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MARKHAM ID.

1900 from Baltimore more al a m saturday
py Suo M an c IVA e -, rs use
And 49, h., ~ y -. =, ~ rx.
,or, - D.. $3.50 nv i.'
49, I'm R K 1a.o.s '""' as' !" "'u"''1sy
r II Es - =. ~ = ,c "a.
Ana Sarn h.,".en ~ - - =" ia ~ m'
go r, rn.~.., Ns:u r - ~ ~ ~ Noy'
1890 Hrp on, r -, ,. WIS a. a. q SATURDAY
To rockville, by s' D M ,.a Is niles is."s
pro,ossIs for ,r weekly conveyance to Ci.,syyv,.
,broush on the whole rou.s viii be- considered or
iA'NS W 'S -
oHIO
o977 From Cbck.,aw atsam Saturday
TO Cranberry Prairie, by 70 m, Il miles
And hack hetwssn 1 . m and s n m sam.a
Pono.als 10 commence at New Bremen will hs con:yd
cred
o,7a From Milan a, Q m Tuesday and Friday
- Rv Room;ngvlle
To Sandusky City by -, IL mles
And back between l D m and D m same d.vs
Proposals to end route on The railroad Ito I've named
also more frequent con We yance, will be considered
so7s From Sabina at s a m Wednesday
Dv Quinn's Mills and Csnlrevile
To Highland, by IL m, IS miles
Andback between and same day.
Nv New Hone Benton aud Greenvile
To Fayetteville, by M Is miles
And back between 8 a m and D m next dav
Proposas 10 commence this route at New Hope will he
considered.
2asI. From Wilmington a. a m Wednesday
BY Worthwhile Marinsvie, Lynchburg, Dodsop-
willie, Princeton, Buford and New Hope
To Georgetown, by 8 m, 40 miles
And hack between "a m and % m next dav
Proposals end New Hope will be considered
o282 From Defiance al a m Wednesday
By Brunersburg and Hicksvfle
To Panama by 6 D M 30 miles
And back between m and p m next day
2283 From Tiffn at 6 a m Monday
Nv Van Buren and Independence
To Defiance by - m, IS miles, Wednesday
And back between m "Wednesday and 6 p m
Friday.
2234 From Garretsviie at a m Wednesday
BY Freedom, ShuIcrsviIle, Sreetsboro', Hudson
Rich6eld, and Hmkley
To Brunswick, by 6 p m, 81 miles
And back between a m and 6 m next day.
2265. From Lower Sandusky at m Saturday
To Por. Clinton BY IL m, Is miles
And back between and same day.
2286. From Hsgersto at m Wednesday
To Eaton by 10 M 10 miles
s,a7 r.o,, I.ck.on = II as. NJ Frdsv
By Jackson Furnace
To Portsmouth, by p m, 80 miles
And back between 6 a m and 6 b m next dav
2os8 From WaeryilIe at 6 a m Tuesday
Rv Turkev F,ot
To I,rvan. bv 70 m next dav 50 miles
And back between / % m "Wednesday and snm
Thursday
5000 E,on, w.,.rford ., q =, w.dr..a
~~o'' r. w.,sr,nu,n " y
IT, 49,, Nv 10 - IN ;,
Andh.t hs,a..n, = =. md 49,
,ooo =, 1A'a oa.~ 49, " r'' ~ Sa"'e uay'
z2SV. Fran yacksonvne al IN luesday
~ doustons ROADS ana cranberry Prairie
10 Mos~1uma, ny III, - m'es
ana Dac. oeIweeh ~ shn m next gay .
0u.ry' "ne'"e' 1hou''ohs a noads belongs 70 'hn
route!
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IOWA.

IOWA.
1905 From Mount Pleasant at a m Tuesday
Bv'Deed's Mills Brighton, and Oskooosa
To Monroe City, by IL m Thursday, IS miles
And back between p m Thursday and p IN Sat-
urday.
1909 From Delphi at m Thursday
BY Cascade and Green's Ferry
To Ciaena, by IL m, next day. S. miles
And back between p m Friday and p m Satur-
day.
4GlO. From Quashqueton al 8 a m Monday
BY Independence
To sturgeA Rapids, in Black Hawk county, by p
m, Is miles
And back between m and n, Tuesday.
46lI From the RAcoon Forks of the Des Moines
To Council Bluff. by II m Thursday, $50 miles
And back between 2 p IN Thursday, and 6 P m Sum
day.
46l2 From Elkader ut 6 m Saturday
To Jacksonville, by IL M 10 miles
And back between p m and 7pm
46l3. From Fort Madison at 6 a Monday
BY West Point, Lowell, Mt. Pleasant, Crawfords-
vile, and Iowa City
To Dubuque, by 6pm Saturday ITO miles
And back between 6 IA IN Monday and 8 P m Satur-
46l4 From Upton at 6 m Wednesday
BY Pioneer Grove and Marion
To County Seat of Benton, p m next day, g. miles
And back between Ga m Friday and Up IN Satur-
day.
46ls From Cedar Rapids at 6 a m Monday
BY the County Seat Of Benton County -
To the falls OF Cedar River, by p m next day, ~
And back between m Wednesday and p n,
Thursday.
A6l6 From Iowa City at m Thursday
BY Wasson's Mills Washington county, Hous-
toms Point Keokuk county, and Seourney
To Lancaster, by III m next day, 50 miles
And back between Friday and P m Saur-
day.
Proposals for making the service Direct and enarg
and expeditng the from Keoknk by Iowa City, to
Dubuque which this time under contract will be con.
according to the following specification OF routes and
number Of trips:
46l7. From Keokuk Oowa) at on Monday, Wednes-
| day, and Friday
BY Van Buren,, Pennington, Bonaparte, Bcntons
port, Winchester, and Birmingham
To Fairfield by 10 m same day. 10 miles
And Jack between 1 a and 10 p m Tuesday
Thursday, and Saturday; with tri-weekly
branch from Bcntonspor, or some other point, to
Keosauqua, TO be in due connexiOn both
going and returning.
A6l8 From Fairfield Oowa) at m Tuesday, Thurs
day, and Saturday
Z. BY Walnut, Brighton, Washington, and Yatton
| To Iowa city, by 9p m same day, Sc miles
And back between a and p on Monday
Wednesday, and Friday IA
A6l9 From Dubuque (Iowa) at m on Monday, Wednes
| By Cascade, Monticello Anamosa, Farview
| Spvingville, Marion, Woodbridge, Cedar Rapids
| and Hoosier Grove
| To Iowa City, by m next day, SO miles
And back between m Monday, Wednesday
and Friday, and m nextday
Proposals through in "a hours will be considered
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CoLLEcroR's OFFICE, Cry HALL, Jan. 8. 1919
(STTY TAX Ss. Ten per cent. ded prornps
" payment Notice is hereby given, that the take,
upon real and personal property for this year 88 became
the lot instant, and payable this office
deduction of ten per cent 10 allowed by law from 81
bills for said year paid during the months Of January and
February. A. BOUTWELL,,
Jan 1t-3awtMRvln Z, Collector.
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1898 From Raysvlle at m Friday
BY John Benuey's
To Linconfon, by IL m, 20 miles
Aud back between p m and pm.
1894 From Pendleton, at a IN Wednesday
By Pulliam's Ferry, Kings Bench, Bowersvie
franklin Springs, and Madison Springs
To Athens, Ga by IL m next day, IS miles
And back between p IN Thursday and m mex
day
Proposals Tor twice-aweek and also Tor ti-weekly
vice will be considered with view reducing dtcor
,inung service route No. $780, (Ahens by Madison
Springs, to Carkesville.)
8So5 From Athens At p m Wednesday
BY 0isville
To Clarkesvie. by 8 p m next day, 80 miles
And back between q m Friday and u I'M next day
Proposals. for twice a-week and also for ui.weeky
Woe will b. considered, with view to disseminating
vice on No. sssl, (A,hens by Bascobe Harmony
Grove, c 70 CarksvIls Intermediate points be nance
in proposals.
S56S Prom Athens At 8 m, Tuesday
By Dallas and Providencs
To Gainesville, by 8 p m, 10 miles
And back between Ga n and p m next day,
fao7 Prom Gainesville Ut II n, Friday
10 ATo BY 4 p m, II miles
Andbaek between and II an,
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PROPOSALS for carrying the mails of the United States
from the l.; day Of !uy is!S 70 the 9Th Of june ISL
CAROLINA, GEORGIA, and FLORIDA, will be received
the office OF the Post Oibce Department. in the
city of Washington, until ga of the 4th prl lSl9
be decided by the 2i day Of April 1897
and in the and time he specified viz:
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PROPOSALS. FOR CLARIFYING THE NAIL

NORTH CAROLINA, SOUTH CAROLINA
GEORGIA, AND FLORIDA
Extract from the act Of Congress Of Sd March, 1885, section
A"d be further enacted, Tha, shall be the duty of
the POSTMASTER General ia all future lettings of
case TO the lowest bidder rendering sufficient
Tor faithful performance without other reference
mode OF such transportation than may be necessary
vide for the due celebrity. certainty, and security of such
transportation shall hereafter
required purchase take valuation stock
vehicles Of any for the
quested state in their proposals. the mode by which they
intend convey the mail Where the size and weigh OF
the mails. the speed called the schedules shall re-
qure it, the contracts will be made for COACH Steamboat
railroad yance the may be and consc.
quenty, such routes will be let bids proposing such
mode Of In all other the
assigned TO bids proposing the cheapest mode OF transport
tafion.
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aRoosK,s
IA TENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOO7,s
AND SHOES.
CONCRpcg n ALTERS ron LADIES AND CENT? EMEN.

PATENT ELASTIC 1LETALLic sIfiNK BOOTS
AND SIiOES. s5s
CONGRESS CATERS ron LADIES AND GENTLEMEN
These articles are superior anything before mann
nrinred, la this any other country, lr
durability, bsauiy, and utility. q
no. 1873 FULTON srnRKT, NEW YORK.
THIS unique and useful invenlnn awarded Silver
Medal( blgost premiun) Of HE laa Annual Fair ~ the
american Institute orisEperoriy over all others offered
for competition K WY. 80 H.it
navy, web every gentleman oi lase who has fairly
tested It's value, and 10 rapidly coming Into general
among all VINO regard grace, comfort and durability,
desirable requisites 10 their Boots AMI SHOES II makes
Boot Shoe taslc pTesery.s It's original style
mud shape and gives the hollow part beautiful and eeya
led arrh, ersby allowing the heel 10 he worn very high
with perfect eess quite low without exposing the pana.
oonssfsp lnly II also keeps the foot from pressing
forward, and retains il in natural AMI easyposliioa
Myself and Jol Dick e only persons who make and
fell Boots aud SHOES with dis Invention, In The cities
New York, Brooslyn, and Jersey CITY
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned, Pile Grst 10 the city Of New York
manufacture this justly celebrated and elegant article
iinues MAKE ein up in enilea ,pry Of Styea, 10
workmanship ,elnalel, dat prices ,lelyng cnmpet
tion. All other kinds Of Hoais Shoes Caters, Pumps and
Slippers. nr .s, gentemen ynuihs, misses. and child
rem &as lA}nlN bEpOkh
P.S-Jisi received, Of Russian Leather for Gen
lemen's boots, both for Dress and Wafer Proof This 10
probably the first lot ofthis celebrated Leather import
cd INTO the United States '4s-ifNs MM4t5Jlas
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no STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

The subscriber Ia fully prepared to fur.
nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
T M Dmes Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smasf river boais the largest class ocean steamers
This blowtr is constructed upon sound philosophical prir
very small space and giving greater force % the air with
much less rower than any other Fan or Hover now in
MOTION The superiority Of This blower is at once manifest
10 any persons disposed examine lis merits and Is well
WORTHY Inc special attention Of all requiring the use Of
Blowers AS Ii Is becoming rapidly in general use
in preference all others.
them in tisc: -t
Steamer Day S.aic New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York,
Atlantic steamer, Nortlerner, do
Steamer Robert Norris Philadelphia.
TO IRON fouNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c NC; =.
The subsc rDer also manufactures and Keeps on hand uli
ssso,1inci from No. No, TO- and upward Of the above
blowers now no celebrated, suitable FOR a Kinds Of iron
works VIZ. cpoas, pudding and heating furnaces ior
rolling mile, lois.s, smiths fires, &c. essa
JOSIAH KIS'rERBoCK,
Manufacturer and General Agent for the United States AMI
the C,tladap, i67 Market 81 Philad.
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Old Established Passage Once, "a Pearl 81
i S,AMUEI THOMSON 4 NEPHEW, Agent for the 'Back
isi7 LIvERpooL TO NEW YORK

The Subscribers would respectfully Inform their friends
and the public that they have added several splendid
ships their line Of packets between this port ami Liver
pool which has been iavornby known and extensively pa
reniRsd for period OF than thirty ycsrs and have
hesiation la assuring those who may wish make
gagemens for the passare Of their friends from England
Scotland Ireland they will find their chips interior
10 h point Of comfort convenience and safety, ol
which win sail from Liverpool every six days throughout
The year, making delay and The expense 10 emil.
grants nj the pom 81 enbaYkaton Impossible. sl
free passage pei steamer from the various Irish and
Scotch ports with breasts and hospital money paid may
be secured all at the lowest rates. and when those settled
for decline coming OUT hc l amount paid will be prompt
~ refunded usnl For further particulars apply TO
SAMUEL. THOMPSON a. NEPHEW, 2s5 Pearl 81,
Or % @. f;RIMSiAW q CO. 10 Goreo pazzas Liverpool
for any r. G. Glyn Co., Bankers London; q.
Grnshaw a Cos Liverpool the National bank Of Ireland,
National hank ~ Scotland and Northern Banking Compa-
nv Am az oI,o
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.sSR4,- Steam Communication direct froin
x44lINX HOur in m nton IN New 1rIenna and

.41H9N Steam Communication direct from
SAa.zl4SK Southampton TO New Orleans and
bag sPnrsant order from The Lords Commissioners
ofhe Admiralty, the 2d of November NEXT, and thence
forward the Ind Of each succeeding month"; the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South
ampton 70 Bermuda Nassau, Havana Cat or Ship Island
tNew orenns Vera Cruz and Tamrco returning BY The
same route to England, s5 Sgf ts% z
This arrangement admits Of eagy and quick convey.
ance to and from Southampton and the plucea
toned, aud passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
hher from The Company vessels their arrival Cat
Ship Island, by tho Mexican Gulf Railway Company,
who Will have steamer ready and other conveniences,
provided for that pnpose at cost not exceeding thrss tot
lars for each person. The facilities will be afforded
Steam Packets for Eurore, &e.- N s4.53 M 4,l s
The estimated time ~ The voyage from Southampton 10
hs fnl0ws:Fo Bcrmra, lGdays; Nassau II days. Hayaua
q days Ship Cat Island, New Orleans Is liz days; Vera
Cruz, % days. Tampico, IS days
The Steam Packets appointed to leave Ship Cat IT,
land lIarbor on their return 10 England At NJ on the
2st OF each month"; BY the above altera.on passengers
proceeding TO The West Indies By the 81 q the month sesn
Will be conveyed via Bermuda and by The nth Of tho
month steamer heretofore via Madeira and Barbadoss.
Particulars fares, may be obtained appica.
ton at the Royal Mail Steam Packet Company's Offices o.
Moorgae street, lonon ditto Winke street. Southampton:
Messrs Delfle d Co., dEnghien, Paris Mr. CLEANER,
II boulevard possoniere, ditto; Mr. Hundeiker Hamhugh;
Mexican Gull Railway Company, New Orleans.
% Moorgaie street, London f. CHAPEL, Secretary
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PIANO FORTEs.

V,E ersigned are Manufacturing Al tlieir rslablishn
IN baltimore, g. IL, and octave PlASOS OF all pat
and styles which they confidently recommend e
professors and The Pianos manufactured by them
have that peculiarly Of touch which commend Them Il
players Of every school, well those who dstin
gualcd by so and delicate action, those who cha
racterzed by bold, fiery, md rapid movement
They are authorized 10 refer numerous professors IN
Baltimore, who have given their Pianos trial Tor tlelr
testimonials IN their favor, and they warranted in
commencing them by the universal appreciation which they
have received from The great number Of persons who have
them In In Baltimore, and IN the south and west
rnly. They conident that they make instrument
equal any made anywhere IN this country in Europe,
aud their extensive manufacture of Pianos enables them 10
sell terms liberal and satisfactory All instruments made
by them warranted and they will be kept In tune
year aftei. purchase, without charge. "a
An agent viii visit Richmond in short time and various
parts Of Virginia and North Carolina and will receive
ders which viii be faithfully and promptly executed at
mandatory.
i- Orders will also be received factory direct
and special pains taken to give satisfaction {g.k
KNABE d GAEHLE,
ts No 0 Eutaw ST., opp the Euiaw House, Bait.
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TINE subscriber viii opsn on the Lot OF September next,
the Merchants EreEarge Hotel located lr stas street
and in the immediate vicinity of the Banks the Post or
fcs and the Exchange and hopes by The strcest attention
70 the wants and comiors Of his guests TO merit good
dred rooms has been thoroughly renovated and repair
ed and the undersigned FEELS confident thar he u now pre-
pared to entertain the travelling public style equal
any Hotel In the city. The bedding furniture generally
has been repsnishsd, and the appointments and convent
Of the House inferior 10 none or kind by
prompt personal attention to@ths desires OF his guests the
nbncrber hopes TO merit his share Of the public yor and
patronage.
TranEitnt Doarders ono Dollar per day.
HENRY DooLEY.
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OLEOSTATIC LAMPS.
l.. CHAPDELAINE,

ITAS received per late aryalsa large md splendid
Ill ment OF FRENCH PATENT tOLEOS7,4 TIC
lamps different patterns These lamps were invented
BY celebrated A. fhiloer, Of The French Academy
are considered the best Lamps now In These Lamps
are for sale only at $40 Hroafiway, in this city
Also on hand, large assortment of CUTLERY GI-
I9ANDOLES, VASES, CHINA WARE, rI'tJiLk;I'
SETS, and every article in The Furnishing line ,tf,
Mr.. e. being agent for tho BROOEL wv FLiH1
GLASS; ia prepared 10 execute ORDERS for Rich Cut and
Egy ed also Pressed and Plain Glass every variety
wholesale and retail and invites the attention Of purchase
The splendid assortment OF rich Glass Ware on hana
nshed with the finest quality Of Glass Ware
red, being the only place where tho Brooklyn Rich lnr
Glass can be procured ~ r,
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Da TOWNSEND Dear lrI have The pleasure 70 Inform
you that three my children have been cured Of the cro
ula by Tie nee OF yonr excellent medicine. they a
ced very severely with bad sores; have taken only four
bottles; II took item away for which feel myself under
deep obligation. Yours respectfully, =
ISAAC w. GRAIN, i0s Wooster street.
New York, March 1, 1917.
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL.

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM sTREETs, NRw yoSK X.
THE SUBSCRIBERS, under the firm OF BERGEN &
: GALADRuN, having rcfted and replenshc this spa
There one hundred and nne apartments in this house
consisting OF dining saloons sitting rooms psrlor, od gns
rooms The Fargo hall may be used Tor balls public
meetings The cooking depo has been expressly ar
ranged so as to furnish, III moments notice. refreshments
for any number Of persons from ono 10 three hundred.
be accommodated at the time There rooms wheru
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup
pers, and the tables w be furnished with the the
kei affords Liquors and wines from the bes, establish.
nents In the city asy and Confectionery furnished Mt
the shortest nocv There viii be lunch at II o'clock
every day. and no attention will be spared to give sssae
tion Men OF busness AMI those vang the city will ind
themselves CENTRALLY and comfortably located, and the
prices VIII bef found TO be moderate The French and
Spanish languages arc spoken in this hotel
r t@H JAMES BERGEN,
y- a4 LOUIS GALADRuN. \
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CABINET AND UPHoLsTERY
ES7,dI }LLSlL1fENT

n1IANTtN 4 IUTZ, Cabinet Makers and Upholsterers
" have HE inform their snds and the public IN
General thai they have taken the large, commodons and
attractive Bazaar Store, No. 900 CHESNUT STREET, OPP
Ioste the Academy oil Fine Arfs where they now hav
ready for Inspection large and splendid assortment Of
ticles their line; such paor chamhe: and bou,or ure
nrc the latest Paris style, which they sell al tie most
moderate price. 4stT,A .s' ss
Grateful for the liberal patronage we have received We
respectfully solicit continuance OF the same, pedgng our
selves to exert greatest endeayos 10 give satisfaction 70
our patrons by the quality and finish OF our articles, which
we viii guarantee 10 be OF the best workmanship.
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SEAMAN a. MUIR,
32l BROADWAY, NEW YORK,

bKOADNAff NEW IOINN
RE daily receiving from the large Auction Sales.
IA sortment OF FANG y Gnd SIiPLE DRY GOODS,
adapted to The best City Trade, and purchased much below
the cost Of importation, which They offering at rery
small adrasce.
packets. very general assortment OF RICH F,iNCf
DRY GOODS. 10 which they invite the attention Of pui.
casers In their stock will be found the Noreeots 81
Pn,is and London 3s4 (,
They beg leave 10 present their thanks for the patronage
SO liberry bestowed upon ther establishment and 10 az
the public that They will strive 10 secure aeorinuance
of confidence and support. & t tfr F#
Ills their purpose extend their already large business
audi stimulated BY their uneAamped success thus iar they
determined to leave honorable efforts untred 70 s'
compsh their design. considerable amount of expert
IN business Inns demonstrated 10 their satisfaction tnt
the ony method OF obtaining and securing large b,is
mess IL based upon correct principles, and thai
while merchants they consult the Interest OF their
tolcrs they pursuath The only true method Of advancing
their own.
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CLOTHING, &C..
DEvLfNS, CLOTHING WAREHOUSE.

DEVLTNSf CLOTHING WAREHOUSE, h
4ltT No. 70 John street, corner OF Nassan. 81 *
THE Snhscrbes prepared with most extensive and
10 which hsy respectfully Invite the attention Of Wholesale
and retail buyers sll IS
warts OF FTfTEEN THOUSAND GARhENTSW
which they guarantee he made with all the elegance and
durability o ihe heat custom rork Of the most fashionable
houses III The United States and At prices snantr oNEHA1r
and thia, together with the Cash sr, forms the
great secret az their most Watering success tIs
Their mock Of French, EnglRh, German and American
cohs Cassimcs Fesfigs Bearers, 7ieceds, &C. Sc, ir
they venture assert the largest and best selected of any
similar eHtablishmenD In New York. e3'
Their work mode % odtr they guarantee equal 70 iha,
pricea corresponding with their Chap Cnsh Sysfsm For
10 every department. they have secured the services Off
besl Cutters and Iforkmfn the city Affords
.i,s--' = !, :. 80 DANIEL 4 !. DEyLtN,
% John street, corner Of Nassau.
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HALL, Tu0MPKINs y BLACK,
LATE JTlRQLiND d. Co.

IIAvE lust received large assortment OF Sheffield PLATED
Ill Ware, consisting In part OIL
aIle Cutlery with plated handles TO match their patterns
NJ Silver Forks; rich Epergres, Silver mounted with Q,
without plaiIeau Dish, CoSersi Gosior Tea Kettles ahu
pain and chased Walters IN sizes from 70 " hehesi
fa,rer Fruit jelly, and Ice Cre3m Stands, &C., &c
- T'''i' IN SILVER WIRE,
The variety Of patterns and extent Of their assortment is
much greater than be found ii any Or every other ys
iahisinent in this city, and the qnaiy o. e,t ser, ~
United states 1heh assortment q Diamond and o,hei
hi ne osrea or sale al a small advance on the cost
NE od sand No ISL Broadway, sign Of the Golden Eagle
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MILLER a. CO.'S T
NEW GREAT WESTERN EXPRESS
5lgtsVEla

TO CgM5ERLAMD BRO nM ,sgllL,L FITS.
''..,L0uiSH1LLE, ST L0UTs.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Mesrs. nurk q
a Co.'s Express from Baltimore 70 Pittsburgh for the e1-
tension OF Lns, and utter Monday, October 4th, TO
tbs above named places with mail speed The wagons Of
this Inns all new, built with the capacity Of $40 lbs,
and the best 10 BE- obtained have been placed along
the Inns Of the National Road. 1880
Messengers viii accompany all goods BY this line and
that the drivers ths road make the ailutsd tie from
station 10 station, without failure
All goods viii be rtceptod for at any of our ofces or
agencies North South arrive in Pittsburgh in 20 hours,
and Wheeling In 90 hours from Baltimore. @'
Goods received until IL o'clock In the day. .ia x