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ALTON l. IIO I L J.
jackson IT, bet Montgomery N Nenrny
san Traacisoo, Caiy~ntd
PECK Il FISHER. ;, PrOPrietOrs

TIIE undersigned take pleasure in announc-
| ing to their old friends and the public
generally, that they have leased for term
Of years, the above five story brick, fire proof
Hotel. furnished it in the most substantial
and elegant style, and it is now open for the
inspection and patronage Of the public.
Their house is situated in the vicinity of
the Steamboat Landings, and near to the
business portions of the city; is convenient
fer the business community, and being loca-
ted ON high ground, Just aside from the dus-
ty thoroughiares, is also a desirable home for
families and gcnllsmen otleisure.
The international is conducted on the Eu-
ropean plan Of lodgings, with Meals sePar
ate charge, in Reiectory in the basement,
and also a Ladies' Ordinary on the main
ioor. f.. :. PECk.
HENRY FISHER.
Y. B.-An Omnibus will always be at the
Steamboat Landings, in readiness 70 take
Passengers to the Hotel at a charge OF : !;
baggage free Of charge. d9 tt
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LU NlBER.

TIE subscriber has on hand at his Saw
L Mill and Lumber Yard, at the junction
of East and Main W Weaver a large assort-
ment Of
l. L N Ii T. r.
which he is ready to deliver at the shortest
notice in any part of the town, or adjacent
mines, at the lowest market price.
ALBERT SHEPARD.
All orders left with NJ. V. Delpt, on
Court street, or Philip lIoller, on sydney
Hill, viii. be promptly attended to.
~ b. Teaming done at short notice.
40 lf
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LICENSES! LICENsES!!

All merchants, traders, and others, paying
a License tax to the Treasurer Of Trinity
County, or his Deputy, will file the receipts
given by him with the County Auditor of
said County, and obtain the proper License
thereon, on or before the 18Th day Of April
next, otherwise they will be prosecuted for
such neglect.
All persons engaged in business in this
County, required by law to be first licensed,
will save cost To themselves by immeIats
attention to the License Tax Law.
JoHN c. BuRCH,
Dist. ATTY. Try. Co.
WEAyERyILLE, Mar 10, 1853.
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A London Newspaper

There is published in London daily
newspaper called the PuJiic Ledger, which,
acco ding to writer IN tho New York
IribuHe, circulates ] 10 copies. Established
nearly century ago, O7jS) il tost,rcd as
contributors Goldsmith and others, who are
nov classic authors. At this time 1t was the
heading journal Gradually it = ided down
into dccrcptude. Several Efforts were made
to restore IT, but all have failed. Its l5 co.
pies never travel out Of the city, but are filed
at Lloyd's, at Garaway's, at the North and
South, American collee-houses. aud few
other places 1t lives on its retincncy and
advertisements, which are the last 90 come to
paper and the last to leave it, There is "a
description Of auctions in London called
" Sales by inch Of candle Gas which the
auctionccr lights an inch of wax taper, and
the last bd before the flame expires takes the
lot and from time lmmemorlal these have
been advertised in the Public ledger. They
include hides and leather. wines and spirits,
tallow aud timber, drugs aud groceries, for
clgn fruits aud preserves; and the public are
supposed to look for them and at them IN the
Lcdgtr. There are scores OF editors, contrl-
butors, reviewers aud reporters connected
with the public press who have never set
eyes upon a stray copy of the PubIic L dyer.
Yet it has a sort Of vitality; at least the profits
amount to Es0o a year.
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STATE AND COUNTY LICENSE.

STATE AND C)l Nh lCENS""
DERSONS doing business in the county
/ Of Trinity, who have not procured their
Licenses, are notified to come forward and
do SO or they will render themselves liable to
prosecution.
According TO an "Act TO provide Revenue
for the Government of the State Of Calitor-
MIA, i" passed May 18th, 1854, Licenses are as
follows;
Bankers and Dealers in Exchange--for lst
class, Sl0O per month; "a class, 500; Sd
class, $40, lth class, $50; 9Th class, Sl5.
All persons selling goods, wares, merchan-
disc, wines or distilled liquors, drugs or med
cines, jewelry or wares of precious metals,
and persons who keep horses or carriages
for rent or hire shall pay, per mouth--ior LIST
class, $50. 2d class S314, Sd class S25, 4lh
class $50, 9Th class SO, 9th class : B, Eth
class :, Sth class -, 9TH class $50, 10Th
class -
All tavern and innkeepers, and all persons
who may sell liquors in less quantities than
one quart, shall pay per mouth-tor the lst
class. 40, "a class $50, 3d class, : 10.
For .ach billiard table, S3e per quarter.
Fer each ten-pn alley, So per quarter.
Each travelling merchant hawker and ped
lar, with pack, per month, SlO, do. do, with
wagon. $50.
Every person who shall transact or carry
on any business specified without FIRST pro-
curing the hcen.e required, shah be liable TO
pay double the amount of license, with costs
of prosecution.
Section M of the revenue act is as fol-
lows: The payment of the moneys for the
purpose OF obtaining Licenses under this act,
shall not De construed To grant n any manne,
License, until the License is actually OBJ
tanned rom the Auditor.
H. :. WILLIAMS,
Crtmty IHGiior.
Weavcryille, Feb. 2i le55.
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EXPRESSES.
PACIFIC EXPRESS
COMPANY.

TIIE LATE EMPLOYEES OF ADAMS
j & Co.. in consequence OF the disruption OF
that Finn, have organized themselves into
JOINT STOCK COMPANY, under the
above name and title, for the purpose Of con-
dGctng
GENERAL EXPRESS * FORWARD
ING BUSINESS.
In all its branches, throughout CALIFOR-
MA, OREGON, and the Pacific Coast
generally.
The business will he strictly and solely
Forwarding one. having no connection with
B.4NkS S OR BANKERS,
and viii be conducted on safe and economi4
cal principles.
The EXPRESSES will leave the Office at
the north west corner of Washington and
Montgomery streets, DAILY, at REGU-
LAR HOURS, for
SACRAMENTO, and the Northern Mines;
STOCKTON, and the Southern Mines
SAN JOSE, SAN JUAN q SANTA CRuz;
MONTERREY, SAN PEDRO, and the
Southern Coast generally, as well as to the
NORTHERN COAST OF CALIFORNIA
and to OREGON.
We will also run REG LAR EXPRESS
for Freight, Small Parcels and Letters, to
and from the
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MASONIC NOTICE.

Trinity Lodge No. ~ F. and A. VI. meet
at their Hall in WeayeryIe at their Regular
Communications on the last Monday Even
ing of each month
Attest " RCCH, W. NJ.
i. c. BrscH. Scc'y.
WeaveryIlt. Dee 30th, 1854. If
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SELECTED POETRY.
CATER Gray.
A fine Old Engitsh BoEGd.
BY THOMAS HoLcRoFr.


"Ho! why dost thou shiver and shake,
CATER Gray,
And why dost thy nose look so blue -
- 'Tis the weather that's cold,
For I'm grown very old,
And my doublet is not very new,
Well-a day"'
'srhen line thy worn doublet with ale,
GaHcr Gray,
And warm thy old heart with glass"
NAY, but credit I've none,
And my moneys all gone
Then say how may that come 10 pass
Wei a.dayw
ellie away 10 the house on the brow,
Gaecr Gray;
And knock at the Jolly priests door"
"Ihe priest often breaches
Against worldly riches;
But ne'er gives a mite 70 the poor,
Wella-day"
"The lawyer lives under the hill,
Gaher Gray,
Warmly fenced both in back and in 'front.'
"lie will fasien his locks,
And will threaten the stocks,
Should he eyermore find me III want
a-dayW
"The squire has fat becyes and brown ale,
CATER Cray,
And the season will welcome you there"
ellis fat beeves and his beer,
And his merry new year,
Are all for the flush and the fair,
Well-a-day"
"My keg is but low confess,
Gailcr Gay;
What then while it lasts, man, wen live.
'lhe poor man alone,
When ho hears the poor moan,
Ol his lnofsel a morsel will give,
WeA-a-day"
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GRASS VALLEY RANCH

VHE subscribers having completed their
i Bridge across Trinity river, at Grass Val
ley. would call the attention of the travelling
public to the fact that this is the nearest and
best route from Shasta to Weaver. Neshall
cndeavor to keep our table supplied with the
best of everything the markets Of Weaver
and Sha',a afford.
Our sleeping arrangements are OF the best
~ We have large crop of the very best
description OF Potatoes and other Vegetables
which we are prepared to sell at the lowest
ruling rates, at the Ranch or delivered
dq II WM = LOW DEN X co
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HOTELS, Etc.
AUSTIN HOTEL.

HAVING opened this House in Weaver,
III the undersigned will endeavor to accom-
modatte the travelling public and permanent
boarders with Board and Lodging equal to
any in our town, or in Northern California.
The Bar is furnished with the best Of Lii
uors and Cigars
.13- call anil see as. 81
PATRICK OKEEFE.
WearTriHe Dee. l3, 1854. die .
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TOWER HOUSE.
At the Junction Of the YreLa and Wen
verVille Roads. 12 miles from shasta.

VerViIle Roads. I2 miles from shasta.
THE + undersigned would announce TO the
L public, and particularly to persons trav-
e'ing to and from lrefa and Ncayorvile.
that, having leased this long established
stand, formerly known as the Free Bridge
House. he is prepared to entertain Gus
toners in style not surpassed by any ho-
tcl in Northern California.
Having completed his commodious build
ing, and furnished it in the best possible
manner, he is enabled to promise the very
best accommodations. The table. as hele-
toiore, viii always be supplied with the best
vands the market furnishes while from the
large garden attached to the premises. all the
vegetables grown in this part of the State
will be furnished in the greatest abundance.
lie las also a secure corral connected with
his establishment, always supplied with an
abundance Of barley and hay,
JASON TOWER
dec. IS'4. dg If
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FOUR MILE HOUSE.

q TIE PROPRIETOR Of this
16@ n. long known and well established
ssl1AsSaIA llOTsl on tho main trail from
Shceta 10 Wcaycryillo ar3 Yrctq, would an
auounce TO the public that he is now prepar
ed to entertain travellers, boarders, and Gus
toners generally.
HIS TABLE AND BAR
are always supplied with the choicest food
and liquors that can be procured in this mar
kct There is also q fine Corral connected
with the house, with abundance Of proven
der, where animals will be perfectly safe.
Desiring 20 withdraw from the business Of
Hotel Keeping, the undersigned will dispose
of this wcll-cstablished hotel stand on mod
crate terms, if applied to soon.
n. MAIlER.
Shasta, Co. Dee. 1851. dgu
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TO Northern Merchants and Tr"ders.
MERCANTILE AGENCY !!
NlUE UNDERSIGNED HAVE ES-
j TABLlSHED AN
Agency for tie Tnrcha@e Of
GOOds IN San IrdnciScO.

One OF the firm, (Mr. Bartlett will reside
permanently in San Francisco, and VIII give
bls ,rhoIe attention to the selection, purchase
and forwarding of goods on commission.
The advantages Of permanent residence
in san Francisco, in purchasing goods, must
be obvious to all.
Having had about fifteen years experience
in the Eastern States and San Francisco, and
two years residence in a mining region.
thereby becoming familiar with the wants OF
the mining trade, and not being interested IN
the sale Of goods, we feel justified IN offering
our services to the merchants in the interior,
and hope by CAREFUL, PROMPT, and FAITHFUL
attention to orders, to merit and receive lib
eral patronage.
rT5@ Orders should be accompanied with
the funds, a careful description Of goods or
dercd, and shipping directions
COMMISSIONS MODERATE.
WESTCOTT u BARTLETT.
OFFICE-Railr House.
Commercial ST., San Francisco.
SODA WORKS, SHASTA.
RFE EERENC
J. w. Brtan 4 Co., sacramento St, san +
Adams * Co, Shasta.
Cram, Rogers d Co., Shasta and Weaver
Vile
G. T. Pennobaker, Trinity river.
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4 LII descriptions Of Blanks printed to or
y der on short notice al the TINES Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-18

FIGHT WITH A HUGS RATTLEsNAKE-
Mr. Daniel Terryman communicates to
us an account of thrilling encounter he
recently had with rattlesnake. On first
discovery, bis snakeShip was preparing
to appropriate to his use squirrel by
the side of the road, but possibly fancy
ing larger game, "pus after" MIR. t.,
who gave leg bail, and ran. On find
ing that the gap between him and the
snake was closing, Mr.. I. sought the first
weapon in the shape of club, and turn
ing, gave the snake q blow Just as the
reptile was pausiDg and gathering for
the fatal spring. The blow came Just
IN the nick of timo and just in the right
spot, severing the lead from the body.
Dir. T. says:
" After the head was severed, the body
continued to run IL different directions,
as is generally the case previous to
death-but IN this case il continued for
an unusual length of time, owing, no
doubt, to the size of the reptile, and the
amount Of The muscular strength which
1t possessed. After it became sufficiently
quiet, so that it could be Strengthened out,
L measured 1t closely and found it to be
exactly SIX feet eleven inches in length,
by nine and half inches in circumfer-
ences beng the largest one Of that species
that had ever been seen in that region or
country.-NdSSiiOn (Ohio) NeaeS.
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Leave MarYsyilIe Wednesday, Friday, and SUM-
day at pm
Arrive at A'chison Friday, Sunday, sid Tues.
day by 9pm ..
Bids to run orce q wesk viii be eonsidsse5.
No. 1884 From Whitese.ps, by Highland, Iowa
Point, to Story's Landing 30 miles and back,
once aweek
Leave Whitehesd's iday at sam
Arrive at St0ry's Landing same day by epm
Leave story's Landing Saturday ct sam
Arrive at WhteHead's came day by pm
No, 1928 From Oregon, (ho.,) by Iowa Point, to
uiShland (E.snsas.) IL miles and back, one.
Leave Oregon Saturday steam
Arrive ut II ghland ssme day nv I2m
Leave Highland Saturday at / pm
Arrive at Oregon same day bv pm.
No. 1929 From Fnrt LeaVenworth to Sac and Eek
Agepc~, 100 Ibilss and back, once a week
Leave Fort Lsaysnworth Monday ut M
Arrive at Sac and Fox Agency w, dnesday By
lam
Leave Sac and Fox Agency Thursday at 8 g m
Arrive at Fort LsavsnYor'h ssturday by II IN.
NO. l52aO From Fort scott to Fort Atkinson, -
mill" and hack.
Leave Fort Scott
Arrive st Fort Atkinson
Leave Fort Atkinson
Arrive a Fort S-ott
Bidders will stare the distance and propose a
schedule.
Ne l5r4I From Fors Scott TO Crawford semina airy,
- miles and back
Leave Fort Scott
Arrive a. Crawl ri Semirary
Lea'e Crawford Seminary
ArIivs ST Fer Scott
Bidders win state the distance and propose a
schedule
No. 1922 From Westporr to Fori scott miles and
hack
Leave Westport
Arrive st Fort Scott
Lave Fort Sc tt
Arrive # IVES port
BIDDER viii state the distances and propose a
schedule
For fo'ms Of proposals, guarantee, and cprSf-
Case; also, Instructions aud requirements, lem
brscIOS conditions t. DE Inco por tel IN the con.
tracts to such ext.nt the d4YaTtIaent ,aay dem
prop'rJ Sc advertisement in@Ei's proposals fer
mail service n the western and SOU % yes eru gacs
dated 9th January, 1854
JAMES CAMPBELL,
june 4--1sw4y E-stUlasiar General
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TRAVELLERS pJPECToRY.
BY RAILROAD DIRECT
THE BALTIMORE And ONO
RAILROAD

AViNG greatly improved lie Western conn.
1T tons now offers the fullest IN duc,sDapts "A
Ia.'ters between Washington, baltimore. aud an
west " u VIC OVeh
sac connection between The trains from Wash.
'.sp'h ana t0e iTaiEs bound west t;on RaIiimo !,
iTln@;s iEShpuy made al tie Washington Junc,iop
-! .',e Neay Housed mites from Balu
',ue "is u the 0hg chance Of cars tcouired 10
Meec w aslInstoa and the Ohio riv.r Ra.,a.ss.
checked through ID WheeliDy ar ,bc pyarb.aS,Is
,duuti, eld ftchecked and transferred therc Ta1rh
ho.,-, ,irSc mi.Sut ehaIse, fsr those holding
relns leave Washington daily At a. m. ,nS Az :,
! n. On Sundays At the latter hour nnly. "a y
AZ w bfelIng dircct connection Is made with ,A0
Ear1s OF the CENTRAi. OHIO RAiLROAD -
Gi8- from BeilaTe On the ohio. peaT W. o raa
3Tcug1 Cambridge, Evansville and Ecwa,k 80
COLUMBUS. These trains connect AZ Ns,,.-,,b
with ihe cas- Of the Newark Mansfield and Ssnsps
y railroad Tor SGnousky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago
~. Louis, etc. >~so
AT Columbus The c. o. Railroad trains copna,,
wita the fast trains OF the little HGia Raly,S >,
HeRia, CINCINNATI, louisville. etc a,
8e"'a ION Little Miami Railr0adl connection !,
i1med with the t,aIHs thTcUgl, Dayton. 60 INDIAN
hPol.is, Tcfre Haute, Lafayette, Chicago, Rock
| Island, -. Louis, etc.
Be- Passcn. erS holding through tickets for Mem
piss Ptoastug, EGtoses, &e.c Orleans etc. which
are also sold AZ washington are transferred Al Gin
c!nnad 10 me MAJ! Steamers oC the Ohio. Tickets
o' Evansville, Cairo, and ST. Louis arc so,G By th.
route.
EsrF0G CLEVELAND. aud via Cleveland n
'uied', Detroit, Chicagn, exc. tickets sre sols
when the Ohio Is nayjga6le bclssca Wheeling ard
'Vel!svi,ie iony HIiirsD where Cynnec;fa, Wi,s
ne Cicve'a and ard Pits5uIg Railroad Is made
Travellers 6Te TsqT-s ed 20 notice iha- Y kc m,
- ne Only route aanTinc through ;ck;ts end chrct.
- " ellington, /; is as" the s5nTs-i most saeedy
AID Sirect 10 nearly all the leading points IN ne
great West. Tho distance fr ~ Washington toCm
cinnaU Is CEi 635 miles, being aJ0H 100 miles ,,o-
CT Ihan b. any other r0Uiel
FARE By THROUGH TICKET FROM WASH
iNGTON: TO Wheeling, 50 20, Columbus sl3 Is.
Dal on. Sl5 50; Cis"innsu, SIC; Loui-vls by
raiifpan Sle65. by steamer from ,ncnBati SIS In
aIshapG:is. Sl1 30; Cleveland, $40 Is; Toledo SIs
81; D"ucu. SIS 20; Chicago $40 65 and s!g 20; 81
-"I's, So % and SIS; Memphis, Go New Or
leans, S3l. &C.
az FOR FREDERICK aud UsRPrR'S FEREy
NAhI1SS3CHG, pERKELEY SPRINGS CHM
KIRKLAND, BEDFORD SPRINGS, Piedmont. Osk
sand- and Paramount, p3SS'ns NAV leave WASH
lnginn az b 2 IA or IA =. IN. Por lhe n iBor yar
stations between talurlcre aud WbvuliSg taks6
a m tram from Washington.
- Eos uaiHs ~ and f-oa lz,;inorc. hpnanoI;s
etc, sce s9cC!Gi advert selnrnts.
s9-tor further information. through tickets AZ
apply 10 THCS. II. PAIRS ms; ~ IT. N Uas,inr,
ton rtatol' JOHN Il. DONE
Master o. TTaHspGrtaIOn
Ba!.no.e and OaIy Railroad Baltimore,
may 3-lf
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CHEERFULNEss AND EONG.-If you
would keep spring in your hearts, learn
TO sing. There is more merit in melody
than most people are aware of. Il cob.
Ter who smoOths his wax ends with a
song, will do IS much work in a day as
one given toill-nsture and fretting would
effect IN q week. Songs are like sun
shine; they run to cheerfulness, to fill
the bosom with such buoyancy that fer
the time being you feel filled with June
air, or like e meadow Of clover in BIOS
som.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1855-06-18

TRANSIENT You've MEN.-Girls, be-
ware of transient young men; never suf-
fer the addresses of a stranger; recollect
that one good farmer boy or mechanic is
worth ali the floating trash in the world.
The allurements Of dandy jack with a
gold chain about his neck, a walking
stick in his paw, some honest tailor's
coat on his back, and brainless skull.
can never make up the loss of kind
father S house, 4 good mothers counsel,
and the society of brothers and sisters:
their affections last, while that of such
young man is lost at the wane of the
honeymoon. lis true.
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EVENING STAR.
THE MIGHT.

BIZ BARRY CORNWALL.
On the summer night
Has q smile Of light,
And she sits upon a sapphire throne,
Whilst the sweet winds load her
With garlands of 0dOT
From the bud of the rose O'erblownl
But the Suturln night
Has piercing sight.
And step both strong and free
And voice Of wonder,
Like the wrath Of thunder.
When he Shouts 10 the stormy sea.
And the winter night
Is all cold and white,
An she singeih song Of pain,
I'LL Tia wild bee hummeth,
And the warm spring cometh,
When she dies in dream of rain!
o, the night, the night
IT'S lovely sight,
Whatever the Cline IT time,
For sorrow then soareth,
And tie lover OHtpoureih
His soul iG a star-brig1t rhyme.
1t bTingeih sleep
To the fOTt Il deep,
The forest bird 10 its .iest;
To care, bright hours,
And dreams cf flowers,
And that balm 10 the weary rest!
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t[JhE4 -. =,
Lto. 10 ss HIc i@i Co-is-ul.l @. il.e ...esl
Respectable Druggists il South Carolina.
C1ARI1s-aE, ). &. =, u. "a, ISsJ.
Aessrs. MORTIMER & N"@-a-T;-Ilc saie "a
your HamptOu'5 Vegetable ri..ylEla il Ilcrei.sIa.
every day, and eVery bottle 8.! .DcC.nIGaads tbs
Taiuahe medicine la the a..gctaG. Several Gi uGY
planters have ieG il in different Ca>Us win aiJ.-
Bhiog luccess, a:d ale ae;s.Ie - by E4iI dozy.s IL
if ben iUIii 10 Ec LL5 greatest TaatGy E,T lIri-
m!iIc affections, G!ii . wonderful care hes been
pefnfiasd Oh negro bJv, sj.lIoII..I :lO.l Ei,s.
vii fGTiiaa You with iLIat1T Of ceraacgIea il ycu
wish them.
an, s"Et!caleH yours, ". =. Tk01zr.
CAL and get pamphlets rId.lJ, Gai see cures Of
Co';2n, bronchitis, HleuB.alisll, Neuralgia, Dys
pepsla, Nervousness aGd General Wedancss. AS /,
female medicine or for delicate children we bceye
il uGeqTalaG.
Sold by MORTIMER & tTCIVBchy, IIO gaiti-
hore street, BltiniCre, and 304 Brlai!yysy NJ. WORK
CaAs. STcTr q Co, J. p. 5iooRn. y. 8. CL.H,l.;,
DEARkE {; HOwLISe, w. 2LLIGT, and II MCPuIK
son, Washington also, By z. s. i. CI ELL Geogac
town; and {. q. EERar, Alexandria, and by Drug
sS'S cF1iST'c'e' feb 2l-tf
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GRANGE 6ED - .RYaJgERIA RAILROAD
9s - :sai;is :iss

On G,.d otter TucsLag, EcU. Z, 1851,
Ere Cars iosV. A..Xeniria daily fer Gord,ns
: w. -t1 iE,-I.8-djass -tsticnG GtF4 o'c.o.f.
r. -, h Ezg..ai % -be tcat f-0c, wLshing.ao
stT.-1 SNIP. fin Eyr Breakfast on boA-a C-rr
ScEc1- :: r.; z==ss JCUstisn with trsiE for SIR
ecy-. 1T .-rfHa;o-. - ct;on -1iuh trsin Cor Vs.
rertco. ard ~ GCrGc1iIis vi-1 fts trains on tns
Vtrg!1ta gsotrE EsIrcs. iar ..ichIload Cha-.,.tss
VIE, 2rG Sss1D,Ua
IS c-.rs lease Goa EEs.ls Gsi,T - Ai1xEndrs
sui i,tsf .e,,.sj- ..eiur7, . bs;ore - > D. o.
- ';tiFs = Ice .ciTs G. ta- ti-;iai. Central al
rEi ;iofa @is.1scE6, Ctar.t ,sssille cnc stsunton
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