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Lynchburg Virginian. [volume] (Lynchburg [Va.]) 1829-185?, 1846-03-05
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Gold and Sly Lever Watches Silver Ware Military
Goods, Britannia Ware. Plated Caslnrs and Candl,
Sticks, AMI great variety ot articles tedious I,
eanmefale, at rery reduced prices CASH. or sorl
credit 10 pune! ual customers.
Ny laends and the community generally, are invited
10 call beGre purchasing | AN determined 10 elnses
without delay, and will ocr perhaps greater inducement
10 purchasers than have before been offered IN this
market
Those indebted 10 the concern will please call and
settle thelr accounts rs speedily as possible.
Is Clocks Watt aud all kinds OF Repairing ex-
eeu,j pnnc'oally aud al moderate prices
Nov. II IA
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Comfortable Quarters.
VI o u TIC z 10 II O U E,

" o u = g z L T. o II O U =
CHARLOTTEsvILLE.
H~vrE HAVING leased the above establish
EMIT 4 ment and moved thereto. shall he thank
saT ! IL iu for the patronage of the public. pledg
~ 49, - ing myself 10 do all ] can to max my
guests comfortable To my former patrons at the En-
Gle Hotel. return my sincere thanks for pa,' as"rs'
and hope they will still favor me with their pair mage
can at least give them 90 accnmnoda tons as
heretofore Ny bedding is new and of The best quality
and those who dislike sorry bed and its nttendan"
need have no fears. My accommodations will be extern
slve as have reserved that large brick ent tor
merry attached 10 the Eagle Hotel and known as the
jefferson House, and the large brick stables attached
thereto and fronting the street with the Man IRE"
10 House. g. w, TURPIN.
Charlottesville, T.5. - w5y
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shffs calling Kettle Black Married, on the 5.h of
Septenher, bf Rev Dr.. Fotts Mr.. Ezekiel Black, 10
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Prom Lrteis Token Fi5isers.
Luy.s IssoIGuT.

b EMMA a.. EABrRY.
Tn, tell me & / must not love.
That thou will rsnrn The ffee
Ard uubane hi iend'teess that gives
Its hildtn wealth iu lice.
Il NAV be 20; heed Il not,
Nor would I elanee my bli-.iul lot,
When thus ana a.loaej 70 male,
Ny hear, banlr p ior th5 sake.
They tell mr. when The ncctinf charm
ol novelty l. otr,
Thoa'i, turn away with carele's brow,
And think 81 M no mors.
l, nav be so; enough fer me
II sunny skies It'll smile or tlef,
~ lean trace when thou art fsr.
Ii, pathway like di.isnt.tsr.
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eb. 10

! RULES holden IN the Clerks Office otle count, eur,
"A OF Patrick at the court thereof on the Is. Man.
day in February. s1G: wv"
Joseph IL Edwards aud Charles Hancock Admni,,r,.
tors de bonis Of lohn Roger, decd Ja,eih knger
IN their right, piaintig.
John Walter and Ruth his WIFE Fowlk-. G. Smith an,
Nancy his wife 'iiiam Joyce John NJ anhy and ierr
lngbie, Defendants,
In CntacrRy
Tho defendant John NJ. Hubby not having onterea nj,
appearance and ei"en secar according the Act If A.,
mpy and TIE rule OF this coaH, and it appearing by sat-
isiarpry evidence that lie ia noi nhahan Of tits COM
N On the motion OF The plaintiffs by counsel iii,
1t MONDAY IA Aprl next answer the plantif, lin vi
that copy OF this ofd-rbc forthwith published in The I,nsb
burg NEnian for two months s1rccs<,el,. and posted A.
"n door Of the court house of TIL, COUNTY, ON ,om
20 tn day. Copv-rest
SAMUEL. G. STAPLES. DC.
NIRGINlA:At rules held in the Cleric. Once II II.
" 'ftn Superior Court of Law and Chancery for
bai."rd con ,ty. the day ofIanuary, 1916:
William DuIrett, who sues for the b,neGt rW;.on r.
Hewitt pl.;rUg ~
against
William Settle, John Jareit and Fielding Settle,
defendants.
The defendants, William Settle ard John Jarr.,, No,
avs entered their appearance and security accord
ing to the Act oil Assembly and he rules his eor nd
appearing BIZ satisfactory evidence thai tbry an,
habans of ibis commonwealth Ii i. o,drrrd that they
dohppeara the courthouse u Bedford oIny on the Hrt
dry Of tie term Of said C.rcuit Superior cunt az Law
rnd Glance, holden lr said county, and answer tn. pl, n.
TIL bill. and That lis otGei BE rsrttcd me rewn,p,
publ Shed tbe ta .yoahharr. two monh. ,1re..
slYel and pn-i at the ont door TIE cour house Of
this county some court day.
i eop.-festc.
jos. WILSON. CrE
JIM 10
NiRGlNiN Alt rules sIl in the Cler,'s uirre of the
Circuit Sap'rpr e. lrt 4 i.sN All Claac r5 g., Bet
ford county. the d,y Of Jauaafs, lol6:
George higsinon, riaine
against
l'1ae " iggnton, ain'r oil Iaha Wiggnton, dec'd .sd
m hI' own rs1i, John RkSnton, Anu-eal Crane ard
Elizabeth his wife, Nanny "isgnitan. Ellie Ang. and
Marearet h vii Cell i.giuon, and William Foster
and Martha ms wife, Defendants.
IL CUAScEpY.
The defendants ArnlSIead Crane AMI izach his uts
not having entered their app and give
eoroug To the Act Of Assembly ard the rule. our
ana appearing by satisfactory nenec. that l.v ARE MT
inhabitants OF this CommunN cah, j. crlefc, lhoy do
appear btlethe IalEa Of said Cncuit Superior Cuur
Law aad tIan cry Tor b!iord County, the Conrthun,-
thereof lie first day oil the term, and
plaintiffs ill; and that tins order be instritd
some Newspaper published in the Il Iyuchurg far
t"o months ely aud posted a. the door Of The
court house oil this cnuut9 on cour; day.
\ copy-Te~tc,
JOS WILSON, CIR.
Jan Is w2m
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NNYF HAVE for sale considerable quantity of
w CORN, OATS, RYE AND FLAASEED,
Aso, $4,000 pounds amily Eacon. for
which We would take less 'han the Lynchburg market
price.
We continne to sell DRY GOODS IND GRO
CERiES, al very low rsles.
Feb 10 Il DRUMNlOND & son.
WlW
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RsssylGsN A..

HiIERHOtSE, UWTTE.NORE g. Co.
Az t. removed 10 The Store recently occupied by
"a = Gugaenhelmer y Brother, and next door 10
Dr. ID. II. Lymans
Feb 10 Il.
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E'EEeEiNtN E10alSgsisV.
r. " "a IL q tsrg gsjvy n

FEseEiNtX E0alS.sssV.
f. zen oars ssirg sni0.
/ AElNG completed my Water Power and Other
q = Improvements, at my old stand near the Pump
House OF The Iyuchhurg Mater Works. am now IRE
pared to execute all orders III my line of business viz
aH Goenng iar Mills AMI Other Machinery win eve.
~ description of castings of
EKGN BRAss, AND STEAM ENGINES To
p'eo presses, tI"iners, Hands, levers, &c. &c.
from an experience Of nearly 90 years. in one Of The
pest conducted establishments in The State feel conf
dent OF beng able to give satisfaction to those iayornu
ne with their patronage.
would particularly call the attention of 'Fobacconsts
10 my es ahshmen Having been the first that intrmlu
ced ne manufacture 81 Ionaccu Screws PRESSES and Pa,
lent bands. &c, IN Lynchburg | can wilh confidence
rrtr those nnacqnanled with my work. to the principal
l"nacconlss OF this place. having put up between rs
and ioO presses, within the short time Of nv residence
here. ~
" nh view of securing fair share of patronage.
Shai continue 10 add such labor saving machinery as
VIII enable me to execute work with accuracy and de-
spach, and will warrant all work done at nv establish
ment to be equal TO any done in this place or elsewhere
A. q. DABNEY.
WV "a I'm
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31eftfraI.
From he RieLmoaa Com plier.


ff6fs Tie Richmond Comp
THE FLowsR or LOVE.
Tia ssid the rose is Loves own flower,
~ Its blush so brigls its ihorns 81 many
AS And winter its bloom has power,
HN5z Rut has not It's sweetness any.
sss e Fer though senng Loves ethereal rose
s VIII troop on ayes winiis bosom;
s ", stu is faded leaves di.close
The fragrance Of their earliest blossom.
Bet sh the fragrance lingering tlcte
f.iike The sweets that mauruinl duty
Bestows with ssdy.soothing care,
To deck the gave fblaom and beau,y
For when iis leaves shrunk ard o,
Its blush extinct, 10 kiadis never,
as That fragrance is BAT memarys Sigh,
- 3 That bfssthes o. pleasures pasioreyer
WHY did rol Low The smafip,b choose,
Tint bears tbofns, and csonet perish
Ala. no sweets its flower. dihu..,
And eais sseeis lore's life can cherish.
But be the and smasnih "ned,
And Love, their mingled po~ers assuming,
ssTs Shall round his biows ehaplet bind,
Forever sweet, fofeser blooming
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TIKI DssS.l'e. EEs IVES J.

IN 81 Is bfanches. Thry hiFr noV on hanI ahI Vt
ranstanily keep, n beautiful assHimrni uf CLOTHS,
.GASSIMERES. AEsIINGS. aud IA fact every Thing
suitable ir Grutlemen's wear when they will make
up odrr IN the fashionable sl les handsome his
ant warranted workmanship.
Nesery respectfully invite the Gentlemen oi Lynch
burg and The surrounding country Ia p,Ye usa call.
NM, < JOHN Oakley.
IL
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Feb. 10

Y in"lNia - rnes hcld in ,hc clerks Office AZ ~.
circuit superior court Of iaw md ehance,y E,, NC
I'm county, the n day Of + ebruary 1876; ~ rank
ltn5' SWANSON surviving administrator with the vii,
- " ~ ' "eeea' ~ PLAINTIFF:
against
John tdds, Preston &. Edds, Joseph Edds. .br,..-
aa-, coleman Barbour and Anna his wife, sally r,,i"
James Anfrell and layinn his VILE William Gill;, our;
Lucinda ms vile Robert Cain and Jainma his VI sF'
uaiei " a'her, David $. Keen, Jeffrey Murcll win.
H. Grrgory, and the chil.u and personal rcrre,,
81 'lllan Bruce AMI Polly lis wife, and illiam Fis
deceased whoss names are unknown I.Gn1, -ads,
Is CHASCERy
~ ne ie'nd,h'', John Eils. Preston G. Edls Wil,;.
f1's L.i'hh Barbour md Sally his wife. lillian t,as,
ana Lucinda lis vie Iober Cain ind Jamina HI, VII, Nv
"h'dh hrife aud Polly his WIFE, not having en,rreo hi;
ana gwen security according the act of ,..c,,
Pp ana L urs q Ih,s cout, and appearing by .a,sar
' laehce that III not inhabitants Of This conn, on
"eaih IS ordered. that r said defendants do
on me hfsi dnY OF the term, and answer III. nm IF t
ialh aud that copy Of tins order be orrlw i,l insect
asnme newspaper published in the town uf Iynrbiu,,
TWO months seS'i'elv aud posted at the from, door Of H..
courthouse VI this county. " NV
CopF-Testc,
=, -, RIO. A, SCOTT, y. G.
w. - w2m
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APPLE BRANDY.

On BBlS. PRIME OLD .APPLE BRANDT
~ just received, and fur sale INV. ior cash by
LEE < ROBERTS.
Feb 10 IA
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E'aU ana EgffnteT Fashions,
ron 18A So 6.

Jus + II l. CEiTE u BY
WAIERIlOEsE, WHIT EMORE, s co.
Sep. Is
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= 80 - s.st..i. d. al, u.
."h supsfar court OF la" and ehsneefy, for 49,
county, the % day OF February. 1876: ''shklin
1osnhs ianhtek aud Iii llanbriok, (which sail r.,
"Abiiek SUES Tor the benefit OF otey iiambriek lii
-, plaintiffs,
'a,tefslon 5. Greer, curator aud administrator,
wri Joab Early, Robert T. Woods SGo,,. p "ah bur
~ o. county aud us such admins rator o r. fr
~ "tesf ceased, fhcodorek T. Webb llli,m I,a'
Joseph lialpan a nd Samu, Hambtck iAifaiu
Defendants,
,; ueie9ahts - ehaer'ton s. Gre and Jnre,b r
M o' having entered Their appearing and given ser,;
according to the act Of assembly and the rles If cuiy
ha appearing nv satisfactory evidence that tbo, i',
nhabitanisoi this commonwealth it is ORDERED H. e not
ueshdans do appear here the first day of Tho sac,
ana answer hs bill OF the plaintiffs, and thar co, a
"raef be forthwith inserted in nensponer VI TINS
the town OF lynchbnrg for two muph, s, rshed IN
posted at The ion door of tie courthouse of M con and
CoPy-Teste,
F.s.l9 no \. SCOTT, DC.
II
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NiRGlNi AT rules hsil in the C,er.s unre of the
Circuit Sap"ri1r Cart 4 "a, All li4ac r. 10 Bed
ford county. the dW Of January, lol6:
George " igsnton, rl.in,ir
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AlkHlNlA-At tuics held in the Clerk. Office Of IL.
" ''r'ni' Superior Court of Law and Chancer, for
Bedford cou Iy. the diy of January 1Si6 '' ''
!iam Durrett, who Tor the benefit e Wilson c
'i'"'''' Pl,inUa,
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,...SsE,s.s'g Y.EfEOas,


TKfOtLD respectfully inlefm tie clzens af lYneh-
w burg. aud the public. that They have associated
themselves ingriaet and taken tha large brick building.
mmcd sisly opposite Jahu llpns. where they intenP
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William Settle, John Jarrett and Fieldi,g Settle
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! Rules holden IN the Clerks Office OF IL e count, ~
OF Patrick at the court house thereof on the Is, Mon
day in February. leI6 ~
pin IL Edwards aud Charles Hancock Aamini,,,.
tors de bonis Of lohn Roger decd Ja.elh kogsr
zsbeth Turner and Charles Hancock aud Nancy his wifi,
IN their own night, pisntig.
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GENERAL BLOCKADE
EOF THE MEXICAN
h PORTS ORDERED.
TRIUMPH
OF THE
4 AMERICAN ARMS!

by the Southern mail we have glorious
Is from the Army. The intelligence will
|eceived throughout the country with joy
gladness. We are indebted to all our New
cans contemporaries for extras. We give
narticulars
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Injecting. The New Workers are making
preparations for great meeting, with reference
to our Mexican troubles, to take place on We'd
nesday evening next.
Gen. Wool. The Troy Budget says:-"Gen-
eral Wool, of this city, has rec eiVed orders
from the Government to repair Immediately
to Washington. The Government is making
every preparation to-prosecute the war with
vigour, SO as to bring it to speedy termina-
ton"
TtCelUe Iron Steamers TO be Built. A letter
from Washington to the Philadelphia Eagle,
says:
The arrangements of the public delences will
not be confined to the military alone An order
was taken at a meeting of the Committee on
Naval Affairs in the House for the construction
of twelve iron steamers and one sixty gun ship
of iron. The steamers are TO be of 1900 tons
burthen, each to carry six 10 or IL inch guns,
equal to a battery of 80 Founders ,
Hon. T. B. King has the subject in charge
and will present a report to the effect stated
on Tuesday next. The whole will involve an
expenditure of about S7,O00,000 1t will be
suggested to build them by contract, which is
the cheapest and safest plan.
| have little doubt the recommendations of
the committee will be adopted, as it augments
but slightly the increase proposed by the Navy
Department for the Peace Establishment
Had Mr.. Webster been present when the
vote was taken on the bill for raising supplies
and volunteers, he would have answered aye.
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SUMMER ARRANGEMENT
DAILY LINE TO THE SOUTH-EXCEPT
SUNDAYS.
CARRYING THE GREAT


CENTRAL UNITED STATES MAIL,
By the well known routes, via Chesapeake Bay,
City Point, Petersburg Weldon, Wilmington, to
Charleston, 3. C. avoiding all that unpleasant
changing, Gas on the route via Washngton,) with
no loss of sleep this side of Weldon.
SCHEDULE:
d sSsasga Leaving lower end of Spear IS Wharf,
HssyayG5 kAmp Baltimore, DAILY, except Sundays,
and complete steamboats, GEORGIA, Capt. Cannon,
ID anrssyz orHERALD, Capt. Russell, or JEW
ES=sr RkSzxpE SS, Capt. Sutton, arriving in Norfolk
AhassSss<zfslaksG neXt morning, after a comfortable
nights sleep, at O'Clock; thence up James River,
with its beautiful scenery, in daylight, in steamboat
q AsessTa CURTIS PECK Capt. Davis, or steam
EfEnl S.sS boat ALICE, Capt; Skinner, to City
SsaAs1lgaiAS- Point Railroad, (al the above boats
and road being in good order, under the com
mand of skilful and polite commanders,) to Pc
tsrsbnTg Va, CARRYING there about two hours abe ad of
the route via w washington where The two lines ANAL
gamate; thence to Weldon and Wilmington, N, e.,
thence by STEAMBOATS, to Charleston, s. c., and
thence by the southern routes to New Orleans, and
much the most pleasant, comfortable and shortest
route TO the South.
Passengers for Richmond, Raleigh Fayetteville,
Lynchburg, and to the West, will find this the most
comfortable and cheapest route.
QI3- Returning, leaves Norfolk daily, except Sun
days, at O'Clock, P. M. arriving in Baltimore next
morning in time for the Eastern, Western and South
etn routes.
FARE REDUCED.
Passage between Baltimore, Norfolk or Ports
mouth, Na........ OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. S6,OO
Passage between Baltimore, City Point, Peters
PASSAGE e between Baltimore and Weldon SEQ
Passage between Baltimore and Charleston, s.
G.. Through lickets) 2l,OO
Meals and lodging included on Bay and River boatsl
% Travellers viii be directed by our Soliciting
Agent, and give your checks to him or our Porter
in the depot yard, Norfolk Line on his hat,) who
will conduct you aud your baggage to the boat.
mh5tf 7. SHEPPARD, Agent.
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CROPS IN KENT COUNTY. We learn from
the Kent News that the prospect fora fine crop
of wheat is fiattering in that county, where the
seeding was early; but the Hessian fly has COM
mtted considerable ravages among the later
wheat The Mediterranean wheat has gener-
ally escaped. The cut worn has done much
mischiefto the young corn. No opinion can
yet be formed of this crop, although it has &C.
nerally come up well.
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From the Galveston News of the 9Th inst. ]

When Gen. Taylor left Point Isabel, there
was not the slightest doubt he would have cut
his way to the entertainments through vastly
superior numbers ofthe enemy who were known
to be posted in large forces among the almost
impossible thicket of chapperels on the road,
with determination to cut him Off The
number of Mexicans is estimated at from 49,
900 to 10000.
1t seems reasonable to suppose shat deci-
sive and glorious battle was fought yesterday,
we wait with painful anxiety to hear the
result.
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Should reflect that sound and body are the mos
necessary requisites to promote cOnnubial happiness
Indeed, without these, the journey through life be-
comes weary pilgrimage, the prospect hourly dark
ems to the view-the mind becomes Swallowed with
despair and filled with the melancholy reflection Il al
the happiness of another becomes blighted with
aprt,
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FAILURE. Tho calico print company of
North Adams, Berkshire county, Mass, haslail
ed, The calico printers are said to be doing o
pog business.
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nISSOLU TION. The co partnership hereto.
~ fore existing between the undersigned, and do
ing business as the finn of PARSONS & KURIZ,
has this day been dissolved by mutual consent.
Il. NEWTON KURTZ, who will continue the
Book and Stationery business the old stand is alone
authorised 10 settle the business of the firm, and also
the business of the late firms of Parsons & Preston
and Parsons, Preston * Kurtz
DANIEL PARSONS.
4, NEWTON KURTZ.
Baltimore Apgl 9th, 1886,
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Of EW JEWELRY,

NEW JEWELRY,
~ RECEIVED THIS DAY!
eeQ Cameo Breasnins; Cameo Bracelets; pink
M7M and yellow Topaz Bracelets; Breastpins TO
II. S4match; Hoop Earrings, of the new patterns;
ss.Sasgold Guard and Fob Chains gold Pencil
Gases; Shirt Studs-with a large variety of other
goods all new and handsome, at very low prices
10 Store WATER STREET, Cd door from Calvert.
apo GABRIEL d, CLARK,
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NHEAP OIL CLOTHS. | have Just receiv-
" cd a large assortment of heavy FLOOR OIL
CLOTHS, suitable for Rooms, Halls, sc. &C., at ex
tremely low prices. Persons in want of good OIL
CLOTHS, cheap, will do well to call before purchas
ing elsewhere, as | am determined to sell at the
very lowest prices.
JOHN G. HOLLAND, 4s N. Cay street,
fe2l-d near the Odd Fellows Hall.
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PORT DEPOSITE AND HAVRE DE GRACE
ACCOMMODATION TRAIN.

Commenting on MONDAY, 18Th April, 1861
For the convenience of the
HuseggsErs ~ HA citizens and others in the vi
1891 Esaa44=4Art cnity of Port Deposte and
Ss=--i5zssHi Havre de Grace, Passenger
Car will be attached 10 the freight train, leaving
HaVre de Grace daily Except Sundays) at O'Clock,
z, NJ, arriving in Baltimore about half past Z
{G3-This line will also enable citizens Of Baltimore
who go out in the Morning M all TIain, to devote
ora hours to business recreation, at II avre de
Grace or Port Deposi.e, and return TO Baltimore by
dusk.
T,*Fishermen and Sportsmen generally will find
this very seasonable train TO return early in the
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FREIGHT TO PHILADELPHIA.

The Freight Trains of the
MS5.Is5SsssEHaJ ~ Ta Philadelphia, Wilmington and
E1s5issJ s4. Baltimore Railroad Company
- ffSssIare now running daily Except
Sundays) between Baltimore and Philadelphia.
N3- MERCHANDlZE, &C., will be received at
the Depot corner of President and Fleet sts., every
day Except Sundays) until A O'Clock, P. NJ.
GO All articles must be accompanied with a me-
morandum, shelving the marks, destination & name
of censignee-and in all cases the Freight on Goods
for wdy places (where no agencyis esabished) must
be PAID IN advance, otherwise they will not be sent
dlS-tf A. CRAWFORD, Agent.
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Baltimore, April 9th, 1886,

A S the undersigned iRtends continuing the bust
IN at the old stand, No. Isl Pratt st lie res
pectuly socits continuance of the patronage here
tofore literally extended to the late firm pledeing
himself to do his utmost 10 please all who may favor
him with call. II NEWTON KURTZ,
School Bookseller and Stationer,
apes No. Isl Pratt ST., adioninp Railroad DppOt.