line and ret Of e Gh PyePc gsTiiidn.
Townships 90 and 81, of range !.
includes certain townships heretofore Withdrawn
offered for sale but which have
ai besp 5 they within reservation,
my hand Land Office, the city
Washu eighth of iuse Uou,.E! 1854
JOHN WILSON,
June 9-law3w Commissioner.
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nALrIMoan AND onlo RAILROAD ron

Cincinnati, Iouisuts, IndiGnapoi Columbus ZGnerie, Cepe
land, Toledo, Chteaso, aud Sc louis,
THROUGH points had rail
l. Ia Washington.
leaving Washington al Is nrriv Wheeling In
splendid ineheste and Diurnal
40 from Wheeling thence direct by railroad
Cleveland Toledo, Chicago, Alton thence BY steamboat rs
miles, Louis Leaving Washington at $, they viii
with the splsndid Unon lne'
Cincinnati and Louisville, and for Indianapolis 10y railroad
from Lawrenceburg.
Through sold Cincinnati Louisville and iDdianapo
Columbus by national road
Wheeling. Passengers holding tickets lie
point the For information and tickets TO t. H.
PARSONS, agent, Washington
j. H. DONE,
blaster Transportation.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.

The cheapest comfortable and expeditions route 70 s
Whe Sulphur Syringe passing e Alum, HarH', and Not
Springs.
ENGAGEMENTS having been made with The owners OF e
II splendid George Page between alex
vashnglon distance OF ix miles, in xon win
the ashinson railroads. The following
wiil effect and after Thursday June Il 1854
GOEoonsie
depot, Of Duke and Henry streets, at
arrival of from Washington
ample board arriving Gordonsye al 10Y
O'Clock connecting place with The trains The Virginia
Cenra Richmond Charlottesville, and staunlon.
CoTdonsye TO Alexandria and Intermediate station
VIII leave GordonsSe II O'Clock, the arrival OF the
the Virginia road arriving Alexandria half
O'Clock allowing time connect Win the trains leaving
Washington for North, dinner board the boat
AlrSandna WaTTenon and intermediate stations
VIII leave daily Sundays eKeepsdl at O'Clock
arriving a Wareni0n at 81 O'Clock p m
On SUNDAY will leave O'Clock, a.
uain ffon Warenon Alexandria and intermediate stations
daily (Sundays exeeped at quarter before
O'Clock a. m arriving ale Kandra at hat 9oeock
on sunday VIII leave al quarter past 10 O'Clock, n.