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SINGULAR PRIsERvArIos OF PRoPKRrYAr NEw
YoKk-On Thursday afternoon, during the con.
fusion attending the departure Of the steamship 0
Bienviile, trunk containing 5000 worth of w
elry slipped from the shoulder Of the porter, and
striking the wheelhouse, was broken open and
the contents scattered In the river Two ofiicera
Of the steambost squad, at the risk of their lives
descended TO the surface Of the water and sue
ceeded In recovering nearly all Of the property.
The jewelry being attached to cards, loated about
until picked up. 4rt.s. 8 -.
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scent the night before last on clsndestine gam
bling house kept by a female who calls herself
Nine de Marseilles. The apartment, most sump
taou:ly ntted up, was frequsnted by the ladies Of
whose presence attacked young men Of hmily,
Foreigners, and others, who Were made the prev
Of greeks and professed gamblers. when the
ponce entered the place large party were assem-
LADY OF the house was arrested and the stak kes and
all the the furniture In the room seized --Galie-
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DENTISTRY.

M -.-.. TEETH.
1yl. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor and p.tentee
ofthe MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tenas personally at his ofios in this citS SSf~
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling st my office oau be accommodated
with any style And price of Teeth the, may desIre
but to those who are particular and wish the purest
art can Produse, ths MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms in this oIty-No 80 Pa avenue, between
9Th and 10th SITS. Also, 907 Arch street, Philadel
phlA.. 90
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06

" rather singular episode took place d during
. storm on the mensgerie Of NJ. Herbert, the nat
urahsf, on the north jetty, at Havre A ine royal
tiger which had been for some days In one Of the
cages, had conceived strong affection for a mag
~ terms; On the night In question, whether the
animals becomed alarmed by the violence of the
wlnd, or whether some cause Of quarrel had arisen
place, a. when nj. Herbert entered the nIncc In
sne morning he found the tiger strangled, and the
aon walking around the dead body with an the
trump Of q conqueror. ~ "'- VIC
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-06
HUNNEWELL'S
JUSTLY GEL 4 ID n ATKD
ToLU ANoDHRc

-
TohU ANoDHDC
The Natural and Sure Remedy for all Ner-
voHs Complaints,
From Neurelga through all cases where OPIUM
WIS ever used 20 that Of p~lirilm Tremens and the
common chief oanse Of hscsse
LOSS OF SLEEP.
The Toiu Anodyne, though containing not par
hoie OF OPIUM, produces 81 the rec uirements OF,
and may be used IN al cases wherever Opium Vas
used without producing anything but Cures, and
leaving the patient In perfectly natural o ste.
The Universal Cough Remedy, (freed from ell
the common objection Of Cough Remedies. which
produce nausea or prostratlon, may be consldered
the common enemy % al Throst and Lung Com
plants, and Ieed with perfeot impunity. Asking
al 70 court from proprietors or friends the most
severe investigation Of both Remedies, and reading
Of our pamphlets TO he found with ali dselers. apd
more Particularly TO purchase only Of thoee who
can be depended upon, we wait In confidence tie
decisions Of Patients and r. sioiaps.
"Prioes within reach of aln
GENIAL AeErTsf
=, w. huNSEwKLL & Co., and O. Commeroia
GEo. HYNNEwKLL. las Water pts Ney. YORK.
Uuder the special superyislon of OaN l.. II UN-
NEW Eli, Chemist and Pharmaceutist, Boston,
Mass, whose signature covers the co' he Of the
genuine only, and to whom address all commun,-
Sold BY ell respectable dealers everyvheps, and
al the Druggists in Washington and 6corEetovn.
mar Is cor
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III In Philadelphia II IL propoeed 70 ,.oro,n nv.
tne nfe department. by reducing the amount of
sppafatus, rearranging the districfs and e.forcnr
disciPiine report and ordinance embodyins
'n.se . enshses are now before the City Council
Antonio, Texas, 10 Progressing rapidly. Tke msg.
azne, just fnished. has q capacity OF eig 81 thoS.
saud cubic feet Tor ammunition. >A'1'
Hr The Vermont sLegislasure are dlcus.,ng
Of Newfsne, desires to make habitusl dru ut enss.,
grousd Of divorce Z s-f =
IL The drying up Of q ereek disclosed 4 vain.
able coil bed In Clinton, Doug las county, K.nsss
and bed Of pearl clans, from which do pesrls
have been taken, some OF them quite valuable. O
IL The assessors Of the city Of Lynn, Mas,
have commenced q new practices there. that of tar,
Ing Minister'S salaries that exceed s600 70 TAXATION,
but exempts those who do not. Jal8 |
III Two Sxedes, altar two months % Frazer
liver, have returned 10 yictoris with Sl2I boo
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distlng producing dsiieo1s spirit
health and strength
MeLEANS STRENGTHENING CORDIAL
dce Chronic or Nervous Debility, ofhe Kidnsys
Dy,p.p.a H..rpurn, Inward Ps. Aeidy Or scSnsss Of
the Stomach Fullns Of Blood the Head Dull Pam or
s in in q: b. s"si s a.
ssaoc.ing Feeling when laying dsva, Dryps.s yellow
Pain in small Of Ii. B.ek Chest, or side, ssddeo
Flu.hs. Of Heat Depression Of sPr., FrThfu Dreams
Blstchss the sfin and Fsvsr and Agus (Or chs and
OYER A MILLION BOTTLES
have been sod during hs last siI moath. and IN in
,tiDe: ;1 h.: fs'S !. CLING saEs ss,.s;os whG .,:s
sTRENGTHENING CORDIAL will cure youi
at. sm chang: y 'e lns
Cordial in the diseased dsbiiasd and saasred
S efs :a y
sabon is restored to its pristine health and vigor
MARRIED PERSONS
end 'sf 3 sf coR6a 6 s
rough s:s.asI.os Of The .y.t.m and all who have u
Cordial q certain and speedy remedy.
TO THE LADIES.
McLEANe STRENGTHENING CORDIAL 10 a sovsr-
Distracted Dmeuli M.n.uuatoo Ineontnsnss Of Urins
Giddne Painting and all diseases in 70 Females
THERE is NO MISTAKE ABOUT IT
Suffer longsf. Take according dirsetions Ii viii
bloom Of health TO mount your cheek again. Every bods
warranted 70 give sattaetion.
FOR CHILDREN
Hyour children sietly, puny afflicted, McLEANS
CORDIAL will make them healthy fat and robust Delay
nOt nonsnt Iy it, and yOa vii be esnviResd kis de-
ticious 10 taks.
CAUTION.
Beware Of druggss dealers who Try palm upon
you bitter sarsspanlla TRASH which they boy
cheap, BY saying Il /. inst good. Avoid sueh Ask
for McLEANS sTRESGTHENING CORDIAL, and take
nothing Else 10 the ooly remedy that will purify the
Blood thoroughly snd the time srsnghen the system
Ous teaspoonful taken morning fasting is
for Choers Chilli and Fever yellow Fever
onl, SI Der bottis. or botti., for 2s JH MCLEAN
Sol. proprietor Of this Cordia also, MeLesn volcanic Oil
Ilnimsnt Principal Depot the corner Of Third and
Pine streets, st. Louis, NO.
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EDUCATIONAL.
A, g. DPVII,IIER q

It,NSfss IH,RNoSEfEssek Sf!i. fkENeEA and GERMAN
NJ has the honor TO announo. to tie public that he
nns ma ssumsd bs. = lesson. in the above languages
street, betweeS Sl2sG and 18Th SITS French Cas- ia
which young ladies' will be admitted This class
Terms SIS per quarter Of 10 weeks sasief. q i Glory
r. S made for Lessons given in schools
zeal, ability, &c., 90 90 24-lm
L HOSE Parent. who wish their daughters to re-
celye thorough and systematic education. where
sttsniion under the most approved Of esiis
Vst The snf 1ySn a.s invited to
- .nnx - 'A MI Mr. MRS. z. RICHARDS,
gu 0-u Principals.
FEMALE R2ASRESsAA1N'D s4ARRINS AND t2 PAY SCHOOL
Mrs. 8. J, MCCORMICK, PRINCIPAL.
vii Ths hsensh annual Of this
house TsCsntly occupied By Sylvester SCOTT, EsS,
No; $50 King street.
the 70 x Sa
cation, cation, and Music, Fiench, Latin and Drawing, il
In addition to day SCHOLARS, Mrs. Mccormick in
BGspsssea to receive limited number Of pupil.
sion. She wIll endeavor. far possible TO sur-
round them with the comforts and Kindly inli1 i1enCes
:, ,Refersness.-Rev.G Geo H. Norton, Rev. d.. Elias
Esq, Edgar Saowden. Esa. Edmund % F, witms1, wfGmts,
EsS" Herr, Henry Ma5buIy: ESQ. Lewis Mckspzie,
Editor Evening Star, Benjamin Waters, Esq Jas
bsckask G Ms1.hs Mss:. SoHss
Brothers.
TERMS.
Board, with Tuition in al the English Branches,
$1Ofor the annual sesson-pay able semi annually ,
In advance
Music and Languages at Professors prices.
III No extra charges. su 28-u
SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS,
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DENTAL, Cam

DR. MVNSQN Has returned and resumed his
profession. Cfice and house at 463 Est
third door east of Sixth. In addition t.By&|
every other approved style DIR; M. has setSIlIp
tecth on vuloanite Base for the last three years
and, from experience, knows II exces all others,
snd Is third less in prlce than gold. His old
patrons OF Washington, Aloxandris, and George
town are respectfully solicited u call au -eoiy
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II DENTISTRY.
Tx. HILLS, after practloa: test OF two years
feels that he can with confidence reoom- <<x1EA
mend The Cbeoplasto Proosss for inssrtinslsS -
artificial teeth; 1t has the advantages OF
strength, beauty, oleslIlness, and clieapnces, Fol
upper sets inserted for eS$. Partial in proportion
OMce sos Pe ayenue. ee5
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SCHOOL FOR SMALL BOYS,
. No. 211 STpEBT, FIRST WARD.
Miss ANNIE f. PECK, Teacher.
Number OF pupils limited to twenty. oc l6 eo2m
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SIS a;Si bsa ~ '.lisf..vs ~ eos
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fEasa oAAsI
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6tDlLITY, as., &C..
prevail 10 an alarming sx tent;
r.Rsifi 4 Ss;s GSsssaahsscr 8 stths
to every family to 4 ,nGu SEaEpy II
at once fbaEs.' bE.' soSsfiSKbEE,e SsostSssi ri EEe'N'''s'
or PARIS,
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER
"a the most
CERTAIN AND EFFECTUAL
REMEDY FOR THE ABoVE COMPLAINTS
In order to ;ssi ;rsasiapuBLJc
that no imposition 10 intended in the sale ofthis
Great Medicine,
THE MONEY WILL BE REFUNDED
al cases
When the medicine fails TO give entire sstrfsctio
Ask, then st any DRUG Store for
DR.. MONTAR DIES
MIRACULOUS PAIN KILLER,
take as directed, I'D N not perfectly ssushe5
ID. b. CLARK, ESQ,
AZ Street and Pennsyivsnia Avenue,
who val refuud your money.
Prce-25 and so Gents per Bottle.
For sale ss ell Drag Stores svsryvhsre.
JAS. MsDoNNELL,
..u,, General kssnt,
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
FOR THE SPIRIT OF THE AGE.
Is 1T RIGHTe

Is it right that the temperate man should
pay the damages incurred by society through
the intemperate? Justice and patriotism
cry aloud a stentorian Mol But nevertheless
he has it to do. For instance, the intemper-
ate liquor-seler sells the temperance mans
slave bottle of vile whiskey-he drinks, be-
comes stupefied, lies down on a railroad track,
and is killed. Another man meets his slave
on the highway, and by threats and force of
arms eompels him to lie down on the railroad
track and remain there till the laundering
train comes along and crushes him to death
In the first instance, he is ercetSed-not held
ccountable-because he is in the use of a
lao appointed weapon in the latter, he has
not taken out license to kill in this way,
and therefore the felon's doom and the muir
derer's galloTs awaits him
Again A party Of men ere in licensed
grog-shop, and the keeper plies his law-dp-
pointed implements of trade until one is
made raving maniac, and another is para
USED beyond the power of locomotion. The
former plunges his knife into his friend, and
he is hung for it the other falls out at the poor
of the law-licensed murderer, and the judges
and the iures and the law say he who gave
him the instrument of his death is 6IdmeLess
Great Heavens Is this The law, the JUS
tice, the discrimination of an intelligent, civ
ilized, CHRISTIAN nation?
Again A man inveigles himself into the
confidence of his neighbor, and takes from
his pocket a $40 genuine bank note and sub
stitutes therefor a countefeit one Another
takes the genuine note and in lieu therefor
gives him vile compound that deprives him
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26

PEELED to go on to learn that lifelong allan
ces have been formed with such as are pass
ing through the progressive stages of ine-
briation, how can they ever forgive them
selves that they were so careless as they now
are, of the moral influences surrounding
their homes?
Oh, they will mourn at the last when
mourning will be poor atonement for past
indifference, and poor pledge that it shall
not be increased to a dreadful anguish. Say,
what father would welcome the place of
that who was recently summoned from his
quiet home to look uuon the murdered form
of his daughter What mother would be
in her place who thus looked upon the
child she had borne?
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
Brutalities Of the Turks of Damascus.

A correspondence of the London Daily
Neaos, writing from Beyrout, August. g. gives
an appalling account of the atrocities perpe-
trated by the Mahometans upon the Chris
tian population of Damascus. He says:
"Within the last few days thousands of
the poor women and girls of Damascrs have
been arriving at Beyrout in state of utter
destitution The account they give of their
suffering is the most heart-rending. They
declare that when the ferocious Mussulmen
broke into the Christian quarter they burst
into the houses, and shot and cut down eve
ry man they met, and then, seizing the wo-
men, put them to inconceivable tortures, to
make them discover some imagined hiding
place into which they were supposed to put
their jewels that in their thirst for plunder
would seize young girls, and not having pa
tience to allow them to take off their brace
lets, would chop off their hands at the wrist,
so as to enable the bracelets to slip off,
They would seize them around the waist, or
by the hair, and dragging them out into the
outer yard, hand them over to the Kurds or
Druses, or Arabs, who, mounting them on
horseback, rode off with them into the coun-
try, and there practised all sorts of enormi-
ties on them. Boys were seized and abused
| in the most shameful manner. The houses
were J1eQ Set uTG 10 anu SuCu ldiulftCS do
were left in them perished in the flames, or
springing from terrace to terrace, and from
roof to roof, fell down and had their limbs
dislocated or broken. The screams of the
women were distinctly heard three miles
off,
These details are given by Mahometan
Efiendi in a letter to our Consul General
The Christian quarter is now vast charnel
house. The stencil that rises up from the
burnt and purifying bodies is intolerable.--
Hundreds of dogs have taken possession of il.
and stare with wild and frenzied look g
whatever approaches to disturb them in Their
horrid feast, while the want of water Is drig-
ing many OF them mad. All the fug'tives
4 declare with one accord, that had it not been
for Abdel-Kader, not a male christian would
have escaped The exertions made by this
illustrious man to save the Christians are IN
credible. While the Government soldiers
both regular and irregular, were either leav
ing the Christians to their fate OF joining il
the massacre, Abdel KadeT rallied AROUND
] him some scores of his devoted followers. th
remnants of his old guard, and hurried off il
person to the scene of murder. Not eonten
: with rescuing those he encountered in tn
streets, he entered into the houses, and tor
! the victims from beneath the very arms {
) their assassins. These latter many time
( presented their muskets 1T his breast, an
D threatened to shoot him, but undismayet
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
Education.

Every man from the highest to the low
est, has two businesses-the one of his par
ticular calling or profession, be it what it
may, whether farmer, mechanic, soldier, mer-
chant, seaman or lawyer-ihe other his gen.
eral calling which he has in common with
his neighbor, that of citizen and man. =
The education which fits him for the former
OF these is called Professionalism which
fits him for the latter is called Liberal. To
excel IN the former is the aim and interest of
every man. To excel in the latter is no less
the interest of the individual, and is of far
greater Importance to society. And one can
scarcely tit himself to fulfill faithfully the
duties and responsibilities of the citizen and
the man without attaining excellence in his
own individual calling. Lord Brougham
| once said, ''he hoped the time would come
when every man in the United Kingdom would
read Bacon" Cobbett said, '.he hoped the
time would come when every man could eat
bacon" If every man would read Bacon. he
could eat bacon-for the result of the diffu-
sion of general intelligence would be thrift,
Industry, enterprise and success And the
diligent prosecution Of the necessary daily
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
The Fate of Col Lumnsden and Family.

The Fate of Col Lumnsden and Family.
The New Orleans Picayune has the fol-
lowing statement of a colored boy, who was
on the steamer Lady Elgin, and was saved,
concerning the fate of Col Lumsden and
family:
81 saw Mr.. Lumsden few minutes be-
fore we went down. He asked me if there
was much danger. His wife and family were
then standing near him. His wife appeared
very much frightened. His son told him he
had better get table leaf and be prepared for
the worst. He did not do So. however but
told his family to stand where they were
while he went to see what the danger was
Mr.. Lumsden left The son then advised his
mother and sister to take off their upper clo-
thing. They did not do So Soon after, the
Captain came into the cabin and advised the
passengers to secure each state room door
and to go'out on the quarter deck, which all
did except Mr. Lumsden's family, who con
tinued to wait for him in the cabin In the
meantime, young Lumsden got three table
leaves ready to float off,
The boat then went down, and | saw no
thing more of them till was in the water,
when the little girl caught hold Of me and
called out her father, and asked where he
was. He answered here, and asked where
she was. big wave then swept over US
an, and when | came to the surface again,
the little girl was washed away, and saw
nothing more of them"
Other statements, however, affirm that
Col L. and family We're seen on a raft; that
the little girl was in the arms of Capt Will
son, and all were drowned within few feet
of the shore.
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of reason, causes him to be a cruel husband,
an inhuman father and degraded, worthless
citizen. The former is pilloried. whipped
and sent to prison the other is 4 LGc-dPpoan-
ted robber, and as his llcense-fee clinks in the
public Golfer, the law pats him on the shoul-
der and says" Well done, good and faithful
servant"
Now, who is to blame for these moral
monstrosities / answer-the Laao-the
Government under which we live, is to blame.
And the question at the head of this article,
recurs with startling importance is IT
RIGHT?" WILL. ROSWELL.
South Lowell, N. g.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26

DEATH OF Dan RcE's FAvoaIrE.-The
trained elephant, Lalla Rookh, attached to
Dan Rice's great show, died in an interior
town in Indiana. on Tuesday last, after an
illness Of several days. 1t was supposed that
she had been poisoned, but it is the opinion
of Mr.. Noyce, the gentleman who kept her
and took charge Of her when in the ring. that
she died of lung fever. Mr. Noyee was quite
i'll when the company left Louisville. and
was detained there after their departure.
The journal thinks had he been present
when the ANIMALS sickness was first observ-
ed, he would, doubtless, have saved her life,
as he was familiar with her habits and pecu-
liaritles. Jennie" as she was familiarly
called, was great fayorite with the COM
pany, by when her loss viii be painfully felt.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26

And to the mercies of a moment leaves
The vast concerns of an immortal scene.
Spirit of the age. [volume] (Raleigh, N.C.) 1849-1865, 1860-09-26
lam NOT READY.
BY MRS. S. D. SHEARS.

he wise to-day. us lnafll3sss Co u ~ -
Next day the fatal preceeGent VII, sQead
Thus ON till wisdom is pushed out of life
Procrastination is the thief of time
Year after year it steals till all is fed,
AID To thu ,,,nrcin- Of q r1afarranraf laarra
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-14
INPECTINE.


II Fes Ths wonderful remedy brought 10 the knosenge
Of the present proprieors by friend who mas Oeen
eler In Persia and the Holy Land . =. ..-...
while going down the Enparai he experienced
attack a. FeVer Ague On discovering his cond9n enc o.
the Boatraen took from his an AR saying He ~
and no Irer toi touch HOn" Although - 70
tue he and experienced immediate relief and mas since
asays found an eaecual protection from all aiAFiooS com
plants -. -, ,-.--.- .,.h,,.d a
On further investigation found that the bossman 70
miraculous powers and said that could ony be %
The Priests OF the Sometime Afterwards me genuen IN
onveng with Priest obtained from him the secret Of Us
paton and the medicinal herbs were
~ which was compounded The wonderful virtues OF t %
Gle have Induced full belief In the minds OF the natVes IN e
miraculous healing powers OF their Priests - =, 49,,
nc ~ RETURN 10 America tried with the hAPpies
eject by several Ladies Gentlemen OF high character Sno
nave given unqual fed praise THIS remeoy
and cure OF Fever Ague and Bilious Feve- now oneeo
10 the American people. - -. -. -.
cept OF dollar. -. a.. a. ,,..-...a W.
oI -, - ~ s' JOHN WILCOX co.
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-14

SOUTH-SIDE RAILROAD.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY THE 22d AU-E
W gust, the passenger Trains, will run follows: -
FROM PETERSBURG TO LYNcHBURG.
Mall Train daily at $50 NJ reaches Lynchburg at1286
Pm.
Passenger Train daily, except Sundays, at AS NJ
reaches Lynchburg al 1880 A. NJ.
IRON LYNCHBURG TO PETERSBURG.
Mall Train daily at IL A. NJ reaches Petersburg at
Passenger Trains daily, except Sundays at 1880 NJ
reaches Petersburg at $50 A. NJ
These trains with two daily trains to the SPRING. Knox
VILE Nashville, Memphis, kc.. 10 New Orleans.
~ This the shortest and expeditions route 10 all pars
Tennessee Alabama Mississippi Louisiana Arkansas and Texas
The City Point Train leaves Petersburg daily except Sundays
A. NJ IL Noon, and City Point at $50 NJ 1870 N
Ans 70 and from all the packets when
eesAry.
II. D. BIRD,
auA General superintendent
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1860-08-14
hrough Tic k @ is
AT THE PRICES NAMED BELOW

Children and 2 half the price for
white persons
NOTICEThrough Tickets be procured In Charleston
At the Office Of the Northeastern Railroad Company and In Pc
ersbug the office Of the Richmond and Petersburg Railroad Co..
and In Norfolk the once Of the Norfolk Petersburg Co., the
YORK River Railroad Co the ONCE Of John Dickson agent Of
the River Boat Line Also from Nash lille and points south
weby Lynehburg and Charlottesville to all the SPRINGS
THOS. D0DAMEAD,
General supt., Va, Central Railroad.
HLRNis, MASON Co., Stage PrOpretOrs.