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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Sanncper.

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nab Dem Irmlnhaus 60
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i'm egbancn Hrnenbaus 2 10
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SpuntD &Gn0 Mnb SolSatcns
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fanut16aft bat nit ben Sormen unc 3eu9
nibsn wcIde notbwsncis fno Sur grIan9uns
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auen SOIhen an, bic Uufprube wie uCrbe'
Ta9t baben une gutes uuo uortbeiIbaft sele
genes gano Su erbatten munfden.
Samuel u. Srio9es.
Qusntaun, ROu. Ia, 1850. nao0
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Die Nebnun9 BON SbOmaS Sauf,
s(nffeber Ses
2etDo Gauntp 9(rmenDal1les.
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Ben ptrfhisotuen pCrlcncn, fir loofr. 02
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06

dnoeru nctbmenol9en aulIen9Cb bduocn, 'aur
10 OUT aI5 neu. Gbenfaus, uu9efdbr Elm
Ufsr 9runc. coSu 9eb6renc, nit sinem nie'
febtenosn SruHncn poBu9Iiben Waners,
II. {. 10.
0cies Gi9entbum it in oOrtrefflibem
3ufanos, 9eIesen i'm SerSen pCu @maus,
an Der Stro6e wette uon Quentaun nah
Sumnptaun uuo pCn WtiIIerStaun na6
@oopersbure fubrt. Sas gaffbaus bat ei
ne ausaecebnte &unbfboft uno III in auen
6inIhten, wie oies aub alIs nit cemfeIben
Sefaunte sueebcn. elmer Der beitsn @irtbs
bausfdncs in oieiem gancsStbsiI. perfo'
usn, bic caS Gefbdft Su betreiben munIhen,
f6nnsn feline b,fete @eIc9enbeit tefcmmen.
0ie 9ecineurasn unc Nufwarturg OOn
afartin Gemmerer,
ah9uiG rCn GRdrp SrittSr,
S@Saus eas Obiesn Giaentbum am 9e.
uannten Sage nitt perfauft wiro, fCu e5
auf Elm Sabr pom 1fen ndbiten NpriI an
uetlebnt nereen.
Sdnuar. 30. ilq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
9Portbomptou Saunfbip.

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2 Qos. SRusliu uno YefSroerun9 eCr
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9steioune Der eCibs l %
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ber9er ... UO
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ptrn in SRauth @bunt II Do
tlntsritdeun9 bon &t60ro Wlccrs's
Sauilie 3 OO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
9trfpdtete Mrttfel.
Sfeocn.

SOI9snee Qn9abe Der Suantitit Reesn,
meIbe in ieoem Monat BON 1850 fieI, III aus
Dem SeurHaI oss Or. s. Gonrao am penn:
(pIoaniften .SOfpitaI Su @bHaec!pbia ent-
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
0DIIsicbune BON ORDERS :ur titus
tcrltiisune BON Slrmcu.

OOllsiebung BON SroerS sur HIS
tcritiisuue BON Slrmcu.
Staot Queutoun.
Scit uuo arStidbs Srbonoluu9 prn
Glnuo espsrs Csine armr) 2 70
gp. Sbul, nab Dem armrnbaus ju
nsbmtn oO
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reruna nab rem grttcsodtr ) 5O
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2(rmenbous ou
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non @m. esinbodb, in W1. @hunt 27 40
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dusaetCn pcn Srcsrs gut llnterltts
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9erfcr9un9 Ucn Shcmas Sraep 70
8tfSroerun9 ron gBm eclmtah
nab Dem Qrmsnbaus OO
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Mm 2eiSemSe.

g4ir, Die llntsrfhrie6encn, ncbnboft in Der
: gdbe pcn 8e0on9, Berts Gauntp, beSeu9en bisrs
( bird, enB mir uno mebrere @ltcocr untrer ga:
: niIlsn, ourh Or. 0ntcna, pcn bCfa9tIr Staet,
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: nen mir uno iie bsbafct paren, gu pSlIi9tr Sc
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: zine @erthicotnbcit pcn Yattnt: :NRsoiJnrn uno :
5 auoern Mitttln cbne ben 9tpdnlhtcn @rfcl9 ee:
: broudt bottcn; uno mir boltcn es fdr unfsre
( pfIitbt oicits gum 0ueSn pcn eGioenScn trtannt
: 81 ma;hcn. Il.
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Z Scbn Gan, Scbu Stbr,
: Scnas 9aclinpoer, Scbn YeIt,
: 92cbeta paaf, Scbn Sharod,
: Slaarp .. Srtbsrt Glfatstb Sbaros. :
Gpftor 2gncpnd
tetst ben Ginptbusrn pcn eebo 9auutp fine
prrftifontlIen 0iCnlte an; uno oa CT in finer
: praris cine bcinab 40iSbri0e Grfabruna in all .
: hen prrfbisoensn 8rnntbCitcn, osnsn Die mrnlh:
Iidoe SamttG untirprrftn it, 9cncfItn bat c bcft
: sr aHc, bic cs fr cut finoGn nlScn bst ibm ous
Sulpredtn, sur 3ufrltoenbCtt beotenSn 81 tSnncn
: Seine Sffiee tcfhbtt fito in osm prn 6rn.
( p nm eeb 9ebaencn ,,Bauern unc lbanbpGrttr .
: pEtsl" nabs I'M Mitte!puntt Der StaOt qasntarn,
pcidbt or rudbrsno Der Court, ;lr Vcaurmlid)ttt
Ssthsr, bic in Ger Serus pcbntn, ieosrDit anju:
Z trefcu III.
: 81. 8.-@r bat cine pripatltutr gum Gcuuti:
Z rcu ron SrausnSimmsrn.
: 2nIrutaun, San. 30, 1851. nq3m
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
9(rt,telt ; sHcCt1lallltl1.

Die 8sebnuna Don 6 barles 9. Sut d.
Sdaemeifsr Der SireftCrsn oes ee1a
Gauntp IrmsnbaufsS. pom liten Sanuar
1850 bis gum lffen Sanuar 1851.
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Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06

Yfnrr, 16 6tibe. s Sbftn, SutI, Rinerr, 4
Raiser, 80 ebaF. 81 Shrpsine, 2 g4dssu, Deaf;
trrn, Esdbltten, 2 @sgn, 4 pfd9s, Sdbitbtarrsn,
l 1retbmoitbiue 2 IHtnDmtblIn.
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Seoin9un9en:

Subfeription-@in Sbaler bes Sabrs.
Sefanntmadbun9en wsrbsn gu ben tiIIisItsn
prsiien sinsrddt
Der lecha patriot. (Allentaun, Pa.) 1848-1859, 1851-02-06
Spftpr 2lncpnd
ScTcntlicDcs Gpnccrt.

Die pbitbormcnitbs GetNfhoft rcn 9ablsbm ,sist
einen 9eebrteu publitum on, RAP
Gcrr Ofufou Gciuiqr
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CITY OF WASHINGTON.
SUNDAY MORNING, DEC. IA. ison.

90 NJ. @. JAAEs, Of Cincnasa oAio oas general usvsi
ding sgsa By JoAn T. DsaT, Wa
RAasAI Dr. j. WApswoKrs, r. X. GxAyxs A. LAWS, JAaxs
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oral agent the States Of Alabama and
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WELD Jsns Collins, JAMES DxsRIxs, A kRK WxLLsSros
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the foregoing her
elesy government. through her consul assure them
tnc law 10 which exception has been taken pass
90 ana 70 maintained Ia no spirit OF unirie mess
Bfltsh nslion any desire q, - their com
mescs or TO ossnd their pride. because Il deemed
lmPoAntso TIE tnemal pescs aud security STATS
and also thcm response TO the IN
our adnernce 70 The obnoxious regulation may lead 10
heavier iapositons upon the OF our prodnes
into the British donations that the people OF this State arc
firmly attached 10 tho principles Of free trade fully
appreciate The pTe-ominent importance Of
commerce with the subjects Of her Branne Majesty Bu
highly as ihoy value ths most important branch OF their
trade they value eth more highly the their oy
untrammeed judgment ia the selection OF the ncces
and proper means Tor securing their safety and vel
fare, not inconsistent with due 10 the rights OF
others IL they are compelled choose between CONNER
cial interest and am essential attribute OF independent
they believe that their choice win command the approba
lion and sympathy of the and people Of Great
Britain.
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OF Florence de Rohan that eyentful night when her
devoted affection drove her 10 The French camp a
VAN GRAND OF mercy She had accompanied her attend
ant on leaving his presence almost without conscious
meas but from the moment that she reached her
home, amidst lis many comforts she pinned rapidly away
disappearing without whisper OF complaint Yet over her
death bed lowered glorious and assured hope-the hope
OF being united TO that spirit that had animated TOR
her every earthly prospect
II remains but 10 be added that the death bed scene
with whatever had concerned IT, passed from the
memory 81 The Empeorhat by his private confessions,
recently disclosed, served 10 cloud his glorious
prospects OF ambition, and TO stir baneiu poison with
every political triumph and when all his brilliant
achievements came TO nought-himself prisoner, rest
essly pacing the barren submits Of ST. Heena-i dwet
with The gloom OF all his terrible emembrances Not for
any mortal pen Is given the task to recount its still tor
turing signs in the hour OF DEATH for any mortal mind
to anticipate in us full reality, the tribunal at which
every secret work will be revealed
Day are gone, by many a token
Long oreold, but sighted yet
Now the seventh last seal is broken,
And the sun In blood hath sell"
While from the eye OF the reader all record OF this
story ladies' away. may not his heart treasure up its sim
pie lesson ia lesson to that human happiness
comes neither from splendid talents brilliant achieve
mensi that intellect, however exalted unless sanc6ed
ey pure and lofty purposes, does little than prepare
Tor It's possessor a wrsched fate.
Win every right judgment OF events, the mind i'm.
proves and il is something to become free from those
preqdces which have warped at times the best balanced
minds, when such have had occasion TO pass Judgment
on The prominent names delivered by History from her
great treasury of wrecks. Through the same gate--he
gate whose portals stand by the grave Of all things
earthlyhave gone the victor aid his victims The gates
again close, and we nothing, hear nothing On the
bright pathway llumned by the flames OF vast cities
and the burning torches of unnumbered soldery, dark.
ness Closes and night s come Oh if we would pierce
that heavy veil let image in the sky Of celestial azure
tai love fit 10 gladden.. but who, called hence, find
themselves thrice and inseparaby blessed The love Of
Heaven, continuous and unaloyed, is the oil which hope
Hpto LAT ,b
low terrestrial airfaith pointing TO the time when all
the lamps OF Gods kindng shall be lifted up beyond the
armament OF stars, and hung amidst the changeless
beauty OF the heaven Of heavens.
In conclusion, we congratulate the fair auhoress en-
the appearance OF third edition. and express the hope
that its may be with her expecta.
ona, and sufficient 10 nce her to a continuance of her
literary labors.
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EROM the supply opened to-day
pairs fne and cheap blankets, suitable
hotels and boarding houses
pieces table diapers damasks all widths and prices,
very cheap
pieces dozens towels and towsinga large and
both style and prices
ore napkins, various and prices
50 pieces printed cloths very handsome patterns
pieces priced cloths and English
pieces fanne from common TO extra hne
carton white shawls
40 pieces very handsome plaid silks, new styles
400 Bay statc' Waterloo Mills" long wool shawis,
fancy and mourning
black and bomhazines-gsat bar
Rnns-sth a kinds Of mourning goods
handsome cloth for and tables
making daily additions stock, and will be
und complete.
establishment be for cash approved
uniformity observed and all
lcIrs sold IN warranted to prove represented.
Coed articles prices, relied In all
cases PERRY BROTHER,
Dec ll--l0uf opposite the Centre Market.
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order TO reduce stock, we Will oner very
great bargains the articles below named:
800 Of Blankets ranging from common TO extra super hnc
all sizes, for single and double beds-many in the lot
fne and large, and all very cheap
200 pieces white hannels, from TO extra hne, all
widths all purchasers should examine stock before
buying
pieces diapers and damasks, all widths, styles and
prices
rs pieces white cambrics and jaconets
100 pieces shsetings and piow-case cottons
40 pieces linen sbeeinGs and pllowcase linens
and towengs, choice styles and
sIes-great bargans-with many other goods.
for cash, unless arranged TO the contrary
Good articles low prices and fair dealing may be relied on IN all
PERRf BkOTHEk
Dec lI-l0W opposite the Centre Market
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o. At a meeting of tho jackson Democratic Assoc
cson Jackson Hall Saturday evening" 18th instant,
following preamble and resolutions Of
Governor Of Hungary, were unanimously adopted
Whereas the democratic Of republic
sympathized with the efforts Of patriots
promote the nations
personal political rights aud whereas Kosut,
Hungary Of the and
patriots Of the has by his genius and his hercuean efforts
the OF his native land and behalf the
liberty the Old World commended
peculiarly the sympathy respect and admiration of the
Association Of Jsckonthc who, IL
living would Others him his
Therefore,
Yeorsd BY The Jdokson Democratic 7oeiation,
Chair appoint a which
address Louis kosuh
Hungary expressive sympathy admiration Of
ton behalf OF the oppressed Of the Old World and
rendering him. behalf Of tbs Assocnon cordial welcome
the the capital Of the invitation
democratic festival 9Th OF January 1854
Rssovd further, the members OF said upon
Louis New York, and him person
dress o. this Association.
The following appointed
resolutions:
Mes Francis 7. Blar, w. w Cuan, 7. Barton Key,
French j. d. Hoover, c. g. Wslncb NJ McCaa, James l..
Gordon and Daniel Radcliffe
j. d. HOOVER, President.
MrcHsnL W. CLusxsy, Secretary pro TEN.
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c,ALUrATOR TODD, halter and fa'sr tenders his
N com,lwen,s In his nforms
that he has fomsr premises now appearing a. the
.,r in the building of the Messrs Brown
y. 81, he u.ns.d
ustjus tend TO add
,hs sc,cry inercourss the old
years. that nm increased snd continued 40
susinsncs may b mutually pleasant ana pron'soe
Nov 01-A0
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Omcc of Assistant Commissnry Of subsistenee.
WAsmsaros AksKNAL, u. U, Dec. 10, 1871.

once of Assistant Commissnry Of subsfstenee,
WAsusaros Arsenal, u. o., Dec. 10, 1851.
S,EALED PROPOSALS will be received at this office until IL
y Of December 1851, for furnishing
arsenal for commencing
January 1852 and ending the thirty FIRST day OF
December 1854.
The good wholesome quality necks and shanks
In he excluded cut quantities
10 tune be delivered three times week the
Washington within hour after SUNRISE
such Assistant Commssny Of Subsistence
The names responsible will be required sccur
ties for ne faithful performance OF the contract 80
" " w. j. L. RENO,
ncc lo-eost Capt ord. A. A. O. 4.
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Our readers are reminded that the Theatre opens for the
season Tomorrow evening. The sterling play of the
Hunchback is 10 be performed, and we learn that il will
be produced with strong and effective Of the char
acters We trust that the theatrical campaign may
mence as deserves. under cheering auspices and that
the house may be well filed with the beauty and fashion
of our city
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Mr. Sparks.

This gentleman. well known teacher OF foreign
languages. has recently returned from Europe, and is
preparing to give instruction classes and private circles
in the French. German, and Italian languages He is to
be found at the Irving House, may be addressed BY
note through the post Office. TO himself or to the Rev
James Nourse, street. between Twelfth and Thirteenth
streets.
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OFFENSIVE SALE OF Rich silks, Csshsmeres, Vel
II vets, awls-CLAGErT, NEWTON, MAY, co, hay
ing determined cell their immense stock Of silks
will this day 10 offer them nj
for enA In the lot be found rich snoq"e
brocsdc ch-ne figured plaid. wafercd striped plain co..
ors of silks ropns All the De
shades Of rich rssbmere moussesnes
printed f7nnels "a coored black silk veye cashmere
shavs and scarfs.
Member. citizens Of tbs District ae
the daily, anxious 10
dispose ofths entire sock A. soon h possible
Dee IL -diwH
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III HITEHURST"S extensive Gallery Of Pre-
muR Dasuercotypes, the Duval BIo between
AK and 9Th streets, Pennsylvania
This gaay advantages Others being built
the expressly purpose.
the largest skyligh in this country
extensive and finest south Of BALTIMORE 1t facility
for copying paintings dasuerreoypes having
world, where obtained beautiful highly
daguerreotypes all cloudy
for children. Pos, promptly attended to.
Awarded the Fair
tuls, and a,premium at the late Fair AT New York.
2O5 Baltimore Baltimore SAT
New York Pennsylvania avenue, Washington, C.; Main
Richmond Virginia Lynchbus, Virginia Norfolk
ginia and Petersburg Virginia.
These galleries free to the public all Of day
J. II. WHITEHURsT.
Dee. l2--d3m Sole proprietor.
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rELEGRAPnlC REPORTS, SO.

Arrival Of ihs Niagara al Boso"
Bosros, Dec. I3-Ths steamship Niagara reached her
Advicss from Hamburg to the zSd ul, state that
ed revolt had been organized IN several regiments o. ne
Ing out in defiance OF the Empire when was di'
covered and checked Many Of the regiments were com
TO revolt by tho agents kossuh and revolutionary
propaganda in London A large number OF officers and
soldiers had been arrested
additional by the Niagava- Oss Day Later.
LONDON Nov 29-The Paris Monitsur publishes decree
by which Ia Project. of the had been changed
or dismissed 9 The Revolution" newspaper had been
seized for a libel on the President
Paris Bourse, Nov 2s-Fives closed at 500 Thrsss
at SOL 6oc.
NEw YoRK, Dec Is-The Humboldt sailed to-day Tor
Southampton and Have with 20 and 100000
In specie
Horrible Murdsrs-Four Persons Killed
Bosfos, Dec ls-An insane man. named oarrsan, living
miles from ST. Johns N, B, murdered his wife, two
children and aunt and dangerously not fatally, wound
cd four % 1 ,se iaIy 70 ys nsa
His yeungss. child he placed on the table and seysrea IL
was badly frozen when taken
Church Desiroysd by Fire.
WORCESTER. (Msssachusets.l Dec. Is-The Methodist
Episcopal Church East Weymouth was burnt last
evening. Loss unknown
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 0.
The steamer Nick Hall exploded to-day, killing six per
PMILADELrnIA, Dec. IL.
Stocks are unchanged. Flour is firm at 81. Rye -four
and corn meal unchanged. Red wheat s5 c.; white, 92c
Yellow corn, so OATS 86 Provisions and groceries
unchanged. Whiskey, Gle.
EEw YoRK Dec ID.
Stocks are tending upwards Sales Of Erie SO. and
Canton al g. Flour Is frm-salcs of 400 bbls. State
brands So 37Aa So Al Wheat is steady-Genesee l05
southern white, i02c. Holders of mixed corn ask SO
Rye, 100. Oats, 40 C. Provisions and groceries
changed. Cotton firm, with sales OF 500 bales. Wits
key, 22c
Markets.
New ORLEANS, Dec. l0-Cotton.Sales oil 5000 bales at
steady rates ; strict mddng, H. Molasses is declining,
with Gales OF prime Mt 22 cents Rio coffee has declined,
with sales of 900 bags OF prime crop ats4 Ffeghts
have advanced cotton to Liverpool l5-32
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We understand tina. the Rev. MIR. Gallaher will
preach tomorrow in the First Presbyterian church. Four
and-a.haf street at o'clock and at halfpast o'clock
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DRY GOODS-YERBY MILLER opening very
u choice cheap stock Of dry goods such us
Cashmeres de laine, all prices
Plain plaid and brocade silks
Wstered popins
Merinoes, all shades, and very cheap
Parameto cloths
bombnzines, all grades
With other descriptions OF mourning goods
A very iargeas cambria and muslin bands
embroidered linen cambria and clear
handker chiefs, cheap
Finy Aiexander's best Kid gloves
With goods adapted ladies' and prices
hat fail TO please ...
VERIFY MILLER,
Pennsylvania avenue, between 7th and 9Th streets.
l4-eodlmif
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TO WESTERN TRAVELLERS
EXPRESS MAIL LINE FMoM BALTIMORE TO PITTS
BURG,

Through In Twenty-Five hours aud haf)
nIs line 10 Pttsbura
railroads in successful
ton. passengers Baltimore ", ban hour
the Of arrival Of the train from Washngon and
HARRISBURG transferred the Central
without delay crossing
daylight arriving Pittsbns nj the
starting The performed by railway
the 2s miles which done in first class coaches
PASSENGERS FROM THE WEST
Pittsbua Of the Central railroad and
arrive Harrisburg the morning, where the
press Baltimore and su.quebsnna railroad VIII be in
waiting proceed Immediately BALTIMORE arriving there
Washington, which leaves NJ s g.
m. OThis reliable any offered To The public
ny-Fare through teither way) ell.
For apply ticket OF the baltimore and susGno
Railroad Company Calvert Station, BALTIMORE or the
agent Central Railroad Company Psburg
ALFRED GATHER
superintendent OF Transportation
Dec lt-dlm