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NSeue Mmsei0en.

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baben tetne pet1cre 8srantwortltdtstt. ais fir ben BE.
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oenrp Jtenan, Benjamin OefDrb, Mpbert I,-Dobbt
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The Washington union., 1858-02-06

1908 From Red River Iron orks Stanton, miles and
aud back. twice aweek.
Leave Red River Iron Works Thursday and Sunday
at 81 am,
Arrive at Stanton by 1ua m;
Leave Stanton Thursday aud Sunday at 6i a M
- 81 Arrive at Red-River Iron Works by a m
9o04 From Winchester by Ruckersville and Dunaways,
to Goades Prccinct, 10 miles and back once a
week.
Leave Winchester Monday at M
Arrive at Goude's Precinct by = p m;
Leave Goudes Precinct Monday at Z am;
Arrive at Winchester by I2 M.
9eos From Richmond. by Uoion meeting House Doyss-
vile Walnut Valley, aud Dunsway's, TO Kiddviiie,
80 miles and back, once week.
Leave Richmond Tuesday at a m;
Arrive at Kiddyie by p m;
Leave Kidd Vile Monday at a m;
Arrive at Richmond by pm.
1905 From Richmond by Ellison to Irvine 20 miles and
back three times week, with three additional
weekly trips during watering season-say from
LIST June to lst October.
Leave Richmond Monday, Wednesday, and Friday
atlpm
Arriyea at Irvine by 7pm
Leave Irvine Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at 6
Arrive ct Richmond by I am.
Departures and arrivals at hours daily, except
Sunday, during watering season.
9607 From Kingston by Menclos, Beresr Scafold Cain
and Round Stone, to Mount Vernon, 27 miles and
back once week.
Leave Kingston Saturday at a M
Arrive at Mt Vernon by p m;
Leave Mt Vernon Sunday at am;
Arrive at Kingston by pm
96os From Somerset by Gumdy Dallas, Line Creek and
Rose Hill, to London, 36 miles and back, once a
week.
Leave Somerset Monday at am;
Arrive at London by pm;
Leave London Tuesday at Gam;
Arrive at Somerset by Pm
9609 From Somerset by Stones, Brawner Kely's Store
and Dibbrell's Store to Whitley O. H., AS miles
and back once week.
Leave Somerset Wednesday at NJ;
Arrive at Whitley G. II. next day by IL m;
Leave Whitley @. II. Thursday at J. pm;
Arrive at Somerset next day by 6 pm.
96O From Somerset, by Waterloo Royalton, and Russell
Springs to Columbia, so miles and back once
week.
Leave Somerset Wednesday at Tam;
Arrive at Columbia next day by III q m;
Leave Columbia Thursday at 8 p M;
Arrive at Somerset next day by 5 pm.
Bids for two and also for three trips week invited
Bids to end at jamestown, emitting Columbia, in
vited.
The Washington union., 1858-02-06

Arrive at Star Furnace by 4pm;
Leave Ashland daily, except Sunday att m;
Arrive at Ironton by "a pm;
Leave Ironton daily, except Sunday, at p m;
Arrive at Ashland by 8! 2 m
9576 From Cstlettsburg, by Round Bottom. Va Fort
Gay Louisa G. H. ky., Pain,ssile, Prestonburg,
banesville aud Coal Grove, TO Piketon, 95 miles
and back, vice week 10 Louisa, and once a
week the residue. t.
Leave Catletsburg Tuesday at am;
Arrive at Piketon next Thursday by 10 q ID;
Leave Piketon Thursday ut p M tH
Arrive at Calettsburg Saturday by SPIN;
Leave Caettsburg Saturday at IN;
Arrive at Louisa by pm;
Leave Louisa Saturday at 2 PM
Arrive at Catlettsburg by 3 p m.
Bids TO end route at Prestonburg invited,
9577 From Ceettsburg to Feach Orchard, 35 miles and
back once week.
Leave Catlettsburg Tuesday at s am;
Arrive at each Orchard by pm;
Leave Peach Orchard Wednesday at a m;
s57s From West Liberty, sy ltds Sandy, Blaine and
Prosperity,,to Louisa @. H., SO miles and back,
aweek.
Leave West Liberty Thursday at am;
Arrive ut Louisa G. H next day by 10 m;
Leave Louisa OH. Friday at p m;
Arrive nt West Liberty next day by pm.
9519 From West Liberty, by Bloomington and Licking
Station, to Paintsve, 80 miles and back once a
Leave West Liberty Monday at sam,
Arrive at Paintsvilc y p m;
Leave Paintsville Tuesday at m;
Arrive at West Liberty By SPIN.
$3.50 From Halle Green, by Frozen Creek, Jackson and
Lost Creek, to Hazard, 5s miles and back once a
week.
Leave Halle Green Wednesday at am;
Arrive at Hazard next day by pm;
Leave Hazard Friday at I N;
Arrive at Hazle Green next day by pm.
1881 From Haze Green, by SwfsviIle, Estells stcan
Furnace, and EsuIs Furnace, to Irvnc 48 miles
and back, a week.
Leave Hazle Green "Wednesday at m;
Arrive at Irvine next day by III m;
Leave Irvine Thursday at m;
Arrive Halle Green next dpy by 6 pm.
95S2 From Piketon, by Rotinsons Creek, Democracy
Whitesburg Pounds, Va, Big Gladee, and Guest
Station, to Osborne 5 Ford, 100 miles and back
week.
Leave Piketon Saturday OF IL m;
Arrive at Osbornes Ford Tuesday by p m;
Leave Oshorne's Ford Wednesday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Pkeon Friday by spm.
The Washington union., 1858-02-06
Fork, to Maysvile, SO miles and back, six tunes a

Fork, to MaysvIs SO miles and back, six tunes a
week.
Leave Mt. Sterling daily, except Sunday, at Ia mi
Arrive a. MaysviIe by m;
Leave Maysvile daily, except Sunday, at Sam;
Arrive at Mt Sterling by pm.
Fo't sseF Wa.r Hsss Grssn @
Fork, Licking Station, and Burning Spring, to
Prestonburg So miles and back, once week.
Leave Mt Sic ling Monday al g. m;
Arrive at Pres,onburg nest Wednesday by m;
Leave PrestOnburg Thursday at 8 a m;
Arrive at Mount Sterling mex, Saturday by sam'
Bids for twice-a-week service invited
Bids 10 extend route, via Lancsve and Coal Grove,
to Piktton, also invited.
1856 From Mt Sterng by Howard & Mills, Peeled Oak
Oympan Springs, Highland, GilPs Mills, and
Cassstys Mlls, TO Yves, Liberty, so miles and
back, twice week.
Leave Mt Sterling Tuesday and Saturday at 8
Arrive at West Liberty by ! pm;
Leave West Liberty Monday and Friday at
I'M
Arrive at Mt Sterling by pm.
e557 From Mt. Sterling, BY Aarons Run, Mount Ida,
and North Mi idletown, to Paris, 81 miles and
back, six times week
Leave Mt Sterling daily, except Sunday, at 6
Arrive at Paris by IAN;
Leave Paris daily, except Sunday, a, pm;
1858 From Noun. Sterling by Levee, Kddville, Red
River Iron Works, and Cottage Furnace, to lr-
vine, "a miles and back twice week to Re
yer Iron Works, and once week the residue
Leave Mt Sterling Wednesday and Saturday at 2
pm;
Arrive at Red River Iron Works by pm;
Leave Red River Iron Works Thursday at m;
Arrive at Irvine by l2 M;
Leave Irvine Thursday at m;
Arrive at Red River Iron Works by pm;
Leave Red River Iron Works Wednesday and Sat
urday at am;
Arrive at Mt. Sterling by IL m.
1859 From OWN. sv,, by Wyoming, Hillsboro', Pop
lur Plains, Flemingsburg, and Mt Carmel, to Mt
Gilead 80 miles and back, twice week, with q
| third weekly trip TO Flcmingsburg.
| Leave Owngsvile Tuesday and Thursday at
m;
| Arrive at Mt Gilead by 6pm
| Leave Mt. Glead Monday and Wednesday at {
am;
| Arrive at Owingsville by 7pm;
| Leave Owirgsvile Saturday at 7 am,
| Arrive at emingsburg by pm;
| Leave FIemngsburg Friday at u pm;
| Arrive at OwiDgsyilc by "A pm.
Bids to end route at Onngeburg, four miles further
are invited.
$3.50 From Owingssile, by Marshall, Farmers, More
head, knspps, Upper fygeft, Oiv' Hill, Gray
| son, Star Furnace. and Cannonsburg, to Catletts
! burg, 7-m miles and back, once week.
| Leave Owirgsvil,e Sunday at 6 I'M;
Arrive at Catettsburg next day W 5pm
Leave Catettshurg Tuesday at IN;
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Twice week 10 Flag Dpfinx, ana once week the
residue.
Leave Alexandra Tuesday and Thursday at a m;
Arrive at Flag Spring by IL a m;
Leave Flag Spring Tuesday and Thursday at II m;
Arrive at Alexandria by 4 pm;
Leave Flag Spring Friday at m;
Arrive at Augusta by p m;
Leave Augusta Saturday at I a m;
Arrive at Flag Spring by pm.
$3.50 From Augusta rookvlle, miles and back, daily
Leave Augusta daily Mt p M;
Arrive at Brookve by ~ m;
Leave Brookville deily at 81 a m;
Arrive at Augusta by III M -
1851 From Cmysville, by Kentontown, Mt Oil ,Sar-
dis, and Mnrphsysville, to Washington w~-J
and back, a week.
Leave Caysvie Friday at 9 a m
Arrive at Washington by p M;
Leave Washington Saturday at 9 a mi
Arrive at Caysve by pm.
1852 From Cynthiana, by Odtvile md Claysv' ., 10
&avilandsvie, II miles and back twice week
Leave Cyn,hana Tuesday and Friday atlp pm
Arrive at Havaudsvilie by PM
Leave Havandsvilie Tuesday and Friday
Arrive at Cynth by IL m.
Bids extend to end at Falmouth invited
1853 From Mersburgh, by Carlisle Weston, aud More
field TO Sharpsburg, % miles and back twice
week, with four additional weekly trips as far as
Carlisle.
Lave Mlorsburgh "Wednesday and Saturday at 6
Arrive at Sharpsburg by IL u m;
Leave Sharpsburg wednesday and Saturday il3
Arrive at Millersburgh by m.
The additional weekly trips to be run in close
neson with the Maysville and Paris mail, in
and half hours each way
J5os From Mt Slering by Sharpsburg, Bethel Sher-
ournes Mills, Tilton, Flemngsburg, and North
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A. LEVY, Jr., AUCTIoNEBR FOR THE SAIL
s Of Real Estate Slaves and outdoor busiues
generally. Office, rs Common street. Of CAM
street. SCI "
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qeza BELLIARD TaHAE H1AN ugaGs4
N7s9aaI5TS TuREH.
A. LII yLEs
B AETnGNIGI Nos. IL and IL Cent stress
Between Charities and Old Lsves,
Now uEleanR
ALL sTYLEs

ROUND AND Oval. BILLIARD z BLEs Eik asa atss
feet square Billiard Tables with Marble and oQ
ions to play the fable, either Pool the Gse
full and complete assortment e every aztic n the e
ufaeturer Of India Rubber for Dnehonsi also Rekln9
atelle Roulettes Balls end Pins for TeIF Alters La
ECONOMICAL STOVES
Portable, and set to order with eroekegy ea& cagzG
tops
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TsULLUHL SPRINGS, CHoCTAW= COUNTY, Ala
~ EiRhtyx miles Mobile twenty-five miles east OF
Mobile and Ohio Railroad and five miles Of the TOmhgbee
The undersigned takes pleasure In announcing to his friends
and the public generally that his establishment opeeed
Tor the reception Of visitors During the PAST winter many
provemen and additions have been made with single view
increased comfort and convenience not only the invalid but
to others seeking recreation and pleasure These improve
consist OF the erection Of cottages connections
painted and renovated The bahous1s ladies' and the cir.
euer spring house fitted expressly for their
experience the management of public HOUSE. Of more
list of hst class hotels will lie trust. continue Id secure IA
him liberal share of patronage spedid hand Of music
lot amusement are provided the premises The cottages
all Separate and are neat, clean and airy.
Commodious light danght boats vim ply regularly twice
week TO the landing on the rombigbee river while those who
connecting he State Line with goed stage road to he
Springs BY this last route passengers leave the Springs
day. This line vii commence making daily trip te and
from the Springs about the i0Ih or 18th Of Jnne
surpassed the most sanRune expectation Of the proprietor
he believes he with perfect pTopTiey thAt there
made known to the public that have effected many Of
obstinate chronic diseases certainly present great
lions
The Springs all the three valuable kinds Of
beate and the Sulphur Sach advantages these afford
70 be found upon single place in the whole soata fact
which inSalids cannot too veil note
Arrangements being made as To have Exnress from
usual delay Of letters and papers cased BY the a which,
however are under contract 70 hs carried regularly ahEee e
80 -Eatesof BoaFd--
Per Month
9sI SeeA.'s. II
earFages al in waiting Il lis landing po :be he
hoss g. eSnysy Passengsrs e tbe spgiRss
streets who are my agents ia Sew o5leans
mys u sAAAAHs : Giilaa
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JNO PLANTERS, BUILDEHs, etc.
soUFHERR FTRE-PRoox RookrKN.

The undersigned offers to the public FfFesPs6of ee
tsFia possessing the following advantages over
the kind which has heretofore been discovered:
II Is cheaper than States does not requifa heavy -
and expensive roofs, viii last AZ long nsess NO
and when finished has the appearance 0f STONE
1ti invaluable fer repairing OLD R9QFS Gid S5aS
Roofs may be covered without removing tie ShiuE4
perce6es the necessity Of valley hanging ga5sSrs.
OLD METALLIC ROOFS may be- made perfectly 4aghs aa@
secure. Roofs which have given trouble yeas s
have continued to leak in spite Of al sora he ~
Fectly tight.
the atmosphere by the and Is s
Ii be applied species of roofs fat iue s
be applied to the sides vi houses taking plsee s.z
cement, and viii give building covered he
peRrance of being constructed Of stone.
For the roofs Of cars omnbusses, and steamboats,
uRble, and would render railroad npefiahale eG e
with it as they would longer be exposed 70 he
the water.
Fire Proof Roofing with plain instructions how aEs
SUGAR HOUSES.
COTTON GINS.
RAILROAD CARS and DEEQ9E
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DEETTs TI

60 DENTAL N6ilTICEs-.ila = y go
PIseucaf Dentist No. liz ST GssEsag assaEals
FY$$Ss& near Poydras street.
LII1I }. ", would cali particular attesisnz ssEiEr
method Of constructing ARTIFICIAL t TIee aal
perfectly natural in and shape, with false gs R
original form and expression Of The month and face
with CLEAR and distinct articulation of sFeerh This
by having the insi Of the teeth and u
which the tongue readily adapted 9is pfeFeas
ing souud often observed in rete0ns ae1S ~
The Doctor has been praccins 10 this city FeE
feels confident that he will satisfaction m
honor him with their patronage All persons daisaas
tanning his services, would do well to call and esa
H{nn
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AUCTION SALES.
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DESIRABLE PROPERTY IN TIE FOURTH DISTRICT
GARDNER SMITH Anctioneer.
Cl81TFTREYAY the 10th fue4 Al 10 o'clock
> M a Banks, Arcade, VIII b sold
LOT TX with All me tnfLe1a IA
ae. Eighth md Harmony streets measuring 20 feet inches
and lines front Eighth and Harmony streets I4s feet
he9e aaq Zines desP ~ e de toEaFds sT aga
street.
house % sen e somTi n se s6g espe
the s.r1f ..a.. .,.a
for fote bearing mortgage on liz properly with per cent
u s fept sre snd poey tr"nserreG i, he
vendor.
purchaser Jy3
PROPERTY WITH NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o
Anfonio Kessllng-No. IL, 498.
~ MIGUEL LEhhANDt1, r., ATen ~ Tsi
No. 2 Old Leyee street Third District:
SATURDAY, July 10, 1858, Mt ne o'clock M,
stree tHs bs2 o. f g s bv v Of an ore
der Of sale 10 me d ected by the Hon r r. Morgan Judge
1853 will he soid NJ nnbjc auction he foIor e ribd pro
perty viz:
Tor OF GROUND situated in the Third District OF this
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carnr ID nm IL i Id tpre street nv rnn4rty
~ 49, $50 ~ 80 IL n IL dssiSIsiad IL ~ Nix Il
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H. III tis 5 n Etafts ~ Ies3 ' 1890 $500 =
ToS ~ III h,,Idi,es and tIeraor
cosst az frsra houss gif fdtIT rao1s ma Kitchen viii
tyyo ioons Two cisteTns well snd nfiyy
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PROPRIETE AVEg ANCHOR ATOMS - SUCCESSION
de Antonio Kesslin.-No i3 4s3
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New Orleans daily crescent. [volume] ([New Orleans, La.]) 1851-1866, 1858-07-06
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and bales suitable for the Mexican MARKET Plantation and
Cigar purposes. 40 1y
a CARD-BURNET HOUSE, CINCINNATI. o.
The subscriber takes this opportunity of greeting his
friends, patrons and the public generally, and begs
that the above neent
end otherwise the finest in Americaw henceforth be
Quoted scale Of enlarged berRly accommodation
worthy its widely extended reputation.
In sympathy with the spirit of retrenchmen and economy
rendered imperative by the strngeuey of the and
yading all classes the price of daily board will from this
be reduced to Two Dollars.
The advantages Burnett all other Hotels ii
Cincinnati, msn0ld among which liberal and
elegant architecture and easily accessible Offices
public convenience the finest Dining Rooms Ladies'
Ing Room in America. The liberal arrangement TAX.
ing meals nearly every hour in the central
Of situation and close proximity all prominent places
business
Trusting recognition Of these important advantages
main very truly yours
fe22 6m A. B. COLEMAN.