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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

EMR. r. II. JACKSON: Dsxa 6n--1
+ lvx hare trisdl 100 bottles Of you xxmlsIpa BgFnl
with my customers and universally reconmso1 y =
specific against Ague and Ysver, Bnt1o1e ysveq
tc. Az Q TONIC, ind y supsrior % ~ cehR -
ss nsss & EYER e oas sT,sa g - :; ma e
.nm roas friend and ts5sECsA AAI1on. -
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08
L,LOUR MILL AND FIXTURES COM.

EOR SALE.-$10,000 STATE STOCK,
In sums to suit purchasers, by
~ I6-ts G. W. PURCELL co.
CTATE STOCK FOR SALE in sums te
~ -r'it purchasers.
n AN aFAl.--A lev Shares Of Richmond i Danville
killlad ssook, for which the highGst market price
viii be paid.
Exchange on New York. Phladelphia and Balti.
@. W. PURCELL 4 CO.,
apE-h ExchanSs Brokers.
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-.., nrraInEss CARDS.

.- ,.-~--~-- ~----~'-'t n. N. SoarLsrr.
vx l. EnL- prr
HILL d N" GENERAL COMMISSION
.Sp reRw ARptNa MERCHANTS
orF9cE sEoCKoE SLIP,
RICHMOND VIRGINIA
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

~ Q. COOK s CO, AUcTIoNERRs,
Il. No. ~, MAIN sTRKET offer their services u
r pubiic As Acetoncers for the sale OF Real kGatA
Trfaltrre Groceries Dry Goods Hcrses Cattle, &c.,
Rayingt .rysa si esmmodious rooms, they will re-
c{re goods fo sale a. r,cae SAFE without the charge
0utioor sales Of every description attended to mp
CS reasonable terms.
X COX, VIM. MOTT.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

SANFORD &Co., PsovsssAssA
34s Broadsag. Nsw yog1s
F,saEs WINSTON and ADn assi. 4l.aas =
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

THE ATLANTIC TBLEGRApH.-Mr. Cyrus w. Field,
and Engineer Everett will leavs New Y6yk Tor Eng
land ~ Shs ateSfnef to-day, for the purpose of ma.
king arrangements for laying the Atlantic tele-
graph In the Spring. They take with them the
model OF new machine, invented by Mr.. Burdsn,
for paying out the cable, which IL said to possess
great advantages over any that has before been
made. MIR. Burdan has, in the estimation of those
best qualified to judge succeeded In obviating the
great difficulties which others have sought to over.
come-the strain upon the cable by the rising and
falling of the vessel. This he has done by the use
Of compensating weight and movement 30 delicate
that the excess at single pound beyond any Civ
su weight or strain produces instant movement Of
the apparatus and secures exactly the relief need
ed. The apparatus, too, will apply Its own breaks,
should break be necessary - Fash. Star, 9Th.
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=, ". ANtkk. p. II. MONTAGUE
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE,

EWI6 HILL,
PRODuCb oMMiSsIoM MERCHANT,
TOBACCO, and continues 10 HIRE OUT NEGROES .
Hf nffce on 18th street. near Galego Mills, Rich
da Id
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-01-08

EXCHANGE BANK OF VIRGINIA.
RICHMOND, 18th July. 1857. !
THE undersigned offers for sale Stock Of
L this Bank, for the purpose ofincreasing Its cap
ta at l05 ard interest It's par value, from LIST July
~ ls-ts W. p sTRnTHER- Cashser.
DEFERRING to the advertisement of
~ my removal 10 18th street, between Main and
Cyy beg leave TO submit TO my customers and the
public in general the following rate Of prices for the
winter season:
Lager Beer Philadelphia Ale Porter and Cider, bot
tied W IN quarts na,t per do8' - Bottles included.
haIfto 4" " 50 cents-bottles extra
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
County Treasurer's Office,

oR0vILLE, May 9th, 1888.
Notice hereby given that all persons But,,
County Warrants, payable from the General Fund
registered between the lst day of October 1871 and
'he "a OF November 1897, inclusive, also warrant
No. o]6, 9i7, 9i2, 9i3, 9ii 947 9is 9j2 aud 1851.
registered Nov'3 1907; also warrants No. 9S5 9o6,
vs. ana '9s ON in1'gent Sick Fund, that the same
VIII DC paid on presentation al this Office and after
-his date said Warrants will cease to bear interest
ana u not presented within sixty days from the
late hereof, the moneys for said Warrant, Will h,
'pproi oiriLted TO pay the next in order of registry
WIN LArTlMORE
Treasurer Butte County.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

DIR. d. &. YOUNG, whose advertisement adj
'erIiSement appears in another column is the pioneer
advertising Physician in this state, has cured more
patients than any other. Attention is called to his
advertisement. ,f
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

gHANE OPENED nni are now rea " to receive
q anihrnt-h their oil customers and rirniS
with Al the Injuries aud dririccs br found Ia 'h
M H." ar peculiar Ia the lsuu; among whth lHaj
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
DAILY BUTTE EkCORD.
ORJvILLE, FRIDAY. MAY 2SrH. 1853
The supreme Judgeship.

OF all those whose names we have hearC
mentioned in connection with the Supreme
I Judgeship, none have struck US 50 favJrably
As that of Royal I Sprague, Esq OF Shasta
He ranks as lawyer, with the profoundes 1t
men Of the State; is a gentleman of most
exemplary character and has the confidence
aud esteem Of meu of all parties who know
him. Mr. Sprague has long been resident
Of this State and is thoroughly ideu tilted
with it, and has ever evinced a strong, zeal
Gus interest in her welfare. We believe that
NO sensible man exists who does not enter.
tain opinions of his own concerning the pol
i,ics of the day. 1t is simply absurd to think
otherwise, So believing. and our faith
being founded upon democratic principles,
we prefer to see the Supreme Bench filled
with men who are consistent, unfinching
exponents of those principles. Mr.. Sprague
is one Of that kind Of men is not spoils
seeking demagoguc, not political stock
broker, but firm adherent to Democracy,
actuated by principle. We are pleased to
see nun ~ "NA1 oNFPN'NS" W thO Rhuoth
Courier. In an article upon the Supreme
Judgeship in the last issue Of that paper it
says
"In this connection We are pleased to be
permitted TO state that the name OF dstin.
puishe1 citizen of Shasta county Will be pre-
senled to the Convention as IA candidate for
the nomination for this exalted position
We allude to the Hon Royal 4 Sprague.
His eminent qualifications for the station
are well known to the people Of thc State Mt
large--his claims upon the PARTY are equal.
" familiar to the Democracy. 1t can be
said of him with truth that he is IA sound
lawyer, Il man of stern and uubending iuteg
|rity-- private or public life being un
stained by II single blJG-auI Il true Demo.
|crat His nomination is due 20 this portion
Of the great North" which has never been
hODorei by the Democratic party with a
candidate upon the State ticket"
We are confident no more ceptab'e
candid tie can be brought before the demot-
racy than Mr. Sprasue II. is very highly =
respected by those members Of the bar OF =,
this county who know him, and enjoys an a
sp'iable reputation for integrity and capa-
bilty wherever lie IS known. lie Dem3c-
racy will evince sjund julsmcat in pla- o
cling him in nomination. II
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

SrARTLING INTIMATIoN. 1t is intimated
BY Prof. Harvey Of the Louisville Democrat
that Senator pou~las, "nOt having the fear
Of BuchauGr before his eyes" has surrcpti-
tOusly, and with design aforethou5ht, ab-
scOnjed from the Democratic party, carry
log with him its entire pl pl,tform and princI
PIES lie says, "dilligent sstrsh having
been made about the Willie llJu-c, and
among the Leconfpton Senators, no trace OF
sther has been discovered for soMc months
|nstn
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28

u DIR. j. l.. CZapkay's reputation is rap.
idy spreading through tins state anI Oregon as W..
learn from reliable sources. lie is practcing with
remarkable Success. anl has dGscrvediy secured
Piblic cpIh ieace rhose needing me !ical and woul
d1wcll to cA wrIttl al his lnstitulr IN san Fran
cisco we rorr the reader to the Doctors adj dy,r,s.
mont IN another colamn
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
THE COURTS.

|.psTRi;r CoUUr-rhiri Mon lay In January, urst
|imday IN May, sicoli MJhl4! Ia November, aud
taft Monday nf AuSJ-t.
cOuSry CouHr -ticsl Nonily In II rch aud June
soai N"lIy IA Se.'tj nJ +, AIl futth MJnIay IN
Move nDer.
CivGr of SEs4INs- ;ccoal Mon lay in Fubru.
hy, lhri II ~ lay il Nptl, j tly anl uc.uuer
Ps1a.rE Cpukr - 'oIr.h VI N / ~ ia frbrIiry aud
ny l'ri lJIly II Alsit., uni s.cJuj Monday
10 De einber.
t.so ~ surg ,"Is ,11 he 'ts fist Monday IN
fmlut, Nay, ~ at tmi November.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
Nebraska Mining COmpanv.

All shares in The Nebraska Mining COMPANY on
which assessments due up the first day of Ma,
A. ID. lsjs, will be 50 at the Court uous. dnor IN
tho Town OF or1'lllc, 10 pay said assessments. ON
saturday the 5ih day OF June, A. d. 1888 il no. pad
to the undersiSned on or before the day of sale.
BY order Of the Trustees,
X. l.. PATTON, Sec'y and Treas.
oroViie, May d, 1853 Nebraska Mining Co.
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
SPECIAL NOTICES.
Notice..

Is hereby gwen, thata meeting Of the stockhod
ers OF the Frenchtown Canal a Mining Co. will
be held in the Town of orovilie, the 10th day Of
June, 1855 for the purpose Of n the capital
stock OF said Company to hundred thousand
dollars. by order of the Board,
2, A. hcRAE, President.
"EO. r. UuisE, Secretary. my l0-td
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
Channel Rock.

All shares In tue n III lol X Jck Mining Company
ON which assessment, now Gne, remain due ami un.
pad until the 2G.h day of May, 1888, will then be
sod at The Court ioaso door at oclo ok 4. NJ, to
pay such assessments.
by order of the Trustees.
TIluS WELLS,
Scc'y and Treas, Channel Rock Mining Co.
April %, 1858,
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
he Mustang Limiment Cures


u The Mustang Liniment Cures
Rhruuiatism;
rbt Hnst Ing Linincnt cures still Joints;
The iu-tpg Linimenl cures Burns and Wonnd..
The INais l.inIn 'nt cures sores AMI Ulcers;
rhe NiNtns Lininent cures Clkcd breasts and
SJrc Nipples,
The Mh,ang l.inimGnt cures Neuralgia
Ia, hnsihs Iirinent cures Corus and Wurt.:
rho Mustang Linimeht is worth
l,00o,oOJ DOLLARS PER ANNUM
To the Uni;cd states q, the prrsetvcr and restor,r
ofvautblr hu'sc and cattle It cure, all Spr.iu.
Calls Wthnd,, SiT Joints. &c
win yDu answer this question: Did van ev,r
h"arof nny ordinary sore, swelling. sprnin or Spn
ness, either man or beast, which the Mustang
Lininent would not cure? you ever y,,i, an,
respectable druggist in any part OF the world-,n
Europe, A,a or I'm 'rica--who Iii not sa, .t wa,
thegrcAte- discovery Of the az ~ Sod everywhere
Every hmil!' should hnvrii three sizos. BNRNES
PARK, Pro?rleors, New York
PARK & WHITE.
Sole Agents for the Pacific Coast,
l32 Washington street, opposite the Market.
COLrDN y MGDERMDrr, AGENT. OroyiIIe
~ rilE TRADE supplied on the most hbernr
terms aps-3m
- Hos ostctter's stomach Bitters arc
the only Btters now offered to the public which are
prepared by u scientific chemical process and that
viii bear the test OF analysis, therefore perfectly
harmless, aud AT the same time coLtans all the
medical properties Of "A tonic, and if taken as per
directions, viii remove the bile from the stomach.
and fnc3 an appetite, imp rling health and tone to
The whole sy stem, IN manner that IS Iruiy wonder.
ful
Those IsIle-- being very pleasant 10 the taste also
make a delightful beN erage.
AZ there are several base limitations, purchase
should be careful aud tnke none but GENUINE
HpSrErrER'S STOMACH BlTTERS. KEPT by all
respectable saloon Keepers and for sale in quanti-
ties to suit. ty
PARK WHITE,
Sole agenIsf,r tie Pacific Coast,
I0@ Washington atr' eI. san Francisco.
COLON Il McDERMUTT,
nps-"'n Agents. Oroviil-
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
MlSCELLAN EOUS.
rs. Wycr's Select Seminary.

fesVor. Bird street AMI ID Avenue, 0royilc.
having made .aTrdngemc Is for the iccommuda-
um mof a few no \RDIN SCHOLARS, Mrs. Wyer
sshes TO inform aien:l AMI guardians, that chill
sa placed under her care, will have many Of The
hsMtages Of home combined with "a strict schulas-
w qhcipline. Their moral training and ply steal
1!sis will also he carefully attended 70.
tftss: Pc quarter. $40 90, or s,) % per month,
pAa advance. For further particulars. enquire at
~ seminary, or by letter, care of the Hon. Chas
iDu orovlie. All communications promptly
|Anded to-
sos respectable references given. my2l
The daily Butte record., 1858-05-28
Card.

Doctors SMEDEs & JESKtNs have removed their
once to The County Hospital, Lynchburg and will as
usSn attend to al professional calls, day or night
Feb 18th lSjSxf
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14
NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS. f,
$. G. Herring 8 Cos Patent champion safes.

VNliE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public bestowing their patron
that extent that 10 exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their depot by opening extensive ware
and ueroom broadway No 25l of Murray street
e the City Hall This enlargement Of warehouse with the
Of their factory will enable the subscr
brs keep hand all times larger stock Of fire and burglar
proof safes than other establishment in the world Particular at
nhon will be had constructing safes for families match
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and jewelry
Also
Wp hand and make order all kinds OF chests vault
doors aud bank vaults Halls paont powder proof locks for banks
store doors oness Formulation bank lock and Crygers
patent letter lock, without key.
s. c. HERRING h Co.,
Nos. 1885, 1877, and 13g Water street, and
No. 2b1 Broadway, Murray St, New York.
". CoYIE x co, Agents
Washington ID. @.
d. W KNOWLES, Agent
Nay 26-ly Richmond, Virginia.
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CAPTURE OF THE SUPPOSED SLA YER BROTHERS.

The Secretary of the Navy has received from Com
mander T. W. Brent, commanding officer of the sloopof
war Marion, account of the capture by him of the
American Ketch "Brothers, supposed to be SLAYER
The Marion fell in with the ''BrotheIs' off Mayumba
the southwest coast of Africa, the St of September
In the opinion of Commander Brent, ample evidence
found to Justify the seizure Of ibe vessel SLAYER
She accordingly put into the possession Of prize
crew. under command of Lieut. H. Stone, with direc-
tions to proceed to Charleston, s. c., Messs Street
Brother of that city, being her The evidence
under which she seized together with her papers
to the United States attorney for the district OF
Charleston Commander Brent expected to proceed inn
mediately to Porto Praya and report in detail to Flag
Officer Conover.
Lieut. Stone reports to the department. under date of
the 1lth instant his arrival at Charleston s. c. after
voyage of so days. He parted company with the Ma
ron the evening of the 9th September On the 18th
of the same month the Vincenncs Commander Totler,
spoken in latitude 81 seconds SOUTH longitude de-
gree 20 seconds east
The Vincennes from Porto Praya, bound to Loan
da where Commander Totlcr expected to meet the flag
officer The officers and of the vessel all we'll
Lieut. Stone states that the persons found board
the ''Brothers at the time of her seizure 10 be
Immediately transferred to the custody of the United
States marshal Mdshipman N. Green, three marines,
and with Lieut. Stone in the 'sBroth-
ers' prize crew
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14
THE GREAT WONDER OF THE NINETEENTH

i Century Professor wooDs Hair Restorative
s The 81 louis (Mo Democrat Below publish letter 10
d. Wood or,his city from gentleman Maine speaks glow
g the superior merits of his hair tonic such evidence must
nave lis effect when coming from reliable certificates
e guarantees TRUTH the useless
phdy from the press
Barn (sie , Jan 20, 1855.
rNF o. j. WooD & Coz Gentlemen Having attention called
N months since TO the highly q hair rcsora
e was induced make application Of my own hair
mad become quite gray probably third white; wskcrs
@ ne same character Some three months since procured
n your Hair Restorative, and used IT, soon found y was
OS what lhad wished used IL about twice week. have since
another bottle of which have used can certify
my head and face and hair has resumed IT, natural color and
more soft an than has been before for twenty Ave
m am nov sixty years Old my good wife, at the age Of MY
wv ~ n@ used with the effect.
an notice deem duo to you for valuable discovery
mat whoever viii rightly per directions, VIII not
as occasion my citizen OF this
@ resident here for the last fifteen aud am known to
g every here adjoining Any you may make
% Aooye with attached, your service, AS wish to
r'e The beauties Of nature In others well as myself
.. . am, truly, yours,
| A. G. RAYMOND,
... BArnAoRF Jan. %, 1858
WOODS HAIR RESTORATIVE
% WooD: Dear Having the best
% my hair from the effects Of the yellow fever in New Orleans
was induced trial your preparation, and found
sby and ma - ee Very tnhg neeuea NY MAJ, now ch aa
. we afflicted such treasure FINLEY JOHNSON
n U,." Undersigned K Bragg minister in regular standing
o OF the Orthodox Church Brookled, Massachusetts.
wM DYER
BRooKTrEip Jan. ~ 1858
@@ @@ Woop Dear Having trial Of your Hair Restorative
p e pleasure TO say that its effect has been excellent in
vM & &nn'alon danruf and constant tendchry to itching
winch have been troubled ohdh6Od has also
G ny hair, which becoming gray, original color
profit i % sruo'e WIN anythng hSo ho shme pleasure OF
Yours, truly, j X BRAGG
& e'oratvc Is put up bottles Of three sizes viz large
small; the small holds hall pint rctsis
ue Tue medium holds at least twenty per
nsn The small, rcais for two dollars bottle; the large
Ah 'p P"eoht more IN proPoruon aud re'H's ior ~
Woop CO. proprIe,ors sl2 broadway New York On tho
Aurl 4frae
Louis, No s ''i''il "U ~ ~ ''' 'No' ~H''''
IS all good Druggists and Fancy Goods Dealers.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14

Dangerous counterfets the Bank OF HowarlsyiIle
Va, and the Merchants and Planters Bank Of Sa-
vannah, Ga, have appeared. The notes the Savan-
nah Bank Of the denomination of $40, and from q
genuine plate but the signatures Of the president and
cashier forged sheet of notes lost after being
numbered and dated before the president and cashier had
signed them
nounced in the last Naohtoces Chronicle He died the
25th utmo after short illness. Judge Greneaux had
rasen from the Office of clerk of the district court at Nat
Chtoches by successive gradaons to that Of representa-
tive the legislature, State SENATOR and finally State
treasurer He capable, honest, and amiablc gem
tlernan and universally beloved
friend sends the Richmond Dispatch from Moulton
supposes is the largest in this latitude il
six inches in circumference around the cup and
four inches around the itself IL is quite mann
mouth in its way and il the oaks of csas are very pro-
hc hogs well acorns ought to grow to an enor-
nous size in that section.
On Thursday afternoon, Mr. Abram H. Ragnel, of
Philadelphia, prominent candidate for the sherifty ut
the recent election carried large basket of oysters on
his shoulders considerable distance to his home through
the public thoroughfres wager This sort of bet
ting getting to be fashionable but do not mean to
nsnuatc that it becoming equally fashionable carry
your own basket"
The name of the new British consul at Richmond Is
Moore and not Mock erroneousy spelled by the tele
graph
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II believed that between fifty and sixty citizens Of
obcrn and Wellington, Ohio, will be indicted by the
grand jury of the present term Of the United States dis
trict court for aiding and abettng fugitive slaves From
all accounts there is tremendous excitement among the
.hgher law and negro admirers of those places. The
ringleaders openly counsel booshed in attempt
should be made to arrest them by officers of the federal
government.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14
DUNCAN, SHERMAN, g. CO.,

CORNER PINE AND NASSAU STREETS, NEW YORK,
ISSUE circular notes and credits for travellers,
available all the principal cities of the world Also,
ue credits, for use in Europe, China, &c.
Nay 2S-6mOs
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14
AUTUMN TEARS.


The bright-eyed stars look tenderly
From out the blue tnged sky
Tue night wind, sighing wistfully,
Is wandering sadly by,
As some lone spirits, ella In tears,
Walk up and down the earth,
Seeking place wherein 10 rest
From the worlds unfecllng mirth.
The shadows play at hide and seek
Beneath the shiyering trees,
Whose half bare limbs clash drearily
AT every chill ing breeze,
The dying leaves fall noiselessly
Upou the fading grass,
Unnoted by the multitude
Who careless o'er them pass.
Yet there's not one that lleth there
Whose grave IoD doth not know.
The sad voiced wind their requiem sings
In whispers soft aud low.
The mist-veicd moon hears mournfully,
Aud the dew drops In her eye
Fall where some tender Hover shall grow
To tell her where they lie.
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-11-14
TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.


,,poM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
II ~ Tl,E WEST, sOOf1lwFSr, AND NOh1lWksf-BAlTi
u" " "lNn OHIO Rail ROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS
% through run daily except sunday from WASH
am for the West, follows .
Nail train starts Ta5, (sunday eAceped) eonheel
49, sl,.ey al Washington Junction for The west
w T Louis aud Chicago Express tonnexion leaves
,son al 8 80 D. m reaching Cincinnati at s. p M next day
A,ey with express Louisville Cairo, and the
- sn and for s. Louis Kansas, &C Tune from Washington TO
soHn sinrsi as Lours or o Louis only "A hours,
- Inc Grand mountain scenery of tho road In daylight take
,.,h.z1 AZ A m or g. 80 D. M, train from Washington.
c and stations the Northwestern Virginia road
~ "a 40 N NJ train Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
in kes and baggage checks 10 all CURRIERS' and every
IL ss.sitIc r,rltty will be found upon this
" ~ ceer. for the OF the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
Il III have Washington follows;
M mn pou between Washington Junction and Piedmont take the
~ an 1,uops between Piedmont and Wheeling take the 80
m train 10 with the Frederick tan take the $50 M,
train.
FOR BAITHoREshND THE EAST:
,,e washington for Baltimore 6l5 and 7A5 m, and 80
,oI al n m ON Sunday at3.3o y. only.
e,ye baltimore and $50, and $50 aud b3o, p m
On sunday at 430, q. IN, only,
The T5 aud only viii stop at way stations and for An
napOns Connexions. a. :. A.. ~, e..
ia W,.t and the i5, and $50 trains for the East
T further information inquire the baltimore and Ohio Rlr Oad
Ticket Office OF THuS II PARSONS, Agent, Washington
hA' W. L. SMITH,
Ot3 Master oil irahspof'auoh' f"''inofe'