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miscellaneous Gmnmarp.

WA.mINGToN City, Dec. &c The Secretary
Of War this afternoon, received a telegraphic dis.
patch from Lieut., Gen. Scott, dated New York,
IN which Gen. Scott Gays that he has received
good News from the Utah expedition. Coils.
Johnson and Smiths commands ano the trains
were up with Col. Alexander, aud the whole body
was marching upon Fort Bridges. which wa,
only ten miles Oft on the 9TH of November the
troops were in high spirits. There was just SNOW
enough to protect the grass from fire.
WAsHINGToN. Dec. %. Billy Bowlegs has turn.
ed up again. The War Department. has received
dispatches from Col. Loumis, commanding in
Florida, giving details of the army operations in
capturing Indians and destroying their depots.
supplies, ect. The hiding place Of Billy Bowlegs
has 1T last been round, and he has received n re.
we're blow by the capture of his women and chill
dren. Billy, it is said, has held a Council. of
war and at the risk Of his life. entreated the
Indians to come in.
meeting was held on Saturday night, at which
resolutions were held, endorsing fully the course
of Senator Douglas.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 81. Sympathy for the I'll.
Hbusters.-A strong feeling in favor of Walkers
Nicaragua Expedition is beginning to show itself
here. A meeting of citizens is called for to
morrow.
TROUBLES OF THE PRESIDENT ON THE INCREASE.
The arrest of fllibuster Walker by Commo-
P~aulaing, is creating tremendous excitement at
the South, and among Walkers sympathiners at
Washington. Our dispatches from New Orleans
ard Mobile indicate the intensity Of the feeling in
those quarters aud advices from Washington
show that Mr.. Buchanan and his Cabinet regard
themselves as involved in a new difficulty second
only to the Kansas snarl.-We shall not be sur
pIired at all if the President attempts to transfer
the responsibility of this matter to the shoulders
of Commodore Paulding. The letter of the latter
win not fail to command the respect Of every
right minded ci,issn 81 the United States.
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REMEMBER THAT
4. Bra0hcl0

Has removed his HAT and CAP STORE, -
the building one door west of James Brswn'i
Grocery Store and Immediately opposite the But.
Ter Store and would respectfully invite the at.
tention of the Public to his New and Superior
stock Of hats and CAPS, rs he is now cor.
stantly receiving the Latest Improved Fall Styles.
They will find il to their advantage to call and
examine his stock before purchasing elsewhere,
as they have been selected with the greatest care
his Stock is the Largest and most complete ever
brought to the market embracing every des.
cription of Plain and Fashionable Silk, Soft Far
Hungarian, Low and High Crown French Fell.
and Ladies' Riding Hats. Friends Otter. Muck
rat. and Russia Brush. Childreh's. Fancy. Plais,
Fur and Wool, and al, Kinds. Colors, and Shapes,
IF Mems and Boys Wool Hats.
Iny- His stack Of Caps is superior 10 Gny en-,
brought to Salem, embracing every description Of
Plain and. Fancy Cloth, Silk and Cotton, Plush,
Velvet and Mohair Caps.
leg- Any person wishing any article in his lie
,annot fail to he accommodated either in article or
price.
o-REMEMBER THE PLACE. IMMEDIATE
III OPPOSITE THE BUTTER STORE.
SOUTH SIDE MAIN ST. SALEM OHIO.-Ea
A. BRADFIFLp.
Salem. September. 1857.
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ISpIAg SLAyEs.-The st. Louis Democrat isi
formed By 9 gentleman just from Ne1t"sAA! -
some Indians are now held IN slavery W q ~
or that place. The holder u them IS fecen,J
from Utah. where he purchased them rom u
Murmons, where Indian slavery 10 one OF 'ne au.
Ijuncts of the plurality vile system, aud he no"
continues 10 hold them, doubticss, I'm conformity
with the Dred Scot, decision.
PRisovERs' LIBRARY AT SINo Siso.--h munIu'
cent donation vi sou books to this library "n' -.
ceived Yesterday by MIR. VIM Jay Hake.t irCu .no
publishers Ariletons Of Broadway; IRON JaiHes
f.. Henry, esq. Of the the Board Of Education ~
volumes Of superior books from the American
Sunday School Union, lO7 volumes; iron the
Rev. Dr.. Stohlmann Of ST. Matthew'S Onu,v"'
Walker street, AZ volumes vi German DOCKS UT
Haskell has collected and sent forward tor TINS
library 1921 volumes. This noble and humane
enterprise has been very successful "aJ I"
prospect
EuaSc1pArIoy OF SLAvEs.-Tho will OF mrs
Louisa Fine, late Of this city. was auui'Veu "
probate lately in the County Court. Sne e"aue'
pates nine valuable slaves, PROVIDES i"r 'ue P"y
nspt of their expenses to CINCINNATI anu oe
uucnthes them one hundred dollars each 0h'
also makes suitable provision for an Old servan
aver seyentv yenrs of age, who had been ia''niu
10 her, and also frees u young female slave %het
the aged one shall have died. the uealh ), y,
Miily, three ho1ses and lots on euels'n hs
To lie sold. and the proceeds divided among ne'
emaucipated slaves. orm;,,
tn her brother and other members OF the fanny
ample requests are made Lou''r'"e Jo"r"a''
SOUTHERN DIAL.-We have received the nr''
number Of the Southern Dial. u magazine devoted
TO the defence of African Slavery. as II exists ~
the South, and the interests which 1t moves,
social, neral, and political. The editor William
F. Sanford, formerly editor OF the irue I",oni y
Ia gentleman of acknowledged ability. and doubt
less will make the Southern Dial an able advocate
of slavery. We commend it to all interested IN
the welfare of Southern institutions. ~ IL pun
lished monthly at Montgomery, under me super
visions Of Rev. j.. d, Williams. Terms - eaSn
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& PROVISION
Stprc.

J. NJ. THOMPSON keeps on hand a ful as.
sortment of all kinds of Groceries: Sugars Coffee.
Tea, Molasses, and Syrup; also Bacon, Fish by
the Larrei, half barrel or pound; Flour, Riue, CT.
gars, Tobacco, Soaps and Burning Fluid. He 10
receiving fresh Goods from the East and West
nearly every day. and can and will sell az low
as any other establishment in Town.
N. B.. Western Reserve Cheese constantly %
hand and for sale. s.
p6y-C.sh paid for Eggs.
Salem, May 80, 1857.
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several yenrs, and grown wealthy in the business.
started Tor Washington yesterday, to secure the
contract for tive coming year. As lie is IA New
England man by birth a stakeholder and viuient
rtopagandist by practice, and spent q great deal
Of time and money in aiding the Border lutlar
invasion VI Kansas. he is certainly u most proper
and fit man" ivr the con tract.
CRAYoN.
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Botanic nlc0ifinc,

HIG us STREET, SALEM OHIO.
MRS. C. L. CHURCH, takes this method Of
informing her friends, and the public. that she has
permanently located on the North side Of Highest,
between the Garfield road and Lundy-st., where
she intends keeping a general assortment of DO
TANIC MEDICINES, carefully prepared by her
self and warranted free of all deleterious sub
stances.
Salem, Ohio, April 10. 1856.
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,. &. lpbinerp, u. u. g.,
Has removed his Office to the corner Of
MAIN AND BROADWAY,

SECOND STORY, ENTRANCE FROM BRoADwAr. AT rns
SOUTH END OF Tue BUILDING:l for the purpose Of So
curing increased facilities for the practice of Dem
tistry.
He proposes to spare neither pains nor erpenss
in keeping pace with the inward march Of his Pro-
fession. His stock of DENTAL MATERIALS 10
selected by himself at the head of the market; and
his past success, he trusts. has been such as to
give assurance that full satisfaction will be gives
to those who may require his services.
B65-Al operations wARRANTvD. |
Once hours from 7 A. H., Till 9 P. N. ,-,k
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family Groceries,

of the Beat Quality.
sas-Feeling thankful for past favors. we only
wish to add, that as we are the only firm in Salem,
that has visited the Eastern Markets, since the
great decline in the prices Of goods we are alss
the only House that can give you the advantage Of
that reduction in your purchase.
Feeling satisfied that we have not only the Goods
to accommodate your wants, but also at prices-
highly complimentary to the CHEAP CGRNER,,
we solicit an early call.
Yours. Respectfully.
J. &. L. SCHILLLN0-
CHEAr CORNER, Salem,
December 5th, 1857.
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FALL AND WINTER
@ o O DG

The subscriber is in receipt of a good supply Of
Guods adapted 70, the season. which were p%urchas-
ed after the decline in prices. aud having taken
pains to secure the LATEST and lost FASH
IONABLE STYLES, We are confident Of being
able to please all who may call upon us.
The stock consits of a full assortment of oil the
various kinds of goods kept in a country store
Woolen and Domestic Goods, Cloths. Cassimerss.
Vestings, Tweeds, Jeans. Flannels, kinseys,.
Blankets, Muslins. Ladies' Talnaas and Cloaks,
READY MADE CLOTHING. FAsHIoNABLR Hats
and Caps, Ladies' aud Gentlemen's Furs. He.
sery, Gloves and Gauntlets. And an assortment
of Ribbons, Flowers, Dress Trimmings aA&
Bonnets.
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Dress fabrics g.!

A full assortment Of Foreign and Americas
Manufactures in great variety. SILKSl SILKStt
The best Dollar Black Silks ever brought to this
market. Fancy Dress Silks.
STELLA, BRgCHE, and W00LEN i.
SHAW LStlt
Hdy-RExEMBER, we want MONEY. having bsss
oaught in this revulsion with a big pile Of Wool on
hand, we pledge ourselves to sell for CAsn or PRo-
DUcE as LOW rs goods have ever been sold in this
market, and respectfully invite all persons visiting
Salem, to give US a call and examine the stock.
JACOB uEATON.
SALEM, October "a, 1857.
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Piltsburg, Fort Wayne & Chicago Railroad
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.

WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
GOING WEST. 1sT. EXPRESS. 70 EXPRESS
Leaves Pittsburg, $50, q. m. s,ls, PR
" Enou, 7,sN, Ala
Columbiana,S 500 4,N
" Salem, S,A, sH
Alliance, 9.2s, hUl
Crtsllint, 200 p. N. lO'W
Arrive at ChicasO, 4.40 u In, SUu
co,xc FAST % EXPRESS. lsT EXPRESS.
Leaves Chicago, S,45, P. m. e.uO q. ILL.,
4" C%reslline, R,s5, W'Vs -
Alliance, s,2 s,s4 ::
" Salem, 5,H 4W
&" COlumbiana, 6,N 49,
" EnOn 7,05 s,H
Arrive Of PitiS's 9.IO 7N
j. II. MOORE, Superintendent.
October II, 1857.
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ENOS L. WOODS & co.
Steam Gusine Builders,

ALLIANCE, STARK COUNTY, OHIO
Engines of the best patterns built to order, Oh
very reasonable terms.
June p, lS56.-ly.
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BLANK DEEDS, Mortgages, Judgmen
Notes, Executions and Summons for sale al
this 0aca
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DOWNFALL OF FILLIBUsTER
WALKER.

Land piracy las again Suspended. Fillibuster
W aikeF, hFe1 bai suim, has promptly returned.
~ Gut u few daSs eince he exultingly set sail
UNDER Tue very nOse Of oui government officials
at New Orleans, tu resume tie Guyernorship ul
Nicaragua aud now he walks the streets Of New
fuiE a captive On parole, through the vigilance Vi
other uihcials OF the same Administrations After
some lew exploits IN the lsthmus, Walker, with
bis squad Ut followers, was captured by CUmmo.
dUrc P%auldihg Of the irigate Wabash-the General
being brought direct TO New York. while his men
were sent to Norfolk. So ends the second cau'
puign OF the 'Giey.eyed man Of destiny"
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FRANCIS n. DEANE. Jr 4 son.
lECHBJka VIRGINIA Ht


CH1LIED RAILROAD CAB WHERG.8.
UHEY pared W execute promptly orders
Il tent for their WHEELS made ereEsoy o. tsbasf ~
SNia Cold Blast Charcoal PiS. sl-l te--+-8 4 "a:
THEY RErEb TO
JOHN Ar.ANiEL EsqrPi den Vsr 1T9 2cftf
Rail- Dad e., AZ 4 -.
EDWARD II. GILL Esq, Superintendent Petersouss sn.
Richmond Railroad Co. sg.f#5 e.. sl7a.i s.r1u
THOMAS DODAMEAD -. sapeii..e rs1nse
Central Railroad % sta ssU. .-.5l - ~.
Mr.. SAM.r.. f'"l.i.S, Master Machnist Virginia ana
Tennessee Railroad Co. t p - ~ " siNT
Mr ARCHIBALD PAE, Master Machinist Virginia CsnsFAi
Railroad Co.
JOSEPH r. ANDERSON, ESQ, Richmond, Va s1ssfeb
Messrs MORRlSS, TANNER CO., do.
FRANCIS MALLORY, Esq, President Norfolk and Pc
tershurg Railroad Co. ., ! as.9oGli5il tsp 7ff
WILLIAM MALONE, Fsq Chief Engineer Norfolt md
Petersburg Railroad Co. - 81 sa.fyI1s tSiS TstE
ADAM DENMEAD, Esq, BALTIMORE Nd, 1t
s. WYATT & CO., Charleston 3. c. = 1st @N Fess .
WILLIAM l. ANDERSON ESQ, Aolue Ala. s.r.r4aa
WILLIAM G. SWAN, ESQ, Knox vile, Tenn.- -
The business = the !. NGHORNE FOUNDRY. VIII hers
ater be conducted by the subscbeA under ne hfm of r. p
DRAsE, JR. SoH.S s4saei' 8 I. \. DEANE,JA, neff
ap pl3c2sawts, yT-Aa1asifs y. BROWNE DEANE-.a
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II os.Ex,. ooNCENTRArED s.sENCI

- OssE K's CONCENTRATED ESSENCE
III OF BAY LEAVES.-Preparations afthe Bay Leafha
been extensively the world
as remedies for Nervous Headache and for affections Of the
head GENERALLY and for diseases Of the Scalp and Hair bay
Ruir particularly occupied prominent position in the
daion of many and s eagerly sought after by its thou
sands Of admrers Its equivalent however fthe prn-
pe Of the Bay is minute that real bene
6t De effected, aud II therefore palliative and
TOO feeble for of the diseases for which this valuable
+dy ia So well adapted.
ROSSER'S CONCENTRATED ESSENCE OF BAY
EAVES prepared only by the inventor has been effect
bedy series Of chemical experiments and has last been
brought that ich makes
K nnequaed in arresng the decay of the hair the
fdandruH and OF relieving by few applies that distress
ing itching which generally precedes the falling of tho
ha' 1t was originally prepared for member nf hi, family
.as ing confidence Ia the usually Sold who
most Distressing ieeay of the hail and such its wonder
eiects that its reputation establish
ted ana hundreds Of calls without
any system OF putting whatever Its intrinsic alone
have pushed tino public favor such demand
this truly great remedy that the inventor has induced
nsnu'actre upon an extensive scse and he offers it
tii tho fullest confidence to the entire public
Prepared hv Th"s H. Rosser at his Chemical Laborator
Petersburg, Va, and for sale by Druggists generally
s,pt3
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Aailp Nirginiau.


ny REQuESTI ..1.
Frow tho virsiun unlserslty Magazine for june 1853
Tho Three Calls.
Oh, slumbcrer rouse thco dcspIsc not tho truth
Give, give thy Creator the days OF thy Youth
why nandcst thoa Idle the day brcaketh See
Tho i.cri of ,hr vineyard Is waiting for thee
swco,cst Spirit BY thy power
Grant mo ye. another hour,
Earthly pleasures would prove,
Esr,hiv Joy ana earthly ,ovej
Scarcely yct hath dswncd tho day.
swescs, Spirit lpray.
sisrn AND NINTH HOUR
oh, loiicrer, speed thee tho morn wears apace
Then sqyauder no longer thy moments cf grace
nut hhrk, while there's time with thy Master agree
Tho Lord Of the vinegar stands waiting tor thee
Sweetest Spirit further stayr
brightly hean,s III" early day,
Let ina lingcr in these bowers,
uod shall have my noontiio hours.
Chidc mo not for my delay.
Gentle Spirit " alt. pray.
oh, sinner, nrousa thee thy morning Ia past,
Already tho shadows are lcngthoning fast.
Escape for thy lie from The dark mountains ncc,
Tho Lord Of the vine, ard yet waiteh for thee.
Spirit coaso thy mournful lay,
Leave mo Ia my ysclf pray
Earth hath flung her spoil around mo,
Pleasnru's ailkcn chain hath hound me
When the sun his path hath troi
Spirit. then. III turn to God
Intk bornc the wind IA the bella solemn toll,
IT'S mou,ufnlly ponlinH the kno ot = soul--
of a soul iha, despissd tho doep tsachiuss of truth,
And gave To the world tho beat hours of Its youth
Tho Spirits oct plcadngs aud striving. are o'er
7As lord u the rin,vnrd aands ~aiiipS no mor
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MISCELLANEOUS.
sKY-LIGHT PIcrURns

sKY-LIoHT PICTURES
\, "a 2, +. CENTS: I, :, ;'I :, u.,, p,,,,.,
ii, .r ha,c reduced III. p',es "f ,h.lc lee.n,
and s, ~ az" saas. Sx
line assortment vi boaunia Fancy Cases Brcasl Plus,
rome All away '' "'"" Nv" = ''' V'''
Az or,r.'ioE houn tem1A N,nn7r,M
n. 5. TANNER CO Main st,
lyleis , door. f'om Hri'ecs.
nlEr OKINvAI.IDs.-F.c- Corn .snrch,
L. Arro" h"o' Crnekers, Macesrni Sage rsp'oe" h.r
inda Arrow Root Ats tor medicinal pnrposcs pure Old
ror.s,, &c. Tor sNirty }. II, THOMPSON ACos
ARA>GEs AMI LEMONS -Ju., received,
~ airer, from New yors.
ie it"AcS oranees,
In primo oidcr. For sale low hy y. A. BOYD.
jyalts
reetors Il the enia and Tennss-ee Railroad Company
held al Tie ai,. y mrery. tho cit, otlynchbnrs on
on ,ne,cn a..o'rd That from and after a,s.day Ditch
ruar heNh" Virginia aud Tennessee Railroad Company VIII
payior stock tld by trains running this read unieas
,the euahlc negligence o the agents 'nloyoo' OF this
Rseirsa That all claims ainat hI. Company
day ,on tn such atb,s r,oui have bcru delivered
apira. ~ WM H. nUGnEs. s,o'y.
lNOsIECTsON I.s JUN, tS5s.--My friends
~ aud rusomots Who indebted To either ~ old
Onl .,tt the hr.i August, saving
eo"l deal oi trouble And cSpsnst
Rop. COPY, ly .JtFI j.. l.. ARMlSTEAD.
uAOWDEN's DENTAL FLUID, Sners Tooth
~ f"~i's f"r aaio by }. II. THOMPSON co,
Jy 81 Is Druggists
prcsidens'- OMcc.
NntGiNIAa rkNNtsstf RAiIRoN 40 Co.
lNsrHntRa. August t,'i, lRF
NOTICE, The Eleventh Annual Meeting of the stock.
" holders the Virginia aud Railroad Comla
viii h. hell tn, Hall of Depot In Tho CITY Of
Iyncbnrg Wednesday, III. 18th dav Of Scpcnb,r
FORM OF PROXY.
kpor ali by tfest y,,.'ptsi That We the subscribers
being >oekhoi,ts In III" Virginia and Tcnuc-scc Railroad
Company, do hereby const ute AMI appoint ,
our true rnd lawful attorney and proxy 10 represent each Of
In all of th Stockholders ufNii Company
when not personally present with 'n aud
ihoiiiy sreh General meetings. such VOTES
and Ia do surh other act carh OF could give do
il We ere personally present
Witness eur hands aud seals ilIs day o( las
stAL
WIr.fss, sail
18Th Bylaw "FroSes represent stock IN their seno,a
annual meetings. shall only br va,d the space
from The dtie thereof
by Orier OF The Board of Directors.
nnga ii. WM. H. HUGHES secretary
MAY 5TN. .1sJS.
SECOND slflll or
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whole Tickets SlO; Halves SIS; Quarters 81 10
Managers OF Wholes- where si
opsy the risk only, will be sent for
III Halves, ................ DO
III Quarters " 20
The Managers have been compelled from the numerous
complaints them unahfdnesa the of
who have been attending the filling orders
correspondence business and in their o. n name
q Order Tickets fron the Managers only
Address ali letters X. FRANCE e. Co.
aug3 Baltimore Nd
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H\ CHARLES W. BUTTON.
TERM,

The ViktifS.>< Is published ally 80 ri-weekiya
- p-, siunn In and weekly at 80 invariably in nd
otherwise - 30 will be charged al No
Ndtt- N continued 'c,t the option propretors
until all arresraee- shall been paid
ARVEkT1SEMTiSTs,r inserted ~ per square Of
~ lines less, tn Insertion ani ~ cts for each
unless oreved wockty and then 80 cts
per square III he II the nunber OF
n9ertiuns marked the MS will published I'll or
red out, and charged accordingly
liz EAkIl oATE- ARE
for square ally.
fcr TWO 10 do ~
w..
IE Advert Intended both suiect to
.On
n Annual viii be mitcd to their immediate "a
the adv charged transient rates
All Advertisements appear in the daily and tri
r'biy papers.
4, Ohiuary which exceed charged
af,.nlY tori he nSc
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MARYLAND STATE LOTTERIES.
up FkANtE a CO., Managers Of the MARY land
kts State Lotteries the follow Splendid sch,
For AUGUST, 1865.

To be drawn In Baltimore Nd Saturday Angus, "sh 1853
30, O,I0J Prizes: 10000 Nun, bcr.!.
We would call particular attention the follow ing
scheme package "f ID whole tickets costing only ssu
and every other ticket being % draw $40. de-
termined by the number dia" ing the Capital rrze whet
odd .
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a Perpessal Ps rfsme, j.ss
u receivedby Lie lOh STABLEB ZONES
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ltNPKE ~ SIl NGI Es .-a0U5J ;yprcss Shinrlcs
~ 30 Tons Brush Mountain Coal For sale by
ANDERSON. LANFORD u Co, on Caual
IDar 90 near La12horne 8 Nj
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r -0nn 1sshels lpsss.e .cw C1sys. 49,
A9VOO Store ard for sale, which We Hul AL ~ pr
cash Also Timothy Orchard Gran, Englsh Beue 0fs ~
or Green and Hords 0rsss 6Uea. a.- .x..
Ian fts --..-.--.-A lk1T z SA& 49,
WHITE BRII.LIANT1 AND DUoTkR
wv CALICOHH-A nics sssossmsntee = %. 3 .aaaaL
sss ae's as sal s~ailagJ, A, sTieLsh Att49SSa
.dseH.s ~ 'a'si sssi,7 s4tgss tsi;aJ y eaaasl,
4asaasToss ssi
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r.f s- . g. - -. .-ss ~
... .'- .1ieE sFs gsa -a4ss
.t-as@s!s n fs ..
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Great Northern. Western nmd south-w e.tern
NAIL ROUTE,
VIA
VIRGINIA CENTRAL RAILROAD.

LVoR Charlottesville staunton ewisburg and Charleston
II Va, Guyandotte, &c. Two daily Trans for Washing
ton Baltimore Phadelphis New York, Wheeling, Cinein
natl, Louisville.
Day Mall and Passenger Train leaves Richmond daily at
6;45 A. NJ.
Night Accommodation Passenger Train leaves Richmond
daily, Except Sundays) at SIS r. NJ
The 645 Train connects Washington with the $50
NJ, and the 5ia 81. with the 55 A. NJ Express Trains
from Washington for the different points above named.
Y Through Tickets be ocured In Iy nohbrg tho
Ticket Office of the South side Railroad Co.. A w HORN
Err, Ticket Agent.
10 New 1Orb, 30
10 Baltimore ............................. II 10
To Washington and Alexandra. 10 80
Passengers for Washington set down any Hotel upon
Pennsylvania Avenue. free Of charge.
leaving ynchburg $50 r. NJ by the regular
Mail Train Richuond with the Gas A.
leaving by the Freight Accommodation at $40 A NJ connect
with the 5l5 r. N. Train.
Passengers and their baggage transported ew the De
pots in Richmond free Of charge and to the Depot o-
tel Pennsylvania Avenue In Washington saving
hire
Through Tickets be procured in Washington to Pitts
burg GAINESVILLE, Da, ton Columbus Oho Decatur Jeer
sonvlle Indiana polls and Vine lndanena Louisville
Kentucky st Iouii Chicago &C. &c and all parts Of The
West. LIZ Baggage checked through.
THOS. DODAMEAD,
augal'ts Gcnl sup't