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AUpIroR's OfFicE. DUBss CouSrv, Isp-,
Jasper, June Alb, 1883.
IN pursuance Of an act. entitled An act
u 10 regulate the sale Of swamp lands do
mated by the United States 10 the State o.
Indians, and 10 provide for the draining and
RECLINING thereof. in accordance with the
conditions Of said grant, approved May 2sth,
1882" the undersigned. auditor Of said
cousiy OF Dubois. will Offer a public sale 81
the court house door, in Jasper in said county,
the following swamp lands. the same being
embraced in what II called -the second Sc
lection Of swamp lands,' to~ii: the SOUTH
wet quarter Of the ncrth-cast quarter Of
section No. thirty one, in tow nship No. one,
north Of range No. three west. The south
east quarter Of the north west quarter Of
section No. eleven. in township No. one
south Of range No. four west; and the noFil
west quarter Of the south east quarter o.
section No. ten, in township No. two, south
Of range five west.
Sale 70 commence on the l4ih day o. Au
gust, A. ID. 1858, Al one o'clock, r. a.. ans
continue from day TO day until all the lanes
are offered for sale.
Terms Of sale cash, TO be paid 10 gold, sill
yer or bankable paper
JOHN MEiIRiNGER,
June 4, lS5S-9w. Auditor Dubois co.
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IMPORTANT ANNOUNCEMENT.
ruvO III persons afflicted with Sexual Die.
u eases. such as Spermstorrhcs, Seminal
Impotence. GcnosrhDa. elect.
the vice Of Onanssms % Sell
Abuse. &c. &c.
THE HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
In view OF the awful destruction Of human
life. caused BY sexual diseases. and the de-
ceptions practiced upon the unfortunate vic
tins Of such diseases by Quacks. have d..
recied their Consulting Surge on. as CHAR
table act, worthy Of their name, to give
MEDICAL ADVICE GRATIS. 10 all persons thus
afflicted who apply by letter. with descr y
ton Of their condition, Gage, occupation,
habits Of life. &c.) and in case Of extreme
poverty and suffering. 10 FURNISH
MEDICINES FaEE or CHARGE.
f.rThe Howard Association is benev'
Glen, Ins,iiut on, ests bIished by special en-
dowment. for the relief Of the sick and dis
tressed, afflicted with vuulent and Epidemic
Diseases. II has now a surplus Of means
which the Directors have voted 10 sxpens
in advertising the above notice. II l. need
less 10 add that the association command
the highest medical skill Of q e age, sns
will furri sh the most approved modern treat
ment.
Just published BY the association Repor
on Spermatorrhrs, or Seminal Weakness
the vice OF Onarism. NJ ,sturbation or Sci
Abuse, and other Diseases Of tie Sexus
Organs. by The Consulting Surgeon. ~hcl
will be sent by mail Qn sealed envelope.
FREE OF CHARGE. on the receipt OF Tw
STAMPS for postage.
uEAddress, On. Gro. r. CAIHorx.
Consulting Surgeon. Howard Association
No. 2 South Ninth street Philadelphia.
By order Of Directors,
EzRA D. HEaRTwTlL, President.
GEO FAEcHsLD Secretary.
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JENKINS 4 CO.,
WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN TEAS ONLY.


vuvHE new crop Of Tea is now arriving,
u and selling much below the high rates
" the past year; the present therefore
opens with the pleasing prospect of our
again being sbles to furnish as good an arii-
Gle Tor the price, a. formerly. We also take
pleasure in announcing that we have con
cIuded to extend the time on small bills,
heretofore sold on two and three months. 10
three aud four months credit.
Thousands OF Grccers and general Store
keepers now sell Teas 10 our Metallic Pack
ages, and the number Is constantly iDcress-
ing, notwithstanding the strong prejudice
that once existed against teas put up 10 this
convenient form. This uncxsmpIcd success
lis The legitimate result Of business uni
iormly done, for long term cf years upon
Just md fair principles, and especially with
an eye 70 that wholesome ono Of "SnALI
lProrirs AND Quick RETURNS"
Teas being q pcrishsbIe article, dealers
arc recommended 70 order small aud frequcn
bills
Those who still prefer the old way, srs
furnished with teas in tho original half
chests. a. three cents per y. lees than q
Metallic Packages.
L. u. Uurlbult is no longer in our employ
q Travelling Agcnt--his place being sup
Piled BY another. JENKINS q co.
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FEW more en;erprising and active
: \ young men can find immedis;e employ
men,, BY which they can easily make 5000
Or $1,000 year, 10 act as agents for several
new and popular works, just published, ex
clusively for agents, and not ior sale IN
book stores.
We have good number Of SCENTS en-
2loyed. many Of whom are making from
fifteen to twenty dollars week. Those
who wish 20 engage in this pleasant and
froftabe business will, for particulars, re
quisites, &c address
CT. DERBY & Co
Publishers aud Wholesale b Booksellers.
Sandusky City, Ohio.
E'itors OF newspapers, by giving the above
and following three insertions, and calling
attention 10 IL. and sending copy contain
ing il. will receive any three Of the following
works.
Life Of Josephine by Headly 81 p
Life OF Lafayette -
Lie of Napoleon Is
4 Mid Scenes Of Hunters Life ] -
Life Of Mary & Martha Washington 0c
Odd Fellows Amulet o.
AIRY person wishing any u The above
books can have them sent by mail. free o.
postage. on receipt Of the above retail price
Address a. above.
April Q. 1858.
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Cliffs: Gifi>:! Gifts :!
A. x "A n Il & K
pIfRf l>HFR

PUBLISHER,
2es Broadway, New York. offers for sale
100000
Books and Maps, Of all Kinds, at Pub
fishers Prices. to be accompanied with
500, 900 GIFTS,
Worth from % cents 70 $500 each;
CONSISTING tF
Gold and Silver Watches. Gold Lcrkeis
Gold Chains, Cameo Pins and Drops,
Gold Bracelets, Gold Pencils. Sew
ing Birds; ia short. Jewelry
.. every description; Ret
icules, Ladies' Purses,
Portmonsies. &c.
$3.50 worth OF Gifts distributed with every
500 Books
GIFT will be delivered with every
~ book rold for One Doiisr or more
Alihs ugh no book or article will he sold
for more than the usual retail price. many
xil. be sold for less. Pcrecns wishing an,
particular book, can order 81 once and i
will be forwarded with . Gift. Psrson'
ordering b. oks With gifts, should fcrxars
The amount Of postage, a. il must invari
ably be paid in rdyanc,. The average post
aye for 81 and SIPS books is IS cts; ans
Tor 81 so and S2.co books 81 cents.
isDUcruExrs TO ctuBs sSD AGENTS:
Ia BOOK and GIFT without money
Any person, BY forwarding an order 70
books, with money enclosed). will receive
an extra book aud gift with every Ter
Books 20 be sent 10 one address.
This method Z. forming clubs ssvcs post
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Full information respecting this Grea
Gift Enterprise. together with . complete
lst OF books and gifts will be furnished u
our Catalogue, WHICH j. sent post paid Il
any address on application
Address A. RANNEY,
sep 5-lm5 No. 293 broadway, N. Y.
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lislarSliaIl,s Notice.

NOTICE i hereby given that The under.
IN s'ened he's been appointed guardian Of
John n. Tesman's heirs, II the Apu term '
1858, Of the Dubois Common Pleas Court
in the place OF Gerhard ieising. former
guardian, removed BY order Of said court.
snril 2s-3ws logs q. SrEis. Guardian.
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NOTICE e hereby given that the %
IN dersiened hss been oppoinsed admins
4, aior u he estate Of Lewis COMBS. Sr., late
Of Dubois county. ins'-ns. deeessed. Said
estate l. supposed 70 be solvent
apdl s3-3ws JosEFH II. COINS, sdm'r-
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GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO SUBSCRIBE
4. Scorr g. 90. New YorK, continue TO
publish the follow ing leading British Period
reals, viz
\.
The London Quarterly lconservsiive.l
2.
The Edinburgh Review | Whig-l
g.
The North British Review Free Church
&.
The Westminster Review lLiberal.l
g.
Blackwood's Edinburgh Magazine Tory

These periodicals. ably represent the three
great political parties Of Great Britain
Wig. Tory. snd Radical-but politics forms
only one feature Of their character. AZ Or
gans OF the most profound writers on Sci
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they stand. - they ever have stood, unri
vailed in the world OF letters. being consid
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professional man. lille TO the intelligen
reader OF every class they furnish . more
correct and satisfactory record Of the cur
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world. than can be possibly obtained iron
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Justices, Blanks.

Il GOOD supply Of Justices Blanks con-
~. s,sn,ly on hand and for sale low q the
COURIER OFFICE.
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THE New York WEEKLY GOLDEN
PRIZE IL one u the larpess end bert lse-
rary papers o. tile day. An Imperial Quar-
10 containing Eight pages or forty coiumnss
or entertaining original matter; aud Eic-
yantiy illustrated every week.
a GlFr WORTH FROM so cExTs 70 $500
IN Golp. WILL ~ PRESENTED TO ZACH Sus-
scRIBER iNkEp:AILy ON REcEIrr % THE
sUBscRirIils MONTY.
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AGemOG hhOhhaC Ne0So GsssNs
Edited By r. 8 ARTHUR aud VIRGINIA
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10 the home circles OF our land, freshness,
originality and cheapness, this Magazine i
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rival. II Is equal in the beauty Of iis ty-
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them ia many essential features. For cor
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TSpecimens sent free 70 al who wish
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Unlike the more ephemcraI Magazines Of
the day, these Periodicals lose little BY age.
aence full yesr Of the Nos (wih no omis-
si,nsl for 1857, may be ,essrded nearly o
valuable as for 1885, We propose 10 fur
nish the two years At lhe following ExrRfnE
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MOHSNE POWER Tor SALE,

vlyHE undersigned. having completed his
= arrangements sor running bis Wool
Csrding Machine b. steam. offers for sale
she Horse pcwcs machinery formerly attached
~ reasonable terms. " applied for soon .
my wool cirdine machine in Jasper
i.nr ls 1855. ALOiS ErKERT.
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ALL persons Who have any claims 70 msks
N upon the Rev. Joseph kundeck. deed.
Tor dcedr, certificates. o. other dorumcnss
entrusted 20 his care. will please cell upon
Rev. r. Bedc OConncs. q bic residence ~
Jasper, % soon % Il will suit their ccnsen-
iencr. r.. ULElt CHzs.IEas
rArL E,K.
Executors ~ Rev J Kundeck's estate
Jasper, srriI 81, isjs-3v.
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DAYS CHEAP
CASH STORE!
E3W .AL2AEx, INDIANA
Wholesale and Retail.

~ nOIcSNIc a01O ltcu0eb.
a LWAYS on hand large and well Sc.
~ Iccted sssortmcntof Miscellaneous and
standard School Books. Plain and Fancy
Stationary. Wall. window and wrapping pa.
pcrs. Blank Books. &c.
or THE RICHEST MARKET rKrcE paid foI
rags in exchange for goods
r. r. DAY.
State street, between Main and Market,
March 26. IS. New Albany, Ind.
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Early Copies.

The receipt u ADVANCE SHEETS from the
British publishers gives additional value 10
these Reprints. inasmuch as they can now
BE- placed in the hands OF subscribers about
- scon as the original editions.
TERMS Regular Prices.l
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TERMS:
One copy for one year g. 90 and gift.
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tine copy for three years 5 90 and gifts.
One copy for FIVE years 9 90 and ; s'ts.
AND TO CLUBS:
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Five copies, one year 8 90 and 3 eii,s.
Ten copies one year 10 90 and 10 g'tz.
Twenty one copies year 30 90 sud 81 gifts
prised in the following list:
apacksges gold. eon'.ining $500 each
8 do do do 200 esrh
Y 10 pat. lev hunt case watches 100 each
30 gold watches - each
SO do 90 each
100 do 80 each
400 ladies' gold witches. 81 each
900 silver hunting cased Watches 30 each
500 silver watches, ~ 10 IS es,h
1000 gold guard. wee, = lob chains 10 to 30
Gold Lockers. Bracelets, Brooches, Ear
Drops, Breast Pins. Cun Pins. Sleeve But
tons. Rings, Shirt Studs, Watch Keys. gold
and silver thimbIes, and variety Of other
articles worth from so cents 10 SIS each.
Immediately on receipt Of the subscription
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tered upon our subscription book opposite
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- Specimen copies sent free. 2-3m-
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4 LIBERAL portion Of The ISn'AsA An
- Err, CAN il devoted every week 20 oTigi-
q In. and selected Agricultural articles under
the special supervision OF DR.. Ray, the eli
tor OF The IspiAvA FARMER, thus making the
AMERICAN
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A WEEKLY AGRICULTURAL PAPER,

which. with is uns,i r,ssed family depart
ment. news departn. land political depart
ment, constitutes one Of the most desirable
papers in Indiana, even to those who do not
approve is political views. These are dis
lcussed with fairness, regardless Of party in
Huences. and wholly independent Of party
ldieia,ion- The AMERICAN opposes mean
banks, mean whisky. mean men, and who
ever fsvors mem.
TER MS:
Single subscriber, 81 co
! year, three subscribers 10 enc Office, 90
Ia d. elk do do do 900
do ten. and one 20 gctter up Of
the club, rs 90
20 copies, ono year, 20 90
81 do do do $500
30 do do do and two 10 gctler
up Of the club, 30 90
Subscriptions may begin - any time. Mo-
ney in advance. BY mail, at our risk.
i TO accommodate those who wish 10 take
il for short time only, 10 try il, IL will b.
sent. in clubs OF ten or more, al FIFTY CENTS
for six mouths. nance written on each paper.
This privilege TO close the first Of July.
Direct 10 4. A. GOODWIN.
\ april l6-lw. Indianapolis, Ind.
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Why is the Demand % Great for
dr. "AxJAysE
AGUE BALSAM (:

Becsuse Il viii. 10 eli cases, safely and e.
fectually cure thst much DREADED sccrrge Of
the uest-Chills, Fever and sgue--wiihcui
fail. and in cases will connteract the poison
of Malaria, Of which fact thousands do les
tify; and, unlike oil other nUstrums, II Is on
" recommended for one class Of diseases,
and az . tonic il 10 unsnrp sssed- We will
offer few evidences OF It's worth, BY mer
Of influence and high standing.
PmxcrTss. III Sept. 20. 1857.
Or. Mann--Dear SIR: For several years
past I hare used your Ague Balssm Ia my
daily practice. ssd have closely observed iis
effects in hundreds or cases, and in no case
has il failed 10 produce the most happy ei-
feet. ] can most chccrfully recommend u
- certain specific for ehills. fever and
sgue. and malsri,us diseases.
Truly Yours, II. Arsris. d. ID.
MARSHALL, NIcH., Feb. III. 1857.
DR.. Mann & Col have sold large
amount Of your Ague Balsam in this yicinii y
and from nv personsl kno~ledgc Of IL, be-
iicve II the best remedy for chiIls. fever and
sgue that has ever been cold 10 our state
Respectfully Yours, o A. HypE.
A<HrABuLA, Ohio. Jan. LET. 1858.
Messrs. 3. X. Mann & Co--Gcnts: u
canvassins the states Of Ohio and Nichigsf
for the sale Of the difieren; remedies q
which we have control. our attention. ha'
been called 10 observe the great name tina
your sgue balssm has gained for itself u
every place where Sold u really seems q
be the peoples own remedy. and is sale
tnorc rapid than all others. II 10 destined 4
rupcrccdc all Other acuc remedies in th'
market. Very truly yours.
A & s HEspRr.
NEw YoRK, Feb. %. 1858.
Messrs- s X Mann & Co-Genis: Ihsv
II our house in 81 Louis sold your sguc bal
cam some three years. and have csrefuli
observed its effects in curing. and must i
ell csndor cay. do not believe its equal e.
lists in al The world Of medicines. To IN
personal know ledge Il has cured permanent
~ every time, md have known Il used afte
I'll other remedies have been tried in vaiI
with the most happy result; and what
more remarkable have never known Cos
but what remained cured, for u least ths
scsson. Lave no hesitation in recommend
ing IL - q perfect triumph over chills an
fever. Respectfully Yours,
On q J WOOD.
S. X. MANN & CO.. Proprietor.
Gallon, Ohio. Sold BY all good Drug
gists. may 81 3m.
HORSE POWER for SALR
vlvHE undersigned. having completed J,
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Postage.

The postage to any part Of The United
Ststes will be but TWENTY FcrR CENTS q
year for Blackwood, and but fourteen cents
year Tor each Of the Reviews.
At the above prices the periodicals viii be
furnished for 1855.
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NO KANSAS! NO DOUGLAS!
But
BOOTS AND SHOES.

6SW5o2E- - Sf~@I1 49,
and large qusiniiy Of al sorts OF Liquors,
which will sell a. low prices,
~ Produce taken in exchange for goods.
Boots and Shoes made and repsired on
the shortest notice, At all times, and en- the
mort reasonable terms
EASTERN BOOTS AND SHOES.
or the latest styles. kept constantly on aant
q the big brick, on the corner Of Msin ans
Lawrence streets. Jasper. Ind.
April 2. -5s-n3 CONRAD NADER
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TO avoid fractions, S. may be RENTED
FOR Blsckwood, for which we will forward
that work for both years, Fo~T PAID
N B--The price N Great Britain Of the
five Periodicals above named 10 about sal
per annum.
AZ We shall never again be likely TO offer
such inducements a. those here presented.
NOW Is THE TIME TO SUBSCRIBE
~ Remiftances must, in all cases, b.
made direct to the Publishers. for ~ these
prices no commission can be allowed 70
SCENTS. Address,
LEONARD Scorr s. Co.
March 10. No "a Gold street, N York.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-07-02

n wtsr y. GREENE.
TIlNE GROUND PLASTER, 224O POUNDS
TO THE Ton, constantly ground and for
sale by WISE Il GREENE, Al the Franklin
Steam Mills, Alexandria, Va. CALcrNip PLAs-
TER always on hand.
U-Counting Room, NOD South Union street.
my 5--dly
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NO. l57.
mIsCELLANEoUs READING.

THE TRAPS" OF A FRENCH WOMAN.
PARIS, June 10 The intensely hot weatb-
or Of the last ten days has scattered the beau
monde Of Paris in various directions. Some
have sought refuge from the heat, dust, and
odors of the capital in their noble chsteaux:
others exchange the crowds Of Paris saloons
for the crowds of Baden Baden, Spa, and tho
other innumerable resorts with which France
and Germany abound. A French Jeuittetom-
it gives US an amusing description Of the
flight of these birds Of fashion, and particu-
larIy Of tho pleasure and convenience Of traS-
elling with gay lady. ut is so easy" he
tells US, "to travel with woman, her wants
are 50 few, her requirements so easy, alter
all, what are theyI" he exclaims TO the
grumbliug husband. "Only dozen tru unks
to contain her pettioosts, her hoops, her beu-
quettes, her morning gowns. her midday
robes, her evening toilettes, the cloaks, the
mautes, the laces, the guipures, the turs,
the riding habits the hat and plume, the
whip; some thirty boxes for her bonnets. her
caps, her wells, her ribbons, her flowers; few
cases for the jewels; q few fan-boxes, dress
ing box u work box, scent box, parascls,
cbanccliers fvr the feet, elastic cushions,
Shswls, plaids, wollen coverings, lev tavo'
rite uovelS, few amusing journals, the new
travelling guide, and the map Of the railroad
Verify, one could not be more discreet, or
less embarrassing or cumbersome"
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AN INDIAN LOVER.

Miss Bishop, the writer OF Floral Home,
who went to Minnesota, as teacher, received
an offer of marriage from an Indian. lie
came to her dwelling decked in bis tnery--
scarlet flannel, rings, feathers. newly secured
brass ornaments and bears claws'-and,
through an interpreter, announced to her
that she must be his wife. 1t was urged
that be had one wife. lie replied, "All the
band have as many as they can keep. and
have bot one." As an extra inducemept be
promised that she could have the best corner
of the lodge, hunt by his side, and eat with
him, while the dark squaw was to hush the
papoose, cook the food, carry the game, plant
and hoe the corr, and provide wood aDd wa
ter. Miss Bishop little 10 fear OF the green.
eyed monster" even if the other claimant did
hold an inferior position, declined the distnc-
ton. The Indrsn then begged dollar to
buy q shirt, and left with hsughty air
Next day be was druuk. But Miss Bishops
associate almost Jared worse. She had been
Only few weeks in the country, and was
ignorant OF Indian customs. A young war
rior, tmitten with her, called often. Hoping
to be rid of him, she gave him ring. lie
interpreted it as token Of partiality, and re-
turned to take her to bis lodge. The next
day he again returned, with SIX young
braves to compel her to 20 with him. Ex-
planation and interference saved her.
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ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAIL ROAD.
E0NN @1

q
TNHE TRAIN leaves Alexandra daily d.
O'Clock, A. NJ, ior Gordonsviile' conneG,lns m
with the trains on the Virginia |en'rai nan,
road for Richmond and the West, and with the
trains on the Manassas Gap Railroad, Tor Wood
stock and intermediate points.
The TRAIN leaves daily, Sunday night ex,
eepted) al $ o'clock, p NJ, for Richmond Ne"
Orleans, Memphis, and intermediate points
Through tickets at the Railroad Station.
An accommodation train leaves GordonsVile
daily, Sunday excspted) for Alexandria at
$50, A NJ arriving at g. 80, A. M. a oaily
train leaves Gordonsvile at 1890, A. NJ, arriv'
inc at , o clock, P. NJ J. K. NlCkLlN,
!. aft Ticket Agent
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HATs, cars, BONNETs, sc.

DHENIX HALL, HAT AND CAP rs.
ABIISHMENT The OPENING SPnINH
Gloomy Winter has now given place TO the
verdure ol Spring. This fact must iorcIhie I'M,
press on all, the necessity OF taking especial
care OF the noblest portion OF the form divine
Keep the head cool, says the Philosopher
and to achieve that object, call Immediately
and examine JOHN .4RNOLD'S selection OF
STRAW GCCpS. consisting OF Panama, Mara
caibo. Pedal. Gossamer, Hiawa'ha. &c, &c
Attention is particularly asked TO the late
style of SILK hats, which comprises every
variety Of texture and elegance. A FRENCH
SLOUGH HAT is offered which cannot be sur
passed, aud sight OF which is sure convection.
Ladies can br accommodated with every variety
OF FLAT The Chidren's and in'ants, fancy
STRAW HATS and CAPS are unsurpassed IN
beauty. These GOODS are direct from the lm'
porters. and therefore can be sold as cheap as III
any retail establishment North.
Ladies RIDING HATS OF all styles, and
every thing IN the trade made TO order at the
shortest notice.
nv PIT JOHN ahN"LD'