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Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

COLUMBIA LAND OFFICE, WASHINGTON,
! Dls-RIcr OF CoLuMBIA-Establlshed Tor the
sale and Exchange OF Farms, Plantations, City
Lots and Real Estate generally, on tommls-
SION. throughout The United States
VI WATSON 4 CO-Ctfice III the building on
tie corner Of Indiana avenue a"d Second street
The attention OF lad owners IN Virginia and
MARYLAND. who wish to effect sales OF Farms,
and other landed property, is requested 10 the
above establishment, as a~tioIdIng facilities Tor
the sale OF real estate, unequaiied by those OF
any other agency. Circulars transmitted on
application. oct'-eo'm
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DIED.

morning. the l7th ult., MARTHA
~ >,~I, mTr.of " 4. Taylor, formerly OF
'.A'' Nj, aud eldest daughter OF +.
~ . Georgetown. u {.
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BY Yesterday Evenings Malls.

THE FAIR.--The first day OF the Sixth
National Exhibition Of the United States
Agricultural Society, and o! the Virginia
Central Agricultural 5 ciety, began on Mon
day, on tue extensive fair grounds OF Rich
mond. 10 mauy Of the miscellaneous de-
partments, however, the exhibitors will not
be as numerous as on former occasions,
but 10 regard to agricultural implements,
stock, cattle, horses, sheep, swine and poul.
try, this Fair will present a highly attractive
appearance. The accommodations are every
way complete.
BLOODY Rows.--A~ desperate ARRAY occur
cd last night, at A. Scbad's restaurant, on
Broad street, between the proprietor and
a blacksmith of this city, named Augustus
Lipscomb. 1t is stated that Lipscomh re-
fused to settle for liquor which had been
drank by him and others. whereupoD Schad
undertook to eject him. l. drew a knife, aud
Inflicted two wounds upon Schad, the most
serious being Oh he right thigh. +. Reich
ter, who wcut to Scba0's assistance, recelSed
a cut upon the left arm, and q most serious
one across the back Of the neck. II is ap-
pretended that he will not recover. Lips
comb is in custody - Rich. Way
MELANCHOLY AccipENT.-A young man,
named Richard OfIin, a native o! Iceland,
and employed at the Southern Railroad De-
pot in this city, met with an accident on
Saturday last, which terminated fatally ct al
early hour Oh Sunday night. lie was en-
gagged in coupling ,wo freight cars, and fail
ing to get out OF the way before tho cars
camc together, was caught and crushed just
, above the hips. As toe cars were barely IL
motion at the time, ard NO Commissions could
be discovered on his body 1T was at first
thought, that bis injuries were very s! gh!.-
This however proved a mistake, as he iinScr'
I'd 10 much pain W to tbe hour OF bis d'sso'
lution.--PeterS6ufg Express.
The Richmond Enquirer says:-The Coun'
Gil, last evening, adopted aud passed an
ordinance for the establishment Of a paid
| Fire Department in Richmond. The force
will be one Chief Encineer, six Commanders,
six Foremen, aud 30 Firemcn with 6O neSro
helpers.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

BOOTS, CATERS, SHOES, Nc, hc-A
general assortment OF Boots. Caters, shoes,
&c. sc. tor Ladies, Gentlemen, Misses, boys,
ard CnilJrens wear, OF the best materials and
workmanship, can be found at
HARMON BURNS.
4Os Pennsylvania Avenue, between - and SIN
streets, a tcw doors east OF National Hotel.
Washington, sep iS-eo2m
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T'fVT 7 % 80 ~ F|F
MAGNIFICENT SCHEME!
ro pE DRAWS ZOE s%ArunpAY " NovEMBER
APPROXIMATION PRIZES

5.ia5 Prizes amounting bj2O,OOv
Whole Tickets $50; Halves r.; Quarters B2.5J
a Circular showing the plan OF The Lotteries
Will be sent 70 any one DESTROYS OF receiving IT.,
Certificates OF Packages will be sold a. the
1 following rates. waicG IS the FISK:
! E.rfinrat..n f pncla nas LII Mla- tickets. SND 90
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svlNpOW SHADFS.-Just received per
Express, anew assortment OF Painted ard
Gold WINDOW SHADES, Lace and Muslin
Curtains, Buf, Green, DTab, Blue, and White
PLAIN Shades, Comice Bands, Pms, &c, &c,
and will be offered at prices 70 suit the times, ct
J. +. CLAkKES Window Furnishing store,
No. I5S. kingstrest ap -
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MhCGREGOR'S VENIiLATlNG STOVES.
I HAVE on hahi the most complete assert
mrtt OF COCK aud PAhLnR STOVES
- It has ever been Offered il his c''y. Among
M Cocks are the Diamond Rock. Nevada.
Comet. Wisconsin,. Charter OAK. and Homestead
Parlor stoves, Tor Coal, are the Macgregor ven
dating stove, Backus Patent Radiator, Ne"
Pattern Radiator, PaTior Crates, Parlor Cooks,
and Cylinder stoves. Parior >'oyes. for WOOD,
are the sell Regulators, Cottage ParIors, Oven
Par.ors. Sheet Iron Air Tight. and SIX and Nine
Plate stoves Washington STOVE POLISH,
Stove PIPE. SHEET ZINC, sc.
II TIN WARE al wholesale, as low a II
can be bought in Baltimore or any other city.
II. /. GREGORY, Ms King street,
octl opposite Marshall House.
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NEORE THAN $4,000 BOTTLES SOIL
WI IN InE NEW ENGLAND STATES

NSORE THAN $4,000 BOTTLES SOIL
WI IN IHE NEW ENGLAND STATES
IN ONE lEAH--Iue RESTORATIVE OF
PkpF. q. j WOOD tor restoring HAIR per
irctly AM permanently To never YET ma d RI
val. Volume atier volume mI-a. BE- gwen non
all parts Of r. ~orIG and rom L.. most Iute.l
gent 10 prove 'nat II ). i ,~eGircu hrSiOhA
TIVE: yut r., ,Ie circular and you cannot
doubt: read also tie following
TIE HArR-Psopie aave ror centuries beer
afi. cIed WIN aid heads. and rae only remedy
heretofore known. has been tays" abamiGa"i'
Wigs. By a. recent discovery .! Prot WOO,
these articles are being last dispense: w!in; nui
a great many persons stiIi Pdii"i'%' l"e"'' We
cause they nave been 80 often imposed upon bJ
Hair Tones OF d tir.ent Kinds. 10 al sue:
persons we earnestly MAKE TIE Feques'' tna
they wall tIy once az AIN. Lor III "''b" M
ArURATiEE. there Is 10 such ining as iali'-
We know OF Il lady who was bald. VINO USED III
article . short time, ant her head Is no" cover
ed completely win ne Unrest and mos oe""'i
I I'M chris IMAGINABLE. We know OF numerous
cas,s where hair was rapidly falling our "h'cH
Il ret red in greater perfection Than II ever
had neen before. .
IL is also without doubt one Of the best aTtI
I Giles tor ktr ping tue n4lr III good co"dl'loi
making II soft aud glossy, removing ddHdIufi
and has proved itself the greatest enemy 10 al
tue i'll, that hair is reIi 10
1t is the duty OF every one 10 improve tnelT
personal appearance though some may d'iirr 10
regard 10 the ways OF DONG II: but every oit
will admit that u beautiful mead VI hair, either
IN man or woman. Is an object mucn 10 be- dc
SIRED, and there are no means tAai shouii De
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MEMORANDA.

6arque Horace I, ale, Johnson, for Washing
"a b C.Cid at DIX Island, Me, 2lst inst.
big fae5rA Page, Lewis, from this port,
G~s-la Portland, 22d lnsr.
5.M Baldwin, Montgomery, for Wash
,.n pc, sailed from PASSPORT, 10Th inst
N.I >a.et Anchor, for Georgetown, ID. T.,
Il iron bIcksport, 10th inst.
scar. aIc'c. ReEt, and Athol, Parr, hence at
= .gae y. B, 18th inst.
": Eoru sawyer, Snow, from Boston, ior
- pr. sailed rom Newport, 2lst inst.
>.;, Fairfax, Mott, nom Georgetown, u.
g. ~if,Imo,e, Cra,ner, and Carlton Jayne,
ur-. ION TINS port, arrived at New York,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

N-OIICE-A meeting Ct the stockholders
OF the Fire Insurance Company OF Alex
andria, Will be held at the cfice OF the Compan7 7,
on Monday, the frs, day OF November next Tor
the nurposr OF holding an election tor twelve
Directors. 10 serve the ensuing year. BY order
ot the Board L. ". WATILEs, Secretary.
oct l6-eotNoyl
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

CMOKED BEEF AND TONGUES-The
subscriber has now on hand SMOKED
BEEF AND TONGUES, OF superior quaII'y,
to be mad at mis- Stall in the Market, during
market hours also, al his Dwellrag, Oh Duke
street, near the Orange and Alexandra ka;itoad
Depot. JOHN =. EMERSON.
sep i-2aw2m'
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N0RE NEW BOOKS. MAGAZINES: AND
VI iirERS. at GEO. SIGGERS' Book and
hsasA Sore, IS Prince street, opposite the Ca
s., .6t.
LIST OF MAGAZINES
i1-iLs,ir's Ncw Family Magazine and Ga
E'eo Fashion. something rich, price % cts.
'a, ,Ladys Book, a splendid number, rs cts
s'.'r Monthly IS cts.
;''~u Nl.io1a! Magazine. ....... is cts.
"-'' Home Magazine. ........ is cts
| ~.''Iu.ar Monthly. lo CTS.
'.', No.iAnS ~ CTS
- ~ Gus.
ID. MYSTERIOUS Marriage, a True Story OF
'' 'as Lie, price Z5c.
BE-, Aaaeuza, or the Female Sailor Boy,
-. &c
:" lie Weekly Papers on hand, and every.
t'e IN the cheap Book and Periodical
d, PIc's to suit the times. oct 81
Nv BOOKS PAPERS, AND MAGAZINES,
t"ESCHS Book ana Periodical Depot.
.'-'.c Almanac and Laity's Directory ior
- fncr + c's.
"'--y Magazine, monthly part, for No
'-!-, &c.
"s'l Lc>le's Illustrated News, monthly
Z" .i NoysuAer &c.
r.. ''a supply OF the Championship New
,'.lper, Portrr's Split tx IA, and Police
containing an account of the fight be-
F''r>>ry and Heenan.
KS History OF the Popes, 3 vols, IL mo-,
~aa'Hcar Farmers Almanac, Housekeeper's
SO. ant German Calendar, for 1859, on
&c .r sac
- farPer's Weekly, Waverley Maya.
y. "''rs illustrated News. Flag, Pictorial,
Weekly, London illustrated News,
yY '"Nr4, and ali the New Books, Papers,
"a. hnts on hand. oct ~
Will OPEN ON THURSDAY, the 2Sth,
nix :, and We'll selected stock of WINTER
,""l consisting in part Of BONNETS,
::> .!es and sizes; FEATHERS, FLOW
..s> lave. also, a large stock OF coll
lgS ana iApERSLEEVES; also, WORS
S't> and SOCKS Tor Children, all Of
e.. -"' De s'iG al prices 10 suit tn! times.
- f. L. BERRY.
"D"LD> AND COUGHS-Guinn's Cher
Va rec oral; Ayers DO; WistaI's Balsam;
.am r,L' syrup ard Tyler's Gum Arabic
S'''P' tor sale by
.~a PEEL, STEVENS & co,
cor. OF King and Alfred-sts.
l. o~,I"E,AL OIL, Of best quality, always
-%iG' aud Tor sale by
'OhN LEADBEATER & SON,
Stabler's Old Stand.
bBLS. ALEwlvEs and Mackerel,
~ Tor sale low, by
ROBINSON & PAYNE.
y, Zones Eastern Dairy Cheese
r. Jokes cutting Cheese, for sale by
a. ROBINSON Il PAYNE.
\ dI,N AARN.-5,OOU lbs. Cotton Yarn,
a. expected from South Carolina.
q 's'ss Lamp Wick
&c, Is wrapping Irvine, for sale by
WHEAT & BRO.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

/ LEXANrBIh REsTAUhAAI-
q T'ar subscriber has opened tae Re- "ur-i.
iatrIy occupied b. Samuel Tennr--om, o" Royal
street, ur.- rHe City Hotel, vince "a. IS Frepar-
rd to furnish MS patrons wtJn Il. tie brLi'A-
CiES OF TtiE SEASON, IN er'iag, and "ith
the CHOICEST LIQUORS. lie invites MS
friends, and the public generally, 10 gI"e him a
ca /. aud ascertain Tor themselves.
oct lt-eolm ROBERT TONLIN.
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respectfully, yours,
SAMUEL SWAN & co.

New ioRK. Oct. S,n, lsJs.
Messrs. SAMUEL SWAN n Co. Augusta, Ga:
Gents Yours OF the 18th instant Is Ius' re
ceiyed. most cordially give you permission
10 use my name, and hoie 1t may be OF ad'an
tage to your concern.
consider | you this. IN consideration of
the %promptness with winch YOU have pad TIE
prize. Very truly, yours, &c,
WI. K. WILSON.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

4 uUDOTN FARM FOR SALE-Ihe sAO.
scriheT oti'rs tor sale, al a very low prc',
M FARM. called ".iLM.f,' OF the Lec.tUiS
Turnpike, twenty five miles from Alexandra,
and our and = halt from the Alexandra. Lou
DOM ani Hampshire Railroad. Il contains
FIVE HUNDRED AND TEENif-FUik
ACRES. .bou; one hall IN cultivation ant grass,
he balance ii open timber, winch aiIeGds " vsfy
large sumgacr pasture lou: excellent -T.'rs:,
and = well in The yaIi, with water t"e"p .0.e
- irrt IN Grpn. TGe DWELLING Ia"',.y
- .uc $50 story, frame, and Vasel"ent i".-
tage ou.idirs. vita every necessary ou;"ns,e.aS
ali entSeiy ucw Terms very t,herA.
Address SAML A. MASTERS, Al"N2.
L.omduIn county. Va. oct I2-c0lm
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MARINE LIST.
POINT OF ALsxhNDRIA-oCTOBER &c.

POINT OE ALhShNUKIA-OCTOBER &c.
ARRIVED.
SIN Richard Percy, Wooden, Baltimore,
..,:.o Na'ers, Zimmerman d Co.
SAILED.
Sci; l. ". Pharo, Cavelier, New York, coal
5gFaw.t h Co.
SER nuu Cowl, Smith, Portland, coal by
I Neartey
>.r. l. B Paaro. Cranmer, New York, coal
5yFow'e $50.
>car. An. Bacon, Tyler, New York, coal by
;Uw.e a 60.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

DIscHARGED.- john Crawford, who was
arrested on Thursday last, At the Instance of
tie I. 5. Mail Agent, j. W. Finks, on
a charge of opening a letter, directed to
James Crawford, aud abstractiDg ;herefrom
ten dollars, was examined before Justices
Price, Buckingham, aud Smith, yesterday
afternoon, and discharged, there being no
evidence to convict bin. B. II. Berry ap-
pcarci for the Uuitcd States and Geo. W.
Brent for the accused.
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.
MooN's PHASES.

-, SV&SrE
nrTOgER y,,,, sat, MOONS PHAsEs.
: W.trssI2y : - = 20 Z. 4. y.
,I.-..a;.. + Al 5 70 Last Or. 90 3 % NJ,
=. F-.eg... " $50 = New. II 30 NJ
>."ftay... . AS - First yr..l2 3 80 K
. >I.sy".. = i . - ruii.. ~ . 10 E
.-l.ay.. " 20 ! "A HIGH WATER
- ..- GiT5 "a. OcTo'R 81 lOa. 43 T..
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

IlIGH TlDE.-There was q remarkably
high tide ye,terday--the water 10 the river
running over some of the wharves, and ~
King street dock coming up to Unicn street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

Tlckgfs biO; HaivrS -, Quarters w.
Certificates OF pac.;ag's2@ waoietickets $4,000
Do DO % nail 10 1000
DO do % quarter 10 5000
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

The QUICKEST TRIP ever made between
Cumberland and tie District OF Columbia
has just been performed By the propeile.
Cathcart, of Georgetown. She left Cumber-
land a, 4 O'Clock 90 Thursday afternoon last
a0d arrived a saturday midnight, to q spo: a
few miles this side Of liarPer's Ferry. Here
she remained, under the regulations OF the
Sunday law, till af;er Sunday midnight,
whcu she started for Georgetown, and arTi'ed
yesterday afternoon 1T haIf-past three. The
time she was actually occupied in running
the defiance was 641 hcuFs, with a drausht
of four feet water, having Is cargo of coal
fox the Metropolitan mills, in Geo~rgetown.-
Ga her return or empty trip she csn 50 faster
than this, fast encu-h to make Il r"und "Trip
between Monday morning and Saturday
night, with ample time for loading aud an
Ioadirg.-Nat Int.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

FORDERS for Tickets and Sharcs and Ger
tiGcates OF Package. IN the above Splendid lot
teries, viii receive the most prompt attention,
and an account of each drawing Will De sent
Immediately alter it is over, 70 all Wao order
from me. Address, T. J. BlChEi Agent,
ocr z7-Im Wilmington, Delaware
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

I OTTERY for the benefit OF the State OF
Delaware, Glass 25%, Tor lS5s.to b" drawn
at Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY,
November t3h 1898.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27
FALL SUPPLY!
J. p. CLARKE, NO. 1873 KING STRICT,

ALEXANDRIA, VIRGINIA.
I OPENED al entire new sock OF
CURTAIN MATERIALS, comprising
the choicest styles OF Satin de Lanes, bt"cateiie,
pamasEs. Cord, Tassels and Girurs, Lace and
Muslin Curtains, Drapery Muslin, Gilt CoTnices,
Bands. Pins, &c, &c.
Also. a splendid stock of Painted and Gold
WINDOW SHADES, containing every variety,
and will be sold at prices to suit the lures.
Buff Drab, Green. Blue. an Ware Window
Sh.d;rgs. and all oil the most improved Shade
Flyrurts Landscape Wire Shades.
VENETIAN BLINDS, REED BLINDS, and
PAPER SHADES.
tg Church. Store, and ether large Shades.
painted 10 order. oc'<p-
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FIRE.--Soon after one o'clock, Monday at
ta,nogn. q FIRE broke cat in one Of the Rooms
o. NJ. D usIass Moore's building, on ia
street, between the Avenue and d street, in
Washington, occupied by IN amhrotypis' -
1t was caused by the bursting vi Il spint
lamp and caused n,aoh danlage before !! was
suuducd. In the rom over that IN Thic6
tie fire originated three y@uug women were
Mt vork il MIR. Moorc'S employ. When tie
smoke forced It's va" through the iiJor they
~openel the door to - out, bat The st"15 we're
cc tigc, and cgscss that way cut III. Tie
Only escape was jrmpiag ircm ;he window
n! On q shed, by which o." Of tie ;hTac, Ms
Btsgctt, was considerably Injured NJ.
Maore'7 less from tho effects @; ito fire aad
water is estimated at abous 81 .OUO.--Aet Int
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Z OTTERY Tor the benefit OF the State OF Del
aware. Glass 4Jg. Tor 1885, 10 be drawn at
Wilmington, Delaware, on SATURDAY, No
vsmbsr Gotta, 1875.
20 Ir.,,y, I,li,.-
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

= BBLs. Patent Cut Loaf sugar; ~ 90: T.
n! Yellow Sugar, just received by schr' Avo'
E 81 = from New York, and for ale oy acc
ca no ~ J. f. DOUGLASS.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

UHlLDREN'S SHOES, in great variety at
the New Cheap Shoe Store. 90
L. b FUl>AL < co,
os ., No lU2. king.street.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

Frost There was a heavy frost on Mon
day uight, in all this section Of country.
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CoURTs.--Tbe November term of Il o
County Court, for this County. commence
Oh Monday next. The following justices. ac-
cprdlng to the classification, will constitute
the Court: Turner Dixon, P. j., R)bert G..
Violet, Vim. B. Price, j. Ii. Davis, aud Isaac
Buckingham.
The circuit Court, for this County, Judge
j. W. Tyler presiding, will its
session on Monday week. The docket Of
this Court is a large one and comprises some
important cases.
FRIGHrFUL AccIDENT.-John Welch, a
brakesman in the employ of the Orange and
Alexandria Railroad, met with a serious lcci-
dent yesterday, by which he lost one of his
legs, and was otherwise injured. He was
on a freight train, and attem re! to lamp off,
while the train was in motion, wheu near the
Warrenton Junction, but fell, the wheels Of
the cars passing over, and cutting eff one Of
his leg, besides which be was in other re-
spects seriously burt.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

GUILDS AND COUGHS-Guinn's Cher
Nu re oral; Ayers 10; Wistar's Balsam;
-. S,L' : syrup and Tyler's Gum Arabic
%'.urS. for sal. h,,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

New YORK Oc,. 26-The steamship Niso,
from Liverpool, on the - n, has been sig
nailed a, Sandy IIook. Her adVices have
been arricippt"i hy the Persia.
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The Circuit Cou7. is now 10 session in
Washington.
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y litle hoy, son OF a citizen Of Washing
too, one Of the rescued from the Austria, has
returned to Washington and gives an inter
estins account, Of bis escape. He vas
thrown into the sea and swan about Tor
nearly an hour before 10 was picked up.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-10-27

TACK>ONS CANDLES.-SO boxes ana mai
/, boxes Jackson's Mould Candies '''s Gay
landing, aud Tor sale by rpp 6. Co
o.,o2 cor. King * Waier+sts,
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-01-09


Leave CaIsdonia Station Monday, Wednesday, and
Friday at m;
Arrive at State Line by IL mi
Leave State Line Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
at pm;
Arrive at Caledonia Station by Jpn.
1886 From Harlem 10 Roscoe, miles and back, three
times week.
an;
Arrive Roscoe by 10 m;
Leave Roscoe Monday. Wednesday, and Friday at
l2m
Arrive at Harlem by pm
1857 From Esin. by Udns, Pnsree Grove, Hampshire.
Harmony, and Coral, TO Union, 80 miles and
back three times week
Leave Eigin Monday, Wednesday, and Friday a,
Arrive at Union by pm;
Leave Union Tuesday, Thursday, and Saturday ..
am;
Arrive at Egin by an
1888 From Lodi station by New Virgil, Compton, King
Mills, and New Plato, TO EIgin, 20 miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Lodi Station Monday and Thursday at IL m;
Arrive al Egin by pm;
Leave EIgin Tuesday and Friday at 6ami
Arrive at Lodi by IL m
1889 From st. Charles by Kings Mills. Burlington, and
New Lebanon, TO Genoa, 70 miles end back, twice
Leave ST. Charles Monday end Friday at p m;
Arrive at Genoa by p m;
Leave Genoa Monday ard Friday at m;
Arrive at ST. Charles by IL M
li54O FROM 1enon ny Lacy, Ninsstop, Dioooy ROM,
anu Noreh n'nes'on' 70 uenos' equs' 70 - 'ncS
ana pacs' 'n.ee umes = week, 800
Leave uenoa MONDAY, Wednesday snd Hday al
a m and return same day y opm.
lioat from eou,'iano N'',o"' ny oycano'e' "e"oa'
Ney, ard Riley, to Marengo. 80 miles and back.
six times to sycamore ana 'nres times week
residue.
Leave 0ouruand station oai'y, cScePt SUNDAY al
| Arrive at Sycamore by q o IN;
Leave sycamore daily, except Sunday, at o nm'
Arrive a. Court'and Station ny sans
Leave sycamore mondhs' "eanesoay' ana noSy
at7am
| arrive .. Mafengo py MI
Leave marengo tuesday, Ihu'suay' apd SATURDAY
s.7am
Arrive st Sycamore by p m
Proposals tor SIX times week service on en'er
invited
li54s From Sycamore. by south Grove. Hicks mills. and
| LeesvIlle, to Cherry Valley " miles and back,
twice week.
| leave Sycamore Mondsy and Fridoy at 8 ans
| Arrive y CheIry valley ~ p m;
Leave Cherry valley tuesday ana SATURDAY az mi
arrive a. sycamore cy NJ.
llb4s From Dement, Station, by Deerhcid Prairie and
| Monroe, 10 Cherry Valley, 30 miles and back,
once week.
Leave Dement, Station Thursday at 8 m;
Arrive at Cherry Valley BY pm;
Leave Cherry Valley Ffdav at ans
Arrive at Dement, station ny ? M
1874 From Rockford, by New Milford, Kllbuek, and
Underwood 70 Lane Depot, 80 miles and back.
three times week.
Leave Rockford Monday. Wednesday, and Friday at
Sam;
Arrive OF Lane Depot by ms
Leave Lane Depot Tuesday, Thursday, and so'ur-
day al an;
Arrive at Rockford ny m.
ll645 From Dixon ~ irnod Dsoo oregon, byfon' ana
Elida to Rockford, 40 miles and back, ihrfe'imcs
a week
Leave Dixon Mofdy, wednesday. and Friday at
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