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Medical.
pILTTMoRB LodK HosPTTAL.
ESTABLISHED AS ARBRUoE FROM aUAcKBRH.
rHx ONLY PLACE WHERE A CURB CAN BE Oh

TTTE ONLY PIACE WHtHb n tUhh CAN bh w
rAlksp' q -
JcmiFsIl2s h sssy he world S
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iinss, DInne.s q slshi or 9iddiness, pi.s..ss q
hup nsn Stomach, or BewelstSc.s terrible d.or
S; s,ss: BIZ S.S III .qnS q no sop.
An''e'f.eOA'' YOUNG MN
Epeesly Eho haze become The Victims n n so',sS,r
snss.iis sweeps 70 An snsi@sS grave tSoa..sds d
youns p The most sxalted talents and brilliant
%ansa q scssey X. sas Tyre. may ss with tall
- I'll ts MARRIAGE
Married Persons. or Young Men eoniusmplaans
ssn,n as5,ity. defosm,tiss, ~. speediiy cured.
he who places Si%.cii. apSsi !Ss care q D; ::
Paa, aud sonaaSnii5 rely upon his ssli aTSsa
elan ORGANIC wRAKNKss.
IngredlsIsly SqTsf sad Full yI.or Rs..GSsa,
Tbs Brls,i ,efS Se @ rsd
BY the victims Of Improper indniseness Yonne
per,ans are to9 Apt % Sgmnit ssSsssss i5on no.
SSsy Al, ss ssSs9 4 i Si:.sss
ksa ~ sRs pfsdsns S.,idss SSlas dspssd ,iS
Siss,1r.s o. as rmptsS o,s BODY ana mina
siise,. TSs system become. dsIspssd, u; Esy.s.l
sRs hsa i bs;s Ps
ptstion Of the Heart, indissstion. Son.s,uticnal
poS,,iig, wasting o. Nn' ''am'' o'A
,.os.pisp slao going rom BsisnSrs .srsst. few
doors from tSS corner. YAH not 70 obssrv; nam,
an e. No letter. received un... postpaid and con-
talnlns . ssHp e g used q !hs reply; fsy'.ss.
writng .heaia stnts sss . nnn .snd p0'noh az
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who, having been already convicted and
while under surveillance, as is always
the case for a certain period after the
expiration Of his sentence, has left the
town or village where he was ordered
to reside, the agent gets gatuity ofl0f"
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oToMAo TRANsPoRTArios LINE.

For Way Landings on the Potomac and Baltimore.
making Connections At Aqua Creek with
the Richmond, fredericksburg
and Potomac Railroad.
The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt A. Q. Nickle, will
leave Baltimore, Pier NJ; 2, Ligh! EsAGN
p m !, and arrive at the Sixth street wharf a. d.
m, THURSDAY, to deliver freight
put on the route.
Freight receiyed all day Friday.
~ PETER BERRY, Agent,
sixth street wharf. w ashing ton, D. o.
n NEEDHAM& SoNs, Agents,
my56m III Lightst wharf. BaItimore
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>Jrw MERcHAsrs' LINZ OF STEAMERS.
3. 9. KNIoHT,.
PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE AND STRAW.
psPor auAnrEnxAsIHn's oyyIoE.


wAsnIsoros, u. O.. July - ,lsOs.
Proposals are invited, from responsible parties.
CORN, pets, 81 Fl n s@s
ehantable quality a. this depot during the
sFs sS s
OF limits OF the eities Of Warrington and George
p sS:i assn,itiss AND al such Imes 4, ordered BY
the QuAriermlster In charge, Corn " be delivered
SS SSas sasA aiSs s,. iiss q
about three bushels each q not less than thirty
Ssisd. and @ %oish two thousand I, OcS PoSaas
ai. S Viii n'ss s sofsys S asr s 81 .ssH
Of oats and corn per bushel, and Of hay and straw
We now use about eight thousand @. ooe) bashsi.
Of TIan, one hundred and eighty lsol tons q hay,
We reserve tie right 70 increase or diminish that
~ Sns "a 81 prSpsG aoiss sSd
months supply q forage aud straw on hand. and
to have place n bushes ~ y Y his sIig -,
the sum o. ten thousand dollars. ssled By two 70,
sponsbie suretiss, that the bidder will II success
@ Ssf az ssss s VA .ss,s
ShS SSPs, s Az b SSssd g exhibit on Or
ssiasase that he |. prepared % so%asass iaSIiias
sa. sss : T 3: ss. s Spsa s 6. ssy
hersafter As funds are Furnished Tor the purpose.
whom Ss been r S OIL the
ties will be required OF the successful bidder for
| the faithful fulblment Of his contract,
Should the contractor fall to furnish the kind and
quantity Of forage and straw required, Il will be
purchased IN open market, and this excess Of cost
| CHARGED to him, rL ..... T .-'0
| All bids will be submitted to the Quartermaster
| general before awarding contract "--I- .
Proposals will be addressed to the unasrgll,ned
marked proposals for Eorage, W and biddefs are
inIiied 10 be pfesent at tie opening Of the BIDS.
| j, q, MgfERRAN,
Deputy QuartermasteT densral. and
| hug3-td Brig Gen, III, 3, A.. Depot q. NJ,
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COLOMBIA plssEaSSss .bbRREy \ FOX woAxa AND
Corner of PoSftesath and N .trsei..

This Dispensary 10 in gopneetion with Column
bls hospltal, aud q opened for the tFyatInsnt Of
out door patients, who are supplied with Mtdeina,
Medical aud 81 rEieal treatment free. ~
Patients who arr about to be- connned lnd dssire
TO By offended At their own homes, but who are
unable 70 pay for the services ola
praStitoner, will DO fnInished with msllesl atte,s
the Hospital with the mairon. ~ -717'i "
:, HouRs og ArrsspAgoR AZ rne pisrEssAgy.
Wednesdays, from 70 H.. irof. j. ii. Thompson.
fTdnys, frsm t9a, ,S."..:.,j ..pr. Ashford;
Pres faispis Upon orders % The WoaosstlS See ~
Rotary o. ths lnteEiYI sqeh orders for sdi9issicn
THOMPSON, at his once, ia 1 street, betwesa
Twentieth aud Twenty. hrsl 4 lnns-Jty
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Notices Of Patents.
DEPARrxIEr ITO, q !. TIE ~, ,g p,I.,9 3d.,

nEPARrMEEr OF TnE INTERIOR,
~ UHfrnp STATES PArsEr 0fyfosA
On the petition Of Joas NJ Bis, Of Enslish Neigh
patent stanied % I'm Inc "a dsI q osiOssr. issi.
Tor an improyemsnt In Pen and Peneil Case. for
even years from ne sxPiIstien q .sid patent.
Is ordered that The said petition be heard y the
Der next, at II clock, and All persons are mo-
tihed % appear and show cause, n any they have,
why said petition ought not 10 be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 70
set forth In wrtins. Al iesst tiSsnfv days before
the day, Of hearing All tes,ip9ny nled By either
taken and transmitted In aecordsuce with the
rules % the oass, which will be furnished on ap-
sss ..h., paper I:,. I. ssos s.,:.
sstSss hs az q hs.IIHs ne s.fsI,e,a,s; any.
Ordered. also. tha! IBIS n9,iSs be pabli.hsd IN
ten,. D. G., ana IN the Atlas, New York. New
York, once q week for three successive weeks
the hrst Of ssid publications 10 be at least sixty
days previous 70 The day ofh'ariRrs srour
jeis-Thsw Acting Commissioner Of Pstsnts.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
~ UNITED STATES PATENT OHHIcl

II.
WARRINGTON, July 10, 1868.
On the, petition Of EBRs n. Honsr9RD, q Cam.
emit granted to him the 10th day o. October, 1854 for
an Improvement in Compounds for NeutralizinE
Chlorine, for seven years from the expiration OF
said patent, which takes place on the 10Th day Of
October, 1865; ...
lis ordsrsa that the sSd PstitSn be BEL heard a,
September noxt.a at Il o'clock m. and all persons
are notified TO appear and show cause, II any they
have, why said petition ought not TO be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required TO
ale in the Patent Ofee their objections, specially
set forth writing, at least toetp days before the
day Of hearing, all testimony fled BY either party,
TO be used at the said hearing, must DO taken and
transmitted in accordance with the rules Of the
Office, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as
testimony, must be aled in the once t.OentY days
within ten days after fling the testimony,
Ordered. also, that this notice be published In
the REPu BLioAE and In the Intel lipencer, wash
ington, D. g, and in the Journal, Boston, Massa-
ehusetts, once q week for three successive weeks
the hrst Of said publications. to be at least sixty
days previous to the day Of hearing srour
iyl5-wst Acting commisaionsr Of Patents.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTRRIoR,
USIrEpsTlrEs PAIBsT ofIfcs,.

Ia the petition Of wfLLI1n II. AKIss and JOSEPH
JuRRIr1, Of Ithaca, N. Y, praying for the ex.
,snsion Of patent granted to them the 18th day OF
September. 1854. for an Improvement In Calendar
Yoeks. for seven years from the expiration Of said
y ent, which takes place on the 18Th day OF Sep
Aiber, 1865:
Patent once on MONDAY, the Slst day OF August
next, at II o'clock and all persons are notified
said petition ought not to be granted.
ale s fss ne Ssin spoS
set forth IN writing, A. least tioenty days before
the day Of hearing; all stimony hled BY either
party TO be used al the aid hearing must be taken
aud transmitted In aecords neo with the rules OF the
once, which will be furnished on application. 4
Dispositions and other papers. relied upon as tes-
timony must DO nled In the ofnce twenty days boz
within ten days sfter hing the iestlmony,.
ORDERED, also, that this notiee be pubiihshsd N
ington, D. G., and in the Herald, Utica, New
York, once week for three successive weeks the
hrst Of said to- be at least sixty days
previous TO the day Of hearing. a, ,,o,,,,
.Tu4 Acting Commissioner Of Patents.
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WAHTED-A0Ears

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"PEOPLE'B BOOK or BIOGRAPHY"
Containing over eighty sketches Of emilen persons
N all ages and countries, women as well rs men a
handsome octave book Of over 40 pages. Illustrated
With beautiful steel engraylngsi waittcn by JRnes
name viii insure fof IL rapid hlo. Send Tor de-
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HALE CO., Publishers, Hartford, c.
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DEPARTMENr OF THE INTERIoR,

~ VkrEp SinThs rAtkSr ,vP5iGsss
On thss, petition q Isaac r. TsisBLl, 81 Long
granted % him ne lo!h day q April 1855. and ante.
Wooden Splice for Railways. for seven years
from the expiration Of said patent, which takes
place on the 10th day Of October, 1865
y & ordered thst ne said petition be heard At The
next, at 12o'clock, IN. aud all persons arc noti-
Ned g rPPea,Ir, and sh9y cause u any thoy have
Persons opposing the extension are required to
Ale in the Patent Once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, at least ttoenfv days before
the day Of hesrinEi all testimony fled by either
party, to be used AZ the said hearing, must be
taken and transmitted In accordance with the rules
Of the Office, which will be furnished on appliea-
ton. .....'
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as tes-
llmony, must be filed In the Office tioenty days
before the day OF hearing the arguments, II any,
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In
the RgPUBLICAs and the IntSilioencsr, Washing.
ton, ID. O.. and In the Baltimore County linton,
Towsonsown, ma. Onse 4 week toI three spsssss;;
A. Nj. STOUT,
iuIl- TfQt Acting Cam m afanor
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MksHIE0ToE, May q, las.
On the petition Of RgBBooA A, M1R0IER, Of
New York, n Y., sxesqtrix q Robert J; Mareher,
deceased, praying for tho extension VI q patent
granted 10 The said Robert !MsrchoI the I'D DAY
q May ~, az an imhtoyement IN Tool fof
pIaIion Of said ,palsni. which lakes place on the
Il il erdsrsd that tbs said petition DO heard at
the Patent 9aise On hospAY, The PA day Of Dc.
nOtlnsd % spPear and show cause, u any They
h4ye, why said petition ought mot to DO grated.
Parsons opposing the extension are required 10
hle In the Patent once their objections, specially
set forth In writing, AZ least ti0eatV days before
the day Of hearingi all testimony aIed by either
taken and transmitted in accordance with tho rules
q the once, which will be furnished ON appliea.
Dispositions and other papers, relied upon as ,es-
timony, must be nled In The Office tpepis days be-
ioES ny dsy q bearing lhs qisspSaa, II any,
Ordered, also, That this notice be published In
Ihs HtPgbLio4s and the LHtsl ilpsaesr, Was6lng
lon, u, Y. and In the Alias. New York, N. ",
once week for three successive weeks the rsl oi
ssa ssas sn q n BE- spy
iSiofsw ACHING oOHlaisslcaofof Pslsat,,
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DBPARrMEsT o. Tnk IEIkkIoRa -,

...H.. WAsHfEaroH, July 70, 1853
On the petition Of JuLHs DEBkUvAis, Of New
York, n r., executor % The estate Of Victor Beau
patent granted 10 the said Victor Beaumont, the Sd
day Of October. 1884, for an Improvement In Steam
Gauge for seven years from the expiration Of said
is6s; ~ l-- IH....II. RI.
Patent once on MONDAY. the iith day Of septem-
sed 10 appear and show cause, IL any they have,
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons opposin g the xtension required to he
In the Patent Oce their objections, specially set
forth In writing at least toenfv days before the day
Of hearingi all tesmsny filed by either party, TO be
used At the said hearing must be taken And trans.
which will DO furnished on application.
Dispositions and other Pspcr.f relied upon As tes-
timony, must be hled In the Office ftoentr days be-
fore theday Of hearing; the arguments, any within
ten days after filing the testimony.
Ordered, also, that this notice be published In tho
REPuBLIcAs and the Intsllfoenoey, Washington,
D. G., and In the Atlas. New York, y. once
g be at lsas, sixty greySS.,o the
jys-wsv Acting Commissioner Of Patents
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rrNITED sTArRs PATENT OFFICE.

" WAsuIsgros, d. g., july -, 1858.
CLARA D, STOW, Of Indspeudence, lewa. ex-
eeutrix Of the estate Of Harvey Snow, deceased,
having petitioned for an extension OF the patent
granted 70 the said Harvey Snow the 2lst day Of
Novsmber, ls,! fef an Improvement II pre.seI bar
ttion be heard at this ofnce on the I'd day OF No
yembef next Any person may opPoss thi, srts ,a
:houls b alsd In this oaiee dsys Ssipse the
day q hsssins ooumlhs,L;nssssrA n fppv o,ssi.
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Railroad Routes.
gHII bEHs RsrTsBBSs qJJER

gal.B Bib ssrT zEB
Train. s.,r.s "a: ana Is s;s ar.
Lave daily tsissps sunday, a fS a M. n 80
ana p m FOR PHILApKLPHIA, 49,. !.
Z Lesys daily AL ssTs'p' sund.y' SI~A m u n
L..,. for New YsIi "a fSil.aslpAi. a, 10, p
slssplns cars for Now York on 7,osp, m train only
Bo.Ion. can b had Al the Station ohes a al hours
q. Z, :sSssal: ss.sssa ~s.hissssp B;iIIs5 An:
a''''e' and we "''' Master q fi.s:psSsSSiSn.
a rs, 6. &C. sIS :l S %::sIs sI$s
PHlLADzLEEHIaIbos y K4fHESTS, AND BAL
VI. TINE TABLE.
Cemmeneins MONDAY, April lsth, 1855.
Trains for Baltimore and Washington leave Phila-
a' %Iss. n, Ess,... MONDAY. ssesp..ao ~ a.
rSSfSss PE5s Ia 81 Ss itsssi :, a
E.p sSss D' hio p n. sspre"; sS ,. n, *.
pr'''' sSp ms SUNDAY May TRAIN. ID. 1.
Leave Philadelphis for Baltimore and washinstOp
AZ tsa,s B al snS 81 & PillaaslsA.
I hrs' B'l'in'i ~ XXI kEssRf ssbslSsssa.n.
1861 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1901
TO THE SGsEnE sPko s sSRabu ZIP SOUTH
On and after MAY 18th. 1891. trains will run. Al
follows:
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nEPARTMEET OF The INTERIOR,
~ UNITED sTArEs PArErT OYIIcE,


On the petition OF sTRruEN = GoLp, Of Corn.
wall, Conn, praying foI the extension Of patent
granted to him ON the Sd day Of October, 1854. for
an improvement in Warming Houses By Steam,
for seven years from the expiration q sid patent
Ii Is ordered that the said petition be heard 1t the
Patent once on MONDAY. the l4th day Of septem-
tiled to appear and show cause, II any they have.
why said petition ought not to be granted.
Persons 9Pp9sn me eSsp r NE w
set forth in writing at least ttosn day. before the
lay Of hearing all testimony nled By either party
transmitted In accordance with the rules Of the
once, which will be furnished on application:
hmony, must be hled In the Office ttoentv days be-
Tore the day Of hearing, the arguments. II any
Ordered, also, that this notice be publishedin the
RBPuBLIcAS, and the Int.!ifoencer, Washington,
a week for three successive weeks, the hrst Of said
to be at least sixty days greyiSTs 70 the
je26-fst Acting CommissionA' 81 PstAni..
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The many thopiands cured At ibis insiitution
within the last sighteen years, and The qamerous
many otner papers. notices Of which Sppeared
standing as gsntlemsn Of sbafaoter and rsyropsi.
bilty, Y s1h eisnt faai,ssss e he smisssa
Persons writing should be pSnieulsr Up direct.
Ing their Letters e ~ isstptiSP IN The fpliswnx
BALTIMORE Lock Hospital.
jes-ly Baltimore, Maryland.
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Married Persons, or Young Men oontemplAdnl
marriage, being aware Of physical weakness. or
Eanic debility, dsformities, a., speedily cured.
He who places himself under the care Of Dr. J
NAV relig,ously conhds on his honor As gentle
nan, aud confidently rely upon his skill ss physi
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COAsTWIsE STEAMSHIPS.


COAsTwIsE STEAMSHIPS.
pacific NAIL sTIEAMsHIP, ccNeASY's
CT Lon a r. s aST 5FEF ISH AND AS
S q the above z, line leave pier No. AZ North river
On f is'' s s'%' is & % a1a s,th,
except when those days fail Sunday then the pre-
One hundred pound, baggage free each adult Medicine
Meeting with sAcRAaESTo. Captain Vest " '0''' CON
esveg October cosey s ws b. S"
For passage tickets information apply ,he
Companys ticket Office on the wharf foot OF Canal street
NORTH AMERICAN STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
~ 0T qRos S%t Z rppS%ssSfRSe,y
xrw y.,i P AZ n R + sosse,,vxr
TIRE 9TH AND aVTH OF EVERY MONTH.
or the day before when these dates fall sunday.
iA''' e'S""' SANTA SANTIAGO DE CUBA
WI" '"" '" MONDAY OCTOBER s, AT NOON,
from pier IS \ orth river, foot of King street.
s. Il. DARLINGTON, Agent,
CHARLES DANA, Vice President,
81 Exchange place, New York
GREAT REpucTIoN IN EEEIsHr
g. s fasd Eh Nan sss@. Sla
steamer Sailing on THURSDAY, sor s sShAoSoN'
Freight forwarded By mi. steamer reaches San sranc:co
about four days In advance OF shipments py NORM AMER
WELLS A P.1 81 SS re l1sr As sa q Cana.
4ls sSAEBs a NAL s1 Ep lAxAyA
sailing regularly every Thursday, at o'clock p NJ precisely
h%GGps PER Captain sS sSIsh I'ssT -
COLUMBIA Captain (. Van Slice via Nassau. October
''' ''' '' aElo S B. nAETsoS S President
HAvANA, sIsAL g.. ASD VERA csuz ,,.
The A.. steamer SkASA6i captain Harris, viii leave
.pr fdIs1fy sons s'E
EIEsr STEAMER roR GALVESTON TEXAS, OBJECT.
Steamship ysEE caSps p pief
&c. ssc oot rUT T., on or
superior applysO sFofFosD, fiIEsioS
NoTIcE:-srEAxERs FOR NEW ORLEANS ASpaAL.
weston, on Saturday, September 49, st8P Passage
p iya bohEsf d pssT Tosas ngs'''' '
IhAAs lis IF GALVESTON STEAMERS
The al steamer GULF CITY, Capt siewsr w Posyey
given, TO noq,ton on ali goods consigned TO Houston prese
is Msden aHS pi iSe EHiERPa VIII receive freight ali day
Saturday.
FoR NEW x DR5HAss P, ssETAsn,p LINE.
SRE!apNr a aiAf SsE.sqN I S 9q'h
SSFSSfFSSHAE S Sfgfp V S. E MsGR Sampson
UNITED STATES, Captain q. L. Norton.
The steamship
Captain ileury a. Hodges,
VII he desps!ehe on Saturday Sept se aS o'clock p NJ,
pc'rcc,i at through rates for ST. Louis Mobiles and
nssiiERsAN viii succced Saturday, Oct g.
srp asS si'f e sTosS%s
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A GENTS wANTED-MAJE AND FEMALE FROM
N IS TO $40 per day for all active persons Call ami in
yestsate or address, ~isb stamp, g Baird co. ~ Beck.
man d., New ycrk
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TOR CHARLESTON s, c., THE FLORIDA PORTS AND
the South and Souhwest.-Reguar Line.-The Al fast
and reliable steamship sARAGOssA, N B. Croweil comb
mander viii sail Thursday, September "a, at p NJ ron3
all points South and Southwest Agents In Charleston sl
venel co., forward all goods free of commission.
ARTHUR LEARY, 70 William street. y
The fine steamship MONTERREY will sail the following
Thursday
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U,OR WASHINGTON AND GEORGETOWN, D. O., AND
i Alexandria, ya.-Express Line.-The hne steamship
JAS s. GREEN, Captain Inman, 10 loading at pier II
East river and will sail Saturday September 26 gl r
NJ For freight apply to JAMES HAND, liz wall
street, corner Of South. .
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INOR LIVERPOOL CALLING AT QUEENSTOWN
l. CUNARD STEAMSHIP
CHINA, from New York, Wednesday, september CO.
CUBA, from New York, Wednesday, October T.
JAV VA, from New York. Wednesday, October IA.
SCOTIA from New York, "Wednesday October 81
PASSAGE MONEY PAYABLE IN GOLD
Cabin. $l30 Second cabin. ......... $50
For freight or passage apply to
E. CUNARD, No. Bowling Green.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-10

VALLEY RAILRoAD MEETING.-Ata meet
ing of portion of the people Of Augusta held
ut the Court, House in Staunton on Monday
last, Hon. A. II. II. Stuart in the Chair, and
j. NJ. Bumgarduer, Esq, acting as Secretary,
Col. NJ. G. Ilarmau expressed himself earn
estIy in favor of the early construction of the
Valley Railroad. He showed how this great
work was to be done, AN 4 indicated his purpose
to have it pat under contract as soon as the
various counties along its line shall make their
subscriptions. Col. Harnlan was followed by
Judge Shelley, who also expressed himselfin
favor of the proposed Improvement. and demon,
strated that the great substantial and controll-
ing interests of the Valley demanded the early
construction of the Valley Railroad.
Messrs. Jacob Baylor, Col. G.. w. Baylor,
and Gen. join Echols also spoke warmly in
advocacy of the scheme.
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A PANAcEA.-Those of our friends, and
their name is legion just at this time, who are
forced to, "chew the cud" of disappointed
hopes and blasted expectations, may find much
relief in so doing,b trial of the very superior
Tobacco just introduced into our market by
Mr. j. H. Haines. No such article has been
offered the lovers of 'the weed" since before
the war. His large and general stock of
cigars and smoking tobacco is in correspon-
dence.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-10

THE MERCHANTS of our town have now
generally received their fall and winter supply
of goods, and the many articles of attraction
offered, is fully set forth in our advertising
columns. An examination of the stock on
hand, will evidence the fact that every effort
has been made on their part, to crafty the
taste or meet the wants of their respective
customers. With goods abundant, prices low,
spirit of accommodation prOverbial, busy
season is anticipated.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1868-11-10

R@ Tue SEMINARY MAGAZINE.-4L Lit
crazy and Educational Monthly, comes to us
from Richmond, a handsome bound pamphlet
of sixty-four pages, with many illustrations,
at only $3.50 year. 1t has every claim
on the patronage of our people.