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The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21

PatroIizo Home Manufacture.
TINE undersigned invite ;he attention of the
L public to their To; or
Home HstnUfsac tUrei Shoes.
They have on hand, and are constantly adding
to their present Stock of Shoes aud Boots con
sisti!:g Of a variety OF kinds. They Invite par.
tcu!ur attention 20 their
WiHtc: Negro Slices.
They are Of the best quality, and will be sold
on the most reasonable terms
Persons wishing 'opurehase can see a speci-
men Of our Winter FrnGaus at the Store Of
II. S. Kerr. Abbevile Court House Shoes nd
Boots of al kinds in the bcs: Style Of Work
;iianship will he furnished on short notice
They wonia also inform The public that they
have good supply Of choice LEATHER nov
ready for use and for sale. Cal, and see.
YOUNG d MCLLIKIN.
Due West, S"tcmber 3, 1854 2m
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
Negroes for Sale.

5s,tA GRoEs. 5coSsisting Of a Woman "A.
and her five Children, will be offered w
!, Tor sale, at Abbeville'C H., on Tuesday, of
next Court week. Nineteen hundred dollars
vii bs required in cash, the balance on the
4irst of January next.
Sept20, 1856 30 aw
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21

FNHE subscriber being desirous of n,,?ving
into the country, offers for aIe his Place
in the Village Of Lowndsvillc con.ii,inr nf n
DWELLING HOUSE, and Lot containing
twelve Acres, Blacksmith Shop and Car.
ringe Shop These Buildings are a,l> new
ana in good CONDITION. They will be .o!l TO-.
gctAe,' or separately to sui: t'e rurchascr-.
L. ". McALISTEP.
LownIesvile s. G., Sept. g. 1855. left
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA,
AbbeviUe District--M Equity.
WM 3. DoRS

WM. 3. DoRN
u.s.
5. i. HODGES WM BEAzcLEY and MARY, his
wife,
Bill for Partition, Injunction dc.
DURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
i Johnston in this case, will sell ut Pub
lie Outcry, nt Abbcvile Court House, on Sale
Day, in October next the Tract Of Land dc.
scrihed in the Pleadngs. situate. lying and
he;ng on Persimmon Lick Branch-watcrs OF
Rocky Creek-waters Of Savannah River,
adjoining lands of John W. Hearst, James Nor.
ris and others. known as the Carol Land, and
containing One Hundred and Sixty-threc
Acres, more or less.
TEnMs-A credit of twelve months, except
ns to the Costs which are to be paid in Cash
The Purchaser tt, give Bond kith at least two
good sureties to secure the purchase money
and pay for papers.
WM, II. PARKER, c. E. Il. d.
Commissioners Office
September 3, 1855 l8-tds
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
ELLAsG. HAcKETT.

:. Bin for Partition Of Real Estate.
pURSUANT to the order of Chancellor
i Johnston in this case. will sell at Pub.
lie Outcry, at Abbeville Court House. on Sale
Day in October next, the Real Estate of Eli.
jah c. IInckett. deceased, situate and living on
Cuffee Town Greek, in Abbeville District, con.
tanning Two Hundred and Seventeen and one.
fourth Acres, moresor less, and bounded .by
lands Of DR.. John p Barratt Benjamin Sales
James Psrtlow and others. -:
5ATEsHa,--A credit Of twevs months from, day
of sale. .Purchaser t6 give Bond with at,least
two good sureties to secure tho Purchase mo.
az sao RsS ,Gf Rspf.s Gsss E Psld =
Commissioners ofice, q.
Z; Sept 1875. -. 4 & Y. 6 Ia:tsd
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
Ice |! Ice ]

. Ice =! Ice |! ;,
-$TUsTreceived Large supply of'IoE. 4; Ice
Os$. Cream, Ice Lemonade and Soda Water
&c 81 : Wiisen,sg III S i, sy,lsriesy store.
ALSO 4 Freak variety &c CANDIEs, Just rs-
Z eeiysd sapd forsss4le loM % a WILSON.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
we Must Have Money!

we Mast Have Money!!
4 IL Persons having Demnnls against the
A. Estate of Enoch Barlnorc. deceased
Will present them to the undersigned bv the
ii.at day OF November Ecxt. Those Indebted
to said Eetate by Note store Account or
BlacEs,";t' A-vuunt, will save the Adrnini".--
tors Of much trouble ord themselves Of coat,
by paying up by that Date.
Book Osat YOU have mad one
yenr's indAiaence!!
J. p {: {. %lEAIAas. WEAR; : Ada'r'.
August 20. 1856. 17-1.
ALSO,
Those Inebtcd to the late firm of Barrnore
d Donald by Note or account, will cave Cost
by settling with me Immediately as must
have the MONEY in order to close up the
Estate of E. Barmore, deceased, and it IL un-
pleasant to have to sue for it.
D. L. DONALD,
Surviving Partner.
August 20, 1866. I'D.
c. Banner copy twice.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
Town Council.

Account of Monies Received and Erpcnded bv
RoBT. II. WAnDLAw, 1nt6ndant Published
by order Of Council. d ~. -.
RECEIPTS.
1854. @
Sept. %. Reed from J. F. Livingston
former 1ntendant, $ 25 OF
80. "J. w. Cunningham
nnC, 10
Dec. IL. " Bell Ringers license
days, 10 90
1855
Feb. "a. "N. j. Davis--fine, . 90
Luke Mathis" 2 90
70. u. M. Miller, 10 Sc
27. Infant Drummer, H.
=, cense, 10 %
Mar, %. Rasche license, con-
cert 8 90
Apr. Z. " Everett show. 10 90
Sept 4. Bailey & Co.. license
circus, DC, 10 90
Bailey e. Co., license,
side show. 10 90
II. E. j. Taylor, old
hearse, - 80 90
Various persons, at
differcnt times-com-
mutation for Road
work, 463 25
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21

The ua3ersigned, wholesale agents for the
above. take pleasure in stating that they are in
timately acquainted with the manufacture oS
the 'CoLLErV& BirTres." hence they do not hes
itate to commend the article as possessing rare
virtues. and we'll calculated to afford relief in
dyspepsia and its Kindred
Diseases.
Retail Price so Gents Bottle!
Tor which sum an ncalculablc amount of suf-
ftr.y may be arrested Tho trade will be
supplied Oh liberal terms
Orders should be nddre7Hed to -
HAVlLAND, HARRAL 4 CO.,
Special Agentss, Charleston, S. c..
Importers Of Drugs, Medicines, Chemicals;
Perfumcrv, Brushes, Hc:.
= For sale by WARDLAW & LYON,
-.nhevi!ic; F. G. PARKS, Greenwood; GARY
4 GARY. Crkesh"ry. [junc1 SO ly
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
Water Proof Syare-ssou.e

"aler k'rOOt "are-dEGuse.
g - THE subscriber has taken l
YsAsStG the Planters " ater Proof -
Ware House. formerly occupied by Mr.
John Usher, Sr., and by strict attention TO
business, he hopes to merit liberal share Of
the patronage Of the generous public Of the
upper and Cotton growing distrcts
The Ware House is above high water mark
"high and dry" and more Secure from fire
tl'an any other Ware House i'll Town.
p. s. ! will also attend to receiving and
forwarding Goods and Produce, entrusted to
my care. c. II. KENNEY
Hamburg. Sept. l. 1855 lo-lm
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
/. FALL TRADE. =
POPULAR PRICES!
Ward, Burchard & Co.,

VarU, BurChaTd Il Co.,
AUGUSTA, GA,
A RE Now opening their FALL and WIN
~ TER supplies Of
Choice Family Dry Goods,
selected with great care from recent importa-
tionS, ana comprising an assortment which, for
Richness, Variety and Extent,
is not usually found in this market. As they
now have the reputation Of selling FIRST
CLASS GOODS, upon much L,vcr .Scalc ,f
Prices than they have been usually bpugli,
here they beg to assure their friends in
Abbeville District
, that they intend to Keep up this standard Of
CHOICE GOODS, and to keep down prices to
Prompt Paying Customers and none others.
VIC shall offer
Great Inducements
to visit our Establishment.
Our Stock consists. in part, Of the folio wing:
DIR ESS GOODS,
RICH VELVET BROCADED SILKS;
NOISE ANTIQUE SILK, In Black and
Colors;
New and Beautiful Shades of PLAIN AID
kEPPED SILKS very heavr and rich
PLAIN and STRIPED Silks, in great va
BLACK, ITALIAN and TATFETA SILKS
SILK ROBES, SATIN TURK; CASH.
MERES; DrLAINES: AMELINE CLOTHS
PLAID STUFFS; FRENCH and ENGLISH
MERlNOS, all shades
Plain DELAlNES; Persian CLOTHS; En-
glish French and American CALICOES and
GINGIIAMS;
CALICO ROBES. dc; Black BONBAZlNES;
CANTON GRAPES; CANTON CLOTHS;
Black CHALLIES and ALPACCAS Ell
BROiDERIES and LACE GOODS, Of every
description;
EVENING DRESS GOODS, in every variety
Mems and Boys Wear.
CLOTHS CASSIMERES; VESTINGS;
TWEEDS, dc, dc.
FOR FAMILY USE,
Bath, Whitney aud Rose BLANKETS, Lin.
ell and Cotton SHEETINGS PILLOW CASE
Linens and Cot:o:s;
Red White, Grey Green, Blue, Welsh, Sax
ony and Domestic fLANEELS;
Shaker FLANNELS; Plain and Figured
Sacqne FLANNtLS TABLE DAMA>K;
DOlLfES: NAPKINS; WINE CLOTHS ;
TOWEl1NGS; Lace and ,iuslin CURTAINS;
Curtain MATERIALS; FRUIT CLOTHS:
C"orcs: and White DiMITIiIS; iiuckgtucE
and BirdsEye DIAPERS; DC
PLANTATION GOODS,
Negro BLANKETS; G"orin and K.!:.r.sr
PLAINS ; Cotton CSEABURGS Georgia
STRIPES; de
c3S' Orders ii'e'l Nth ,l,c .l."7. :: 81: -
tcnt.on, and all C.,o3s Aarra;:tsd
WARD, BERrIlAED < CO.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21
FOR SALE.

FOIs SALE.
4 VALUABLE PLANTATION IN the
IA calhoun Settlement" on waters OF
Calhoun Creek, containing
a So8SGDGD A@E HE sM .
more or less. Of which about Eight Hundred
are in WOODS We'll timbcrcd.
There are over Two Hundred Acres OF
splendid BOT IONS, of which about One Hun.
drcd and Thirty are in cultivivat"n, and near.
II :he whole Of which are secure from injury.
except from extraordinary overflowe Niuci
Of the land is superior GRAIN land and is
also good COTTON land. The Plantation is in
excellent repair. with comfortable
Dwelling EfOtsSe,
out bIilinrs. accommodations for sixty or
seventy slaves good fencing, dc.
II Is also well situated for the transportation
of produce. being ten miles from the Savannah
River, and the same distance from the Railroad
et Abhevllc Court House.
The proposed route Of the Savannah Valley
Railroad passes within three miles Of it ut Cal
houm's Mills, where, should the Ranl be built,
a Depot will certainly be lornted.
This Plantation is only offered for sale to ef.
feet n division among the parties in interest.
For Information as to Terms. de-. apply to
WM. II. PAIa{ER, Esq. at Abbevile c. H..
or to Str. EDWARD PARKER, on the Planta.
tiun.
Abbeville, September 6, 1856. 1s-1m
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NOTICE

& !. NOTICE
rs hereby given that application will be made
Il at the next Sitting of the Legislature to
incorporate the village Of Hodges. = ~,
. MANY CITIZENS. y
Sept 81, '66. = Iaaf.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21

ABpEvILLA, Sept II, ls55.-We certify that
we have examined the above account and nd
it correct H. L. HUGHES
(Signed) ii. w. LAWSON,
j. A. ALLEN,
Sep aI 20 Iw
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21

account Of Monies Received and Expended 6y
RoBT. II. WAHDLAw, Int6ndant. Published
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1855-09-21

ESlROUS of moving to the West, ofre
- for Sale my Plantation, in ALLevill
District, containing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-01-24
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
OryIcE OF MErRopo.Ir.N RAILROAD COMPANY.

OFYICE OF METROPOLITAN RAILROAD COMPANY,
Georgetown, =. c.. Dec. 26, 1856.
CEALED PROPOSALS for the grading masonry,
y and bringing Of forty-thrse and half (43k
miles Of this road will be received at the office o.
the compsny until three o'ciock ?. en- the 10th
day OF February next.
The maps, prcfles. plans, and speciHca ioag will
be ready for inspection on and sfer the 5th day Of
Februtry.
The Metropolitan Railroad is designed to extend
from the cities CT Washington aud Georgetown to
the Baltimore snd Chic Railroad, by easv sDd d.
rect rorte connecting with the latter read east Of
the "Point of Rocks," on the Potomac river and
making a saving If distance on ;hs fret ninety
miles of the present travelled rou,e from the Capt.
tai to the Western AMI Northwestern States of for.
ty-fye miles.
Proceeding froIs the point of intersection with the
Baltimore and Ohio Railioad the rout extends 10
the City Of Frederick, and passing through the rich
est agricultural districts Of Maryland terminates in
the City Of Haserstown, whore it connects with
lines Of r&i!rOaas, now in operation extending to
Harrisburg, the Pennsylvania Central Railroea, e.
The portion O. the road for viii, h propc sails are
now invited extends from tho westerly line OF the
District of Columbia (sA mi es from Georgetown)
to the city # Frederick.
Proposals. will be received for tia work Ia sections
OF one mile each, or foc tie entire distance Of 43
miles.
The work ia generally Of a medium character for
this part Of tfe country, With some heavy cutting
lin earth and rOch) and brieing and every fa-iii.y
exists for prosecuting it vigorously AID with
my at all SEASONS OF hs year. The country is ele
waited and rolling, well watered, and remarkably
healthy.
The time nai.ionsd for the completion Of the
contracts will be from one to two years.
Any further information desired by persons pro,
posing fer the work will bs furnished ct tho ot1ce
or ray be had b. addressing the President Of the
company by letter prior to the day ofletting.
BY order Of the Board OF Directors
FRANCIS DODGE, President.
EDMUND FRENCH, Chief Enriuecr
dec % -2awtFeb5
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COUGHS, COLDS, EOARSENESS,
Scl:ef give Minutes.

TYLER COHPOUND GUN ARABIC SYRUP.
1--WE increasing demand for this Ecst pleasant
I safe, Gai efacaciOus remedy for Sn pulmonary
dis asss, has enabled the proFretor 20 reduce thu
price pie it wihin the reach of al classes
Its periorty n,ost einlae preparations is 81
tested by many eminent physicisns Who hsve teef
cys witnesses of its efficacy when tie usual RENE
dies have failed; also by thcu-aad OF opr most re-
sPeci liable citizens 10 have ussd IL in their families
both preventive ard cure with never falling sue
f,T the last twenty years, during which period
with very little sid from advertising. &C., il ia
raigally spr5a reputa, ion over the whole Union
In OF rccsat CoIds Cou9Is Eoc-sen<t:, &C., !,
gives i,na,eiiste relief ard gen rally cures in day
Or two without interfering With cct or business,
rendering the system more susceptible OF Colds, IL
chronic eases, Asthma, Enoop- ~ Cough, Group
Eronchitis, zSsct;c rs Of the Las9s, ana Cc~sHSn7
tioa it Is sways very b'reAcisl. and selGom fails
when co1nmsacea IN time to perfect q curs.
Price 2s ssd 90 cents bottle.
Sod wholesale by Patterson Eairn. Stott Co,
Btlgejy Co. Alexandra By Feel = Stevens. In
Georgetown by Mr.. Cissel.
Be- TYLERS GUN ARABIC GSNDY DROPS
similar composition to the above, but In q milder
aud mere poZtablo form; thsy act Ike 8 charm Or
Troublesome Cough, and clear ths throat sn6
voice; they contain no injurious drug. particu
larry Tecormcndad for children freq=enters Of pub
lie .GcepiSi;es, public Speakers, singers, DC.
Price lax ana IS ceats per box.
For sale ~ most Drug ana Candy Stores.
Get IT-tf
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i NAN AMONG THE WOMEN.-A re-
marlable trial came off lately in Orange
county, in New York, wherein a man
named Ringland was plaintiff, and Ger
tain brethren of the Methodist persua.
sion were defendants, The suit was in
stituted by the plaintiff to recover
damages from defendants for pitching
said plaintiff out of meeting. The facts
were these in brief:
Ringland, in company with his wife
and another female friend, went to an
evening prayer meeting at the Methodist
Church at Gardentown, and took his seat
IN the rear Of the room by the side of
his wife and friend. Ancient customs in
that church forbids males and females
from sitting together during service, and
soon it was circulated through the con-
gregstion that man was among the
women.
The plaintiff was requested to 90
on the mems side, but he remained seat
I'd. One Of the trustees, after the plain
TIM had explained that it was his won't
TO SIT by his wife-consented that he
might keep his seat provided he would
behave himself and Keep quiet. Other
members. however, protested against
such infraction of their time-honored
rule, and five of them insisted that the
plaintiff must go to the other side,' or
go out of the church. The plaintiff would
not leave the women, and thereupon com.
menced free fight. Two defendants
each grasped leg, another two each
seized an arm, and another carried the
head. The plaintiff squirmed and kicked
the defendants tugged and pulled, the
men and women got thoroughly mixed up
the lights were extinguished, the stove
and pipe tumbled down, the plaintiff was
carried out feet foremost. and the defen
dants were decreed to pay ISL for assault
and battery. But the man stuck to the
WOMEN
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b,OO0 blue flannel for lining gre at coats
pounds per dJzsn, OF 90 d sound wool
doubled and twisted yarn. Those Init BY
hand preferred
Brass scales, NC s. ssrg corp priss
Staples for coats (brass)
Worsted ssshss, crimson
and q irch worsted la e, crims IN, green, orang.
red, sky blue, aud yellow
Felt cap bodies
Glazed leather, for vizors and ciain-stIaps
Morocco, for cap linipgs
Oil silk, for cap covers
Blue serge, for coat Innings
Sewing silk nd twist
Linen threads
Drums, complete artillery and infantry
DUN esrds, head batter and snare. snares sets
sings and sticks, pairs
Drums stick carriages; flies, b and G
Bugles, with OK "a nouth-p;eces, and trumpets
Collins axes, (fslling)
Axe and Ratchet ha.dles spades
Tin cantsens, to hold three pints
Bunting, red, white and blue
Tent poles and pins, sets for hospital wall and ccm
mon tents
Boiling rope, tent ord
Garrison and recruiting hallards
Wooden tent buttons and slips
Bras, fpurs, pairs
Blank boots and stationery
Wax, upper and sole leather.
All Of which II is desirable ould be of domestic
u respects.
tue standard pattern sealed in this off e. whsr.
tn y can be Examined.
Sample patterns will be sent by mall, with y,
additional information upon the sutjsc which mai
be desired BY manufacturers wishing t. offer pro
posais.
Ten per cent. CT the :moun. Of each delivery vii
be retain d until the contract shall be rmpletel
which Is to be forfeited to the United statos Ia cas-,
Of deaestioR on the part oil the contractor in full
Cling the terms and s!ipulasicns CT the contract
About onetourth Of these supplies will be requiret
on or before the n:5t Of July next, and paymen. Il
will be male for tksm as the next sppro pri
alton by Congress CT funds fo- this branch OF The
servics Is available; the remsinaer Will be pail for
on delivery.
The privilege is reserved Of increasing, BY one
third, the quantity Of all the supplies abyve men
toned.
Contracts will b, based upon accepted proposals
Tor the fulhilmeut OF which two mere securities
Will De required. ID de- are desired only from man
ufecturers or regular dealers in the article
to be furnished, aud none will be respected or con
sidered from any one who Is net known as a manu-
facturer or regular dealer In the desired supplies
which fact or the reverse must be distinctly II ,teo
In the bids offered, well as the Mares and adore
of the persons intended to be proposed As securities
In case . contrsc. is obtained
Letters containing proposals ehould be endorsed
proposals for Army SUPPLIES"
@, H. CROSMAN,
Major and Quartermaster u. s. A.
dec T-eot3iJan
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,, =: ESNRE6IE'. Gems
esSI Collage.
70 80 Cx;....as,r sf,a.<5 Brstx~

&c. II. b1i;insO-c itTto, E1.tzs-ore, ID.
sIsE oTtssibic Of this institution Is 10 placs
In tc reach OF iniivii .is proper facilities for
oLt.,h-as I. ,nororgn ena nrsc1ies. IasTosnaie eau
rect knowledge Of general business matters Ia few
-ssks tlssa can be SCI rrcd Il N1sny yea.sia any
STE counting house.
TIE couSgs OF ctldy euSrse.5 doukl.cstry book
kes,in:, sE. is .p..ticn 10 vArous department.,
~ cs.rE,s.cs aad trade. Mercantile calculations
isu=ht according to the most :rprovsi petho1s.-
pracscal Tenn s;S,i2, combining rspidity oretecu
ion with beauty Of construction. Lectures upon
pa-r-r.i.s !.y, upon various important msrca1tis
gahioct5, beside many otter points Necessary Nor Q
b'Dk-s:.o.T CT SVsnea5 men 20 ulLorstand- Tim,
aee.ary fox student 20 complete tee course yarie'
1av and evening. Examinations are hsli * ststec
periods ,as iipiomes svsrded TO thoee who grsdu
ate. Fer toruas, ae., write aid hare . circular for
-sr6ss b. nail. Feb 4-1y
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" ENING STAR.
NY NATIVE LAND.
BY YouSe CREOLE Boy


Land Of the forest and the rock,
Of dark blue lake and mighty river,
OF mountain. reared alOft to mock,
The storms career and lightBing's shock
My own green land forever. ,...
%, never may sOn of thine,
Where'er his wandering steps incline,
Forget the sky which bent above,
tbs childhood like dream of love.
Land of my fathers. il nv name.
Now humble, and unwed to fame,
Hereafter burn upon the lip,
~ one Of those which NAV not die,
Linked in eternal fellowship.
With visions pure, and strong, and high,
10 the wild dreams which quicken now
The t6robbing pulse OF heart and brow,
Hereafter take real form,
Like spec'res. changed TO beings warm,
Add over temples wan and gray,
The sunlike crown Of glory shiae-
Thine he the bard's undying lay,
The munnur Of his praise be thine.
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jan i

NEW MUSIC
IN JUST PUBLISHED,
al do not ask TO offer thee" very pretty song,
inscribed to Miss Higdon, Portsmouth, Va.
"The Elves" being beautiful variations on Thou
art gone from my gaze.
awe stood beneath the moons bright rays" a
beautiful ballad respectfully dedicated to Miss Nam
ME Maury, OF Washington.
"Souveniro a brilliant Waltz, by Prof. Foerisch,
and dedicated TO Miss Charlotte Davis, OF Washing
ton city.
Fairy Star and Sunbeam SchOttisehes, Sparkling
Waltz, Old Defenders Quickstep, at the Music, ri
anO, and Fancy Store of
JOHN +. ELLIS,
3O6 Pc. avenue, between 9th and Goth rts
ian l0-u
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD
1gE EEsss

On and after Tuesday, Nov. Z, 1854,
THE Cars leave Alexandria daily for Gorions.
4 Vile and intermediate sta.ions at n O'CLOCK,
-. n. the arrival OF the boat from Washington
giving ample time for breakfast hoard. Con-
ne tDg at hana-Gas Juucti-n with train tor Steas-
hurg Ut Wsrran-on ia cti"n wis, e train for " ar
rsricn. eni CT DoFiousv!!e with tbs trains IN the
Virginia Central Esroa: fer Rirnric2d, Cnarlotte.
silia, and Stauuton
The cara leave Gordonsyii.e daily for Alexandria
aud intermediates stations. at a before IL, R.,
the arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
read from Richmosd Charlottesville, and Staunton
THROUGH TICK ErS
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KIRWAN'S WORKS
IN Parish and other Pcncillinss, 75c
ReHlanism at Home, Letters 10 Chief Justice Taney
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