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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

HEALTH OF VIcKsBURG. The Vicksburg Wing,
Of the 9th, says: "The health of our city con-
tinues to be excellent. The quarantine is in
full and successful operation Dr. Brickell, the
efficient quarantine physician, with his assist
ants and officers, are diligent and firm in dis
charging their duties, and we trust will sue
coed in keeping the yellow fever, now epidemic
in New Orleans, out of our limits. Our readers
may safely rely on our giving ample notice of
the appearance of Yellow Jack here, should We
again be visited by tin which event We will
DO scourged once more
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

Tue MAMs.--The mails have now failed two
days in succession, We have noidea when they
will come through regularly, but are rather Of
the opinion that we will receive a ton or 50 Of
exchanges in the course of time. But as we do
not intend to inflictantauities upon our readers,
they need not become alarmed
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IYse OEEUe.
ET CCKERINa hAsthe pleasure informing frsnda an
the public that he has fitted SALOON Is PERDID
STREET the mostcarefu eoay
withths very best WINES and LIQUORS the city Affords
APIsToL GALLERY has been the Story
which will be the charge Of CHANGEY we'll at ,h
Lake andin she City.
Every be pest
ursofshe pnbichas made and
~ FREE LUNCH from 10 to 1. ~ ap.f
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

ellie, P0Tfes'Gnd Cider.
~ The undersigned having interest NJ Maachs
in She well known
ALE, PORTER AND CIDER ESTABLISHMENT,
Nos. 10 and q Bienvie street.,
On the i day Of july 1855 the business
In and under mis-
He bsgs leave to inform his friends public pre-
pared supply the Trade, Hotels Steamboats,
Private Families, with
ALE, PORTER AND Older,
quantity aad of the beat brands either
bottles terms accommodating similar eabhment
South.
Country and City Mstchant's carefully wiz dis
patch. $500.
7. F. MURRAY,
iy2s 9pim Nos. 10 and Fl Btenyine street.
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

WsMs. .NC ELasskey,
No. Ito Poydras Street,
MANUFACTURER OF CABINET AND COUNTING HOUSE,
FURNITURE,
q Extension, DANG and Breakfast Tables Desks
Writing Aro Bureaus Bedseads Chatru Mattresses
~ Furniture Repaired and Varnshed. myas qpsm
New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1855-08-13

The CANyAss.--Mr. Randen Hunt will ad-
dress his fellow citizens on Wednesday evening,
10th inst, at Odd Fellows Hail. About the
25th Mr. Hunt will leave for the country,
and will visit every parish in the State before
his return We learn that the Executive Com
mittee will prepare programme and make
appointments for Mr.. Hunt at such points in
each parishes may be most convenient for the
peopless as5s -a# f54 @Es a
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PoINTn CouPEE. There will be great bar
becue at Waterloo, in this parish, on Saturday
next, Hon. chas, Derbigny. the American can
didate for Governor, Hon. g. D. Dufour, George
Eustis, Jr, Louis Duyignaud, Jno, S. Barrow
and Alfred Roman, have been invited to be
present to address the good people of that
parish, in the French and English languages.
Leaving the city on Friday morning, by steam
boat Laurel Hill, will enable those who wish to
go up to be at Waterloo early on Saturday morn
ing. We expect grand npheaying Of Ameri-
can patriotism. All who can should attend
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-04-02

UThe late Dr.. Chapman of Phila.
delphia, mourned by many who will laush
at his wit no more, has left behind him
. memory, that will be transmitted
through successive generations. His wit
was equal to bis skill. 1t was hard to
say which did the patient the most good,
and as he always gave his best of both at
the same time they probably helped each
other. Just al it happened when one OF
the patients revolted at monstroas dose
Of physic and said:
why, doctor, you don't mean such
dose rs this for gentleman.
"Oh, no, said the doctor, cit for cork
Dag men"
And good laugh is often as good as
medicine, With him the pleasantly was
% certain as the opportunity. Even in
Extremes 1t would come out Of him. He
was walking in the street, and baker g
cart, driven furiously, WAS about to run
him down. The baker reigned up sud-
denly, and just in time to save the Doc.
tor, who instantly took off his hat, and
oowlng politely, exclaimed, You are
the best bred man in the town.
Very much against his will the Doctor
was made vestryman In his parish
church, and one Of his duties was to pass
the plate for the contribution at the NOR
ming service. He presented it with great
politeness and becoming gravity to the
gentleman at the head Of the pew near.
est the chaneel, who was not disposed
to contribute. The faithful collector,
nothing daunted, held the plate before
him, and bowed, as IL be would urge
him to think the matter over, and con.
tribute something, and refused to 20 on
till ne had seen his silver on his plate
In this way be proceeded down the aisle
nctimizlng every man till he came to the
nearest pew to the door, where sat ar
sged colored woman. To his surpris,
she laid down . piece of gold. "Dea,
me, said the astOnished doctor, "Yor
must be Guinea niger" They neve,
troubled the Doctor to 20 round with The
plate after that.
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COUGHS, COLDS, HOARSENESS,
Relief ia Five Minutes.

fYLkRS COMPOUND GUN ARABIC SfRCI
fItHE incressiug demand for this baost pleasant,
l. safe, and o3ca.icus remedy for all pulmonary
dis ssee, hss enabled th- prosretcr r-duce the
price to place within the resch Of sl cisssss
Its superiority most similar prspersicps is A.
tested by many eminent physicisns Who hsye hscn
ere witnesses Of its efficacy rher the usnsl rene
dies have failed; also by thousand Of orr most -
apectabie citSens who have used it In their samni
both a. preventive and with Fever falling sue-
cess fJr the last twenty years, during which period
VIII very little aid from advertising, &C., n b
gradually epreaa reputation over the whole Union
In cssoe Of recent Odds Cot9hs, Hodyseness, g. II
gives I'M mediate relief scd gor' rally in day
or two, without inerfe ring with diet hasipex on
rendering the system more susceptible OF 06sol, In
chroDic cases, AstasSd, Wkoor'ag Co.zok, Oros9,
Brorchpis, affection, Of the Lss.os, AID Cexaae
to n, IL Ia always very esnefcsl aud seldom his,
when commenced in tine 30 perfsct Q curs.
Price 25 and 30 cents Q bottle.
Sold wholesale By Patterson Marin, ststs Co.
Rdgely %. Alexandria by Peel etsyeps- Ia
Georgetown by Mr.. Cssel.
~ fHLKFS GUY LRABIC CfNDH DR0FE
similar composition 70 the above, bat in Q mildef
and mere portable form; they act Ike . charm 90
Q troublesome Cough, and c@esr the throat and
voice they contain NO injurious drug are psrtScH
larry recommended for children. freqIcoteTs o. pub
lie assemblies, public speakers, singers, he.
Price lax and IS cents per box.
For sals a. Host Drug and Candy stores,
oct lift
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that the bidder CT bidders vip his or sh.r Ia b.
accepted, enter into an obligation In such tine a
may Be prescribed by the Secretary Of TIE Navy.
With good and Sufficient suretes 10 furnbh the sup
plies prop SEQ. No proposal sha be conadsrel on
lees ccompsnied by such gusrentes. IL after ths
acceptance Of proposal and nooh caxon thereofto
the bidder or bidders, be or they shall NIL TO eptr
into an Obligation within the time prsecribsd BY The
secr stsry Of he Navy with good and mnoispt sure
ties 70, nu-Di.hins tbs supplies then TIE Secretary
Of th4 Navy skall proceed b oontrset With sons
otss person persons Tor furnishing the sad sun
Pile and stall forthwith oauss tbs eifereoos q
tween the tmoupt contained In the proposal 70
gnsra1 tied and the amount for which be may lave
contracted for furnishing the sid supplies Tor tn
whole reriod Of TIE prcpopofA 20 b shargsf u1
a.snst sad biid-r bidders. and his or their guar
antor CT guNan'ors: and the sane NAV b imns1l
stely recovered by the Uns-d STATES, hr the NE q
the Navy Department, In an sctos Of deb agsAAft
either or all Of said psrsons"
[Pub,ic, EoI.l
yolyT REso-UrIoN relative q bids for provistDA,
clsthng. and small stores for the Of the navy.
Rxsosc.d by D> Senate o~d Hcsse Of R9resaaS-
tsses Of The Uaitod Stdses Of L~otoo C0~srsSs
ssm6Lsd, That all bids for supplies Of provhbops,
clothing. and small stores for the uss Of the navy
may be rejected, st the option Of the department.
made by one Who Il rot known ~ o manufsetnrSr
Of regular dealer In, the article proposed TO ~
furnished, which fact the rsverss must be dks-
nctly stated in the bids offered that the bids q all
persons who may have failed 70 0nDly with the
conditions of any contracts they may have Prev
ously catered into with the United States shall -
the option Of the department, be rejected; THAI n
more than one bid be offered for the supply OF
article on account Of any one party other In hk
own nsmA, or Ia the nams Of his partner elerk, or
any other psrsOn, the whole OF such bids sbA -
jeted ct the option Of the department; and thss
partners Of any firm shall not Be l.seived o.
ties for each oiher; and that, Whenever ms. b
deemed nec-csary, for the interval Of the govern
ment and the health Of ths crevs Of the Un,ted
States vsssels ~ procure particular brsnds q ecS
which sre known 10 keep ssst distant ststssAa,
the Buresu Of Provisions and and Clothing, With
the appreciation OF the Secretary Of the Navy, Be,
and hereby a. authorized to procure the same On
the best terms, In narket ovsrt
Approved n March, 1854
mar IL lav4w
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Commissioners General Land OHioe.
NOTICE 10 PRH-EMpr1oN CLaIAANs,

Under the act Of Congress approved 81 Of March.
1881 entitled IAN act 20 extend pre- empSon r,s,sG
70 carain settlers therein msntionsi" tee p-seuI-
ton Is IS were extended over the above men toned
Alternate odd numbered sections within ST. miles on
each sde Of the route Of the road vhs the Settle
ment and improvement were made prior b the date
OF allie tuent IL proven up and paid for at the rat.
OF two collars and nfty cents per acre, before the
day MED for tbs public sale and by the act D.
proved nth March, 1854, entitled IAN scx FOR the
relief OF settlers lands reserved for rsilrnad
poses persons who settled and i'm proved thu afova
named fections prior ~ the dais of tvitAosoI will
be entitled 70 prescriptions ct the .ry minimum
price OF the public ands the rate Of on. dollar
and twenty-five cents per acre, II proven a, and
paid for before the day fixed for the pu bic sale
Therefore, every person entitled to tho right Of pre-
emption in any Of the alternate ODD numbered sso
tons above mentioned within six miles OF the routa
Of the road, oder the set Of Sd Msrch 1858 above
referred to- settlements msde prior 70 the Sth Of
February 1858, (the dats of allotment or under thu
set Of IT March. 1854, on settlements made prior
10 the dsts Of the original wthdr avail Of the lands
from market, likewise every person entitled TO pre-
empuon under the act Of 9th March, 1854 In sny
OF the lands outside Of TIE mile limits directed 10
be restored To snry the IL tn day Of March next
s required TO establish the to the satisfaction
Of he register and receiver Of the proper lard oc.
and make payment therefor at the prios hxed ty
Law a. soor a. practicable after seeing this notice,
and before the dsy appointed for the publ sale ~
restoration to market Of the lands embracing re
tract claimed Otherwise such eA will bs forfeited
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land fice.
feb H-1awl3w
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EV ENING STAR.
iron rHI WAR.
WHAT THOU AIT LIKE

WHAT THOU AIT LIKE
Thou arr like sunlight ray At morn, pure, giancng,
When nrsi its ki,s awaks the flowers bathed in
Offering dew;
Tbou arr like The low sweet melody tha, uembles
Thou ART like the dewy fragrance borne on every
passing breeze;
Thou arc like the tOttest whisper Of the dancing,
quive,ing leaves;
thou art like the faintest mprmur of the willow
when it greves;
Thou an like the glancing Of a bird-the wavha Of
bright wings,
And Ike to Ill Ga,s beautiful, Of brish, and 90
nous things.
Thoa like the twtiIgh, shades that fall % softly
on the sea;
Thou art like the mingiing OF bright waves with
oceans melody;
Thou art like the evening star that Cleans upon
the folded flowers,
And ike the soft winged zephyr as II dOats through
perfumes bowers;
Thou az like haunting music strain that thrills III
human heart,
With tones wildly sweet and sad a. makes the
warm tears start;
thou auike the night bird. pInintive song In glade
and forest dell:
Thou art like The soft low music Of the evening yes
per bell.
Thou art Ike the wreathes Of silver stars tina, bind
the brow Of night,
"nCn k'"iiously lheyTe looking nom tnen nome -
blue and bright,
Thou ART like 'be ripping Of wave whe e blended
shadows lie,
Sotty 40 these that lingrI of I'm thy deep azure eve
Thou srt like the holy calm that broods o'er foun
tain, lake and river;
thou ART like the Jewelled leaves Of flowers that IN
the starlight CULVER;
Thou art hfe an arrow when IL from Its shah IN
ering flies,
Thou art like TO all that's true and pure beneath TIT
sunny skies.
Thou an like the sunlight the rose like staflIgh,
the dew,
Like moonlight on the waters-like bright skies OF
summer blue;
Thourt like dream, music stain, bird, 1. ar
flower,
Lie all the murmur soft that th thro' fairy glen
and bower;
Thou ar, like dream Of possy, bright, beautiful and
rare;
Thou art like the truthful lips that brea,he asctio
purest prayer;
To all things pure and beautiful my heart would Ii
ken thee,
And thou arr more than these, thou at "tAe .orl
0 o." 70 ms -: JRssIE.
WAsaIIsTos, ID. c., 1855
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PROPOSALS FOB NAIL BAGS.
POST OFFICE DKPARraRNr.

PosT OPFIoR DKPARrAKNr.
January u, 1855.
OEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
y Department until O'Clock a. m, of the Esd of
April next for furnishing for four years from the LIST
day Of July next, in such quantities and at such
times as may be required and ordered for the mail
service, mali bags of the following description, to
wi:
Caasas Nail B2es.
Size No. (43 inches In length, and q inches In
circumferenceo to be made Of cotton canvass,
weighing Is ounces TO the yard Of 81 inches width
the yam Of the fabric TO be doubled and twisd and
five-fOla.
Size No. "a inches in length, and . inches In
crcumference,) to be made Of cotton canvas,
weighing Is ounces 70 the yard Off inches width,
and the cloth TO be woven In every respect like that
0f the first size of bags.
Size No. 3, "a inches In length and g inches IN
circumference,) to be made of cotton canvass,
weighing 10 ounces to the yard Of % inches width,
and tn cloth to be woven az above described.
The canvass bags Of sizes Nos. l and are to be
made with a sufficient number Of eyeet holes, and
provided with strong cord TO secure their mouths.
All are to be well and distinctly marked ~. 8.
Mon, !" and to be numbered according 70 the sizes
above specified.
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FOR THE VEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRAN3 All 1NrS FOR TkAVHLl
IMPORTANT CHANGAS OXNHHDEDEII

FOR THE WEST AND SOUTH.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
IMPROVED ARRAN3 All BNrs 1OR TRAVEL!
IMPORTANT CHANGES OHSCHBDUDEII
The l. a. completion s1,'ss.% Of II;
short and direct . nns, the Balnsors cad Ohio
Railroad With ell portions of the West (sud North
and southwestQ gives this route greatly increased
advantages to through travellers IN that direction
On and af%er MONDAY, November u, 1854, the
t1ains will be run &C follows:
TeR fIIROgaU PASSENGERS
Two tAet trains daily viii run In each direction
Hirst-The MAIL TRAIN, ls1rfDg Camden Station
=. g. n. instssd e1e Oclocf e h:rstofcr:, Ss.oept
6e,ond-The EXPRESS TRAIN, leaving at p m +,
instead Of at p m, - hsretofore, ad running
through TO Wheeling in about IL hsurs, reaching
ington Junction, Sykesvilis, Monocscy, Hsrper's
1-rry, Martnsburg, Sir Johns Run, Gum bsrl.nd,
Piedmont RowlesSurg, Eewburg, 1etterman, Farm
a.tr S ana Rth in only lor wool
prompt and regular connection With the of the
Central Ohio Road for Cambridge, GAINESVILLE, New
ark, Columbus, Cincinnati, Louisville, Dayton,
Sandusky, ToledS Detroit. Indianapolis, Chicsao,
St Louis, etc. Passengers leaving Baltimore by the
Mail Train; will reach Cincinnati for dinner next
day, while by the kxpress Train they arrive there
at IL the next night, being Kept but one night on
the route by either train.
Passengers for the Northwest via Cleveland and
all intermediate points can make Q direct eouneo
ton with fhe trains upon the Cleveland and Pitts
burg Railrord ut oil times whes the Ohio Is paviga-
BILE for steamers between Wheeling and WsllHvills,
by leaving Baltimore In the Mail Train at >. NJ,
Returning, the Trains leave Wheeling - follows:
The bXPRBSS TRAIN 1T 40 p m, reaching Bal
timore at $50 .. m. The MAIL TRAIN ct IL .4b ?.
n reaching Baltimore at m 7p.
~ Through tickets by boat from Wheeling FOR
Cincinnati, Madison. Louisville, st. Louis and other
River Cities, III be sold at times when the stage
II water will admit
~ Through tickets between Baltimor aud
Warrington, and all the important cities and towns
IN the West, are sold At the Ticket Ofaoes Of the
Company.
FOR WAY PAsSEN 3ARs.
THE MAIL TRAIN, leaving Camden Station win
take passengers for ell the usual stopping places
the Road Returning, this train leaves Whaling
st ll.45 midnight, Cumberland az l0le q. NJ and
srrivee at Baltimore ct p.
THE PRBDERICK ACCOMMODATION TRAIN,
FOR Frederick and iotsrmeii ate places, Will Start at
4 p. m, daily Except HuDdays) arriving in Fredcr-
iok ct TAO. Returning will leave Frederick at q.
m, arriving at Baltimore at IL 40, noon
THH ELLIOOTT5 MILLS ACCOMMODATION
Will be run daily, (excspt Sundays,) e. follows:
Leave Camden Station at g. N. and p.
Leave Elloott's Mills at 100 g. N. and eco p II.
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YHE NEW YORK a. LIVERPOOL

YHE NEW YORK d LIVERPOOL
4&& UNITED STATES G2&R
NAIL STEAMERS.
TUE SHIPS COMPRISING THIS LINE ARE
i TIE
ATLANTIC, Capt. West
PACIFIC, Capt. Nye,
BALTIC, Capt Osmstoek,
ADa1AfIO, Capt. Grafton.
These chips have BEEN built By contract, exprese.
ly f0r Government service; cvery care has been
taken In their construction, Is in the Engines to
insure strength and speed, and their accormods.
tons for passengers are unequalled for elegance
and comfort.
Price Of passage from New York 10 LIN .rpool. In
urbt 20
second 70
Exclusive use OF extra sise state roems....., 900
From Liverpool t. New York ESQ and 60,
An experienced surgeon attached to each shin
No berth can 30 secured until paid for.
For freight Or pa~sge apply to
t6 Wall street, Nes YORK.
BROWN, sHIpLEY Co,
< g. ROBERTS 4 CO., '''p0'
i3 Kings Arms Yard, LONDON.
JUAN AUNROE 90.
20 kne Notre Dame dss VICTORIES. Paris.
GEO. Il. DRAPER, Hsyre.
Inc owners OF these ships viii sot be accountable
'or gold, silver, bullion, sped. isvelrv nrac;ons
stones or metals unless bills Of adins are signed
ihorsfor, ana Tie value thereof therein exn~essed
nov l6-dly '-i 00'01
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CROMWRLL'S
BALTIMORE STEAMSHIP LINE
.. ..T~ons ii::nM .' ss, ses.

"ILL dispatch a Steamer daily from Baltimore
w and NswYOrk, and twice q week from Boston
to Baltimore aud Baltimore to Boston.
This line affords unequalled facilities to the bun
ness men Of the District Of Columbia. The Agents
II either point will receive freight and give through
bill Of lading TO Washington al the lowest rates o.
freight and no commissions charged. Applications
fm freight promptly attended to by the following
agents: A. T.. HALL,
50 Exchange Place, Baltimore.
II. B. CROMWELL,
Corner Washington and Albany sts., N. Y.
mo. w. SCHANK,
Jan l4-dm Foot q India Wharf, Boston.
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GRATIS
JUST PUBLISHED: A NEW DISCOVERY Id
AZ. with

A FEW words on the Rational Treatment with
N out Medicine, Of Spermatorhea,
or Local Weakness, Nervous Debii- ZSTze2
ty, Low Spirits, Lassitude, Weak S6rSA
ness Of the Limbs and Back, Inespo-
sition and lncapaciiy for Study and
Labor, Dulness Of Apprehension, Loss of Memory,
aversion 20 Society, Love Of Solitude. Timidify,
Self Distrust, Dizziness, Head Ache, Involuntary
Discharges, Pain in the side, Affection OF the Eyes
Pimples on the Face, Sexual and other infirmities
In man.
FROM THE FRENCH OF DIR. b. DE LhNEY
The important fact that these alarming complaints
may easily be removed without Medicine Is in tn IS
small tract, clearly demonstrated; and the entirely
new and highly successful treatment, as adopted BY
the author, fully explained, by means Of which ev-
cry one Is enabled TO cure himself perfectly and af
the least possible cost avoiding thereby ali the Cd
vertised nostrums OF the day.
Sent to any address, gratis, and post free In a
scaled envelope, by renting (post paid) tue posi-
age stamps TO DR.. B. DELANEY, No. II LispsnaId
street., New York ian Ism
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PHILADELPHIA
LAGER BEER DEPOT.

ISL Pa. aveuue, betpess " and GA street.
vLTE have al all times the best Philadslphia la,
w ger Beer on hand, and ener il now for sale
for 80 per keg, and in quart bottles for 81 50 per
dozen.
We send the Beer free Of costs 70 all parts Of tbs
city.
a4- Many physicians have recommended this
Beer one of the best remedies for weak stomachs
mar Sim r. T.. & W. GERECKE.
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TRAVELLERS tIRECTOAY.
III Mott Bedells Line. az

NEW YORK, .aLEX.qNDRL.f, WASHINGTON
CITY, and DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
PACKETS.
FTNHIS LINE OF PACKETS SAILS WEEKLY
i from pier IA East River, New York, and ofsnsr
Unnecessary, and are composed Of the following nrst
class vessels:
New schr. a. p. BsdelI, Bedeil, muster.
New schT. Mott BcdeH, A. v. Tredwell
Schr. .dnn d., VIM. Oliver, master.
Sch. ToIons, L. A. Smith, master.
Schr. Commander IN CAtef, Wogi1m. master.
5chr. GreesUoy, Wilson, master.
These vessels are ~ fast sailers, and the masters
men Of experience In the trade, and the only rssu-
lar line Of Washington City packets.
MOTT BEDELL,
Wall street, N. Y.
8. 8. MASTERS l. SONS,
Alexandria, Va.
THOMAS RILEY,
FEB l-dm Washingtoa and n G.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
&@aa
On and after Tuesday, Nov. 7, -

F1NHB Cars leave Al.ssndris daily for Gordons-
i vile and intermediate stations ut ~ O'Clock,
O. m, ON the arrival Of th4 boat from Washington,
giving ample time for breakfast on board. Con-
Meeting at Manassas Junction with train for Srss-
burg, at Warrenton Jup ction With train for War.
renton, and 1T Gordonsville with the trains on the
Virginia Central Railroad Ior Richmond Chariot
villa, and StAunton.
The oars leave Gordonsvilie daily for Alexandria
and intermediate stations, ut before IL n,, On
tbs arrival Of the trains the Virginia Central rail
road from Richmond, Charlottesville, and Ssaunton.
THROIIGH TINR KTa
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FOB MOUNT VERNON.
~ On TUESDAYS and FRIDAYS.

.zz Fare round TIP 81; from Ai.s.
andrfa rs oents--The THONAs 0OLLYRR leaves
Warrington at and Alexandria at "a o'clock.
Coaches leave the Capitol for ths boat at BIZ o'clk
Coach fare 10 oents.
Perscns Wishing the Coaches viii Isavs their resi-
denSs With Geo. 4 Thos. PARKER.
Refreshments on the boas
oct 2S-dH SkML GEDNEY Cant