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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-03

-AE INDIANAPOLIS ELECrIoN.-A despatch
1tih Indianapolis reaching Washington this
Eo;ning says lha. the average Democratic ma.
.o'l y at the municipal election that teok place
'b';s on the day before yesterday was 40
- teir last election the average Know Moth
: majority was about eco.
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MASSACHUSETTS CONSTITUTIONAL AMEND
HGSTs.-On Friday last the House adopted by
ave. large majority, the proposed amend.
E,out to the Constitution providing that DO
Jcrs. n shall be eligible to othce in this Com
IL, Z eslth until To shall have been resident
"a q United States twenty-one years" A
HOttn vas made to reconsider the vote. Mr.
Carey, Of Ipswich, offered substiiu 9, that
20 person shall be eligible to ofics in this
Commonwealth unless BON within the Juris
Gic;iCn Of the United States Tho amend
neni was adopted by a majority yea and nay
vote and being put upon its final passage va:
I0st ty I53 10 So, requiring a twO-third VOTE
LZILs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-03

1--WE have received from the publisher
. Murphy & Co, Baltimore, a copy of the
etrspoIitan Magazine iOr May. 1t is filled
With Interesting articles, including reviews Of
ctI.ent events
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ODD FELLOWS HALL.
The Grad and Astounding Dramatic
ID 70 r. a M "A

DESTRUCTION OF CH.9RLESTOHG,
(NoT A PAIATING.l
VIII be open for exhibition on TUESDAY EVE
MING, May LIST, and continue every evening during
the week.
Also, on WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY ahsr-
Moons, at O'Clock.
Doors open at Ito commence at O'Clock.
Admission Is cents-ChiidIeu accompanied by
their pa rents half p ice. sp 2e-u
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FOR MOUNT VERNON
AND WHITE HOUSE, pdVlLION

sT-A The Steamer THOS. COLLYER
will make two trips to the above pl1-
next week.
The Boa. leaves Washington al 9 and Alexandria
al 90 a. M. on TUESDAY, May let, and FRIDAY,
Nav 4th.
The trips will give the passengers The privilege Of
spending the Gay az the NhIte House, where they
can sec thousands of FISH caught, and greet q1ah
tty OF wild flowers cane be got.
Fare round trip 20 Mount Vernon ard the White
House, 81. To the White House 50 cents each
Children half price.
The Boat will return 10 Washington about 4o'eik
p
A good band Of music viii accompany the party
on the above trips
WIN. COKE will furnish o Plank Shad Dinner az
the Pavilion, with all the delicacies OF the season
and coiatiens for those wishing them.
an % 81
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SrRICr CoSsrRUCrIoN.-A Partisan robbe-,
who was seized in the act of stealing in the
shop of tobacconist said, by way of excusing
himself that he never heard of law that for
babe O man to take snuff.
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A CARD.

THE subscriber respectfully informs his friends
! ana The citizens If Washington of the removal
OF his Blacksmith Shop on iih street, 10 south side
r STREET, b. tween 9Th and 10Th, and hopes by a
strict attention 10 business merit liberal share
OF patronage. G.. l.. ROGERS.
2-1ta
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LANDING OF THE PILGRIMS OF
Maryland"
eRHA The YOUEG CiTEOLIC'5
go EFRlEED SGCIETv. OF GsnrSss

sf<zersGsszssa FRIEND SOCIETY, Of George.
town, ID. C., having chartered the new and splendid
steamer "iIoE T. PRICE," Capt Baker (iust ar
riyed ION New York, with ample recommendations
for five hundred persons,) announce To the puslic
that they will leave GEORGETOWN On MONDAY, the
lih instant at O'Clock p. M, for the purpose OF
uniting with the PhiiodeDic Society, of Georse.own
College, in the celebration Of the l. indnc OF the
Pilgri1.s Of Maryland st Mary's City, on The Is
irst, and return about the same hour on Wednes-
day, the 10th.
The Boat will touch ct Alexandra. Va, and all
intermediate Landings going and returning.
&C The accommodations for Ladies are amve
and convenient.
st Tickets for the round TRIP, including meals,
FIVE DOLLARS.
Tickets can only be had from the Committee O,
Arrangements al Georgetown, ard John A. Roach
Esq, Union street, Alexandria. Va.
1t is expected that persons wishing to enjsy this
tip will have their ticketes procured BY the Iii
instant, as il is necessary fr the Committee to have
their arrangements completed by that time.
J. SEMMES,
JOHN L. KiDWELL.
JOHN j. BO3UE,
FRANCIS HARPER.
ANDREW GODDARD,
u,.,.sm,. Committee of Arrangements.
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NEW GOODS FOR THE LADIES.

I TAKE this opportunity of annOuncin. TO the la.
l. dies of Washington and vicinity that am ROW
opening large assortment Of BOnnets, Ribands and
Trimmings OF every variety, consisting in part of
NcapO.ilan Boanets, plain and fancy form S. %
loS5
English do do 81 50 to sc
Open AMI plain Straws Of every description, from
SO cents TO so
would call you attention particularly 10 my as
sortlnent Of Misses Bonnets and Flats both Leg
horn AM common straw.
Ny assortment Of Ribands is complete, compris
ing all co Ors and styles, from lS4 to 10 cents pei
yard.
Do not slect looking at these Goods at the ear
Hest opportunity. F. MYER, Agent
mays er3i IL opp Centre Market
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II Green peas have arrived at New York
from Charleston, and are selling from 81 TO S.
mar bushel
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AGENTS FOB TIE STAB.

The following persons are authorized
to contract for the publication of adver.
tiSements in the Star:
Philadelphia-V. B. PALMER, N. W
corner Of Third and Chestnut streets.
New York-S. N. PETrINGlLL & Co.
Nassau street.
Boston-V. B. PALMER, Scollay's
Building.
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II The rate Of interest as established by
the Nebraska Legislature, IL ton per cent. per
aunum
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e. s MARINE RAND.

THE undersigned would respectfully INFORM the
i Military, Firemen, Clubs, and the public gene
rally that by applying TO him al the arne Bsracks,
at bis residence. on Z. between OH and 10Th sis
east, or by note at Iiiibus 4 Hits Music Depot.
they can obtain the services OF the Marine Band. or
q portion Of il either q bras. reed or cotiIlon
band, which will embrace Louis Weber's unriyalIed
patty. y. SCALA,
Conductor and Leader of Marine Band.
S--lms
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REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AM

REESE'S EAGLE PLUMBING AND
GAS-FITTING DEPOT.
IG>HE subscriber respectfully announces to luis
friends and the public in general that he has re-
ceiyfd the fist lot Of t. celebrated DODGE'S
DOUBLE ACTING SUCTION AND FORCE
PUMP, which received the SILVER MEDAL ut
the late Fair of the Metrot Olilan Mechanics Ins,
tute, and is now prepared 70 furnish all who may
favor him with a call.
His sleek Of GAS FIXTURES are upsur-
passed in the District.
With lis corps OF competent w0rkmen he prides
himself To ill any orders in the PLUMBING AND
GAS-FFTTING line with promPiness and despatch.
s6-Ail work done warranted 10 give complete
satisfaction JOHN REESE,
may 3-tf cor. Sixth ST and Pa avsnuG.
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FIREMEN'5 PICTURES The Rattle
D~-Sa for those four beautiful Pictures in Gin
Frames, representing the four scenes in the Life OF
Fireman, viii positively take place On SATUR-
DAY NIGHT next, the 5ih instant, at sx O'Clock,
ut Professor III. w. Numbers Rooms, over r. Farm
hams bookstore, corner Pa. Avenue and Eleventh.
street.
We have a few chances yet for sale a, one dollar
ser chance. JNO. ELLIS.
400 IA. avenue, near Tenth street.
NAV %,
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SCOTCH al 4, LONDON BRO. STOUT,
y &c.
The subscriber offers for sale
LOCO casks Scotch Ale, Minns, Tenants, Faikirk's
ana Yunser's
500 do London Brown Stout, Barclay, Perkins
4 Co.'S, Hibbitt's and Byass'
loco boxes Champagne Cider
ALSO
Now landing Ex Schooner Jose and Maria, from
Opor,o. Queens Port and Lsndon POr barrels pure
JUICE.
Dry and old fashioned Port Wines imported iu
casks OF 10 gallons under bond 10 be sold from The
Custom hou e stores For sat. by
WIN. Z. ALLEN,
"a BuIlins Sip, New York, Ny.
may 3+luw4W (O.Van)
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MISS LANPHIER s. MRS. DITTY
WILL OPEN
S q NJ NJ e r MILLIE cry
ON SATURDAY, 5th instant.
NAV .
J 4 THOMPSON,
NJ u RICH TAILOR

Has ren owed to bis Old stand, Motifs Building,
street, one door north OF Shlliag,on's Bookstore
where he would be pleased to serve his friends and
the public. NAV -2y
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%>NOTlCE.-THE SALE OF FINE EN-
~ glisb AMI American Books Will be con-
tinued at the Auction ore THIS EVENING, at i
O'Clock. Many of the best books on The cataiosi e
are to be offered this evening.
JAS c. MCGUIRE,
may 3-1t Auctieneer,
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LII STRAyGHRS

A LII STRANGERs
IA ing the City should soc Hunters Cats-
iogue OF the Curosities of the Patent Office Also.
his Description Of Powell's Great Picture.
feb G3-3m.
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MAY BALLS.

I HAVE just received beautiful assortment OF
Il WREATHS, ROSES, JAPONlCAS, SPRICS
and LEAVES suitable tor Festival occasions.
A. TATE,
314 Pa. avenue, bet. 10Th and llth sts.
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SUMNER MILLINERY.

A SPLENDID ASSORTMENT will be openad
n AT MRS. HILLS, on THURSDAY, ~
MAY 3 The attention Of the ladies' is re- N
specially solicited. South side OF PcnrsyI- IN
vania avenue, between Oh and 10Th SITS. my 9-3t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-05-03

u ADVERTISEMENTS should be handed
IN by IL O'Clock, NJ, otherwise they may
cot appear until the next day.
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T OST-MAY FIRST, PROBABLY between The
IL Post 0ffce and c"rner Oh 81 +, and Pa. avenue,
a couple OF Charms, with Loeket couGaiping two
daguerrentypes. The finder will Le suitably re-
wsrded by Having them al the 81. Charles Hotel.
n-Mf
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REX HIBITION THE SABBATH
~ School at the street Baptist Church -
This School will give sn exhibition on FRIDAY
EVENING, May 4ih, to commence al quarter be-
fore eight O'Clock. Admi.tance free.
may 2-3
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4 A N S

L A n S.
Ar w. GAIT & BRO have Iuft received very
Nl handsome assortment Of Pear, Ivory, span
ish, and other evening Fans.
Also, large stock Of plain Linen Pans, suited %
the warm Gather.
NJ. w. GAIT g. BpO., Jewelcrp,
324 Pa. av, between 9th and 10Th sts-
may -3t
Il OST-A large BREASTPlN, continuing hair.
IL The name or the owner is engyuvea on the back.
suitable reward Will be paid on leaving il at IL
T street. mayl 81
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PAINT AND OIL STO

M. II PAE kER,
HOUSE, SIGN q 0INAMESTAL PAINTER,
II OU1SlANi avenue. between Sixth and Sew
4 enth streets, No. co. Residence No. $40 G
street, between sixth and Seventh has addsd 10
his present business the sale Of PAINTS, OILS,
GLASS and PUTTY, IN small ar large quantities.
The attention Of house, eepers Is particularly
called 10 the convenience Of this arrangement as
they can at oil times procure HEARTH and other
MIXED PAINTS, of al cOloTs, made ready for us
by PRACTICAL PAINTER.
Orders promptly ATTENDED 10 and respectfully %.
Lcited. CHEAP FOR CASH. may2-lm
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The IverSon Grass Tho chief Of the az
ricultural branch of the Patent OEise has re.
eeived q report from W. W. w. Bowie, cf
Prince Georges county, Md Of his expert
encs in raising the new Georgia grass-the
Ivsrson grass-Which first came into notice By
being described and greatly praised in last
years Patent Office (AgrioulturaD Report.
Mr. Bowie writes that he soued 1t "duripg
the last of October, upon kind soil, unma-
nuIed. 1t came at oncc, and has grown kind
ly. 1t is now March l7tb) at least three
inches high, ard has been green all the win.
ter. 1t bids fair 10 be the most valuable
grass ever grown In Maryland. I at FIRST
doubted most that was said of it, but now
feel sure that it will surpsss all that its origin.
ator or discoverer has written about it."
The bu.cau has equally favorable accounts
OF the result Of an experiment with this grass
made by Mr. Lewis Bailey, of Fairfax county,
Va, we'll known to be second to no other gen.
tlsman in the State as a successful sgricultu
| ralist
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J. Calvert Ford Esq .-Per,eiviDg in yestsr-
day mornings Clipper, story attribu,ipg
thi, gentleman's promotion in the bureau Ct
tie Second Auditor of the Treasury, to the
fact that be is Catholic, We have to say,
after inquiry, that he has been clerk under
tie Government here for some twelve Year,,
and stood next to the gentleman removed, on
the clerical list of the Second Auditors Office
So, as he lie in all respects an efficient officer.
had he been an Israelite, or a Turk in his
religion, he would have been duly promoted
by The chief Of his bureau, Mr.. Clayton, who
by the by Is Methodist. He Is of the Calvert
(Baltimore) family, his ancestors being among
the very hrst European settlers of Maryland.
He lie gentleman Of character and enjoys
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A Clerical Removal and Appointment
Dir. G. A. Horton, second class Isl 400 Per
annun) clerk in the Sixth Auditors Office,
has been removed, and Mr.. Alfred Tyler, of
Ky g., has been appointed to first class 81 200
pc: annum) cleIkship in that bureau.
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THE FRIENDS OF SACRED MUSIC in wash
i ipsion, and citizens generally, are respectfully
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BY RAILROAD DIRECT

TIL I'd w Il SIT.
ST. as3 ass
fine between Washington and Wheeling
but III hours!
Ransing Trims bstsesen Warrington and
Cincinnati u hours
Through Tickets and Baggage Checks to
be had in Washington y,
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Arfve at stsunton same DAYS BY 6pm
Leave Staunton Tuesday and Thursssy % o
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LssSs Lsxishurs Thursday al 9 II
Arrive at Fayetteville next day by II u
Leave Fayetteville Friday at p m
Arrive At Lewtburg next day by Pm
1913 From Lssis6srZ, BY Brownsville, Krsnkford,
ns s M FONT as hsa: Asns
a. miles and hack, twice q week.
Leave Lewisburg Monday and Thurlday st 4
AEsiys at Hunt.rsviIls next day 1t liam
>. Leave HuntsEsvils Tuesday and TriGay at s
Arrive at Lssisburg next daysbyspm.
Proposals. u end at Martins Bottom instead OF
huntsr-vlls, are invited.
4924 Prom HuaterJville, by Fosntsin Grove 10 Ba
q. II IS miles and back, twice . week
Leave Huntsrsvils Tuesday and Friday at /
Arrive at Bath c. H. same day byspn
Leave Bath Q. II. Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrivest HuntersviIls same day BY I2m.
ssJ From Asysyins, by scrsgg, to GBntonyie, OF
the James River and Kanawha Turnpike, II
mil-s and back, once q week.
Leave Msysvlls Saturday ut sam
Arrive ut CnDtonvine same day by II en-
:. Leave Clntonvils Saturday at ls m
Arrive Of Maysvius same day by 3pu
sS25 Prom MsysviIls by Cherry Bottom, to Browns.
vile, IA miles and back, once . week.
Leave Msysyills Aeondsy attain
Arrive 1T BrownsTs fsms day by IL am
Lsaye Brownsville Monday at IL IN
- Arrive at Maysvills sam. day hy4pm
4sz' Prom ClntonyIlis, BY Big Cissr Creek, Straw
miles aud back, once week
Leave Clintonvils Thurfdsy at Sam
Arrive st Nicholas O. Ii. same day BY 9pm
Leave Nicholas o. II. Friday at 5 . m
G-yAus n Cliptonyilis Same day by epm.
ass From Meadow Kun, by Blue Sulphur SPRINGS
Palestine, and Egypt, to Red Sui phur sprlngs
- miles and back, once q week.
Lave Meadow Bluff Saturday at Ga N
Arrive at Fed sulphur Springs same day By Q
pm
Leave Ped Sulphur Springs Friday at Gam
Arrive at Meadow Bluff same day by pm.
&929 rcm souDts,n Cove, by City, TO R.eser's
Cross Lanes, Ia miles and back once q week
Lave Mountain Cove Monday at I2 N
Arrive ct Kssslsrs Gross lanes same dsy by
pm
Leave Keesler's Cross Lanes Monday ATTAIN
Arrive IT Mountain Cove same d,y by III A m.
ssao Frum Csulsy Bridge, by Cotton HjI. Psystta
villa Loop, Raleigh q. H, SHADY s,11ns,s
Jumping branch, Packs Ferry, and Noufh .;
Indian 70 BED sulshnf Springs, y uIiss and
baok. snoe Q week
Lave Gsuley Bridge Fridsy st5am
Arrive ut Red Sulphur springs next day By
Leave Red Sulphur Springs Sunday atoa
Arrive 1t aaulsy Bridge next day BY 6pm.
eiI more hours' running time, from lt October
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Leave Cd Poin Comfort daily, except sunday
Jpn, LIST NJ arch to lst December, aud p
M LIST December 10 LIST March --. -
Arrive at Norfolk same days az p N, 1st March
to1st December, and m LIST Dec .mber to
lst March.
1918 From Norfolk tahstthews 9 n. co miles and
: back, twice Q Seek, in steamboats,.
Leave Norfolk Wednesday and SATURDAY. ut
Arrive st hstth sws c same day by IL m -
Leave Matthe US II Wednesday and satur-
day at 10 a m
Arrive It Norfolk same days by7pm.
4e77 Prom Norfolk, by ksmpsville, London Bridge,
and Princess Ann b, Blossom Hill, to Land
Of Promise, equal to % miles and back, twice
sweek.
Leave Norfolk Tuesday and Friday at1pm
80 Arrive at Princess Ann II same days by 6
pm
Lave Princess Ann H Tuss.ay and Friday
Arrive at Norfolk same days by liam
Leave Princess Ann O H Wednesday at a m
Arrive at Land of Promise same day by IL m
And return to Princess Ann II same days By
1878 From Norfolk to chureAlsnd, miles and
back, twice a week.
Leave Norfolk Tuesday and Friday at pm
Arrive at Churchland zane days by m
Leave Church'and Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive st Norfolk same days by pm
1879 From Norfolk, by Cherry Stone. to Esstville,
81 miles and back, twice week, In stea III
DOaLS 70 Cnerry stone.
Leave Norfolk Wedn lsiay and Saturdpy at 6
an, Let March to LIST December, and 8 o m,
LIST December to lst March
Arrive at Esstvills same days by 1 p 70, LIST
March to LIST Decembsr, aud m, LIST De-
cember to LIST March.
Leave Eastville Wednesday and Saturday ct Z
am, LIST March to LIST December, and e In,
1t December to 1st March
Arrive at Norfolk same dsys by M, LIST
March to st December, srd 8 p m, LIST De-
cember to let Earth
Proposals for til weekly seryise (Nondsy, Wed
nseday, and Saturday. are invited,
1880 From Cherry Stone, by seayew end Bayview,
to Capsville, miles and back, twice a week.
Lave Cherry SONS Tuesday aul Friday at ii
Arrive st Csreville same days by Bpm
Leave Csreyiile Tuesday and Friday at an
Arrive ut Cherry Stone same days by IL "a
1881 From Onancock. by Hunting creek, Guiliord,
Messenger, ard Tempers noCviile, to Chinco-
league, % miles and back, twice week.
Leave Oman cock Neine.dsy and Saturday at
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Leave Luneys Creek Tuesday and s.turasy Al

Leave Luneys Creek Tuesday and Saturday at s
Arrive at Franklin psxtd,ys byllsn
ksvefranklfn wednesday and SATURDAY. m q n m
Arrive Of Luneys Greek pert day byTsm.
500 From Upper Tract, by Mouth Of s~peca Hsr
pers Mis-. ana Mount Freedom, 20 Crab Rot
tom, 80 miles and hack once week
Leave Upper Tract wednesday at pm
Arrive stCrsh Potion next Ssy by5pm
Leave Crab Beta m Friday att am
Arrive At Upper ract neIttsy BY I'm.
soE frcm Capon Bridge 10 Hooks Nj L. miles and
back, once week.
Leave Cspop Bnigs Friday stlpm
Arrivest Hooks Mills anne dsy Nv sLpu
Leave Hoo ksMills Fdisy at pm
~, Arrive .t Cspon Bridge nsne day by 2xpm
'0'' 1ron Cspon brdss by Ooh stream, 20 Blooms.
smiles aud back, and from Geld xtrI~yu 10
week.
Lave Capon Bridge Wednesday and ssturs.y M
I'm, or sher srrisrl OF mail from Romrsy
~ Sioomsry sans Gays BY p m Return
days. Nes W "P ~"s
so&o From Capon Bridge, BY DfIloxs pn, Smith,.
SsP and North River Meeting Mouse, 10 Pa
oluS % miles and back. once a week
Leave Cfpon Bridge Monday Al fam
Arrive at fabius ~ me day byG pm
Lave fahius Tuesday at m
Arrive at Cspon Bri &c same day by spm
$3.50 trcm Back Creek Valley, BY High View Yell
lew springs, and Cspon sp inss, 20 wsrdsns-
Vile. "a miles and back, once q week
Lesve Back Greek Valley Frdsy atoam
Arrive at WaEtensvile same dsy by5pm
Lave Mardensvills saturday at 4am
Arrive az Black creek Nalky same day by u NM
so5l From Hedgssville. BY Tomshavk Sprinr. 10
ws % to P msSss "a ADD I'd, tssk. twice.
Leave Hedgesvils WeIues law ana s.,u,,.v a,
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Arri'e at H'rrisonburg same days by7pm
eCls II cm III RI scuhurs. by Kssaleton. M GAheys-
vile. Cosr.ds ':crs snd McMuilen,e MIils,
tcs .nsr"sTiAe, 20 nile, and back, onss
Leave fl rTi ontur ,uesdsy asesm
Arrive at stansrdsT le esxne day by7pm "A
Leave star asd. vile Wednesday ct San
Arrive at Esrri se nbuTg sams day byeo m.
Proposals for siditia al weekly trip 60 Con.
RAIDS Store ara invited.
1920 From Port Republic, by Mount Meridian, New
Hope, and Hermitage, to W'ynefboro', 9omnee
Leave Port Republic Tuesday and Friday .. 9
Arrive at Taynesbcro' same dsysby Il m
Leave Waynesboro' Tuesday and Friday at p n
or tfter arrival Of cars from Richmond
Arrive az Pert Republic same dsys by pm
Prsp nsals FIR ti-weekly service are invited.
WI From Lexington, by Fancy Hal and Natural
Bridge, to eilmsr's Mills, Is mil.s and back,
twice sweek.
Leave Lexington Wednesday and Saturday at
Arrive st Natural Bridge same days by I2m
Leave Natural Bridge Wednesday and saturday
at1pm
Arrive a. lexington same days byepm
Proposals for triweekly seI vice are invited.
t022 From Lexington, by sanders Store to Balcony
Falls, Id miles ard back, twice q week.
Losvs Lexington Tuetdsy and Friday at lam
Arrive at Balcony Falls me davs by I'm
Leave Balcony FAILS TUESDAY and FIR day at
arElFoat Lex ng ion tSroe days tySpm
Proposals foc triweekly service are invited.
5o2S Froc. Lexingtoo, by kerr's Greek, Alum
Springs, ard Milboro Springs, 20 Bath Alum,
e. miles and back, osce week.
Leave Lexington Saturday az S an
Arrive at Bath Alum ssr:e day by Jpn
Leave Bath Alun Saturday at pm
| Arrive at Lexington next Gay by m.
Proposals for daily service during Watering sea-
| son are invited.
SOFA Pr m Colierstown, by Drsnes Shop, Buffalo
Creek, to Pattonsbufg, 80 miles and back,
once a week.
Leave Coi.rstorn Tussisy at loan
Arrive at Patonsburg fame day by pm
| Leave Psttonsburg Wednesday&tS am
| Arrive at Colicr5toWn same day by 9 m.
5025 Prom Lexington, by Co erstowp, Wis the Turn
/ pike Road, AMI Cow Pasture to Clifton Forge,
| IS miles snd back, once O week.
| Leave gtcn Tuesday at a m
| Arrive ct Clifton Forge same day by 6pm
| Leave Clifton Forge Wednc sdsy at 8 an
Arrive at Lexington same day 6pm
| Proposals for a second weekly trip are invited.
| 6O26 From shanghai to GIipgs,y, miles and back,
| once . week.
| Lave SHANGHAI Monday q