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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

APPALLING Aecousrs From PORTSMOUTH,
PETEasBuRG. aug 22.--1 he accounts recciy-
ed here t'om Portsmouth are truly appalling.-
Dr. Tfu2ien writes thai he, yesterday, saw and
prescribed for one huadaed patients In many
instances, whole families are lying i'll, without
The means OF getting drop Of saler lscoo their
patched tongues.
Physicians AID nurses are II ueh wanted and
Their absence is proving terribly la al
Capt. Geo. Chambers, Patrick Williams, and
Newton AsE'on-al prominent cilixens--~als
dead; aul more are d lug.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

MATHEW J. lFAHp.-Ii appears tina.
Matt ]. Ward, who shot the scioolmas,sr
i5ulir', in Kentarky, is the grea, lion of
the streets Of New Oflraus. lie sports
beautiful span Of bay horses. beautifully
caparsonad, aud a carriage tina, is brilliant
With sPiehtlof, aad upon tho box sittwo
eofofed gentlemen, wi,h blue suits, white
s'oyes, black hats, a green band around
aud q smail iealher upon the upper edge.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

iNvrNTIoN,--B, ~ Carpenter, Of this
city has invented ".S'tlf- Counting. to he
attached TO Railroad ears, and il ~ so sius-
pie, aud complete in its construction. that
II can be used as well in motion as # still.
MI. {. has shown his invention TO some Of
the officers Of our railroads, aud has receiv.,
ed from item very ilat;esing testimonials
Of lis value The invention will likely
be applied soon to cars on both of the rcat:s
Terminating here alexandria Gazette.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
Democratic Renega.lss Attention.


We call the attention Of democratic ZEN
esades, who have joined the Know Moth
ing ranks in the hope Of getting office, TO
the following extract from the Patriot Of
las, evening, Itcertainly cannot have REL
erence to those K, Ms who, like It's con-
duetors, have ever been ardent Wigs and
acknowledge no change Of sentiment, and
must therefore only be Intended for Demo-
Gratis, who have engaged III the wild hunt
after Office, and having been disappointed
have turned Known o,hings Bah. Rep.
1--WE are well aware that there are GER.
tain political expectants in American ranks.
who demand that the nominations shall b.
confined strictly to the members oil the or
der; but those pacehunters are the very
men who would be first TO desert the par
ty if success, should not crown its Efforts
They are political ehangelings, whose
principles vars ai.h the aspect of tie war.
they are good soldiers 50 long as there Is
Il prospect Of sharing intile spoils of ricto-
~: bal vii! sosoger to the enemy, al any
time, FATHER than paftake in the disaster Of
the defeat They resemble the innkeepeg
mmoftalized By Goldsmith, who hung up
f9I lis Sign the portrait of the King Of
France 50 long as the latter WAS popular ;
bat, y hen The war broke oat be pulled
dowp the King ef France and set UP the
Qaeea q. lIa#gry. When pu4lic opiaion
ne longer regarded TIE laferwiff tAs same
degree Of fi4or, hr discarded her nn'i sab
sIitutei instead TIE iilseness e' Ne hing OF
PGssia, s!d1jlly 6eeat,-e e bad eeceBe iae
ide. Of tie LAY, and Ho"itace slfewd4y
calculated thai Tue charge would pnt nioa-
ey in his purse
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

DEATH FROM THE BITE or A SNAKE
Mrs Heventr, the wife of John Hevener,
of Pendleton county, was bitten by a rattle
snake, at the residence of her husband in
that county, On last Thursday morning
and died from the effects Of the bite, on
the evening of the same day
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

APPOINTMENT DEcLlNEp.--Judse Moore, Of
Alabama has declined the appointment Of As.
sociale Justice in The Supreme Court oil Kansas,
vice Judge Emore removed
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
Tie Democracy the only National aud Cen.
seiyaLiVe Party. -

|
! We believe shat, at ho time in our his.
tory, have the patriotic, the conservative,
and the national, felt 50 much apprehen-
sion for the fate OF our lnststntlons and our
county. Such men can only meetand aci
together On the platform of the Democratic
par9. III both national and conservative,
and has, in the South Of late, attached to
is ranks many Of the wisesi, most prudent
aud best Of the old Wing party. Thou
sands entered the Know Nothing ranks
with the hope that the party would be
thoroughly national and conservative
Their disappointment has been complete
and extreme, and they are leaving it By
| thousands daily. 1t is at The n orth, in great
measures, disunoh and abolition party,
and every where radically proscrIpiive
and federal. The Northern party, which
is forming under the lead Of Seward and
Greeley. will be purely infidel. dlsunior,
agIarian aud abolition. 1t is far more TO
be dreaded than an, party the country has
ye! known. A manly Southern party
would give oileuceat the North and sig
naly fail to lutte the patriotic, national
and conservative feeling of the whole
Union. Democrats every where should
work earnestly. The times are alarming.
The fate of the union depends on the con-
tinued ascendency Of the Democratic par
ty--for we firmly believe that success OF
either one OF the parties, OF which we have
spoken, would be but the tosin Of disunion.
In connection with this subject, we hope
we shall not be considered guilty Of egot-
,e,, tie 10 orr
State anG to ourselves in a late number Of
the pensylyanan. The character of the
paper which contains them, the well-tested
patriotism conservativeism, morality and
intelligence of they keystone State, the
high literary and social standing of the
City OF Philadelphia, and the purity eftEe
little circle from which one of these COM
pliments proceeds, combined together, give
assurance that there is much 70 Hope for,
and little to fear III the future We agree
with the PENNSYLVANIA, that The Adolf
tionis,s proper are few in numbers; but
we much fear that the conservatives OF the
North underate their ability for mischief.
Northern conservatism is passive, it should
be active The isms are far more DANCE
rous to Northern society thant to us. Good
men every where should wage continual
wal of determination against them. The
fanatics Of the North may be honest
They would pave he'll with good inten-
tons" This makes them the more DANCE
rous. We fear them not, but are far from
thinking them eontentable enemies. Al
ready 'hese isms, by nonopoiizing the con.
ven;iots and the press Of the North, stand
before the " ord as lis true and only repre-
sen,atives. jfe know there is another : orth
"a more honest, virtuous and conservative
North. Let it assrft and establish lis place
as he true North.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

IMPORTS FROM BosToN.-1he total value OF
foreign goods imported al The port OF Boston Tor
tho week ending August the nth, was $3.50,
675 The value of the imports from Cuba was
ss6.5o6. fla,t .94s, British Province $40,
49, East lulies $56a ,9ol
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

t. A; late term Of the county court III
Perry county, tadiana, lhele wera twenlv two
applications Tor divorce, seventeen Of which
nele granted.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

lils1oRv OF THE SALzBuReERs, ny Rev.
-. A. STaoBEL,-This is work Of 30S
pages, gotten up in excellent style, and is
very interesting. 4 copy o. it was hand
ed us BY the author, who is now engaged
in collecting funds for the completion Of
the Lutheran Church in this place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25

laa Mr. Keiser's sale is Oh the 1st Of
September next, instead OF the letll.--
Note the change.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
Virginia Central Raj. Road.

The cars are now running 10 Craigsville
about % miles west 0: Stanton. The
track is sill being laid at the rates Of d hall
mule per day. The trains will soon rcack
Bells where the roads divefge to the near
est springs. The company have now five
engines cmploxed Oh the west side 81
the Blue Ridge.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-08-25
Agents for the vindicator.

Agents for the vindicator.
The following gentlemen arc authorized and re-
tuested to act as Agents for the Vindieator.
s. s. Abney, Esq, Barterbrook,
J. Taylor, Esq, Waynesboro,
Sam'l Koiner, ESQ.,, koiner's store.
Or. Roberts, New Hope.
DIR. c. r. Harris, Mt. Sidney.
NJ. A. Koiner, ESQ.,, Long Meadows.
Jas. T. Clarke, Esq, Mt. Solon.
Andrew Clinednst, Esq, Spring Hill.
We will appoint other agents as as we can
arm suitable onesfor other sections of the county.
In Monterey, Highlund, VIM. w. Flemming, ESD,
8 the authorized agent of the indicator.
f. McNulty is the authorized agent for the VIM
dicator, at Meadow Dale, Highland county.
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PEofoSALS FOB FURNISHING PAPER
Sea JOB TEE PUBLIC FRIEIIE6
OTrIoE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC PRINTING.

....-.-f .WastlngtCn, January IS 1855.
= pursuance OF the provisions or the act entlt. J.
l. "An act 20 provide tor executing The pu 10
lrinting," &C., approval Aupu., 9S, 1864. ssai 4
'tnpOsa viii be received ~ Ibis once in thp Ct
tni, ua'h Wednesday, ie L5ih-iay II March NJ ii,
II o,c:1cs u, for furnishing The following qGGu
800 i, ans weighing % pounds psr ream and mes.
surfing - by % ncbes
100 reans, wrghingS pounds per rehm and me a.
surIng f5 by - inches
IoJ Teains, weighing "a pounds ger ream. and inca
surihg ls by - inches
I'M ream-, weighing - pounds per Ieaul, and mea--
surine Is by IS Inchs-
40 ream-, We CHING IL pounds De. ream and men-
suring ~ bY is inches
All these papers 10 be made OF The best material
and 1n':hed 10, the best manner and tree from adu
tefenhn y contract Will be entered into for sup
ding IN" qasuuirs stated. al such times as Nh.
rfEeh o. ofde1Ds grecter quantity OF either kiI i,
mould great'T qnan lily be req uired, at such ill., rs
lad IN slch quantities as may be deemed ne sssaYy.
iIn.'es az each kind Of paper must accomp,.I,
stch BIZ, and All proposals and samples nut BE-
ra'snttsd to tiis Office, fre- Of postage or ot er
Expense
Each proposal nhst BE- .isned By the individual
T n M making II, aud must specify the price n ?
pound AMI The Consequent price Dcr IeaIn land but
HiE pnce) Of each description of Oh peT.
Al! The parer must be deiiveref al such place TT
places az may De design TED IN Wa hin ton city in
good oral free Of all and every extra cha ,Ce or ~
'en>e, ana subject 10 lhe inspection, count weight
md measurement of the Superintendent, and be IN
al respects satisfactory. ..l....
Blank iotRis fOI Pre- onsaIs will b.. furnished al this
oihct, TO persons applying for Them and none will
~ taken luio consideration unless, substantially
tgrt cling herewith. -.
Botds with approved securities viii be r. a.,i. ell:
tnd the supplyin. Of an inferior a.cie or faIu,.
10 supply tar quantity required at any time will h,
consi tered a vloauOn OF the cnnIact
Each bidder Is required iu ruish with his oreDn-
'as satisfactory evidence Of his ability TO execute H.
thd any piOp'sai unaccom panied with such ey,-
dence will hs relectes, -
Proposals viii be addressed TO the disappointment
ent OF ihe Pubic Printing, Ca pitoi Of the United
supplying Pape:.'
-... ..... ........ ..-. A. g. SEAMAN, .....
Superintendent OF the Pubic Printing.
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United states Patent once.

Ao4A1s0I00y H1Ok08 "
an the petition Of WILLIAM I, Gressl cf Bslu-
~ nofes Mds praying Cor tn txtspson ~ Q PIT.
sns granted u. hin On The 9TH Ct Msy, fe0s 09
an iaprov smsnt in, 4" sisohinss for RistnG Add
Dressing Shisgies =. for seven years hon IL sxp-
radon Of the taid pa;sst which takes paeD . tAs
zosh day Of Nav 1855 f.s-...
It Is ordered, tta, TIE ssd petition be heard ct ths
Patent once on Norway, the 1Nh day OF ssy, next
at IL O'Clock N !, and al persons noeined 20 ap-
psar and sho~ cause II any they have, why aid pc
tition ought not 10 be granted e. s-'s.
Persons opposing the extension are required -
file in the Patent Office their objections, specially sst
orth In writing At least twenty days before the day
Of hearing ali testimony Aid by either party to Be
used ut ths said hearing must BE- taken and trsnH
mitted In accordance With the rules Of the Once
which will be Furnished on application. -
The, testimony Ia the case will ,bs closed on the
9Th Of Nay, 1855; dispositions and other papsrs ~
lied on as testimony, must be fled In the Once Oh
or before the mofnins Of that day. the arguments,i
any, ~tthih ten dSys thereafter.
Ordered, also, that thisuotice Be published IN tht
Union, lnteligsncer and EveningStar Washington
D.. C.; Argus B altinera, Ma; Bvsning argue
Phjiadelphi, Pa; Scientific American, New York;
once week for three successive weeks previous T.
the t4th Day OF May next, the day Of hearing, n
10 J. "'' ! CHARLES MASON,
H"r Trry"" - ~"-', Com missioner of Psteuts
P.Ss-kditors Of the shove papers will phase COPY
and ssod their blls TO the Patent Olacs, with q Pc
per containing this notice. mar l0-lavSv
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOAR.SENESs,
flslfef In Five Minutes.

IYLERS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC .SHRCP
FVNHE incrcasing demand for this lost pleasant,
i safe, and eAcsc:ocs remedy for sil pulmonary
dieesses, Las eoehcd tie prosrie.or 70 reduce the
price 20 TO plzceit within the reach of ali clssses
Its superiority over most similar preparations Is at
tested by many eminent physicians Who have bee
eye witnesses OF its efficacy when the usu,S reus.
Giles have filed; also by thousand Of orr most n,
s2ectabe citizens DO kaye used Il II tseir tamiles
both ss preventive and cure with never falling sue
cess tyr the last twenty yesrs, during which period
with very little cid from Advertising. &C. Il IN
gradually fpresd ropute Son over the whole Unler.
In cases Of recent CSds Coughs, Rocrsen.s, &c, IL
gives immediate relief, srd gem rally cures In day
or two, without interfering with diet or busps . or
rendering tie system Fore susceptible a C6id 10
chronie CASES, SsArso, H.ooF'nS Cough, oro,sp,
A1oSoA,tts, <gscssoNs Of The LsfsJs, ava Ccs,r,np
ton, 1t f always very beuefcisi aud sslao,a fsiiA
wnen commenced In time 10 perfect cure. &c..
Price 20 sHd 70 cents q bottle.
gold wholesale by Patterson Natrr. Stott n Co.
Mdgeiy Co., Alexandra by Ps.l stsyens. 10
qsorgeto~n BY Mr. CiRscl
IS TTLERS 1UE ARABIC C-aHDP DEoYA
nmi,sr composition 20 the above, but in raIlder
ana NOR. portable forrr; they act like Q charm on
q Troublesome Cough, and clear the threat and
voice ths7 contain no injurious drug are parsicu-
larry recommended for children FREQ Sentsrs ofyub
nc assemSiics, public speakers, singers, DC
fr1ce tsH and IS csrts Per box.
for sale at NEST Drug and Candy storea.
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WASHINGTON AQUEIUOT.
)FyIcf 'WAsHIsaroS 40 rprcr


-,r.. Wa hingtoD, March :, IasS Z
DhOPOSAhS are invited for pradulrion. stone
Il ann onck masonry, DAMS tuuhels and othe,
M0Tk- OF the Washington Aquadsc, } ~ -.
Proposals. received M To the 9Th IF Nav viu bo
op'nrd q nGOu of thatday 80 r-'-'. ~ - *
Map, pre,ies, and spechoatioae OF the work vii,
D: ready Tor examination on and after the sOfh dav
at AprllDeX1 r. as..'. -... ..II 80, ~''''
Proposals. viii be received e. the work Of
lar cuNens, 'iid2 es, SC, described IN the mans
and specifications. -. e =! - pN''s
Posttons Only IF spme of the work, ran be oom
peIsa 6'aeI 'ne present appropriation; but all the
c"hracr lof diminished work viii be subject 10 fu
tofe appropriations by Congress. The EIsins,, rs
serves the right 10 prescribe the atnouut III vo,s N
De Done and rat Of progress useer such contract
Tor each appropriation, and. In case Of the nnn,o
pristlOn not hnlding out sfic:enily Tn da-id IT,
ana what works shall be- sl.pped untiIfunts becom.
In cne of the en'ire stoppass Of any par.,cuIs,
WORK Tor want Ut funds helnservrd len mar con,
VIII De nd, II, la tn iuislneu of the E,npt III
gone, " ~ ho'
r,yIhen's vii be made in spucie chez 4. uuon the
inca 2idses Treas NY upon .Ie monthly ESTIMATES
q The EDgneeT, reserving 10 per cent rand i, vii
CuHipr VI al contracts THAI the kmen shall,
&c pa, their iu'l wag's m"nih'y and in specie 81
-. o'Is n ad Do eaes and end0rEed "Propo
az pHr work IN The Wa hiIgtnn Aqusdu,tn
ne United SIates reserves the Tignt IA r.tpc, snr
nl A' lne O'ds should they not be deemed sGvap-
tasenuS, and 10 make such arrangements a ~ av he
coH,ldefsd Iipsi conducive 20 The progress OF the
york, " '
Every Offer must be ACCOMPANIED bv q wr,,,er
suafahi' {, signed by one more Responsible oer
ss, 10 The tfect thar he Or Ihey unde take
oicC.r or bidders w ii his or their on be
eni"r mo an litigation, within ten DAYS. with pnod
"h1 suncieht Tor the com peiion fine WORK
uncefiGken; said guarantee o b.. accompapiet nv
n eefHhcate OF lhe United States district Judge
United States dist let aurney nayy agent. or sonr
nnicer ui The GeDeJai Gov. rnm.n n, or Individual
IN Iwa 10 Inc Engineer or department of War tina,
r suarln'ors are abe 70 make good lher suass te,
.-. Form Of e. GRANTEE
10 capt. NJ Z hegS, u. 5. Engineers.
G. ine uGdersIgned, Residents of -. in the
STATE OF - hereby, jointly and severaly cove
naht win VT United SIaes and guaranty, in case
ne goXs Did m - be accepted, thar he ar
my WI WithIa ten da. after the acceptanc,, of
Hh'n oi1 execute CONTACT tor the same v ilh good
ana sulhclrHt eIifeue-, 10 peroim the work O,
Iufnish Inc ARTICLES proposed in conformity 10 the
terms OF the advertisement under which III wa !
made and, IN ease the said -- ,huuId fail 20
en'er into coHtracf as, aforesaid, we guaranty 10
make 60 ID the difference between The Offer by m.
- 0"A INC next lowest Dhlder j. B. +
herrby Certify that, to the best Of INV knowedse
ana beIef, the above named guaraI tor. are good
and sufficient -........ 81. E. +
" e. MEIGS,
Ia. -, Captain Of Engineer. an Cbar,a
mar 7-eOt hayS&wIf
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: United states Patent once,

",
nN the petition of JAsEs BRETT, of NJ .ttea v an.
" Nev Yori, praying for the extension of .
patent grsptsd 10 him on the 10th Of July, 1s4I
for improvement in 'Key Wrsnches," for seven
y ars from The expiration Of said patent which
takes place on the 10th day ofJpy, 1855:
tits ordered, that the said petition be heard al
thePatent Office On Monday, the 25th Gay Of June,
next at IL O'Clock, m; and all persons are netined
TO appear and show cause, If any they have, Why
said petition ought not to be granted. 49,
Persons opposing the extension required to Ole
N the Patent Office their objections specially o.,
forth in writing at least twenty dsye before the ds
of hearings all testimony ed by either party to b.
sssd at the said hearing must be taken and trans.
United I'm accordance with the rules Of this 0hlce
which viii be furnished on application. -.... ...
The testimony in the case will be closed on the
18th June; dispositions and other papers relied uY-
on as testimony must be filed In the Office on or be.
fore the morning Of thst day; the arguments, !;
any within ten days thereafter
Ordered als0, that thifnotice be published In thu
Union, inteiligenoer aud Evening Star, ashingto
D. c., PsRnsyiyaniau, Philadelptia, Pa Scientific
American, New York: and the Post, Boston, Mass
once week for three successive weeks previous 10
the 18th Of Juns next, the day Of bearing.
49, e.. !ie h'-' 80. CHARLES MASON,
Commissioner of Patents
P.s.--Editors the above papers will please COT,
and send THAR bills to the Patent Once, with ps-
per containing this notice mar lo-law3v
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PROPOSALS FOR STAMPS,
DRoPo7Atssil Be rsieiIsaes n dspartm EN-

49,. Feb u4rs r. e6A
SS,l s 3 3 aps s,s.
ing ssn Pc fr the uss o. toe st of os in tbs Uni
I'd ats itr .ouy lsrs from be LIST du OF Ap,il
NIT M n srderd r.. departnsht, II ths ~
The name bfta,'t fscs and sfsssinr circular form
cet from % ID b tex hard ,net stes an made
n sue. 4sone- stti ami, of'rtttrs AID figures
60 dss'shst8tlfs north and cay, win thumb
screw TO es' such lei ers and o urts in ptiee. =
Such IT mp, I'd The letters mnti g the me- to
b of the eame siz, az those now msnufsetursd and
IN u.s. tsroed mshoga'y haudis, Of the same
ike EiE', be fecutefy 'assned t. lbs lamp. tn,
months II hs year aFed so as to eontsiu but
tire tett eaNb. Or hstsse size now In use, and
t. b. cut from solid blocks ha. dsnsd st. ell Fig.
u-ss for the days the month, & ON to 81, inelu
sve, to be ma = Of Ike hard, ed nst,l and Of the
Also, IN rps with the words "p,ii- aid '.ffss,"
O tn firm OF Il oso nov Id use, With turned ban
dlss. "" f."i r-.'r "- .-[-F'' .''. ~ " '''''
Alto, stamps with figures denoting tte rates Ct
pos,sgs snS similar % these nov ia uss, Vi b
turn bsndies. 'F' '.. 81. - ~ p. ''''' v
also, am ! for foreign mails 'ussl" Ny the New
York aud Session offces. :. -
Al Of the ab-re STAMPS to b mad. of hardensi
The p-opofals must also contain separate tids for
The e. td'sr Al Am With he months and 6rufes'
Aisr, fer eaoh separate pens-J cca,aining the
M nth, sonsi,tirg Of hree letters, ..sf7" - I
A 20, ff each separate pisce Tor ths Gays Of the
4l,c, for NJ p,sts Gets Of NJ ontks AMI figures.
Also, frNesch separate pieos,i WITH The words
raid" and Gfes. -, i-Hc l,-,tl e.'t- tlEr Il o.
Also, fot each separate piscs, with the figures de-
noting TIA rstes of got &c. This making of the diff
FIR Mt SETS vii mot, however! be gwen to diff rent
-cntrsesars, & TIE pror cal for the hole whion is
deemed IL o6t favorable TO the -psrtne-t will b. &C
rYhe dep ,rtment resFtves ,es~H ths right
ser sct clips posais If the price Is deemed sxtIav
sgant. and so ths right 10 Hcospt essis from
ne -sme In iiviiusl firm for the circu n stamp
with sphmes of n onths sBd figures OF hard md
sn o. a al the Mt stamp Of other stsrial, If
deemed Sdvisab.e = = .-7-..s
Prop7sts y ia be r-oe;vsi nd considered for all
the stamps above nsm'd 10 be composed of othei
N ial than bartss "a st'el; add the sepsr. mspt
80 ryss Re GIT tqatcspt surh prop salsifit sh
b. de, med for the inten sI Of the d-pax do
50. gil,! ~ -a: -. -. H."s g." .-a.. -'.--r.'
specimens Of the vafious kinds Of am required
lon Il can Re stem at the 10 iptm ct Cfice o!
this dep utm-nt. i- -gANE3 CAMPBELL,
mar IL wtw. ..... .. Post alter Genersl
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90. -; GRO n " ELLIS
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP. LINE
BETWEEN s,..N. NEW YORK
BALTIMORE 1N L BOSTON,

WILL dispatch Steamer daily from baltimore
w and NewYork, and twice a week from Boston
TO 3 Itiinore and BaIum0re to Boston. . ~
This line affords nneqnalled facilities 70 tbs busl
ness men Of the District OF Columbia. The Agents
at either point Will receive freight aud give through
blu Of lading To, Washington the low est rates on
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
for freight promptly attended 70 by the following
agents., ;-l.rl- 81 &. HALL,
l.., .,...,,,.-, SO Exchange ,Pl ice, Baltimore.
-. leu H. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N Y.
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Jan l4-d3m .tl Foot Of India Wharf, Boston,
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and ID : m, sns s. A. n. waIlaAs
leavs ashasfop at6, II. and ID HN
seafs can b secured at ths oAses, ,Fath. st.
Hsll's ,Segar Store an kirkwood House. -,
This Lipe rms regularly winter and summer for
the acc mmodation Of the Public.
sgers called tor and taken To thsiY resi-
If not too far.
EARE-Fnr tfe first uip up and last 1ip down,
80 cents all other regular uips . cents. !
Trunks extra. O. - LATHAM q COOK, ,
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