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GUPERiOR MATCHEs.-The subscriber has Just re-
- ceived large supply, Of those inmitabs friction
snle and retail At Statoners Hall,
ApUl 4-dSw w. FISCHER
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A NDREW ]. POWELL, DonaldsonviTe, La, agent for
IA the purchase OF sugar in Louisiana, would
spectfuly offer his services to gentlemen wishing to pnr-
chase sugar estates in Louisiana He has had expert
ence OF many years surveyor in the State thereby ac
qurng familiar knowledge of the lands in the sugar dis
trics and the advantageous purchases that may be made
whether in improved wild lands But moderate
charge will be made where Information is furnished
Ia..a q L..
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NEW GOODS AT KINGS Lace Store, bstwesn 10Th
IN and 1lth Streets Pennsylvania avenue.We have just
received good assortment of summer goods, which
bought very reduced prices, and will sell them nc
cordingy Ladies' who call may expect to get some
the greatest bargains that offered in the city
Of Washington, a. we determined 10 sell of all OF our
June - J, 7. * c, KING,
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ID UNAWAY.--Was committed the Jail of Hartford
ICconnty, Maryland the 14th May, IS4f runaway
a negro man who calls himself CARLO; he is about Il
years of age, about feet 81 inches high thick set black
complexion had on, when commed old bucblack cloth
panlaoons, old white hat gray coat, lace boots
talks simple perceptible marks npon his body.
The owners, il any, requested to come for
ward, prove property pay charges and take him away
June 21-1aw4w VIM. G.. BURKE, sheriff.
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TYPE MANUFACTURED ArI
CONNEk'S UNITED STATES TYPE AND STEREry'

coNNER's UNITED STATES TYPE AND 'sTEsG5SS,
-es~--7-7sss -, ssSsss~ r 3Se,si,aT,
Corner Of Nassaa and Aw~ streets, Nssr York,
IVAN he had ut eighteen per cent deduction from old
~ prices.Thc undersigned respectfully inform the obi
patrons OF the type and stereotype foundry formerly known
MS James Corners, and recently Conner Cooke
and the public IN general that they prepared
orders for printing types presses chaes, imposing
stones ink frames and every other article necessary or,
and of rs good quality amy other establishment in The
United States ~
Borders, GUS brass rule, and all oer articles manufc
nlred this establishment a the reduced rates
New articles got up order being furnished with pat
terms.
The type cast at this establishment is both in the style OF
face and the material OF which II Is made particularly
adapted for service in newspaper printing
All kinds OF stereotype furnished. -
TyREE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. National Daguerrean
Gallery and Photographic Depois established in 1910
and awarded the gold and silver medals, four first pem
un and two highest honors the National the Massa
chu ses the New York, and the Pennsylvania cxhibons
for the splendid coored Dagueeotypes, and best APP
Concert HAIL. Pennsylvania 0sense, Ntsh5agJsn C1ip
BrOWR's Hetel.
205 Baltimore street, Baltimore, adjoining Canipbell,
jewellery store.
Sycamore street, Petersburg, Virginia.
25l Broadway, New York.
rs Court street, Boston.
l36 Chestnut street, Philadelphia.
l16 Main street, Cincinnati.
broadway, Saratoga Springs. ae
Portraits taken in any weather, in exquisite style APP
paratus, instructions, and all materials furnished
1nne Sit
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Half Sections Sections OF Vacant 10
occupy In he OF Texas,

ID ARE CHANCE, GRATIS.--Ihe absence OF a number OF
II settlers allows offer during the year Sa7 800
of the best land families, and 100 acres TO single in
the colony of Caso whose prosperity well asceraned
Casrovllc contains 900 inhabitants. The village
of Quh, nine miles from Castrovle numbers 50 families
The Yandenberg five miles further the road to Mexico,
80 families. Similar establishments successfully in
progress the circuit OF the grant made by the
eminent of Texas to the subscriber. n - 81
Address for references HENRY CASTRO, Director
General and Fonlaor of the Colony, Casrovie, Texas
March 4-2am6in* Nat Intel ] -
MUTUAL Life Insurance Co. Of New York. No. 90
ltl Wall sreet-Staemcnt presented to the trustees
special meeting held 9Th day of june lS47;
Gross amount of receipts to this date $579697 81
Deduct expenses and losses paid l75,S7 81
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IN ID. MOSELY, United States Attorney will attend
J. the several States and federal held Nash
VILE
Particular attention paid to the collection of claims.
Office in the courthouse Mt Nashville. Tennessee.
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HOUSTON Il ALLEN,
Councillors and .9ktOrneus at Lasc,
GALVESTON, TEXAS,
viii practice in the State and Federal Courts.
SAM HOUSTON. EBENEZER ALLEN.
March Nv
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MORRIS ROBINSON, President.
SAMUEL HANNAY, Secretary.
CHARLES DE SELpING, No III Todd's Buildings,
Pennsylvania avenue, Agent.
w p. JOHNSTON, M d.. OF F and 7th streets. ply
stefan Julv S-lawJm
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EUTAW HOUSE,
baltimore.
JACKSON ~ CRANSTON,
Proprietors.
Coaches will be in readiness the depots and landings to
convey passengers, free of charge to the house.
Novo
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DUFF GREEN AND BEN. +. GREEN,
.4kfQrncua aud Ckauas eel Qra-1k. Lang.

Office on street, the Treasury Department,
vxTlL give prompt attention claims before of the
w departments of the government or before Congress-
and also to in the of the District and in the SUI
preme Court of the United States.
Address Green Green, Washington city, postage paid
N4... q ~
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rxiss two Gents.

u mas been deemed appropriate that they
should Do Inferred the summit az d., -, "a
hat becoming monument should be erected there over
tnemi put no action tending to facilitate ms ascom
plishment Of this has AS yet tran pired Wv A''A
At this season Greenwood Cemetery I. nerr,.-, In
ving and pleasant for visitors; it, f1iars hei"S
rant and ts avenues yiitad nv IN
Vulnerable songsters This depository for the dead hss
been somewhat deprived of Its original scope "A IL rs
specs it's northery termnationthat portion called VI.
Washington with surrounding IL being no
excluded from its limits Recently however the grounds
have been extended In the direo ions-to the
taking In ala large acquisition of surface yet they oan
never surely prominence desirable. spo,
so interesting as that lost by the secession OF Mt Wash
ington. CLEOPHON.
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Water Ing Places.
Y. 8. HofEL. SARATOGA spRrros, D
July %. 1917

a Protseted analysts Of Character at Sarotogo-
.7rrfrois.
That foul and vrio compound which has infected and
attanted the best blood Of Europe with and which
has made hounds Of the eondHe for tedious ages IS
reaching to the republic Of America cholera Of the
horrible order travels both continents and makes
dlstction between American citizens and the sub.
jects Of kings SO this Of the mind In its
view of society and government which has decimated
all Europe, and made dupes OF her mobiles and her
people for centuries is taking up q position in
the hearts Of the young Of America more radi.
cal remedy than universal democracy will be required
to for every human being social rights 10
which his existence Is his title Another and purer
view OF society must be given to the human intellect
and these American youth must be taught that precious
These thoughts are the result Of search which have
been making for materials for analysis Of the various
grades Of character Of which the large and ashionnbe
society at Saratoga is composed design to offer you
such an analysis at an early day.
Commodore Stub lex Of the navy Is at saratooa and
Baron Wrangel Of Russia, has arrived
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SHOCKING OCCURRENCE. - oseph Battle, Esq,
one OF the wealthest planters in Edgecomb coun-
slaves under the following circumftances-He had
dered slave by some supposed to be exactly In his
right nindJ to do something. which he fatty refused
Mr. d. threatened to whip him II he did not execute the
order upon which the negro started the master sup
posed TO DO MS biddipg but he Immediately returned
with hoe and before MIR B. could put himself In state
OF deience he was assaulted and killed The negro tn.
attempted to drown himself but was taken iron the
water after sinking several times and committed 10
Jan.-Rafsish Register
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n ORE fQR THE AFFLicTED.-Th. best Medca,
ar,. phY.icsu. gentlemen experience who are thorosx
vtssd IN Medical Science having received diploma. frS.
United States will DO attendance the grand
DR.. BEAcH's BOOKS AND MEDICINES.
to be consulted and 10 Eve to the
following y. diseases in al their forms stages: all Of which
maerls and Without charge for advice examinations.
thorough s Sa ssa a sS sss Of
and such 81 a. have afforded relief n s
been used Tor the last thirty by Dr. Beach,
AMERICAN PRACTICE OF MEDICINE"
with which has been unqualified in the history OF
patient. who visit this oSs will Be prescribed for ns
20
vii cure # possible for %sSee 70 DO is
9 EqEsGps aud
y d s Se: Of .saS
and success Of this practice.
he % g. hi. a S.e' Oh all 'e''e OF
FILES whether bleedns Or Blind in state os Tumor.
q tn. x..,. .,
coGGHs esI$. Consumption Bronchitis. and all other dis
ssfRaH9ghr sHEf kt NJ su AIS HEAD and all
psEasgs t ST pa EYES AND EARS treated WITHOUT
euppins scaIfyns. lseching, blsterns the Of in
SS9SESTFhhIRiN s rss Of ah aSfs MoRDus
IL S5Ie5 til. Face AMI
Breast;
# Xys RsN2f T I'D tR Nsfs, ITS
various aud all diseases resulting from Syph
Tant.
F ao1 s~ Or T., Of
the Falling of the Womb, yith the Bac
aud Head Paptation Of the Heart; Nervous Debility, Col
Hif DisEAsE or White Swelling Feona or whow all
Tumors or Swsllinxs.
$,. e. v A.ss
DROPSY, n the Limbs, Chest Abdomen Head.
SPINAL DlSEAsES-Pains and weakness in the spine.
curvature aud detormity.
PLEURISY. QUINsY, MUMPs, MEASLES. GROUP
Scarlet Fever, aud all Diseases OF Children.
WORMS of all kinds Pin, Tape &c.
EEVEK AND AGILE or Iutsrmitt ant Fever
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From NEw BRuSswicK st. John papers Of
the 23d inst state that there had been some morp
Gases Of shooting but other deaths had occurred
thorofrom The FeDs referring to the rioting states
that st John Ia worse than New Orleans Two sin.
guar trials for murder had occurred. named
Munson Pickett charged with the death Of hts bro her
by shooting, who had been seven months at large
bail convicted Of wiiful murder with malice atcre-
thought with ndaton to mercy, and order.
ed to he executed In October next The other the
case Of three men who had committed cid biood'd
and uDprovoked murder upon colored man f-T
months ago, and who Immediately discharged ny
toe Judge. upon q flaw In the indictment The Nevs
states, OF peculiar Hardship that an EN- rrsuf
with ave children, who had taken psssag. from
that place TO join her husband who was at work spou
thirty mes from Boston permission 70 aua
hnre because her Infant was little unwel sno rs'
Obliged 10 return 10 81 John The infant died ON 10 TO
torn passage
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The steamship Galveston left Saturday evening for
the BraSos having board number OF teansters and
q lot Of mules for the army.N o. Com. TYmes, 1911
inst.
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- ItEs NkFiUNE hUUSr. NEW kOChkLLE.-
IL The subscriber begs leave inform his friends and the
public generally that hs house for the
campaign The whole establishment has been entirely
rated aud very much improved since last The
newly fitted up superior style, aud will
with the best They will always be found neat and clean
IL what surprising thar this delightful spot
known to first class families the city. every summer
eekng places for health and pleasure IL offers
eat families coming from the South,
hey will find this most healthfuI place ofr-sort
The place is approachsble by land daily This
beautiful spot opened eight by the present
and has beea kept select house
Tor private families and has boon literally supported The
lines changed and the weather 10 coming
ioon the subscriber has doubt his house will be shortly
ied and therefore, adv ees order advise families to
ppy early The undersigned has great confidence being
able give entire satisfaction all who favor him with
heir patronage and he ready with families and
ries for board fair by the day. week
month.
Transient company always depend being accom-
nodaed Rooms be secured application at the house
or by letter. ". f. RICE.
New Rochelle June 10, 1917 jyl0 30tsrc
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HHE NEW YORK HERALD
ESTABLISHMENT,
Northwest corner or Fulton and "a ssa N sts
JAMES GORDON BENNETT. PROPRIETOR

DAILY HERALD-Every day, Price cents per copy-e7
- per annnnl-payable in Advance.
WEEKLY HERALD-Every Saturday-Prce 6k cents
pc, eroBy7S5 cents Ger annum-payabe IN advance
HEX AID FOR EUkOFE-EYery Steam Packet day.
Pre. "a ce;as per copyS, per snnum, including postage
payable advance Subscriptions aud advertisements will be
si%SnSSi 70 com1 spd John Mile, The b9Shsser LondSn
LIST Of January Of eaeh year-snge copies sxpence each
ADVERIISEMENTS,a at the usual prices--aways cash in
The Proprietor will not be responsible for that
may in them.
PRINTING Of all kinds executed beautifully and with
despatch.
shmen be paid the postage will be do
Quoted from the subscription monev RENTED.
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Affairs ut the West.
From the ST. Louis Republican, July 10


CAMP ON KANSAS RIVER, July 10, t6t7.
Gentlemen: You have doubtless received intelligence
Of tho defeat Of Lieut. Love- and the danger in which
the government trains at present placed. Lieut.
Love III his despatch Col Wharton requested him
send to his relief company Of lighting mem and the
Col In consequence Issued order for the "Rough and
Rsadys TO proceed immediately by forced Marches to
his relief We had just arrived within five miles Of Fort
Leavenworth and yesterday morning took up march
We carry out two six Founders, which DO deli.
vered to Col Easton, when shall ovsrtake him. We
proceed without the usual train of wagons taking only
our baggage wagons The selection Of company for
this enterprise, Is high compliment to Captaia
We have also received such orders make ndepend
ent OF the regiment and at liberty to proceed at
pleasure.
Yesterday, passed the encampment Of three CON-
panies Of illinois Infantry on their march for Santa
Fe They looked remarkably well, and merry
crickets
must beg your indulgence to correct a statement
made in my Last said that Mr.. Reynolds "a candidate
for major Of the regimcnt) was d" thorough going
whig when on the contrary he Is thorough going de-
mocrat He was thought to be whig from the fact OF
his being q strong Taylor man. and from the compl
mentary In which he spoke of your paper his
speech to company 1t is proper state that Mr.
Reynolds to my knowledge, made Of his poll
teal bias to procure single vote at Independence He
Is elected almost beyond doubt and will do honor to
the regiment and the country.
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NEW YORK WEDNESDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1S47

ORE F9k The AFFLicTED.-Ths best hedica,
A. counsel, without money aud without price.Two or
three physicins gentlemen experience who thorough
vsrsed Medical Science diplomat from
the highest and successful medical institution the
United States will DO attendance the grand
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T. P.BROWN,
MARSHALL BROWN.

Warrington. D. e., July 9, 1877. jyl7 I5teodrc
SCHOOLEYS MOUNTAIN SPRINGS, Belmont Hall,
N. This establishment will remain open until the LIST
Of October Having been reunshed and fitted Of
i-r induce the location sjustly considered
qualled amusements OF the best kind the highly medicinal
qualities OF the mne waters excellent accommodations,
Sc Se Route by leave the foot Of Corapdt street at
A. NJ, IL M. and 4 Z. M. Through in hours, daily.
jyi4 l3eod"rc MRS. +. A. HINCHMAN
Nr.s' HOTEL, NO. lo2 Chestnut street Phadei phia
The subscribers under the firm oil Bridges West have
purchased Mr. Jones this establishment. aud hope
the the and comforts Of their
guests merit Of the liberal patronage hereto
fore received ny Its former proprietor.
The house has been thoroughly renovated and epad
therefore feel assured welcome friends and the pub
lie to accommodations equal to the city OF
NJ W. BRIDGES,
w 1t,rrc JOHN WEST.
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ssJsSSSc oGARLIsLE RlPPARD's EMIGRATION

hfxI1 OFFICE, In connection with George RippaTd
Son, Liverpool The Subscribers beg TO inform the
public thai they have opened house with iheh
huds George Rippsrd SON. Of Liverpool and enabled
forward aud from Liverpool Belfast, Dublin
Coh ard all other parts Of Great Britain and Ireland most
For the given
coming through house Live pool, can, by
rfesce to numerous e received from emgrsnta fom
the old co0ay se TO the good treatment they ell
rseeIvrd In order TO fally cary the Arrangement
been induced to establish house In this city that
dsppnuent and annoynncs common emgants here scd
"a LtvsrloNl may he prevented.
0rooge Rippsrd SIN, Liverpool despatch the Rossus
nck Houuguer Queea Of the West Liverpool and Con-
stituton on their regular days, and In addition
frat class shipp every week.
Peona Wishing 70 'eno money % heI friends can prosors
Lss I'D their branches IN kngland Ireland and scotland
III ht%.r sssoath street. conner e5iasT Of Wall
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NEW YORK AND HARLEM RAILROAD CUMPA
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT.

ME@E
nm AND AFTER THURSDAY, JUNE. 10th, ls47 the
~ Cans will follows, until further notice. Up trains
will leave the City Hall for - 49,
Harlem I Monsisna. Fo!ham s Tuckahoe Plsasantvile,
AN Wim'ms BEse Hart ar p,, aud Newcastle
10 10 Croton Falls
i 4. p.,n. :ahA I'm.
: Pm. Ia
sn
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The trains and from Croton Falls will not stop Now
York Island except Broome street, and 32d street
will prscsds each train minutes 10 take in
The morning train of from Croton Falls will stop
between White Plains aud New York. except at Tuckahoe
Williarns Bridge, aud For diam.
Extra rains Sundays Harlem aud Morrsana If fine
Stages for Lake Maopck Danbury Croton Falls
arrival Of the O'Clock NJ and r NJ a,ns, and for Paw.
lnsss On arrivs of the o'clock A. M. train
FARE FROM NEW YORK
10 ttr0ton Ais - W
10 Newcas.S;. -. ..''... .'.'''.' Ia
To White Plains, .....v. 50
Retur ing leave Croton Falls at A. M. and p NJ
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. OErICr

SAMUEL THOMPSON AND NEPHEW.
AGENTS FOR TaE "BLAcK STARn LINE or PACKETS
AZ IirsrnaaI 10 Mem YnrL lai-
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ADAMS HOUSE,
). an Washington street, Boston.


IE undersigned respectfully inform their friends and
the public, that they have become proprietors of the
above new and splendid Hotel. rtl
The Adams House erected during The past
supply obvious demand for Increased and superior
conniodations in this city. II Is located Washington
street. within five minutes walk Of the great Southern and
Western Railroad Depos and the business sections OF the
city II is adjacent TO the Park, and the Cupoln commands
a beautiful view of the Harbor and adjoining towns
The House has been constructed alter the approved
plans, with all the modern inventions that minister to the
comfort and convenience Of the traveller and the
tors long experience IN hotels, has enabled him
tuce many improvements which are, yet peculiar
this establishment II is built OF Quincy granite, and
tains One Hundred and Fifty Rooms conveniently arrang
ed in suits and single apartments well ventilated and sup
piled with abundance of pure soh water
The Furniture was made to order from the best patterns,
with special regard well 10 comfort and convenience
luxury aud spendor,
Our Table will be supplied with all the Injuries OF
season. and pledge ourselves that the rarties
The shall be found upon H.
We have devoted unusual attention 10 the selection Of
servants and our guests may rely upon prompt and polite
attendance.
will be in readiness the various Depos 10 ke
charge oil luggage and provide Carriages guests
The propretors trust BY strict attention TO the
gutss 10 merit share oil patronage ASSURING all who
iayor lien with VISIT that nothing shall be waltii,
part, render the ADAMS House. second to none
the Union, l.. d w. 7, ADAMS, Proprietois.
l.. ADAMS, JR, Nt5 4l 1fe
WIN. 4. ADAMS. aE yak n.
Adams Houst, Boston, Oct s ly.
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PIANO FORTEs.

THE undersigned manufacturing at their establishment
in Baltimore 0, IL and octave PIANOS, OF all pat
terms and Styles which they confidently recommend 10
professors and Tie Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly oil touch which commend them TO
puyers Of every school, well those who Dustin
ushed by SOFT and delicate action those who are cha
raclerized by bold fiery, ind rapid movement.
Iney authorized 10 reier to numerous professors In
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial. for their
testimonials in their favor, and they are warranted In re-
commencing them by universal appreciation which they
have received the great number Of persons who have
them III dse in Baltimore and IN the south and west gene.
rally They conhdeht that they make an instrument
equal to any made tins country In Europe,
and their Manufacture OF Pianos enables them 10
sell on terms liberal and satisfactory All INSTRUMENTS made
by them are warranted, and they will be kept tune
year alter purchase, without charge
An agent will visit Richmond short time and various
parts Virginia North Carolina, and will receive
ers winch be aituily and promptly executed at
MANDATORY. ' ih
anu spec al pans taken 10 give satisfaction. 3
5=F .-GirHUT kNABE d. GAEHLE, .h
VIZ No. 8 Eutaw ST., opp. the Eutaw House, Bait
oct S--lyd' Eih Nv 'is8H ,-.
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UNITED STATES MAIL LINES FOR
BALTIMORE. Fare So.
-=, .x-azaA, ,xzaana fezsza
u 81 n n

MORNING LINE,
PER PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON AND DALTI-
- MORE RAILROAD. 5s"s aW
Via Wilmington Newark, Elkon Iayre lie Grace &c, will
leave The depot Eleventh and Market Streets daily except
Suntay) at 4 A. M. pt'
+, AFTERNOON LINE.
Via New Castle and Frenchtown s..
The steamboat OHIO Capt Davis will leave Dock street
wharf, daily, except Sunday, at Ia M.
s F NIGHT LINE. -.t
Per Philadelphia, Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad,
will leave the depot lth and Market Streets daily, 10
o'clock, A. NJ, EH %.t
The Mail Lines will leave Baltimore for Philadelphia at
A NJ, and +. NJ per Railroad, and O'Clock, p. NJ by
Steamboat
..,. " SUNDAY MAIL LINE.
The only Line for Baltimore Sunday, will leave The
depot, llth and Market street, at 10 4. NJ.
Passengers procure their tickets before taking the
seats in the cars. ,. u
WHEELING AND PII-rSBURG.
Tickets through to Wheeling Pittsburg be procur
ed at the depot on board the steamboat
Fare to Pittsburg sl2; to Wheeling sl3
NOTICE.-All baggage by the above lines Is entirely
the owners rsf and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything as baggage, but apparel
5U lbs. OF baggage allowed each passenger. 4 =
oct8-dly q. II. HUDDEII. Agent