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d. FOR SALE OR RENT.-THAT
HsI TWO-STORY AND BASEMENT BRICK HOUSE,
No o9 Centre street. This house has been newly
repaired has gas and water fixtures, range, &C. Posses
sion given ON the 10th inst. Apply to
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THIS TSTOGTVE NOTICE. that the sub

Il scriber has obtained from the Orphans Court Of
Baltimore City, letters testamentary on the estate oil
JAMES r. KIDD late of the said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said estate are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof, the subscriber before the LIST day OIL
May next they may otherwise, by law, be excluded
from all benefit of said estate All persons indebted to
said estate are requested to make immediate payment
Given under my hand LIST day of October A. D. 1855
JAMES A. REED, Executor,
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Oc4-Iaw4v
BENJAMIN HORN and others, against ELIZBETH
HORN and others
GTTPERTOP COTTR'T OF BALTIMORE

oCITY-September 30th 1S5S.-0rdered, this S0th day
September 1855 that the agreement of suitcase this
day filed by WILLIAM C. PENNINGTON, Trustee in this
case be finally ratified and confirmed unless cause to the
contrary before October 22d, 1858 pro-
vided copy this order be inserted in daily paper
of the city Of Baltimore twice week for each Of three
successive weeks before that day The report states an
agreement suitcase lot of ground Baltimore street
26X90 feet at the annual subrent of S9s.50
True copy. GEO f. SANGSTON, Clerk.
Test-GEO T. SANGSTON,
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NiiI BILE PROPERTY IN BALTIMORE COUNTY
by virtue of the power conferred upon the under
signed by the MORTGAGE in accordance with the provs
IONS OF the Act of the General Assembly of Maryland
passed al December session. 1926 chapter 1872 being an
at reiatlng TO mortgages in Baltimore county he will
oe Tor sale at Public Auction the public sales room
lhe fNchange Reading Rooms, No 10 South Gay street.
on SAIIRlA4 October 30th 1858, at o'clock p VI
ALL The ESTATE AND INTEREST OF HANNAH COLE
AND JOHN HENRY COLE, respectively in the following
valuable property, viz:
ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND situated and binding on
the Hartford turnpike road, in Baltimore county about
three and onequarter miles from the city Baltimore
ana ABOUT oneeghth OF mile beyond Halls Spring CON
tanning SIXTY -FOUR ACRES more or less and which is
described IN deed of mortgage from the said Hannah Cole
and John Henry Cole David Davis, bearing date on she
among the mortgage records of Baltimore county 1t ad
joins the lands of MesSrs Psch Kroh Burgen Hall and
Gebb.
The Improvements consist of TWO LOG HOUSES
There several eligible bull ing sites on the property
which advantageousy located country residence
portion of the land is in cultivation and portion in
wood The interest of Hannah Cole in said land is
third thereof during her life dover right as widow
of George Cole deceased She is about sixty years of
The interest of John Henry Cole is one undivided third
part thereof absolutely the three children and
heir at law of said George Cole, deceased
Terms of saeOne half on the ay of sale and the
balance in six months with interest and security satisfac
tory to the Trustee.
BENZ. +. HORWITZ, Trustee
53 Fayette street.
o6 2awts VIM HAMILTON Auctionper
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I A. DUSHANE,
COMMISSION pApEP M I III,

II
ID COMMISSION PAPER DEALER
No. 40 s. CHARLES STREET, NEAR LONBAPD
BALTIMORE MD,
Has just received and offers for sale LARGO and we'll
assorted stock of Writing, Printing Book and Manning
Papers; Binders Trunk, Straw Bonnet Boards &c Hay
ing been appointed agent by Thaddeus Davids Co for
the sale of their unrvalled Mucage Ink Sealing Way
Black sand &C., he is prepared to furnish them at the
manufacturers prices Attention is respectfully solicited
to his stock generally Paper of every description made
to order at short notice a,,eI ts
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IN THE MATTER OF THE INSOI-
H. VENT ESTATE OF EDWARD A. TOWNSEND-No-
tce to creditors-A persons having claims against the
estate of Edward A. Townsend prior his application for
the benefit OF the lnsovent Laws, April 18th 1870 are
hereby notified to file their claims properly auhen Heated
with VIM j. Hamiil, Clerk of the Court Common pleas
with the undersigned before the 4h of Deem
Der 1858. ROBT C BARRY
29-1aw3w Permanent Trustee. No 4
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FNHIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the
Il subscribers have obtained from the Orphans Court of
Baltimore city letters of administration on the estate OF
JOHN GRAHAM. late of said city deceased. All per-
having claims against the said deceased are hereby
warned exhibit the same with the vouchers thereon 10
the subscribers before the first day of April next
they may otherwise by law he excluded ON all beneht
of said All persons indebted said estate are re-
quested to make immediate payment. Given under our
hands this End day of October, 1855
MAURICE BUSHE,
PATRICK MLAUGHLIN,
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I'll ALL & BROTHER

NIL q BROTHER
IL Successors to Thomas Nash d co..
nDo,-r.,o,- Curers and Packers of
PROVISIONS, FOR HOME & FOREIGN MARKETS,
And Manufacturers Of
~ REFINED LARD AND LARD OIL,
No; fLEAsANT ST, AND III NORTH ST, BALTIMORE
having railway facilities North St, Provisions VIII
e reserved Tor Inspection and Storage, and Bulk Meats
smoked on reasonable terms. CHAS G. HALL
sIO.tf 'A''e " cS : w. n - HAIL
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ID L. HYNSON,
ne UPHoLsTERER, PAPER HANGER.

AND
VENE TAN BLTND V1NTrr,crrprp
No 81 NORTH HOWARD ST. ONE DooR Ipovr rvIl,roN
,,,,, - BALTIMORE
Tar EN- hANGlNGS. VENETIAN BLINDS.
Constantly in store for Kaens %, III a,,5 mann.
sae, AfEk hANGINGs of features to order VENETIAN
description, and of the BLINDS of all coors sizes
idtest anu moSt approvedand qualities, which will
-, Aso borders, Fire compare favorahy with any
Du aIn n rlhts, &c offered to the public.
Reprinted and Trimmed or Fxchanged sg-1v
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J. H. sTEUART USE or c. Il. sTEUAKT, rel

WIN H. D0WNES.
TN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
L TIMORE CITY October End, 1858. Ordered that the
sales made and reported by VIM j. STEUAkT, Trustee,
for the sale of the property in said proceedings
mentioned, be ratified and confirmed, unless cause
the contrary thereof be shewn before the Goth
day of October inst, provided copy of this order be
inserted in newspaper printed in the city of Balti-
in each of three successive weeks before the
said 26th day of October inst
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he Report states the amount of sales to be 81 100
True copy, W II. II. TURNER. CIR

s2S-1aw3w Test. W. II. II. TU - - -
IN COURT OF, GnHHa 80, q ernpcP II
In the Err 1t is on this 4th day of October 1858
Srdered that the sales made and reported by Luther
NJ Reynolds trustee be ratified and confirmed. unless
cause contrary thereof be shewn before the
26th instant. Provided copy of this order benerted in
some newspaper printed in the city of Baltimore, once in
each week, before the day last aforesaid.
The report states the amount of sales to be $3.50
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vTHJs IS TO GIVE NOTICE TIA

the subscribers obtained from the Orphans Court
of Baltimore city letters of administration on the sonaI
estate of JAMES BURNS late of said city, deceased
All persons having claims against the said deceased are
hereby warned to exhibit the with the vouchers
thereof to the subscribers before the 30th day OF
March next they may otherwise be excluded from all
benefit of the said estate All persons indebted to said
estate are hereby requested to make immediate payment
Given under our hands this 2Sth day of Sept 1858.
ELIZABETH BURNS, Administrators.
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q I No. AZ North CaIvert S,roa, comforta.
,u Rooms and Board can be had f ~ s;sd or single
aulO-tf hARFIN GOLDSBOROUGH,
Agent for keepers.
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DIE RACKS.-By using which six pies
IL can be put away and occupy space than one
for sale at the housekeeping warerooms of
C0RTLAN Il CO.,
au10 No. 216 Baltimore st.
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GEO. f. SANGSTON, Clerk
2l1aw3w Test-GEO. F. SANGSTON Clerk
in BALTIMORE CITY ORPHANS

] n n
ACouRT-0rdered, this twenty,ffth day of September
in the year eighteen hundred and ftyeight upon the ne
tition of EDWARD OTIS HINKLEY, surviving executor
of LEONARD JARVIS, by the Orphans Court of Balti-
more city that the appointment of the sixth day Deem
Der next in the Court of said Court which has been
made by said executor for meeting of persons entitled
to distrbutve shares egacies parts of the residue Of
the personal estate of said Jarvis order that payment
and distribution thereof may be made such meeting
under the Courts direction and contro-be and the same
is hereby approved.
And is further ordered that said executor do give no.
tcc Of said meeting by publication this order in two of
the daily newspapers published in the city of Baltimore
once week for four successive before the day of
said meeting.
tSgnedl F. d. KEMP
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4 OST.-A MILTTARY ROITNTY WAR

n OoI ~ MILD M DUN 7 W a IL
rant No 246l6 for 100 acres issued to Louis Foster
under act of March Sd 1855 and sent H. Hickman Of
Baltimore about the 9th of May 1856 This to caution
persons from purchasing said Warrant application having
been made to the Pension Office, for he issue of dup
cate. se2S.1aufwI
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sLdItS IIIt IllOUIlI OI sdItS 10 DC - To.
W. H. II. TURNER. Clerk
True Copy, Test-W. II. II. TURNER,



GEORGE R. H. LEFFLER rs. EDWARD DOW LING.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT FOR BAL
l. TIMORE CITY.-September 25th, 1S5s-0rdered, that
the sales made and reported by JAMES MALCOLM,
Trustee for the sale of said leasehold estate, be
ratified and confirmed unless to the contrary thereof
be shewn before the 18th day of October next pro-
vided copy of this order be inserted in paper pub
shed in Baltimore city in each of three successive
weeks before the said 18th day of October next
The Report states the amount of sales to be Sl100 *
Tr,o co,,, II II TTrPNEp -
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oClTf Ordered this 10th day of September 1858 that
the sale made and reported by William Frush, Trus
tee for the sale of the mortgaged property of Hi
ram C. Walter, be ratified and confirmed unless cause
be shown to the contrary before ninth dav of
October next Provided copy of this order be insert
ed week for each of three weeks in some
newspaper in the city of Baltimore obeore the said Stb
day of October next. The report the amount of
salpS IN he -
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lSlgned f. ID. KEMP
SAML. G. SPICFR
CHAS CPTEETTrJ

True copy taken from the Original filed on the 18th
day Of September, 1858.
Test-ISAAC P. COOK Register
of Wills 20,
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BY Il. ". BENNETT d co.
4-.sAs+ LEASEH0LD AND FEE SIMPLE PROPERTY
ON SARATOGA, RIDGELY, FAYETTE Il EDEN SITS,
LANDS IN GEORGIA,

run cHLE ar ALCTION.
by virtue of an order of the Superior Court for Bal
more city the undersigned Trustee John G. Fielder
man, will sell by public auction, at the Baltimore Ex-
change No. 10 South Gay street. on THURSDAY AT
TERNOON, October 2lst at O'clock the following prop
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fiji FOR RENT-Several desirable OF.
y,iI FICES in houses Nos &c and 80 St Paul ST. oppo
- 1site Masonic Hall. Apply to DAVIES 4 WAR
FIELD l6 Spears wharf ocg 1w
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oc5 1aw3w True copy test: J. I. Cit
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT For BAL

ATIMoRE CITY.-October 9th 1S5S.-Ordered, that the
the mortgaged estate Daniel NJ eese as made
and reported by T. Parkn Scott, Trustee be ratified and
confirmed unless to the contrary be shewn
fore the 2Sth instant; provided copy this order be
published once week for three successive weeks before
that day in some daily newspaper printed and published
in this city The report staeS the TO be So
$50. W H. II TITRNER (I.,l-
ncI nIlt TrIlnr nnst-
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90usts, It,. for Salf an0 3fnt.

o. FOR RENT.-The Warehouse No.
iii q South Charles St. and twostory Warehouse in
--1ees the rear. Apply to DUGAN x JENKINS,
ocll-u 81 South Charles st
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piles and be ready TO return and take up their abode with
us and enjoy beautiful climate in the society OF ther
families and among Christian, civilized people In my
mind before the steamer Of goth July leaves ior New
York we shall find that the faithful messengers OF Wells
Fargo Co.'s Express will be the carriers of tens OF
thousands Of gold dust and the steamers manifess OF
the p M S. s. Co. show that the Hudson Bay Company
and other heavy mercantile houses which have recently
established branch houses at Victoria viii be large ship
pers of gold dust TO this city. F - rl..
1t has been expected by many that long ere this, ON
account of the great number of miners who had ceased
working in our own mines, shipments OF treasure
eastward would have fallen off greatly Such has not
yet been the case nor do believe the shipment of to-
day will exhibit any falling oil from the usual monthly
average those yet to follow during the year One
reason is have received many goods Heavy treghts
etc. to be met and besides the secret lies in the
fact that the long hidden treasures the fruits OF months
and years of toll and labor have been concealed In old
bags and SKINS and long buried in the earth for safe
keeping There is not doubt but that millions OF hid
den treasure at this moment lying hid and unpro
ducve in the earth, waiting the time when the owner
has his pile and is himself ready to go East and carry
his treasure with him. t-Gafs sT eat 81
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this as severe blow Victoria for do not believe that
among the speculators here before the PanaEaa arrived
the same sum- cash could have been raised under the
most pressing circumstances.
heard II asserted, pretty good authority, that some
of earlier operators In property at this place are likely
to al through in their speculations nom the little
fact that they have purchased from the Hudsons Bay
Company without regard to the proyiso that buildings
to be erected on the lots within given time Az
vet the only evidence of ownership OF them pos
sess are the receipts for money paid One individual well
known in San Francisco who recently became proprietor
of 26 acres on Vancouver Island purchased IN his way,
and as no indcntuc has been issued for ths property
(Which instrument contains the prorso in question: and
the gentleman has taken trip TO the East 1t Is not inn
possible that the property may revert TO the company
before his return lN sgt8GfEG 5at1HAt9 9A s
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INSTRUCTIONS TO GOV. DOUGLAS.

rfn
SIR have to acknowledge your despatch of the sth
ultmo in continuation of former dispatches Informing
the Secretary of State from time to time OF the pro
gress of the gold discoveries Frazers river and the
measures which you had taken in consequence am
anxious not let the opportunity Of tho present mail
pass without Informing you that ber Majesty govern
nen have under their consideration the pressing neces
sy for taking steps to establish public order and
government in that locality and that hope very soon
To be able TO communicate to you the result.
In the meantime her Majesty government approve
the which you have adopted in asserting both the
dominion of the Crown this region and the right OF
the Crown over the precious metals They think, how
ever that you acted udicousy In waiting for further In
strucons before you endeayored to compel the taking
out of licenses by causing any force to be despatched lot
that purpose from Vancouver's Island.
They wish you to continue your vigilance, aud to ap
ply for instructions any point on which you may re-
qure them They however in addition, particularly
anxious to impress you that while her gov
enment determined preserving the rights both OF
government and commerce., which belong to this coun
try and while they have it in contemplation to furnish
you with such force they may be able to detach for
your assistance and support in the of law
and order it is no part Of their policy exclude Amer
cans and other foreigners from the gold fields On the
contrary, you distinctly instructed to oppose no OBJ
sace whatever to their resort thither for the purpose OF
digging in those fields, long they submit them
selves in with the subjects of her Majesty to
the recognition Of her authority and conform TO such
rules of police you have thought proper to esab
lish The national right TO navigate Frazcrs river s OF
course separate question: and one which nor Majesty
government must reserve.
Under the circumstances of large an immigration of
Americans into English territory, need hardly impress
upon you the Importance Of caution and dccay in deal
ing with those manifold of international relation
ship and feeling which certain to arise and which,
but for the exercise of temper and discretion might
easily lead serious complications between two neigh
boring and powerful States. e3 aNat
1t is impossible by this mail to furnish you with any
instructions of more definite character. Her Baestys
leave much to your discretion this
most important subject and they rely ON your exercising
whatever influence and powers you may possess in the
which from local knowledge and experience you
conceive to be the best calculated give development to
the new country and to advance imperial interests
have, &c. e. BULWEH LfIIoN.
Governor DOUGLAS &c.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
T,ROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
IL or THE WET SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST BAITT,
MORE AND OHIO RAIIROAD f @

LfROM WASHINGTON DIRECT TO ALL PARTS
III or THE WEST SOUTHWEST, AND NORTHWEST. BALm
MORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
Ss~m0 sraHse~s ns, ,caA greatly t~proccd scAoiar,s
connecting dsy (excep Sunday
from Washington West, W foows: ~ ftf4.
lst The CINCINNATI kxpREsS MAIL SIS, M, n
lowing time ior breakfast Relay House. Washington
and oonnecss BeDwood tho Ohio river at H. with
Central Ohio for Columbus points
reaching Cincinnati NJ ii 80, M next day, tH
3D. THE GREAT CINCINNATI and ST. LOUIS EXPRESS connexon
m day connecting directly with Exprsss
Train for Louisville Cro and The Souw and r st. LOUIS
etc. Tine from Washington Cincinnati only 70 hours aud 70
"a CIN6vSNATI DAYTON, rHDaANAPoTB CAIRO, ST LOUIS
CHICAGO and NORTHWESTERN ExPHFxS leaves (cxcept Saturday
and Sunday at 03o connecting Washington junction Bal
umore leaving Baltimore ut TO- On sunday night the
Ion with this train made BY the $50 train from Washington
To view the grand tho road in daylight take tho
5l5, a. m, or $50, train from Washington.
Parkcrsburg all the Northwestern Virgins road
take the $50 an For all points the Marietta Railroad take
the f
The western connexions Washington Baltimore by all
both directions the direct
been offered the travelling public
advantage that the Of tho Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad and associate lines could
this Through tickets checks
quarters and other possible AGILITY will be found this
passengers the Of the Baltimore Ohio Rail
viii Washington follows: points
junction and Piedmont by the 6.l5 m oil
lions between Piedmont and wheeng take the 630 train To
with the Frederick train take tho $50 train
For tickets Of all kinds baggage checks and further information
apply TIIOS II. PARSONS, Agent
E9 Or Mt the ticket Office, Washington station.
w. r. SMITH,
Master OF Transportation.
tH Hsa H.-IsHHt -..a5.. L. NJ COLE
-4t General Ticket Agent.
xf,yQ q
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NEW YoRK ADVERTISEMENTS.
8. G. Herring 4 Co.'S Patent Champisa SAFE,

rINHE subscribers, grateful for past hvors, and
finding thai discriminating public bcstowing ku
hat extent that exhibit all
thor stuck have enlarged their opening
and Bro~dway 25l II Murray
pois the City Hall This of warehouse with ths
Mctoy
keep all larger stock burglar
proof other sstsshment tho wesd
tenim will bc had sas for private families match
with other furniture for tho security Of and Jewely
et ALSO 49, 5,.-.t.
Will hand and order all kinds
DOORS Halls patent powder proof
pcrmutaon bank Cygcr
patent letter lock, without key. I'd a1a gpgli f5
d. c. HERRING o., - tf.
tht Nos l3S, 1877, and l3V Water street. and
No. 25l Broadway Murray IT,, New York.
t rft1r rl y. C0YiE 3 CO., Agsns ~ %
. .ta r.f tr4 ..I.... .T ~ !. WsshingtoR, D. O.
B. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 26-ly Richmond. virginia.
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increase quantities classes no
headed hseAnsousY IN The schedule, twspiy ave
Persons whose oncr shall be Will
through The once which shall be
and they do sappRes specified
within hccn days from tho dste q
acceptance Of their bid contract will bo
persons and tho such deung bidder will be
held responsible for all dsnquencaes. asl q 7lt4 ~.
All offers no made IN srs ecr@s with this advertisement wi
at the option of The bureau bo rejected. aH Iate
Those only whose Oilers be will be nohed and
ncts will be ready for thereafter
icable. 5f tt ft ~. tfI Hl 3-Iaw4w N
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The woopMASs The case OF o 0. woodman rs. Caro-
line his we suit for divorce has been decided by Judge
Morgan, OF the second district court Of New orleans IN
favor of the plaintiff This decree to have effect upon
the csncst between the parties relative 10 any other mat
ter except the question of divorce which alone Is Affected
by this decree The costs Of this proceeding 10 DC pornc
by the defendant.
The Mississippi river has been asecnded py s,eanooa.
ever steamboat disturbed its waters before The North
Star made trip up TO Pokajana Falls.
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BarnNoRn, May 8, 1858.
ARRANGEMENT.

NEW ARRANGEMENT.
GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ORANGE ALEXANDRIA
= -
From WASHINGTON CITY Virginia. Tennessee Georgia. Alabama,
st Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas
Through great Southwestern Rail
Oe Pennsylvania and sixth Washing
board the Steam Ferry Boat George Page tho Office or
the Orange and Alexandria Railroad at Alexandria.
To Richmond Danvie Iynchbnrg Bristol Knoxville Dalton
Atlanta, Chattanooga Nashville Huntsville Grand
A ton, Memphis Montgomery, and New Orleans.
Continuous Railway Connexions Memphis
ordng Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter than by other va EN-
The ferry the foot Of Seventh street
a8 O'Clock for Alexandria, where take the for
Richmond, Stannton, White Sulphur Springs Wood
Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close Momphs.
Baggage wagons omnibuse~ Office
O'Clock, m, and 2, p.
JAMES A. EyANs Agent,
1S-f Washington
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