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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05


'iHE UNnERs .GNED, HAVING BEEN rrLI
appointed Agents for the sule of this truly IN
VALUABLE MEDICINE. wuuld re- ptctlhliN III
vie tie nttrutiun of Ladies and PrartoEtf oi N'".
pJ,t and vicinity. to IA, graiihipg success iIni la.
attended ils nse wherever Introduced Hnd tts LnplN
adaptation to The cure ofnll the distressing di''a''
for which II is offered; being tatse in'lderinl 'e
ire rrspcC lahle irmne, whether mdriiei ar aihst
aud usually known hy the name nl
FEHiLE ONPLttNYS.
0fthrye are PnoLArs,s rrtrt "r Failing OF ne
Won't FLibR ALBts. or Whites ; tHuuN N
gL,NM,rics ssn ticEnArioN or nus NoNn :
INCIpENrAL IlENogRuAGE, "r Flrodnlg FAiN'
FuL, SurPRgSSED, AND lHREGtLtR MthsiF'A
TIpN, Ac withuli their accompanying e'IIs '".'ef
cNCeptrd) no matter buN. severe, or 81 nov ing
standing.
Th, CATHOLIcoN l. in every way WORTHY Of
the confidence of the afflicted ~ s'rcesaI' Hh'e'
nGd cheap rrwrdy, is vouchcd Tor ny lue l"'i ni ~
having received the appreciation and liberal HaiT""'
age ot many prominent members ct no
MEDIC NJ FiCLLTf
inthe United States tud also by thc vullnt1Ft l'
tmnnias given in the pamphlets, from La'rS ma
Phy-cimi- OF the highest rcSPectHlhi!iy as ie''e"
by the most satisfactory authority
This preparation Is not a" cure MI 'hui IL intchd-
pd expressly Tor the ahove-uaucd complaints 50
very distressing in their nature ahd consequences
and which have hereto resisted the shiil aud eN
eriious oi the most accomplished fhysicla"s al All
Countries, To- a degree beyond that "i relGars al!
other mHluly tr which the humnH lHuill Is her
THE lNGkEDlE\iS, ~ ccuii,d Toy high mrd
icnl authority (see lanfnlct) are All NrcLTA
Bi t., and ave not assuCiard with amy article IA
friendly 10 The animal e,onumy.
RLfEKENCEs
7. y. Pcckham, ~. o., Itca, n. Y.
l.. y Fleming, VI. D, CnnaudueuH, \.
u. Y. Forie, NJ H., SNiucuse, n. Y.
NJ II. Mills. VI. ~, Rochester, \. \.
I. & Grrick, W. D.. Baltimore, Md.
Prof Dunbar, Vi D,
". ". Reese, n. D., city Uf Ncw-iork
". Prescott VI ~. Concord, \. u.
Pamphlets can be had AT the brug storcS oG
For sale Ia this town lay the Druggist errerty.
MOVES :. PALMER. Agent. rstrIly.
For sal, los dosi uf .he Druggist IN III" state.
J Is. MhHiui>l d co. Ptuprlet"rs.
Central Dcput 3Ui broadway, n. hofk. mlly
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

STop TuERE-WHAT ARE YOU ABourj
Last week the Mirror published
slashing article against tmperance. II
was headed Fana:icism," and, among
other things, utterly denied the auhori-
~ OF the General Assembly TO pass laws
prohibiting the sale Of spiri'uous Ii
quore, aud declared ,ha, The onestiun
was one OF civil Liberty on The one side,
n ianaiicism on The o her. Such an
article could mol fail 10 arouse the Tri-
bune, which accordingly came down
upon 1t, as "a discovery that religion
and rum arc the same thing" and de.
clared that "everv intelligent man Will
/ reject with adherence such a Jesuit
cal and II ne worn defence OF the rum
traiic, the atrocity OF which has been
too frequently exposed to impose upon
anybody but the most inexperienced"
and concluded by saying that such
! sentiments are unworthy ol any ctIzen
! who has The real Interests OF humanity
at heart
Now comes the Joke The Mirror
follows with the bold assertion that the
article which has drawn forth such IN
l dlgnaton from the Tribune was writ
4 ten by the man whose n tme stands AT
/ the head of the Tribune as the Temper.
\ ance candidate for Attorney General !;
that this CITIZEN. whose sentiments
are unworthy OF The interests Of human
/ ity, is its own caldldite, that the dis.
covery of the identity Of 'rum and reIi-
glon" was made by John P. Knowles,
aud that the "jesuitical and time worn
defence OF the rum traffic" the scnti.
ments which every intelligent man will
|. rel CT with abhorrence,' are from the
4 man whom the mass convention have
nominated as the principal law officer OF
4 the State.
The publication IN the Mirror was ev-
idently trap, and the Tribune has
walked into it. The article in the Mir
ror, in its substantial parts, was taken,
we suppose, from one OF the numerous
articles written by Mr.. Knowles, when
he was arguing against the consiltu.
lionality, the right nd the expediency
OF prohibtory laws against the sale Of
spirtuous liquors. This was in the
early agitation OF the question, as long
! ago as lS3S.--Pror. Journqi.
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

| you would have . good pair Of gloves or NIT.
L irus, call ,ni purchase ~ the United States
Cl1t"ifE Store, whore ynn ctn i9I ful assort-
mem II tur and Br.,vcr Gaunil is, Beaver Nat
tens, fu. -liucd. Drivers Glove. lined win hm,s.
wool, Bu,k skin Mite =, arl Gloves, Moulen
Miliens aul Gloves. Eik VI tens very good
article Coz handling stone, all Of which are sold
At the lowest prices
? doors north Post Office.
~ SWlNBuRNE \ GOFF.
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No. 8 Mcrrimack street.
WONDERFUL CURE.


NO. "c'''''"'A '''e'''
WONDERFUL CURE.
,,,.......
"'' W." '''"- '.'' ''' N'''
WI" 'h' ''"'' Pet"'' '' ''sN' '"' - "'' wv
N''"'h" h\lfeNS h"fs'S h"' p''n h"'h 'r'u''fI
large sweiHnsS' or tnmos ON The h''lofE' thf} hI
grown larger than hrn's eggs, Besides being di,ig-
urc.! by these appcutiagr,, The limbs and joints ur
rearcd quite stifrtnrd swollen aud lame W
h1 ,,i.d ,,.,,v Iii,,.,,s and ,,b,r ,r,,cl,.s I'm,
.'.,,,,..,..I - ,,.,,,,, m, ,..,, H.,
,',,,'., ,,.,,. ,,''.,'",
"'''' "" "'7' '"'' -'',
!" nave h'' 'h'" r'"i"'e' -''' 'o' h"'S' 'S'"''
to sonndncss. om h'o'lcr "hrniu. some of N"ur
wv
It" h'F' gag" "' 'A.' our "'''"""" ~ we !" ''
- ind, to our surprise "d gra'ilcotion'
his lcGs were perfectly smooth IN" f'n"r'
""''"E e"" ',' "''r"" :" "-''' w.
"''' mage "'"'' t"''''' '''' ref"N'''' '''''
His reply wn', that he hal been using 'h' N'S
lNN' h'Ni h''N' u" ""'" N"'"'r1 dH>" "nd the
re,u, was the entire removal Of the ,mnors, without
P',"",,'- ""y ''''"'', ~ "''''- ~"
W, ,''''''''e "'"' s'e"' ''',>''e !" rec" ""'' u"
ever occasion rrqnires, in preference TO amy o'h"
rrrr"r"''"' 50 long Ms II produces such remarkable
results
KlNsLEY CO.,
\ sou,hrrp ahd Eastern Express, No. ] Wall ST.
Garner -, n,o,d,,,y Nsy vor,
,
... w '"s s"."" P., w IN 'o,',"
'"'e' s'"'', a"' ''""S =" - ''"'' ." 'e"'' "h"
,on 20 and 100 nor cen, mn,e t,nr'nor,to,
o,hoiroo., ,,a, ,,o,,, :. ,....,,I, ,,..' 81,
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r,,>rtp, opr,,r o,,
"F p'''E NTHsEr' Ne" EonE.
y. TAYLOR. JR Grn. Agent FOR the England
States II Hanover Street, Boston.
! 6h
- -- - = -. ---.
w "" ,'.'-h'"M No. a"d fr'me +.
''' -" III l" ~. n|n'' or ",S To- SUIT
o", ''"VIs ~ "''''h" ~ " 'iL
Ill
!: " "'iJ'',''' ".o,r, i''Hu'h' h'itI'"h'
- 'I" ,,.n '.,", an" '.ur
"'s 80 '.,'," '''u GOV p"" ny i".' i"!.",', 'ht
'. | '"' ~ ',iS,'S" .'"
Ja,, ov,is O., ~. "''''''l 'o''s'' ~"
An ;,n,,, ., " wi h., cI.,,.. L.. ,r.n ~,
IT,, - Az ,'',a ''''' ','",'E' H"'r w. N'a
,!e,rh T Nns.hy', a" AH''hilos!'Hphyn, % cis
me 'e' o',h ana o'hcf stories, by cousin A.
"'; ~ Gus; LOT SAFE oV
Il" " lillian u fh''N.
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= ;.'- '''S' st" "" Wv
'"S,"E .r''' we "'1" ~ ''oS' "'' S,"'N 81
Nv ". ; w.. ""' "'II'' '"s,'N"5S' ''"'"
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Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
SEASONED PINE IJruprp

V'llE Subscriber u now receiving good sup
III, of seasoned Iunhrr, consisting II Rpar,l,
and Plnk ol varipus thicknrsscs aud uEliiirs.
Also "a full assortment ot 'ut Nails, all ot which
~" ior al" at rrasonabl' prices aul orns, 1T No.
2i6 Thames ~.
do ALBERT HtNNETT
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

hNoTHER WoNDERFUL CuRE.-Rcad the follow
ing recommendation. and see what GOOD thc Mus.
tang Linment is doing to the poor afflicted
BosroN, March IL. 'ej3,
Mtssrs. A. q. Bragg & Co
have been using our Mexican Mustang Lmmcnt
for weeks since, aud il has produced cure on
me that i. truly wonderful. For the last three or
four years have had large bunch gather ON the
sole of my foot, covering one halfof the whole sHr-
fIce, quite harh and bonv, yet tender and sore
though the flesh entirely bare. have tried va
rious remedies aud consulted many medical men e
high standing, aud have had my foot lanced nun,r-
times aud not long since the hard bunch WAS
cut out. ! noticed your Linneut was adycr-
Used ms q for Sores, Tnmors, Hard Bnnchrs
&c, and made trial ard by the use Of TWO bot
tls, my foot has entirely recovered. aud is now
smooth and soft as il There ARE hun
drcds who are knowing to the above and have ,ccn
the foot aud can testify That The same is true.
Yours most respectfully,
THOMAS MARION,
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

NOTT CE.-Thc undersigned having hrCn ap-
y pointed administrator on the ,statc e Jo'.-
STrRNE, late of Newport, dec, and hl''-
qualified himself according ~ l''v, Icuu. p. N.'
ict-,ii, Indebted ,o sid c,ta,r To make ll... 10.
ate payment, aud those having claims 81. ....
vent them lbr settlement
n20 SAMUEL STEKNE, Adm'l
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

fN.O NkS.-\ fdc assortment of fac French
- cloths lor LADIES' Clnlks in Brown, Black,
Stone, ';reru, Tan aud other choice coors, with
lining silks aud ,'h g,loons to match Tor
sale by +. LANrUN 4 BRO TllEHS
n2g
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

rNNfOR uil.--HloW's No. aud Prime r
~ J. lor sale in 10 aaI'. Cdns, or l"is To suit
pu, 'hJscrs by UhTARD y tArN Ell
Ill
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05
'SECURITY 10 THE WIDOW AND
O.pIitNn

INlE MANHATrAN LlFt lastRAScEt "l
! New York. With cash capital of : lOO 0CV
s'curc, invested, are pre- pared 10 laNr llHhS np'
on Lives, in I'll the 0rIlnarN rrns oi Life As-
surtncr, either Inr long or sho,t periods or tor
Il whole lie in all The ways in which th" hives oi
others are oi pccminN Importance 90 Il person, "r
pi hls or hcr Lif to others. Husbands and IA
theirs can hy these means secure competence
llitr 1 .aih to th"ir widows aui ilmi'lcs, or 10
themselves iu Old age. Wives nty Insure the
ilvcs nf their husbands or Others upon whom
they RELY ior "a port creditors MAY lnsurc the
lives at oidrhtrrs aud all nay iu-ue for n proper
Tomato pr'mrum those whom they g'iv wish to
bcniii against ViOlcnt or accidental death with
uut regard tudgr, sex nr health.
Ampug The mn nrroUs csiimonals IN thv"r o'
this h,ghy useful and hcl!rFoicnt Institution, the
following is selected for ito brcvn,, from tho
"Rcporicr."
LIFE ASSURANCE.
" rhe death of Il near iirnd whose life was
Insured but few d.ys since. 'ntl.r. more aupa-
rnnt To the bcnrGts nt this systonui i1sir'ucc-
The adv,ttlser.en,s ui the leading aut ulus' Sc
c,ur al the Life Insul tnce Compaules ".H Hr
! lunul IN our columns, amcny which IL aunf, uus
/ the "MASHATTAN"-with board OF 5yc'
/ tors composed tf Practical business men, VII 'se
reputation for honor and integrity is AN ample
! guarantee foi The risks they may take. Long
/ personal acquaintance with IA majority oI its di
rcctors, leads us To step on, Of Our usual coutst
in calling attention 40 j. '-Relortu.
! The suhscriihr hating been appointed al
! Agent oi the aboye metroncd Company, offers his
| services To all who are dsposcc to participate il,
the benef's which it present, 10 the acceptance
Of very numerous class oi every community.
Pamphlets explaining the principles aud con-
| tanning the rates aud conditions Of this class 0
Insurance risks may be had gratis, at the olitc
! II the subscriber, No. ~ Thamcs-st in rcnr o
| ;hc tauntlng room Of +. .awlou Y nro'hcr,.
u26 EDW'D w. LANTON
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NOTICE

NJ TIF4s
4 Ii persons having coal ashcs, DIRT or rubbish
of any kind, can nave the fame removed, free ol
expense, by placing IL where IL can hc reached
VITA Gait, AID 4. .., ID. ti,c 81. .t- sass G sc
subscriber, on cod wltui, opposite foot of Mar,
II.
10 WN. SWINBtRNE.
NEM GDODN.-Jud received good a..
" sprtm,ut ul Grc sctt- do. ire stands tul
a very pretty article of Umbrella stands; also.
other castings, at 100 rhamcs.si.
10 4. II. - EYENS.
CRESH TOMATOES, pm up with ~ it's
4 orgipal nivor and fresh ic.s, ur stlr a.
No. III Ihdmos sttcci, foot of Mary.
rs
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~ Thi, Is To eartIly Ihs, the

MEXICAN MUSTANG LINiNENT
ADAMs& CO.'S GREAT SOUTHERN EASTERN
AND WESTERN EXPRESS, for CURING Gdl,,
Chafr., Scratches, Sprpins and Bruises, and i has
proved entcma Many of their man have
also used it themselves and families, and lhey all
speaf OF iis healing and remedial qualities in the
highest terms. One IL our hostrrs got kicked and
badly cut and bruised on his knee usual the
MUSTANG LIN iMENT was resortd to, aud the
sol eness aud lameness removed, and IL was
perfectly well in three or fougdays. We have no hes
nalioniu Recommending il as valuable preparation,
to be used externally on man OF beast.
j. DIINNlNG,
Foreman Of Adams & Co.'S Express Stable, ~ Y.
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KlNSLEY 4 co.
son,hrrp ahd Eastern Express, No. wnnsi,
Corner Of broadway, New York

PRIcEs ~ rHE LISINsSr-lt IL pr, up in hottl, :
ofthTee Sizes and ve'ss M Is cents 50 cents and
per bottle The so cent and one dollar bottles con
tain 80 and 100 per cent. more Iuin IN proportion
to their cost, 40 that money is saved by Lying III.
lHtcer sizes
A.G. BRAGG & co, SOLE Prorr,Erops
PRINCIPAL OFFICE. 2li RnoADwAY, com> >rp
oF DuhNr STREET, New YonK.
y. TAYLOR. JR. Grn. Agent for the y England
Srn'cS Il Hanover Street, Boston.
il 6m
Herald of the times. [volume] (Newport, R.I.) 1849-1856, 1854-01-05

| ifE of iruIam,n Robert iioydcn, Historical
IL Painter, from his Au,,5biagrnph, and Jour.
mails, Edited aud complied b, Tom. Taylor, or the
Inner Temple, late Professor of rnl lsh an.
gmge and Literature, in uUvcrsin Co!lrgr, Lon
don; 2 Vols, Sl.75.
All Is not Cold that Ghuers, by Alice B. Neal
Helen NugIavc, an AutpbiogIaphv, 80 cts
Charles Anche,ier, Men oria; 50 cts
The Pet Bird and Ohcr Stories, BY Cousin A..
ice; 80 cts. for sale by
d3 WILLIAM H. PEEk
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L'UR SALE. The well known p,oportv ON
l. Pru lcuce lslIhl, formerly the TiUintht.t
Land, With House, CRIB and Shcil or Barn,
uIll be sold At bargain aud payment made rns,
to the purchaser. II not soil hy the f,.t %
February, IL viii I've to let. and possession giycu
the 2jth ol March next. with all aurrr: :en,nccs
thereto belonging. SAMUEL VAUGHN,
u2o 2m HANNAH CORY.
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The printed schedules be at the respective navy yards
navy particular yard his office or by
the yards for Which tie applicants desire offer
The schedu will state The times within which the materials
All the articles may be delivered
such place places respectively for which
the offer made may be directed by the commanding officer
provided contract and distinctly understood
bidders that The amount and number Of articles
qunty which be eqped well as to Tx data Tor defm
The sand such quantities and at such
times the bureau eomandanf may require lnnd acquisitions
fiscal year ending h June 1886 aud whether the guam
All the articles under the quality
vered in 10 order charge
subject the inspections count weight or measurement OF me
ant referred the yard for particular d.
Of the S ae so n reside nsa . ae whse the
to be delivered required their
called upon 10 deliver articles they required
The periods of delivery of all building materials must conform :"
Approved fun of will be
CURED twenty additional deducted from
payment until The shall been completed cancel
unless the t am s
year. twenty retained the discretion Of the
and ocobe when Tie deliveries satisfactory; bal
within thirty days after the presentation Of bills in irpcae duly
par, per reserved be paid unit, all rejected
shall have been removed from the
IN VIII he nuaed in the contract that shall by
the parties Of The hr,t part in delivering at o, any OF e
said VIII
damages Of money equal 10 twice
delivery thereof,
recovered from time to time ey sc
The surees sign contrsc and certify that they IN the
aggregate and above their debts aud liabilities the
mo-
be making
by the the form annexed and their resi-
naming town. AM be distinctly stated
the shall have the
power without toss the
eminent in case Congress. shall appropa
lions named for the completion Of the works
rpated for and on wh based.
shall notified
through office, which shall be considered sufficient
and they do supplies specified
in 6fecp this
bid will be made with other
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DUissUAsT So decree n the high court Of caaHce-
ry Isabella Bird widow, plaintiff
Charlotte Others deiendans, the persons claiming be
Lloyd's Coffee House, in
afterwards inmate of the
by Thomas William Nicholson inveesk Musse
bureh Lothian, North Britain then OF Der
Enisip Park, Usbridee, the
county Madesex esquire died about the 18Th day OF
before
November and their relationship TO the
the chambers the vice chancellor Sir VIII
Wood No u New square, Lncons Inn, Middeser
or thereof they viii be perempony excluded from the
bensh o lac said
Thursday OF December O'Clock in
appointed for hearing and ad
Judi cati claims
Dated August 1854.
RICHARD BI0XhN, Chief Clerk.
ATKINSON 81 Plt.GRIN,
Church Cour, Lotbbury, London Plaintiffs Solicitors
Sep 5-iam3m-
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.

The cheapest comfortable and expeditions route TO ds
White Sulphur Syringe, passing the Alum, Warm, and Hot
Springs.
ARRANGEMENTS having made with the owners Of the
splendid Page between Alex
Washington distance Of ak miles, In with
the this Washington railroads. the following
schedule effect and aier Thursday June 1854
from Alexandra TO Gordonsv'e and intermediate stations
depot, Duke and Henry
arrival of the boat from Washington,
ample board arriving Godonsviie at lO
O'clock connecting al that place with the trains ON the virginia
Central railroad Richmond, Charlottesville, aud 6saune0n
Alexandria intermediate
O'clock the srvai Of the
Virginia arriving Alexandria nj half
O'Clock, allowing time connect with the trains leaving
Morrill, dinner board the boat
Aiexandna Wauenton and intermediate
will leave Alex daily Sundays excepted O'Clock
arriving Warrenton at 54 O'Clock,
Sunday will leave al O'Clock, ..
WarIenton Alexandria and intermediate stations
daily (sundys excepted at quarter before
O'clock arriving al Alexandria at half past 9o'cloek M
On Sunday will eave quarter past IL O'Clock, p M
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proposals for Rations for 1855.


HsADorARrExs MAINE CoaYs,
Quaftermastess Once, Warrington aeptenbes 25
cEPARATE SEALED PROPOSALS. received at this ONCE
. 10 O'clock Tuesday, the
furnishing rations 10 the United States fol-
lowing stations for the 1885, viz r Y TEL
ChafIestowu. Massachusetts
Portsmouth, New Hampshire;
Brooklyn, Long Island New York
Philadelphia, pennsylvania
Gospon, Norfolk, Virginia;
Warrington, Florida ;
Washington city, District Of Columbia
Each ration and of
three o pound pork eighteen
bread made OF supene Hour supeffne
the governments and the Of
twelve pounds OF the best New Orleans
best white beans four quarts OF
pounds good ard brown half OF
hard dipped talow candles, TO one hundred ranoss.
The beef required shall be delivered
andng ocer OF enc station either bulk
aon and shall Of the best and choice pieces Of the
the pork 70 be NO. prime pork and the
be The best quality Of the kinds named All subject inspection
NO bid w be entertained unless accompanied by the
two tsties known 70 this Office certified official
SON TO be endorsed Proposals. and
addressed to the of Marine Corps Washington
ID. c..
The Patriot, Concord, New Hampshire Gazee Portsmouth,
chuse,ts; Day Book Eagle, Brooklyn, New York
Pennvanan and Evening Argus Philadelphia Pennsylvania
Globe, Portsmouth, Virginia Argus Norfolk, Virginia Democrat
Pensacola Florida and Ancient City, ST Augustine Florida, will
publish the above three times week until the Gath OF October
aud send BILL accompanied by of this advertisements
this Office payment.
2i--3awA24hOct
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Round trip tickets Wanenon from Saturday TO Mon
=.
Passengers and New Market will take the train leaving
O'Clock, a. Tuesdays Thursdays, Eat
connecting Culpepe house.
Passengers Lynchburg will leaving Alexan-
O'clock n Mondays Wednesdays, and Frdays,
Meeting the stages Charlottesville
White will take the train
Alexandra daily with at Stanton
Freight trains running daily lSundays excepsdQ
Per order w. Is. BROCkETT, Agent,
ld--dU Alexandria. Va.
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c. tss3ar THROUGH LINE TO THE WEST
10 -

rairoGd Baltimore to Wheeig
Meeting the and splendtd cdners
the OHIO aadtac stages TO Zancsr,He, &c.
expeditions being thoroughly completed
finishing great Board Tree Tunne and the road being
ORDER travellers confidently
superior advantages low The
the and attractive character
The express mail train leaves Baltimore daily at y AM
through Wheeling $3.50 miles in 10 or 10 houi
Guiding stoppages there st2 ., next day
passengers leaving Baltimore al g. may lay over for lodging
in Cumberland, q miles, and proceed thence Wheeling the
NJ daily, meeting Baltimore Wash
Junction, the Relay flOuse miles from
Baltimore .
Al Wheeling unrvaed Union line,
just completed for this route duly
and down the Ohio 10 Gin
Louisville, where the Nashville, &C.
New Orleans packets be taken by those
ing further on ~.
prefer the land Gin
Ohio and the West also proceed d.
Wheeling Ohio Company excellent coaches
National road to Zancsvie &c and thence
by railroad r.N
Passengers Wesve and Cleveland by STEAMBOATS, and
will also find this agreeable there being
places
f- Baggage through from Washington Wheeling and
nj charge transfer passengers baggage.
ticket right lie anywhere the
rouie asingon Wheeling 50 sos Cncinnat Sill;
to Louisville, Sl2.
be Mr.. Parsons the railroad station,
Washington, OF the other OF the company.
WM. PARKER,
May General Superintendent.
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BALTIMORE AND oHIo MAILROA

CINCINNATI Ioue Indianapolis, Columbus, Zancspie, CIevs
land Toledo, Chicago, and ~ Louis
THROUGH tickets all above be had the rail
i in Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington Wheeling In
splendid nchester and Dua
Wesve ~ miles from Wheeng thence direct by railroad to
Cleveland Toledo Alton steamboat 81
miles, 81, Louis Leaving Washington AZ 5, they will
with splendid Union Liner
for Cincinnati and Louve and for Indianapolis by railroad
Lawrenceburg.
Through Cincinnati Louisville, Indianapo
national stages
wheeling Passengers holding through lie
point For information and tickets apply T.
PARSONS, agent, Washington.
j. DONE,
7-dtf Master Transportation.
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Proposals for Stationery.

OFFICE SECRETARY THE SENATE,
September II, 1854
cEAIED PROPOSALS. will be received this office until 10
y O'clock Tuesday, the 10th Of October next for furnish
smooth suracr ~ inches ny ~
inches weighing Is pounds the 10 be
office charge Tor carriage one half ON
before the 9Th Of November
efIal.
The right ORDER giving ten
additional quantity that may be required Tor the
use Of during the 33d Congress-
sufficient paper, of the
price, PROPOSAL and be de-
liycred al office free of charge.
will be entered into with the person offering 10 furnish
quality at the lowest price his
snIeties satisfactory the Secre
tay Senate the thereof under forfeiture Of
failure which bond 10 be filed
office of the said Secretary within days after the proposal
been accepted.
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