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Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1855-05-19
HELP! HELP HELP!!


TAKE the following method of informing my
= Friends and Patrons of Staunton and the vicini-
", that am still in need Of help, and do earnest
peg Of gu who know themselves indebted to me, to
call and pay up, for need every dime that's due
to put me strait with the rorld, my creditors are
pushing mo from all sides, and without my dues,
cannot satisfy my creditors.
Returning my thanks to my Customers and Credi-
tors for past fvors, still ask Of them Continuance
OF OF the same, for time, and am happy to inform
them that am still prepared to do work in the fol-
loving hne that may be entrusted to me, such as
house painting, Paper hanging and glazing,
At the following Prices.
yoR CASH ONLY.
coats plain painting, on wood per yard,
:, find materials % cts
. nnd materials 90 cts
:. materials found to me Is cts
% j" wood "
materials found to me Iscts
granting and vanishing after painting, fur
nlsh material, per yard 20cts
painting and granting, find materials, per
yard Is cts
=. root paint, per yard Is cts
. me per yard Is cts
=, materials per yard IS cts
4" j" ." the materials found to
me per yard 1S cts
glazing per light the glass and putty, found
10 IL cts
IL IL Sets
IL l6 lets
IL IL Sets
Is " 70 9cts
Mono need apply unless they intend to give the
above prices in cash or equivalent
Jan. 6.-Messenger copy. X. B. THOMAS.
FARMERS OF VIRGINIA..
F., upon any living thing on your Plantations,
l. there is Ulcer or Sore Of any description, kind
or variety, no matter whose skill it defes, or how
long it has been standing, upon your man or your
maid servant, your mules, sheep, horses, cows, or
dogs. We say to you, and We guarantee what we
say, use our
T u r + OIL
And You will find it to cure the most malignant as
well as the simplest Sore that mars the form OF msu
Or beast, or we refund the money.
With ordinary cases. it is only necessary to apply
the Oil on bit of rag. Ii the sore is one of long
standing large with proud flesh, and fever, take a
small dose of salts to cool the blood once or twice a
week. If letter or Ring Worm on the head or in
the hair apply the Oil and cover the head with aslk
cap to keep from the air. Ii Chlblains merely rub
on the Oil On Cattle, it ia only necessary to pour
J. r y ct u RF OIL
E>OR OLD SORES of every description,
L. On MAN on BEAST.
One teaspoonful equal to ounce of any prepara-
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ssoasx BAYLOR. WIN. .. n. BAYLOR
LAW PARTNERSHIP.
BAYLOR & BAYLOR,
ATTORNEYS AT LAW,
StauntOn, Va,

VNILT. practice their profession in al The
w Courts holden in stanton, and the eiF-
Gait and quarterly Courts Of the counties Of al
bemarle, kockbridge and Rockingham. Their
attendance al c,heT Cour.a will be SO arranged
that one Of tho firm may always be found 4.
their office in Stanton, opposite ,hn County
Clerks office, on Augusta street.
Oct. 2, 1854.
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THE AMERICAN
At THE H saIIR6Ad DEPOT,
Staunk1On.V Va,

SsNuAA &UA1s VIZ
YNHiS new and extensive Hotel is Just CON-
4 ple.ed, and is now open for the reception oil
visitors, Ii is situated within a few yards of the
Railroad Depot, aud is convenen, DINING
HOUSE for passengers arriving IN the case and
going westward,
]. l.. Heiskell & Co.'s daily line of stages to
the White Sulphur Springs, run to and fron,lhs
House; and passengers are subjected to no de-
lay, and are relieved from all trouble iu moving
their baggage.
This House is situated in an elevated and
commanding position, and those who desire to
spend few days in this healthy City of the
Mountains" will fcd that the Propretors have
spared neither pains nor expense to promote
the comfort Of their guests.
Good STABLING has been provided sorihe
country and travelling custom.
Our country friends will find VAIN welcome
and moderate charges.
WM. H. CARRIER SEQ.
! - .s sEs sSsSSs ''''''.'.
July 10, l854.-tf.
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MARBLE YARD AT
MT. SIDNEY.

FE1HE undersigned would respectfully inform
his friends and the public that he has just
returned from the North. where he laid in a
supply Of fine marble, and is now prepared to
furnish at the shortest notice, and in the incest
Nyles,
TOMB-sToNE & MON UMHNTS,
= the most reasonable terms.
JOHN WHITE.
NJ Sidney. March 81, ls54.-ly.
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M
Hardware.

w II. WATTS & f. C. RICHARDS
~. Have removed 10 the old stand Of J. b.
breckInbridse & Son. opposite b. 4 Us. Craw.
ford, having received additions to their stock,
will be glad TO see their friends.
Stannton. Sept. 70, 1855.
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AGRICULTURAL WAREHOUSE.
Alexandria EirgiQl<s.

e4SG,ClxVttT&O tl1&l2llW.
NTE are now receiving large assortment of Ag-
w rieulturat Lmpiements, Seeds, and lManures
and will endeavor to supply the wants of Farmers
upon the lowest terms. We are careful to select
Implements Of the most approved patterns and work
manshp, and name in part the following
Mowers and Reapers,
Threshcrs and Horse Powers,
Pennock's Wheat and Guano Drills,
Harvest Implements of all kinds,
Harrows CultiyatOrs,
Plows, Subso surface and side hills
Garden and Field Rollers, Road Scoops,
Ladies Garden Tools,
Trimmers and Shears,
Seed Sewers and Drills,
Lime Spreaders,
Corn and Cob Crushers,
Garden Engines, Cistern and Force Pumps,
Grndstones and Fixtures, While Trees,
OK Yokes, Traces and Horse Collars,
Briar Scythes, Bush Hooks,
Axes, Mattoxs, Grabbing Hoes,
Spades, Shovels, Forks and Kakes,
Churns, Thermometer and Dash,
Corn Shelters and Cutting Boxes, for
Horse and Hand Powers,
And large variety of other articles, to which we
respectfully call the attention of Farmers.
Ma All orders thankfully received and prompt
ly attended.
MEADE 4 CACHES, No. IL,
Alexandria, April 81, ls55.-tf. IFaiafax st.
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DAVID A. WALSH,

DAVID a, WALSH,
DEALER IN
BOOTS, SHOES, TRUNKS, &c
No. 1919, Main street Richmond, va.
(BELOW EA0xE sQUARE)
Has always on hand General Assortment OF
Ladies' Gcntlemen's. Children, & Servants
$ Al o IL s,
Which will be sold on accomdating terms.
Boots and Shoes made to order, at short notice,
and OF The best materials.
Richmond, Sept. rs, lS54.-ly.
LOUIS ]. BOSSIEUX,
107 Main Street, Richmond, Va,
Manufacture of Steam Refined Candies, and
Dealer in Imported and Domestic Con-
dictionary, Fruits, Fancy Goods,
and Cigars,
- EGS to call your attention 10 his Fax Stock
- of Goods, received by recent arrivals, and
particularly to his STEAM REFINED CAN
DIES, warranted equal 10 any manufactured in
the Union, and which he sells as low as the in
ferior article.
Sept. 30, l854,--Iy.
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.NeaU .4,.,.;yesl Of Ya,x,.e.ifm,.e.

.VeaU Arrival Of Furniture.
M this day receiving portion of my Spring
Il Stock OF Furniture from the best factories in Bos-
ton; also 40 Parlor Tables, from Dor amr,sF
chester, Massachusetts, tho cheapest Py1TsxY
and best patterns ever offered in the 1891
Valley. l am extensively engaged ~AkH
in the manufacture of NY
II u Nc N ITU RE fH
of every description, and have TF
large supply Of Home and Northern
made always on hand. Call and examine.
March 81. 50 A. d. CHANDLER.
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NEW CLOTHING SUPERINTENDENT

NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT
g KAHN co have just opened large Clothing
=. Establishment in the room near the Post office
formerly occupied by S. Coleman o. Book Store
They have an extensive assortment n new and fash
ionsble Ready Made Clothing, which they are anx-
isus to sell, and therefore offer them cheaper than
can be purchased in Staunton. All they ask is an
examination Of their stock being satisfied to please
is only to sell. K. 4 co.
Stanuton, April 81. 1856.
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NEW SUPPLY.

JUST received direct from New FORK the follow
y ing very superior, Black l. Green Teas Black
Mixture, English breakfast, Ne Plus Ultra, Silver
eaf, aud Young Hyson.
We have also received very superior lot of Brown
and elies SusaTs' prices ysryng fr rem 70 cts
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UNITED STATES MAILS.
PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT. q

y
Contract Ofiice, July IS, is55.
t1hOfOsALS for carrying the mails Of the q nj
- Ted States from ist day of September, 1855 10
Soth gay OF June, 1859, inclusive i'm the State of
virginia, VIII be received at the Contract Office
o. the foet 0ttice Department in the city of WASH
ihgton' until 9 p. IN. Of 9th August 1855. ITO he
decided on the 18th OF August 1851 on the routes
and In the times herein specified -
oSSo rom Williamsburg to Grove Jand;pof =
miles and back, six times a week
Leave Williamsburg daily, except SUNDAY. at
sam -. - : r-.."y'o al
Arrive at Grove Landing same dav nv IN , ~,
Leave Grove Landing daily, except SUNDAY
Arrive at Williamsburg same day bv1nm
oZS3 From Yorktown to Grove LANDING. mills
ana oack. three times a week
Leave Yorktown Monday, Wednesday and
Friday at nm """
arrive at Grows Landing same DAYS by Il, a m
Hease Grove Landing Monday, "Wednesday
L :. ana Friday at m
2 1--WE Ne az orktown same DAYS by S nm
osais Tor sfx-times- a. week service are in
an. ,oai WI Williamsburg to Yorktown, 12 miles
z Z anu JACK PACK SIX times week - $3.50 !
q t'ease Williamsburg daily, except Sunday. a,
Arrive q Yorktown same eav VIM H. :, rls !.
8 - Leave Yorktown daily, except SUNDAY. AT
Arrive at Williamsburg same a,v n ~, ! -
postmaster General
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United states Patent Office.

washington, July %, 1855.
IN the petition Of PEARSON CROSBY of + redo
" MA, New ork, praying for the extension of
a patent granted TO him on the Sd day of Noyern
Der, teil, for an improvement i'm ssSaw Mills for
re-sawln9 Boards, &c., ~ for seven wears from the
expiration or said patent, which lakes place ON
the 50 day or November, 1856: i g. : :
IL is ordered that the said petition be heard NJ
Inc fatent Once on Monday, the I'D of October
next, al IL clock m; and all persons are notified
70 aP pear and show Cause, if any they have. why
sald petition ought not to be granted
Persons opposing the extension are reouired IN
ME In the Patent Otice their objections specialI v
SCI iorth In writing, at least twenty DAYS before
the DAY OF hearing; all testimony filed by either
party 10 De used at the said hearing must be taken
ana transmitted in accordance with the niles ~
the once, which will be furnished on anblication
The testimony in the case will be closed on The
2ta day OF October; dispositions and other papers
relied upon as testimony must be filed in the Of
nee on or before the morning of that dsy: the ar
guments, II any, within ten DAYS thereafter. -
ordered, also, that this notice be q Iblishei I'm
the Union, lntelligeneer and Evening star, Wash
ngton, u; q; Republican, Baltimore Evening
Argus, Philadelphia, Pa /; Scientific American
New srk and Post, Boston, Mas !; Cnce week
Tor three successive weeks previous TO the 22d of
october next, the day Of hearing. = =.
=. Il. SHUGfRT.
Acting Commissioner of Patents
P:S.-Editors Of the above papers will please
copy, and send their bills to the Patent Once
win paper containing this notice.
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Tag h9uSps oFTHE IEARr-GYou NAV q,
mt, u pail room, writes the a,athor of Human
ooasSe, "1ere mere are two hundred women.
pass with az much indifference as one Snndred
and nine y nine pullets; bat he two hund redth
iIresiStlbiy draws you 20 her. There are one
nondrea handsomer and nilss5 nine cleyerer
ones present; but sic alone has the ma gnet that
.'Faets you. Nov, What is that magnet Is
hef manner Ihat charms. Is it her voice
tnat strikes on one OF these thousand and one
chords of your nervous system. and males II
ylorate as sound does on hollow gIasse Or do her
eyes :fesf yoa, 30 that you have no time to re-
Meet, and Do opportunity for your head to jud re
no" yos can digest the notions they have put
into its Or IL 1t animal magnetism, or what
the plague is itl''
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CANAL PACKET LINE TO POINT OF
ROCKS.

VNHE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
Il thoroughly repaired and putal,se-,cI1G--;s
In frst rate order 0he machineryf -ssS-<ssss
being removed and horse power su6stiiuted5 con-
tinues making her regular trips between George
town and the above place.
The Boat will leave the wharf of w. III. & III. g
Ritter for Point Of Rocks on MONDAYS, WED.
NESDAfS and FRIDAYS at O'Clock a. nj and
the Point OF Rocks for Georgetown on III ES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at the diderent landings along
the line for herecepton and landing of passengers
and freight, going and returning :.
The Boat viii leave Georgetown at O'Clock a.
m, and arrive at the head Of the Great Falls at
Seneca at ], Edwards Ferry On, Monocacy Sk
knowlan's Ferry 6, and Point Of Rocks at o'clsk
p. m. Returning, leave Point at a. m, Know
IL, Seneca l. Great Falls 81 and arrive at George.
town at pm. ~. b.. .s... '... .sl.. =
Passage through either way 50.
Meals served regularly on board the boat at mod
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
e25-dn go =
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EVENINGSTAR.
WHEN I WOULD DIE!

--e-f s!,sts,I..II We. W. n EzE 4
would not Gle In winter,
g. When Natures heart Is cold s2.s+sfs
rrg-- And the loved Of life are living re-sss css
Low in the frozen mould
1879 when stormy winds are waiting
-r- "A dirge for the summers DOOM Cesss
AND nnseen hands are wreathing 49,
white gariands DER her tomh7
-li r---s ~ = No, lwould not die in winter,
would not die In autumn .s,e
My saddenet spirit gFieves e.,s.-.- -.
To count the fading flowers
5'a- - And to watch the falling leaves ;-caa
--s- 10 see the reaPers standing - ---F
Amid the golden grain,
ana tonfnk OF golden harvest, - ~
n )sts j shall never see again. =
would not die In Autumn,
! world not die 4, summer.
.5iosHo Bes ath tn, = irn ing sky s1als' .it
---. When the channels Of the brookiefs,
And the mouptain streams are dry
IT, When sileKce, dreary silence,
r-= Rules the forest and the glen; 81
And the pulse Of life beats only L..
--'sF1D In the fesuess hearts Of men 'al'
81 a. teu.o. Oh, 4 would isVs tie in Summer.
But would die I'm springtime, Elsj
When all Is bright and fair,
And the perfume Of sweet flowers -
80. Is Heating through The air.
80 when BlIsrc's In the mountain h--
p .5sss And music ia the vale, r a. ez
Ard music, only music,
In every passing gale. p sAA fs - sa'5
So AL ei.g 7Aesi would die in Spring time
80 When evening shadows tremble iu
And the Happy day isdying -'- q,
l-l In dream Of pure delight. - =, .zli5e
From all ea,th's fading glories
To Heavens undying day;
My world-imprisoned spirit g51-
-,.. :, Would gladly Zee away
To Heavens eternal Spring -tiroe
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Miscellaneous.
UNITED STATES MAIL.

PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the Uni-
ted states from LIST day OF, October, 1885, to
10Th June, 1859, inclusive, I'm the State Of North
Carolina will be received at the Contract office OF
the Post Once Department, in the city Of Wash
ington, until Monday, the 9th Of August, 1857 at
3, p. M, Ito be decided next day } 81 EuifrI
5666 From Raleigh, by Barclaysville, Averysboro
Kyle's Landing, and Mary's Garden, TO Fay
etteville, 81 miles and back daily, In four
horse coaches ra-eyFA .5't'tcrf- ~
Leave Raleigh daily at w pm sf
Arrive at Fayetteville next days by az am
sys Leave FAYETTEVILLE daily at p m 1T
Arrive at Raleigh next days by S m sef4
For form Of bid, guarantee, and certificate, also
for instructions, requirements &c, advertise
ginia, North Carolinas &c, dated Janury 18th
1855 ssa- a,aA i JAMES CAMPBELL, 7
.zr-fE o. rzo-.ss.t.-rs Postmaster General
Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT, July 81, 1861
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How The MEN FEEL.-It is said to be A Sc
rious thing for q girl to leave mamma. and
.entrust herself to the keeping Of the man of
her heat No doubt it is so, but we propose
20 show that even the sterner sex cannot sur
render up their singleness without some mis-
giyings and trepidatisn. In the first place,
then, the victim of matrimony feels that he
must surrender up the companions with whom
/ he has 30 long held close communion. His
evenings, instead of being spent socially with
friends in a moonlight drive, or Quiet stroll
cut of town, at the theatre, the armory. or the
engine house, must be devoted TO charming
young creature, whose guileless heart must
find very different entertainment from tn to
which be has heen accustomed. -1.1 -
But this Is not all. He knows that. after he
has become bound in the silken cord of Iuatri-
fnony, he Is no longer welcome yisitaut in
those circles where, while free, wreatbinc
smiles and glowing eyes strOve to weave a net
for bis feet. he knows that while a ssbacbe-
Tor Il welcome wherever he goes married
Imam rs regarded oae de Ia, and is crossed
of the bsoks, being 10 longer available TO
the fair In addition to all these unhapny
circumstance, he has become the head of a
family. Then :
Throng the busy shapes into his mind
of 14oifs a'afqge silks. expensive jewelry, and
costly shawls-Of butchers. bakers. crocers'
and doctors biis-and duns for debts he never
reaped the bene6t.o of. Like a horse in bark
mil, he has a task TO perform for others. He
Is no longer free to embrace poverty or wealth :
No wonder that the young bachelor looks
SAD when the hour of his enthralment an
Proaches. No wonder that, with an angel at
MS side. he looks woful ~ 49,
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WHAT DOES IT Look at the man wb, sr.-
cseds M life What does it ? This: He ehoos
Is trade, calling. profession, or what net
and sticks to it. He digs, works, labors in IL
making all things, all circumstances, and az
lar as may be. ali men tributary to it. the
successful man Is always the man of enthusi-.
s asin. ne invariably does everything small.
OF large with heart-just as though the thine
E came INTO the world for his especial exeeut;on
inere IS not a business followed by man. if r..
De reasons bic in It's nature, and is carried on
IN decent place, but will be successful if the
right means be applied to it It is the man
Senlnd that determines the result. What car
De expected OF a man who has no pluck. no
Inuu s no originality no courage? Not
macn: It's the man VI nerve, enthusiasm.
inteiiisent and consecutive exact worker /. who
is successful. -. s----fI :, = = :, nv
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND GAS.
'-'- FITTING DEPOT

THE subscriber respectfully announces to his
4 friends and the public In general that he has
received the first lot Of the celebrated DODG E,S
DOUBLE TINGzSUCTION- AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL, AT
the late Fair Of the Metropolitan Mechanics, Insti
tute, and Is now prepared to furnish all who NAV
favor him with a cali sea.Es - 800 r'->'
In the District. .ssupss.sg =, n" f'''sou
B With his corps OF competent worknen he nr,ae.
himself to MI any orders in the PLUMBING
And GAs-FifflNG line with promptness and
II All work done warranted to give complete
sauslacuon; JOHN REESE.
may sd corner 9th St and Pa avenue.
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Information for Travellers.
By .RAILgoAD DIRECT TO The WEST
sisiso ~ II II !. >

~
.sisiso - Il +
Time besween washington and Wheelins
but Ii n hours!
Running Time between Washington and
15tl Cincinnati 81 hours
rHRoueH TICKETS AND BAseAar cnxcrs TO ss
Had IN wAsHINsror. IS 49, e E
THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
connections, now offers the fullest Inducements to
Travellers between wASHINGTON,4 BAL.T1-
MORE, and all portions Of the WEST, NORTH
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST. - -
The connection between the Trains from Wash
ington and the Trains bound West from Balti-
more is always promptly made at the Washington
Junction llately called the Relay House) miles
from Baltimore. This is the only change Of cars
required between Washington and the Ohio river
Baggage Is checked through to Wheeling at the
Washington Station, and rechecked and trans
for those holding Through Tickets>for points Be-
yond. The connecting Trains leave Washington
daily at Q q. m. and Ak p. m. On Sundays 1t the
At WHEELING direct eon.sesion Is made
with the trains Of the CENTRAL OHIO RAIL-
ROAD, running from Bellaire, on the Ohio, near
Wheeling. through Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, and
ut Newark with the cars Of the Newark, Mansfield
and Sandusky Railroad for Sandusky, Toledo
Detroit, Chicago st. Louis, etc, "a h-'.sl .1rg /
At C0LuMBUS the 9; @ Reineaa trains con ,
road to Xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. A:
XENIA ION Little Miami Railroad) connection is
formed with the trains through Dayton, to Indian
apolis, TeIe Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
III Passengers holding Through Tickets for
Memphis, Picksbarg, Ndtehez, Nes1 Orlsaas,
etc, which are also sold at Westinghouse trans
ferred at Cincinnati to the Mail Steamers on the
Ohio Tickets for Evansville, Cairo, and St
Louis are sold by this route.
III For CLEVELAND, and Via Cleveland to
Toledo, Detroit, Chicago, etc, tickets are sold,
when the Ohio is navigable between Wheeling
with the Cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad is
made. --efss,--.s a. -gsE go :
Travellers are requested to notice that while this
Is the only route affording Through Tickets and
most speedy, and direct to nearly all the leading
points in the great West. The distance from
Washington to Cincinnati is but 653 miles, being
about 100 miles shorter than by any other route |!
WAsHIN GTON ITO Wheeling, 80 So; Colum-
bus, $l3 65; Dayton, SIS 50; Cincinnati, ele 90;
Louisville, by railroad, SIS 65 by steamer from
Cincinnati, S1s 90; Indianapolis, s17 so; Cleye-
land, S2 50; Toledo, SIS SO; Detroit, els 2I
S25; Memphis, s26; New Orleans, sci; etc.
ID FOR FREDERICK AND HARPER'S
FERRY, MARTINSBURG, CUMBERLAND,
BERKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORD SPRINGS.
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMOUNT
passengers may leave Washington at a. m or
AZ p. m. For the minor way stations between
Baltimore and Wheeling, take a. m. train from
Washington -ff =, H.s - f.
IL For trains to and from Baltimore, Annapolis,
etc, see special advertisements. 90
IErFor further information, Through Tickets.
&c, apply to THOMAS III. PARSONS, Agent
- JOHN H. DONE,
Master Of Transportation,
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, Baltimore
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TIE BEG Po Ton !,s, RIVER srEAMBoAT

COMPANY'SSTEANfE ALICE c. PRICE.
CAPT. SAMUEL BAKER 80
WILL LEAVE, WASHINGTON AT SIX
pRI. o, si ac =; M and d ALExAN-
On TUESDAY MORNINGS MaftoX.
Currioman, L. Machodoc, Piney Point, Kinsale,
On FRIDAY MORNINGs-Ror Chanel Point
Wicomico, Leonardtown, Piney Point, st. Mary's,
and Cone. - >
On WEDNESDAY, lreturning)-Leave Cone
at O'Clock, a.; m, for st. Mays, Piney Point,
On SATURDAY, (returning)-teave Cone al
4o'ciock, a. m, for Kinsale, Pfney Point, L. Ma
chodoc, Currionan, and Mattox. /
The A. G. Price will call at the usual landinrs
on the river when signals are made.
By order Of the Board:
JAMES P. SMITH, President.
Alexandria, Va, June 1, 1855. -
lie 15-H II
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,.,H- Parson D., Orthodox, of Marblehead
liked joke; so did Parson Il Rant;st
The lattsr being near the formers house. when
shower came up, called on parson D.. and
requested the loan Of a umbrella I Thought.
said Parson D., s'thst you liked acatsr. .
80 do, said the Baptist, shut wish to
avoid sprtRktiag.D< . i -. - -.
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