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Specie Exported. Sterling Bills. Francs.
ss sass ga, s sls ssia

These exports influenced by the extraordinary
Of affairs la Franco and the continent The VERY large
purchases OF wheat which have been necessary would
have suoed produce crisis in France irrespective OF
the influence Of The Bank Of France being
ua reservoir for money-and that in France and
Europe OF speciet is tho lhat in July, when
crops OF silk WOOL materials, wines, &c be
purchased that specie iro Paris into the departments
until the beginning u December, when the sales OF
goods cause reverse OF the operation, and specie
again aecnmulaes until the summer months When
there Is short crop OF grain the demand for specie
purchase it abroad becomes additional and if followed
by stringent markets In The other countries OF Europe all
means OF raising money In Paris by them esored
ana Tue demand Ion money enhanced Ia 1886 the demand
Tor specie Tor the departments act in usual July but
the harvest was short, and 1900 900 bushels port
ed up TO January The specie in bank fell S33 600 the
drain continuing the Bank Of France borrowed So 900
in London for ninety days, five per per annu
70 get 1T 10 Paris in specie 450 600 This aided
turn exchange and In March the Czar ollie 10 nay
Siooooooo OF French per stock ll5S as
France ~us then great buyer Of Russian grain This
was equal to taking stock for the grain. The bank got
when The government revenues having stopped large
sums being required to carry the government
ana sustain the large employing establishments, as
well as to keep up the circuation, depleted by hoard
ing the bank stopped payment aud began buy specie
al over the world az considerable With the restoa.
non oil quiet the usual Of the bank was resumed
and gold pouring into Europe from America and Austria
liza, through England carried The amount OF specie on hand
TO high figure IL is wel-known fact however thar the
increase OF industry multiplication of enterprise and I'D
vaneed prices for produce generally have demand
for specie in Europe for circulation equal to the
productions hitherto In this OF affairs the harvest
failed in France again, and the Emperor in his
speech that II OO0OO bushels had imported The
cost must have been fully S4ooooooO The specie bank
has been affected thus.
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COM N ERCIAL.


NV YoEk. March Is, 1854
The supply Of money la Wall remains nearly The
same. There Is Of capital, but adisposion
part with the control OF IL present. until the political
horizon abroad becomes clear Notwithstanding the
low OF sterling bills which for packet OF
duh ats 81 Tor southern bank bills and 81 81 for
city banks and also the of the London money rket
specie continues be shipped In considerable quantities
The shipments last week aud for the corresponding period
of 1879 were ma follaIvs
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NEW SPRING GOODs--P. n. Browning, under United
~ States Hotel, his thanks
the House
him the winter and respectfully socs
as wei citizen. and generally 10 hts
assortment Of spring goods cloths cs-~imcr- and
tne IN varieties hive
and examine feeling satisfied
OF stock with such
shment here or elsewhere All and made
orovrd
Bsoe agent o SCOTS report
Ready sde clothing Of quality, make
VIII be sod on the most reasonable
li-3tswf
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BY GREEN q SCOTT. Auctsoneers.

VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNEMPLOYED PROPERTY AT
AUCTIoH-on Friday she ssss instant ws shall sell, ..
O'Clock, front OF the lot No g.
having front Pihh the
Of running back 70 feet AZ inches %
south will be Sold with
good brick house, containing gosd
arranged rooms with other ouhouses The
proved part OF the lot the and has front Of 50
which will bs sold in lots purchasers
Tems; Onehird cash; balance
MONTHS for bearing deed and
taken. Title udisputable-
GREEN 4 SCOTT,
Mar 23-d Auctioneen.
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No, long since, dispo.ins OF question submitted to
him BY the Secretary Of the Treasury we hear the, the
Attorney General decides tina, vessel built in tn. United
States. and voluntarily sold by The owner 10 foreigner
and then bought back again by The original owner
not be reg istered anew American ship.
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On Wednesday evening s9h residence Of his taer
STEPHEN COOKE, Of l.. l. aad Malta TArLOK axed 3
lie l4ay as invited 10 attend shs fassa fou
their residence NORTH I'd I'd streets this
sweating, at o'cloek, y. M.
lJaessoa Mis.issippian Will please eopy.l
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The free .oiiers Of the first district in Massachusetts
have nominated their candidate for Congress Abraham
n Rowland Of New Bedford.
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ALBANY, March zg(iovernor Seymour keeps dark with
respect 10 the temperance bill, and 10 expected 70 etain
Il The ful days allowed him by he constitution. He
viii thea probably il slgued. accom- panied by
message. But should he a. the friends OF tenn
eonaden Of their ability pass over his
he ad by a two-lhrds vote.
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NORTH CAROIINA.-HsforcaI Sketches OF North Carolina
~ from 50 10 1881 complied from original records, Official
and traditional with
her Distinguished statesmen jur soldiers dsnes
by John Wheeler Of
cravings On sale nj
TAYLOR a MAURYs
Mm@ bookstore, OH street.
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NEw oRLKAss. March 27--Tbe barque Bertha, arrived
his port to-day reports having been Ia collision hs
10 inst the Bahsinas with the schooner M Tai
boz causing tbs iaue yese. sink Mrs Amelia Si'h,
passenger the Talbot. arrived here ia the BeHhs,
having been rescued from the former vessel
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NUiICE OF wfrHDHAWAL.-At the earnest solctsnos
u he senators and representatives Congress. c the State
q Mssou and "a pursuance the Of
United states bearing date the ls instant Iaaas within
following DESCENDED limits along The proposed
- norm missouri railroad" from the
Charles The northern boundary
the disc 81 LANDS subject 20
after mentioned VII BE- Withheld from sale enuy,
pre- -empuon claims Until further orders, . witt
Ia the district OF sAd5 subject sale a
All The townships and fractional townships Missouri
ipoading certain townships heretofore Withdrawn
southern Pacific railroad grant.
In district OF lands subject PALMYRA;
All townships heretofore
withdrawn for the Hannibal and It, Joseph railroad
Ia the district OF lands subject sale at milan:
All townships district the line dividing
eighteen and nineteen and including portion OF those
heretofore Withdrawn the Hannita aad st. Joseph rroaa
In the district Of lands subject TO sale al FAyErrxs
All the townships In district, OF the Missouri
the line dividing
west including Of Withdrawn from the
Hannibal and ST. Joseph railroad.
Given under hand the General Oce the ely
Washington, this 2ctt day OF March, 1854
JOHN WILSON, Commissioner
BY order o.: the President.
March 30-lawI3w
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NEW SPRING GOODs-winiam Tucker merchant tailor.
~ vans avenue, between ~ and
enod returning hts sincere thanks hi.
n'o'n them that he has North
opening Of the
and summer goods he has o he public
AZ Of which ~i b. executed .. and a. the hosses
notice Call = =
Mar io-3sswawn WILLIAM TtrCurp
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BY ). @. MCGUIRE. Aucsio>ssr.

VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRovED PROP
aucuonOn Monday afternoon, April I'd O'Clock
premises shall sell Of lot No. fronting
30 lh street, and north, running
20 feet, and
nearly and built in the manner
house containing eight
O'Clock, the premises pan H.
square fronting 70 street. between 9th
and 10th back los feet. This
bic lot for building purposes
81 O'Clock, Immediately
lots q D. and in l fronting - feet l0
between south street and Virginia with the
con~siing handsome story built frame
dwelling house. ing Kitchen
radidly Improving part Of the Island.
Title indisputabie.
residue twelve and eighteen
months satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS. G. MCGUIRE,
Mar I'D Auctioneer.
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4s,sa6,s&

1''e'eo.e'''''''''' N''sOs'oo N,I52 300
While the amount diminished the silver ia the bank
was displaced by gold. The silver spreads all over
Europe and India Under these the con-
tinued demand Tor got for thar destination, il will
be observed, cannot be governed by tue of ex-
change The Bank Of France is exposed TO a drain
for food. the wants OF other countries whose
czeDs realize investments in Paris and specie
and 10 meet the wants OF govern makes its duty
to provide for these wants As have lSA6
borrowed 600 900 for 100 days expense $780,
0O0-say per cent Thar resource, we'll aid from
Russia, Is not available the other hand Russia
sod its French and |. drawing gold There eau be
no limit placed to the extent which gold may be wanted
this connexion. The supplies OF gold have been
dispensabe What would have been the of things
france had she had the FOLLY abandon gold currency
dut ring the gold panic
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NEW oRLsAss, March 27.--Mr. Fillmore il her~ AID
ceiyes the marked attention. He viii suend the
opera performances OF son.ag tonight
NEW ORLEANS, March 25-The election yesterday has
resulted in the election Of msiory 81 four independent
reormers 10 the eity council.
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10 the having pursuit OF the mGIdesess OF
the late Indian agen There great sT hat the gao
rison woad be massaered beiofe assistance could arse
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NKw YoRN March 29.--Siocks are dul--Unied States
6s, sales; Canton, z74 Ere 76s Long Island, 32s
Reading, I'll Parker u Ph9nlx, g. M. Canal, 6s Me
arsgua, 3Gk Nj gold, no sales
Breadsuf duler. About 1000 barrels Of -four sold
81 81 ~ 81 iot State southern, 81 rs 81 s7-a de-
cline Of 8! 10 I2s Whea IS hr,n--saies Of 1000
bushels red 81 65 81 67 white sales. Corn firm
sales oil 10000 bushes 10 so for mixsd yellow,
SO u 81 Cotton Is duIi-prees declined cent since
The arrival OF the Aircasacs small Whiskcy, 25i rs
cents
PHILADELPHIA. March ~ The stock market is steady.
Flour fner than yesterday-small sales al 81 81. Red
wheat It's cents white do, 1870 1872 Corn, n q
80 cents Rye add oats unchanged Whiskey, z5a rs
cents per gallon.
MOBILE March % Cotton continues dull, and The
cline.
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In BALTIMORE ihs 1914 81 d. Joass JAMES
cay
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Nyw ORLEANS. March n = Ls'er sccua''t- from Texas
bring the s'eligepce that Fort Beitnsp surrounded
by <ne Indians and that the gsson reduced only
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dByron gives tbs account OF party with Sheridan !:
II first silent, then slky, then argunentative then
dispusious, then upinelIigbe, then al,ogehery then
inartoulaiely, then drunk.
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WHEELING. March 29,-The river has live aud half Zee
water in the channel Business continues very active.
PrrraauRe March 20 The riveris in fair nuvgabs
der Business active Provisions shade hrmer
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NEW sPRISo oOODs AND FAsHIONh-DUvALL =
pROTHER so take this calling IN.
and strangers cs,rep
10 their new goods which arriving.
have made On,
with and hse many
styles Of goods which win be found elsewhere.
An work made 70 order In usual stye Of elegance.
Mar lo--aaw2wn UUvALL 4 nnOTHEp.
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NOTICE OF tho ONCE from
~ CHiLLicoTHE TO COLUMBUS in Ohio
Under authority entitled
king changes Ia The location Of land ocs
isS hereby declared and made
the sale OF the public lands CHILLIcOTHE district OHIO
viii be removed from CHlLLiIOTHE
LUMBus 10 Franklin county, said State, Of
-dpu ncsA i, N' 'l '7 - =
March, A. ID. 1854
FRANKLIN PIERCE.
BY the President:
JoEK WILSON,
Commissioner OF the General Land Once
Mar s. eod6w
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Flour has been 81 81 81 rs. canal 81 rs
50, mixed southern, IS I2t Cora meal, 81 so Rye
-four, st75 Wheat is held higher Com, IS cents,
southern yellow stk cents do white Pork !. in better
supply sl5 Is tor Si2 - prime Lard 81 ~ CTS
The stock market IL Jo showing sposiion 10 spec
ulae for the presvnt. Yours. PRENTICE
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EPAULETH 40 Private ss'.Ths sub-erser. have Al pr,
~ vsss sale three sn- gold a
reasonable price Gentlemen wishing hind vii,
~en 10 call and sravnre foe themselves ~
Mar p<-eoS Auctoneers and Commission Merchapss
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Nxw Yoss, March - The Ohio from Chs r-s
has arrived here She brings asD passengers aud sbos
sooe 900 in gold Her has been anticipated by
vious s'rvsi. ~ New oresns and New York.
Ns~ Yosx M.,oh ~ The .r-smef Ohio in worh
ing only wheel. the other having been disabled
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We understand that Hon. Malcolm Cameron. Postmaster
General OF Canada. has arrived ia This city.
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"A UOlEY Modern Atlas Of the Earth.-Containinx
nj large each accompanied
grsphica STATISTICAL POLITICAL and commercial printed pny
steal aud historical geography kc
the close Of 1883 Copiete volue handsomely
bound. Price eli inst imported from London by
Mar % FRANCK TAYLOR.
A LADY advanced in years Wishes . stuation
teacher in private family She gives instruction. in piano. in
Guiding thorough English
fueny and teaches French and
useful branches Tsms moderate The best Of
given. Address A. T., through the Post Once.
Mar 30-eodI
THE Diseases of the Heart and the Aarta by VIM.
i Stokes.
The Poeica Works Of VIM. II. c. Hosmer.
Lectures on the Apocalypse. By DR. Cumming
The Sepulches OF the Departed BY Rev. r. H. Aaspach.
Godey's Lady's Book April. Just received
TAYLOR MAURY,S
Bookstore near 9th n,
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The of foreign coins Slc7 si2 Si6O 900
less than the Imports. The coinage the United States
mint for months wasgold Sc 3d. 293 silver, 81 o67
600, o n follows
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The damage 10 property in Licking valley. caused by
the late sudden rise in the liver estimated a, not less
than 100000. At South Licking the rise was five
feet higher than known before AT ClsysviIle
only two or three buildings the high ground were
above the water
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The banks ofthis city in degree cautious.
and rather disposed 70 diminish loans, particularly
that the coantfy deposies being reduced The pay
ments during the past week have greatly dmini,hed and
the bank returns follows
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Ky j. Q. MCGUIRE, Aactioneex.
VERY VALUABLE IMPROVED AND UNIMPRoyED PROP
auctionOn Monday afternoon, 3D. Ak O'Clock
on e shall sell part Of lot No in 3 fronting
W feet 18th between
10 feet improved by two and
houses nearly and built in the
house containing eight
At o'clock the premises the part Of No.
Ja fronting 70 feet inches north
and 10Th streets west running back los feet This
sirable lot for building purposes.
Terms cash residue six twelve, eigh
teen months for notes satisfactorily secured bearing
]. G. MCGUIRE
Mar I'D Auctioneer.
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by J. q. MCGUIRE, Auctioneer.
VALUABLE IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE ISLAND AT
auctnn.On Monday ancmoon April 3D. O'Clock
PREMISES shall sell Of lots p g. and square 3
70 feet 10th between south Virginia
with the
and modern frame dwelling houss, containing
kitchen. E#s.
This handsomely situated the pleasant rap
dy-improvng part Of the island. .ssa
Tile indisputable.
Onefourth twelve, eighteen
months, for notes satisfactorily secured, bearing interest
JAS q. MCGUIRE
Mar Jo-d AuctoneeE.
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DrDTs OF EUROPE The funded debt OF all The Euro
pean States u.s. in The aggregate about ooo or
$40 for each inhabant Switzerland il The only Euro.
pean country out OF debt As a war is imminent, all
these countries in The market borrowsrs-som.
with and without credi, that the people have
the prospect OF considerable addition 10 their already
bardensome taxes
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IHK "EArnxn-The glorious orb OF day gsaeiousy aud
brilliantly cast his wit genial power upon yests
day The morning cold, but later la The day Old
sol made the spring intruder Z" Jack Frost" beat
eat Jacks visits are osson.ble, aud they should
be tolerated BY the great source Of hl aud heat thar put
him TO flight yesterday
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RAILROAD AND STEAMBOAT AccIDINTs,-Since January
the ls 1862 there have been aga persons killed and ga
wounded by railroad accidents throughout the United
States Ia the same time es1 persons have been killed.
drowned scalded 10 death while travelling in steam
boats, and 225 have been wounded Since the opening
OF the present year, of the above number there have
been IS persons killed railroads, and ia wounded
BAL killed drowned steamboats,, and 81 wounded
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lcE-Ihe dealers IN this sele the public will be graft
fled TO learn have housed" large quantity for the
sumption OF the citizens during the approaching
Ice IN warm weather is conceded be luxury and It's
use Is considered to be promotive OF health.
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Supply and Export Of Precious MaaL.

Thus, Of an increase Of S70l07i6 Of son since Jan
unry ss23 75 remains ia this city and the inder
has gone partly abroad from Boston, but mainly South and
West The supplies sent 10 New Orleans to have
had very beneficial effect upon that The specie
in the New Orleans banks has been follows
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In the Turkish army is boy less than sixteen years
old, who raised several hundred warriors and volunteers
from The interior OF Asia Minor His coynirymen look
upon him as born 10 perform great mission There is
also woman, called Karan Kas. (he black gI) who is
Tue leader OF some horsemen, whom she inspires with
her courage. .a.t
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The United States soop-of-war Decatur, Commander
Sterei, having her sailing orders Tor the Pacific revoked
sui lying at the naval anchorage at Norfolk ready
sail at moments notice II is generally supposed the
/" Black Warrior affair." has caused her detention
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disastrous whrwind PASSED through Fleming eoun-
~, Kentucky, on the 18th instant doing much damage
lis course was from wee, 10 and from 400 10 500
yards wide IL crossed Licking river the upper Blue
Lick Springs, blowing down houses fences and stone
chimneys, killing cattle. and tearing up trees by the
roots
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R.LrrsorE, March 29--7, Q, m.
Sales Of Loo barrels Howard brand Of flour have been
made a, 81 ~ per barrel
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FLouR-The last intelligence from Europe de PRESSED
breadsiun IN Baltimore and Georgetown, and dealers
reduced their prices for flour In this city about fifty
per barrel
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The from abroad 10 II In instant shows 40 import
ant change Bresds,ud. and were over Consos
firm.
The produce markets in this cry have been 6m until
the arrived Cotton SOLD TO the Of e71s bales
A. follows;
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G,x SAT THROUGH LIME 40 TIzE WEsr
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Ohio railroad baltimore to Wheng, and
Meeting there pih the large, dad splendid steamers 81 the
Union line the Ohio, aadthe stages to Zanespte, &c.
expeditions thoroughly competed
finishing great Tree Tunnel and road being
ORDER OF travellers confidently di
advantages and low fares The
The stupcndous und character
The express mail Baltimore daily y and
directly through Wheeling 1880 nie in ID ~ hout in
GLIDING oil st0ppages there ut or day
Baltimore lay for lodging
Cumberland. mes and proceed hen-e Wheeling
morning
daily, meeting from Baltimore the Wash
Baltimore
Wheeling unyalled the Union line,
completed for this route daily
passengers down the Ohio 10 Gin
Louisville, Nashville,
Louis and New Orleans packets, be taken by those
ing further on.
Passengers who prefer land Gin
cinnat Ohio West di
Wheeling Ohio Companys excellent coaches
part the National road Zanesve and thence
by railroad
Passengers for WeIsvile by
railroad will also find this agreeable roue there being
regular speedy connexon al Wheeling and from those
places.
Ly Baggage through from Washington Wheeling, and
no charge ior transfer OF passengers baggage.
through with lie anywhere
roue) Washington Wheeling 20 so; Cincinnati, Sl
Louisville SI2
had of Mr. Parsons, railroad
Washington, and Of the other agents of the company
VIM PARKER,
May ll--dn General superintendent
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PURSUANT to de rec II the high court of chance
made of Isabella Bird widow, papth, against
Charlotte Ket and Others dendan the claiming be
kin John MeDonae formerly LIoyd Coffee House,
Loudon UNDERWATER erwards inmate Of the
kept by Thomas William Nicholson, inveresk near Nuse
the Mud Lothian, North Btnin then Der
Tweed; then of Rusp Park uxbrdae the
NddeseS esquire who died about the 18Th day
1854 their before the fifth
of November como in and their relationship 10 the
said Jain McDougls, the chambers chancellor SIR VIII
Page Wood No II New square, Lncons MddleseI
default thereof they will be peepoy excluded from the
benz said decree
Thursday, thu seventh day of December O'Clock in
e aenoo al the said chambers appointed for hearing and ad
lujie aIng the claims.
Dated This Eth day Of August 1854.
RICHARD BIOXAM, Chief Clerk
ATKINSON * PILGRIM,
Church Court, Lothhufy London, Plaintiffs Solicitors
Sen -iam.|mt
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IN - - .seAs
ORANGE Avn ALrxANDRIA RAILROAD

The cheapest comfortable and erpedtoas route % e
Waste SstPh~ Springs passing the Aim, Warn, and hot
Sprtnys.
ARRANGEMENTS having been made with The owners OF ihe
"A splendid George between AeA
anda and Washington distance ak miles IN w
the aSington railroads. the following
schedule viii take effect and after Thursday June 1884
Ale Godonsve and intermediate Stations
Of Duke aud Henry streets, al
O'Clock arrival of The boat from Washington giving
ample time for breakfast board arriving Gofdonssie at io
O'Clock connecting al bat place with e trains on ne virginia
railroad Richmond Charlottesville, aud Staunton
will Gordonsve II O'Clock, arrival Of the
Virginia arriving Alexandria halt past
O'Clock thus allowing time 10 connect with The trains leaving
North, and dinner board Tie boat
Alexandra Wauenon intermediate stations
daily Sundays excepad) 3o'elock,
arriving Warrenton al 5h O'clock p m
On Sunday will leave at z O'Clock, a,
Alexandria and intermediate stations
Waenton daily (undays exceped) at quarter before
O'Clock, arriving Alexandria al half past Do'cioek,
Sunday viii leave al quarter past IL O'Clock,