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From the Palmetto State Banner.
Vc:shin' the Gals.

sum boldly Sc, II alnt far ques ion 10
ak gal her age. Tho old maids, reck
OF, sed that. Now think It's fully az On.
iarr,o AK gal her ireighi, as 1t is 10 AK
her age, case us luf question, II is and
when you hears about seIghIu' Sal Creepy,
you viii say so 100.
You know cusen Jef; hes rale s,aver
'mongsl The gals, he is, and he don't kare Q
stfa~ @hs, he SCI TO any on EN-, he don't.
Cusen JEFF. ho cum over to our house one
Sunday, and he szto Inc, Pete, les 70 TO
see Squire Gteen,'s gals" agreed"
sed |. felt ortuI bold chen | FIRST star,
ed, but sum how the nearer We got 10
Squire Gieeoy's. the worse skeated was
And | wished we had never started but 1t
vas too late now, 30 IN we went. Squire
Gfeen,'s got tao gsl', Sal and Beisey, AZ
uce gals as you ever seed, they is. They
all seemed mighty peIhie ard me and
cuseu Jtii, thought No was gellin' on fusl
rate, ~e did. Sal looked dreadful nice,
tell you. I'D q GIN the world IT could on.
ly a found something to say to her bu, |
s'udsd over everything ever heard or
thhb- va Va III NY I0fl EtsC, uua DVb tue iEci
daru'd word could think OF wuih sayn.
Cuseu jeff was ell the time lakln' like all
na,ut' 10 Betsy. Aaer While Sal she
proposed ~e should oil go aud weigh
So out We oil went, Squire Gteeny gon'
along 10 weigh US. When SAILS turn cum.
Squire Greeny. he looked sor,eI 'stenish'd
Why Sal" SCI he, "you weigh hun
dted aud hity," "Law Par" sed Sik-
Amt 1t JET I" sed the Squire. Yes
si'e.ee sed jeff. And sure enough Sal
weighed hundred aud fly the hevyesl
crI,cr IN the whole gang on US.
Well We oil went back to The house and
a''er while, SCI Squire Greeny, SEE he,
"Old oman, Sal weighs hundred aud 6f.
ty."
"No she dou't" sez the old oman
Yes, but tell you she duz. sed The
Squire, "D1n'I she Jeh u
Yes stree, she duz. sed Jrif.
al don't bleve u" sed The old lady.
"Well veil wclgh Sal ag'ln, and show
you ;" sed the Squire.
4 "On no, DON'T" sed Sal.
"Why no. Sal ," "O.l case It's Sunday,
ses Sal.
! Blu, will, though" sed the Squire
So Sa! was strung up as'ln, aud the Squire
he balanced the still yards 10 the last kick
up place and he commenced lookln' over
his speck and counlin' his iogers--" Jed, "
sez he, how much is hiatt jeff, he look
ed over the Squares shoulder. "One hun,
dred and thirty seren." SEES JeT.
Yes" SEE the Squire, "a hundred and
thirty seven"
THAR now" SCI the old lady, :" told
you Sal d,du'I weigh hundred aud fifty
"Weil how on yo,h did We make such q
mistake ~ snd the Squire.
~ know" SCI ki.e, SAILS little sister.
"Hushm sed Sal, shakin' her fist a, Kate
and ,urnln' as red as beet, in the face.
How !" sed the Squire.
"Et you do" sed Sal, ssompin' her foot
"Bu, will though" sed Kate.
"Yes, tell" sed the Squire.
;, Z" Sal has tuck her hustle off y
' Bring the campfire here, quick
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PO ETR Y.
Doubt Not.

BY }. n.ksow WILTON.
When the day Of life is dreary.
And when gloom Thy course enshfoads -
When Thy s'tps are faint aud weary,
And lily spnit dark with clouds,
sicadfast tiiil in Thy well doing.
IL, Thy soul forgot the past
Siesdfssi still the night pursuing.
Do1b, not Joy shall come at iaa,.
Striving siiIl and onward pressing,
Seek no future years TO know. a.
Bot deserve the wished for blessing.
IL shall come though il 30 slow
Never 'iriug- upward gazing
Let Thy fears ABIDE DO cast,
And Thy trials tempting
Doubt not Joy shall come at last.
Keep not thou thy soul regre,ting.
Seek the good--spurn evils thrall,
Though Thy foes thy path besctting.
Thou shalt triumph DER them all,
Though each year bu, brings the sadness,
Aud Thy youth he q citing fast.
Thefc'li be time enough for glsdness-
Doubt no, Joy shall coino at las.
lie fond eye is watching DER ihec--
Ills strong arm shall DO thy guard
Duiy's path /. straight before thee.
Il shall lead TO lily reward.
BY thine ills thy faith made stronger,
Mould the future by tho past
Hope on then = little longer
Doubt not. Joy will come Of last.
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CHARLOTTE. N. G. AUGUST 2Aa 1919.
Circassia.

Circassia is mountainous, but very fine
and beautiful country, bordering upon the
Black Sea, OF lis Eastern extremity. il
is also contiguous to the Russian territory
| lying toward the extremity Of The Euxine
and inerpose lis lofty mountains and fer.
lille valleys between the clutch Of Russia
and those more level aud less wild coun.
tries toward the Euphraies aud the Tigris.
Ii is The aim Of this ambitious power, Rus.
STA, TO become possessed, if II can, Of all
the realms contiguous TO the Black Sea, on
all sides. On one side the Wolf has
already laid his paws on the Danubian Pro-
vinces, on Moldayia, Bulgaria, WaIachia,
and is, on this side, therefore, fast advanc.
ing towards Conslaninople. But before
II can enslave the tracts lying on the
southern coasts Of this sea. 1t must subdue
and pass the fine people of Circassia-a
race IN physical requisites he finest speci
men of men now TO be found on this globe,
and of courage aud activity unsurpnssabe.
Against these noble but unofiending people
the Muscovite serfs have now, for many
years, been carrying on, cruelty, bloody
but fruitIess wars. No quarter is eiren, and
the amount Of lives lost is not known, ex
ceping that, generally, II is very great
1t is believed that, taking battle, sickness,
fatigue, altogether into account, not less
than 200 600 Russian serfs have left their
bones among the wild passes; and this
without gaining any ground that is ,enabe.
The Car, in furiherance Of thus murderous
conflict, tries to stop access by sea to Cir
cassia.-L London Standard of Freedom.
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HONEY IN POLAND.

We are informed that Poland is proba
bly, the most productive IN honey of any
country in Europe. A contemporary says
There are cottages in that country with
small portions Of land attached 10 hem, on
which are TO be seen as many as fifty hives,
while there are farmers and landed pro.
prietors who are in possession Of from
100 to 900. There are some farmers
who collect annually more than 200 bar.
iels of fine honey, each weighing from 400
TO 500 pounds exclusive of the wax. A
tenant is often enabled TO pay his rent and
taxes, TO defray other domestic expenses,
and often to accumulate handsome dove.
rles for his lighters, from the proceeds Of
his honey.
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Advertisements inserted at One Dollar per
tquare, iG lines or less, this sized type for The
hfst Insertion. and IS cents for each continu.
ance. Court advertisements and Shcrifiis Sales
charged IS per cent higher; and deduction
Of 335 per cent. will be made from the REGULAR
prices, for advertisers by the year. Advertise.
menis inserted monthly or quarterly 81 per
square for each time. Semi. monthly IS cents
per square for each time.
1fPostmssiers are authorized 10 act as agents.
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"Charles," said father TO his son, while
they were working in q saw m'll,--" what
possesses you to associate with such g'rls
as YOU do When l was Of your age could
90 with the tirs, cot" "Bu,," said Charles
"the frs, Gu, is always s|ab-dld YOU
know that" Help me TO turn this log
Charles-quick =
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VOLUME XIX
T.. ,. HOLTON,
EDITOR AND PROPRIETOR.

TERMS
TWO DOLLARS per annum in advance; TWO
DOLLARS and FIFTY CENTS If payment
be delayed three months; and THREE DOL
LARS II not paid until the close Of the year.
F7afhring offers TO Clubs.
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"Capi,al Punishment" as the boy said
when tho schoolmis'Iess seated him WV
the grs.
The daily national Whig. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1847-1849, 1849-03-19
Bucks Patent Hot and Alright Cooking
Stove

rs REMOVED nom Light 10 No AZ South Calvert
II Is now one year since The subscriber first introduced
this Stove 70 hs inhabitants q the city and county o. ba
that no stove ever introduced into this MARKET where %
large number been sold ever became 20 popular IN
r. S9 1. 'ns has dGns 'a now eight Year,
selling this Sosns ,oys sbs, n now
i or has been in the market for the last fifteen years.
therefore am from experience pparsa e s. my Sa %
shn. II made n sspe II either Stove or Range
bic Of doing much work q doing Mss w: s snd
mpds an or brought aDSa drse under and
The boilers, 70 Y in number Tn oven e. = very
nsns ne M sas e s az i e:
Cooking Stoves now In use, and third larger inan s
;s q in .s, Il en sTound The
ing distance from eight % twenty fss 70 m1s
Which mot en u ss Sy @ sd sending he heat
extraordinarily long distance IN the stove before coming e
s pipe 8 r sse
spsrior baker and tbs small size being capable Of
& y al. s,, a H. m SPs; ss;i :.sy
saving large mount Of fuel that usually waated ~ tns
ssafy aips sts q s uss q ana ne
aryes class hoels M dreds might be add
ed the sss o s dss nv, md con
vensncs, and al The same ms obtain ne m1a smpis
most ornamental and mom durat s.a;ns ess,Shsrs
The following few names &C. >ele' F" ""'"' $50
mest kindly eermilled g refer Il
Bishop Wau2l. " Green street. :.
Thomas Wilson, corner Calvert and Lexing ,Vh Mseis
Or, John L. Chapman Mulberry street altt
Mrs. Jane Bayilaryi, 50 North Calvert street.
Edward l.. FAINT Hanover street.
George A. Y. Sprsckelsen, II East Pratt street.
Abraham Mister, lf6 Hanover street
James T.. Williamson, corner Gay and High STREETS
John H. Rhodes, l52 Hanover street .E
DR. J. NJ. jennings North iIssh street,
Jane s. jewett, 81 Howard street
james Young, 96 Eden street.
DR. II. II. Hopkins, l67 Park street.
Joseph Husband, IT., 2l3 Pratt street
lohn 5. Selby, esq, 34 Baltimore street
DIR Henry StiInecke IN Lombard street
Female Orphan Asylum, Mulberry street.
BaInum a. To-, City HoieL
p, Tbursion, Fountain Hotel.
Daniel Dorsey, Exchange Hotel.
William Field, National Hotel ,
Thomas James, Rainbow Hotel
Col II. Capron Laurel Factory, Nd.
Many names might be added, but suppose the above
will suffice See little book al the for certificates and
further particulars Any person purchasing OF these
Stoves after giving il fair trial for thirty days. and find il
does not answer their purpose, return il, and will have
their money refunded.
N b. No AZ South Calvert Is the only place where
they can be had.
BURR PECK, Agent
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no STEAMBOAT COMPANIES.

S-Is The subscriber is now ially prepared 70 fur,
nish Steamboat Companies with all sizes OF
n Dmpieps Patent Centrifugal Blowers suitable for the
smallest river boats the largest class ocean sesera
cipes combining great strength and durability occupying
very small space, and giving greater force 10 the air with
much less power than any other Fan or Blower now IN
notion The superiority Of this blower at once manifest
10 any persons disposed to examine Its merits and - well
worthy the special attention Of all requiring the use Of
Blowers Il In becoming so rapidly In general use
in preference 10 all others.
themin use:
Steamer Bay State New York.
Atlantic steamer, Washington New York.
Atlantic steamer, Northerner do
Steamer Robert Morris, Philadelphia.
no IRON FOuNDRIES, ROLLING MILLS, &c. az. -
The subscriber also manufactures and keeps on hand full
assortment from No 10 No TO- and upward Of the above
Blowers now celebrated suitable for all kinds OF iron
works, viz cupoas, pudding and heating furnaces for
rolling mills, FORCES smiths fires, &c.
JOSIAH KISrERHOCE,
Manufacturer and General Agent for tie United States and
the CanadaR, i67 Market IT. Philad.
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ORGANS.

ORGANS,
HENRY ERDEN, i72 Centre street. offers for sale the fol-
Ill lowing Organs:
One Collie Organ OF IL stops and octave Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of Ii feet high 10 feet and inches front,
and O feet inches deep
One crecian Organ % l2 stopa Of pedal pipes
Dimensions Of case 10 feet Inches high 10 feet wde
feet deep.
One Grecian Organ of 10 stops, octave and half Of
pedals Dimensions Of " feet high, feet inches
Wide, 8 feet inches deep.
Three Gothic Swell Organs of 8 sopa. Dimensions Of
eet 2 inches high feet inches wide, and ieet
deep. if# 'Nt5
TwoGrecans Of stops, 10 feet high, feet inches wide,
and feet inchea deep
Two Gothic Organs % stops fee, high feet Inches
wide, 2 feet inches deep.
A variety OF Parlor Organa slH
One second hand Church Organ
One Seraphine. +asA
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TO MARINERS AND SURVEYORS.

IIAGaER& BROTHERS, No, c., South st., three doors
porters Of Maihsmaficai Optical and Philosophical Lsti
good assortment Of the following articles, which
we offer Tor sale at reduced prlces
Surveyors Compasses; Engineers Levels Therordotes
Theodotes Compasses; Ships Plain, Storm, and Transpa.
rent Compasses Spy-gasses; Plain and Double Tangent
Quadrsnts; Sextanls; BarometeIs Thermometersj Log
Glasses; HalEhour Classes Tape Lines; Gases Of Draw
Carpenters and Lumber Rules; Talors and Saimakers
Squares Brass and Gunter Scales Parallel Rules Draw
Biants Coust Pilots; Shpmsser's Asssants Seanlan's
Friends; Nautical Alnanncsj Lunar Tables Log Books
Shipping Papers Seamans Journalist Ready Caiculaors
good assortment Of Charts Of all parts Of the world;
Gaugng Rods Out Sticks, &C. Together with large as
n- Inst menrs Of every description repaired or made
b or,er iurue neatest manner
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

THE cAMDFN AND ANNOY RAIL ROAD LINE. FOR
PHILADELPHIA AND INTERMEDIATE PLACES will
leave Pier No N r. foot OF Battery Plrces, BY Steam.
boat JOHN POTTER for South Amboy, every day tS,ln.
day excepted,) at six O'Clock.
Passengers will take the from South Amboy 10 Cam
den and arrive In Philadelphia, about II I2 O'clock
Fare 70 Philadelphia, s3 for forward passengers TO
Philadelphia, $50 Emgrant and Transportation Line every
day, by Steamboat Transport, al 2 O'Clock r. NJ fare
s2 Freehold and Monmouth, via Stages from Iehislown
and Vests Turnout from New York 10 Freehold by Vests
s5O to sposwood and VESTS 70 cents South Amboy,
cents; Perth An,boy, II IL cents. mi
DAILY EXCURSIONS TO PHILADELPHIA
Forthe accommodation Of those persons wishing 10 spend
part Of the day IN Philadelphia either business or plea
sure, Excursion tickets will be furnished emitting pas
sengers to return by the Mail Line 4 i2 O'Clock r. nj .
the same day, or at o'clock the next morning
Tickets for the Excursion 49, be had at the Office No
0 West Street, or on board the boat
Fifty pounds Of baggage will be allowed each passen.
ger in this line and passengers expressly prohibited
from taking anything as baggage but wearing apparel
which viii be II the risk OF is owner
BLISS Agent
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sHAKsPEARE HOTEL,

CORNER OF DUANE AND WILLIAM STREETS, NEW YORK
THE SUBSCRIBERS under the firm OF BERGEN q
GALABRUN, having reitted and rcplenshed this spa.
cious esiablishnen prepared 10 receive company
There hundred and nine apartments n this house.
consisting of dining aaoons sitting rooms, parlors, lodging
rooms The large hall may be used for balls public
meetings The cooking department has been expressly ar
ranged furnish at moments notice, refreshments
Tor any number of persons, from three hundred,
be accommodated 1t the time There rooms where
private parties may be furnished with dinners sup.
ers and The tables will be furnished with The best the
kst affords. Liquors and wines from the hest establish.
ments In the city Pastry and Confectionery furnished at
the shortest notice There will be lunch IL O'Clock
every day. and attention will be spared to give sasc
ton Men Of business and those visiting the city will lind
prices will be found 10 be moderate. The French and
Spanish languages are spoken In this hotel
JAMES BERGEN,
LOUIS GALADKUN
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xt9R$ Steam Commute alton direct from
x2A3k4X Southampton to New Orleans and
baok.Fursuant order from the Lords COMMISSIONER
Of the Admiralty, the I'd Of November next and thence.
forward on the md q each succeeding month"; the ROYAL
MAIL STEAM PACKETS will proceed direct from South
ampon 70 Bermuda, Nassau, Havana, Cat Ship Island
same route 10 England,
This arrangement admits Of easy and quick convoy.
ancc TO and from Southampton and tile places above
toned and passengers for New Orleans will be conveyed
thher from the Companys vessls their arrival Cal
Ship Island, by the Mexican Gulf Railway Company
who will have steamer ready and other Convenience
provided for that purpose cost NOT exceeding three dol
lars for each person. Tie facilities will be Afforded
from New Orleans embarking on board the Royal Mail
Steam Packets for Europe DC.
The estimated time ior the voyage from Southampton is
follows TO Bermuda l6 days Nassau q days; Havana
70 days Ship Cat siapd New Orleans 70 IL days; Vera
Cruz, IS days; Tampeo IS days
The Steam Packets appointed to leave Ship Car k
land Harbor on their return to England ats NJ on tho
DIST OF each month by the above alteration passengers
proceeding TO the West Indies BY the FL q the month steam
will be conveyed via bermuda, and by the 18th Of tho
month steamer as heretofore, via Madeira and Darbsdoes
Particulars az 70 ares etc. may be obtained on spplica
Moogae street. London ditto Wrinkle street, Southampton;
Messrs Delruc q Co., Enghien, Paris; Mr. CLEANER,
y Boulevard Polssoniere ditto; Mr. Hundeiker Hambugh;
Mexican Gnlf Railway Company, New Orleans.
IS Moorgate street, London T. CHAPEL, Secretary.
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HALL, THOMPKINs q BLACK,
LATE MARC UAND d. Co.

HAVE s received large assortment Of Sheffield Plated
III Ware, consisting in part Of
Table Cutlery with plated handles match their patterns
Of silver Forks rich Epergres, Silver mounted, with o.
without paiiea Dish Covers; Caaors Tea kettlea and
lJrs Tea and Coffee Sets, Egg Boilers and Egg Siands
plain and chased Walters In sizes from 10 " inches;
Flower Fruit Jelly, and Ice Cream Stands, &C.. &c.
IN .SIL YER WARE,
The variety of patterns, and extent Of their assortment IS
much greater than be found at any or every other es
iabllsbnen in This city and quality OF their Silver
we'll as the workmanship Is not TO be surpassed In the
United States Their assortment Of Diamond and other
rich Jewelry Watches, Chains &e is complete; all OF
which are offered for sale at a small advance the cost
lie old stand No 1871 Broadway sign Of the Golden Eagle
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NEW STOCK OF
{ MBROlDERIES, &c,

OF RICH MEcHLIN TRIMMING LACE
ID Rich Valencinne Trimming Lace.
Patent do do do
do 10 do do FIR +
Iisie Threai PA do do all widrna and qush.s
New style ii Mourning Collars very neat.
Tape bordered Lawn and Linen Csmbrick Hdkfs
Hemsiiched do do do do
Wide and Marrow Rvsriers Bordsrsd do
Rich Needlework do
LARGE ASSORTMENT OF
Figured and plain white Nets, all widths,
Black silk and Cotton do do
do and light colored Crnpes, Grape Hsls and Ilunon.
bt FRESH STOCK OF
Ladies' and Geatlemes Dark Kid Gloves beat quality
Silk and Satin Srarfs and Cravsts
Rich Needlework Capes and Collars, newest style.
Infants Ncedlework Robes and Caps
Also great variety Of Evening Dresses, eoored and
plain white, For sale by
n Barclay It,, corner Greenwich sts
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BROOsKys
PATENT ELASTIC METALLIC SHANK BOOTS
T7- AND SHOES wv
CONGRESS CATERS pom LADIES AND GENTLEMEN.
These articles are superior anything ever before manu-.
factured In this any other country, for
durability, beauty and utility,

These articles are superior to anything before
factured, In this any other country for
durability, beauty, and utility
NO. l39 FULTON SrRExr, Hxw YORK
THIS unique and useful invention awarded Silver
Medal CHE highest premum) at the last Annual Fair u the
Anne Institute for it, superiority over all others offered
for petition.
navy as well every gentleman Of taste who has fairly
tested its value and 10 rapidly coming into general
among all who regard grace comfort and durability,
as desirable requisites their Boots and Shoes II makes
the boot or Shoe elastic, preserves Its original style
and shupe and gives The hollow part beautiful and eeya.
led arch thereby allowing the heel 10 be very high
with perfect ease quite low without exposing the psnta
looms strap to injury II also keeps The foot from pressing
forward and reisins il In naral and easy position
Myself and John Dick the only persons who make and
eel Boots and Shoes with this invention In the cities
New York, Brooklyn, and Jersey CRY.
CONGRESS CATERS
The undersigned The first in the city Of New York
manufacture ills justly celebrated and elegant article, con
nues 10 them up In endefs variety Of styles, in
Workmanship unequalsd end at prices deiyng compsti.
iorl All other kinds Of Boas, hc- CATERS Pumps. aud
SHIPPERS Tor laiss gentlemen, youths misses md child
rem. LOHlN Hh0oho,
1873 Fulton street.
p SJust received, case Of Russian Leather for Gen
elements Hoots, both for Dress and Water Proof This is
probably the r lot o tha celebrated Leather ever import
ed lnt0 The lIniffd statsR lfs6l
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CLOTHING, &c.
q I,rI.INS, CLOTHING IE,AREHOUSl

iDEVLIV.S' CLOTHING WAREHOUSE,
No. 80 John street, corner Of Nassau
yE Snha r;bers are prepared with most extensive and
i esleci r,ock Of FALL AND WINTER CLOTHING,
to which they respectfully invite the attention OF wAolelae
and retail buyers. u, s.,.. -,
wards OF FIFTEEN THOUSAND GARMENISN,
which they guarantee 10 be made with all Tie eiegsnce ana
durability OF the best custom tcork Of the most fashionable
houaes In the United States and prices rrAaiy osEnAf
frsr n and this together with the Caeh System, orms the
treat secret Of their most natiering ruccesa.
! Their stock Of French, Enrish, German and American
Cofhs Cdssimerts, pssgs, Bsorers 1SceeJs &c dc IS
they venture the largest aud htti selected col any
similar emablshmsnt) IN New York.
Their work made 70 order they guarantee equal 70 that
made Al the merchant aors Of the city hui AZ
pfioss corresponding with their Cheap Cash System For
II every Department. they have secured !he services o. me
best Csinsrs and Workmer the city affords n "
DANIEL 4 }. DEvLIN,
% John street, corns Of Nassau.
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MILLER a. CO.'S

TO CU.MBERLAND, BROWNSVILLE, PITTS.
BURGH WHEELING, CINCiNNATL
LOULSVILLE, 81. LOUIS.
A ARRANGEMENTS have been made with Messrs Burk 4
n Co.'S Express from baltimore to Pittsburgh for the
tension Of this Line, ON and after Monday October i to
this line all new built with the capacity Of 80 lbs,
and the best teams to be obtained have been along
the line Of the National Road. EEs
Messengers will accompany all goods by this line and see
thai the drivers the road make the allotted time from
station 10 station, without failure. t
All goods will be recciped for at any Of our ofces
agencies North South arrive in Pittsburgh In 70 hors
and Wheeling In 90 hours from Baltimore.
Goods received until i2 o'clock in the day. +,