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Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

How TO SELECT Coon FLouR.-Fsrmers
OF all the Eastern Ststes buy -four. and soma
Of them are no, very good judges of what
they buy. There are a few plain rules to
observe in buying -four by which you can
tell its quality, and select that which 10
good. TIE best -four is not snowy white.
but has a yellowish TINT when handful is
squeezed, together and then broken open.
Lay a little in the palm Of your hand and
smooth it with knife on your finger. ard
see that Il is fres from specks, and Of even
6neness. but not sn impa lpsble powder. To
prove this, throw . liuls lump agsinst q
perpendicular board. or smooth. wall, upon
which the most Of II, If good. shou a stick.
Good -four sqeezed IN the hand will retain
its shape. Ifyou wet little in your hand,
see thatit does not work soft and sticky
or you may get Spring wheat instead OF
Winter wheat -four. Flour that works
sticky is not good. If it falls in dry powder
when thrown, or II |, falls apari, dry and
powdery when squeezed, |, is notgood. We
commend oil families who buy 6our TO try
these tests with The, -four uow on hand, the
the quality OF which is known.
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:, N. J. w. GLOVER, 'e'Ii (
rToRNEY AT Law, and No,.ry

~ lshlis, - Clsipvlls, ,Ohis., ,ygka61
rFG10RkWQut:staifs ever Collins, Drug ,esoss,
tAssi9alte lAtietea.taiA 4ashS ssts,sGeas ef CO.
SesesN, Astorhsy and other oopvsysucins
aEass3sd t!onptiy, acknowledgement of Deeds.
Az, xssst a 81 osis liz is.sssss. ss o..p.sy,
j G36 psstsSos snsus6 % ths usnsa tsfms Iahi57
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

~As man drinks he generally grows
re,kless, In bis case, the mora drams the
fewer scruples. ......- ,,,...
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NUMBER is.

n aN.n aA.A
-..., - u.s.
WV" "'s" "'''e'' ''P'e'a'y " '"oss so'
Qas'n'sd with The circomsIsncss narrated.
Judge Okey should not lot his pea rest.
At the February Term. 1887. NJ IN. Rel.
moot Co,uroon Plea. ,mone m. ,s,.on.
placed intbs do.k was Lee Allen. feoloredi
charged with bury.srv. The .c.n.sd w..
a ,priently negro. about tven,y.on. vs.,.
OF aye. " no spperred h, be much ,n,e,s.,.A
In .ll the proceeding. Of the ,r,sl Tho .v;.
denee disclosed the fact that during A..
preceding Noyembe,. ks had hr,ken into
the store house of ths Msssrs. P.wcs,,. =,
Belmont, aad stolen money and prao.r,, ,o
the value VI eight or ten doIl.rs. and ,hsrs
was no .ressonaole doubt' thu, the ofyen.,
had been eoaamitted in the .pisht se.s.,. {, !.
An isss . soss defense we urged Ssfo,s tn.
juryj but tAe o<ice, Of Prssscssiaf A,tornev
VI that county. wss ,hs q a. sov. .ebi, 6lled.
guilt, men did nor often Q sscaps he vigilance
u u. D. r. Cowen; and the Jury. sfter ,ev.
eral hours Of ofdsIibefatioir. fs,nrnsd verd,es
VI guilty. -a'--' -
When Lee Wa brought into Court. on the
last Do, Of the Term. 10 reeeivs. the ssutsncs
required By law. he appeassd--ss, iud,,d.
sesrly all eonyicts do--9uch impses .ed with
his helpless eondii ion; hui ~ sas ssld thar
biz sentence would be fos the shsvssst tsra
the statute would .l.sw, (,bss three yssrs.l
and that hope was entertained that his con.
duci would be such tas, the public might
ksow that this lenity had net been missi,ec.
fsA T.. ..aca ,.hi.h C,ti..~.t - -.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

Annexed is a complete list Of the acts
aud joint resolutions passed by the General
Assembly of the State of Ohio, during it's
session which closed on Monday night:
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

0rvAt what time Of the day was Adam
little before Eve,
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05

i 0rLovs csn excuse anything except.
meannsss, but msannesss kills love. and
oripplss even nstur.l shsesioa.
6.rshs thst msrriss man beesuss he
ID "eood MATCH" nnust sot be surprised u
he turns on: "Lucifsr." 39el s'i y
6.rAn Irish paper sdversisss, "wsntsd.
an uble.bodisd man Z washer washsr.wo-
man."
0Lwhy couldn't Job sleep at night,--
Bscsuss he bad ~ many miserable. .comfots-
srs.
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COPPEN. TIN, Z SHRET-1RON
o WARE MANDATORY,

Msi. ssr,t. BkIDGEPORT. OHIO.
BY THOs. q. CuLBERTsON,
VYyHOLESALEl AND RETAIL st LOWEST
w RATES. Jobbins In either Of the above
branches done with pfomptnsss and at reasonable
.xchsngs ior goods, at highest prices ausll
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,yc't Fromthe Cincinnati Gszeitel 81
THE, OHIO LEGISLATURE

LIST OF ACTS AND JOINT REsoLurtoss.
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Gb, Belmont Gbro''itls
10 fsiEsnxp Y
EVERY THURSDAY MORNING,
b. rf46AURN.

Ones Msssaie Mail BuildinE, q few
Doors Mast ei the Court honse,
bE. c,rsAr6vILLE OH uo.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1860-04-05
q ,'I9 DKaJ, " FISHER,

HAVMG PE8MANENTLY located
~ p AZ. CLf iRsyl LII. Ohio. would rsspses.
~. al ssssss'sss esssslss e sts q ~ ssstssg
1ss. All ueSt wsrfsassd 70 giye sAtisfsti ll1lU
Qsa. 0Mss fsW doors East OF she Nstiomsi Hotel,
end nesrly eppQsite Tnn .OnR osIcLs once -4
~. CiairsviiIs, Ohio. April 18th. 50. as ls.f.f
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23
ARRIVALS AT THE HOTELS,

NATIONAL HOTEL Alexander. Mo;
w w orthington, Md; T Maron,- II b Spra-
que, NC; A Deem and lady, sc; c A Edmuns
Pai Berkenstock, do; Capt Pearson. USN; II
Pombo, w Winans and family, La; Hogg,
N.Y. g w Knox, Pa; T. Phelps, Miss B F WEBB
H Davis, do; q Peace, do; f HI Smith, do; Fl
Duvall, o, J Duvall, Nd; Nj H Jones, Ala: A NJ
Moore, do w NJ Jones, do; w 6 Jones and fami-
~, do; Mrs T. Hobson, do; ID Stewart Va: Mis-
nj stewart; do; Miss NJ Morrison XIV; san
ford and lady, Tenn; A TrOtten, ISIS; w Bailey
III; w Medley, Md; T Ball, NY; w Har
Iington, Miss; f Barnard Mass; HAYS, Ga;
Spann, Ala; Galaxy and family, Ga; G
BateHan, do; Mrs Bateman, do; Miss Bateman.
DO; Rev } II Plunkett, Va Scott, Md.
BROWNS HOTEL.-w Campbell, NY; w
ID Auglada, Ga; w Church, Va; ID DiIcoy. Ny:
+ alwortn and ly, Misses walwoIth, b w. L.
WI and fam, dlworth, Hooker Miss: A,
DO sey and daughter, NC; b Varnum and fam
ny; Hammond, Pddgett, w MCKEE n A
McKie, Mrs Walker, w p Walker, SC; G r.
Percy, La; w Cockney, Va; Bliss and fam,
Ala; CaTsal, La; ID Burgus and ly, NY; {, II
Saead and w, Tenn; NJ Harper, Ga; w Cary,
Alai Stsv.nsoB. Va f Virgins, Miss Wig.
gins, w Virgins, Mo; II Crenshaw, Ala; DR. j 3
doffer, Nd.
HARDWOOD HOUSE.-W Delano, No: Mr.
McGomas, Md; Watkinson, NC; DE Colt n
and fam, Wilkinson, Lar Davenport va: 4
Inpp and ly, Spencer, b Robbins Md: y w
I herndDn, Va
WASHINGTON HOUSE-A Bruce. NV. N
Harrison, Habana, Cuba; III Upperman, DC: 4,
Hooker, Va; L Senmas and 2 children, IT
b Govton and Neice, I'LL; F Ames, Mass.
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PROPOSALS FOR REPAIRtNG Tsr C,Is
TOM HOUSE AT BALffMORE. Mn
TRSnsuRY DEPARTMENT,

p..u W AehiNsION' July is, 1861
PROPOSALS will be reosived At this Denartrn.,,
nnoi the fifteenth day Of september, A. D. iss at
M MSqre an spthozdd to be Bsti@ors
uons prepared at this Department. RisSSecn s
oe ieqnIed to receive tho old cast iron Wo,f din
Psnseq WIN IN part payment Of the Wost At IN.
rss Hl One To fSa hundred will
the necessary labor TO plete the 9eriorm az
ing to the pans furnished. - ro'iS "oooio-
Ninety per cent, OF the amount of work dons and
ss ds !, re sseS!das pfioe
soTlbsd py ths contract, by the estimats AZ an
AGENT Of The Department appointed for thai np nn
posel VIII DO paid monthly, as the work preareIs.
ana ten per cent retained until the coinpston Of
.ne constract ana acceptance of the worf nv the
aseht eforetad and to be FORT, tied in tina yoy,t ~
rS ~; he Of contract AID
they can be had on application 10 the Deear; mnen
.ad nc PsSposas must be sent to this 6ep ,rtment
sIaIessed 20 the Secretary of the Tresrnrx" N
S,eI C snao,seS Ss Ba
cock Of the last day named ior recsiu ss one ,h
HOWELL COBsff
:. -eWo" becretary Of the Treasnrv
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SEE WHAT AYERS sARsAPARiLLA
DERANGEMENT OF THE LIVER.
sIoII's CRossINs,

H. re Ts,lsd.g, Co, Ala Aug 9, SIX
peD 70 Iii II; xd 1ys, Lo,Ssa, Mass.Slr take my
"a 5ahkIiC PILLS have done for me. had
11en ami9ted with Liver Complaint for six years
ouIlns Nhicn was never well aud muob If thss
I'm me ysry siek. Ny Liver was sore to the touch,
5o., .as eocLols hald. was congested. suffered
s aif was elammy and unhealthy my eyes and
sppeate, Blu tssherally none at Eli XdrssSfa, lou
~ 81 OPPRESSION on my stomach, with iansuor
GU sloomy sensation of sickness All over fan,
me In anguish. You can rot know now much' .oP'
mo an feeling OF distress The
pa worn me out 80 that never ex peoted % hs
your aGsps eadlas In the Christian Advocate, Of
casI9na small doses Of your Pills 10 seSni.ra 20 20
eSsct as as you direct From the first it had more
enula nave. regslned my health rspidlT And nns
stfenxth ~ an, OK, enjoy as good health and
sA sood' shower blessings on you p'nsor oi
Prepared b, Or. ]. C. AVER sS c y. sI or.
~ a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

Colector. District Attorney, OF some other person
satisfactorily known to the bureau.
IL Is TO be provided in the contract that the hu-
rsap shall have the power OF annuing the ct
without loss or damage TO The government ia ca e
Congress shall not have made sufficient sppropria
tons for the articles named or for the complet on
OF works estimated for, and ON which this adver-
nsement Is based, and shall also have the power to
classes not headed ' isoellaneous,o in the sohs a.
ule. twenty Eve per cent ~ ,-59 : -
Persons whose offers shall be accepted, will be
NOTIFIED BY letter through ths post ofoe which mo-
TOE shall be considered sufficient; and If they do
not enter into contract for the supplies specified
b9tesu Of the acceptance Of their bid, ec ntract
will be mace with some other person OF persons,
and the guarantors Of such defauting bidders Will
be held responsible for all dslinq uenoiss. -.e =
All oners not msde in strict foy,ufty with this
rejected. =" : -
Those only whose offers may be accepted will be
notified, and cont acts will be ready for execu ton
as soon thereafter as may be practicable. : -.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23
THE EVENING STAR.
SAN GROWS INTEMPERATE.

TFA nephew Of Prince Demidof has Just
opened "NapoleonicN museum at the island Of
Blba II consist exclusively Of furniture, clothes
and jewelry having belonged to Napoleon 4.
There is also a. curious autograph written by
General Bonaparte to Talma, the actor at a time
when the former was negotiating In poverty In
Paris. 1t runs thus: 81 have fought like . lion
for the republic, my good friend Talma, and, as
a reward, she lets me starve; that wretch, Aubry
leaves me on the pavement, when he mig bit make
something Of me. | feel myself more than a
match for such generals as Santerre and Rossignol
and they won's find a corner in Vendee or else.
where to employ me. You, indeed, are fortunate,
Two hours on the board put You face to face
with the public that dispense fame We soldiers
must purchase glory alta brighter price, on
larger stage, which we are not always permitted
70 ascend. Do not then, regret your position; re-
main on your stage Who knows whether i shall
ever appear on mine again. saw Monvel (an-
other astor) Yesterday He il true friend.
Barras makes large promises. VIII he keep
them? That / much doubt. ! am reduced to my
ecusJ at my service! won't refuse them; and
promise repayment out of the first kingdom 4
may conquer. My friend, how happy were the
heroes Of Ariosto. They did not depend on
minister OF war Adleu, BoNAPARTE."
Trouble IN JERUSALEM "A letter was received
In Boston on Friday, from Simeon Murad, the
acting American consul In jerusalem who saws
that considerable anxiety is felt bv the Christian
European residents. The Arabs without the
walls, To say nothing Of those within, are evil
ucnuy unQer UNUSUAL excitement. Those of Di bel
kuds and Dibel Nablous have already DESTROYED
the surrounding crops. Bread is beginning to be
very dear, so that loaf which ordinarily cost Eve
paras now brings twenty, and scarce at that The
poor are suffering, and apprehensIons of fearful
outbreak are antisi pated There is no calculating
the amount Of misery that would follow should
the fanahcnl spirit Of the Mahommedans break
forth as II has on former occasions at Jerusalem
which has In past ages passed through more ex-
Iaordinary scenes Of blood slaughter, and rapine
man any other place on the whole globe.
ACCIDENT TO A POPULAR AcToR-Mr A. III
davenport, wellknown comedian, has met
Win severe accident by being thrown from a
pleasure vehicle, near Stamford, Connecticut
where his family reside. Mr., Davanport,s In.
)urss where believed at first to be mortal. 1t is
now ascertained that he will recover, but only
after long and irksOme continent emit To his bed
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MEDICINES

II NJ. 10ADvHOH.
....-.- LOCI HOsFsYAl,
Has Dssseswsf RE 1907 cs.ss-s, Speedy, 90 80
Efsefwai Rsmsds ~ fAs Hs2, y. =
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IAPRUDBNcR.
LET NO RzLsE pELIczcY PREvENr.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
4 CURE WARRANTED, or NO cHlKsI.
,o IN SRoM ONE 10 TWo DAYS. -.
ws.hsss. sfu. D.ss ssnet,s.s Assss... .fus x<..v,
..e Bsdesr in,ssn.ry p,sehrr's, luresrsy, ss.sssi
D,ns... q ss6 :, isda.s. Dss.s. sfsss a.s iSss.S
s::: ss 6.;: =. s's ss;
y.ss-ss.. Dr..sl sns p..rset,: fr,sss.. .h;ss ,ss
DER Marriage inpsssss. and destroy sss Bscy sss hat
YopN6 NEE
Especially Oh. s.,. S.es@. ths ,ledus s.sy vsss,
,nss, rr.,s thess.sd. u Ys.hs m.a q d. n.s
s s: :. s.s s'.a. ~.
vailed As u'ins Tyre, IA, can wa fsii ssse-
asnss. '-.-F on q ...
nAaRisp PEasoRs, Or Yss.s - -.s.s..ys.a.S 1s,-
de- :.sa ss.ss Az s.: ss..si S,y s.;:s
spss hs skill physiess I'd. .-
OFFICE MAJ sosII rasDEslcE sraEN.
u. s:sn.r F.i s.s .s.:r,. 's.s sse ss-ss, hsu'-
t.--- Dr. yoHEsYoH,
nsnssn sfhs hsya Cssfs sfssrgssns hs.ess Grsts.fs
.ss -, s,.. %, s., men, n. g. y, .s.s s:
p.is Lendea rsrs and .a.. he's as
When ..ss great s..uS .srsss e .sssss
s:.s VIA q nina. .ns s.s.i
SAnE PkaTICUhAR NOTICE..
r.s pl.ss: iaiss.s ss s' .ss. as .;..ss,
. .r . ", ss % .s:s .s r; :
s.ss'g %.r.,sss isPsss,ss and s'sssys s.<A .a sss
iss .1s and n..ass.ly .s.s p,.s...s
y early hssu q yss.h wa w..sn..s = q. t.ss zee
Pss: P.e.ss .s....
Of %. Dif.sa's Ssaetsus, ssasr Dssy,
MGNTALLYTss 10 mi sese On IN. ni.d are .,sA 70
sspr E, FsressisI.. s..s,ss :. sssis,. SO b.sr..t
tsrse solitsds riniey, u ne evils PSF
HERvous DISQUALIFICATION "a, ..v ,,ds. We,
=. s...: % ss;r s,s,inias h..ih ...ag sa.. ,l.rs
.pPssrssss ssos the cough sypsa.
DISEASES or ImPRUDErCE
when the misgsidsd ana nprrdsnt 81 fsds
:. has i-se.e q. ,..s. q p.iaitl .h..
s.ppsns an ns. o. shsns &c drssd p dses,ssI
r.sr.esaSIl.sy eas aoa. S.srsns him n. an. .s,. ~.
q esrae P.esn'siy .sss,sss.. i:.p S,@ .SIsss
nen sh.r month louE ss ss smallest fee be 60
b, calling chappeinn,nt; e.,y
s. a. s ss:a ss:sscS. Mad s
With frsh,fs r.rsd,y t S.sth ps,s
ae.,sr.d essnry from .sos. sssfp. ne s,sisf s.t.rs
Dr. JoRNsoESREMEDY ron ORGANIC wKAKnEs
AHD IMP0rENCY.
Iy dis great and iP.ssn rsnsdy .s.hn. 9. %. .srsss
are speedily cured and fa .Gsr rsssrsd rbsvssncs 'ns
nee. n.r,s". .9s d.sl,sd ..s had les, al ssps have
An imp.d,msn.s Marriage. Physical Dssg.si
r,.mbnnr .sd w..fDs"s E.hsssasa sfIl. .sst fss'fs
SHE MANY THOUSANDS su.d sithn In.atsus. v,as,
=. ss 3: S.s....
rspsr,n ne psPsn and many sh.r PsIens. ssess. -
de. his ...ssSs .. sa.s.s essss s..s..
sav, Is a 'se sisn' fsarsntss 70 NE ssissse- rsS4y
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

y h~ fo srkA ASR aTfYA tsfEE!. NsToN
The Steamer, MOUNT VERNoN will le.ye
YORK EVERY WEDNESDAY, at se3T46
ir,o ?: m, and Nov York for Wash-SzzssI
Passengers can Join the ship at Alexandra At An,
uHe pefoTe the honr Of the steamers Departure
N. BIN the event of the steamers inabiiifv In
GROSS the bar 10 conse4 Of low water ali aoos
S1 tb % RIamPsJ to and from the Stssmel
For freight or Issssse apply to = > N+1
&C -S.M&TtT - Weats,n Whnn1s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23
LET ALL WE0 IRE LFFi ICfES
READ!
APPLY The REMEDY
FL1 The hhME
REJOTcE IN gFIITg

IL Gs
Friend. do you SUI q? Are you the victim Of any
purity OF the blood? What are they do You ask:
Rather ask, " hat are they rot? The blood 10 the
source OF lie aud heath. and tits the first emsut
OF our being 60 respond to aay csuss which cts
TN system as the pulse iufa hhy attests The ever
prevailing Neurasls- the irrIt- ting Erys'Ie as the
subtle sorofuie. the egonlzlnE n hsumatism, Ner-
yous Dsbli y, Dyspepsia, Liver COMPLAINT vIth u.
eorpor and dr1ectlOn, nd the numbei less lila thai
nssb 10 heir Co. derive heir hideOus orsn frUm the
bood; Deal kind thes and geg ty VITA the blood
Use IN vltszlnE res -uTces Of nature for is aid,
enc suusr US To commend to your oonfdenoe and
use that tru va uahlc medioament known "a
MRS. NJ C0TS
INDIAN VEGETABLE Detection
Win regard 20 this almost infsllIble specific
popular tentiment has spoken in decided terms
talneo by constant svnvals Of curative sf-ots and
t1e hsppiest results from ts afeT al other
remeoles ana the best medical skill have failed
Let us say, IN conclusion, thst certi6cates Of
CURES Are not sous ht from tbs Iterate and en- per-
hci6, nut they are volunteered ON the mOtf re
spectablo sources AMI jnstfy the highest terms In
Whlc3 ~ ls possible 10 commend 90 Valuable A
sp ~ohc 70 PUB ic approval. We may add also that
the GU ativs OF the Medicine are 60 Led
only oJ lts restorative eff cts, the syst m recover
Ing from vi IN renewed titutonal yisor
for sale by all respectable Druggists in this
Oily and oJ the proprietor, MRS. nj COX.
rons tenplne unless her name 10 blown on the
po4e and her seal on the cork
tTrrlee 81 per bottle, six hotties for rs
, Whole'ale eent. r., ;. T. cIssEL. brussist.
TIC, s.d nj supply the trade at mJ pnoes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

DARAFFINE OIL,
~ THE CHE1PEsT LIGHT KNOWN,
we ave now receiving PaFafine Oil direct hon
the works in western Virginia -o'N
The snsllsJ OF IT ls EXCELLENT. producing steady,
pr phflant ana eeaatfq light, and moro pleasant 70
This Oil lie free from sdul iteration, nd very muoh
at this time. oi's es"o
IN Its in no way EXPLOSIVE.
We keep also Q supply of the most app,ov>S
styles Of Lamps, TO-, for burning this OH.
KING g BtRCHELL,
Agents for its sale for the District Of Columbia
Corner Fifteenth st and Vermont Az
Great Kanawha Coal and OH Comran, - II
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OCEANSrEAMERs, SAILING DAYS

a. ne nevana mall steamers leave New York IN
Ro "a. L<th, lIth, and 9th of each month and
CHARLESTON on the 4th and 18th, "A"
e. me Cenfornla mail stesmars leave New York ON
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

Flors Driving Hat, And An ~ = A HAT
eu u-1v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-08-23

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. SCALES
most simple durable, and reliable scales ever put In
use; FIST class premiums have been svarded them
~ the nited States Fair and Virkna Agricnltnra1
SOCIETY; Virginia State Agricultural Pair Eranfiin
tnstitnte ssr, pennsylvania New York State Fair;
vermont state Far. DO, 30. In every case vhere
9xhfbleed they nave reoelved frst clsss prsmlnMs
E ESi = ~ louisiana avenue, Depot Of Siers
dsH-T, &c. PArrfsoN. Assut.
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FOR NEW YORK,
= ASSAshss r iKHTGhnBbSs .i MEALS AND

FOR NEW YORK,
800 .sTA .THEs1SptE s4.s6oA. Is AH0
, Inc NOV YORK and Virginia Screw Steamshis
MOUNT VERNON, Capt, T. c. Smith, <Zf&4&
vii leave the Coppany's Depot, Wes-@A
l! pay, and the Compsny's Depot. at Alexandris,
Passengers from Washington and GEORGETOWN
can take the coaches connecting with Alexandra
steamboats or railroad, which leave the corner Of
Jth street And Pa, avenue hourly or they can lcsye
on the steamer from the Western Wharves n III
o'clock Q. m. ~ ~
State rooms csn be engaged on ayplioatiou "a
meesrs; Morgan d Rhineharf, Western WhaTyeS
tire. ~ ~ VI eopsi
- Insurance will be efeoted on ali goods b,
premium. -" ~ VOW
are IN every respect irst-o ass and every effort Mi
Dc made to render this communication with New
York an agreeable and hoalthfui ono.
For freight or passage apply TO POWLE
CO., Agents, Alexsndrs.
II. B. CROMWELL. q CO..
se3-lJ 80 West st.. corner Albany, New Yc3k.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

~ CAPON SPRINGS. ..-
VIEW and improved route via the Manassas Gap
s suIEs q and M c:e p3 a. Tg;r1pks - Lii
q comfortable and safe road. Leave Alexsndria
in the Orange and Alexandria Train at 7.i5 a. m,
Ske the MANASSAS cars At the junction, arrive at
Fare ffom Alexandria 70 Capon .-.-... =. $500
For informa.ion enquire az AZ the Rail Road Once
corner Of Sixth 1t. and Pa av. IN Washington, and
1.-THE Ticket Once on Union st {, Alexandria, Va.
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u THRO UGH TICKETS TO THE VA
RIOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
III Omnibuses and Baggage Wagons Leave tn,
Ofsco at q. m. and D. m.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket Agent,
ma Is tr Corner Siyth n sn5 b.. -
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TO UId Point and Norfolk &5 incjud,n, :, 49,
Round trip tickets n Norf,k and 9SIS pnIg mess
,sT sas sessPn go Children ten Years sDd
n nsaai asna e. persons o. Freishts
thu p steamer Batinors being the fastest boat nm
Iook ont IN I'LL wi, convey passengers 10 Point
n Sn1 m river hy dsylsht eo~n TINS
to c.ss eke1a and further apply on board
~ TSe., I'll S. =. MITCHELL, or al the Com
PPnder I'm nSs corner Penn avenue and Sixth street.
passengers and baggage. so ~ VIC e''y LOT
efs GEO. 3. MATTINGLY.
,ts<.l General Tickst Aren't
- ',os -etl fotornac Steamboat Companv
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CAur,oS StSSaiaEs sgAsS ass:: o,,.,..
Ss sca nosspifsls, Inssrnme.ts OF Rinss-shsS
vr;te s ~, mo, osp9sea 70 prohtbr my ex1sriepe,
v,,, srEkMAT0RkHXk;-Irs CURE.
E.en etAmk encioeed, adoreas, in perfect o0uH-
aenee: yoSr fricpd. former sufferer, nsrsy NJ
seriessK Dox fe. Charlestovn, Msss-
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-. s nsy. S..f' .s,sss er:s..ss
and grsst part q vAsss s sss sp.at 10 ne
ystss Of London, fsrs Paeslphis aud e.
fsesd u the nest astounding that
tnsvn; many usstisd vh ringinf IN 80 ss~< srd
when asleep great being sIsrmsf ss4<ss
s:.ss. .,,h sls.a,nI sasssss ,..s
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nR. J. BovEE DoD's =
~ IMPERIAL WINE BITTFRS.

DR.. ] BOvER DoDg
IMPERNL GIN BTfTERS,
For Diseases Of The Kidne,r. v adder AID Urt,.ry
pever ail 20 cure. and warranted 10 rive ssiis
faction. ~ s''e s~~ss
CHARLES wIDDIFIELp a CO.
ProPnetors, as William 81, New fork,
-r.a....s j. SCHwARZE.
Ptfyr Agent. Wasmngton. ID. g.
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THE U. 8: MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
arc taken over this New Line. -
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Omoe, corner Of Sixth street and Pennsy vania ay-
enue, TO the following points:
Lynchbnrg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
,,Chattanoosa, Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton, Columbus
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.