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TO CttMBnTLaAD,. touASIILLE, PITTS
BUIstsH, ltHEELfNG, CINCINNdTL
LouiSPfLLE, ST LOUIS.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs, Burk d
Il Co.'S Express from Baltimore 10 Pittsburgh for the
the above named places, with mail speed The wagons Of
ns line all new built with the capacity Of LOO lbs,
and the best TO be obtained have placed along
the line Of the National Road . n
Messengers viii accompany all goods by this line and
that the drivers the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure.
All goods will be receiped for any Of offices
agencies North South arrive In Pittsburgh IN 10 hours
aud Wheeling in Ga hours from Baltimore
Goods received until II o'clock in the day. lsI
M
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IMPORTANT ANNoUNcEMENr
WASHINGTON TO BALTIMORE.

AsirsNs The Steamer oSCEoLA, having been put In
complete order viii, on Sunday, the 1iih July
ing the lower end Of Frederick dock Baltimore sreTv
Tuesday at o'ciock r. AZ Returning, win leave Wash
ington erery Sunday al O'Clock, a. M
She will stop regularly, going and returning at
Gone River Va, Leonardtown Md
Currioman, Va, Port Tobacco Nd
and will touch ut the following landings for signals or 10
land, viz: = -
Point Look Out, Blackstone,s
Piney Point, Pope,s Creek
NanJemoi, Sandy Pont,
Chapmans Nd, Bluff Point
Qrantico, Va, Boyd's Hole E
FOR NORFOLK
The OSCEOLA will leave WASHINGTON every Thur,
day, az . O'Clock, A, NJ for NORFOLK. Returning will
leave Norfolk every Friday at o'clock r. NJ Passage and
fare $500 JAMES MITCHELL Can,s,"
oct Stan. T,' T''F't E.
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ENGRAVINGs, PAINTINGS.

DICTURE FRAMES, PIER AND MANTEL GLASSES
L &C. WILLIAM q STEYENS, 3i3 broadway, q
short distance above The Park, LMpORTERS I'M
DEALERS IN ENGLISH, FRENCH AND GER
NAN ENGRA YLNGS, MANUfAcTURERS or
LOOKING GLASSES, DC.
w. a. S. have made such arrangements with the first
publishing houses in the PRINT line, both In London and
Paris, will to item constant supply OF all the
most popular subjects from the best artists as well as the
first of all novelties they produced, which they viii
sell al very reasonable prices.
MANIEL AND PIER GLASS In all the varieties
OF French Eizabethan and Gothic styles, constantly OH
hand framed order from original designs, with supe.
rior French plates, and with that faithful attention quail
y which has always characterized their establishment
Portfolios and Sands constantly on hand.
nrt1 7l4a.aA
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New Carpet Warehouse.

BALLARD d PRINCE inform their customers and the
ID public that they have removed from the old stand So
long occupied by them the large and conimodios Ware
house, recently erected on the north side Of
l,t BROO.MFYELD STREET,
short distance from Washington street, where they or
for sale extensive assortment Of English and American
Carpetngs Of all qualities do do Stair Carpengs Hearth
Rugs; Bookings; Straw Mattings, DC DC,
Also English and American Painted Floor Cloths Of all
Il orf 4 lv'
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j|E|I|! q! If!jl 5||I!aallI1I

SIIPPE, Of goods for all parts Of tue Wts, informed
p that we RIM iie only Express by mail train 10 the West
All goods will be receplGd Office be delivered IN
Pittsburgh, Wheeling Cincinnati, ST. Louis, Louisville,
any of the principal Western cities ahead Of any other line
or no freight will be charged at the point OF delivery West
.r.,. GREENE ~ Co,
oct 5-lyd Office Pratt street Depot
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WILL. RE PUBLISHED IN WASHINGTON, D. O., ON
TIE SEVENTH DAY OF DECEMBER NEXT,
/, NUMBER ONE
..@ OF THE n sf go. sG
UNITED STATES REPORTER,
A DAILY JOURNAL

r
ERAL NEWS
THE SUBSCRIBER is enabled 10 The
pleiion his arrangements the establishment
well organized and independent Journal Of News the
seat Of the General Government.
The leading features Of The United States Reporter viii be-
l. Early Intelligence Of the The various De.
fairs and the foreign relations Of the country viii he
given with scpulous fidelity Possessing peculiar acili
lies for obtaining information, the Reporter will be
bed frequently 10 communicate exclusively, Intelligence OF
the mos, ghsarsr ~. AMI ,.,,,.
Of The United States Senate which the proprietor Is bound
q m "a a e Close =" e @ s @ e
gress The arrangements now made will at once fully
complete record Of lis debates; and to the peope-n
greatly enlarged benet Of the experience Saga
ever looked with solicitous and respectful regard.
ILL., The Proceedings and Debates ~ The House Of Repre-
and promp!ae Each days record viii be sompieseiy
made up and appear to IN The Reporier next morning
all State LEGISLATURES viii be regularly given Members Of
and systematically informed OF domestic legislation in ali
sections Of the United States,
v Early Intelligence Of all important movements In the
Legislatures Of Great Britain and France will be conmun
Gated by every steamer from Europe, through Reporters
London and Paris, who possess peculiar facilities for OBJ
VI The General News Of the Day will be given in con
dellsed form, with industry and attention. s
Such brief view Of what the United States Report.
ss e designed TO be All The plans and arrangements
haze been well matred and the hope confidently che.
fs,ed tat The " United States Reporter VIII prove itself
s, sss N Ssy Ssns and perfectly ndsPs
as y % s ~ hs terms Of s contract with
hat The paper shall contain political discussion except
he debates twill be = vehicle Of ,iens-no the organ
is to establish ut the seat Of Government faithful and
prompt reporter Of all sorts OF inelgencea responsible
nnhctnrer the mechanic and every Interested in the
affairs Of Congress and The Government, may rely all
times with implicit confidence.
II is believed that the establishment OF such n reliable
Journal Of intelligence, on TERMS which place i within the
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Laboratory OF Thomsonian Botanic Medi-
@ cines.

LfPIIM LARRABEE, No. 20 South Calvert ST. baltimore,
sormen Of pure Botanic remedies in the United States,
prepared under his special his Laboratoryb
the first erected in the United States the special purpose
of preparing Ihonsonian Botanic Medicines. Ali Of the
puiverized and compounded articles put up quarter
and hall pound packages, and neatly labelled, with drec
tons suitable for retailing, and upon better terms than the
articles be had for In the United States Every
article in his line is warranted senunethe public rely
upon this. III. NJ r.a.1
H- liberal discount made TO country merchants who
particularly requested to call and examine quality, &C.
before purchasing. s t.
U The various 1reatises, embracing the repued
authors upon the Thomsonian Botanic System Of Med
cine, may also be had al his establishment by the quantity
single copy. i.eG-3ra asrr oct s. ?
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INHE undersigned has just received from mpor
ation, together with her own manufacture, bcaut
hil assortment of Dress Trimmings, such as.
Black and cold Bullion and Sewing Silk Frnges for Man.
tilas and visitcs all widths and patterns.
Splendid rich black and cold Ball Silk Frnges for Coaks
Manllas and Walking Dresses, m
Black and cold Gimp Head Mohar Frnges very handsome
large assortment Of Cut Silk Fringes comprising every
width and shade for Fal Dresses. "
Black and colored silk Gmps, Of the newest and most
fashionable styles Of patterns. 1877 Ivy
Together with beautiful assortment OF rich new STYLE
Bottoms, for fall trimmings; with a large assortment Of
Purse Trimmings Purse SILK, Velvet Emp Bags and Ret
cues Curtain Gimps, Cords and Tasses rich patterns We
nitlan Cors and Tasses, Silk BINDINGS with m assert
ment OF Odd Fellows, Sons OF Temperance, and Red
Mems Regaiia All oil which am prepared TO sell lo,r,
wholesale and retail - 80
MRS A. SISCO, General Furnishing Store
oct lily 10 Baltimore, opposite Holiday st., Bait
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BOSTON ADVERTISEMENTS.
WINTHROP HOUSE,

DIRECTLY opposite Boston Common.
MIR JOHN WRIGHT having relinquished all come xon
III with the Winthrop House. II will for the future be
der the sole Of the siibscrber and the hos
is opened Hotel for the travelling public, US welt
a home for more permanent bOarders
The situation of the House, directly IN front Of Boston
Common lis spacious aud airy rooms and all its Internal
Recommendations render uleuaied by amy public hons
in the Its attractions for the traveller and for tho
desiring more permanent lodgings.
Every convenience as e apartments table and aien
Dance will be furnished at the house, which be had
any hotel In the city, In lis attractions for The traveller
for those desiring more permanent LODGINGS &t =
Every convenience to apartments, table and atten
dance, will be furnished at the house. which be had
any boarding house In the city and the subscriber
will devote himse1o the comfort Of all who may favor him
with their patronage. ..h ,t
Parties travelling with their families, and with ladies,
will find the Winthrop House especially adapted 10 their
convenience
The patronage Of the travelling public and of permanent
oct s ", WILLIAM H. SPOONER
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iST'EEL PENiN.

IYER pIflNEAS, Manufacturer and Importer Of English
Nl and American STEEL PENS d PEN HOLDERS,
Us William street, between Fulton and John SITS, n York,
respectfully invites the attention Of the public his Justly
celebrated Bank, Commercial and Original PENS which are
used by The principal houses in the city, who have found
them the best Pen used. Also Ornamental Pens for
various writings which both durable and elastic and
preferable 10 the Gold PEN possessing the same rare
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FRENCH BOOTS,

AT THE PARIS BOOT EMPORIUM,
Corner Of F,on and Nassau ST. opposite tie Herald Office
'NIiIS is of the first and fashionable establish.
ments IN This city the quality Of their Boots and Shoes
has made IL The resort Of all who want have nice and
easy Boot at the extreme low price Of 81 co. equal
best made in other for ST and 81 We would call the
attention OF friends TO his establishment where they
will no doubt be kindly received by MR. YOUNG the pro
pretor Fine Calf Boots for 50 co. that beat for
So Small profits and quick returns, is his motto.
ncIl l-.lNl
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HOUSE FURNISHING AND
CABINET WARE-ROOMS.

.,----1e,srezsEn y RANDOLPH r. [REEVES, 9th street. I
CfsaSsAiSS Asouth Of the General Post Office would
krespecttully invite the attention Of his
n - friends the citizens of Washncton and
is vicinity, 10 his stock q Furniture and Housekeeping
articles; comprising In part
Mahogany spring seat Sofas %
rocking and parlor Chairs
tNl &" centre, card, and dining Tables
Bureaus sdeboards, &C
,' and Gil Frames, Look Ing glasses
War,lrobes, Bedseads, Cribs, Cradles
Shuck hair and straw Mtresses
Feather Beds Sackng Bottoms &c
ALSO
a| Glass, china, stone, earthen and iron Ware
KNIVES and Forks, Brushes, and Wooden Ware
With numerous other articles in the Housekeeping line toe
numerous to mention - 80
He prepared to manufacture all kinds Of Furniture
the shortest notice. and the reasonable terms He
aters himself that from his long experience In the cabipe
business, all work made by him win be done faithfai
and workmanike nanner and give entire satisfaction
| oct Sind. J5l
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- UNIVERSITY OF MARYLAND
FACULTY OF PIiYSIC--SESSioN OF lsi7-'S-The
Il Lectures will commence Monday, 18th October and
continue until the first Of March ensuing
Obsieric Surgery and Medical Jurisprudence, -----,
Therapeutics, Mnteria Medca, AMI Hygiene, SAMUEL
CHEW, NJ d.
Anatomy and Physiology, JOSEPH Rory, NJ. D.
Theory and Prnctre OF Medicine, WILLIAM PowRR, NJ,
d. t'H#.Ms,au st
Chemistry and Pharmacy, WILLIAM f. A. AIKEN, NJ D,
LII. ID. ~ .' " f
Surgery, NATHAN SMITH, NJ. ID.
Denioisrator of Anatomy, GEORGE MmrESBRoEE, NJ. ID.
Instruction IN Clinical Medicine and Clinical Surgery
every day at the Baltimore nrnary, opposite the Medical
College The rooms for practical anatomy will be opened
October Isl under the charge Of the demonsiiaor Fees
for the entire course $50.
Comfortable board may be obtained In the vicinity OF the
Medical College for s2,50 to $3.50. l
.l. WILLIAM L. A. AIKEN,
oct dly Dean ofthe Faculty,
The vacancy in the Obsierica department will be allied
before the comnenceme of the session.
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REMOVED.

MRS BoSLEY'S Wholesale aud Retail Corset Mnnnfac
MI tory is removed TO GO baltimore street. over John w
Royston Co.'S Store, where Merchants cag be fnpptt
with CORSETS on the most reasonable terms.
f-N4 % BALTIMORE STREET
oetB- South side, doors from Gay street
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FOR PHILADEEPHIA.

4ae a Sc @ -
I THE CAMDEN AND AMBOY RAIL ROAD LINE, FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATES PLACES, will
leave Pier No r. foot Of Battery Prces, by Steam
boat JOHN POTTER for South AmbOy every day, (Su,.
day excepted,) al six O'Clock. .t,
Passengers Will take The cars from South Amboy TO Cam.
den and arrive in Philadelphia, about II l.2 o'clock
Fare to Philadelphia 49, for forward deck passengers
Philadelphia, $780, Emigrant and Transportation Line every
day by Steamboat Transport, al " o'clock NJ, fare
S2l; Freehold and Monmouth via Stages from Higtsown
and Vests Turnout from New York to Freehold by Vests
Turnout 81 l2; from New York 10 Freehold by IIgtsown,
s5O; to Sposwood and VESTS rs cents South Amboy 25
cents; Perth Amboy, II IL cents.
DAILY EXCURSIONS 10 PHILADELPHIA,
For the accommodation Of those persons wishing spend
part of the day in Philadelphia, either business plea
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished entig The pas.
sengers 10 return by the Mail Line at4 l2 O'Clock, p
the same day, or ut o'clock the next morning. ..
Tickets for the Excursion 81, to he had at The Office No
West Street, on board the boat tEta8'
Fifty pounds OF baggage will be allowed TO each passen
ger in this line and passengers expressly prohibited,
from taking anything baggage but their wearing apparel
which will be al The risk Of lis owner ,s
ocis-dly l. BLISS, Agent
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JAMES w. HUGHsON,

No. 2 SOUTH CALVERT STREET,
One Door Beloi1 baltimore Street, baltimore.
RESPECTFULLY informs his friends and the public thai
IL he continues 10 manufacture Saddles, Harness Trunks
&c, and has now on hand large and beautiful stock OF
fresh goods, which he Is selling ncommonly low prices
Country dealers viii find it 10 their interest TO give me
call before buying, @
Fine Fashionable Coach and Buggy Harness, and ladies'
and gcntemens Saddles, Brides, DC, always ON hand
Military Work done In tile best manner.
nrl S,-1yd' --.--L- ..-----
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EXCHANGE HOTEL.
NIOntUOncry, Ala,


will be matter Of qualification to the citizens Of Mont
i gomery, well The travelling community through
that great commercial horoughfnre, 10 learn that Mr..
Washington lilly, 80 long and hvoraby known as the
courteous and gentemanly proprietor OF MONTGOMERY Hall
will open, the lst Of November, the above and adj
miraby arranged Hotel, under Mr.. J. Stewart, The pro-
pretor In the accommodation for permanent boarders
and transient yisiters expense las been spared by IN.
proprietor and The udersiged manager, 70 merit hu
patronage which their experience and popularity nerlts
adapted to suit the taste Of the furniture mo
de The tables will be we'll supplied with every article
requisite ior The most aktidous tastes, and The wines o.
superior brand The first session Of the Legislature VIII
assemble ~ this city, and upon this as upon every occa
expect no dimnution Of the attention they have hitherto
oct 5 ". ' = WASHINGTON TILLY
FRENCH TRANSATLANTIC STEAM
SHIP COMPANY.
I&75&3S>> The ships Of this Company arc appointed 70
d. FROM NEW YORK.
The UNION, Capt Herbert, sails on the Both Sept lsi7
MISSOURI Capt NORM, "3lst !"
4" NEW YORK, Capt Ferrand +" 10Th Nov.
FROM HANRE.
The PHiLlDELPHiA sails on the 18Th of Sept
(. %s iSiay ydak, \ !. i ,Ii Oct ..
Passage from New York IIuyrc, $40; wines not in
cluded.
Berths not secured until paid for
An experienced surgeon is attached TO each ship,
These ships having been constructed for the French Roy
al Navy inferior 10 vessel In all worthy qualities
Their cabins large, well furnished, and unusually
well ventilated and their table Is unsurpassed. Z
Wines Of all kinds and OF the best quality are furnished
at very low rates t..-. u.
Forreight passage, apply the Companys Agency,
10,
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TIN WARE! TIN WAREu

VERY IMPORTANT NOTICE TO COUNTRY
n MERCHANTS. IS
lIE subscriber wopd respectfully invite the attention OF
Merchants visiting this cy, Tor lne purpose OF selecting
stock OF goods for The Fall and Winter sales to his extern
sye stock Of Tin, Jdanned Sheet Iron and Brita'nia
Ware, comprising general variety which has been manu-,
featured IN his establishment and by the best workmtn
In the city, all OF which is offered at extremely low prices
Purchasers from the different States, Will nd greatly 10
their advantage to call at this establishment where they
will find every variety Of Tin Ware, at prices that will mol
ia 10 please Goods will be carefully packed and sent to
any part Of the city free OF charge.
ALFRED ii. REP
oct sly No. 335, BALTIC st., above the Globe Inn.
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BY ROYAL LETTERS PATENT.

uERTS d. SONS AlLALGdJIiTED SIL YER
Ii STEEL AND PLdTLNA PENS-warranted not
cofrode. All who appreciate comfort in writing should
Use the above beautiful pens, they warranted not to
corrode; and for elasticity, neness AMI durability
first introduced INFO this country IN August, 1876,
which time the manufacturers unknown the writ
ing community the PEN therefore, had stand its
merits II Is therefore gratifying TO the manufacturers 10
acknowledge that discerning public has paid The highest
tribute 10 their abors and thai The present demand (Which
Is daily increasingly far exceeds their utmost expectations
The quantity Of pens made and sold by llerts & Son,
from December, 1916, till December 1916, is
$4,000 gross or 900 dozen, 100000 OF pens
The enormous demand for these is Il sufficient proof OF
the quality; II IL therefore unnecessary publish the vari
certificates that the manufacturers have received from
all parts Of the Union, They may be lad at Wholesale nj
the manufacturers depot s. John street. New YOrkOr 30
Corihl Bostonand retail from NIL Sationers in the Uni
ted States. ssl'. oct lily
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" NASS, &c, &cfhe stbsc ribers have in store
pee assortment Of Cotton Canvass comprising great
riey Of styles OF all widths and weight, both plain and
twled, among which is the United States Pilot Duck Nos
to 10 inclusive, both hard and son. The latter for square
rugged vessels has been pronounced by practical
less ~ E a'tttt Ea ~.
Also, the New England Canvass comprising a numbers
from TO 10, and varying IN widths from - III inches
wide OF amy weight or thickness desired.
Also, the American Pilot Duck Nos 10 q inclusive.
Also, the Navy Duck Nos TO d inclusive.
Also 100 pieces OF heavy wide Canvass, Al 10 ~ Ghes
made expressly for paper manufacturer These gools
used In preference To the woollen felt said be equally
desirable 10 purposes Of utility, and costing about
quarter. M ....,.t IN. III
Also, about 800 bolts of Cotton Ravens Duck, n ~ ~
inches wide, plain and twcd suitable for light sails
ngs, tents, &r a.- vs. t-..
Also, loo bales heavy wiled Cotton tagging, 81, - 2i
Also, Sail and Seine Twlne--A full assortment OF all
numbers. For sale by FOX a. POLIIEMuS,
oct lily 80 Broad corner Beaver street. ~ y,
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FOREIGN PERIODICALS.

REPUBLICATION or THE LONDON QUAR-.
TERLY RERIEW-EDLNBURGH REVIEW-
NORTH BRITISH RE pIE W WESTMINSTER
REHLEW-AND BLACRWOODS EDINBURGH
MAGAZINE. @
fNIiE above Periodicals reprinted in New York, i'm.
mediately on their arrival by British steamers, in
beautiful clear type, fine white paper, and are faithful
copies of The originals Backwood's Magazine being an
exact fac. smile OF the Edinburgh edition.
The widespread fame OF these splendid periodicals rem
ders il needless to say much In their praise AS literary
organs they stand far In advance Of any works OF sim
lar stamp now published, while the political complexion OF
each is marked by dignity candor, and orbeaTance,
often found In works OF party character,
They embrace the views Of the three great parties in
England-Whg, Tory, and Radical % Blackwoodn and
the "London Quarterly are Tory the Edinburgh Re.
view," Wing, and the "Westmnister,n Radical The
"Norh British Review is ofa more religious cast and has
for its editors Sir David Brewster and Dr. Hanna son,
law Of the late Dr.. Chalmers of Edinburgh Its literary
articles are Of the first ORDER and is liberal in its politics
The prices Of the reprints less than third of
OF the foreign copies and, while they equally well got
up, they afford all that advantage 10 the The
English reader.
Ha. rRRMs. y.
Payment 10 be made in adrance.
For any of the four Reviews, 50 90 per annum
For any two do go
For any three do 90
For all four Of the Reviews 800
For Blackwood's Magazine W
For Lakewood and The four Re.
views, 10 Oh as /"
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~ YORK, cQLtL1fBI4, LlNc1 S7,ER, AND PH
------ N z - lDELpHII. vi

~ YORK, CQLiI1LBLi, LANCASHIRE, AND PHI
n L1DELPfffi, 1850
IN THEIR OWN CARS, DAILY.
MILLER g. Co. most respectfully inform the public that
M they have completed arrangement commencing
the i Ocohe for running their Express In their Own Elk.
press Cars, and IN charge Of their own Messengers by mail
trains between Philadelphia and Baltimore, via York. CO.
lumb, and Lancaster arriving in Baltimore and Pliadel
pha IN time for The early delivery OF all packages parcels,
specie and hank notes. and tho transaction OF all commits
sons entrusted 10 their care, at reduced rates and increased
speed
Their Expresses will leave philadelphia midnight and
arrive next morning in Baltimore, connecting with their
Southern and Western Expresses ~ .s
The Northern Express leaves Baltimore daily, at o p NJ
OFFICES. Jarvis Buildings Baltimore s.i
Susquehanna Hall, York
50 Chestnut street, Philadelphia
Gay d. Co., No, |, Wall street, New York
Gay d. Co., Providence
Gay d. Co., No. Z, State street. Boston.
The Southern Express leaves Tuesday and Friday, al
p. NJ .g
oFFlcEs,--Depot fredericksburg HE
do Richmond .-
y do Petersburg
.u, ,o Weldon. g5H aa-.-..l. Bin.
All goods must be marked Miller " Co Express and
directed as above. RI. .t...h- 'E' 'ae.'-
S-lyd' t.a
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Bet,reea Fulton q Ann SIS ,iert 10 he Herald Office
on 00ll sAAGKERMANs CARVED LETTERS for
NU,UUU SIGNS be had at the following prices. I'm.
proved Carved Letters gilt with extra deep gold leaf
nDi a nj cpn an Inch
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Also hand extensive Of Pens of various
makers which NJ r. offers for sae very low prices For
sale by q. H. Nesbit II. Coyswell, Messrs. Wheeler 4
Wood Bowen d Co., Lambert u Lane, ID. Felt, In Wall
street. and by all the Sationers in the city oct lily