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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

h. = Yours truly, A SUFFERER.
+ FRANKLIN COUNTY FAIR.-Next Tuesday,
October 9th, our County Fair will open
and continue until Friday, the 9th. The
most extensive preparations have been
made to warrant its being perfect and
complete success. In addition to the ordi-
nary attractions of exhibitions of this kind
our stoekmen will have a splendid oppor-
tunity to show style and speed, and liberal
premiums are offered for trotting and rum
ming stock. All entries for sweepstakes,
time animals, and for horses that are shown
in more than one class-must be made by
So'clock of the day on which the exhibit
tion in their respective classes takes place
z The following. exhibition of horses will
take place during the Fair. faE =
Entry fee 10 per cent; to enter and 2
to start:
a., Tuesday, Oct 6-2 o'clock p. M ---e
Pacers-One mile and repeat; to go as
they please; free to all; premium, $50.
Running-Half mile and repeat; free to
all. $50. F-1'r's s.'99-sI .l-rasl.
Wednesday, Oct. 7-10 O'Clock 4. N.
Running-Half mile and repeat; for three
year old colts and fillies, bred in Franklin
county; to carry ninety pounds, $50.
2o'clocE P. N.
Trotting-One mile and repeat; for horses
that have never beaten three minutes, $50.
Thursday, Oct. SO o'clock p. M
Trotting-3 best in 8, in harness; free to
all, 800. Z t'tIEtt EI1Di q
Friday Oct. 9-10 O'Clock a. III.
Double-team trot-One mile and repeat:
free to all, $50. - o. ER-
2o'clocE p.
.Running-Mile heats; for horses of any
age, to carry 100 pounds, $1O0. g 50
Admission for all persons over 10 years
of age, 25 cents. Children, accompanied
by their friends, free -ls.,t
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The ,Nuisanee on CAV ,street.

MIR. spIY1Ns II live in a house which
obliges me to pass up and down Gay street.
The sewer, now digging along said street,
aud that which passes up the alley to con-
meet with 1t, cuts off all passing up on the
north side. All foot passengers have to
trudge up on the south side. At the cross
Ing of Gay and Third streets, in front of
Miller q Donaldson's new building, thereis
pile of bricks, completely blocking upthe
crossing, which pedestrians must either
scrambleover or wade round. These bricks
have remained in that place for weeks.
Have we Street Commissioner among us?
IL go, will he please have the nuisance
abated? 0
fr,,1v A
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

WOMEN DoCToRs.--The public favor
awarded to educated female physicians is
shown in the large practice of Drs. Eliza
beth and Emma Blackwell, DIR. Hayden
and DR.. Lozier in New York, is established
by the fact that some of their income re-
turns reach $4,000. In Philadelphia six
ladies' who practice medicine have incomes
ranging from $4,000 ia $4,000; and Mrs.
DR.. Seaman, President of the Cleveland
Homeopathic College and Hospital for
Women, as well as Mrs. DIR. Merrick, Pro-
fessor of Obstetrics in the same institution,
have for years been engaged in successful
and lucrative practice. -...
The Cleveland Homeopathic College and
Hospital for Women wac Incorporated in
1867, and the able course Of lectures last
winter was well attended. We have, re-
ceived the Announcement for the Session
Of 1868 8, which evideeces superior advau-
tages for the medical education of the sex,
The officers of the College-ladies and gen.
tlemen-are among the best citizens of
Cleveland, and the Faculty is composed of
professors of ability and experience. Clin-
les, in connection with the City Infirmary
and new City Hospital, special lectures,
&C., afford students unequalled facilities
for Improvement. The winter course of
lectures will begin the second Monday of
November and end about the first of March.
For further information, address M. E
Saunders, NJ. D., Registrar, No. 195 Erie
street, Cleveland, Ohio. 9 i.a- ..1
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
GAG ENruRES

Gas FIXTURES.
Gas Chandeliers, r.u.| s.#E
Hall Lights.
Bracket Lights,
-Hea aft Portable Lights, rr.s s-r-
Ceiling and
Window Reflector Lights,
rarsf. Shades, Globes,
Smoke Bells,
Or anything in the Gas Fixture line is at
ID. McHENRY CO.'S Depot.
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onass.rn' z a-sl'
COMMERCIAL MATTERS,

New York Money Market-oct.I.T
a,GOLD-Lower; opening at 14O1z; closing
at 1874 @ioS5s asked '-...----........ -idgis54
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CLEVELAND Market-sept. 80.


FLOUR-Dull and 25c lower on most
grades. City made held at $l2 25 for xxx
white; $40 50@10 75 for NIX AMBER; 50 80
@s 75 for Xxx red; S9@9 % for Xxx spring;
$S@S % for x spring; country made
ranges at 50 50@l0 for Xxx red and amber;
So 25@9 25 for Xxx spring; $40 75@11 rs
for XXX white. j." -E -3IsIs .Gs zI-sTiiiIs
WHEAT-Dull and lower for No. red;
sales at 81 S9@l 80; no sales OF No. 2 red,
and prices are entirely nominal.
CORN-Dull and heavy at 81 OF for No!
l m xed, tendency downward. Eaa7sc'
luOATS-Dull and &c lower; receipts
large; held at Soc for Mol State. 4 '.Tt3 .,
RYE-Markete quiet and unchanged;
held at ST 22@I 25. Fi35q5 10 EJi3heHF 2
m BARLEY-Market steady and firm at
81 90@200 for State and Canada. iosss1ru
MILL FEED-In good demand and firm
at $3S per. ton for fine middlings; $50 for
No. do; S26 for coarse do; S22 for shorts.
3 PORK--Good demand but lower for No.
2 Mess sales 40 bbls at sal tor Mol Mess;
$29 Ior No 2 do ~ .,.,7,t 4, A.. ..,-.f-.
LARC- Moderate request and 1lc lower;
sales LOU lbs city rendered at 2Oc; coun-
cry rendered nominal at 19c. 3ns yijssI
BEEF-Steady and quiet at $40 for ex-
ira mess. t.-f--. ..,-. A. .--
SMOKED MEATS Hams active and,
firm; sales 5000 lbs at 21c for sugar cured,
2Oc for plain do; 1000 lbs shoulders at LAG
o. r
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

THIRD WARD.--There will be meeting
of the Third Ward Seymour and Blair Club
this (Friday) evening, at 71a o'clock, at. the
Mayors Office. AS this is to be business
meeting. it is desirable that there should be
full attendance. -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
Cincinnati Market-Oct n,

FLOUR-Dull; family So 75@s 25.
WHEAT-Very duly buyers holding
back for lower rates; No. l red nomiuall
at 81 95. r ... ....... ,f--r-T ..-I.-rT -
CORN-Dull and lower; closing at 81 O3
q 04 for ear or shelled. ~ '95fiain'ai
: OATS--60c for No. L. rtIl8d'BB isgsl
RYE--Dull at 81 35.r 10y bgeIeoT m
BARLEY-Irregular; buyers holding
back; spring held at 50 1902 20 for. State
and 50 35 for Canadian. sa 3 eB J1ap
COrTON-Quiet; middling uplauds 26..
TOBACC0--FIrm and in good demand;
leaf $11 6O@2S 60. - -, -.
EGGS-Declined te Gle. '1i 3 %
WHISKY-Dull at 81 80; no sales. $50
PORK--Mess held at $40 25.sd1 b. LaR3
@ 'LARD-l924c with little demand. var
BULK MEATS-Offered more freely;
sales of shoulders at 1O24c, and sides at
BACON--Guiet; shoulders 121s@l214c;
l514@16 for sides. .rs sf5i ..f' :; 4e.rgr
hAMs-Dull at ls@l918c, for best
OIL-Dun; linseed 81 OF. 7id 50 o. moi
- SEEDS-Flax in demand at 50 50@2 75;
clover nominal at 15c per pound. nj 7,f
SUGAR-Firm; full prices. ..t.f. .....-..,
COFFEE-Iu demand at 21@25c; latter
rate for good Rio. tHo -' atu'fiSsai
HOGS-Dnll at s7@9 % gross. ss5G811
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Boston Items.

BOSTON, Oct. l.
Rev. Thomas Hill has resigned the Pres
idency of Harvard College, and his resign
alton has been accepted.
The Judges in the United States Circuit
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
TIMES FOR HOLDING COURTS
FOR THE YEAR 1859,
In the Fifth Judicial District of
-a-..e Ohio. ---- ~ .

-.- Ohio. .
THE STATE OF OHIO. l..
FR .NKLIN COUNTY, 3d.
T. 3, SHEPARD, CLERK OF THE
county do hereby certify that the following is truly
taken and copied from the Journal of said court.
to-wit:
Terms of Holding Courts in the Fifth
Judicial District of Ohio, for A. ID.
1859. Ar---
Its hereby ordered that the District Courts, and
shall begin in the several counties of the Fifth u
dicia District of the State of Ohio at the times fol-
lowing, to-wit:
DISTRICT COURTS.
haaliGhrIMis Frsn flInEMsy 18Th sPi. adams@seps s;h.
Fayette-May l4th. Clermont--Sept. 18th.
Ross-August 2sth. sF.
COURTS OF COMMON PLEAS.
Brown--February 9th, June 1st, October 3Is..
Adams--January 27th, May 18th, September 21st.
Clermont--January 5th, J une 25th, October 7th.
Highland--January 18th, May 18th, October 18th.
Ross-January 26th, June 1t. October 3lst.
Madison-February I'd. May 18th. October 18th:
Pickaway-February 18th, June lst, October 3l.t
Franklin--March 9Th, June 18th, November 18th.
And it is further ordered that his order be pub
shed for three weeks, in the manner prescribed py
law. ,l.. 90. ,,
hands, this 18th day Of september:.,A, D. 1858.
ALFRED s. DICKEYJ
JOSEPH oLDS.
In witness whereof have hereunto set my hand
and aft sed the seal of said Court. this cath
lsEAIl day of September 4 i 3 3: SHEPARD. lSSi
Clolk OF Franklin Common Pleas.
octl-d dlt&w3w-s
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Rome.

fops rus TX has issued dan,apostalielet-
bodies, Announcing the forthcomin o eeS,s-
nenical council and urging them to EN-
orace the occasion thus offered them of re-
] lining the church. lb'a 'afF-37'E : S-fHd d0eaiiS
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

q Cinciunatf Money nIarketAoct.I.H
GQLDTZl4o Ge5[1 10 bnying.l.ss9 ,sg1va.sslq
ENCHANGE--Firm atlpar buying.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

-" = y --VUEbEC3l OCI' t.
The Legislature will assemble about the
1st of December. Quebec papers are loud
in denouncing the closing of the Grand
Trunk railroad east of Richmond. Canada.
1t is reported c. ]. Bridges will be super
seded as manager of the Grand Trunk rail-
way on his appointment on commission
ership of inter-colonial railway. .---.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02


The following 'rules of the road" says
an exchange, are based upon legal decis-
ions, and ought to be universally made
known: The courts have decided that ap-
plicants for tickets on railroads can be
elected If they do not offer the exact
amount of their fare. Conductors are not
bound to make change. ALL railroad tick
cts are good until used, conditions .sgood
for this day only" or otherwise admitting
time of genuineness, are of no account
Passengers who lose their tickets can e
elected from the cars, unless they purchase
second one. Passengers are bound to
observe decorum in the cars, and are
obliged to comply with all reasonable de-
mands to show their tickets. Standing on
the platform, or otherwise violating the
rules of the company, render person liza
BILE to be put off the train. No one has
right to monopolize more seats than he has
paid for; any article left in q seat while the
owner is temporarily absent, entities him
to his seat on his return. "a, -S e B.. ga
SPRoUTs.-The First Regiment of Hick-
ory Sprouts and Hickory Buds was organ
lied at Thurman Hall last evening and
elected the following officers: -...-.-
Company A-Captaip, F. Droqus; 1st
Lieutenant, w. Wehner; I'd Lieutenant, p.
Eidel. .--......'--~
Company B-Captain, G. Gibbard; 1st
Lientenant, E. Kline; I'd Lieutenant, T.
McNally. -..r...,--- ',,-s
Company C-Captain, Ed. Harris; 1st
Lieutenant, Charles Albright; ID Lieuten-
ant, A. Maris. -.
Company D-Captain, Samuel Park; 1st
Lieutenant, Finefrock; I'd Lieutenant,
NJ. Joice; lst Sergeant, j. G. Thompson.
Company E. Captain, Gus Schmelz; 1st
Lieutenant, ]. Earhart; I'd Lieutenant, J.
Rinehart.
Company F-Captain, James Bergin; 1st
Lieutenant, Worth Park.
The Regiment will meet at Thurman
Hall on next Saturday evening at z o'clock.
Every member will appear in uniform,
consisting of white shirt, dark pants and
hat.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
BRAZIL and Paraeuax:-,

..~s PAR1s; October J..
Rio Janeiro dates just received announce
that the newly Installed President Sar-
mintio, has proposed negotiations for
peace between Brazil and Paraguay! W.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
Fudge-Tho IS Stop Thief. Cry.

John Devine was arrested by the police
last night for swapping pistol at a Repub-
lican in the streets. On his person were
found twelve certificates of naturalization
signed by PtothonoGory Snowden, with
the seal of the court on them, but a blank
left for names. He was committed. James
A. Watson, who was voucher on nearly a
hundred naturalization papers, has been
arrested. 81. .ar 5l..-s
Fifteen roughs from Baltimore have been
arrested who assaulted the Boys in Blue on
the cars. ..H.-.f,..I .I.E..E3 -..E
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

THOMAS SPARROW, President.
JAMES MCALIsTER, Secretary.
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, Demonstrat ton in PhiIadeI-
phia.

The city is crowded with strangers, and
the hotels filled to overflowing. There is a
liberal display of bunting along Chestnut
street, and many private dwellings through
the city have been decorated. The front of
Independence Hall has device in gas jets,
forming an eagle and thirteen stars, with
"E PlurIbus Unum." The gate on Walnut
street has motto Freedom to All,'' in gas
jets. Gas pipes run the entire length of the
avenue on either side, furnishing lights to
appropriate notices. The streets are live
ly with arriving delegations.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

this port. with wheat, collided with the
schooner of E. D. Allen, some fifteen days
ago, on Lake Huron, and as nothing has
been heard of the former vessel since, it is
feared she is lost with all on board. There
was heavy frost east of the place last
night.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
Philad eIphia.

..r. q -H PHILADELPHIA, OcG. L.
The city is quite crowded with dele
gates to the soldiers convention and visi-
tors. The various delegations, on arriving,
have been escorted to quarters. This noon
several thousand assembled in Independ
ence Square, where they were welcomed
by Mayor Michael, and Gen. II. A. Bar
mum, of the National committee, respond
ed. 1t is thought that tomorrow will be
generally observed as a holiday. An inn
mense crowd attended the reception in the
square. Generals Burnside and Fitzpatrick,
and Gov. Curtin made short speeches,
when the assemblage adjourned.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
Iniunction DfssovIed.

MIR. VIM. Worrell having sued out an in
junction against Mr.. j. T. Lloyd. restrain
ing him from the further use of the New
York Theater for the production of the
piece called Foul Play, on the ground that
it was no longer mutually profitable, the
Judge decided that '.mutually profitablen
was a very uncertain term to make use of
in contract, and declared the Injunction
dissolved. .i' 'i' .- ''a' "a
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

yAE5 @5tE = y Djed tEs3sl a &
,seszgs aatsz ST CINCINNATI, Oct. 1.
Jacob Finn, an old citizen and long
time Judge of the Criminal Court of this
city, died yesterday. Theodore Jones, the
artist, is also dead. - w~FI4
sE1sf River News. LEzE
PITTSBURGH, Oct. l.
River six feet three inches and falling
Weather clear and mild.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

Members of the Washington delegation
state that when about ten miles north of
Baltimore party of men entered the car
where they were singing Grant campaign
who cheered for Grant. The Boys in Blue
resisted the attack, when they were in turn
assaulted and several injured, but they
finally succeeded in driving the roughs out
of the car, when one of the latter fell be-
tween the cars and was probably killed.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02

At an interview of the Brooklyn COM
mittee to render reception to Mcclellan
to-day, he stated that although he had
agreed to accept receptions in New York
canvass, H ..-a' ..- .-"
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-10-02
Jail Delivery.

POUGHKEEPSIE, N. {, Oct. 1.
There was a general Jail delivery at
Kingston jail, Tuesday night. Ten prison
ers escaped, including Dan. Casey, the bur-
glar, who robbed the American Express at
the above place.
The particulars are not at hand.
GunnOsed tO he Lost
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THE GAZETTE.
TUESDAY, EVENING. SEPT. s.

:
81 :We.find in. a recent number of the Warren
ton Va True Index the following beautiful
tribute to Rev. DIR. Balch, who is.well and IA
vorably known here: ss . @grs.
.,-< .2s. TO the Rev. T. Is. Balclls
- BY JAMES De .RUYTER BLACKWELL
) Serene old mani how calm thy5!ifc
lis gliding to that boundless sea, 90
IVY hose alp enciIcling arms shall clasp
{, WHAT'S, hath been, and yet shall be. E
~ Iethinks if thereis happiness 2a
as3 Within this sin-wrecked world Of ours,
tt must. delight to dwell with thee
Amidst thy 'Riingwood 'meads and bowers
Ambition ne er hath tempted thee y 80.
=. The climb its rugged, slippery steep rs,
Nor. wrath within thy bosom ragged,
Like tempest on. the stormy deep.
Z No thirsto lucre mars thy peace, ~
- a peace not wealth's possession gives;
, For thou hast learned that ne IS rich,
3 4 Who with his lot contented lives.
:, And ii thy world, Of varied lore, as:.s.sa
I'D Thou hast an empire all thine own,
And there thou reignest, richer tar ,o@ -
"a Than Xerxes.on his golden throne .1~@
I gazed upon an angry sky, l.aa:
Where clouds on clouds dense filed the air.
Again [ looked upon the storm,
And calm the stars were shining there
Aud thus, amid the storms around,
The pillows Of life's tempest sea,
My mind, in search Of sweet respose,
Will turn to ''Ringwood' and to thee.
see thee mid thy lawns and groves,
a friend to all, nor meaning harm
70 aught on earth. And memory turns
! To Cowper at his 'Olney' farm. = a5.i
For as heileft this earth of ours r.
~ With kindred souls above to dwell,
4. parting gift as be arose: az
His gentle spirit, Gu thee fell.oapt .l<s..
z Serene old man! To, when thy lite . .......
Hath. It's appointed Journey run, d
Oh, may it sink, ii shades Of death .1 -
As Ger yon hills the, setting sun. ho19a.
Which sinks without one wreath OF cloud
To veil its glory from the eye; %zl.a@
Aud as the good mans blessing leaves
It's farewell Bushes on the sky. -N
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1868-09-08

During the last winter, remarkable for its Sc
verify, used q Sexton Stove, set up in my
house by Messrs. Purcell s. Hoy, with the Ut
most satisfaction and enjoyment. The stove,
for economy, and especiallylor generating heat,
has more than answered the high rccommonla-
ton bestowed upon It by these gentlemen. No
consideration in money, without ability TO pro
cure another, would induce me to part with It.
Rev. j. r. JOHNSTON.
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Alexandria, September !, 1868.

AlcXandria, September I, 1858.
Having in use two Of Sections Gas ConSUm-
ing Fire Place Heaters, set up in my dwelling
by Mcssrs Purcell s. Hoy, have no hesitation
in saying that there was 10 misrepresentation
on their part, as tho stoves worked above my
expectation, heating my parIors and the cham
bcrs over them last winter, to my utmost sails
faction. JAMES b. MCGHhW.
81
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PROFESSIONAL.
TRANCIS MILLER,

ATTORNEY g COUNSELLOR AT Law,
Will practice in the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, the Court Of Claims, and
in the Courts of Alexandria, Va, and Mont
gomery co.. Md Also, will attend to claims
against the United States, in the Departments
and before the Committees of Congress. Ad-
dress, No 3, Four-and-a-half street, Washing
ton D. G. ic G--eOtf
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6Iovon2rie Va. Sept. !, 1868

Alexanari&, Va, Sept. /, 1868
bly, experience as to the value of tho. "S9Xto1
Heater" comedies with that Of Rev. Mr. ) Ohm
ston With two ofthesc Heaters, set up By Messrs
Purcell u Hoy, last winter, I warmed delight
fully four rooms continually, and sometimes
five. consuming not quite five tons OF coal.
A. MCLEAN.
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Having had in use for the last two years one
Of Scxton's Gas Burning Fireplace Heaters, put
up By Purcell . Hoy: &nd itgiylng thorough sat-
isfGCti0n. I DO not hesitate in recommending
it, VIM. ARTHUR TAYLOR
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COLUMBIAN COLLEGE,
~ Washington, D. c..
The sessions OF the several departments open
IS follows, the Preparatory, Sept. 9th; the
Collegiate, Sept Esd the Theological, October
tn; the Lew, October l45h, and the Medical,
October 10Th.
This College was organized with reference to
the oft repeated suggestion Of Washington that
q University at the Federal Metropolis would
tend to the assimilation OF the principles, opin-
ions and manners OF our countrymen by the
common education of . portion of its youth
from every quarter"
* It's graduates have verified the expectations Of
Madison and Monroe, that the facilities of boar
ing debates in Congress, arguments in the Su-
preme Court, and Lectures from eminent men,
and Of visiting Libraries and Collections IN
Science gathered at this centre would foster q
Comprehensive mental Development. The Pre-
paratory School gives thorough training for
busin ess and preparation for College. Tho
College proper has eight efficient Professors /;
all the chairs being filed. The Theological
School has three Professors and Lecturers );
the Law School four, and the Medical ten
The expenses are as low as at other colleges.
Number of students the past year 434.
For catalogues or further Information, address
G. W. SAMSON, Z. D., President
- -Ioy,-. -
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e7--- -sSL-->s1s-Ea ALEXANDRIA
Z 5 555St111s-5=SSSSs:::EEs AND WIN CH Els T. & +
MAIL STAGE LINE
FARE REDUCED

This old and reliable line Of Stages from Al
exandra via Fairfax G: H, Chantilly, Pleasant
Valley, Arcola, Aldo, Middleburg Upperville,
Pals, Berry's Ferry and Millwood to 'Winches-
ter is now running as follows, yiz: -, ,n--r-n,,
Leaves Alexandria onTyESDAYS, THURS
or on the arrival Of the Northern mail and Up
pervillo on WEDNESDAYS, FRIDAYS and
SUNDAYS, ct T g. NJ, and arrives at Winches-
ter, connecting with the cars for Baltimore, and
stages for Capon Springs and Stanton.
THT HUH ia rs; and SATURDAYs at 10 an.
and Upporville on WEDNESDAYS, FRI
DAYS and SUNDAYS, at 6 .. m. and arrives
in Alexandria in time for tho cars for Baltimore
and the North.
Middleburg... 20
81 " Uppervilie..... SO
Other points in proportion.
As this line can be relied upon throughout
the whole year; and the proprietor pledges his
personal atsersion to the comfort and safety OF
his passengers {ho driving himself over great
er portion Of the route) the travelling public
may rest assured that his best efforts will be ex
erted to merit their patronage.
Otfces-At Mansion House, Ale1andria;
amos Fox's SALOON; Fairfax G, f. E. G.
R 5Ge a Sore, Wincbester 81 "l'O -'
y .eoSm VIII. WHALEY, Prop.
VI -i'O> III - -. ~
INCORPORATED ACCORDING TO THE
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;fti SHocL nct lees than S5 000 or more than
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Of hnTina md saline Land to. and inducing
i,nn,iergnts to tho Ststo Of Virrinis,
Land Owners. Capitalists, Sc are invited to
cooperate with us, by subscribing literally in
money or land, which will with our organiza-
and The settlement Of q lsrrc area Of Incultiva.
ted lands in the Stale. The books are opened
1op s4o:cIlption at Inc once OF inc company
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