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a GOOD Recommendations"
sir, don you wanta cabin boy?"
Il do want q cabin boy, my lad; but
what's that toyou? a little chap like
you amt fit for the berth"
''Oh. sir, In. real strong. can do a
great G.al Of work, if l amt SO very
old"
But what are you here for? You
don't look like city boy. Run away
from home, hey!"
'.Oh, 10, indeed, sir, my father died,
and my mother is very poor, and l want
to do something 10 help her. She let me
come"
well, sonny, where are your letters
OF recommendation. Can't take any boy
without those"
Here was damper. Willie had new.
CT thought of its being necessary to have
letters iICm his minister, or his teachers,
or from some proper person, to prove
TO strangers tina: he was CT honest, good
boy. Now what should he DO. lie stood
ii deep thought, the captain, meanwhile
curlouSly watching the Workings Of his
expressive face. at lengih he put his
hand into h'S bosom, ard drew out his
little Bible and without one word put it
into the captains hand. TIE captain
opened TO the blank leaf and read:
WILLIE GRAHAM
Presented as reward for regular and
punctGal attendance a. Sabbath School,
and fer his blamele5s conduct there and
elsewhere. From his Sunday School
Teacher"
Capt. Mcleod was not a pious man,
but ne could no: consider the case before
him with heart unmoved. The little
fatherless child. standing humbly before
him, referring hin to the testimony of
his Sunday School teacher, as it was
gwen in his little Bi6le touched a tender
spot in the breast OF the noble seaman,
and claPping Willie heartily Gu the shout
der, said:
You are the boy for me; you shall
sail with me, ard If youar as good a lad
as l think you arc, your pockets shan't
be empty wien you 90 back to your
good n4other."
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LOW-PRICED CARPETINGS.

JUST RECEIVED and for sale 6 y bales, 26 pieces,
y elegant three-cordheavy Tapestry Brussels CAR
PEIlHGS, which We're purchased at late auctions
IN New YORK, and Will be sold at a 12k per yard
worth 81 So. Ii only remains for persons to see and
handle these goods to appreciate their quality and
extreme chcapness. Now is the time for econOmi-
cal housekeepers to rake their purchases, as the
manufacturers abroad and in this country are ceas
ing TO make goods, in consequence If the ruinous
rates at which they have had to sacrifice them.
ALSO
Rich Tapestry two ply at STU cents, worth 81
Rich double ingram all wool at 62 cts worth 81 4
10 do do at so cents, worth IS
DO 60 wool and wOrsted warp, 81 4 and
81 cents, worth 62l%
Do do heavy gentecl Carpeting at IS
cents.
Still remaining on hand few pieces elegant Vel
vet Royal Milton CarpetDgs, which will be sold as
old and super animated goods bought at auction in
this city last weekfresb, new, and superb patterns
and coiors. CLAGETT, DCDSON & co.
an S0-eO6ow
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EVENING STAR.
LITTLE MABEL.
BY MARY CLEaNER AhBS.

Beloved Little Mabel,
She persisted IN the spring;
When the flowers began 10 blossom,
Wien The birds besan 10 eng.
Our precious little Mabel,
Had been fading all the year;
For though she was cur idol,
sFe could not keep her here.
Hal you seen our Little Mabel,
You would have lOT'd her wei,
For everybody loved her,
More than words can tell,
or beautiful, lost Mabel,
With eyes Of d-Ty Jet,
WIKI voice OF rpDiIHg music,
see and hear her yet.
Our blessed little Mabel,
Now iiCih fast asleep,
In the heart Of green valley,
Where the early violeis weep;
E'iIgTe til sighting trees above her,
Weave shadows O'es her bed;
Where iE7 low, sad winds OF summer,
sing diTges round her head.
Where tn lapse of s.. yer fountains
Upol The still airs flow,
And rO11d her grave the angels
Do softly come aud so.
At hc1:e our little Mabel,
Shane like the morning star,
Which Lights the mellow heaven,
And SENDS lis rays afar.
Our Eoiy little Mabel,
Was a cherub from the sky,
Whom God had sent TO teach VI
flow we must live and die.
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BOOTS, SHOES AND TRUNKS.

JUST opened, and now ready for inspection, at D.
81 II. WALLIS Boot, Shoe and Trunk Em-sa
sorium, large, varied and well selected
spring and summer stock Of BOOTS, SHOESA
and TRUNKS, among which are
Ladies' morocco, Kill and lasting Caters
Boots, Slippers, Ties and Buskins
Misses do do
Children's Shoes in great variety
oshuemens patent leather and calf skin Boots and
shoes, Congress Caters, Pumps, sc.
WIN all ihe most approved and fashionable styles
OF Shoes manufactured, all of which will be sold q,
exceedingly low prices.
In addition to the above an extensive assOrtms nj
OF trunks, Carpet Bags Valises, and Satchels, very
cheap.
call is solicited from all who are in vant @,
great bargains, as am determined to sell as cheap
as the cheapest. d. r. WALL,
No. ia opposite Centre Market,
ap 25-eo3w uetween 7tb and stb Sta
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On marriage, its crtiss snd dis2uaiiicatiops AMI
thtic remedies; with Autographs, illustrating the
xGtO-y aE6 physiolosy, and diseases Of the repro.
ioouse JAMS Of both 8--ee, their structure uses
and faastioEs- a popular AMI oonpreAs nsye trss-
Use On tbs dudes ana casuN'so5 Z sEgis and mar
fied i:ie-karpy and fruitful l,.SL ,es, mode Ct
curing them infeltSi.oIs aod iaie.tile ones-tasir
sb'isi.oa and renoyei--iIp3rtSnt hina 10 those
oos tsrnplstia Es;ri.2Cpy, that viii overoons Oh
sticns to It; none, beweser. sbould take this In.
portaE. sep without Er5t c5osulting its pages
ennE,ents-ice tie diseases and medical treatment
OF fZ ses froI1 irltncy 70 Old ae, each case graph
Cally nluGtrtte; BY beautiful hthog7spbic plates
rsrycSs debility, Its CAUSES sni care, hy process
CT CIce co siE ie, safe AMI e ctual tst .silure
SroeI5lo-rules .or daily snGn1s ezasnt-en essay
IN Sp"rmstorrbo.a WITT practical observations on Q
isis-, scd more ruccessiIi mods CT trsstnent-fre
stationary hints CT TIC evils resulting frora srpir
cal pIsotice-an easay On all diseases Arising nom
paisczetion, With plain ard EiIapls rules BY which
ail persons can cure tie nsslyss Without mercury
remedies Tor thoSs self Unlisted L,iscIee and dissp
aaiEtsd hopes SO unfortunately prevalent In the
yeGrg, tis truthful adviser 70 the married and
those contemplating r,kyrisge. It's peruaal 10 psr.
Gouifriy enosnEsnsed 10 persons entertaining %
net dogtts Of thsir kysicsi onitiso, AMI sh0 are
sSaecious Of having ha1Ardea the health, Ekrpins0
and privileges to which every human bsing 10 en-,
Etls3 to.
Prie. 2. cents Pc ccpy, or Gro ccpis, for ono dol
ar haiIcd free CT postage 70 any rsrt o. ths Uni
ted EtStee.
N.B.-Thnsc Who Eysg.r nay oonrult or La cxcu
upon any Of the diseases upon which lis Look trssa
either personally or By mail Medicine 3. at 10 any
part Of tie Union according TO direct;onA eafely
packed aao carefully secdred from al obssr,stitl
Address DR.. N. ID. La CR0IX, No 81 Maiden Ixus
or Post od.oe Box go, Albany. NY.
~ Once open daily from N 10 n, and q
sundsy fem until n.
70 n Haidsa Lane, Albany, ny.
Gsc7
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SPEAKING Observation-Disclosures"
exclaimed EbeRezsr to his dearly beloved,
when be arrived in Gotham with his
bride, on q wedding tour, Sal, get on
yer Sunday-go-tO-mc3tin' dressings and
things, and let's take a perpendicular
promeaGde round the prejuncts of the
principality."
'' vel, Zeb. replied the fair one, "Ill
co It and nothing shorter. But can't
you say your say without talking gram
mer and college edifcation! If YOU
want me to take o slather round, and
take trot with you, why in sailed Je.
TewS4lcm cont you say so 2"
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NO. sd.
Notice of the estaUisksnSHt ef tie Office of
Surveyor Geasrai Of puiIis lands for
the Territory cf Utak.
virtue OF tie authority c1nlaiHad in the act az
l. proved February q, ts5s, entitled Gan ACT 10
establish the Office OF surveyor gsnsral Of Utah. and
70 grant land for school and universi.y purpos. so
the President of The United Sta.6s mas dirhoisd Tia,
the Office OF surveyor general Of said Tarr!tor7 be
located At Great ga Lake City Until otherwise Or
dered.
Given under my hand, at the City of Washington
this twenty fourth day Cd March, snao Domini lAa5
J0ES WILSON,
Commissioners of GsIkrai Land Cfias.
mar 2o-2aWfw
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NOTICE OF COMPREHENSIVE.

"M. III. & II C RITTER have this 10th day of
w April entered INFO a 60 partnership for the
purpose VI carrying on The Wood and Grocery bust
ness.
be subscribers Wood Yard and Store is situated
on the Canal west Of and near to the market where
persons in want OF Wood or Groceries Of superior
qulliiy, and upon the most p!casig terms, can a,
all times tind full supply.
W. II. & III. G. RITTER.
All persons indebted TO w. II. Ritter previous TO
tie commencement of this firIn are requested TO
call AMI settl. lii, II accounts. 23-eO2w
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DEv. JOHN LANAHAN, PASTOR OF THE
Al EXETER STREET, NJ. E. CHURCH,
strong desire to benefit the afflicted induces him
thus TO CERTIFY. We chal engs any other medicine
TO present such a mass Of testimony from gentlemen
ana ladies Of high standing of our own weI-knowu
citizens. who testify of cures Of COUGH, BRON
CHITI5, RHEUMATISM. DYSPEPSIA, &C.
BALrInoRE, January 9Th, 1855.
HcsTs. Mortimer & MoUbrdy:
take pleasure in saving 10 you that have used
ur " Hampion's Tincture" with very great profit
From serious throat affection, my general health
asd become very much impaired, wien { COM
.neneed 10 use g Hampton's Tncture.'' I found
tis effects upon my general health most saluiary-
My nervous system and digestive organs soon night;
ed up under its use.
| nave several times recommended 1t to my
friends, and IN every case, as far as have been in
iorined, they nave use u with success.
YOurs IrAly
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fNo. $751;
Notice Of Withdrawal of certain Lands On
WiscanSin

Wisconsin.
"HEREAS, in pnr'usne. Of ;oi7t resolution
w OF ConyresS, eut Il ID "a resolution eIplara-
tory Of m q PASSED Angus. third, eighteen hun
dred and Ely four" approved March 8, 1856, relst
ins to the Fox and Wisconsin river grant, the eff
fact which is to enlarge sid sTalt from three 10
I've sec ions ia width the President of Tie C.,:Sd
S.tes has, by his order barring data the rtnih dsy
OF Msr,h uliic,o, dicscted that certain townships
stcat-i il the ST4-k CT WIsCossry, On each aide OF
tbs Portegc cGEcl an III. Foe TireT and the lake.
throus which It ps.ss,. Gncluiing he lands hsre
totore withdrawn an: withheld for lid grant, shall
be Withdrawn from sale or entry .ur any purpose
whatever VI Ill further orders.
NoT,Ca is therefore hsTc0y given that said lands
sused as hereinafter described have this day been
Withdrawn from saie or sn'ry accordingly, to wit:
In the district OF lands subject to sale CT MgNssA
North Of the base i:ne and east Of ne TO nth prince,
pal meridian.
river, aid townships Is snd II, Of rango9
Townships Il, IS and IA of range 10
township Ii, Of rangs IL
Townships 4, Is, g. II, ssd 10, ofr,ngo12
Townships 10, 10. II AID 10, Of range Is
Townships IL, Ia aod 10. OF rage IA
Township II, Is, lG sai 20 OF ranseI5
Townships Is, 10, IL, Is, 10, % and Il, Of range
l6
Tovnsuips 10, ls, II, 10, 10, 20, 81, and q, Of
range II.
Townships IL, le II, 10, 90 81 and 20 of range Is
Townships 10. IL, Is, 10, 20, Il, ~, and 3, OF
range 10
Townships q, q, % and "a, Of rang. 20
Tcwosh'ps ., 20 and g. range Il
In the diEtrc: Of lands sujest to sale at MINERAL
fOIyf:
north of ne base Iinc and east of the fourth pr1nci
pol meridian
Townships IL, IL a"d IA, on the LEFT bank o! the
Wisconsin river OF range S
In tie disti;t Of lands subject to sale at STEVENS
POINT:
North Of Ls base line ara cast the fourth principal
meTificn.
Townships Is and 70, Of ranges
Townships Is and l6, Of raogse
Townships Is ard Is, Of range 10
Townships Is, 10 and L. OF rangs III
Give1 und.r my hand, at the General Land Olice
at the city OF Washington. this third day CT April
Ammo Donlin. OF thousand eight humid ed and t.
FIVE.
By order of the President:
JOHN WILSON,
Commissioner Of General Land Ohlce.
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SPARKLING SUGAR,
For preparing a most delicious Summer Bev.
GRACE, possessing the properties of, an6
equsl to the best Soda Water.

For preparing most delicious Summer Bev.
GRACE, possessing the properties Of, and
equsl to the best Soda Water.
~ GAUTIER has the pleasure OF announcing to
~. his numerous patrons and the public that, al
ter many experiments, and az considerable expense,
he has succeeded in producing an article which he
styles Sparkling Sugar, for the instantaneous prepa-
ration OF Soda Water equal in all respec.s to that
d. lcinus beverage now daily sold by him. rnanufac
tured by swans Aimossheric Soda Fountain Appa-
ratus, mode highly commended by The MecicaI
Faculty In the Northern and Western cities, and
whie Il fast supercefing all Others. The sparkling
sugar Is not only innocent in itself, but in many
stances eminently beneficial 10 dyspeptics and 9th
ers similarly afflicted, il being combination, in
concentrated form, of articles in daily use in every
family. With this preparation Soda Water can be
made al home, in the parlor at the dinner table,
instantaneOusy, without the least inconvenience.
To travellers and persons residing ia the country
ths Sparkling Sugar will be invaluable, as the
means OF producing at All uncomfortable expense
4 mOst pleasant, well as heahhful summer hsyey-
age M one undertaking journey, either BIZ land
or sea, should be without IL: il is pRt up in 4 mort
able form, and not affected by the vicssute o.: eli
male. Hotel and steamship pT0lriptoTS vii! find The
Sparkling Sugar pTeeraIie 20, AMI cheaper than the
Mineral Water now sold in bottles. 1t l. nut I'D in
half pound glass jarS, and favored with lemon sip-
ger, sarsaPsrllia, Talia, &C., to SUIT the fancy or
taste az the purchaser.
e. GAUF'ER viii not resoT; to the us;ia method
OF pulling his discovery. IL requires no such maven
ntlou' aid. IL carries with IL It's own eeoiHmCnGa-
lion, and las only 10 ta known IL be properly ap-
p!eciaed. Families having once given il q trial will
never Be- wi bout the Spirsng Sugar.
AT present IL is for sale only al his establishment
No. 252 Pa. avenue, where the citizens Of Wash
inStOn aud Georgetown. and yisiers 10 the NctrOp-
oils generally, aye invited 20 call an: Judge tor
themselves By giving II trial. may I-eC6t
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SODA MATER.

THE undersigned having purchased Swans Pat
j ent Apparatus for the preparation of ODA
WATER, from Super-Carbona e of Soda. respect
July informs the public that the fountain is now in
full and successful operation. This method Of pe
p.nns soda Water is warmly recommended by the
Medical Faculties in the Northern and Western
cities, not only as producing pleasant, innocent,
and healthy beverage for all persons, but ore highly
beneficial II all disorders of the stomach. ST ups of
all favOrs, including those OF Brandy Wine, and
champ gne, freshly manufactured OF The very best
materials, On the premises, always on hand.
C. GiUTIER,
ap 30-eo3y No 252 Pa ayenne
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CURE FITS-READ!

thore to :ts Sick than GoL!-rrom one of the most
respectable Druggists in South Carolina.
CHARLESTON, 8. G. Sept. 81, l653
Nessrs. MORTIMER MowBRAY:! The sale sf
YoOr iGmpton's Vegetable TinctIre is increasing
every day, and every bottle sold recommends this
valda &c medicine 10 the afflicted. Several of our
painters have tried il in different cases with aston
bling success, and are getting il by half dozens 1t
nag beer found 10 be the greatest remedy for rheu-
matte affections, and wonderful care has been
performed On a negro boy, suffering from Fits.
Will furnish you with number of certificates il YOU
wish them.
am, gsntIenen. yours, VIC TRorr.
Call and get pamphlets gratis, and see cures of
COueh, Bronchitis, Rheumatism, Neuralgia, Dys
Jepsil, NERVOUSNESS aud General Weakness. AS
faniale medicine for delicate children we believe
il IneQualled.
Sold by MORTIMER & MOTBRAY, 40 BaIli-
n1re ST: eet, Baltimore, and 304 Broadway N. York
CuAs. SToTr h Co., J. u. MooRK, ID. ID. CLARKE,
CLAKKE & BowLIsa, w. ELLIOT, and II. MCPHYR-
sOS, Washington also, by r. ). r. CT sKL, George
town; and c. c. BERRY, Alexandria, and by Drug
gstS everywhere. feb 2l-tr
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CHANCE FOR BARGAINS.

OUR stock of BOOTS and SHOES are now com
~ pi tc in ali its branches. IL
For Ladies we have en- cn.iess variety ofae
Caters, button and lace, from to 81 ~
Morocco end Kid Slippers, 75c, worth 81
Do Buskins, SIX, worth Il
For Misses and Chikren-
Black, broaze AMI cOIored Caters button and lace
Morocco and kid Boats, bronze and coiured
Black, bronze and white morocbo and Kid Slippers
Shanghai Boots, thick and thin soles
Fot Gents our stock cannot be surpassed in ;lis
CITY, Patent Leather and Cloth Gbter., superior
article; Oxford Ties, Monterrys, K0sSuth Patent
Leather and cali, sewed Z nd pcgged
Boys and Youths Cloth and patent leather Button
Walking and dancing Pumps, superior article
Calf aaa patent leather Oxford Ties aud strar Shoes
Call and examine our stock for we Predetermined
TO sell TOR smsl profits, md rea!ize quick sa,es.
DJE'lose time but call early.
Don't forget the store.
A. HOOVER & SON,
s. side Pa az nearly opp. Browns Hotel.
ep M-COSt
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ICE! IOE! ICE!

DElTlBONE'5 wagons are now running daily
i which contains a. good lCA a csn be pTodu ssd
In boston or the Potnma Rlysr. Those who com
Tence by tie lOlh oil hlay Will be hTDi.Eed during
The season without advance Prices Oreers Istt al
the office, southwest corner OF lib and Areets
will be promptly attended 10 an M-Ao6i.
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0RANaE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD,
&@s45a a&
On and after Taesdds, Nou. 4, lbs.

On and after Tuesday, Nou. Z, 1854.
THE Cars leave Alexandra csfly for Gorton0
4 villo and inte-nediste stations Of TX O'Clock,
= r., 90 the arrival OF the boat from washinceens
giving tnpie time for breakfast on board Con-
peetisg ut ksnassss Junction with train for strss
burg. ct Wsrrentcn Ju ction WITH O train for war>
recton, and at Gordonsvills with the trains On tie
Virginia Central Railroad for Rich,nond cAarlottss
Wills, sad staunton.
The oers Iesve 9ordonsyflIe daily for Alexandra
and intermeiists stations, at u before L. O. No, on
tbs srrival Of tie trains the Virginia Central rail-
read fem Richmond, Charlottesville, and Staunton.
THROUGH TICK ETs.
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THE COMPREHENSIVE WaICR
i has heretofore existed between the subscribers
under tie name Of WIN. b. Davis 4 Co., was dis
solved on the 2lst ul,imo, by mutual consent.
All debts due TO the concern are TO be paid to T.
III. PARSONS, and all claims against IL are 10 lie
presented 10 HIM for settlement.
VIM. b. DAVIS
may l-eOd 4. ii. PARSONS
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JoHN LANAHir, Pastor
or Exeter S., Il. e. Church, Baltimore.
BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.

BLEEDING OF THE LUNGS.
EALEIGH, N. g., Feb. q, 1855.
RcssT5. Mortimer 3 MosOJrGy:
do here"y certify that about twelve months a:o
vas :aken with a severe hemorr,age OF the Lungs
AID had four attacks Of it Wa advised to try DR..
HaInpion's Vegetable Tincture I procured one
bo.ie, and after taking which, was satisfied that
was much better; and thai af,cr taking the fourth
bottle, was entirely well. and now enjoy rs good
asaiu. as ever did in my life | can, and do, with
out the least hesitation. recommend The Tincture
to all persons afflicted in lay way.
Yours, GEO. w, WKAKLxY,
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DOCTOR A0oFlAND'S
CELEBRATED
German Bttters,
pR. c. II. JACKSON PhSlad'aa Ps..

IN. W ~. Jd0AoOlo fnHl60 "A H.
WILL EFPEcrUALLY CURE
LIVER COMPLAINT, DYSPEPSIA, HUNDICR,
CAro~te or Nerross Ds6iiiy, Diseasss of d.
K;daess, and oil dissoscs orssisg from o Dc.
ordered Liver sr &omask
such as Constipation, Inward Piles, FuIlness, or
Blood to the Head, Acidity Of the stomach, hau-
sea, Heartburn, Disgust for food, Fullness or
weight i'm the Stomach, Sour Quotations, Sink
ing or Fiuuerng al the PIT Of the stomach, swim
ming Of the Head, Hurried snd difficult breathing,
Putenng Of the Heart, Choking or Suffocaung
Sensations when in a lying Posture, Dinncss OF
Vision, Dots of We bs before the sight, Fever and
Dull Pain in the Head, Deficiency Of Preparation,
Yellowness of the Skin and Eyes, Pain in the
Side, Back, Chest, Limbs, &C., Sudden Flushes
OF Heat Burning in he Flesh, Constant Imagin-
ings OF Evil, and great depression Of Spirits.
FlNHE proprietor, in calling the attention OF the
l. public to this preparation, does so with a feel
n.g of the utmost confidence in its virtues and adap-
taiioD to the diseases for which il is recommended.
Ii is no new and untred article, but one that has
ssDed the test of ten years. trial before the Ameri
cen people, and its reputation and sale is unrvalled
by any similar preparations extant. The testimony
in its favor given by the most prominent and we'll
known Physicians and individuals, in all parts of
The country is immense. The following from North
Carolina is respectfully subn.itt-d, referring any
who may still doubt, to my "MemOrabilia" or Prac
teal Receipt Book for Farmers and Families. to be
had gratis, of Al! the Agents for the German Bitters
Principal Office and Mandatory, lao Arch o.,
Philadelphia, Pa.
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For Lyaehburs, connecting with the stages q
onsrlcttssville on Mondays. Wednesdays, and Brs-
lays.
For Lur., and Ns~ Herkst connecting with the
ages II Cu1cpsr, on Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sal
uHdsy.
For Winchester daily, connoct.ng with tie staea
st .ied .ront
Fer Niddl.burs daily, oonnscdns with he sass
ut the Plains.
Fer order: w.B. BEooKFTT, AssnA
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FOR MOUNT VERNON.

. - Cd IUEcUA IS and FhIUA1b,
1890 Fare round trip 81; from Allen.
andri. rs ceDts-The THOMAS OOLIYER leaves
Washin stcn at Q and Alsxardris at e5x o'clock.
Coschss leave the Capitol for tie boat ct i o'elk
Ccsch fare 10 cents.
Persons wishing the Coaches viii leave tAear rssL
ssncs with Geo. Thos Parker
Rsfs-shnents On the boat
oct lS--dtf SAINT, 6yDsRY Csnx