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The Hillsborough recorder. [volume] (Hillsborough, N.C.) 1820-1879, 1857-02-11
New and Fresh Goods,

PR GIEglIMIE.
'IyHE undersigned has Just returned from NtN York
with full assortment Of Goods ior Gsulsnen's
wear. comprising
senioni's. Bloley's aud Dsrnon Mssson's
Broad Cloths, Velvet. Beavers aud otIier
O,er-cuatings.
Rich Fancy Cassimeres,
Velvet, Cashmere. and More Antique
Vestings,
Ready -made Clothing. aud Furnishing Goods.
10 which he respectfully invites the attention 81 biz
friends and the public.
has the satisfaction Of stating that his selection 10
by far the perfect regards true isse tlegaues
al quality. Of any that he has before Offered.
The e1peuenes Of mote than twenty yeats has httn
iuy exercised or the tsnei II bic customers. and bis
efforts please 10 this instance have sssds been fully
sustained ~ the judgment d persons Of knaun
snd capacity.
His stock % colhs pnrehassJ fresh ~ impaired.
from the fashionable and best established house,,
and Tor his Ready made Clothing. both 10 style and
finish. he ehsenges the closest scrutiny.
Az u A, No. I. And No. I &c 10 promised OF no
pay required.
LEVIN CARMICHAEL.
: October u. 81
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N E W G GODS.

1O1E Yards Of Mohar DeBage Poplns. Hsmii-
%dC ton & Paris's printed Del.anes, English
and French Merinos,
$50 wards Of colored and Black Silks,
1875 yaids Rihands, Gimps, &c.
1900 yards Bleached aud Unbea,hei shfsings'
James, Pillow case and Sheetings,
$50 yards Linseys, 400 yards Calico,
1900 yards Sainets, Twesds and Wool James,
900 wards Cheeks, Stripes and Ticks
lf5 Blankets, 500 yards flannels,
French and English Cloths and CassDers, Nesiings,
Ladies' Black Cloth and silk Cloaks aud Manles,
Black. Green. Blue, Brown and Olive Cicakings,
Sack Flannels, Silver Martin and Coney AimIets,
Swansdown.
Genuine Swiss Musins. dotted Do
Coats PANTS Vests, UseTeoais, Cloaks Gent shawis
and'shawl Pins. Shirts. &c.
eco Hats and Caps $50 pairs Of Shoes and Boots.
Planished Oval respots, and Coffee Biggins and
oblons Egg Coolers, ten aud twelve holes, lapanned
Toilet Ware.
FOR COACH MAKERS.
Patent or dash Leather, Plain and Twilled, Patent
Canvas Coach and Table OIL Cloths three quarters 10
FIVE qualers wide. Scanning Cord, &c DC.
FOR SHOE MAKING.
lso0 Pounds sole Leather French and American
Calf skins; Goat and Morocco Skins; Binding and
cochnesl skins and Boot tops; Home tanned Ippfr,
light and heavy and Sole Leather sparables OF brsds;
Theads, No. 10. ~ DC Bristles Boot Webb and Eye
lets.
$500 Pounds Sugar, 5000 lbs. Coffee; ~ gallons
JAMES WEBB.
Cktober IA. TO-
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EfeimboId's Genuine Preparations.
HELMBoLD's HIGHLY CONCENTRATED
Compound Fluid Extract Buchu
crRrAIN, sArr, AND EFrEcrul Al RrMEDr

isA CERTAIN, SAFE, AND EFfEcTuaL RraEDr
For Discusses Qf The Bladder Kidneys, 6oape Dropsy,
atoaessea, Secret Diseases DISTINCTIONS Female Com
piaiats, aud s other Diseases OF the Sexual Organs,
whef er In Male or Female, from whatever cause they
may have originated no matter Of how long standing.
fhis popular and specific remedy is now offered TO the
afflicted and guaranteed TO all the above complaints
Ii searches OUT the very roots Of the diseases driving out
All The diseased fluids Of the body thus removing The
cause and rendering the cure CERTAIN and PERMA-
NENT. This medicine allays pain and Inflammation
which other remedies invariably cause and be taken
with less trouble and expense 10 patients. This inall
bile remedy has saved thousands upon thousands from
the hands Of Merciless UACKS If not from premature
graves In cases Of Infection the Compound Buchu is
the only Article worthy of the least confidence Of the ai
hicied in performing SAFE CURES. 1t contains no
narcotic mercury, other injurious drug, but is pure
" Warrants COMPOSITION. II is very agreeable TO
The taste creates no pecephe odor and may he taken
by persons 81 either sex without hneance from bus
ness Or medical ADVICE plain direcsons for ac
company The medicine. Reader il you have any Of the
above complaints, DO not neglect them, DELAYS are
DANGEROUS. With this medicine you can cure
Yourself and thus prevent all exposure
TRUTH MUST AND WILL PREVAIL.
This medicine speedily and efectually cures the mos
sruent form o secret Diseases and eradcaes every par
,ice Of infectious matter from the system restoring h
patient 10 perfect state OF Health and Purity. And
q medicine which must benefit erybody, from the sim
ply delicate 10 the confined and despairing invalid, nj
equal i 10 be found il acting both a. Gu RE and PRE-
gENrlVE Of any Of the above ailments.
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no THE PUBLIC,

yJIlE subscriber takes this method Of informing his
customers and The public generally, that his Mills
are IN first rate order for making Flour q the best KIND
and with despatch. having three pair Burrs running,
md can make d load Of Flour in few hours. The
Mills are within about three miles Of the Rail Road,
where the Flour can be put and shipped to any maj.
ket desired. Those from distance, coming enrly 10
The evening, can have their Flour made by the nen,
morning so that they can take it to the Rail Road and
returning can get their ofs 10 take home, all the same
"Trip. Barrels kept constantly on hand.
The very best prices will be paid for WHEAT by
the subscriber, at the Mills, at Peter D. Ruiiins IN
Hillshorough.
10000 bushels OF Wheat wanted.
ALEXANDER DICKSON.
Crtober 81, liz
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Boots, Shoes. Leather, &c.

yHE subscriber takes this method Of informing bis
i friends and the public generally, thai be Is carrying
on the Boot and shoe.makng business at his Tan Yard
in Orange county, N. g.. twelve miles south OF Roxho-
rough, and twelve miles north Of Hillsborough. The
shop is conducted entirely by MI Asa N Davis former
" Of Hshorough, who aiters himself, and those ior
vhom lie has worked will hear him out in his opinion
ina, he can do as good work AZ any workman IN the
State and on as reasonable terms and IN as expeditions
manner as any other workman 10 be found.
All orders from a distance promptly attended ~. he
now receiving large stock Of Northern Calf Skin Tor
making Boots, Shoes, &c. w II PASS.
to 20
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THIS Preparation contains no Arsenic or Mer-
curry. and viii not, like the many compounds now
recommended for BILIOUS or other FEVERs, leave
the system in q condition more TO be dreaded than
the disease hut its great merit is in lis CURATIVE,
PREVENTIVE and RESTORATIVE properties, and
is adapted to all ACES ana conditions Of the system
Nearly all the articles which enter into It's compost
ton are of themselves sinsy. remedial agents Tor the
cure Of BILIOUS and INTERMITTENT FEVERS.
As preventive, this Medicine shiuld be used by
conyaescents Travellers Emgrants and others, during
The Summer and FAN months, when maarious diseases
are most prevalent.
A Treatise by G. A. LEONARD. New York, on
the disease with Testimonials and Certificates Of cures
perfected, be obtained gratuitously, al all The
places where ii is sold.
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r EMOVAL.

VyHE subscriber having removed his Store 10 the old
4 stand formerly occupied by A. Z. Murdock. just
East Of the Court House. will he pleased 10 see his old
friend. and customers. and as many ones 40 may
choose 10 give him call He promises, % heretofore,
TO use his hest efforts suit them, 18th in the price and
quality Of Goods.
ar The following articles will be fsken in exchange
for Merchandise. at the market price; Wheat, Flour,
Com Meal ThIeshed OATS leans. Linsey. Striped Cot
ton Tow Cloth FLAX and Cotton Cloth, Beesxsx. Flax
seed, Rags. old Castings, &c. &c.
P.B. RUFFIN.
Fel,tuary GO 2T--6m
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ECARTER's SPANISH MIXTURE.
The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE REST AFTER ALIVE KNOWN! .

The Great Purifier Of the Blood
THE BEST ALTERATIN KNOWN! !.
Not Particle Of iiercuy IN Il
An nallble remedy for Scloua, Kings Evil, kheuma-
ism Obstinate Cutaneous Ernpions, Pmples or Pos
tules on the Face, Blotches Boils, Ague and Fe-s
vel, Chronic Sore Eyes, Ringworm OF letter,
Scad.head Enlargement and Pain OF the
Bones and Joints, Salt Rheum, Stub
born Ulcers, Syphiiic Disorders,
and all diseases arising from an
iniudicious use Of Mercury,
Inprudence in Life, or
Impurity Of Blood.
This great alternative Medicine and Purifier o. the
Blood is now used by thousands Of grateful patients
from all parts Of the United S,aies who testify daily to
the remarkable cures performed by the greatest o. oil
medicines, "CARTERS SPANISH MlAfURE,"
Neuralgia Rheumatism, Scrofula, Eruptons on the
skim Liver Disease Fevers Ulcers Old Sores Infection
Of the Kidneys, Diseases Of the Throat, Female Com
plants, Pains and Aching Of the Bones and JOINTS are
speedily put to flight by using this inestmable remedy
For all diseases Of the Blood nothing has yet been
found 10 compare with it. II eleanses the system OF oil
impurities acts gently and efficiently on the Liver and
Kidneys strengthens the Digestion gives tone TO The
stomach makes the Skin cearand healthy and restores
the Constitution, eneebled by disease or broken down
BY the excesses Of YOUTH pristine vgor and strength
For the DISEASES OF FEMALES 1t is peculiarly appca
prescribed with the happiest effects. Il invgoraes The
weak and dehated and imparls elasticity to the worn
out frame clears the skin, and leaves the patient hest
and heahy single bottle Of this lnestimahe remed,
is worth all The socaed Sarsaparillas in existence
The large number Of certificates which We have re
ceyed from persons from al parts Of the United states
the hest evidence that there is no humhug about Y
The Press. hotel keepers magistrates physicians, an
public men, well known to the community, oil add lhel
3 testimony 10 the wonderful effects OF this GkE -
| BLOOD PURIFIER.
Call on the Agent and getan Almanac. and read N
il details Of astonishing cure. performed by CARfERi
!, Spanish MIXTURE, (lS MOST eAsEs WHERE yl
: M THING ELsg han siGSALLr FAILED. The limits
an advertisement ALL not admit heir full Insertion
WM. s. BEERS & CO. Proprietors,
y No. 304. Broadicay Ma York,
Q To whom all orders must he addressed
g Fol sale BY Druggists and Country Merchants IN {
parts Of the United States and the Canadas. and
!. Long g. Cain, Hishornueh; A. McAlpine IN
y ceyyille; w. x. ]. NJ Pasln Leasburp; i. j. Parir
ID GIeensborough; ]. w. Field, jamestown.
July. Is. 4I-l2
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THE HILLsBORouaH RECORDER
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nv DENNIS HgApTr

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NO paper willie discontinued until III
pad, unless 81 the option Of the Publishers.
Hereafter no pspsi viii he sent 10 nev sul.e,h.,
Out Of this State unless payment made IL advance a.
Que person ~ the state will become rsspo ssls 10 ks
suno,si ana me paperw not be- ,sn,io subscriber
ment unless y u 70 one personally known 20 u ana n
whose integrity We have confidence
Advertising Rates for the Recorder.
ApvrarisfsKsTs not exceeding fourteen lines ore
dollar for the hrsi and twenty-five cents m ssek suse
qusnt insertion longer ones 10 proportion. cear a.
versemeni. twenty-five per cent. higher dedpelio.
81 oneihird WILDE made 10 se,snisers hs The yssr,
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THE KNUcKLE
WASHING MAC HIN T.,
Patented by Christopher HoneswOrlh, Indiana, May
4th, 1852.
MADE AND SOLD BY

4th, 1852.
MADE AND SOLD BY
ALEXANDER KSON,
Owner IL The Patent Right in the counties Of Johnston
Wake. Orange, Person AMI AaHance.
THESE Machines save time. labor, soap and clothes,
as the dnt is taken out without rubbing. They
will save more IL year in ordinary sized family
than their cost. There Is work which females are
called upon perform thai is 80 laborious and pnheal-
thy as washing. A great many Machines have been
invented for the purpose Of relieving this labor hui
answered the purpose until the introduction Of the
KNUCKLE MACHINE. which has given entie So
lisfaciion when fully and fairly tested.
Price Of the Machine delivered Ia persons in any Of
the above named counties, ten dollars. All orders al.
dressed u Alexander Dickson Marlborough, Orange
comfy, n. O.. will he promptly attended 70.
Every Machine warranted hen fully and fairy tried
March ". 1856. 30
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BRANnRETIi,s Die

Forfhs eHvf of influence. CsIds. Igdtr,.tse, ~
PsPsia ,Headaeks .De6iliiy, Heoins.,.
DC. &c. &c.
OF Fresh supply sireesissd, and for sale h,
iheigenis, d. HEARTH Son, aiths Pfintise OlBe..
Hilsbofopeh James B.M.Dsds ,CkspetHiiI. ana
q. A .Mebsne Mason Hall.
Ioly sth. 1884. t.41.
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MANUFACTURED BY
DON ALD X EN- EDY.

No. 100 Warren Nyeei, R,rJury, Massachusetts,.
Price s 90.
Wholesale Agents. New York City. G. v. clirkncr.
- Barclay Street; q. II. Ring, 1872 Broadway A. b. 4
D.. Sands. 100 Fulton Street
y. w. Dyeu 4 sons, Philadelphia; 5. :. Hanse,
Baltimore; Geo II. keyscr, Piiisbnre; 4. d. Moore,
Buifalo; Hugh Miller Toronto; Lyman & Dr.
roranto Iohn Bike. Montreal; Brinknhoif & Penion.
Chicago; James Reed. Chicago; John William, London.
L. ".
Al Retail ,y Long & Gain. Hl.ho-ouch, y. C.. and
~ respectable Druggists the United States aud Bri-
ii,h Provinces.
November Is. c.
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NOW o. HAND,
bacon sides. shst. lice Herring;
- Be-, Coffee sngsf.
Cfus,leb. posJefei ssd Loaf susaI;
ffesh Hop Table salt;
supsnd hstd Tslga Candles.
siiefm end AdsinaBli5e Cabjlfs.
Nefy fns Black end Green Teaa
BUfBtiis Premium Wheat Pans len IN ssis.
JAMES WEBB
June ie. a.
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LUMBER! LuMBER!!

IU MBER. 1t MBEKI!
TIVE sniersigDed would respectfully infyrm the eiii.
senf VI Orange snd Ai5mance that they are pre-.
PARED 10 furnish LUMBER u qusiiiy inferior TO none
81 ihs sisit and upon moderate terms. Tbeif Millis
sias,s5 four mile s6st Of Btsas6ells Turnout, where
the LBmbsr vii be Loaded on hs Cars. All COMM.
niergls add'pssed o d u BfasEsld viii meet with
pfompi sltentirn.
WI. VI. ALLISON & RIOS.
iuly ]. s5--
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Have YOU a Pump !?

Have you a Pump?
HAVING purchased hom ~ Graves he sole right
tn he ale II Barker's DoIAle Acting Fotcr and
Lii Pump. IL lie counties ~ TRANCE aud aiamancr
those Jr.it0us II getting excellent Pump simple and
II The zane lime sening out continuous stream u "a
Ter. can get one hy Supplying tV The Subscribers.
So. ). A. White. At Mebanesville. has one of these
Pump. 10 operation, Rhifl be writes ". pefofnis adj
mrlly. lie !. au,hofLedt IT, sci as agent fof Tie sale Of
our Pumps 10 that section, snd any application 70 him
will meet With a. prompt attention a. II directed 70 u.
Zinc Of wood ilbing furnished " q ififing e1pnss.
]. e. TURRENTINE & sun.
MAY s. 37-
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ISIIzARxfHAN ALE LUNCH BOON
NJ IL, wafer asd "a Wal strsst
pichsrdscn. having sasocsicd hirnaeY
Chsr,ss usstev Tor connected with the
ers,nsoi ~ he u g. sieamshlp Baltic enssied 70 WV
~ =. 49,. farS,iiee o hke Numerous patrpss
fSssIiisssshar ale e slse sc.ed for family
Tict dsnnsrs from ~ 70 o'clock.
Srscpa. steaks and kdpeyp Al Sve minulss .,a~,
favory pes-fnution, beef porx A.,
S,~cbrakcA RAM ury cakes and ~ausaxs rnIis
TIE bes, =. eco,ls,cn In ss CITY vii " orns sv, -,.,y.
hnported wines spif ard ssgar- ~ br~,, nuss5
Rnsiss pcs 90 ssaees Ac., pc. syywl Nsamer. sae
psc~~p on Gle zoe refe<e,cs-rsw vera Es,rs e,.. -
rr,svce ISn'oa DAILY fla's nussss1 Nsvs, Puass era
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NyorrCy-ro THE RELIEF GUARD THE MxwBv rs
IN Of The above company requested 70 attend meeting
On fueeday evening" April At Grsmercy Hotel at ecoes
10 ske arrAnGemens for The funeral % our ats brche~
Jonr H.srlse Secretary. JOHN KEvaAs. CAPITAL,
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rrHr MEMBERS or THE q WILSON GUARD .Ry
rsquesfed 10 attend DIT st sse Cage scrsns ~orcsg %
Cnry.tis ard rs'sncey sfsta Friday evening i9a Inst
nj oeLek Fvery memtes rsa 1sssd - Be uf ssent
O. A. NoMAuus Secretary %. Moa 11H, Qaplsla
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WASHINGTON CITY, JULY 81, 1857.
wRUTEN FOR THE AMERICAN. I
Oh Why Did He Die.
By X.

Oh why did he die and the mother bent low
To kiss the pale brow OF her child
And she thought that she'd tasted es bitierest woe
AS she poured forth those accents so wild;
The loved form was still, and the cold ashy lips
Returned not that mothers fond kiss
Oh God Of the childless she cried in her grief
Hast thou balm for sorrow like this9
Oh why did he die were there no aching hearts
Who, wearied of earth and its strife,
Would have welcomed the stroke that has borne hin
from hence,
And embitlered for ever my life?
Then why did he dies And q frail being knelt
By the grave of her hearts chosen one;
Aud she murmured in sorrow and anguish Of heart
Would to God that liie's journey was done.
Oh why did she die? Must the orphan 60 forth
Sad, frendless unloved and unknown?
Has earth none to soothe the sad sorrowing heartP
But it mournfully answered." alone"
One by one had her loved ones been laid in the grave
Till severed was each earthly tie
And she clung to that mothers inanmate form,
And murmured, why did she die
Ahl why? Ifin wand'ing away from thy God,
Thy heart and thine eye hath grown dim;
The dark waves Of grief may have swept Ger thy soul
But to lead thee, sad mourner, to him.
Then search the lone depths of thy sorrowing heart
And there, free from all earthly stain,
Let the love, long forgotten-the love Of thy God
Supremely, eternally reign.
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The Mails.

First Northern and Eastern Mail closes at p. m.
departing at q. M, next morning, Except Sundays
and arrives at 6 q IN.
Second Northern and Eastern Mail closes at O. Z
y. m and arrives at p M, except Sunday.
First Southern Mail closes at p M. aud arrives
at 81 a. m.
Second Southern Mail closes at p M, and arrives
st4p.m.
Western Mail closes at 2 p. M, and arrives at
p. m.
Northwestern Mail closes at p. M, and arrives Al
SPIN:
Norfolk and Portsmouth Mail closes at p m, and
arrives et IL u daily except Sunday.
Annapolis Mail closes at Il p, m. and 9 p, M. OK
cept Sunday, and arrives at II Il m, and p. m.
feesburg Mail closes on Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at p. m, and arrives same days at II p m
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departing az a. M, and arrives st SPIN.
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Thursday Mt p. m. and arrives Tuesday, Thursday
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Friday at D. M, and arrives on Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday at p. m.
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and arrives at a. IN. and Q p. m.
Upper Marlboro Mail closes daily, except Sunday
at p. M, and arrives at 5p. IN.
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Telegraph Offices.

Houses Printing Telegraph, National Hotel, en-
trance on Sixth street, door north Of Pennsyya
MIA avenue To New York via Baltimore Philadel.
phia and intermediate points; connecting at New
York with the Eastern line TO St Johns and the
Western limos to New Orleans
Magnetic Telegraph, National Hotel, corner of 9Th
street and Pennsylvania Avenue 10 New York,
connecting above with the extreme East and
West
Southern Telegraph, National Hotel. To New Or
leans via Alexandria Richmond Augusta and Mo-
bile, and intermediate points, including all the sen
board cities.
Western Telegraph, Pennsy lvania Avenue, be
tween Sixth and Seventh streets, over Giman's drug
store 10 Wheeling and intermediaie points con.
hectng with al the Western and Northwestern
lines
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TR A Y lie RS GUID b
Washington Branch Railroad.

Trains run us follows;
From Washington at u. m, connecting Mt Relay
with trains from the West and at Baltimore with
those for Philadelphia and New York
At $50 a m. for Annapolis, Baltimore, Pbiladel-
phia and New York.
At D. IN. for Baltimore and Norfolk and at Relay
with the Frederick train.
Express at APO p IN. at Relay for the West and
for Annapolis, Balimore, Philadelphia, and New
York
On sunday at a m. and 20 p. IN.
From Baltimore to Washington at LIS and 9.lj o,
M; 8 aud BIS p. m,
On Sunday 4.l5a, m. and 5,l5 p, m.
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stages from Washington.

II. w Martin, agent, Office Franklin Honse corner
OF Eighth and ID streets.
For Leonardtown and Charlotte Hall, Md, leave
Monday, "Wednesday and Friday, At 6l3 a. m.
For Port Tobacco, Nd. leave Tuesday Thursday,
and Saturday at C Is q. IN.
For Upper Marlboro Md, leave daily at 6}l a. m.
For Rockville. Nd leave daily at 81 n. m.
For Frederick, Nd, leave Tuesday, Thursday, and
SATURDAY. at Gl1 q. m.
For Leesburg and Winchester, Va, leave Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday at A. a. IA.
For Brookyille and MechanicsvillP, Md, leave
Dorsey's hotel, 9TH street