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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
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Charles Mackay in a Slave Pen.

The following i. from recent letter Of
Charles Mackay to tho LoLdon illustrated
News.
On my fret arrival at New Orleans, lin
gcrcd FOR a few moments at the open door Of
slave depot. without daring to go in, les,
| should be suspected Of espionage, or mere
curiosity, and expelled. But seeing among
the company an eminent merchant from ".
York. whose friendship had been fortunate
enough TO mako, and whom knew to be no
slave dealer or supporter OF slavery, | walked
in and joiucl bis party. drawn thither Ike
myself by curiosity. On one side OF the
room the malo slaves, with clean linen and
shining new hat, and boots were arranged ,
aud on the other the females ~sro disposed
in their best attire. mos, Of them exceeding
ly neat, but some bedirenod with ribbons. oi
colors more darins and tawdry than elegant
or appropriate. | was Immediately 6eset
with en,rcaties to purchase.
Buy me, :" said young nesres'. who
spoke French and no English Z" / am a good
cook and good nccdlewoman. Buy me-"
Buy me, said another in the same Ian.
cua:e; IL am accustomed TO children and
can make myself useful in the nursery"
felt sensation somewhat similar to the
frs, qualms Of seasickncs, to be 30 addressed
by my fellow crea:ures-a feeling of nausea
as it were about to be III. | told the poor
woman that was a stranger, who had not
come to boy. But they were inercdalous
and when at last convinced. they returned
TO their seats with sigh and an expression
Of deep disappointment on their dark and
coOd.humored countcnanccs. | entertained
such hatred Of slavery, that, had it been IN
my power TO abolish /. in one instant of the
face Of the earth by tho mere expression OF
my will. At that instant slavery would have
ceased to exist.
then walked TO the male side Of the
slave mart, where was bose, by similar en-.
treaties, urged in every variety Of tono and
manner. and almost every variety Of laborer
and handisrar.man. Some were accustom-
ed to tho cotton, and some to the sugar
plantation; seine were carpenters; some
gardeners, somo coachmen, some BARRIERS,
some waiters-but all equally anxious to be
sold. One man-who to my inexperienced
eye seemed as white as myself, and whom
at once put down in my mind as an Irish.
man Of the pure't character, OF the County
Of Cork-got up from his sea. as passed
him, and asked me 10 buy him.
81 am a good gardener, your honor
said he with an unmistakable brogue; "l
am also a bit ofa carpenter, and can look
after the horses, and do any sort Of Job
about the house."
But you are joking" said I, "you are
an lrishman3"
"My father was an Irishman," he said.
At this momcn, the slave dealer and own.
er Of the depot camO up.
els there not mistake here?" linquir-
ed. "This Is white man."
{" III mother was niger" no replied.
"wo have sometimes much whittier men for
sale than he is. Look at bis hair and lips.
There Is no mistake about him."
Again the seasickness came over me. and
l lOngsd to get INTO the open air. to breathe
purer atmosphere.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
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From the Atlantic Mouthly.
Sandalphon: the Angel Of Prayer.


nv ~. ". LosorrLLow.
Have you read in the Talmpd ofoh
In the legend, the Ralbin. have told
oflhe limitle.s realms ofth air.
Have YOU read 1.-THE narslou, story
ofsanialph1n. the Angel Of Glory.
ssndalphon, the Angel of PraYeri
How erect AZ the ou,ernos, gate.
of,he City Celestial he waits.
With his feet on the ladder II light.
That. crowded with angel. unnuml-red.
~ Jacob va. seen as he ,lumlered
Alopc "a the desert q, nightl
The Angels ofwind anil of Fire
Chsn' ony on. hymn and expire
With the soag'. ire.i.t,bls stress
Esp,r, IN their rapturc aud woa'ler.
Az harp .,ring' are broken a'untler
Nv the music they Ihrob to express.
Bu, ser,a, IN the rnpturou. ihroag.
Unmo'cd by the rush of the song,
With eye. unimpa..'oncd aud slow.
Among the dead angels. the dealhlss
sandaiphon stand. listening, brsalhls".
To .ouad. iha, ascend from b.Sw-
From the spirits on earth that adore.
From The 'oul. that entrcaI and implorr.
In the l,eniy and passion u fpr4ysr-
Tfom the heart, that are brokcu with losses.
And weary with dnggins the crosses
Too hcaVr toe mortal. to hear.
And he gather. the pray,r. a. he stands,
Aai they change into do~rr, IN his hands,
In garland. of purple aad re-.
And hrneith the great arch oi the portal,
Thwu,h the .irer. Of the Cily Immortal.
I. waited the fragrance they shell.
Il j.. lu, : legend, know
4 f,lle. phantom. show
Oflhe ancient Rabbinuical lore;
Vet the oil rnsdiryal indiIion.
The l-EHilul, stnpse supcrst,,,on.
bot haunt, ne ani holds me the motr.
When 7 iook from nv winiow At night.
And the vrlkin above l. al white.
Allihr,bliing and panIing with stars,
Amnog them m,is',ic i standing
sand,lphon. the angel, expanding
H., pinion. In nebulou, bars.
Ard The kgead, lesl, 10 part
Ofihs hunger and th,r,l of the heart.
The treaty anil Ere of the ba,n,
That grasp, at the fu,,sgc forbidden,
The goILsn pomrgra-iic, of Eien,
To quiet il. fever anil pain.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
Road 10 Canada.

some weeks since communication wa.
printed in this paper from John NJ. Wilson
Esq., IN relation 10 a road " Canada from
this County direct. This We deem an i'm
portAnt movement. Now. IN passing from
thi. County into tha, province, we have to
pAss through New Hampshire. a, an in
creased distance Such a road would be a
public eonvsnisnce.
But j, Is not msrSly as public conve-
nience that We deem this read important,
bu' il has an Importance Of deeper concern
to this County than thi. On the route
over which this road would pass, We under
stand there Is some Of the finest grazing land
in the State The soil ]. very rich and hne,
and needs only % be made accessible, to -.
cure its immediate sale and occupation BY
stock-growers. Le, road be built as sus-
gysled in iha, eommunieation, and what is
now wilderness, would become a smiling
field. dotted all over with farm buildings.
and thousands Of herds Of cattle and sheep
b. grazing on the hillsiie,. An unprOduei-
i've waste would become \ region where
would Gov a stream Of wealth, ani Aaori
employment, and homes for large number
of people.
From all we can learn Of this matter, we
are satisfied THAI Oxford County has an g.
pscial interest in securing the laying and
construction Of this road. In few years,
ibe wealth isvould dsyelopO in that region,
subjec, to TAXATION. would more than repay
al the outlay in is construction. IL will
make a permanent addition 70 the taxable
property o. the COun.y, which. after de-
irAying AL the expense. Of construction, Sill
AID in meeting The Coun,y's eurrSnt sIPen.
so., and thereby reduce the PER eentago Of
TAXATION over the whole Couniy.
A. one Of the ciiiIsns Of ortord. We would
especially commend thi, nHi,ar to the seri-
W. attention Of tie County Commissioners.
We ask that they look into the matter, and
IL a, present, they deem ID best not 70 take
decisive measures in the premises, to make
q rport on their examination, snd state
their views in relation to the proic.. The
We dem the least they can DO, and 50 much
We insist ough, TO b. done forthwith.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

CARE or SrocK. Constant and kind care
Of stock is something like frequent hOeing
to corn crop. The hOcins keeps the soil
light, and susceptible of receiving valuable
influences from the action Of tho at
mosphere, and thus saves manure. SO fro
quent carding, and careful watering and
feeding, caves hav and roots and grain, and
gives you larger product of milk and ae'h
than could be obtained on even q larger
amount Of feed. without the extra care.
IN. T.. Farmer.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

VENTILATION OF FSTABLEs. We have somO-
time. specula,ed as to which stable is mos,
inimical to the health and comfort Of horses,
the one with an inch plank on the iloor, a
hole in tho door and elapboard OF one
side and broken window in the other,
with lcaky roof, or u tightly built one
without any moan. Of ventilation. UnfOr-
;una,ely there are too many Of each class
in all sections OF the country. But the
number i., we trust yearly getting less.
See to /, however, you who have had energy
enough TO build a neat, good, substantial,
barn, that from lack Of judlciou'yentila ton
your horses are no. u. much injured in eye.
and lungs, from tho lack Of good air and
tho constant eIhala,iOn Of noGious yapor,
as they would be in other respects in the
tunble.down barn 0, your ncighbor Shift
less.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

lfgood agriculture is Of primary impor-
tance to the material prosperity Of a nation.
it is none the less necessary to devOlOpc high
moral principles, such as arc calculated 10
pcrpetuate national greatness and secure
political rights to the grea, mass OF the pcO.
ple.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
VOLUME 25, NO. 36.

rived. THIS time shO WAS true to her prom
i.c. and after year had passed, they were
married. As all hor husbands died wealthy,
Robert is very comfortably fixed. His his
tory shows what perseverance, will accom-
nlish.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

II is stated that our government collected
OF PROT. Morse custom house duty on the
gold presented him BY the European govern
msnts, for his telsgraphic inventions.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

Tnr PolNrs or Coon WoRErNG Ok.
The head should DO long and slender. Tho
.hor, headed OK may start ,olerAbly quick
at tho whip bu, will coon forget it. The
eye should bo sharp bu. pleasant. The
black-eyod OK is ap, TO run away. For
strength he should have good bosom. For
travelling the legs should bc straight and
the ankle smaller than the foot; tho toe
should be directly forward. II the animal
toc.ou, tho knee will bend in, and :he leg
will be a. much weaker than straight ono
as crookcr stick is weaker than straight.
one for bearing a weight placed on the top
Of IL with such form the inside claw is
liable to DO strained Avoid the long peak
ci hoof 10, tho back DO straight from
head to iail-ihoush from the hips back
wards. il he slope little /, is not much Of
fault but don, let him riss in that part.
for hardihooi the round bull, or round rib.
bed oS-one that is no, in danger OF knock
ing lis hips Of in going through the woods
is bcsi. lie should 10 trained 10 the yoke
quite young. ThreO pairs early put 10
work. but not orer.workcd. would do rs
much labor, As four pairs thai are no, bro
ken until they have nearly attained their
growth. lChemung Co. Rep.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30

We are glad to hear from Bro. TruO once
more. We concluded he bad deserted Us
altogether. aud gone over 10 the Maine and
New England Farmers.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1858-07-30
"srEED ruEFtow."

Az the arts nni scisnccs rertaining 90 liie, are
elo-cN liakeitogrlher, snd ace intimately cannset
ed With Agriculture.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-15
ARRIVALS At THE HOTELS

NATIONAL HOTEL-Capt Newton, IA
Gibbons: W spiys, 8 $ Bibb, A Gold, J A
hudd, 6 T Smith, T ID Fullerton, Md; Mft1-
ger, Pa; w Wenger, Illn's, b Scott, Dr II A
Anderson, Ala; c Bfensley, Ny; IA Napier and
lady, w Renkin, Pa; @ Carpenter, Mass; r
simms, La; w Sion, DC; Leeds and lady
Pa Pa 1. g o key Qhioi BuS%m. ny; w Hill
M; A w Church and ly, Iowa; J G Palmer; CT;
NJ Miller aud lady, Ohio; s \ Bricco Mich; j
F Cole, Mass; Charles HoeseI, NYk; G w Pater,
Mass w " Burkhead NY; Work and family,
Pa; Or J Mcdowell, Missouri n r Stewart
and lady. Mich; w c N Swift and lady, Miss
Perry, Kingsbury, Mass; smith, G b We
J Watson, Va; I B King, T B yelling, j w
NYork.
BROWNS HOTEL penny, Miss; 5
Miss NJ Peck, Ala: Parish, d.; f. It Parrish
do Parrish, do; w Arnold, Pa; w Arm
stro3g, Nc Rice and fady, Md; c d Yancy
w Low, NY; 81 ett, Pa; w Cone and
LADY, NY; J. Terriss Va; Mash and lady,
do Miss Marsh, do A Van Zandt and lady
J sambsrt, do r J Riey, Pa; NJ Safye, Ga;
Watson, Pa; Watson Ny: G Davidson, w;
o gilbert, Pa; hodes, do: Nj ajor Cunnin. 3
do; Mr. and Ms FaiTbink and children, Fla; C
Kuller, Md.
RIRKWOOD HOUSE-Hon d J Burley. Ga.
LADY, VA Miss x POdd, do; 5 Boyd, Miss;
.iss Boyd, do; Master Boyd, do; Minor, do;
Miss wilkins, do; Mis-. NJ L Wilkins, do; F
Pearson and lady, Pa; r " E,gle, USA; s II
Reward, % l. Beaver, Va; Edgr.an, Mas;
MeTrick, Pa A Cumming, Ga; Miss NJ B
Cumming, do; w Cumming, do.
UNITED STATES HOTEL-w b Tbomp.
son, Md; Col q Johnston, do; T Z Brown, XIV;
W Leitch, Va Btndy and daughter. Ct;
Newman, Tenn; 8 PoTtlano do; n Han
dy, .: Henderson. Va; II II Hutcheson. va;
squires, do.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-15
WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN

WHEN IN THE COURSE OF HUMAN
w events, Ladies and Gentlemen lose one Of their
greatest natural attractions-a fne head of hair-it
becomes matter OF serious Importance, and the
question 10 what shall We do to stop tho hair from
falling Oh, and restore Its vigor and beauty In
HAIR PROMOTER AND IMPROVER. A few
applications will stop the hair falling breaking,
remove dendruf, keep the scalp clean and white,
and impart freshness and vigor to the hair; and
continued use of it two months will insure yop q
luInriant head Of hair Call and get bottle and II
and get the price paid.
Ask for DR.. Harris Hair Promoter and Improveg.
Eist, corner Main and eth, and Main and VAL sta,
and M Washington city 6J z. .; GILMAN, Drug
y. CLARK, Druggist, corner ~ street and Pa
avenuc. apl ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-15

ID Des Moines Is to BE- the capital OF Iowa
hereafter instead Of Dubuque.
IL The cork tree Is being extensively cultive.
ted In tbs neighborhood of Cincinnati
IL The repairs ofths City Hall, New York
will cost 40 900.
III James Goings has been convicted at Col
umbia 3. c., for the murder Of b. Medlin.
III The Charleston Mercury says that the cot
ten crop will be distressingly short this year.
III Lord Brougham completed his sOth 70 al
on the 10Th Of September last.
ID One thousand sheep, In fine condition i'm
ported from the Sandwich Islands, arrived re-
Gently in California
VI man named Reybold, has this year shi p
ped $50 eco worth of peaches, alone, from bis
farm in Cecil county, Maryland.
W Mrs: Z. 2. c: Judson, the wife Of s'Ned
Buntline," Vt is said, has been found lying dan
gerously Ill in Buffalo, utterly destitute.
IL contract had been made with the Brit
1sh Government to ply steamer between New
York and Bermuda monthly or b. monthly.
CO The number of students in all departments
ofthe Harvard University is now 30. The I'M
dergraduates number 400 There are IS students
from the Southern States.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-15
DRoposALs ron NATIONS foR lss.

QrAlrrlnAsrxR's OrrIcl, U. 8. NJ. Colrs,l
ttNI % wAsHfNsroN, septemoef y. IH
Sealed Proposals YAH 30 recelvee ~ thm cnce
s sso y no ~ re fs.h1ns r a % ne United
etates mannes q the following stafis M sos tseSe
i''S t,bnrisstovn. Massachusetts. gro - 'ei-''
Portsmouth, New Hsmpshire, ' f'
lsroosly.-, Long I.lAaa, - ev YORK.
PhIladephia. PsnnsyivsIls, . ...
6osport. near NorfOlk, Virginia .'
WArrinGton, FLORIDA, and .....s
Washington, District Of COLUMBIA,
Eech ration to consist Of one pound and Sss'er
Sorf. eighteen ounce. 81 bread made Of Rest super
fne four or best su -four sttne option OF the
and a. as Fs,s Of x P9gs sas o. sGUa
eight quarts White beans four quarts of vlb
eear tive quarts OF salt, four pounds Of rood hard
brown SOAP. and one and hail soSSnd Of sood hard
The beef required sh,il he DELIVERED ON the oroer
Of the comnsand ING officer OF each station either an
best and most choice p zee of the the pork
Co be 30. prime mess pork, and me 70 -
ofthc best quality Of kinds named. All subject 10
Al bids mu.t be accompanied with the names OF
two persons suretles. VIII se SUN olenoy must ne
cert hes to by some ofkcer Of the government.
once. 80
Newspaper pu fishing the above advertisement
viii please send the paper containing the hrst saver
tissment to tins ftce for e1amlnstIon. r, ,ezo >,
To he endorsed Proposals for Rotsons Tor le~,
AND addressed 10 the 1D B: j. seGtarHERLANp.
Major and Quartermsster.
Tbs"NstionsI Intelllgspcer' AID -Lyen,ns Stat
"Gszetts," Portsmouth, N. H.; Post and her-
aid ." Boston. Mass; Eagle" Brooklyn, N. V;
ps 9s: S%11St Va sna EIs fsans,oos
Fla, wall publish above three times veet tl 18th
October next, and send bal, accompanied ~ COPY
OF adyertlsement, to tina oftce for payment
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-10-15
I ON 6 w THY'S
- PURE OHIO
CATAWBA BRANDY.
8 ". PIKE, Sole Proprietor,

10 IN" :" cSo""'"s s"ss'' L NC "he's' OSsos
This Brandy has been manufactured for several
years from the Pure JuIce of the Ca.awba Graz pc,
thus aHordiag additional evidence of the progress
of American enter prise and industry, and Of our
ability to produce aric es at homs, equal to those
made by any other ma ion.
The OHIO CATAWBA BRANDY not only
equals but exoels the best Imported Brands 8. IN
known This statement is fully oOrroborated hy the
Certificates Of our most distinguished analyt ioal
Chemists.
NJ Its sure Remedy for Dyspepsia, Fla.u-
lenGy, CramP: Choic. Lang uor, Lo. Spirits, Gene
Re'si Price 81 IS per bottle. 'e "''H0u' IT,
s. ". Pike has appointed DAN'L. b. CLARKE,
Druggist and Pha ,maceutist, corner of Pa. avenue
dealers and customers will please forward their
orders. aull
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n THE GREAT WONDER
OF THE NINETEENTH CENTURY.
PROFESSOR WOODS
HAIR RESU'ORATIV

Says the st. Louis MOI Democrat: Below we
publish letter to DIR. Wood, of this city, from q
gentleman In Maine, which speaks glowlngly CT the
superior merits OF his hair tonic Such evidence
most hsye it's effect when coming from a reliable
SOURCE III certificates ardGtees OF truth, the
DIR. needs no encOmiums, nor useless pufery from
the press:
BATH, Maine. January TO- lsSs
PRoTKssoR o. J. WOOD Gentlemen: having n
tentiou called few months since
effects OF Hair Restorative induced .p-
icatiOn Of IL upon hair cutie
probably ouethird whits my Skisters
character. SINE three months since proeursd bottle
Jour Hair Restorative and used IT. / found &c was
proving what had wished. lsed Il sbout twice week
have since procured another bottle which have used
certify to the world that gray
hair has totally ssppesrsd both head and
hair has resumed its natural color and believe
son aud glossy than IL has been before
am sixty years old good wife The age Of ffty
two, has usei it with
The above notice deem due you your
covery am assured that whoever viii rightly
directions will rot have occasion contradict
ments Citizen Of tis city and resident
last n-en years, and known nearly every one he
and ada ent towns Any make of the above
with attached is your pre-
serve the bsaut Of nature in others
truly yours, A. O. RAYhOkD.
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DROPosALs FOR SHAFTS.
Y. S. CAPITOL EXTENSION
AND WAsHINsIoN AQUEDUcT oFFTck.

~
WAsHINGToN, Se ptember 81 h, I8sl
SEALED Proposals. EIil he received at TINS Ofics
on the s5HsDds Of the E.en.lon q The
exterior portIcos Of that building.
The dimensions are as follows:
One hundred shafts, inc udine the upper torus Of
the tAse each STAR TO be twenty 1--we ct two and
sEhth inches ~ hight from the bottom of said
toIns TO tie top OF the upper astragsl.
to be three feet seven and Eve eighths inches the
diameter Of the shaft above 70 be three feet and
neck below the Oh ptisl two feet and
inches; and the dsmster Of the upper Astraga 10 Ia
two feet eleven and seven-eisths inches these ere
Anihe blocks to be .oab6 ed round 10 dimension.
and to be free from all defects which would maze
blemlshes In the finished column.
The above shafts 70 be of white American ma rble
arin oolor. grain. and composition that used
IN the exterior OF the Cspitoi Extension, which
comes from near Lee, Massachusetts.
Every yropo.al should re accompanied with a
block at least one cubic loot size, as n speo;mfn
Of the marble onerec. This specimen will be sub
mitted to proper chemical and mechanical tests be
fore beng accepted for the wort.
the proposals should state the time within which
the marble will be deliv cd. and should be accom-
more responsible psrs ms 70 the eject that he or
they undertake that the bidder BIDDERS will his
or their bld be accepted, enter nto
10 ten days, with Eood and sun ent securities for
the comp elton of the work undertaken: said guaT-
United States psrict Judge. United stss. OF One Sne
trict Attorney, Navy agent, or some ofhcer of the
Eineer or Department OF War. that tie guar antors
arr able TO make good heir guarantee.
or oil bids NOT deemed advantages cons, and 20 make
Arrangements for procuring he - arble.
Proposals will be received for furnishing the shat
either IN single blocks blocks If not les than
four feet in leng h. and the number Of shafts offered
SINGLE blocks pieces, peotIvely, should be
stated.
PROPOSALS will he opened in this Office at noon of
the eth December next, IN the presence of bidders
who may choose TO ne present.
b. order OF the Secretary 81 War:
NJ. G.. METGs,
Capt. of Engineers,
in charge OF U. 5. Capitol Extenslon.
FoEM OF A GUARANTEE
To Capt III. c. MsrsS, u. y. EHsineers.
We the undersIE ned, residents of -, in the
state OF -, hereby. Jointly aud severslly. cove
nani with tn United States. and guaranty, IN case
the foregoing ID OF --- be acce pied, thst he
theJ " within teu days after the aooep tanoe of
the SAID bad. execute he contract for he same, with
cool and sufl lent .ureties 10 perform the work
furnish The articles proposed conformity TO the
terms Of the sdve tisemeBt under which n was
made. Ard "a csse the eaId - shall fail to enter
into enntrsct aforesaid guaranty TO MAKE good
TIE differences between the ODER by the said = and
the next lowest bidder. ABB
ILereby cert ~ that, TO the best Of my knowledge
ard bensf the above named suarAntors GOOD and
sufficient EF
oc l-eOtd r.
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NN FALL ARRANG EMENT
w ASHINGTON AND ALEXAN DRI A.
a Boat Every Hour from Each Place.

The WASHINGTON and Alsxandria STEAMBOATS, win
hereafter run regularly from the foot -.
Of 7th street, Washington, and King snEA4rE
street, Alexandra, ever honr frons6o
each pace from - =. n to- p. n; IS fSli"ys:
Ga, 8, ant II q. M. I, s, 5, and ~ p. M.
=, From Washlngton.--steamer THOMAS COLL
From Observation-Disclosures II a. i; 'P Gt6 PAGE-at
81: 8. 10 .. M, IL m ~, and p m.
From Alexandrla-Steamsr THOMAS COLL
Tuesday and Friday mornings, when the Coll, ar
will run her regular trips to mount Vernon, as
and Alexandria from 9a IN. to P. m. only.
The 81 So q. IN. and ga p. m boats from Aiexan,
dria connect with hhe trains Of the Baltimore and
OHIO Railroad for the North and West.
The Ga 3. m. and IA p. 10. boats from Washington
connect with the trains Of the Orange and AleXau-
dIia Railroad for he South and Southwts st. sc g