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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

UNNTILDER'S PATENT SALAMAN
w DER SAFE having proved Itself TO be ofinesti-
rabe value over all others mas induced other makers to m
fringe on the patent night ofmy Safe. S Herring, 10,
l57 and 1879 Waterst and a s Marvin, l6 Waer-st are
the only persons authorized to make or sell IN New
The genuine marked above, 'Widers Patent Saa-
mander Safen[ ol6 teodl B. G WILDER, Petentee
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

THOR SALE CHEAP-Two 7-octave
IL Rosewood round corner PlANO-FORFEo, III ee-
gether with the Metallic Frame, warranted Tor years and
Timed wear gratis MCDONALD BROTHER,
Oh IL le} BnMerv. between Houston and tlrs. SIS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

EHOR SALE-At the New Village, Nor
risana a new modern built two-sory Frame House,
with o-story attached, fine garden us feet
by deep, win sold cheap, the present
owner is going Part Of the purchase money can lay
Apply j. FILL the premises, between Seventh and
Eighth srs Washington-ayenue Morrlsana or I'VE
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
PIANOS.
FNSTRUCTION ON THE PIANO

Il FORTE-A young lady, well qualified and nov en-
paeed in teaching will instruct additional number OF
pupils on reasonable terms, 262 seyenh,st belSgeen
Avenues c. and will wait upon them at their resler
ces 3y her method of teaching, the pupil rapidly acquires
4 -, ,,o,,, % ,t. of he ridimcute o2f5tT
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

NATURALIZATION OF FOREIGNERS IN NEW
YoRK-The following table from the Eventng
Post, presents the number of foreigners who
have, since the commencement of the present
year, declared their intention in this city to be-
come citizens Of the United States, and also those
who have already taken out the final papers ne
eegsary to citizenship
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24
FOR SALE.-Per:

EDIANO-FOKIES FUR NALt.-Pet-
d SOILS about purchasing Pianos will nc il to their advan
tage to call at BENNET COMPANY'S Mandatory, l52
F1ens1 least eide of Broadway They have large as-
sortmep OF Rosewood Pianos constantly hand Every m
strunen warranted for years- Co have the names
gilmore han 900 persons they viii refer TO- who have pur
chased pianos OF ten all OF which have given universal sat-
but when any doubts expressed TO their quail
v the payment may be withheld until such doubts are re-
moved Old Pianos exchanged. New aud secondhand
nonoe m LAT MI L
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nUBOIS & WARRINER, ano-Forte
GVMakers 3l5 BROADWAY N Y. o22 3wt

DIANOS FOR SALE and to hire. at 7
q Barcay-s opposite the House, from 81 TO &C.
taves in rosewood and mahogany
au O5m- JAMES THOMPSON. late Tallman Randall
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oDESeu 'dII5 8IN0Vo
Each every bid also accompanied with guarantees
the following form sgned responsible petso
whose ueeay must be certified by some ons who known 70 VIZ
Deparnen either p.rs0naly b. bis Official position
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

day of Of tho acceptance Of his pro
possI quantity beng BY teDepamea OI ws WI
according thus agreement and gya eaetae.
security the days after tho reception ihs
bid Of failure enter INTO such contract and ,asa
Necry Tor pay United States tho dtertnes aFs'a
the gums hidden BY us and tho which tho United STATES
h.ohIn. dtnn fart aa auue al
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

In the Office of the Clerk of the Superior Court,
the number of naturalizations for the same length
of time, is three hundred and eighty-two, while
the declarations are nine hundred and ninety six,
making total for this city of $3.50 declarations,
and 1923 naturalizations.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

E9IANOS 25 per cent below Broadway
pricee and Of splendid tone and finish made by expe
r1euced aid The best materas at 40 Ftthay
can be suited at manufacturers prices and those buying
sell again viii find it to their interest to call as above
or lmV
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

9 "Countryman's" suggestions that there
should be in this city sufficient Police force tt
look out for accidents, sick PERSONS lost children
&c. &c, is very good, but he forgets to sugges
how they should be paid; such force would be
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1850-10-24

COMMUNICATIONS marked Proposals Tor Indian Goods
The submitted tho following headug aud awh
be tia form and terms hero penbo
wei propose furnish for the of the Indian Depart
following goods at the prices a1ad 10 then respectively
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FOR SALE.

ENOR SALE OR TO LET.-Four
Il HOUSES in the block OF 6rst-class stone front
HOUSES on Twenty ihd-s between Fourth and LeXilg
ton avs $4,000 of the purchase money will be taken IN
city or county property and large portion OF the balance
can remain on bond and mortgage Apply to ;. klCH-
ARDSON fOl Tenthst before and after O'clock, oT 10
PARIS Nassal-st, Keys al the buildings o(4lweod'
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GRAHAM I'M 1851.


GRAHAM has completed arrangements give
volume. 4l.
G. James, the celebrated novelist been engaged give
series OF splendid romances
poem for every number.
Grace Greenwood engaged give series Of her beautiful
I'M Iegare Of South Carolina, viii contribute
1851
Miss Fennmore Cooper, anihor Of Hours
gagged with Whpple and Longfelow, Bryant Lowell.
T. Reed the artist and Dusseldorf his
10 Italy, furnish from the galleries
Artists from America have been London and Pa and
Paris are q be Furnished for Gham ncomparabe ladies', depart
men which will excel anything that has been produced In
Paris England or the United States The first in the De-
All this ore,els Of spiendor in this Magazine for lss
Grahams readers will be sonhed Graham aboshes
the system of canvassn agents. and constitutes postmaster
and editor agents Nows the time form clubs he December
number closes the volume
TERMS-SINGLE COPIES g.
PRcE lS5l.All Magazine,
commencing with lsSl will be supplied the following Sim
gle subscribers % copies five copes $0 and
for $40 and sending club
scrbe These viii be departed from Of the
dollar magazines. }H
All orders addressed
GEORGE r. GRAHAM, a
l3f Chestnut street. Philadelphia Penn.
Oct A3tw
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TO OUR SUBSCRIBERS.

he name Of upon books ursss the
payment of the subscription be made In advance.
distant Subscribers may Us money by letter. postage
on which w ss paid BY BY in
safe transmission. = =
The COUNTRY PAPER h pubbsd m weakly au,,.. ,he .es
sions Of Congress- and semi weekly during hs recess
Subscriptions for period than wear will bs received ON
terms psopordoned TO the above annual rates.
0yPosTMAsTERs authorized 10 ae n. nm, al Nv
sendng DAILY subscriber, ESQ enclosed or RVS
SEMI WEEkL subcnbers, with s25 NV. WEEKLY
edition they furnish sabseslbers for, gvaii
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NEW DRESS Goods, Embroidered Sllayvls &c--The
Subscribers have this opened large addition their stock Of
fancy goods for ladies, among which
10 pieces superiativey rich brocade silks for evening
Is do do do for
10 do extra rich waered silks, every coler
do styles spotted silks very neat
do rich plain Gro de Algiers
10 do rich and styles Chene silks
Is do figured and changeabie silks, very cheap
8 heavy black watered silks, all widths
10 col0red and black Turk satns de
30 very fine French merinos, every shade
Is do rich silk yelvets do
10 do do watsred Irish popns do
SO do do French cashmere d'Ecosse, style
do do do mousselines de laine do
10 do Scotch do low-piced
IL very rich real cashmere long shawls
90 do do do do
rs latest styles scotch long do
30 styles lace capes
dozen real valencia collars
do embroidered muslin lace sleeves and cuffs
2 embroidered handkerchefs, sc.
Together many and desirable articles 10 their line,
which respectfully invite the attention of the ladies OF the
Oct s-2wif p II. HoOE co.
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III M SMITH, Of Main and 10Th streets, late
III OF the PARKER SMITH, socts early orders for
the Glass; with
lie ready the usual variety OF
chimes, reshers and horse powers corn shelters a
combined. Wheathns OF his
the celebrated Dambrough fan, much
Maryland and Pennsylvania lie asks particular
warranted superior
twice He devoes particular attention
repairs particularly those made by Jabez Par
Parker and Smith, He viii warrant such repairs 20 give
spikes inserted small cost thus
making machines inferior wear, equal 10
Also machines extra sckes
Cor same and chains for chain horse powers
Rfounonp,N Va.
Mav7
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CARD.
Wines and Ilaqwnws.


TUE snsssned .osd especially csn attention TO his '''ef Of
him for obtaining ffom abroad all wines
duced by him direct personal knowledge with the vs
ous wine districts o. Earop sn ian 10y any -
oil artces sold BY him.
them in fsci me substitute cellar ofsvery
small assorted lots Of choice wines for
decsnsed for Immediate use Including
many, NOT usually 20 % be ob,sised here. -, -.
cLuBs viii and much TO their advantage
FAMILIES can command very prices
aI.o Che ehssge.t sorts Of wines and liquors. FOR GULL
MEMBERs on LEGsLATIvE BonIEs me.ses, and others
r ~ asr rex ~ %
by e Dozen Of assorted the shortest notice.
S.ddre'''t their orders through cos ss ps, pssoEs,
Importer Wines sc walnut street, Philadelphia
oosEGARs direct importation Havana various .ort.
and band always on hand from ss 70 so per ana sou
BY the single ee, cheaper han Al any o"er store
THE magnetic Telegraph Company. tmcr.s Esso sS s
established by company in e United states sna
York, Padelphs Bnmcc and wsshingon and dsyenns asa
Sss Passoa rsasoa
ne ony line in me country time having
nes - deliver any which may be
required the 2. the g.oS w .,s an
N any o.er line T. with other comp.nie. q
nes extending sIresay over hnsss osssa mes g
msrassss o. is lately toreashy sematxed lis
~ - se S eoas 20 s is special vors 70 none Il no,
skins too when with the facilities for business
y $ s $s s % % %.p and see 90 mot
The oesofthe Magnetic Telegraph Company are washington
ey Granite BSdns New York No Hanover ssss Of
Beaver. s .,,
oc,s-d,w fasp. d Is,l President
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John n. Martin.
General agent for CIaimanfs,


Office or the presently No Law buildings. Richmond Va.
X. @ S ass s.s al .a sSs q %
q Ihs government against iadyidaa all syoanoaAy claims
% sss ss s'ss s and
he has been connected with the general nearly twelve
are saisysd y sw: -, !
a saSs.
s has the Kind psT%sson o the following gentlemen . refer
j.: ssssss ss.as aSs.' aSs. + %ss'sl
Edmundsoa, Mcsiansn, House siRsplsssnissiSss
Hon John Mason, Hon John NJ Bots and James Lyons
Hon R. Ho11s, Assistant Postmaster General and Thoma.
Atsais. Oct s..dswa -dssSn a%s% -"
NEW and Elegant Carpetings, c-The subscribers have
ne pleasure now Of informing their friends and the citizens
q he eSss sna aaes sss
,; % ss%ss. sas
,as,s any display which the attention Of their has
IN cARpETINGs.
French and English yeye latest designs, superadve
rn,;Is, !, premium .as..1 A%sesa 1s. :,as a,uss
Imperial sa ,%sss aass1 ,Psy sn.;iss ns" patterns
And american ingram, ali wool, low-picsd *.
aisnss asS sss% isas passages s.
Ess4 sp s ss sS, nv
Extra rich chenslis and ,unsd rugs o. ~
Figured baiue. and larss-sizsa cr,nS eioshs s1 &C.
IN CURTAIN MATERIALS, they name
Extra rich French de LANES
do English do ow-priced
do worsted damask, every shade
DO DO French French and r English ss sninssss dnsas
Twilled and plain Turkey (red) cashmerets
Embroideredlace and muslin curtains i
Gilt cornce late Styles gmps tasse loops &C., in great
rety -s#
They especial large carefully
ass .ss s,s, Sssss s's ama''
W aas ssssa ss ias ssa sans a sss and crib
Pillow case linens, cotton sheetings
Step damasks, step oil cloths, &c. .s
Together with every oher lneal Of which
their reputation Of furnishing the best goods the lowest
Sep, ai-4wif P. H. HooE q co.
DOOTs AND SHOES, Boots and shoes . small prof
ftsWe would respectfully call the attention Of
public
ladies' genemen misses, boys children and servants both light
and heavy;
every variety CATERS CATERS, busns,
slips, exceors Jenny Lind all warranted to give Atsc-
McCurdys slips and ties old style,
DO galter shoes do......... OF
Bronze half gaters thick soles ~
Do gaier shoes 90
Misses and ehdrsns oeveiy qualify and variety
To the Gentlemen.
Call and variety and style
Patent tieather and caskn CongSss CATERS 10
A superior water proof boots for cunning and
sewed pesged and shoes single soe
manufacture.
To the Farmas omd PiaNters.
Our fhea bcgans and boots servants and farm
hands, cannot be equaied in and quality In this city, We
ve and all % call before purchasing shall offer induce
Our OF all kinds has been purchased with from the
best Of Phladepha and the East which we are pre-
- A. HOOVER SONS,
South side ofPenn. av, betweeneth and 7th sis.
door d. l.. jackson and Bro.
Sept il-3aw4w
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WILLIAM TUCKER. Merchant Tailor, (of the late
firm OF Lane Tucke would call the attention Of bis friends
generally his Of goods opening, which
himself from the importing houses IN
New York. by greatest variety richest styles
respectfully and earnestly solicited
call and examine stock before purchasing as am
confident II viii be 10 their advantage.
And especially call attention Of officers, both Of the
navy that prepared 10 execute a kinds Of
regulations nj the shortest and
moderate pces warranted, both In The cutting and making de
parments equal amy establishment In this country.
his thanks 20 his friends for their
continued patronage and hopes by the diligence and
attention business merit continuation oftbe
All orders promptly executed.
Sept 2o-3iaw2w
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THE AMERICAN Live stock Insurance Company
vncennes Indiana Charter unlimited granted January 1850
Capital, $5O.0 600. Stockholders Individually liable.
For the insurance Of horses mul prize bus sheep and cattle
OF deserpion against the combined fire.
dent and disease aso stock driven markets
South losses paid In thirty days after proof Of DEATH
O. Bowman counsellor; Ferdinand Eberwne,
merchants Captain Is.ac Mass merchant; George D. Hay
chant Hon. Thomas Bishop builder John Wse merchant
bank Alvin w Tracy merchant and bank director Hon
AbneT t. Ellis Stale Of Vincennes Smith,
farmer bank director and auditor Of Knox county.
Joseph g. Bowman, Predeh b. shuef Whitney, Secretary
VIM and president Vincennes branch
Of the Stale Bank OF Indiana.
j. L. NELSON, agent Pennsylvania between l4th and
18th streets, Washington City. II.
sep2S-dly
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DY A. NJ FARoUHAR, formerly Of Harrisburg, Pennsylvania,
ID services in the with Mex
revolutionary war with Great Britain, and the Flor
ida
For pensions, bounty land, scrip.
Bounfy Lanlwl the purchase and sale OF bounty
land order.
OesThe applications g, patents, procuring models
ofceAl claims against the department VIII be
settlement Of contraction quarterly accounts pay OF
New orans Delta Nashville Union, Mobile Advertiser Louis
Cincinnati Gazette, Indianapolis
Sentinel Herald and Detroit Free Press viii publish 10
the OF S. and send their bills TO h1 Once
with paper. 9uhessu
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$50. rs. u..I Estate, Collection OF Debts, and
rS'0 asnsr.I Ageney, Dubuqae. lows.

80. MI Essate, Collection OF Debts, and
IsA'S Ss~nsr.I Agency, Dubuque. Iowa.
iais the legitimate sphere Of agents duties viz
h.suess descriptions connected win he United staes
"a s,rs or e surveyor generals Office for Wisconsin and
~ .,,i,., -, ,.ua ,.....a,.
purchase. sale or lease OF real estate
PAYMENT Of lands or city lots
Rsdsmpion oflands or lots from tax sale
Invesdsnn0n OF titles, conyeyancing, &C.
Te aienon emgani, emgrant societies. land brokers' and
sie,s n warrants respectfully invited 10 this eice as the sub
ss1bs opportunities Of information peculiarly ample from
seace IL sixteen years He has been nine yea
sd with the Dubuque land office, and nearly three resi-
Ami of Mones Valley IN southern Iowa. as member OF
for sale and pa exhibiting the sold and
uno public northern Iowa. viii be carefully compiled
ne convenience OF purchasers. IL Ill
and many facilities this purpose will result from extensive
favorable location. Arrangements made by
ch business may transacted through this ONCE any part
e state the neghborng counties OF Illinois and Wis
snnsn and in Minnesota Territory.
OF will be accepted from corporations
.ocia,ons merchants and business generally Business
,s,s Vii always with prompt attention. will
f f'0"0"e' VS. OHAs. CoRKERY, Notary Public
JvLy, 1860.
Hon Geo Jones' United States senator, Washington city D.
a. or Dubuque, Iowa. ,as@
on Dodge, United States senator, washngton city, D. O.,
Hon LeaeT representative Congress- Washington city,
Hon. W. Thompson Congress- Washington city,
o. O., or MI Pleasant, Iowa
Hon Disney representative In Congress, washington city
Thomas W. Clarke counsellor ataw, No. IL Wal street. New
William Denmap esq. No 70 Chatham street. New York.
n IT, sylvester ae clerk Of the Patent Oce Charesown New
Hampshire. .
Keokuk Iowa
Sept 25-3t
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5,4O0 2,IOO
@ y q % S.s earlier Sess.
should oe required y chief of bureau Payment be made
Bassn specify ,hs and si.sasy
deilys, covering saa alelasss. e..
the l., day ofNovebe and The LIST day Of 1851 and
w ss I s II a ns % as s1
and q sas. e pounds from ne meek end o. each fore
he q which
sa@ $ ss s S II s no
less liian eight pounds each.
between = tie p'Isa ' November and
pounds ssc encads he head oss nsess shoulders asns
butts as and refuse and must Be cut
Both hs beef pork be sated win, eas, statute
mus, have Vs Il fine .ed
elusive Of pickle, be made water strong salt win
barrels b entirely and be made ofas best
. se hoopsd al least Ourths
M ss w"ss s St ON its head Nvy
or Navy pork as the may be, with the contractors name
pork will directed BY chief Of
of
who Who viii g. selected s the v naa % *
specve who likewise have the barrels good
secive navyards aforesaid after inspection and their own
Two or approved equal half the
mated amount sontsc. win be and ten per
made collateral security for the due and faithful Of
s m no na s %
,he United Of failure complete deliveries
sea,rasof %
laeor ass will srs and pay 70 The United States
70 s f which s
~ m may e s ns @ % f he s
% saS and s s s beef
shall have been hs navy AGENTS duly ap
The parts Of the beef be excluded win be particularly
in Persons
esd obtain them on application a, this Office m
and s ss s sas,lss Re- w
The bureau within ten days exclusive Of time required for the
record or duplicate o the letter informing
Of win ss @ @ S ss an
cepled in conformity with this understanding
Every offer made must be accompanied Gas directed 10 the ON sec
See 70, isia Approved 10th August 1876 copy
ns1 sons. 2 ne ss Sads,
i,n n ton days, " with % good and
s' :
the bureau, that the suaran'os are able TO make good their
No proposal win be considered accompanied by
Of arm company offers with the Christian written
in full, should be Distinctly stated
Extract from the Of Congress approved augusflo, 1886
nd Be further enacted That from and amer he passage
re- ssy % o. he Nav Navy under
approved March
shall be accompanied BY written guaranty signed oy one
effect that he undertake
that bidder their bid be accepted, ente
be prescribed by the Secretary
OF sufficient surees 10 furnish the
proposed No proposal shall be considered unless
MED OF proposal and
bidder bidders, he they shall fail
within the time prescribed BY the Secretary
OF ths NAVY furnishing the
plies 6e Secretary ofthe Navy shall proceed contract w
furnishing the said suppes
forthwith difference between The amount CONTAINED
in the proposal for which he may hsy
said supplies for the whole period
charged against said bidder or bidders and h
or their suarauor Immediately
United sates for the Of The Navy Department
either or all OF said persons
Aug l-law4w
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General Agency and Law Once at Washington,
DE sELDING d wYLIE,

No. Iodd's bulidiags snnsylvonia ne1
BroWn' Hotel, Washingon, ID. C.
CHAs. DE sELDING ANDREW WYLIE, IT,, having formed
co partnership for the purpose Of prosecuting
Congress- the executive before board
ms.onen appointed for the adjustment Of spoiaons
claims against foreign
full and faithful attention all business that nay be 10
their charge They will obtaining pensons bounty
land return dutes claims arising under
otherwise buying and selling real estate, collecting claims
Andrew Wye jr., win any business with which
either himself the firm be ntrused In Of
the District Supreme Court Of the States
Chas De Seldng, being United States commissioner notary
public commissioner OF deeds all
will give prompt attention the taking Of testimony,
men Of deeds and other duties which his Office
Charges will be modeate and regulated by claimed
and the extent OF services required.
Communications pos paid will receive
Sept o-dly
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GENERAL yapor Bath-Adoped unanimously by Congress,
through tho strong recommendations United
States surgeons and other eminent physicians, testimonials
apparatus portable
favorable debaed, and the safe, distribution Of
applications aiding potent epidemic
United pentenay
and ssewhere efficient in diseases called mercus In rhea
sautay Of the operations Of the
oriental still used In Turkey there lately
studied undersigned and found be particularly sevcenbe
respiration and rights making
and furnished Also powerful but safely graduated electro
gavanic magnetic machne and oher complaints
Applied Hall, wing, 6rst foor Convenient for the
ameD No 2s, and residence OF sick. Probatlm est
Sept S-eodn BOYD REILLY.
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VALUABLE Real Estate the City Of Washington
sae.The proprietor intending move TO the West with
three brick houses and lots on Nir
gna and within square or two Of the
Navy Yard. number OF each and
well calculated for shops In conneron with dwelling
apartments the third small ostory house, subject ground
will several enclosed squares with
comfortable upon hem between the Capitol and Con
cultivation Of Vegetables
tor the Washington market for daines may be preiered
The whole occupied al present. produc
yc good condition. be sold Al reduced prices III
ties indlsputablc.
wishing purchase will please address me by letter,
apply personally Office Pennsyvana avenue, w doors
''o'' ""'''a "o'''' "ea' ''e ''''''' X M. YOUNG,
An s--codu Agent.
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A NEW Route 70 PtttsburK, via the baltimore, sus-
Pennsyrania RaiToad 1AougA to Psburg
80 express train Of win leave Calvert station daily
mail from Washington and Baltimore e
m, connecting with line Middeown ],
rving nj Harrisburg at " p. m, 10 dinner.
Harrisburg the 2, arriving NJ
Hodaysburg this point have the option Of
by packet boats
stages Holldaysburg TO Pittsbnre.
Tickets following by this uain wit
York. Wshtsy Columbia, Marietta, Middeown, Harrisburg,
Pert Mersown, Persvle Lewsown, veystown, Hunt
inedon Holiday aysburg, and Pittsburg.
This also connects with the Cumberland Valley aoad
Carlisle, shppensbug, Chambersburg and
points this road.
For passenger from Washington for Of
OF the will be al The
depot baltimore Ohio Railroad Company on The arrival o.
morning receive the baggage, which VIII be
' : s ROBERT STEWART,
Oct I-du Ticket Agent.