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Richmond enquirer. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1815-1867, 1859-08-09
RUNAWAY,

1 9>C0HpED from ID. service Of the James River and
Il a,tAr.a Company, on last Wednesday, negro man
x! sARsi, uho "a, h!fvI by tie Company from John
'-.l-.-;. Of Caroline county. HARRY Is, no doubt,
- eois:y a, this iIme. and the reward allowed by
- ::ss 4oas, besides. will he paid for his spprehen.
al ssasnenel; Ia Cary street Jail, In this city.
T.. L. CHiNN, Superintendent
- ?-c.f James River and kanawha Caual
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VIRGINIA & &TENNEssEE RAIL nOAAD,

with population OF 2oO0, more with well graded turn
pike leading to and from In all directions, and
cupes nearly central position In southwestern Virginia
Its elevation Is about 2O feet above the city Of ichmond
place OF considerable and rapidly growing trade, and
has climate for health and pleasant summer residence
unsurpassed by any other locality in the World.
al,o will be sold, WEDNESDAY, the 23d day OF No.
vrmb.r next tie Interest VI said Boyd beng five un divided
seyentll,) in the
ORAYSON SULPHUR SPRINGS.
about 800 Of land and furniture and fixtures at
tachedyiDg about 90 miles from wytheve New river,
in Carroll countya stream aording unlimited power
aud the best Of fresh water fish This property prepared
10 accommodate IRON Uo 70 l visitors having at this time
~ visitors. lts waters Several mineral springs ncsr
10 each other) White Sulphur, Chaybeae &c. They
have rcsorte to for years. and their wonderful
curative properties render them the valuable
waters of the state There Is we'll graded turnpike road
passing by these springs from Wyheyille North Caro
ma There also valuable privileges connected with these
.prinss which the purchasers avail themselves Of
OF Virginia, March 2iih 1853. entitled IAN Act 10 IN
corporate the New River White Sulphur Springs and Mining
and Manufacturing Company-for the provisions OF which
reference is made To the Act Itself.
Also will he sold, before the from. door OF ths Court
House. in Carroll county Va on the 9Th day Of December
DALTOV COPrER WITE.
In said county. This Mine sufficiently developed to prove
the existence OF abundan Of OF good quality
the turnpike road running from Wytheville TO Hills
vile and North Carolina about zi miles from wythevlie
and five miles Hsvile and in the immediate vicinity
a company OF gentlemen OF the city OF Baltimore,
All the above property will be sold credit OF one
two three four and Eve years from the day OF SALE with
interest the whole from datethe purchaser giving BOND
with approved security and lien the land retained
Of all will DC given the day Of SALE rescryns
to and occupants reasonable time 10 gather
and remove growing crops.
The Commissioners, being authorized By the foregoing
decree sell any all Of the Aforesaid property, either
publicly pvstey-we will receive proposals for the pur-
chase OF the same from now until the day OF sale.
Given under hands this 2lst day OF July, lsSe.
ELI DAVIS
X. c. KENT, commissioner.
AND. 8. FULTON,
Anxious TO afford to said Commissioners all the Aid In my
power will promptly attend to any communication or ap
pijcaton TO me st Va infor nation about any
Of property referred 70 In the forgon deere. And
of sale. THoAAs :. 1oiD
July 2s-csm
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TOWN or WYTIIEyILLE,

said oyd one undivided ha he other half being owned
bv th. subscriber hereto Eli Davis o large Of ard
lying In wyhe c"unty-covciing part Of Drlshy and
Walker. Mountains from the SONY Fork Of Reed Greek
Smyth county line, and lies within few miles Of the said
Rail Road, we'll tnber-d-conains valuaLl- beds Of
iron and coa-and much Of lie, well for cu,iraon-sup
posed contain In the whc. - - acres shown by the
Revenue Books oi the state. The title !, believed 20 be n
,lisputable.
Also at the time and place. the following tracts
viz one IL lying OH the south side
OF the Kali Road, and on the Raleigh and Grayson Turn.
pike half mile west Of the wythrv- Depot-havng u
good dwelling house. partly brick and partly framed aud
some ou,hulDgs, with good spring Of water and brick
spring In yard-partly cleared partly In good
tmbtr-being part Of the land purchased Thomas
Winn-ihc other OF these two tracts containing 81
lying on ihe north side Of Reed Creek wyhevle and
said Rail Ecadmostly cleared-wiih log dwelling house
aud good spring OF fwater-being the land purchased rou
sarah Kyle and Y. II. shores
Also the time and place, the grounds, will
he sold large number Of lots small parcels OF land y.
Ing within aud adjacent 10 said of Wyth-yIlle and
around the Wyheville Depot and both sides and
TO said Rail Road-surrounde by spacious streets, SOM.
vel! graded and pavel map plan Of which may he
seen by applying to the Commissioners. said Boyd
II these aud parcels Of land numbering several hun
dre altogether cannot be sold he day named the sac
Of them will be continued from day to day till all sold
.ha ia tnN nm
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DIED.

Drp on Thursday the 4th instant ~ quarter rast nfe
eiocI p " at .he res.drn,e Of Nr. James !! Grslt,
sPOTstooD D. CRENsHAw, IL the I'd ye.E & Il. sgs.
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uTHRAT FAN6.-I have In store the Rocsswsy,
w Isnboroush and vanwiekle Wheat Fans.
July 95-e6t ID. III. eaifh
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LAND IN tiOOCIILAND FOR SALE.

HEREBY offer for sale privately, the track Of land on
which reside, in the upper end Of Goochand Co.,
the former residence of Dr. Coats and containing two
hundred and weniynine acres II is good location either
for physician teacher Any wishing 10 purchase
lniy yi-ci,n. II l. MAYO NJ n
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y1LU1RLs EsTITE ron saLE.

WE oer for sale privately tract Of land lying in the
w county OF Rockingham, y. c., about twenty-five
miles above Danvlc Va, and three below Lcaksvil!e y
c.. containing Fifteen Hundred and SstyNne acres. This
land extends within few hundred yards Of Dan River
which IS nsvgsble 10 Danve and Is in the heart 0!
celebrated section o! country called the Meadows Of Rock
ingham" l, lies gently rolling Of dark red color and
particularly adapted the production Of the finest tobacco
and wheat About half OF tho tract Is In original for
est heavily tlmbered with abundant supply Of the beet
plant land and every part OF 1t Is well wa,ered.
The society is good as any In the country Methodist
Baptist Episcopal and Presbyterian Churches all
veIent in the OF Leaksviie, besides large cot.
factory there mills shops ami stores OF every de-
scripton
Ia addition both coal and iron found on H. as II forms
part the Leaksvle coal eds which the last Legsla
ture Of North Carolina chartered railroad, and which
without doubt will he built and thus open the mineral
OF that country.
Txgxs-Any reasonable time given to the purchaser
the purchase money being satisfactorily secured and the
interest promptly paid Persons wishag TO hear more Of
til. land will address ether Of the undersigned.
JOHN 7. CLARK,
Talcott, p o., Charlotte Co, Va.
". II. SINS,
june Cleft Clover Depot, Halifax Co., Va
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AUCTION SALES.
PUBLIC SALEOFLAND.

nS TUESDAY, THE 9Th uf SEPTEMBER, will occr 81
" public SALE on The premises, 10 the highest bidder he
tract Of land which reside lying Little Roanoke in
Charlotte county, Va between the plantations Of Mrs a.
~ Read and Mr. Henry Darlington, the south side of
within two miller OF the former. and six Of the latter and
containing about 80 acres, OF which ~ rich auyial
land and l,O ut cai original wood land The remaining
upland o ane quality well wstcred and adapted TO the
SroSih o: tobacco wheat, corn, oats and grass
The plantation i In good condition. and the improve
Icnts are excellent comprising spacious, commcdi.
and handsome dwelling house. over-eers houe aud
all necessary ou' hoCs>, "f tlen and oi superior
construction For advantage. OF location and intrinsic
value. ;here "a no ce'b,e place Of is size In the
comfy.
These wishing srch situation are invited Ia call on the
pTopri-C. and view the premises. Terms v be
mods'inr, 20 BE- iuade iuown . the day Of sale
July l5-c;s.Sepi DAVID COMFORT
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800 REWARD.

~ A"Al aOEs ;he subscribers, on Thursday night,
" "; "a a':aa,, four likely Negro Men, named Wy
= AN, BOB AID SAM.
TX Ia. purchased o! II. 5 Robards, of North Caro-
:. = -; March abou; 81 years Of age; five feet ten
heaes high; likely; complexion very dark, and
" ", .'i' AID rs,y shen spoken TO.
- .s91; ~ year, OF age Eve fee; eight or nine
> > =, ~. purchased OF George ID. Pace, OF Rich
fe IA u March. and was purchased by Mr.. Pace
a !4a-', of ofGloucester county lie Is very likely
~ad oi da'k complexion, and has u scar from
..s Q: Is ie;..
',-'s ;y,' -a"a inches high; was purchased Of $.
. az. u hing and Queen county, the lst Of April;
'- > Years: very black and stout; when he left, he
. "a "a; W his face, caused from boil not quite
seoc: Eve feet seven or eight inches high; Of dark
!. '1l' and sell made; Was purchased OF Henry
', ''- N'' /. II piggot, Of Jan.s City county, on
'li. Some few whip marks on his back.
.',- regard will be paid ior the apprehension aud
. s.s ..ii nvgroes 10 US In Richmond Va, or alo0
! -, -s'' % lis delivery security la rome Jail,
:. . 'ia :si lin.
!, ''1'l assrOes be taken In Richmond or Henrico.
- BE paid Tor each. JONES SLATER
~--,N! Airl l6 l>iy-ditcwtf
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LAND FOi SALE.
XVIsIIHG 80 the West orer for sale the tract Of

vVISIING to so 20 the West oter Tor sale the tract o
w Land which reside lying In the county Of Prince
Edward Fast Creek ~ miles from Prospect Depot OH
Southsle railroad, IRON liamPdrn sidney College
aud /. from Farmvilc containing 10 This Land Is
IN high stat. 0. iuprov and Is well adapted 10 the
growth OF all the crops Usually made IN hls section OF
country ard Is Of the best improved places In he
country. The buildings all new, having been erected
Ia the last years OF the best materials and under my
own eye-anI consist Of a HANDSOME DWELLING, WIN
nine conveniently arranged; large hitchen WIN
two rooms, Ice house. Carriageouse, large enough Tor
three carriages SmoSehouse, stables, Tobaccooarh' TWO
OF which framed and very large, and bult IN ths las
three years every necessary house on farm There
large proportion Of wood land, both Of original growth
AMI pine There Is every kind OF fruit OF the choicest va
rires. such apples peaches pears plans eherrs nee
tnrin.- apricotS great variety OF grapes. lhs Is
one Of the most beautiful and desirable residences In the
State and wishing desrous Of purchasing to view io
themselves. shall give further description at present
reb sswcysm JAMES COBBs.
NIRGlNIA-IN ClIANCERi-At Rules held for the
Circuit Court Of Chesterfield county IN The CLERK
Office thereof the first Monday in july 1907 oe'hs he
ith day OF the said month n,,,r
Thomas V. Burgess, fa'h'iu,
Against
David Ferguson and Louisa his wife, Tberiu G. Jones,
Uy.. Jones Mary Archer the heirs and personal represe
tatives o. Cincinnatus and Teleracns Jones'
are unknown Jack Jones and sally his wife Peter Archer
Sid,lia hi, wife. DECD Defendants
Tie plaintiff having heretofore fled his bi and pro-
cess having been executed and the cause sci Tor near
nr as 10 nil The defendants excep, David Ferguson and
Louisa his gife and the process having oeen
no nhaoitant a 10 them, anu an Aiuun's I1De
made, that tillgent enquiry, a, 10 mer Ie.ueee hSG
been instituted without success ordered lhAt ,ne sao
David Ferguson Louisa bis wife appear here within one
month alter publication OF this order and DO what
NECESSARY protect their interest In this su the obec OF
which Is obtain decree the sale OF the land OIL which
Peter Field Archer died seized, and Distribution OF me
proceeds that copy OF this order be pnosnea ~ one o
The newspapers Of The city OF Richmond, week o'
four successive weeks and another copy posted a the from
door OF the Court House OF this county Oh the nt gay
term OF the county court OF said county.
Auss-cr.v NATHAN II. coGBILL, D. c
n E-Thomaxton LING In prime order. for Iale oy
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BROAD ROck raLL RACES.

l., BROAD ROCK FALL RACES,
r., VMHtNCE TUESDAY,, OCTOBER iiu, 1879.
[ :, oA'-ItESDAi, October "a 0
,-,.,sp.t.Av 'or three year I3 (A
81 - =, hiiss uie heats. siUo
- 90 i'fivt, 10 name
.-,-s-'', iirve or more TO I'LL the stake Now TWO
,p hACE SAME DAY.-swecpstake Ike for three year
S. .'r aJi won race; tao mile heats Ai1o en-
b 'i's!i ~ hsnie aud close lst Of August Now
"p pOAi--"EDNESDAY. 5,h-Tour mile poststake
sa o.ds l,Vvs eatranc-: $3.50 forfeit; closed with
..'s'orf', 'ik: Pondrr:, Williams i Co., I. T.
80, dif CaSir. Green
4 s. s.. ss."A-lilURSDAi, tth.-Club purse; :wo mile
'i.a a.. BAY FEiDAy, ,,h-club purse; three mile
-. SiTrEDAY.-Sweep.take FOR three year
f. =. ale,, Two mile heats; 1900 entrance; Sl5o
Pa. aud close lst August, three or more 10 Oil
S,,o nE n,E Hfe- subscribers.
L =. MT. SAME DAS.-Sweepstake for two year
s. FL" enirances go forfeit; three or more TO
~ 20 aaf= AID clos. LIST OF August, ls59.
,,.,-,. CALVIN GREEN, Proprietor.
- 70 come OF LIST TUESDAY In May, 1850 for
~ ee.'- and fiilies, the produc. Of mares tha.
Pc. awinner up to 1st OF May, ls5?: $40 ell
&: .He!'' four more 10 Ill the stake; to name
~ ~ N'sast, ls59 Now three subscribers.
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n IME.-ThOmast0n Lime In prime order. for sale BY
IL July2s Z h sAlAAhA w.
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COMIISSIONEitS, sALE OF 80
In l'hance-s.
JosrpH =. KENrnnl Oilers

VIRGINIA. Ia the Circuit Court Wyhc county ;he
Cour: li1u-r, on Tuesday July l.th, l-.a.
DAVID SEXTON and u,hlrs
CJmplaiaaals,
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GaRR'S FILL FOR SALE.

HUGH VI. IIuTCIiES0S,
JiHrs VI. TAYLOR & hos, Auctioneer,.
tstr .gx lac Elsd.
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hardly have complained II Austrian lhhuence
as well as Austrian territory had been bounded
BY the Mincio and the po. We should have
said "al that NAV be wished cannot be realized.
Italy contains twcnty.six millions inhabitants
we must look to the happiness Of the greatest
number Since it is necessary, the three mil
liam Ycnctians must continue in their bondage,
tLat twentv-threc millions Italians may be freed
at anv rate from Austrian oppression" This
is the language, which when the necessity was
apparcnt, we should have held in spite of wider
aspirations But the introduction Of the En-
neror of Austria, under another name, into the
confeleracv, greatly changes this view Of the
question.
The same paper inguiring into the means Of
securing good working Of the new confede-
ration of the Italian States comes to the fol-
lowing conclusions:
The Confederation, apart from the army OF
each component State, must no doubt possess
federal army. 1t is of the utmost cohse-
quence that the contingent to be PROVIDED oy
each Italian State should be formally se'ueo'
and that it should be arranged. liked Inc uer-
manic, on the strict basis OF proportion 10 'he
popuation. By such means very small pro-
portion of the federal army OF Italy VIII oe
sunnled bv Austria, or remain under her IN
fncnco il should be stipulated also that
whatever foreign troops Austria may introduce
into hcr own Italian territory, her contingent
r. the federal army should be composed ex-
| o,,,s;ro,v of Italians. What shall be the gov
ern;no BODY of the Confederation, and how
sb,Il It be constituted, remains to be deter
mined This body, be it what it may, will
! e o,,rec eYercise control over the federal mr.
my. 1t ought therefore, also to be provided
that the federal body shall have no right to IN
tcrpose their army between any one Of the
sovereigns of Italy and his respective subjects,
except in such disputes as may directly affect
the organization Of federal Italy. These are
the chief details, by an observance OF whicn
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1859-10-31
6 ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD.
us s,,e
- -.

CHANGE OF HOURS-WlNTER SCnEDl LE
ON AND AFTER TIE 2iTH DAY OF otIo-
~ Der, the Trains this Road, with their
Omnibuscs, will connect with the Trains on the
Orange road, except the first which arrives at ;
A. NJ, and the Washington Branch Of the Bnltl-
more Road, Sxccpt the Train departing at b.2O
A. NJ.
Passengers will leave Alexandria for Washing
ton, in the Cars every day. At the following hours
6:30, s, 9:lo, 1910, ll:l0, and 1910, A. NJ, and
2:l0, $40, 4:l0. $40. and 6:l0, j. NJ
Passengers from Washington IL Alexandra. VIII
take the Omnibuscs at the Office Of the Company
as follows to 7:4j. y. 10, II, and IL, A. NJ, and
2. 3. 4. 5, and Il, Z. NJ.
On Sundays. leave Alexandria at9:lO. io:in. anI
llI0, A. NJ, and 2.lO $40. i:l0, and 5:in, I. W.
Leave Washington at ., 10, and IL, a. NJ, ana
2, 3, 4, and. p VI.
Fare between Orange and Baltimore Depot 3ac
St Asaph street Depot to Baltimore Depot zoe
Washington Ohce....2uc
Long Bridge Depot. BE-
.gsis~ The go a. VI. Train is the only >"'' CON
nection with the 7:ij train from Washington.
nas- Light articles or bundles will be forwarded
between Alexandria and Washington from the
Office Of either place. Heavy freightS VIII he
transported the road if delivered ut the Depot
in Alexandria, ar at Long Bridge Station.
oct 2l-tf f. :. B0YNTuN, Clerk.
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NEW TYPE

n,,- MAIL ARRANGEaENTS.-Ih follow-
il, arc the present Mail arrangements at
~ AeS,ndria Post Ofiice:-
m, Northern Mail will close, daily, at ] and
,,.,.s. i. lu.. except on Saturdays-then at ! o
-.,nla. Ther, is mail for Washington City
og,r. eI,..a.ar m. on Saturdays.
ibs Nal for Richmond, Va, and all South OF
g,,,oona. will close at 81 a. m. and p m, ex-
r.,, IN SuniAys-then At ~ a. NJ.
rb, Mai, ror the Orange and Alexandra and
y,p.,sas zap Railroads, Warrenton, Middieburs,
All Fairfax I. H., close daily at "a a. IN. There
!, n mail for the Manassas Gap Railroad ON San
..Ti :,
The Mail for the Lecsburg route will close on
n piay., Wednesdays, and Fridays. at p. m.
here /. mail for Lcesburg, via Baltimore and
0a.9 Railroad. closing 1T p. m, on tuesdays,
Ilsrslay-, and Sundays.
The Mail for the Aldie route will close at A. m
Tas.lay,. Thursdays, and Saturday.
Tia Mail for tho Occaquan route will close at 8
An, Tae,lays. Thursdays, and Saturdays.
Tse Nail Tor the Theological Seminary will close
usn m. daily. except Sundays.
Tsr Mail for Norfolk, Portsmouth, and the East
en- shore of Virginia, closes at and p. NJ, except
III ,4rariays-then at p. IN.
The Once will open every day Except Sunday
y,l o'clock 4. NJ, close daily ut Z. M, ana
.ll be opened from u TO p. NJ, for delivery Of
u, mail. which strives at p. NJ, from tho North.
Oa-e hours on sunday from to . A. NJ, ana
from TO q L. VI.
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HATS. CAPS, B0NNETS, &c.

IIURS. FIRS!! IRS!!.-.JuSt received from
IL New York. by steamer Mount Vernon. a choice
assortment of LADIES FURS, such n Sable,
Mink, Martin. Fitch, 81. All will be sold low for
cash. The Ladies will please call aud examine.
oct O. j. I. EVANS.
TIALL STOCK or HATS AND CApS.-JOHN
l. ARNOLD has jus, received large aSsnrt-
mcnt of HATS ANn CAPS adapted to meet the
wants of Il choice cuNtom.
Gentlemen are solicited to examine a recent im-
portation Of FRENCH FELT HATS, selected by
special order-tosether with which may be found
No. | article Of SILK AND CASHMERE
HATS. gotten up with strict observance to fash
ion and good taste. Also, Chdrsns FANCY
HATS AND CAPS. al Of which will be sold cheap
for cash. Extensive strck-hest terms--lowest
price, At Phoenix Hall Hat and Cap store.
ypp
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CHANGE OF H0URS!.
HOURS OF DEPARTl RS OF STEAMERS
IT,. GEORGE PAGE and sT =
asS ..SsS TH0S. C0LLYER. ks.6aeiEi127

FROM Washington Steamer GEORGE PAuE
at .. 2. and II, a. NJ, III, :. ), and 90 p m.
From Wa,hinst nst"n-Steamer TaOS. COLLi Elk
at 3, 10. T.. ~. m. ,. 4. and u. p. IN.
From AlexIniria steamer GEORGE PAGE
u3.s. 10. III u M. II. 1, aad u =. m.
From Alexandria steamer THOS. COLLi Elk
-, :. 2 II u. IN. J. j. and II =. IN, except Tues
isy and Friday mornings, when the COLLl Elk
oil run her regular trips TO MOUNT VERNON,
- nneretofore, and omit her trips between Washing
lon and Alexandria from a. IN, to p. m. only.
The 3 /. a. m. and i, p. m. boats from Alex
,nlra with the trains Of the Baltimore and
Ohio Railroad for The North and West
Tse a. u. and o. p. m boats from Washing
ton connect with the trains Of the Orange and Al
sl.airia Railroad ior the South aud South West.
Hs,Il
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ruynOTU ERISUES.-JuSt received large as-
.ortueut Of very superior EhsilSh i""'h
Brushes: also. imported Hair Brushes OF me
quality. for sale by
IO9 King ST., cor. Pitt.st.
ny sim of the Golden Mortar. oct ~
hrTCH BrLBouS Ro0TS.-A supply ri
llyaciuths. CrocuS, Tulips "'aaiaauS' o'
Sword Lilly. Iris. SnowdropS, NarciSSus, io,!nh
'"N' DR.. r. II. STABLER,
-, % No l65 King street.
nHALoN.s HAIR INvIGoRAToR prevents
baldneSs, and restores the liair ,na' mas 'al-
len ont. or become thin. and cfertnaliy removes
Scurf or pandrufr. supply just received ana Tor
sale hy Loci 2Gl J. A. MlLBl RN, Druggist
JIEMP. RAPE AND CANARY SEEp.-A f"il
supply Just received and for sale 'y
WI. i. HART, Druggist and Apothecary,
lG9 King St. cor. PIti st.
2f,"S sign of the Golden Mortar. oct ~
J,RESH HONEY: White CASTLE soap; Nut
L megS: Gum Arabic; Celery seed; fal'e'
kniyes-just received and for sale by
JAMES ENTWlSLE. Jr.,
OCT 10 Arothccary. ~ King street.
NEST WINTER STRAINED LARD OIL;
ID Wrghts Sugar Coated fillS; brahufe'n
Pills-ius received and for sale by
JAMES ENTWISLE, Jr.,
o,t 70 Apothccary "a King street
nIRE FRENCH BRANDY ami Port Wine,
l warranted pure for Medicinal use lns' receN-
ed direct from the Importers, and for sale hy
:. WILLIAM BOWLING.
or, 62, cor. of Fairfax and Prince Sts.
DAZIN'S BARRIERS S0AP.-A further sup
ID ply of this superior Soap for the Toilet just
received. and for sale hy
oct 2S j. A. MILBtR RN. Ap"ihecnry
DAKER'S PREMIUM BIrTERS, for Dyspep-
ID sia. Nervous Debility, and DiSordercd
Stomach. for sale by
oct % j. A. MlLBl RN. Apothecary
CHEwING TOBACCO Of very superior quality,
" lust received and tor sale by
j. X. PIERPOINT,
sep &c liz : f. corner of King and Wash. Sts.
DOWDEN'S DENTAL FLuID-For cleaning
~ and preserving the Teeth and Gums, and re-
leving Toothache: a large lot. just received, and
for sale by t,ep 29I PEEL Il STEVENS.
CNWEET'S LINIMENT.-A certain cure Tor
- Rheumatism, Sprains. Bruises, Burns, Piles
Nervous Disorders, &C.. received and for sale 10y
octl5 HENRY COOK 4 co.
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TRAINS leave Calvert Station, Baltimore dal-
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N for pittsburr, Cleveland. Chicago, Cincinnati,
and ST. Louis
For Elmira, Buffalo, Niagara Falls, Canand''-
qua, Rochester, and all parts Of Canada, trains
leave daily, lSundays excepted,) al '.''0 A. NJ
and 3, p. NJ.
Passengers from Washington and South buy
tickets only 10 Baltimore, where they can hc pro-
cured to all points. JOHN l. ki"NEn,
Assistant Superintendent
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