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Endurance Of the Horse.

Mr. Editor Tho late snow storm has
furnished many evidences of endurance of
animals, and they have reminded nue. of
remarkable instance of a stage horse, with
ont parallel in cur recollection, and is as
true as remarkable. A pair oflead horses
broke loose from one Of the Mail Coaches
on the line between Montgomery and Mo-
bile Alabama, and ran off, enc was found
the other day after dihgent search was given
up as lost and probably killed in the race
On the 2Sth day afterwards the dogs Of some
hunters hayed him; when they came up be
showed fight or defence. His harness in
full rig, his bride rein over the names and
bis driving rein having dragged, fastened
him SO that he could not get away or lie
down. He had stood fer twenty -eight days
without food or water.
The dampness of the spot, and wet sea-
son for most of the time had assisted him to
endure his privatien, and finally recovering,
he was again in his place when passed
over the line two years age, in ordinary
aesh and strength. Char Je6eryoaian.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

4 Decima1 CaITeacy The Corn Ex-
change Association Of Philadelphia, one
of the most influential OF the mercantile
organizations Of that city, have adopted a
resolution expressing their hearty concur
renee in the action of Congress to remove
the deprecated Spanish coin, aud adopting
the rates of the federal decimal currency in
their produce transactions, in lieu Of the
Spanish fractions.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
" e;ghtS Of Measures,

The following table of the number 0
pounds of various articles to the bushel
may be Of interest to our readers:--
Wheat, sixty pounds.
Shelled corn, fity-six pounds.
Corn in the cob, seventy pounds.
Rye, ffty-six pounds.
Oats, thirty-six pounds.
Barley, forty pounds.
Buekwheat, ffty-two pounds.
Irish potatoes, sixty pounds
Sweet potatoes, fifty pounds
Bran, twenty pounds.
Clovcrseed, sixty pounds.
Timothy seed, forty-fve pounds
Flax seed. forty-fve pounds
Hemp seed, forty pounds.
Blue grass seed, fourteen pounds.
Beaus, sixty pounds.
Castor beans, forty pounds.
Dried peaches, thirty three pounds.
Dried apples, twenty-four pounds.
Onions, iftty-seven pounds.
Salt, fifty pounds
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Who is Entitled to H.-Gcn. jackson
left a gold snuh-box to the city of N. York to
be bestowed upon the most valiant in defend
ing his country's rights and it has been a
subject of discussion ever since who is en-
titled to be the owner of it till the period of
his death. Men have since defended their
country's rights in war, and bear honorable
marks of the service on their persons but
such is human nature and love of country,
that nobody is willing to confess any one
mans superiority in particular, though each
thinks his own deserts give him very strong
claims to the possession of the interesting
relic. Somebody seems to have settled the
difficulty in his own favor, for while the
city has been discussing the subject the box
appears 10 have been individually appro-
,ria.od. and il is not now to he found
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
WANTED.
WOOL
Landreth's Garden Seeds.

EuSr received direct from d. Landreth & Son.
y full assortment of fresh and genuine Garden
Seeds, comprising in part, Early York, (earhest)
early Drumhead, large do. Flat Dutch and Drum =
head Savoy Cabbage, Long Orange Carrot, early
Cauliaower, Sugar Corn, Egg Plant, early Cabbage
early Curied Lettuce, Silver Skin Onion Seed, Pars'
Blue Imperial, large Marrowfat, Beans &e., extra
early-six weeks Royal Dwarf, Radishes, Spinach.
Tomatoes Turnips-- several kinds-Flower Seed.
sweet herbs, de: too Numerous to mention for sale
at LAIRD 4 LINKS Drug Store,
March IA NJ lain ST., stannton, Va.
NIX SIDES Ne I Soda Leather al
- 0et ~ j. BRANnEBiGGtA eos.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

A .Muraia approaching A correspon-
dent of the London Times says that an cx-
ceedingly fatal epidemic has been for some
time ravaging the herds of Central Europe,
and has now reached Konigsherg, where
one proprietor is said to have lost three
hundred head in night. The writer says :
I'm 1745 the same or a like epidemic
was introduced into England by means of
two calves from Holland. In the second
year after its introduction over 40, 900 eat
tie died in Nottinghamshire and Leicester
shire, and almost as many more in Cheshire
Dnring the third year remuneration was
given by the government, who had ordered
the destruction of diseased cattle, for no
fewer than 81, 600 head, while twice as
many more, according to the report of one
of the commissioners, died of the malady.
In the fourth year it was equally fatal, nor
does it appear to have completely disappear
ed till eight years after"
On the Continent every exertion is being
made to arrest the progress Of the infection,
and military detachments are charged to de-
stroy all cattle that become infected in Prus-
sia. If only one of herd should be attack
ed, the authorities order the whole to be
slaughtered and coreioas sanitaires are es-
tablished along the frontiers to prevent the
ingress of cattle from districts in which the
disease exists. Ii these statements are not
exaggerated, the loss of so many cattle must
seriously diminish the supply of food in
Europe, and may give rise to instruction
arv movements on the part Of the people.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Demh f'on SngG.-The Intelligencer,
published at Austin, Texas, notices the
death Of little girl some five or six years
old, from the effects of taking snuff She
was so addicted to its use, child as she was,
that she literally ate it and lived on it. Let
this circumstance be a warning to all snuff
dippers.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Old oqe IN Russia There lately died.
says letter from St. Petersburg in the
Constitutional, ''on an estate in the gov
ernment Of Vienna, peasant named Nj
chael Kniawelkis, who had attained the age
of 1877 years. 10 months ard II days. He
was born in village of the same district,
married at the age of 10, and had had, by
several wives, 30 children, one of whom, o
daughter is still living, at the age of 100
He had never had any serious illness; some
wears before his death he complained that
he could not read without glasses, but to
the last day he retained the use of all his
faculties, and was very cheerful, He fire.
quently said that he thought death had for
gotten him. Examples of greet longevity
are not rare in Russia. According to an
official report there were, in 1923, in the
empire, S2s eentenarians. of whom 40 had
exceeded 120 years: fifteen, $50; nine, 1876;
and three, l3S years, In the government
of Moscow. there died in 1880, a man aged
1870 In the government Of Keitf an old
soldier died, in 1914. at the age Of 1888
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

Mr.. John s. Kemper, of Madison Coun-
ty has sold his farm. near Brandy Station,
in Culpepcr County, containing about four
hundred acres for 5000 dollars. Mr. Peter
Hanger, Of Augusta county, is the pnrcha'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
Rspubllton i)ino,c ator.
BY NICHE d ALFRED.

TER HS:-The " VINDICA tor is publish
cd every SATURDAY. morning. an Sta,atoa, Main St,
too doors East Of Union HUI, at Too Dollars per
amman, if paid in adgaaee, and T''o DoHors and
htfty Cents, if delayed IN after sic months No pa
per ,oH be discoataaed eeeept at tie discretion Of
The editor, unless all claims are adjusted.
ADVER TISEHENTS Of ten lines, Tor less IN
sertea three times for doar, and Twenty-Five cents
for each subseq1eat continuance. Larger ADVERTISE
msnts Inserted IN the same proportion.
lJsral discount made to those tcho advertise by
che year. -
Professional Cards. exceeding seren lines, mit
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
JOHN KENNEDY,
Soap amt Candle Factory,

East Court House Lane Staunton, Ia.
NTHERE he will constantly have White, Yellow
w Brown, and Liquid Soap and Mould Candle.
,fthe best quality, which he will sell at the Lowest
cash price exchange for Tallow and Grease of al
descriptions tie respectfully solicitsa share ofpa
tronage.
June %, 1855.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

REV. McKENpREE RILEY, late Of the
Baltimore NJ, T. Conference, has been sta
toned at Chrst's NJ. L. church in pittsburg,
in place of the Rev. Alfred Cookman, who
goes TO Philaaelnhia.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

NOT so.-A number Of Southern papers
are publishing a report to the eject that
Miss Mollie Massie Gibbs, the vocalist, has
'eloped with a British nobleman per steam
er for England This story is groundless.
Miss & is residing at her home in Char
lettesville, aud was recently the beneficiary
Of a crowded concert, rendered her as
compliment, by the citizens of that place.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

~ adrertising for a less time Non fhree MONTHS,
.iH be charged Jar at The nsHat raies-S 90 per
.,uare FER the first three Insertions aud t'eeny Jire
ctnts Jor each subsequent issue
RI. abore rates-eU be strictly adhered to. The
circulation nj The V[NDfGA TOR, IS oae Of the lar
get "a the Suite aud hence Of the best adrertiotay
i.{iaa.
~ J0B WcRK, Of alt descyi options promptly
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

The celebrated English ploader, Mr.,
Gritty, when consulted by an anxious fla
Their, about his sons qualifications for the
bar. asked "Can vsur son eat saw Sast
without butter 2'
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28
Read the Truth about our Turf Oil

7
During "A sleigh ride this winter past, discover
8 my horses leg raw, and the skin off place lar
ger than my hand, from the traces rubbing on the
inside of the thigh. Iapplied your Turf Oil. and in
a day orwo he was well. Another case. A mule
which was ,rking to my dray became unable to
walk. On examining his foot, l discovered nail
.bout two iacbcs long up TO the head. NV driver
ng. drew the nail out. inserted a piece of lint
md Turf OIL. and set him to work at once, and
rom that moment he has not lost one hour bat is as
rood as ever. saw horse badly snaGged on the
outside of his thigh in two places, about two in
hes deep and four inches wide, from which he was
.tiff day or two Your Turf Oil was applied and
brought them out entirely sound. 1t truly is one
nd velived in drug store for several years
Sc this you think proper.
Yer truly, j. IL. WElSEGER.
To Messrs. Dove 4 Co.
May 3, 1s56-y
For sale by &c, NJ. Merrilat, aud Druggists
generally, throughout the State.
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TRUE TURF Oksu

NOR old Sores of every description on Man or on
l. Beast, Bruises and Sprains, Ulcers and Feons,
Scalds and Burns Sore Legs and Chilblains, Fresh
Cut Wounds Cramp and letter, Stngs OF Insects,
Wounds under the Nails, Inaamed Breasts, Clan
dalar runors, Cracked Heel, Sore Back, Spnt
and SPAWN, sweeney and Poieyile, Withers and
Marbles Chafe and Chesiounder, ingbone and
Sandcrack, Windgall and Nunbness, Saddle Gall
aud old Strains, Swelled Legs and Stiffness OF
Joints, warranted to cure and no danger from ex-
losure 10 cold. Applied to Burns at once 1t leave s
no scar. Price SO and % cents per bottle. Read
the folio wing.
RfeHaoND January Is, 1855.
Hsssrs. Dove s. CO.:--For about seven years my
legru St,non had an ulcer the shinb0ne OF one
# his legs. He has hal the very best medical adj
vice. and the strictest attention fronrmyself. The
ore had been repeatedly poulticed and burnt with
,aastic. At intervals whilst giving and apply wing
the med cne, he has been kept oil low diet and also
1ept perfectly quiet, with the limb elevated Some
lines the sore would be as large the palm of q
ian hand and at theirs mol er tn an hall dime
break out again. | became entirely encouraged
tboptit and one day while in yeir store. asked
you what must do for It; you gave me hottie oi
your Turf Oil. aud after using three bottles, (by
he direction) ii was entirely healed Previous t.
the time of using it, he had lost months from hi
work. but since he has never lost day. will add
that have expended, uselessly, oil his limb, abou
two hundred aad fifty dollars. II gives pleasure
to add to the many you have, this testimonial OF "a,
virtues of your farf Oh.
Very respectfully. s. T.. SHELTON.
4 copy-pubished by permission from lady
this city
CHEsrERFIELp, April 10Th, 1856.
Nessrs, Dor- C Co.--Having used your Turf Oil
and tindiug it to be such fine medicine, ] think il
due to YOU that you should know it. My daughter
about two wears ago. fell ON the rocker OF It chaii
and bruised her thigh very much it soon assumed
the form of a boil. and bee ime very sore had il
lanced by physician. but that did not relieve it,
became running sore and continued so for near
ly two years. tried every medicine could hear
of, with effect, until was induced TO fry bot
tie eff your Turf 0il,-after using one bottle and
half it was entirely healed. havo since use il foi
other sores and found the same benefit You a
liberty to use this you think proper.
: CIiALkY.
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Extraordinary Case.

KTcHMOND, May ISL, 1910,
Gentlemen My child had commenced breaking
out last fail in small sores, which gradually extend
ed the entire head including both ears, which
were SO much eaten by ;he sores as to cause me to
of advertised and domestic remedies, without any
good results. then procured and applied a little
TURF OIL. 1t began to get better; the bottle
broke and we applied gals to tit again began to
get worse. Ny eldest daughter said, 'Pa. do get
of that Turf Oil, sisters head looked so
much better when YOU used it," We got another
bottle, and her head is now nearly well. This was
an aggravated case and cook half hour every day
to wash it, and it was very offensive. One more
bottle. feel assured, will cure her entirely there
but little of the disease remaining. GU are
titled to tnis, and for the benefit Of Others take
great pleasure in giving you this certificate.
Respectfully, D. I. CHALh.
Republican vindicator. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1849-1857, 1857-03-28

The North Carolinians in Washington
some thirty in number, paid their respects
to ex-President Pierce, Tuesday, at II o.
clock, at the residence of Gov. Marcy. Gov
Reid, the senior Senator from that State, in
troduced the company to General Pierce
after which, he addressed him substantially
as follows:
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+ D E N tai.

A0ARD.-sfNCE TT Is ALLEeEp THAT
"A "Porceaain mounted on gold plate 70 the oniy
reliable substanoe tnatcm b worn In the mouth,
tion,n Deem IL but Just 10 myself and the oanss
in which 1 labor, thai . statement 10 the public
should b made In this connection.
In addition TO the general invitation which was
given the Dental Profession 70 ssssnd : Convsn.
hon at Hope Chapel, in the city OF New Y orb, 10
August last, received . psrsonai wYitten invita-
ten from the Secretary, requesting me to attend
attend, and ., owed specimens Of my style Of
work, besides those that were then won by per.
sons who were there, and had worn them for the
past three years: And these specimens attracted
gave . succinct account Of the nature Of the ma
ter ais used, the processof making, the complete
success Of the practical application Of my meth
Cd, and showed clearly Its merits and uPegiorIty
But, let 1t be remembered, that a majority Of
the members Of that Convention deemed Il Sun.
professionally to patent Q dental Improvement,
toat the single-tooth manufac' uring interest was
strongly represented there--and With which In.
terest my method most decidedly interferes-that
the report Of this Convention was pub tshed I'M.
der the superintendence Of that interest; ard fur
theT, be 1t rememb, red Is significant fact, that
my speech or explanation Wos published ~
that report, sshieh ineIsd d sc.ry'Asg else HAT
soas said, o. ksesvey tTicial q nassss
Thsref1re, (if IL IL tus) that IL was shown by
this Convention what Is above stated the sub
stance thus IS, own" may not be free from pre-.
'udice But, whether II 10 or not, and whether
my taking out letters patent be deemed profes.
sional or otherwise, shall still pesist In holding
insinuations and fal.ehoods Of my professional
brethren, snd shall, still continue TO manufacture
at my different Offices, rs have for the past three
years, my inimi able and absolutely perfect aIti-
acial dentures and defy any dentist In this any
other country, to pre- luce similar work Of art, to
equal In pOry, beauty, durability or artistic e.
cellence, my sty)e Of teeth, which am now ma.
king and will further offer A REWARD OF
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS, which shall be
promptly paid, In case thew are so e Jailed.
MAHLON LOOMS,
976, between 11th ana 18th sts.,
feb u Pa ave.. WasbfnptoD ID O.
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feb -
DEN TISTRY.
DIR. EPHEN BAILY,
Office Ne. 1913 Pennsylvania Avenue,
Three doors from 14tk street.

nR: BAlLY begs leave to inform the public
- that he can be seen at all hours at his once,
rience OF fi1ea years practice, with the large
number OF patients, and great variety Of difacni
cases that he has treated cessfuIlv will enable
him to sIImount any di@culty, scientific OF 9th.
ence confirming the opinion Of many men emil
nent In the profession, and especially Dn Harris
and and Il Parmly, has led him, long since,
Teeth, also all Enames, 6utta Percha, India
Rubber, and Clements for the construction Of Con-
unuous Gum Teeth, and that Porcelain, mounted
Oh Gold Plate is the only reliable substance that
can be worn Ia the mouth, as was most conclu-
sively shown by the last American Dental Con-
vention. "a,
Although he q alters himself that from his long
vorably known to bis numerous ffiends and pa
irons, ne begs leave to refer them to the following
TESTIMONIALS.
From the late Rector OF The Church Epiphany
Dr. sTEsHss BAILI Dear sir-I desire express my
psro. dentist lhs oPer.oa: executed for me h.v.
my pubic sS.. sear st .:
Washington, Ausu,t q. lsss. J. W. FRENCH.
From one Of the od.s. srm, B.lmers hss.r, Boss.,
HAVING employed Dr. Stephen B.iy Surgeon Dentist Of
pies. work which h. did to my .atir, ..sif.oon
and in view OF the fact that Of h
pestsd tsis perform the work oriIy It
gives ms great to entire
hish estimation OF his professional skil.
Baltimore, January IL, lss7. HARMANN BOGGS.
Extract from nots received from the Hon. John r.
Clayton.
U.S. SENATE, August 10 lssS.
TIE teeth you made for work admirably nothing could
be better. Very gratefully, JOHN n. CLAYTON.
To those that sesk relief from the maades teeth
can chesrfully commend Dr. g. Bsily superior Den
tst he made seto porcelain teeth for family and
pussed several teeth TO- myself the has stood
well fer more thu years. ROBERT T. NIXON
oftte Va. Conference 1.-THE n z. Church South
Apsn 10, lass.
We the undersigned having hsd
OF the professional skin OF Dr. g. Baiy Surgeon Dentist
This ey or having been cognis Mt Of his
families or friends take in expressing admire
uon OF his artistic SKILL well Of the uniformly
tory performs most delicate and
ncu gerry and rss sctfully re-
MIN to the c'nndeoes and patronage Of tee public
which We consider him sminsntly worthy.
THOMAS U Waller, JOS Il. BRADLEY,
Arebtect Capitol. OF w shineton, D. Q.
THOMAS MILLER. N. D., GEORGE WALTON
OF Was ington y. G. Ex-Governor Of Florida
D. .. boukEh, D., WAITER LENOX,
Of Georgetown, d. O. Rx MAYOR OF wa.hipstsn.
n. Q. LINCOLN, M d., HENRY BALDWIN
W.shington. c. Z. q. Pstsut omoa.
O. O. WIGHT. PRINCIPAL Rittenhouse Acadsmy
&h o-0
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BALLS
MILITARY INAUGURATION BALL
II fHa
WASHINGTON Highlanders!

THE EXECUTIVE COMMITTEE OF The
Il Washineton aighlanders have the pleasure
TO announce 10 their friends, the Mihary ana GU
liens generally. Is also visitors to the meuoPons
that they will have the honor o. gllns gnI,c
Rooms on Louisiana avenue, on W WEDNESDAY
EVENING, the 4th March next.
The Committee begs leave to assure thetf pa
trims that their arrangements have been made
vitp the view to make this the most pleasant and
Agreeable entertainment ever given BY the Corps,
enc aged for the occasion, and the Refreshments,
,sSie1 viH Be on o LIBERAL scale, have been en-.
trusted to an experienced caterer.
MANAGERS. ...
On the part of tbs Military.
Dol aieksy. MAJOR Racon. Adrt 0bsr
Capt Peck, Capt Towers Can't q Kew
Caps T.it Capt Reese. Capt Jno watt
Capt Sehv rIman, Capt Bright Can't Knixht
cAPeh sehsekslis, Capt Jsmisson, Capt AisI Tsit
On tie part of tAs Citissns.
EonWBN.gruier, Jos shillInston, oterbach,
Er-Msyor Towers. D walIach, H.miin,
sw.il ON ia' or.a fs'''a' JIM ae c.msroS
gilbert Cameron, Hosea Win ere,
CampbsL Brauen, Moaun
Geo DuRl.p. IA simpson,
Ezseutipr Communities
IL. o.npSa. ossaS.y. CORPORAL nsI 1h ssn.''
Kx-o. ps BIN.
The various Committees will be DESIGNATED n
follows: Commute Of Arrangements PINK Ro-
settle; Committee Of Reseption-Blue Rosette !;
Floor NJ anagtn-White Rosette.
Tickets admitting a gentleman and ladies'
TWO DOLLARS; can be procur from any
memeer Of tbs Executive Commute, or at the
doors Of the hall
IL None but Military Hats or Caps will be al.
lowed to be won In the Room.
feb 81 FSATW
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PIsTOLS!!!
- REPEATING REI.T Pistol

PISTOLS!.!
rOLT'S REPEATING BELT PISTOLS
~ Colts new model pocket Pistols.
Warmers Revolving Pistols.
Leonard's revolving hammer Pi tolls.
Ell's self cooking frame Revolver
Aliens SELF ocking and revolving Pistols.
Single and double barrel and self-cocking pis.
tolls in every variety.
The improved volcanic Repeating Pistol.
Perry's Patent breach loading and self printing
Rife.
And Flobe,triaesa and pistols, improved pattern
general Hardware, for sale by
K TUCKER h CO,
sS3 Pa. av. opposite Biown's l. National.
feb &-6t
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JUSTICE TO ALL!
GRAND INAUGURATION BALL
BY THg
Western Hose COMPANY No. ]

At WESTERN HALL, a3d ST., bet. L ami NJ,
On WEDNESDAY EVENING, March 4th.
TBE WESTERN hose COMPANY RE-
L spectfully announce to their ffien Is and the
public generally that they will endeavor t. make
this the Bali OF Il season
Supper ard Refresh ments viii he furnish ed by
an 'xperienced csteTer
The best Cotillon Music has been engaged
Tickets ONE DOLLAR-admittinS gentle
man and ladies'
Connsittes Of ArYasgsments.
r T Wilson, g 3 Thorn. SSpalding.
VIM Riggles, X Brown, Tincklef
feb 26-dtb
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PEAS, MUSHROOM, &C.
WE HAVE RECEIVED OF RECENT
w Importation
Champiguons In Cans Of and pounds
Petite Pois In Cans Of I and POUNDS
Pate De Fois 6ras
Pate aisan aux Tru6A
Pate De Begasses
Pa o De Pefdrcaw Truffes
For sale by
hebal KING & BURcHRLL.
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FOR MOUNT VERNON,
ON MONDAY, WEDNESDAY AND FRI.

VI\HE STEAMER THOMAS COLLYER will
Il make three trips each week to ~K-A
NO. X ON, leaving rESS
Wal ington at q. m ana Alexandria at OK
ID Boats fare, round trip, from Washington
e1-from Alexandria IS cents
Coaches leave the Capitol at OK, and pass up
the Avenue to 18th street Fare IU cents
Persons wishing the Coaches will leave their
residence at Geo. q Thos. Parker & Co % Store
feb 2A.TThAStf