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The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10
MADISON.
The Anti-C athOIicism Of the Amer.
lean Party.

=
ale George iii has combined, with others,
to subject us to aiurisdiction foreign to our
Constitution, and acknowledged by our laws,
giving his assent to their acts of pretended leg
islation. ~ Declaration Of Independence.
Thus spoke the men of '76 in regard oIfhe
interference Of King George with the a. b
ment of this country and with its laws. The
second DECLARATION Of Independence. the Amer
lean platform, contains similar annunciation
and complaint of the interference Of Pope Plus
TX, foreign monarch, with the legal rights oil
the people Of this country. One of these acts
Of interference is an ordinance adopted in 1919
BY the seventh Provincial Council Of Roman
Catholic Bishops, which was Intended to diyest
the people Of all control over church property
or grave yards or any other church temporarily,
and cenralize the whole power in the hands d
the Diocesan Bishops
Many years agoit was discovered BY the Ro-
man Catholic clergy that the system, peculiar to
American Instifutions, Of giving to the several
congregations The control Of oil church proper
~, tended to produce an independence on the
part of the laity Of the church altogether incon-
ercised BY the Catholi5 hierarchy over adhe.
rents TO that church. To remedy this and to
place the priesthood in d6aolute control Of the
churc.. property, the following reaclufion wa
passed BY the Episcopal c6d6ei( held - TIL
more III 1879, whit Ves approved ~ the the1
reie1ln4 Pope e 8ouIo ID u fol- ling yelrs
where's Iey trustees hsve frequently nhu1
cd the r,ghf granted them 81 sira authority q
the great detriment 81 religion an1zocandsl -
the faithful, we most earnestly dear IT.
s.tQre no church be erected or consecfs
Il be zssieoad BY written instrur
Bishop II Sc dIocEg e d to
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

CoaFER's WELL Private letters sfrom the
We, inform US that this delightful Summer re-
sort g now in full season. IL has never been
better kept than now, and well deserves its great
reputation both as the rsort Of invalds and
plc assure seekers. We always laugh as much
IN ne week at the Well to cure seven years
s,a ding dyspepsia.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

Speaking Of The Barbecue at Benton, the
Democrat says. "a great many speakers were
invited g attend-some forty odd we under
stood. btt very few responded favorably TO the
pll'ui course IL was anticipated that many
~ wese invited could not be present, and a
.arler number were invited than was necessary
iaordcr 20 guard against disappointment That
yerai Of these ''did not respond favorably to the
p is very true. That is, they responded
heycould not be present; but they respon-
vs'y iavorabiy TO the cause in which they
nyitedto speak. For example the Hon
Sharkey says, II am with you in feelings
30 Top for the successof the cause in which
re engaged; butithas better advocates than
]. The whole American people are its friends
Nna edFo ates, and they cannot, they viii not
f1ii Iii eloquent itself, and speaks with more
iorcf 70 American hearts than could all the
s7c kers in the Union. Though cannot be
w'h you in persons, my feeling will be with you
and my prayers fcr your success" Similar sen
timenis are expressed by the other speakers
whose business engagements required them te
be absent
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10
MASS MEETING
OF THE
TWO GREAT POLITICAL PARTIES
Ar
o .. a e. e D a q & |,

Triday and Saturday, lothsand llth Of August.
Able Speakers Of both parties viii be present
. address the audience.
II splendid, BARBECUE will be prepared.
3 lnvass will be spread, capable Of holding
o % persons. A bran-dance viii take place in
evening. Evere body is respectfully invited
90 a1'end-the ladies especially. Come one, come
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

Isnaessss.--Up to the time our paper went to
lagess iall returns had not been received. As far
~ hard from, Gentry was ahead, and the Amer
lsal ticket for Congress and the legislature tri
uCl1Aant.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

a0- Mr.. Wood, Of Lexington, made speech
on Saturday night, against the American party
to which it was not deemed necessary to reply.
The same night, a large crowd, headed by some
ofthe most respectable gentlemen of this place
procured the services of the Yazoo City Band
and seranaded Mr.. gerger. We are informed
that they conducted him to the Court House
where, by invitation, he and Judge Burrus made
short and appropriate addresses, but, as we wers
not present we cannot report the substance o
their remarks
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

e DA''AN Tbed;,cuss;on which came off last
Wednesday night at the Court House between E..
N. Yerger and Mr. Estelle, resulted in the COM
plete triumph ofour young standard bearer z Err
Es.ee you are aware Is one ., .ne mis-:
Committee TO cali and ber baek into the fa aa
Of the faithful, the Democrats of this county
who have joined the American party. Onthis
point | will simply say that If l were Demo-
cras and acomml.tee q DEnoonArs, Or bishops.
% ropes hau sen. sucn use
merican party) as he fs-why1 would have
kicked the committee into cooked hat and sent
the smissary tying over the The county line. To
send such = SPECIMEN cn OF Dem po scions 70
Sesn m ~ WHO mas
Of the vot ers Of the county, to represent Us in
The next Legislature Verify, one knows not
which to admire most the arroganc4 the man
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10
pay~ Week after week. day after day, the ora.

pks~ Week after week. day after day, the ora
tors and papers ofthe American party have clear
ly defined their position 10 regard to the Papacy;
yet there are not wanting persons who repeat the
sensciess charge Of religious persecution We
cannot believe that all these are so stupid as to
misunderstood the principles Of the great Amerii-
can party on this subject; otherwise we would be
willing to desoteany length Of time to farther
implifcation Of our views, in order to meet their
capacity. Butwe have in some degree lost pa
thence, because we have had the conviction forced
upon US that this persistence in gross misrepre-
sentatipn isnot owing to stupidity, bul want Of
political honesty.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10


"a CaiSen" and "Jask" A correspondent of
the Democrat, over the signature Of "a Citizen,"
states that he "was surprised to find in the last
Banner an article inserted in that paper for the
avowed purpose of setting negro right before
the public" We doubt not that ga Citizen IS
incapable Of doing justice to negro, but for our
own part we will always advocate Justice to oil,
however humble, and take pride in setting even
negro fright before the public" when any pa
per condescends 70 set him icroag before the pub
lie. 4. 49, ~.
ga Citizen" is very ungenerous. antagonist
of John, or If he prefersit. of sJack" He assails
the poor lad through the columns of the Demo-
crat, and would attempt by low insinuations
against the Banner, to make US fear to give bis
antagonist an opportunity to set Himself right be-
fore the people. We repeat that the Banner will
endeavor to do justice to the little negro so long
as the Democrat is made the medium of assault
upon his feelings Those who would do injustice
to slave are the best allies of the Abolitionsts
| for they furnish them with materials for abuse
against slave holders and the institution of slave
/ ry. Let"A Citizen" make the most of that
His party needs bis efforts.
To be serious, we think this effort to make po-
litcal capital, at our expense, out of squib In.
serted for. the purpose Of amusement, is rather
pitiful. "a citizen also alludes to our having
expressed our decided dissent from granting tc
Democrats the privilege of our columns, even
though it be to set themselves right before the
people, unless they are disposed to insert card in
the advertising columns Of the Banner" When
it is remembered that we have expressly stated
that have fnfn NOT tho ali rhtQqf thf
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B6- For Local items commercial, &C., third
page. e.
The weekly American banner. (Yazoo City, Miss.) 1855-18??, 1855-08-10

Faroriie FGioeiss We have had occasion to
notice several time the objection against the A.
mericaD party, that it embraces good and wicked
men--that both classes ara bound by the same
obi itions- Without noticing that the wicked are
not ID never can be bound by their oaths, we
more remark that no political party can
81 ctessiul unless they receive both good
~ aieked men.
Ssccndy, It is urged that our party have de-
cered q crusade against Papists, sprpfessedly be-
taise sc fear to be deprived.of the privilege Of
rsadiDg the Bible; and that many Of - are Of
thAt irrsligscus class who do not look into BIZ
pie rom yeer eod to years end. Ths.was firs,
I'D by Wise Of Virginia. suppose-it were
4 - 15srty Of conscience, freedom ofsopinioa
-. sal as dahr, to Hose men as to the bes'
cif.stians. Taey may well desire to have thu
Hght either 70 road Or not to.read the Bible. p
may suit them; - believe or not 10 believe It,
d5ctfines; TO practice OF DOT 70 practice its pre-
cepss, 80 far Is they nay without violating til,
laws Of their country. JUDGED we regard rec
DON Of religion az consisting very nearly ii
'Bhat Browpson attrihQtes 10 Rroietants on Thu
subjeeir..hot quite feedom en reIgiop, bu
f,ecd6In d have orto reject n! s|5n Should W
regret Il, then 10 he great day Of accounts W
will be fIeIted ~ the author Of the trQQ religion
or bsio RI coeiemus y, We iasist that no ri
buiAlhds II ieAi Io ,nnish "a. May AL person
ssloet the Christian religion may MI persons 3
free % teiesf III without punishment from an
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pcrtaut sep without sfst consulting its rrpee-
commentaries ca tia sesSss and medical treatIce,.
h females froII icisncy to old s;e each eese sr.ph
csiiy Illustrated BY beautiful photographic plates
nervous debil ty, its CAUSES AMI cure, ny process
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IN sp rmatorrkea With rraclicai obser yaticns on
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hunonary hints OK the evils resulting froTa empri
81 pracnce-an essay On sil diseases Arising non
'ndscreion, with plain and simple rulss BY ~hieh
Az Persons can cure Themselves without nsrcVry-
remedies fOr those self inflicted niseriss and G;sep
pointed hopes 30 unfortunately prevalent In the
JouCg. 1t IL truthful adviser 10 tbs married ans
those contemplating marriage. It's poruiai ts PR
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.onccious Of having hnEardsi the health kslpinGs
| ina privileges to which every human being Is &C.
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either :ezsously o. by Idsi. Eed;c.ns s.at TO ar
Part Of the Union according to direst;ons, sal.i,
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or Post Ofios Box t!9, Albany. NY. A'
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The OLIvE.-The San Francisco Sun
says that at the last meeting of the
Academy of Natural Sciences, DR.. Kel-
lOgg read a notice Of the Olive Tree, as
found in this country. 1t grows pro-
fusely, in schist, gravel and loan, at San
Jose, and az the old Mission, south of
that locality. il is tree rapid growth,
attaining height of about twenty five
feet, and diameter of trunk of from
eight 10 twelve inches. in addition to
its rapid growth, fruiting the second
year, and being in full bearing after the
sixth year, 1t Is very ornamental tree,
we'll worthy of cultivation for this pur-
rose alone. It's timber is very compact
and close grained, and it doubtless would
be very good material for engraving
upon. 1t is easily pIopagsted from cut
tings.
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$40. 900 worth Of DRY Goods.
lobe sOld immsdiately at ereat sacrifce


d Ii. HALL, No. 373 North Seventh street,
H. above 1, Is now IN Ieceip; of the greater
portion OF his Purchases for the spring tfa'e, and
"oid caI TIE atieD ION Of purcAas- RS TO his large
and Sa'led asso tment, believing tha' an eSarsina-
ton OF his stock will en,itIe Lin To the preference.
In DOMESTIC GpOGs present line warning IN style
AID variety, from any other house IN the city, en-
bracing the best fabrics Of the varos manu- acto-
ries, whilst many other kinds OF goods have bern
purchased nj the late Auction sales ia New York,
AZ very large per ceniase below the original cost.
500 yards plaid Bingham cents original cost 10
cents
COCO do fine Calico, fast colors cents, worth IL
10 pieces good black Six, D cents, worth 80
PLAID Silk 4fc, worth IS
Plain silk Tissues 3. cents, worth 50
SO pieces Berege de LANES, ID cents original cost
Ice
Yard wide figured Lawns, 6 cents
50 pieces fine dotted swiss Muslin II cents
so do do Embroidered Curtain do. II cents,
worth )
10 dozen beautiful Shawls, 60 cents
5 boxes handsome Boanet Ribbons, G cents
20 p'rces fine lri>h Linen, 25c, worth so
% dnzen fine Linen Snirt Bosoms, 25 Cts, worth
soc.
so pieces heavy bed licking, Sc, worth l2
5000 ards b!eached and unLieached Cotton, Sc
100 dozen Linen Towels, &c
Lafl > HandkeTchiefs only Be
Gentlemea's silk Crayais, 25c
100 dozen HOsa and half hose, Go
Ladies' and Childreu's GLOVES &c
a complete assortment of Swiss and Cambria Edg
ings, Inser,ngs, Flouncines Undersleeves,
Swiss and Cambria Cellars at extremely low
prices
New STYLE BonnetS, only 25 cents.
In my ID 'ot aud Shoe Department have great
Bargains To Oer-Ladies' slippers 81 cents; Misses
shpp rs 25cis; Lads Toilet Slippers g. cts; Misses
Gall.rs 81 Cts. Ladies fine Caters 81 worth 81 50
ladies hail Caters IS cts; Boys Shoes IS cts Gen.
tlemen'S and Boys Congress Caters, Oxford Ties,
and Fancy Shoes in eat variety, very cheap.
The above named bargains, together with many
other articles have been selected W t especI ref
er-nce 10 tie wants Of my customers, and am pre-
pared 10 offer to purchasers such Inducements as
seldom eGualed in this or-any othe. city.
X. Il. HALL,
40. 373 north Seventh ST., above I.
IN ln-efGi
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u The Paris correspondent of the
New York Tribune gives the following
paragraphs as among the passing events
of the age:
MANY of your readers will remember
to have read, within the past few years,
curious accounts of the habitual swal-
lowing of arsenic by the peasants in the
mountainous parts Of Pennsylvania, and
some other of the Austrian provinces.
1t gave them booming compilations, and
enabled them to endure long ascending
walks on the mountains without over
taxing their lungs. A scientific journal
here recently quoted the statements OF
NJ. Montigny, French consul in China,
IN reference to the use of arsenic By the
northern Chinese. He says they mingle
- with their smoking tobacco. The Gus
tom is p culiar to certain provinces, and
so common, that, according to the testi-
mOny Of missionaries who lived long
time there, tobacco free from arsenic is
not sod. The same witnesses assured
the consul that the arsenic smokers were
Stout fellows, with lungs like black
smiths bellows, and rosy as cherubs.
The publication of Montigny s statement
has called out letter from DR.. Londe.
who informs US that some years ego, in
the course of discussion at the Acade.
my OF Medicine, on the agents to be EN-.
ployed to cure tubercular CONSUMPTION,
he told the assembled doctors that he
had found tat one successful means OF
combating this dreadful disease-that
means was the smoking Of arsenic. The
Doctor reaffirms his commentator of this
remedy.
biologists here are in great delight,
though almost ready to quarrel. over 9
wonderful bone of an eX-wonderful bird
that has been found in the lower CLAW
stratum of the Paris basin, near Men.
don. According to the comparative anat.
omists, this paleontologic Shanghai must
have weighed something like four hun.
dred pounds, and had q drum-stick
like q giraffe -
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ChGAPGST BOOB EVER
PUBLISHED, sni Containing
Rssrly d Ubie tne Quantity o
rea tinS matter In that Of the
FIFTY CENTS OR DOLLAR
PUBLIC ATOMS.
1T treats on the rIIYStOLOL
GY Or MARRIAGE, sad thu
Secret 1. hrIniLea and disorder
Of routh and maturity, re-
suldng from exccssAs, whicl
destroy the physical and nsn
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AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
u 80 5
On and after Tuesday, N0u. Z, 1854,

A'HE Cars leave Alexandra daily fer Gordoss
= vile aid intermediate stations at TX o'clock
=. IT, On the arrival OF the boat from Wa.hinrtop.
giving ample time for breakfast on board c. n
@esanS AZ Manassas Juncti,n gith q tran for strs-
IurS, at Wsiren'oD in ction with q trsin for War
ceuton, and 1t dorao1syille wish the trains on tia
Virginia Central Railroad for III chnond Charlotte
lille, and Stauntcn.
This cars isave GordcnsviIe daily for Alexandria
aud intermed:ate stations. at before IA Q. ., on
The arrival Of the trains o. the Si-gini. Central rs
cosd from Richmond, Charlottesville and stauuton.
THROUGH TIlE ETs
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EVENING STAR.
H9soTHga, TAKE ny ASM -


When grief IL heavy on Tee,
o, dismal felys alarm,
Thea brhhsr, lean up1l me-
NV brtscr, take my arm
There's May load Of trouble
That T. keith two q hear.
Where one would bend quite double
Beneath the heavy care.
If malice, in Its ran ,or,
Has sou ait thy mortal harm,
Nv shoulce T be thine anchor
My brother, take my arm.
Thou n all, in time of trial,
My Turn their eyes away,
Nav, brother, 10 denial,
My arm shall be thy stay.
III grief were nine tn MORROW,
"A grief that naught could charm,
Id e,y- IN all my sorrow.
30, brother, give time ami"
Aye. let me feel another
Will weep WI ME in woe;
A bruther, yea, brOti er,
May all who sorrow know
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tween the amount contained In the proposal 50
guaranteed and this amount for which he may bsve
contracted for furnishing the said supplies fer the
whole Ieriod Of the proposal to be charged mp
ants, q gu.ran-ors: ari the SAN. nav b. immedi.
steiy recovered by the Unit Sta es fe- the Of
th' Navy Dspartm Mt In an scttor Of Sssi esa.n-t
eiths, or al Of SAID persons"
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VHG NEW YORK T. LIVERPOOL
G1H UNITED STATES Gin

yHG NEW YORK 4 LIVERPOOL
s1GA UNITED STATES <36H
MAIL STEAMERS.
THE sEIPs COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
/ iHR-
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nys,
BALTIC, Capt. Cercstock.
ADhlAT1C, Capt 9rsftcn.
These ships have been built by contract sYn,....
ly 70. Government service; eyerv c.rs has r.,
taken In their construction IA In IT, Eneirss -
insure strength and ep~ed, and their acconnoas.
snd ooufort. ~ ese~A"
Pr.es Of passage fron New York to Liverpool. IN
Al 20
z-, 20
AIiesIe use OF extra size state rooms.. 500
.Lom Liverpool to New York ESQ and f2Q
A expsriencsd surgeon attached to each ain
~" 10 go can &c secured until paid for.
10f usASnt or passage apply to
EDWARD X. COLLINS q CO.,
p,ov,, % Wall street Nes Ytrk.
1hV"S, SIMPLIFY co,
re. noBERrs q CO, A'''r''l
,o Is Kings Arms Ysrd, Londou.
JOAN hUNR0E co,
70 Rue Notre Dame des VICTORIES, Pssh.
GEO. q. DRAPER, Hsvfs -
The owners Of thee ships win not be scoou.f,h,.
for gold. nlver, bullion, specie, jewelry. pr,sson:
stones or metals, unless bills OF isdins srs $500
thefSscr. and The value thsrsof1h EN- expr.sA
n0tN-aly ~>SSse
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The ARIsTcCRACY-"A class of persons
who desp!se the public, and are venerated
by the public for that very reason. y
pulCh.
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10! LJNChpdrI, ecLnecti1g With tho etsg.s et
iisfiotsesviife, on Mondays, Wednesday,, and yri,
her AcTay snd New EaIset connecting vita thu
ages at Oulpsper, ca Tdssisy ia 7urT.isys. sud Sat
urdsy.
For Winchester daily, connecting With ths stages
at the Plains.
Per order: W.B. pEoOgKTr. Aoeus-
Eov f-dI ~s
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ELDORADO HOUSE,
Pa. Grenas. tct:geen Ihird ard AZ streets,
WARRINGTON, D. c.

G L z n Z n n + g Y e q e ID
(i.ate of WiIlartls' tioiel,)
DESPECTFULLY returns thanks to his friends
IN, and the public Tor their exceedingly liberal pa.
uonage since he opening Of bis house, and he becs
tn assure them that they will always be equally
pleased in future
Since hrs opening his large patronage has induced
him to fit UP large r,OIns, in u handsome style
where he is enabled 10 fur ISh
DINNEi AND SUPPER PARTIES,
for from two TO fits pei sons in an unsurpassed style
Is TO quality, A. well as excellence.
mar aO-sOlm
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1Public, No. IL


Joryr RESOLUTION relativs to bids for provisions
clothing and small stores for the Of the navy.
Received bv Us SsnGe and House Of Represess'a
tipss Of the Caitei States of America ia C1sress os
semtled, That all bids for supplies Of provisions
clothing and email stores for the ufe Of the navy
may be rejected at the option Of the department,
made by one who Is not known as o manufacture
Of or regular dealer in, the article proposed to DO
furnished, which fact the reverse. must Be dis
nctly stated in the bid offered; that the bids Of all
persons who may Fave failed to comply with the
conditions Of any contracts they may have prev.
ousiy entered into with the United States shall a.
the option OF the department. be rejected; that Il
more than one bid bs offered for the supply Of ar
article on account Of any party, either In hit
own name, Or in the pems Of his partner clerk, or
any other person, the whole Of snch bids shall BE-
lected at the option Of the department. and that
partners Of auv firm shall rot BE- resolved as sure
ties for each o. her; and that. whenever it may b.
deemed nee ssary, for the interest," of the govern.
m-nt and the health Of the crews Of tie Unitec
States yesseis to procure particular brands IF fou
which ara known to keep best on distant stations
the Bureau Of Provisions and and Clothing witt
the APPRECIATION Of the Secretary of the Navy, b.
and hereby Is, authorized TO procure the same or
the best terms, in ma ket overt.
Approved Il March, 1854.
A~I
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z. ii. GILLET,

CerAse Iior at Law.
.n6 Thirteenth street ~. oa - S- -
FOR POOR AND LABORING MEN.
e NALL hpihplEG Lnfs OF 10 feat a. mere. ip
- various IaTte Of the City, snd elso.gc.cvn, n
i5T prices, All terms to suit LIOY6 & m
u Z, ID GG GTCN
kor sse, cs..vcranle ct tho Canal, OF Wtsrves n
washington, Georgetown, or Alszsndria.
LLOYD 90.
18th street. OPP. Treasury pepar tment
N%-ly
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.

q ,eE@k On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS,
aEsssss Fare round trip 81; from Alex
sndLls 20 csrt-1he THOMAS C0LLYER leaves
Washington as and Alexandria At elx O'clock
Coaches leave the Capitol for tie boat Ct \ oclk.
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