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IMPORTANT ITEM.
one ti0Or further. .S0,sFb!
REMOVAL AND NEW GOODS !,

" l.. & N. BERKSHIRE announce to
;Ae. their friends aud the public, that they
nave removed from their old stand opposite
the Courthouse into the adjoining room on
the south, lately occupied BY L NJ. ChaIlant
Druggist, where they have just received,
ana are now orenins, large stock Of Gro
ceres, Confectionery, Tobacco, Sugars, and
great variety Of Notions and useful ARTICLES
o, almost every description purchased in The
East-all which they viii sell low for Cash.
or TO prompt customers OF four months We
hope that all who may need any thing in our
line will not fail TO keep their eye on the
Cheap Grocery" exactly opposite to the
Cont House. Il. l.. x n. BERHsHIRE.
November l6, 1857. .,.. 1876
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ns0- AN OLD INDIAN DocroR, WHO

De1~ AN OLD INDIAN Doctor, WHO
has mad c his fortune ard retired from business,
will spend the remainder Of his days in curing
that dread ful dsease-C ONSUMP rION--FREE
OF CHARGE; his earnest desire being to com
municato to the world his remedies that have
proved successful in more than 5000 cases. He
requires each applicant to send him minute
description Of the eymptcms, with two postage
stamps, 6 cents) to pay the return letter, in
which he will return them his odricc prescrip-
tion, with directions for preparing the modi.
cines, SC.
THE OLD DocroR hopes that those afflicted
will not, on account OF delicacy, refrain from
consulting him because lie makes No CHARGE.
His sole object in advertising is to do all tho
good he can before he dies. He feels that he is
justly celebrated for cure Of Consumption, Asth.
ma, Bronchitis, Nervous affections, Coughs,
Colds, sc. .."
Address, DOCT. UNCAS BkANT,
Jan. 2o.-t6m.) Box $751; o., N. York.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

PAPER. Science. which has of late
contributed SO much to the comfort
and welfare of man, has recently
made another simple discovery, which
promises great results in the ordinary
affairs of life. By passing unglazed
paper through solution of sulphuric
acid and water, it is found that an en-
tire change is effected in its structure,
by which it obtains the strength & tcna-
acity ofparchment, and acquires prop
critics that will enlarge its usefulness
to great degree. p8a
If this process, on a large scale,
should prove to be successful and econ
omic, it is hardly possible to exagger-
ate the value and Importance Of the
discovery. a.. .o.
The ephemeral character of our
paper, the fragihty of the school book
or library volume, the distructibility
of important legal documents, even the
changing nature of our newspapers
and bank bills, will be rcvolutionized.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

HOLL0WAY's PlLLS.--Delicate females,
who suffer those peculiar disturbances OF the
system incident to the CENTER sex, will find in
these PiIlsa safe remedy for all the functional
disorders under which they may labor. Acting
specially on the local irregularity, and generally
upon the system, this comprehensive remedy
will simultaneously remove the immediate cause
of suffering, and iDyigoratc all the bodily organs
which have been affected by sympathy Herewith.
In the three mott perIous phases OF female ex-
istence, viz: the dawn Of woma nhood the peri
cd Of maturity, and what is termed the change
of liIe,' the Alternative and restorative proper
tieso these Pills render tn EN- indispen sable to
the iecbler sex. g.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

Hartford, Conn, Jan. 23d,--A large
bnilding owned by Wells & Trial, and
occupied bp several manufactures was
destroyed by fire last night, causing a
loss of 100000 dollars, this is the lar
gest fire that has occurred in Hartford
for twenty years past. A large num-
Der of workmeh 8re thus thrown out of
employment.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

pSA,. The weather has been remark.
able for January, and has more re-
senbled that of April and May. We
hope we have not been borrowing the
sunshine and balmy air from their cal.
endar, to be paid With sixty days inter.
est in chilly winds, frost and snow. K
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Improved Farm for Sale,

M + OFFER at private sale, the trac, Of
w Land known as the Lewis John Farm,
containing 277 acres, lying near the Mononqa-
hoia river, about four miles north Of Morgan.
town. About 10 acres of said farm arc im~
proved, and particularly adapted TO stock grow.
ing, beng well waterod, and the soil OF excel
Tent quality. The unImproved portion of the
Farm abounds in the finest of limber-more val
uan'e on account orits hearness to the river. ,
BeIng aa1ions to sell the above farm, wo viii
make The terms and price ycry reasonable -
Altogether we think the Inducements for p0r-
chasing such farm are rarely offered.
we viii take pleasure in answering any enqui-
RES, orsho~ingit To any one who may cali on
us at Morgantown, Va.
Jdnuary z, 1883 ~
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Death of Vcteran.--Col. Thomas
II. Brsdly,a native of Virginia, died in
Boon county, Mo-, 91st ult. In the
war of 1912 he served as private, under
Gen. Harrison, after which he again
volunteered under Com .Perry's fleet,
and was on board the Caledonia du-
ring the memorable action Of the 10th
OF September, 1873 when that dis
tinguished naval officer gained so sig.
nal victory over tho British forces.
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

Bsg. Mr.. Oliphant, the Ambrotype
man, who takes those beautiful like.
nesses at the Daguerrean Car, is back
again at his post, ready to wait upon
all who may wsnt correct picture of
sheir own or their friends frontispiecc.
Give him call.
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PWs are the 6est Fem edy
kaogn ~ Tie c0rId far ne /ollop-

ing Disease
Asthma pafrhma Indigestion stone Gravel
b"wei com, nr"Psy Influenza Secondary Gym
plants Debility l"lama'ioD ptotGs
Coughs tcv&AgGc Inward Sc ysnsrpal AZ
Colds Female CON akncea feetiops
Chest Dis. plants Livcr com. Wotins Of all
cases headaches plants Kinds
Cos'ivcncssDyaPcpsin P,Ios Lownoss of spirits
0~g~ GAUTl0E. None are genuine nulr.s
tho words " H0R0wag, Ne,c York and LonJoa., >,
arc discornlblc rs u wGteS.mdfk in every loaf o.
the BOOK Of directions around each pot or box
III" Same may bc pIaihiy seen Ly h0lgirg ne
IeGf 10 thc AEh. a handsome reward viii be
giVcD ~ any ono rendering sue information as
may lead TO The detection OF any party or mar.
ties co0nterlcting tho academies or vending tho
same knowing them to I've spurious.
~ sold at the Manulactofy Of Professor
HOLLOWAY, 50 Maiden Lanc, Now YofS and
by all r-Fpociahlc Druggists and Dealers in Med.
iclno throughout the United states and the civil.
izcd world, in boxes al 95 cats, 62l5 cents,
aud 81 each
" There lea considerable saving by taking
tho larger sizes. ..
N, directions Tor the guidance nr patients
IN every disorder arc affixed 10 each hot
'nhs 20 1877. ittNaiy.
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DIR. GEORGE w. KELLY,
EpEErasr. nn., y


~ Wheeling, Va Respectfully Informs tho
citizens OF M"rgan,own and vicinity, thai he
has permanently located here 10 praciics
Dentistry III all its branchCs. Dr. KELLY
would n9e upon those needing his services
The irantagr 10 themselves OF calling Uuui,
nun at The earliest opportunity. 1t Is yerv
often The case that IA lille Iimrly attention,
viii save set OF teeth, which by ncgttc.
l"V"''e druim"ni TO the health appearanca
ami entirc !eusoual comfort Of the wrarer.
and c'rn'ually cause the expense and neon
rrni'nce OF procuring and wearing a false
set which, however well they may answer
IN The ahSrnce of Others, should no, DO IRE
ie!r"d 1" those whirh nature gives us.
Being a practical man. he does no, ,hink
necessary TO produce Certificates or Rel
er'nce, except TO his work neither askirg
nor e%pcctmg pay unles- it is perfectly salts,
factory in every particular. ,,..
U-9~ Office IN Commercial Buildings, High
street, NJ rganiowu, Va.
Nov. IL, 1857. If G. w KELLY.
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The College journal of Medical Science

Monthly Magazine of as pages, conducted
oy the Faculty OF The Eclectic College OF Med
,G is published at One Dollar Year, pnya-
o'e IN ADVANCE. Communications Ter subscrip-
ton, or for specimen numbers. should he dirsc,.
ca 10 DR.. Z. II. CLEAvELANp, Publisher,
JAY 9. l39 Seventh Street, c,ncinnati. O
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no EEHPi rgRLIC.

III ANlNG business requiring me to be absent
Ill from home the greater part OF my time, |
have concluded to closem Hotel from this date.
return my thanks to the public for the liberal
patronage received at their hands. .r "... 3D..
.N. GEORGE REED.
Fairmont, Va, January |, 1858. ..... .
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PAY THAT pEBr.-1t il a sm t,l

PAY THAT DEBT.-lt is a small
one, to be sure, and apparently not
worth serious thought. Why not then
pay it? Why be compelled to suffer
the modification ola dun |? Why not
take that little thorn out of your flu
ger at once? 1t will tester if allowed
to remain. and cause ten times the
trouble. Why not relieve the con-
science Of that little load? You will
feel the better for it by so doing. You
contracted the debt Knowingly and
willingly. Did you not mean to pay it (?
Certainly you did. Then why not do
it at once ? Every days delay in
crcases morally the amount ofthe obi
CATION. Remember, too, that your
little debt, and anptRer mans little
debt, and a Thousand other mems little
debts, make o little fortune for your
creditor; or they enable him to. pay
his larger debts, or feed his workmen
and keep his machinery a.going in
times like these. Don't you see how
it is !? You do? Well, then, remit
the amount at once, and tonight the
ghost of that debt will not trouble
Your dreams. 80 Topographic Register.
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A CARD.
Remedy for Hard Times !

'aWE MOST CERTAIN REMEDY for Hard
n Times is ECONOMY, and the surest econo-
my is TO buy your goods Mt tho RED POST,
where have just been received from Bal timore
and Philadelphia,
Black and Fancy Prints r I'D.
White and colorcd Canton FlanneIs;
Red Channels, Domestic Ginghams;
Bed iickings, DriIlings, l0-4 Shceting;
PREACHED and Brown Muslins, Brass Hoops:
cotton Bats, Prime Golden Syrup, hc., SC.
" Call and sec and satisfy yourself tina, il is
great SAVING to buy your goods at the CASH
STORE Of CHiDWjCK + NEPHEtV
January 6, 1853.
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TAKE NOTICE.

THE BIG WINDOW. Our customers
are aware that we have been doing business
now nearly one year, and our motto was to
close our books on The LIST day Of January.
either BY Note or Cash, the latter preferable,
and all balances after that date will be
charged with interest until settled.
Jan. 81. CALLENDlNE s. NYE.
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INFL UENzA. & COMMoN noLD

'@'t HCDNHh, y CcU MON COLD,
Like thieves in the silence Of the niubt, have
carried many to the silent grave. They arc
caused ny sudden check of perspiration by
whch me stomach IS rendered inactye and the
lungs become loaded with oorfupted matter
which enters tho blood, and disease is the re-.
suit. For all colds, coughs, and chls succ ecd.
ed by heat, and for all fevers of every form
hoatseness and rawnoss Of the throat, lungs and
ioT all weakness and sickness Of every kind
from TIN &c to five Of these Pills on going to bed
Tor a few days, will be all that YOU feou;re TO
restore you to perfect health. Ii has been ad,
mitted aud claimed all over Europe, that III ere
never was medicine that will extirpate all
manner OF disease from tho system equal To DR..
Motse's Indian Root Pills - that the moro YOU
take them tho stronger you grow They nfe
founded upon the principle that the human body
is subject 10 but one disease namely. corrup,
humofs. These Pills not only cleanse tho how.
els, but also follow tho blood through every vein
and artery, aud 30 purify ii from al morbid and
corrupt humors That disease OF every name is
driven from tho body.
GREAT FEMALE MEDICINE,
temales who yaDc health should never he
without these Pills. II has been sdmit,cd Nv .
number OF physicians, that females cannot TOO
n,gn,y value them. they have given bcalt tn and
spirits TO hundreds Of females who without tbo,n
would have been ia their graves. They purify
INC blood, remove distractions, and dive tho
skin beautiful, clear, healthy and ipferosting
appearance. a box OF these Pills ia oyo,I
medical companion at certain periods. From
ono to three should lie taken oyory da " until rs.
lief Is obtained. a few doses occs sionaily.
whcn well, will Keep the system in A healthy
condition.
NJ DN. MoRsgs INDIAN ROOT Ri rs are
Sold by all dealers IN Medicines.
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Mankind should learn temperance
: from tho moon tho fuller she gets tho
sV Eivy her boip, bseoNe.
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.,llB AugalglN DN1DN.
,MoRGANTowN, JANUARY 90.

nsys. We are indebted to Hon. S.
Clemens FOR copies of Congressional
Globe, Speeches, &c.
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Scientific endorsements,

Tie London Lancet the London Medical
REVIEW and the most eminent Of the faculty il,
Great britain, France and Germany, Lnvg eulo
gscd tho Pills and ther inventor. o.
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$50 REV A RDl

OST, on Tuesday, 29th December last a bout
~ dark, between the Watering Trough at VIM
Frum's, on the Morgantown and. Bridaeport
Turnpike, and Pleasant Valley, PORT Mon
MALE, containing Three Hundred and Tween
ty Dollars, in Bank Bills, as follows, Two
one hundred dollar Bills on the NJ. and NJ Bank
ofWheeling; Two fifty dollar Bills on the Farm
ers' Bank Virginia, and one Bill on the Mer.
chants Bank of Baltimore for $50. will give
reward OF one.tourth Of the contents Of said
Pocket Book, to the finder, who can deliver il
to me at the residence of james Kern (BIack-
smtn) or leave it with NJ. NJ. Dent, at Moran
town. ... "..... JAMES f. kEnS
Pleasant Valley, January 2, 1855.
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DOkE White Lead, Paints, Oils, Dyc-stnfTs
y always on hand at Chalranrs Dttg. e. GLASS
store, opposite the Courthouse. Mayo,
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EsBSOsgEpEEss
hPCEiGNac NHcgt9nlps,

All irregularities and ailments incidens to tia
delicate and sensitive organs Of tho So. rrr re-
moved or prevented by n few dns4s Of thcsr
mild, but inIhliibIc Alternatives. No unoiher vhn
regards her own or her childreu's Ical,h Eh0u!u
fail to have them within he, reach
American union. [volume] (Morgantown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1855-1859, 1858-01-29

4 tONCENTRATED LYE.--A full case ips,
- opened aud for sale at Cbalfanps Drug and
"'ass store, Sign OF the Mortar.
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HOLLOW PILLS,
USED THROUGNOUT THE WORLD.

HOhLpNAN'n PILLS are equally eiHcacinus
in complaints common to the " hole human race.
and in disorders peculiar tn certain climates
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1858-06-28
DIED.

On the morning of the 25th inst, ROBERT
H., son of Albert G. and Harriet L. Newton,
aged months
On Friday morning last, ARTHUR J., son OF
Jacob and +. NJ Roxbury, in the 3rd year OF
his age.
On the Sd inst, al the residence OF Philip D.
Lipscomb, esq. in Prince William county, Va
WILLIAM LlPSC0MB, aged IS years, and a
citizen of Fredericksburg
In Norfolk. or Wednesday, June 23d JOHN
JAMES SCIPlO HASSLER, aged 81 years
Born IN Switzerland, an assistant III the United
States Coast Survey, and son OF the late +. Il.
Hassler, First Superintendent OF the United
States Coast Survey and Standarding OF Weights
and Measures
In Hartford on the 3Oth ult, OF consumption,
Mrs. AURELA FITCH, wife OF Mr. Oscar
Fitch. and daughter OF Dea. samuel Palmer, OF
Windham, aged 81. she had long been con
sistent follower OF the Saviour, and during heT
protracted illness. and in the last moments OF
life, she was sustained by dis presence. She
was a conscientious, faithful christian. prompt
TO heed the call OF duty, and ever ready 10 Sacrl-
fee her own ease and comfort ior the good OF
others. The transparent goodness OF her heart
won the confidence and esteem OF all. Her
death was very peaceful. On Jesus breast she
leaned her head and breathed her life out Swecty
there. .H
$50 fades summer cloud away,
Sosinks the gale when storms are Ger,
So gently shuts the eye OF day,
So dies wave along the shore.
In Stanardsvile, Va, on the = lst inst, JESSIE
ANSEL. daughter of VIM. n. and Elizabeth l.
-
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COMMUNICATED.


At meeting of the Board of Directors Of
the Alexandra Library Company, held on
Friday evening, June 25th, 1858, the follow
iug resolutions were passed, viz;
Resolved, unanimously, Tha. the zeal and en-
ersy displayed by FRANCIS MULLER, as Dlrsc-
tor in this Company, since its reorganization +,
and his invaluable services as President during
the last three years, justify the assertion that
the void oceasioned by his removal from among
us, cannot be filled
Re,ofr.d, That we should be doing justice
neither 10 ourselves, OF the company, did We
fail to express our appreciation OF the interest
he has displayed for the success OF this lnslltu'
ton; our regret that circumstances render his
retirement from the Presidency imperative; and
Our earnest hope, that he may long enjoy In his
new home, the reward OF his exerlons tor the
diffusion of knowledge among those In whose
midst he was born and raised.
Re,oired, That the Librarian transmit copy
of these resolutions, under seal, to our late
President, and furnish one to each OF the city
pspers for publication. .'"'.
RICHARD L. CARNE, Jr Prest pro. TEN.
NoRyAL +. FoARD, Secretary
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with his Maker, when the block was removed
BY Mr.. Philips, and the trap was Immediately
afterwards sprung by the Marshal.
The prisoner was dressed in black lustre
pants aud coat, and wore white vest. Ills
hair is sandy-colored, and bis face very pale
though serehely composed, as though ne was
fully resigned Immediately after the exc.
cution, the Marshal hurried from the scene,
apparently, overcome by his emotions. The
spectators generally were very much affected
and several Of them could not refrain from
shedding tears The most heart rending
scene, however was that Of the parting OF the
criminal with hiS afflicted mother and sister.
The cries of the latter awakened sympathy
in The hardest hearted of those present.
After the drop fell, the prisoner struggled
very little, and died in few moments, appa-
rently without pain. lie was allowed to
hang the usual time, and his body was then
placed in coffin and delivered to bis friends
by the officers of the Jail. 1t will be taken
to Baltimore for interment
There was very little excitement outside
the jail yard, aad only fow persons assem-
bled there.
WASHINGTON CRIMINAL CUURT.-Oa Fri
day, Asbury LansdaIe, alias Geo. W. Lans-
dale, free coICred, was tried for stealing sew
eral silver table and tea spoons, dessert
spoons, and three bank notes Of the denomi-
nations of ten, FIVE, and one dollar, respec-
lively, from the residence Of Senator Truni-
bull. and bis property, on the 9TH of May
lie was convicted of stealing the five dol lar
note only, ami that the jury assessed at 81
%.
Clinton Smith, also colored, was tried and
convicted of stealing set of cart harness, OF
the value of five dollars from L. j. d NJ. W..
Gait.
A young man calling himself Robt. Jones,
from Baltimore, was on Friday arrested, for
stealing a ten dollar note from Mrs. Moany,
on 22i street, First Ward. The note was
found on the yOung mans person, and be
was committed to Jail by Justice Drury for
trial at court--NR Int.
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ICoxAUNIoATED.
price OF Wheat. n|t.Es

The war between buyer and seller COM
mepced very early this Spring. Fortune
smiled so brightly upon the banners Of the
huyer during the early stages Of the cam
usign, that not single drum was sounded
70 denote any hopes, on the part of the sell
Ier, for living price. But how has the tide
o, battle changed Every newspaper now
,.oms of sore disaster. Insects, storms of
hail and rain, freshets, rust, scab, fly, chin,h
bu, ct omne genus. Still the current
,hieb set in so early in favor of low prices,
was 30 strong that lite course will be hard to
,urn, Let US reason together! What il the
philosophy of this thing Of prices Of the pro-
ducts Of the earth? Pause little, then,
great host of eaters. Every mouthful you
oct comes out Of the earth, fluids and
sol;ds. in all their various forms and compost
tons. He who procures all your necessities
direct from the earth, should be the first OBJ
lee, of your care. l. is necessary to the
prosperity of every community to pay the
farmer well. Fill his pockets, and you lay
10 store for general circulation and useful
fitness. The more farmer makes, the
more the mechanic, lawyer and doctor makes.
all are dependent upon the farmer. The
consumers, who puy such small quantities
should be most anxious to give high prices.
Such little sums SO generally divided, fall
lightly upon the consumers, yet swell the
income of the tiller of the soil. 1t is true
philosophy, based upon the soundest doc
trines of political economy, that the State
which nourishes and defends her agriculture
will always be rich, powerful and happy.
Cast your eyes all over the world-look
back through the longest vista Of history,
and you can date the decline of every nation
from the neglect of our mother earth Then
come forward, at once, all ye buyers of wheatl
and signalize your patriotism and your duty
by giving Sl.50 per bushel. Ifyou put it of,
the spectators will carry of all the profits,
and consign US poor elod-knockers, to deeper
indebtedness, and our State, with all her
projected schemes of Internal Improvements,
TO ruin.
To the millers, especially, ! address my,
self. Make your engagements Of Flour, rat
ing wheat a: $3.50. DO this and receive the
reward of "weil done" from the main pill,
lars of the State.
THE TILLERS OF THE SOIL.
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GRAND EXCURSION To PINEY POINT,
OLD POINT, FORTRESS MONROE. NOR
POLK SAND SHOALS. X CAPE HENRY.

OLD POINT, FORTRESS MONROE. NOR
POLK SAND SHOALS, X CAPE HENRY.
-raR The splendid steamer POWH.f
..es25..r::eeasTfN, commanded by Capts. Charles
and William Mitchell, having ample accommo-
dations, in Berths and State Rooms Tor over 800
passengers. will make the above EXCURSION,
stopping several nous at each place 50 as to
enable the parties 10 enjoy the pleasures oi Sea
Bathing Clustering, Grabbing, &c. Gentlemen
aud their families wishing the trip, may rely
upon the strlctest attention being paid 10 their
comfort No ladies will he taken unless accom-
panied by gentleman.
The Bpat leaves Washington at o'clock on
Saturday evening. July Sd, touching at airxan-
dria at u o'clock; viii arrive in Norfolk on
Sunday morning. and leave at clock for Cape
Henry, and return in time 10 view the display OF
Fire Works al Fortress Monroe; will leave Nor
tolk, for nome, on Monday, the 9th, and arrive
here on Monday night.
Fare ior the Round Trip. including Meals, SO
ior each person State,rooms must be secured
al once Tickets can be had al STEPHEN
SHlNN'S, and of GEO. w. HARRISON, and
OF Capt WIN. MITCHELL.
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