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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-09-09

DRANDIEs AND WINES, for Medicinal
ID purposes; Bay Rum, in bottles, and on
draught; Salad Oil, pints and quarts; Durham
Mustard, in foil; Extract Coffee; Durkee's Yeast
Powder; Cream Tartar; Sal Eratus, and Bi.
CaIb. Soda, for sale, by
PEEL, STEVENS & CO.,
aug % Corner Of King and Alfred streets.
The independent press. (Abbeville C.H., S.C.) 1853-1860, 1858-12-03
hibited by Mrs James McCuslar, and Mrs NJ o
McCaslan.

hibited by Mrs James McCasap, and Mrs NJ
McCaslan.
DRIED FRUIT.
BY Miss Lizzie Taggart, finest lot Of dried
peaches premium-By Mrs NJ o Tnlman, finest
lot Of dried apples, premum-very fine sam
piles of dried fruit were exhibited by Mr. WIN
Reid, Mrs McBryde, Mrs James McCaslun. Mrs
VIM Noble, and Mrs John Link. Two beau.
tiful lots Of crystalised fruit were exhibited
by Mrs DR. Porcher, aud Mrs NJ o Talman.
NEEDLE WORK.
most beautiful specimen of needle
was exhibited by Ms DR. Reid; also very fine
pieces by Mrs J 0 Lindsay. and Mrs Wn P
Noble-a very ingenious piece of leatherw
was exhibitei' by Mrs o Lindsay. and n
very pretty specimen of patchwork by Mrs
Stephen Lee.
MISCELLANEOUS DEPARTMENT..
BY Mrs. M o Talman, samples of Domestic
wine, very fine indeed; by Mrs T. L Parker. n
Jar of fine pickle; by Mrs DR. Reid, a basket of
very large and fine vegetables; by Mrs WIN p
Noble, two piece, Of homespun and tasty
rug by NJ o Talmsn, field peas. black and
crowdcr; by E F Parker, field peas waccumaw
and tory by N o Talman, an essay upon ma
nures; by o Porcher MI essay upon manures
(Premium). The premium IA cup Sl5) was
awarded to Capt. ID NJ Rogers, for the best
managed plantation.
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBFVILLE DISTRICT

SOUTH CAROLINA.
ABBEVLLLE, DISTRICT
Win G. Arnold,
and wife,
va Bill for Partition Of Slaves.
Lewis Logan,
and Others. J
DURsUANT to Orjer Of Court, will sell at
i public outcry. on Sale.Day in December
next (8sh,) at Abbeville c. H., Six Likely Ne
,groes. 49,. 49,,
:, 7s7ps-A credit of one and two Years, Pnr.
chasers to give bonds with two good slFsties,
pay tl,e costs in cash and pay for papsrI
WIN. II. rARKER-C.ZA.c
Commissioners naacrI ~
Nov-li. 1898. s ~ rj..
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Partition in the Court of Ordinary.
c. e. Greer, ra j. D. 1frBath. ad ktem, DC.
pY Order of the Ordinary of AbbeVille DIS.
ID trict. will sell on Sule Day in December
next. at Abbevillc G. f.. to the highest bidder,
the Real Estate of Caleb w. Greer, decd, con-
ssting Of Seventy Three Acres of Land. more
or less. lying in Abbeville and Anderson Dis
tricts, on the head WATERS of Turkey Greek,
aud adjoining lands of William Stone, Jackson
Mattisop, and others
Terms ofSae: A credit Of twelve months,
the purchaser giving bond and approved seeu
rity, and a mortgage Of the premises if deemed
necessary, to'the Ordinary, to secure the pay.
lrent of the purchase money. Costs TO be paid
in cash.
JOSEPH T. MOORE, 8. A.p.
Nov. ls, 1858. 90 tbs .
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Notice Of Election,

OFFICE Cornr OF GESEEA! SESSIONS. &,
And Common Pleas.
T MATTHEW MCDONALD, Clerk of til,
i = said Court, in pursuance oft directlons
of the Act ofthe Legislature, in such ease made
and provided DO hereby give public naiice
that IN election for Clerk of the said Court fo
Abbevlle District, will he beldlon Moas!;;
the tenth day of january peyt, at tl},;a' tl},'as;a.
places Of election .throughout thesah D.i ';'',i,
Witness my hand. ut Atbevfl}s'".' e's"'"
day of November, A. D., 1853
MATTHEW, AepoNALr
Nov. II, 1858, 20
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CONSIGN H I;S.

The following persons have freight in the De.
pot at Abbeville -
ii S Kerr. Cobb Hunter d Co. & j White.
L II Russell. j d. n Knox. } a Calhoun. Jordan
l. MCLAUGHLIN, 7 C Perrin. A M Smith. "
Israel Il Brussell, Z Wcstfield. Hiss Snllie
Caldwell, j r Black, II S Cnson. ID " Rores,
Christian d Knox, W II Stone. d DJ Jordan
S Hunter w A d r + Gaines. ] l. Daws"n. J o
King. McBrvde, w w Belcr" ~ Eakin, "
y Mars, Hiss KITE Patio Y es, Wick.
life & Armstrong.
d. II LEY, Ag't
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STATE. OF SOUTH CAROLINA,

STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA, 4
ABBEVILLE DLS7RTCf.f -
Office Court Of Common Pleas and Gss'l s. Il
N. K,Bu'ler, Survivor . rs.
wm. E. Lloyd. Mecowan plafs Att
WHEREAS the Plaintiff did. on tte nl9eteep
" day Of November, eighteen hunore' ,t,'' e,
Fl fty eight. Fl 10 his declaration. against :s re
fendant, who. lit is said}ns absent II. az
without the limits of this State or. "'s n"'
wife nor attorney known wiu,a. sh. gar
on whom COPY of said Smra''""
served: 1t is tReref9E5F1ffrr
Defendant do appM8anh r'
laration. on ora9befd, ssl'
November, eiyito'
otl,erwi ise 6Gsi.h
| then r., ,ypn
.JhiT
GIerk
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How TO PRESERVE BEAurY rY.-Nothing is more
becoming to a man or woman than q beautiful
luxuriant head Of hair and woman's beauty
is certainly incomplete without n fair complex
ion and lie or she who neglects these great
and important adornments Of nature must ex-
pect to suffer the modification of premature
badness, and a wrinkled face and sallow
skin. Nothing is necessary to preserve these
essential attractions but the use ofProf Wood 8
Observation-Disclosures Times.
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CLOTHS, CASSIMERES, &c., FOR CASH.
AND NOW, KIND PATRONS

Let competition scold and sweat
We go the pay down system yet:
And those who sell on twelve months time,
(Al.hough this don't exactly rhymc,)
Will find the sport is all in selling.
For when they'll get their pays hard telling.
The credi; plan is fast exploiting.
For Moore d Qualfe ARE now unloading
Their mammoth stock of Good. and Wares.
All bought for Cash in hand" with care :"
$" cheap that f"gies all do stare.
And six months-men will never dare
In conPrtition to compare.
Now, friends and patrons. one and ALL
These goods were bought for you this fall;
So come along without delay,
Aud don't forget the Ready Pay
Cheap gools for Cash is all the rage,
The grcntes: blessing &c the uge;
And ut Moore * Qualfc's You'll find
mammoth stock Of every kind.
Sept. -. 1858 81 If
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WAR * ETS.

AnBEvrLLE, Dec, l, l85S.-Cotton.-There
has been n small advance in the market during
the past week. We quote extremes at from
91 to lO4 cents.
COLUMBIA, Dec. ], ls3s.-The cotton market
is gradually improving. and the better grades
have advanced &c. Some 280 bales were sold
yesterday. Mt 81 lls.
CHARLESTON. Nov. 29-The cotton market
WINS again quiet to-day, the Gales having been
limited to 1853 bales. In other respects we
have no new feature to notice-sales range
from 1O9 a 1lk
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SheriH,s s alcS.

pY virtue of sundry writs of Fer; Facias to
- me directed. will cell ut Abbeville Court
House, within the legal hours of sale, on the
first Monday and Tuesday in December, the fol-
loving property, to wit:
3Negroes. Lydia, Margaret and Henry. levied
on as the property of +. w. Davis. ads. a. Sim
onds and others.
2lO Acres of Land more or less. bounded by
Abn. Pool and others Ten Negroes. Harper,
Sally, Wiley, Jerusha, Jinney. Milley, Phil
Green. Susanna and Kesiah : also, Two Mules.
Two Horses, One Wagon and One Cart, levied
on as property of James McCracken ads. AL
fred J.. Anderson, and others.
Negroes, Dick Bosom, Nicely. John and
Ben. levied on the property of james Pat.
terson, ads. Enoch Nelson, ano others.
lo7 Acres of.Land, more or less. bounded by
lands Of John w. BigbSy dars; s. -W s4tes and
others; also, Two Negroes. Armsteasf an
Mary; also, three, ,SorreI Mares, lexied on MS
the property Of Henson Posey, ads. James w
Richey, and Others.
At the Poplar Hill. near Ninety-Six, or
Wednesday after Sale Day. 9Th December ext
Household and Kitchen Furn rniture, Plantation
Tools, Cattle, Hogs, with other articles. levied
on as the property of James McCracken, ads
Alfred i. Anderson, and others.
TERMS cAsH..s :
JOSEPH T. MOORE, s. A.D.
Sheriff'sOfice, November Is. 1855
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
ADBEvILLE DIsTRIcT.-IS EQUITY.
IIulduh Logan, sa
by next friend,
vs.. Bill for Partition ofSlavcs
Lucy Logan.
and others,
DURSUANT to Order Of Court, will sell,
l. atpublic outcry. at ALbevillc c. H., on
Sale Day in December next (Gth,) Six Likely
Negroes.
7erms-A credit of one and two years. Pur.
chasers TO give bonds with Two good sureties,
pny the costs in cash and pay for papers.
WM II. PARKER, {. L. A. D.
Commissioners Office,
Nov. II, 1858. % til
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
ABBEv1LLE DIsTRIcT.--IS EQUITY.
George. Weber,
by next friend,
W. iBill for Partition of Slaves.
aral G. Webher,
ct. al.
DUPSUANT to order Of Court. I will Sell,
j. nj public cutlery. at AbbeviIle G.. H.. OH
Sale Day in December next (6th) Seven LIKELY
Negroes.
1;rms-A credit Of twelve months with in.
terest from day "r Sale. Purchaser to give
Bond, with two good sure,ics. pay the cost il,
cash. und pay for lapers.
WM. ii. PARKER, crAD.
Commissioners Office.
Nov. 8, 1858. 90 stl
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NOTICE TO TRAvELLERs.-NEw ARRANGE

NOTICE TO TRAYELLERS.--NEW ARRANGE
MENT, WITH GREATLY IMPROVED sCIIEDUI WASH
lNGroN DIRECT TO ALL PARTS OF THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST
VIA POTOMAC STEAMERS AND RICHMOND AND POTOMAC RAIL.
daily lines Washington for tho South
their berths foot of 9th street. at 6
By the morning boat obtain fine
breakfast board and pleasant sail Of az hours down the
Potomac passing full view Of Mount Vernon BY the
evening boat they insure good supper and rest OF four hours in
brs and arrive in Richmond IN time to
all the South and Southwest.
great mail conveyed this route being a
100 miles less raroadng than by other route,
making certain connexions to
PETERSBURG, VIRGINIA WELDON
NJ CHARLESTON S. c.; AUGUSTA GA; MONTGOMERY
MonIIg AA New ORLEANS SOUTHERN
Also Richmond Danvle, Soutsde, Virginia
Tennessee and East Tennessee railroads
FOR THE SOUTHWEST TO
Danvlc, Bristol, IaitoD
Chattanooga Huntsville, Memphis,
lynchburg Knoxville, Atlanta,
Nashville, Grand Junction. Montgomery,
and New Orleans.
For through of the route inquire
the southern avenue,
board the boats foot OF 9th street
GEO. Z. MATTINLY,
August lily Ticket Agent
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WASHINGTON AND nAITDloRE TRAINS
NEW ARRANGEMENT.
ALEXANDER

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
u, RAILROAD
fsom WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama
Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas, and Texas
Through obtained the Southwestern Rail
Office of Pennsylvania and Sixth street. Washing
of Ferry Boat George Page, the ONCE Of
the Orange and Alexandra Railroad, at Alexandria.
To Richmond, Danvie Lynchbug, Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga, Nashville, Hunsyi le Grand juno
ton, Memphis, Montgomery, and Now Orleans.
Direct Route Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis.
ordng greater Expedition aud Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by other
tho foot OF Seventh
az for Alexandria where take the cars for
Richmond Charlottesville taunton White Sulphur Springs Wood
stock ~ Richmond and all points Southwest
making and close connexions to Memphis.
aud Omnbuses the Office Pa
O'Clock, a. M and p. n.
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June lS-tf Washington.
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ARRANGEME EN- Il The steamer
~ GEORGE PAGE will follows:
Alexandria a. 8 TO- II O'clock 4, and O'Clock
y. m.
Washington 8, 0, IL o'clock and O'Clock
p. m. 1T Et@ .f
THOMAS CoILYER, when the route, viii opposite
hours. 10 cents.
whaeys with the Page and Coye will
Capitol 18th and Pennsylvania
the the leave Alexandria
June s-eod.-u RICHARD WALLACE President.
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INXTENSION OF THE "NEW BOOK STORE. -
FRANKLIN PHILIP respectfully informs his friends and the
public alterations and improvements in the cosruo
ton completed In addition 10 large and
stationery American aud European
established fine art gallery at the rear Of the sore
novelties art, and all the
nences public reading the leading European journals be-
ing regularly received
Philip correspondents in most Of the European cities Is
foreign orders advantageous
long experience England and America fools confident the
satisfactory Of all orders ntrused 10 his
FRANKLIN PHILIP,
Bookseller and Statioper,
Aug SIT S32 Penn. av, between 9th and 10th streets.
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On. vINcENT's sCHooLs-The pay-schools at.

CT. VINCENTS SCHOOLS.--The Day-schoos at
tached st. yincents Asylum win
nesday next September The large lately
opportunity OF rearrangng schools
the experience of last they win begin this with
There fact three distinct schools vncens
Orpans School,
School The first is Of for the orphan inmates tho Asylum,
their discipline and educaion under tho immediate
Sisters detailed for themselves The second Free School,
poor children whose parents pay
thus circumstance their chill
dren this school is entirely distinct but just diligently
other tho training and teaching being strictly alike
always what might desired perhaps
explanation Oft Isl that the seldom
children long enough at school The third tho Pay School,
The Sisters Charity have Pay School only in aid OF the charities
required for the support Of the orphans In this school Is literally
that the Sisters teach for the orphans,
also that all who send their children there really far ontrib
the orphans this the Sisters
Charity would permitted keep School All that truly
required the practical purposes OF life all that constitutes
thorough English education well taught In this school; and in
all It's circumstances its charitable object It's method Of culvatng
interesting
girls within the District combining, under very udicous
comparatively little with full
age Improvement Of the children. Ang 28-G
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rY,IiE FRENCH LANGUAGE-The facilities az

TINE FRENCH LANGUAGE.-The facilities af-
fded the FEMALE ENGLISH AND FRENCH COLLEGIATE
INSTITUTE for thorough and practical knowledge Of the French
oquaed by other institution tho
The French teachers will be increased the coming
which will the 9th Of September and the
studies will pursued Taught through the medium Of the
French than heretofore, majority Of tho pupils speak
the with ueny The advantages afforded by the sorees
enable any who his toerab good reading know
edge language speak ueny the Of the winter
catalogues obtained at all the book and music
stores institute 1872 street Gadsby's Row."
HIRAM CoRsoN, Principal.
MIME CAROLINE ROIIIN C0ISON,
Aug 81 Vice Principal.
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NTANTED.--An agent to transact the business
wv charge the City Office Of the Mount Ovet Gene
terry the Badensburg Turnpike.
will be required and security by bond liberal
salary will be given Applications writing will be received at ST.
PatdcLs Church until the I'd Of month. Aug 24-du
A DAPTED FOR AUTUMN AND EARLY WIN
IA ter.--Lades cloth Ragands in all ooiors
Ropclant do do do
Tweed do do
Ribbed and plain black beaver cloths for ca circulars and
basqnes.
Black and colored silk velvets. .ta.
Extra Ane and low priced black "habt oloth.p
With all other select goods suited 10 general family wants
only marked plain hgures therefore purchaser is
deceived.
supplies daily from Northern and Eastern correspondents
We opening accounts
All old bills be paid in cash prior beginning
articles low prices and fair dealing be relied all
PERRY 4 BROTHER
Central Stores p west building
Sept 710tf opposite Centre Market.
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The Picnic yesterday at Arlington Springs, by the
Washington Light Infantry, passed off agrceably and
pleasantly 1t was delightful day, and all who were
present enjoyed themselves to their hearts content
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THO LET OR LEASE.-That irst-class boarding
house situated tho Louisiana and st
yoraby in the OF Miss anney Tho
location unequned and the house CONNEXIONS and well arranged
contains about thirtyHve with dining
supplied with water repairs required complete
viii be made Possession given the LIST day October APP
ply No $40 street. north side 10th and 18th streets
TO James Towlcs No 400 street. between S and 9th streets
on the premises.
piled for promptly.
Also, that SPACIOUS HOUSE AND STORE on
the between 9th and 10th streets
the occupancy Mr. John McvI The store large fronting
and running through TO street Its CONT
Market renders desirable stand Pos-
session tho LIST day Of December
Also, FURNISHED HOUSE, containing two
parlor dining ROOM i've Chambers pleasantly located
very position win not be rented for shorter period than
yen Apply No 3s street north side between 10th and 18th
streets. . +.
Aug 31-d2w [Inicll
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IMPORTANT to Librarians and Book-buyers.--
Now ready The librarians Manual treatise photography,
comprising descriptive list photographed works TO which
added Historical and Descriptive Notices OF Public Libraries
Europe and America illustrated with cngravngs by r. A. Guild
A. NJ librarian OF Brown University Providence Rhode Island
This Manual volume of two hundred and nifty
pages including complete index handsomely printed in the best
antique superior making splendid specimen
Of American typography. Price 81 in hafcah neat, 80
the number copies printed limited those DESTROYS of obtain
ing the work solicited to make early appicaionto
FRANKLIN PHILIP, Bookseller
Sep IL 1872 Penn avenue, bet 9Th and 10th streets
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Sept Id
EDUCATION.
IJDOOA ION.
DOARDING AND DAY SCHOOL ~
Id FOR YOUNG LADIfS-TRENCH AND ENGLISH,
300 street, Warrington.
Prncipal-DONAID MACLEOD, A. NJ, University OF Glasgow

The academic viii begin the second Monday Sep
NIB and the 30th Of June following.
thorough literary and scientific culture elementary
the efficiency and Of the French department.
social advantages, IL Ia unsurpassed.
Every class primary we'll the senior enjoys the
of who assisted three ladies ability
experience, and the highest education.
school standard French,
French writing
greater facilities acquiring that language strengthened by
the accession Of Prof ALExASDRE
MUSIC ON THE PIANO, THE GUITAR, AND THE HARP
t,ught by ladies family Offering superior advantages
day scholars well as boarders.
first OF will take
literature and science for which they prepared and
will the end Of the diplomas suitable testimonials.
further information circulars
Sep l--dn2w IStar&States g,.,
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BY JAS. G. MCGUIRE a. CO., Auctioneers.
ny VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST TO TIL

pY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST 10 THE
subscriber, bearing the 3lst Of December in the
eighteen (S56) and recorded In ber A. s.
folio 3d. and made TO secure certain aeot due yuda
Mitchell tho subscriber IL O'Clock saturday, september
store Washington city, d. c.,
accomplish the object Of said deed will offer for sale at public
ton the called Eckngton in Washington county be
ing the residence Of Joseph Gales bounded On the east by
the Badcnsburg by the land Of Washington
Berry north Kcang land and south by city boun
dairy line highly mproved and contains hundred and
acres, (l07) or thereabout
The purchaser viii be required pay fourth f
purchase the Of sale; the residue
twelve months from the sale with interest there
from said date and his note for such deferred payment
secured by deed Of trust ON the premises.
the purchaser shall fail comply with the terms o. sale within
the
sell the and aud promises for cash. after days previous notice
the risk of such dcfaulting purchaser
JOHN I. MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & CO.,
Aug 2l--oo&ds Auctionecrs.
Ray- The above sale is postponed until Friday
September IL, hour and place.
JOHN T. MITCHELL, Trustee.
JAS &. MCGUIRE CO.,
Sept IO-d Auctionoers.
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TIE UNION PRAYER MEETINGS will be continued every
day during the present week at the Thirteenhstrce,
Baptist church, commencing at quarter before five
o'clock, p. m,
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LNROM WASHINGT0NsDIRECf TO ALL PARTS
a. or THE WEST, SOUTHWEST NoirIIiwIa5r--BAlTl
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD, FALL ARRANGEMENTS
Three through trains daily sunday from
ngton for tho West, follows -la4a rtarai
lsL bail train 45 Sunday excepted
allowing passengers time for breakfast the Relay House washing
con FUNSTON, before proceeding West tffs1t
81 The Cincinnati and 81 Louis ESpress 1enneson leaves Wash
non al so p reaching Cncnnau az next day. and
connecting directly with Louisville Cairo Aad the
southwest and FOR s. Louis Kansas Time nom Washington e
Cincinnati rs hours, ST. louis ouy "a hours.
81 Cnc'nnat Dayton indianapolis Cairo, 81 Louis Chicago aud
Nohweter Express leaves daily Except saturday aud Sunday al
sab, M coanecng at Washington Junction on luore leaving
Baltimore at TO- To the grand mountain scenery Of The
read "a daylight take the 5ss and T45 M or 44s M tram
from Washington. tHfF
For prkerburg and all Northwestern Virginia road
take the $50 train For Marietta and Cincinnati Railroad take
the tf
Through tickets aud baggage all quarterh and
other possible facility, viii be found this route
Way passengers for the the Baltimore and Ohio Hall
road VIII leave Washington as follows zatt8
For all aud Piedmont take the
635 or T.+5, a. m, trains.
For all stations between Piedmont wheeling take the 40
train To connect with the Frederick train take the $780,
train ~.
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE TRAINS:
Leave Washington Baltimore 35 and as and 81
and AS, D. IN. On Sunday at 80, p. only.
Leave Baltimore at 430 and $780, and 80 and oO p m
On Sunday Mt 4. 80 a. m, only
The 745 and AS trains only viii stop way stations and for An
napos connexions.
Tho 745 M and the connecting trains fol
the West and the So 45, and $50 trains for the East
For further Information Inquire nt the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
Ticket Office, Washington THos. II. PARSONS Agent
Aug 10
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

A NEW VOLUMEBY A FRESH AND CHARM
"A ing wrerNow reary, Roe -
Last; or, Alone Wide, Vide sea by A.
12mo yohme 81 rs
There writer Of the day who excels s charming
simplicity % h
la thousands
families sabbath schools his books read and rercAd with
delight young old the quiet and alike
fascinated by bis pages editions Of all his books have beea
pubhed England edited by the Rev Dr. Taylor where they
have reached 100 volumes
FOR sale al PHILIPS New Bookstore.
Sept Ia 332 Penn avenue, between Oh and 10Th streets
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MA II RED,

On the 25th August Sherwood Chapel county by this
Very McosyEI EDWIN DE LION, esq., u agent and
consul for Egypt and dependencies ELLEN MARY NOW
LAM daughter Of the late JAMES No~AS Of hssr Dublin