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(1LAGETT g. DODsON just received the FOL

(NLAGETT ~ DODSON nave just received inc IOA-
~ lowing beautiful furniture goods:
case white Lancaster quilts, sizes varying from l04
to 1874, pretty and very cheap
white Dresden quilts same sizes, with crib quilts
and toilet covers TO match
case same sizes, with crib and toilet to match,
beautifully tinted in blue and pink. These goods
superb, and entirely new in this city
Also, beautiful style of furniture dimity, for
chamber widow.curtains and coverets, in blue,
pink buff, yellow, and white. These goods are
very beautiful
/ A. French furniture chintz
case 34 English do do in email figures, for
covering chairs lounges, &C.
Also beautiful variety of new style piano, table, and
stand covers all to match in others not in sets;
all beautifully colored
article of wine, dessert or fruit cloths, with nap
kins and doilies TO match. No good housekeeper
will be without this article, as they are great
saving their white damasks
Also large of stair rods, suitable for
petng of all widths and at all prices, from VI to
$12 per Dozen CLAGETI W DODSON,
Corner of Penn. avenue and 9th street, up stairs.
Apr 3-eostf
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Notice To Claimants.


TUCKER ~ ADDISON, General Agents. office on 9th
street, (Coenan's Budings,) four doors north of Penn
syvania avenue.
Beverley Tucker and John E. Addison have associated
themselves for the purpose prosecuting claims OF all kinds
before Congress- and the several departments OF the general
government.
All communications (post paid) addressed to the above
shall receive prompt attention. Reference is made to the
following gentlemen:
Hon. Geo. M Dallas Vice President of the United States
Hon. John Mclean, Supreme Court of the United States
Hon Robert J. Walker, Secretary of the Treasury.
Hon Jno Y. Mason, Secretary ol the Navy.
Hon. K. M. T. Hunter, United States Senate
Clement Cox, esq, Georgetown, ID. G
Jno. f. Addison attorney-ataw will continue to give
personal attention business before the several OF
the District of Columbia, and the adjoining counties OF
Maryland and Virginia. July l3-ly
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C1OO REwARD.-Ran away from the subscribers
WlOO plantation, near Wanenon, Virginia, during the
ohrlstmas holidays, negro man Joshua The SAID negro
is about six feet HIGH very dark red and about AZ
years of age.
AT the time, and from the place, negro boy,
Frederick eoped-supposed be in company with Joshua
frederick is IL or Is years of age made, about hve
et three inches high shows his teeth when spoken TO- and
has very heavy eyeds, which conceal most OF the eye
when he looks up ~
Said negroes supposed be the vicinity OF Brcnts
vile or Washington city, unless they have attempted TO
reach free State. will give 800 for the OF either
OF said slaves if taken in the State of Virginia District OF
Columbia 500 for either if out of said State
District, and secured so that get them,
JOHN F. JACKSON.
Jan 10--law9w* tIntellieencerl
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J,,REMONT"s Geographical Memoir upon Upper CALI
IT. torna, with very large map.
Emorys Notes New Mexico and California, with
map.
of New Mexico.
Captain Wilkcs's Western America, including Oregon
and California, with maps OF those regions and OF the Sac
rnmento Valley, from actual survey.
For sale in Washington by -
TAYLOR 81 MAURY,
Mar9l Booksellers, 9th street.
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TO pERPETUATE PEACE.

HUBBELL'S PATENT FIRE-ARMS-This gun loads
IL at the breech, the principle, regards setting
nome the charge, OF loading from the muzzle the differ.
ence being that the load required pass three inches TO
II. rest instead of the entire length OF (may be) moist
barrel the mechanical structure embodes the best scen-
nc principles for this purpose ANU enables person to
load and fire the gun of three hundred times per
hou and keep the gun clean, the load always dry make
sure hire, and burn the powder well, which, with the
rate TIT of the ball. enables it also shoot with unusual
power and precision.
The gun shoots either ball and buckshot fine shot, and
Is useful for both sporting and warlke purposes
They are made order, either in muske rife, carbne,
and shotgun FORM and delivered governments, indvd-
uas, or organized bodies of whose purposes
at variance with the Institutions laws of the United
States
VIM. w. HUBBELL,
Aug. lit Patentee, Philadelphia
The subscriber has loaded musket "a times in
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,nrIcE -Barard Tor Bcmard) Peck, late private in
N Iiout Cowa's company regiment United States how
erv will hear something to his advantage upon
calling upon NJ. TTnioo pn,ia;nss.
April W. ., o",o', D~As0,n6.'
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CORNELIUS p. VAN NESS AND FRANCIS a., Dloh-
" ms will continue attend the preparing ana prose-
cutting of claims citizens of the United States agahs,
Mexico before the Board of Commissioners whlch VIII
on the 10Th of the present month They have had
great deal of experience, and recovered large o
2ra c,r,nar hoa "a Their terms will be moderate:
All letters addressed either oil them Ut ''""s"''
post paid, will receive prompt attention.
April Adm
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VCIEaANT White Grape sh"wl'.-Ihis day ieceiveu,
- ps h -. are Hdom found in this market which the
sneotfy invited to inspect, as they are to be
sold at small advances d IT uOOE ~ 90
Mar 29--2wif - : -
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+. YOUNG LADY, born and reared In Virginia, who
has had years experience in teaching, desires
to obta a in public school, or private ismi-
w. as an in the ordinary branches Of an Eng
sh education and would also give lessons in French and
Spanish. Ort-Refer to Hon. II. 8. Foorx.
Mar 81
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Tho subscriber h. loaded and fred the
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Dy OIUtT
l.. CHEvEs MANLY, Sec. to Board.
Mar I0-tds
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Notice TO Creditors Of the late Republic Of Texas.
IN accordance with of the legislature of the State OF
Texas provide for asceainng the debt of the late
republic of Texas approved Doth March, lS4o notice is
hereby given to all persons having claims demands fer
money against the late republic Of Texas present tho
to the auditor and comptroller OF public accounts on
before the second Monday in November, lS4y they
will be postponed.
The provisions of the aforesaid require the auditor
and comptroller jointly, to receipt under their seals OF OF
fee, for all claims presented setting forth the par value
thereof the time the accrued the date and amount
thereof; distinguishing between the different classes OF
claims in the following manners Fiys the audited
cerained claims such stock bonds treasury notes. mill
ary scrip, any other audited claim Sec
on3 all claims with sufficient evidences and vouchers
thorize them audit under the late republic of Texas
Third such claims sufficiently authenticated by
vouchers.
And It il further made the duty OF the auditor and comp
toler Jointly report the legislature Tor final adjust
ment the whole amount and character of the public debt
according to the provisions OF the said The
and rata of payment recommended by them
to be subject the revision, amondmcn and ratification
Of the legislature JOHN Nj. SWISHER, Auditor
JAMES b. SHAW, Comptroller.
Austin, Texas, May 10, 1888. June rs win
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LIVERY person holding bonds promissory notes, or
IL other evidences of debt against Texas, must forward
the auditor aud comptroller public accounts Of
the State Of Texas on or fore the second Monday Of No
vember, lS49, they will be postponed or barred II will
do to forward copies The original bonds notes, &c.
must be forwarded in acceptance viii law Of the ee
ment in Daily Unon) As individuals do not feel willing
the risk of sending their bonds, &c by mall and as
continually receiving letters inqurng how the writer's
get their evidences Of debt to the proper officers of
Texas have mned to act as agent in regard to the
debt receipt individuals for the amount deposited
with me- take the claims the city OF Austin and
procure the necessary receipts for tho owners can he
found Browns Hotel, Washington city, until the adjourn
ment of Congress.
DAVID s. KAUFMAN.
Washington City, January 6, 1919.
Jan 7--dtNarch6
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CONTENTS of American Almanac for 1s40--
Abstracts of public laws obituaries, appropriations.
army list army officers pay Of army in Mexico. statistic.
of imports in I8i7 exports in l347 banks, chronicle
events circuit cities population Of; coast
commerce. commerce inland, commercial marine, Com
MONS House Of Congress, dead letters, debts OF the Uni
ted States States, elections electric telegraph
emigaii expenditures OF the United States for hyegh
years. exports and imports for tyseven years, ice trade
slaves in the United States, Smithsonian lnsttuon SHOWS
and frosts for nine years. towering OF fruit for nine
years, ministers, charges, con-us to and from the Uni
ted States and much other useful and Interesting niorma
ton oil POLITICAL commercial, historical, astronomical,
and statistical kind extensive TO be alluded to here
80 The trade supplied.
Sold for the publishersby
Jan rs FRANCK TAYLOR.
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peon viii entered upon books unless he
payment of the subscription be made in advance
subscribers forward money by letter. the postage
which paid by and al by ourselves
sale transmission
The COUNTRY PAPER published try weekly during tbs
sions Of Congress, and semiweeky during tho
Subscriptions period less than viii be received
terms propsrioned to the above annual rates.
90 POsTMAsTERs are authorised agents by
sending DAILY with enclosed i've SEMI
WEEKLY subscribers. enaossd ave WEEKLY sub
scbsrs with 90 enclosed entitled copy II tho
edition ~ they furnish subscrbery for. gratis.
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Law School OF the College OF New Jersey.

THE of this institution will begin tho first
day oil February 1Si9 1t is under the direction of the
Hon Joseph c. Hornbower, late chief justice of the
preme court OF New Jersey James S. Green, ESQ., dis
the United States for the State OF New
sey and Richard s. Field, esq attorney and counsellor
at-aw
The object OF the institution provide ample
legal instruction for gentlemen designed for bar
Of tho United States This embraces the various
ranches of public and constitutional law, equity and
common law together with such instruction in the local
Jurisprudence of particular States occasion may
qure.
Instruction is given by of rccitaoms, examna
tons lectures and the preparation OF legal forms
cour is held every week in which questions of law dis
cussed by students, and opinions delivered by OF
the professors.
All npucatons for admission, and communications
touching the law school, may be made Richard s. Field
or James 8. Green, Of Princeton.
PnrNcHroN, New Jersey, January L. 1919.
Ian
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CtEMENr.-Just received Welcomes premium India
diamond cement, for welding China, car,h-n and glass
ware shades ornaments, mabe ivory, &c, w.oui dis
figuring them, rendering them useful they be-
broken, and affected by hcc watsr air For
sale by VIM. FISCHER,
Jan 26 Ststioners' Hail.
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DARisH Hymns, ror p"biic social add private s~or-
ship. For sale by TAYLOR " MAURY,
Jan IL. New Bookstore, 9th street.
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Now roatcs In New jersey, Pennsyivania, Maryland,
and Ohio,

Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, lS45 section IT,
4nd be II further enacted That shall be the duty of the
Postmaster General in all future lettings OF contracts for the
transportation of the mall let the every case
the lowest bidder rendering sufficient guarantees for faithful
performance without other reference mode of such
than may be necessary provide for the due
celebrity, certainly aud security osuch nor
shall any contractor hereafter be required purchase
out take valuation the stock vehicles of any pre-
yious contractor for the same route.n
Bidders will be careful read the forms and instruc-
tons appended to this advertisement They requested
state in their SAILS the mode by which they intend
20 convey the mail Where the sizc and weight of The
mails the speed called for in the schedules shall require
it, will be made for COACH steamboat or rail-
road conveyance as the may be- and consequently
voyancs In all other the routes will be assigned to
bids proposing the cheapest modes of transportation
PROPOSALS for carrying the mails the United States
from the LIST Gay q Jay 1913, to the so.h Of June,
MARYLAND, and OHIO, will be received at the Contract
Office of the Post Office Department in the city of Washing
ton until of the 4h April l549 TO be decided by the
oath of April, S49 tho and in the manner and
dme herein specified. viz;
1869. From New Germantown at 10 a m Wednesday
BY PottersvilIe and Unionvi.le
To German Valley, by 2 p m, IL miles
And back between p m and 8 = day.
as the boats run between New York and Key
BY Holmdel and Colts Neck
To Squankum, by IL m, 90 miles
And back between p m and same day.
1871 From Tuckahoe at S p Saturday "a
BY Lower Bridge, Cedar Creek, Seavle and
Townsend Inlet
To Cape May C. H., by III p m 20 miles
And back between a m and IL m same day.
Proposals leave in the morning. and in the after
Of the day, day be named will be con-
sdered.
1872. From Philadelphia (Pa.) at m Saturday
by Camden On. J? and tho following places
Eesburg, Fellowship, and Green Tree
To Mount Laurel, Burlington county, (N.J. by 10
m, 20 miles
And back between l p m and p m Same day.
1873. From Cranberry at 8 a m Saturday
To South Brunswick, by III a m, S miles
And back between m and 3 m same day.
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1872 From Greensborough at Ga m Wednes day
BY j, E. Tayors Store
To Whitley, by ~ m, 10 miles
And back between and same day
1873. From Providence at a m Wednesday
BY John Cobb, Holistersvle Hamilton, and
Paeopeck
To Tafton, by m, 30 miles
And back between m and p day.
1874. From Wattsburg at a Monday Wednesday and
Friday
BY Columbus, Spring Creek, Pittsfeld, Youngs-
vile, and Irvine
To Warren, by D m, 40 miles
And back between m and m days.
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Courr OF Cosmos PLsm-spec Ter m-be,
Tor. Judge U isho.fer Neal MaA's Va Nv Suin ana
for Islander In saying pain1f 10 hie nno
pekpncset and ought to be in the State Prison Dtm'
sgss laid at 81, o0.Reerred 10 Daniel W Clafs' Rec
so- referee ,-,,
IActos for SANDER be msst,ned Tor words falsely
charging another with act which would be felony '
pisdrnesuor at law ssO 10 cases where dspaHfi
term or nickname 10 given or applied 10 another emeai
ps OF ch ignorant persons are uusequslnrd wim o
o.. which a injury by cau-ing The los OF
employment preventing suy particular pe sou Or prIs ne
sssping company witt them by special damage shown
10 siy other wsv -
Of me bfis D,u QnxO,te were brought up on hao' a.
corpus aud their discharge from The vessel dems drd i
the ground hat the voyage Is ended which is denied
Postponed TO TO TUESDAY.
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sale. q, IN. stock Rrehsnse....Lrs p.
MARINE JOURNAL


ARRIVE D-e,.r I...s- ple.f Hsrr. jay - ->.- 80
ri - - GER. isf ,.t Cs Ha-.sr st---rs-
- srs-s sH lvsr.osr- 80 o.. rr1r1s-
D. ssu .~r5 Lre To- - . 1ays - ~ ff.--
80. ., g...r mo yaHr.tr 4 c..
o. "a C.f,.. D-l.s. G.-sy = 5sy. ioo ps--s-s--' 70
Per- sror4s
az c.se-5. Ups,a Ro ersss- so'f Jay ht'' g. .
iln- 4 a.
scr Na-f CrzHs--s. N-r-srr SC
s,hs nsr- 49, W. .ti1Ef1r. &c
$50 - f-Ifs- . a srrlr Ga, u
srbf Geo = c. pfsf s-fsy Ffffa
H1-r & sf|Hnf
SCR " Ger. 4 srrs forh Csfoln-
sftr Iarrrf - ks.fq-rt
9 hr s.sfh-frsf Dufs5. g. rrsicE'f ''.
n .,sf C4ss5, 60ssr r. J.ta,fS
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OAK HILL CEMETERY.

'EHFSE GROUNDS are locsiei on The banks OF the
HUDSON River. ana diver-ih' d YIN every NzIlsy o
business aud dangers % the city an yet essF o access 20
n. t commands prospect which challenges eompan-'n
Do . rut "a bleak and barren hi nor bare common u i
ns field q s.nd table u ruck-hut at hai cuala nr
desired and cauno; fail to give ,aisiseuon 20 muse "h'
may vistii Pnce Of plot. s., ildinK er-dl Z -
gl. crave for IN sdur s.. fuf child under u YEAR
Prom a. 10 100 persons may attend buns o. ne o.h
if Cemetery Tor the nominal sum - ana rss -a -
~ cent each way Persons wishing Co purchase would
III vel ir making Tip these grounds heofe srrcuns
,. - "a "a d, AN. hItr 4 sections 90 New Nurs
@ stborx.d 10 aran. huras aud cell lois 10 ne Cen T.
frTy -... t......a a. odd q,
rom tie foot of Chambers aud Amos - Tor r Oruet-s
49, NJ an1 + reurrinE lcaFr me trHelriy NJ =
A 80 'g 5. 90 JOHN MACE. Agent
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rSEw-YORK & ERIE RAIL


k8 -XUUkM(HH9~ HiJAD Jr AID sflrr tle -Ill " Al
xusr. fnr galls Nil rIl follows
,cndsy. excepted -THsoUsH PasskScEE TRkIss oil.
cave Newton for O~-zo. ron he Com any. er,
II he fsol u D1sne-sL a. u A " and P. NJ .0c-
ctrs at.l ld- ~sy sL1uors FROM O~-Fo ne tnro1gr
40. wiI cave f0f SrwfOrk a. A y .at =. n
.t,cc =. $40 Ire Nsg .tausrs SPECIAL Way
Ts.is~1r Pon Jrrvis snf irsru-f4- slalyls. rxrrnt
-aE-rr. -. .-aye SeS-fofk even saturday a. : NJ
An 80 eaFs Pom JEWS ~ Nr~ -loff every AO1lsy
.or1.rg a. gclOcx HLK rsAis. ~t1 passenger cars
.nsrh--. all Fave Pou J-rvs Tor N-~ fyfx Al 4 "
.sa rsurung vii .e.vr Ne~ fork for Pofi Jerys a. q
PM Ano.h-r 81 Trsin sIt1 2as-ecser ear aii~c
~ -.ve Pi-rra1ng Tor Ousviile al = A NJ sad retaining
ess- lsve a. 81 connecurs vita - freight boats
ID Se~-forx The 81 "A Trains % aot comet ~ith ne
PARRR FkUssT-Fr-lzhi caves New I orr every
nignl FOR a. he regulsr sLs1ons % ma rosd hsknt
min ~1ll eage O~.go every morning A. Adi IRON
Per. Jervisa IRE zhi usa III rave Tor W ora every
norainx A. o'cocz and snOShcf a. An WIN nsfkcs
feisnL special for c4lle add ot1-f I've sl>ck
sil cave Ox-go % Fnd-ss a. z NJ snd from rprt
J-ryr. FOR S-~-T0fx- Saturdays, a. NJ Fare
ron Se~-Yors 70 Owsgo - The tnterm-s1isis eta
uor. Ia prOcoruon- Comnsts-oc Iczcts o. IOv vr
r.les Tor Lss stAroas between New fork and Pom
Jsrrs Gao ~ purchased a. L- Ss~fors aod riermont
ofre. Excars.o1 Tlcx-s -nril1x the usve.-r " p.ss
Over ne road frum se~ YORK O~sso and return, "
~ ~ mi purchases he Ne~ fOrs Ofr- foot
Daz0esl board ne ss-.nooss, gnsl the is OF
saH JANIS T. EIgzwooD, Superintendent
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or pAIrI,s COLLEGE COLLEGE POINT

MAR FLUSHING LOND lNLNNbf ~
,.,ur TWENTY. SECOND SESSION Of tnis Institution
p,s are Admitted into the primary classes Al 10 yeaft
of age and The collegiate classes whenever 'Hey
attained sufficient schulsrshp. ..
n.re i t one session Il the Institution ~ The year
oneoees on the hrst Monday Ia October and ends or
The ffsi Of August $780,. ..-.- 49,
IN he fnsutut0n will present them for admission al h'
riuoirg II the session October Pupils are feces
,sv.I er The Christmas ana Easter recesses, and On
ne srst Monday 10 Mach Application 10 be made 10 ns
Rector al College Point ,o,o,. A..
no Rev. J. % bAhiONt h''tvi+
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s0fths 81 ytOn. BfafiI-1orD, NApo'e'
Bellows f4.ls, windsor, NesD4fy alo N-I' AVE.
P-ss-1gefs .~svlng Se~fork Cify b. tie mursins -
0f tLc New fOrs <ad SsN-Has-n Ra4lfosc sfrfs .
sgnngief A. ? ", stop a. boar Tor aunsf aod - -,
Bfoce-c 70 bf.u.s roro b. ne r.-n u ne .enrs
River Railroad ~here hey stop Tor ne rshL Nr1t -.
.ns oroc--ang - sage 70 DC, ~ nj go ADD -.
Dy railroads IN ccnrrcu0l viii he CoLn-cfifsi .I9
ssmps-c Road they arrive a. Wei. River Al 49,
~ niles from fs1ysl's and ID mlles RON ft1syy,.
hoiel lie zane evening" Ps--eng-fs leaving He~t -
Ciy - nc 81 NAD lodge al Springfield, 400 " Al
:: x.in lodge a. Sss-Hasen, sn1 .rav. a. 80,
u n-xi DAY BY Tie Abose rO.ie, sfnyins W As .
az F.M-Fafe % thls fouLe New You % " ..sy.
sa'., 81 -.
Tue above route, f0r 10 directne.s, cheapoess -
ios, u % believed cannO be ee.sied Ant evf.-y 80 a
Dc surpassed b. zny. Tne s-cuOn u eoeay ,-'.ut
tragsfses % engh.oesl.y no Garden " S.~.h "a
TIE picturesque scenery ~lla wlicb % sbo1ho> "A
aaly objec u interest ln the v.flOu, 6ss.lisl -
coarsnng viiases tnrosgh which u ps.s-s 60 IS IN
ordinary iataceue1n V no usye.ins eominAA''l - -
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coal FOR GRuthK-.-Peaer Orchard Nd
AL Goal fr-t qusry sgifahie for srocers trade, -
charging from bosi for few days For sale low, Tor
-. Anplv 10 7 SrOkES DiCkERSON,
fy1fsf 1n7 trfhnrv-sf Nrn-fpsv
E0AI.-Red.ssh Nut 81. large 81, $ Is Range
I ~fove an8 Fxs $50 Lrfi.h Not a 25 Stove Egg,
Or Furnace q -. Less from bosts Liverpool " - per
cha dfon delivered ~ correr Of hamuesiey 40 Is. o.
ford "a and 8lS Bow-ry fauls I'M JACOB WEEKS.
rOAI.-I am now delivering 4 = best red $50 coz j.
y stove and egg SCREENED - 81 per tun for casn
nom my ard. corner Of King and Green Sleh 80 -
.rrS In. PFrFR CLINTON
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|. -zsszzsE sCHooLEY'- MOUNTAIN

EXPRESS TRAIN --On and sa
thursday, th- 5th u Jay, 90 addition 70 nc fss-r
tfans sn Express IfA4n Ill leave N~~zfx a. "a 0fo-H
A VI. the srnvsl Of he O'clock A n tran Don
priafe Dhis or AOrrstoun snd Dover. where czTit<~
VII ~ 10 waunk % convey passengers 10 ScfoOeJs
AounLzln, srrVlls there 81 ) Oc.ock r. ~ lt-s -.
~1-l co1cec. Slih he 10 ccocs raln ron Nes-foh
the box II Ce1trs-sL Returning, vii lrssc Dover a.
0c.Ock n stopping a. al be stauors ne ned 40
arrive 81 seSsrs Lms for he o'cOcs sil Tor SsS
Turx
= B.-Ins train, "a the up UP, will receive ans -
liver Dss.-aksrs a. OrzDge Deyoi. MliTl.e. 5sna.|
MAJ .4.. Mnrrafn<r. q - arf Dover ~
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nR WHEELER oc1usi. Aie OF - Of--u~ ch--t f'
IJ.n.et lv -runse. bic numerous psens and NJ plnc
.rs that be- ha- removed hs once and residence io
= e.,rfv.f r-sr Broad way where he vii devote M o.
900 mic Surgery aud The treatment and cure OF
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