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TELEGRAPHIC INTELLIGENCE.
Reported for the Journal,
CHARLESTON, May 8, 1851

CHARLESTON, May 8, 1851.
The vote has been taken on the Report Of
the Committee of 2l The second and third
Resolutions were passed unanimously. There
were six xdissenting voices to the first and fourth
The Convention adjourned at six o'clock
this evening. w.
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Our Cotton Market,

There has been an active demand for cotton
during tho week, with slight improvement in
prices. We quote at 6 to lOc.
Charleston q rotations, 7 10 II.
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aBe Sure You're Right, then Go Ahsad:s

INV W. any VI " o1sfPPoo0
that they can continue to carry the corn In one
end Of their Sacks the stone in the other and sue
ceSslully compete with those who have hrosca out
the stone. Imagine good old thrifty farmerof5 80
years ago, before rail road from Camdenio
Charleston was dreamed of and whentwo weeks
or more were required to make trip down toour
sea port and home again. imagine such-a one
here to-day, and the alternative offered him Sof
waggoning or steamins his produce to mdtket--
With all his predictions for aoI cusioms,p think
you that when informed that steam would ac-
complish in hours that which the Wagon would
require weeks to do, he would prefer the lat
ter? No indeed. Our fathers were men OF
sense, had just appreciation Of the value OF
the "dimes and dollars" and acknowledged in
its full force, the adage that atime is MONEY!
Ergo, Zen passantO they were not like their de-
generate sons, to he found "kilting time" at bar
rooms, billiard and card tables, nine pirislleys,
cock pits and so forth aud so on, becoming SO ex-
pert at their profession that they too often sue
ceed in "kiling" all their time before they hayo
lived out half their days going,:ahead" indeed,
but alas, not first rghted. -
Our purpose however, is more particularly to
call the attention of the good people OF Kershaw,
Lancaster, Monroe, Mecklenburg, &c. to the way
in which their neghbors are Kidding themselves
ofthe stones, getting "right and going ahead
Look at Edgefeld! The Advertisersays:
Below we give statement Of travel over the
Hamburg and Edgefeld Plank Road, from Goth
March to 3Oth April inclusive:
Four, five and six horse wagons, 6ls
Two horse wagons, -
Two horse buggies and carriages, l08
One horse bugges and carts, l54
Horseback, ll5
Total number of vehicles, &c. 767
Look at Columbia, stretching forth her iron
annihilating space and extending commercial
facilities in direction fatal to our prosperity
Fayetteville too, with her Plank Road steadily ap-
preaching section Of country from which We
have hitherto drawn stores of wealth. oursn-
mediate neghbor, Cheraw, with her recent acquisi-
ton of third line of daily stages connetting
with Warsaw, on the Wilmington and Weldon
Road, and her projected Plank Road to connect
with the most important cotton growing region of
North carolina. Our friends too, in the District
which bears the honorcd ramr of "raro|ilIa's
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Southern Rights Convention.

We have devoted a considerable space to-day
to the proceedings Of this body, believing that nur
columns could be occupied by nothing Of more
general interest at the present time The procee-
dings, it will be seen, evince determined spirit
of resistance ON the part Of the Convection, and
fthe deepates correctly represent the public SEN
timent of their respective sections, there seems 10
be no doubt that cur gallant State will, with or
without cooperation, make bold and vigorous
effort to relieve herself of the ruin and degreda-
ton that waits her in the Union as It nowis
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From the Delegates ofthe Southern Rights Assocl-
atons, Of South Carolina, assembled in Charles
ton, to the Southern Rights Associations of the
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81. II hELENA NESOLOiloNs.
Resolred, That in the opinion of this Con-
vention the institutions of South Carolina are
no longer safe under the Constitution nor i'll
the Union.
2. Resolred, That the concert of the Souths
ern States in any systematic and decisive resis.
tanee to the power of the General Government
has been sought hitherto in vain. -
g. ReSolred, That the only effective call up.
on the South must be by the appeal of prac-
tical issue.
a. Resoiped, That the committee to whom
these resolutions are referred, be instructed, in
the name of the Convention to memorialize the
Legislature of the State to convene the State
Convention at the earliest period practicable
after the lst of February, 1852, for the purpose
of declaring South Caroliua an independent
State. q 80 % =
On motionof Mr.. Gregg, the Convention
adjourned till o'clock, p. M. ..-,. o.,
Al TERNOON SESSION. ri
Mr.. G. A. T. enholun stated that he had in his
poss 'ssioa a lctter: from the Hon. Langdon
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Clerical AnectiOte.

The Rev, James Galaher, from the West, who is now
preaching evening after evening the church OF Rev
John c. Smith. 9Th street, in this city, some time
since IN eastern city, where a number of cergymen
together. One OF the company was expatiatng on
the character OF the western country health Ii
is sicky." said he, with confident ar. :" 1t is very
sckly"
think you mistaken" said Mr.. Gailaher. al
born and brought up in the West have travelled
extensively through most of the western States have
preached there than thirty years know the
try we'll You greatly mistaken sir, as 10 It's charac-
terror heath-greatiy mistaken"
"You must give me fuets," replied the slender man
i" You must give me facts, sir know that many men
will contend that their home is healthy, let the
be as il may. But you must give me facts sir"
"Well, sir" said Mr.. Galsber. rising and standing
erect, right in front of the as,ailanhis height six fee
two inches and his weight at the time above two hundec
and seventy" Well, sir, will give you the fat tha
AJAX gave the Trojans
Whole hosts of heroes Greece has yet to boast
And sends the samILs Of her host"
The slender clerical specimen said no
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THE UNION: WASHINGTON SUNDAY MORNING, NOV 30 1851

men. and review these scenes, and then ask himself
that question, and his answer will be-No. The tickle
ness and Inconsistency of such course would be too
fragrant for any politician with the least preension 10
sanity 10 be guilty Of Governor Johnson not only did
not support The administration OF Mr. Adams, but was
The a and me asi to be seen marching under the proud
banner OF General Jackson. 10 whom and whose friends
the names OF Adams and Clay were peculiarly odiou,
Those who make this charge are either inexcusably
ignorant OF hopelessly depraved Who will pretend
that Andrew Jackson was supporter of the Adams
administration None-not one now make this
declaration. and challenge contradictions That pending
the contest which resulted in the election of MIR Adams
ihe vote OF Cen Jackson in the Senate and Gov John
son IN the House of Representatives will be found 10
agree on the questions of tariff, internal improve
mens and every question OF importance that was brought
forward during that evenul period Of our national his
tory Deny this, federal satellites if you can. Thus
IS another and the last charge nailed 10 the counter 1t
is IN vain that the wing press will endeavor 10 find a
bemIsh IN the public character OF our standard bearer
he is now and ever has BEEN true to the SouTH and the
Uniona State-rghis republican OF The Jeifersonian
school,
Respectfully, your friend.
CLARKsBuRG, Va.,) Nov 81 1851
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SONS Of Europe-the Gar, who is The secret hope
ana IDOL OF every trembling tool of power from
perrin TO Naples-he Gar, already allied to the
oonapails and who has always manifested regard
'o' 'nen proporioned 10 the hatred and aversion
OF 'he older NOTES.-THE Car, who seems determined
soon 10 crown the traditional policy OF Russia with ru
uon' ana place Constantine at Constantinople-
gar perhaps alone speak of 1852 with confidence
lor wha he popheses the down-rodden and dependent
courts OF Germany prevent nor debt etlered Eng
iau avert nor indifferent els Atlantic peoples informed
uie win Sir why should hey' Sufficient unto the day
IS the evil thereof
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Ry A. GREEN, Auctloncer.

VALUABLE FARM NEAR WASHINGTON AT AUCTION
On Monday, the 9Th December, shall O'clock a. M
the premises, handsome farm lying Iii road
about miles from the Navy Yard bridget being
longing Mr. j. Il. Dement,, which
Of Messrs Young Berry, good
in good Of CIVILIZATIONS well adapted growth
vegetables and description
and five thirty of which fine meadow land II Is well
wateed by branch running through good
and cellar with all necessary buildings
having purchased
will be positively sold the highest bidder fine chance
speculation.
Terms One fourth balance six, twelve, eighteen
MONTHS the purchaser giving bearing
from the day Of sale, satisfactorily secured.
A.
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SIR The perusal Of the remarks Of your New York
pondent days since, in relation TO the mnse
rial crisis in France suggested TO the following reHec
tons, which note as they occurred 10 me.
Perhaps there trade than that OF The political
prophet and this is especially OF French politics
this time STILL amid the many elements that see,h.
ing in The Partisan cauldron some facts emerge and
may lay hold on these toeraby sure ingredients in
every possible solution OF the present crisis.
Il may be relied that LOUIS Napoleon was taken ny
by the experienced politicians OF France the first step
regular attack upos the republican form oil government
The prestige OF his made him an available weapon
in their hands His an,ecedents gave that he
had no love or respect for the republic. Oreansm,
in perishing had left only ukewarm and ungraelul par
tisans The elder branch had nothing better than Henry
and another restoration TO offer. Louis Napoleon was
therefore pi,. aer-a drag upon the true republican
party.
With the advent OF Louis Napoleon swarm Of
old and new imperalist adventures. whose ann ana
whose hope has been, and still is TO convert temporary
and delegated trust into solid permanent more or less
irresponsible authority for the glory OF France and then
private advantage
The decisi We moment approaches What will be the ac-
ton OF Louis Napoleon himself in this juncture In the
first place. let not forget that by the same constitution
that makes him Presden, he is positively forbidden to
aspire that Office at the close OF the present term II be
means TO conform TO his solemn oath, he must follow the
example OF Cavagnac, and modesy and honestly make
way Tor another There several reasons why "a
scarcely probable that he will do this
ls,ly. His conduct up TO the moment when he re.en-
tered France which was that Of an incorrgbe petendef
to the throne.
ally. His behavior, since in Office in relation to
money matters will leave untouched his speeches, and
his silence more eloquent than any speech lie has in.
doged in a reckless eectoaeerng expenditure from the
momep, of his election-an expenditure not justified
either BY his private or by bis public salary, or by
any hopes for the future consistent with the keeping oil
his oath and the conservation Of the republic.
ally lie is perhaps the only one OF the asprants IN
France whom the Auiocrat may choose 10 countenanes
and assist Henry v being simply Impossible, il is MOI
clear that the Car may not find Bonaparte, under
obligations 70 himself useful occupant Of the high
est post in France The Gar, who alone has gained
aud has gained immensely, By the recent conyul
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From our Bnltin,ors Correspondent,


BALTIMORE, Nov. % o. p. m.
Governor Lowe, in pursuance of tho power vested in
him 10y the constitution, has appointed Judge lie
grand chef iudge OF the court ofappcals. The will
be organized in Annapolis on Monday next
James MeGovern, who stabbed on Wednesday
night 10y Joshua Morgan for nteiering in quarrel in
which the latter engaged, died yesterday Morgan is
under arrest
The Philadelphia trials excite the greatest inter.
est In community, and their details read with
avidity.
TuE MaRKETs-Four Is very actve-ssles Of 200 bile
Howard at SO sli, and 2 80 bbls duo at W. SO
Sales OF 200 bbls City Mills at SO si aud 2ooo DOS 90
80 S7b. Prime white wheat nj 20 - GEMS iea' 20
81 cents Old white and yellow corn, % y 90 cents new
yellow IS a Sc cents Whskey dull al - cents.
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by A. GREEN. Auctloneer.

VALUABLE FARM, HORSES, cows, AIMING UTENSILS
HAY, STRAW, CORN, FODDER. POTATOES, TURNIPs,
Sc, AT AUCTONOn Wednesday, the 10th December, shall
sell on the premises at 10 O'Clock valuable farm, contain
miles
turnpike Rockville road being part formerly
belonging Mr. Burnett The soil naturally
quality the orwhich in high Of cultivation and
productive with sufficient quantity OF woodland for the
well with and
through every field. The buildings consist Of
good barn. proximity
and Washington and adaptation the
grass crops will render equal any
Maryland for dairy also, the farming UTENSILS horses cattle
hay straw fodder, corn, potatoes, urnips &c.
Terms will be liberal, and made known sale
Nov 2g-eod6ds A. GREEN, Auctoneer.
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n Uopy ACADEMY -Boardinx and Day school for
IL Young gentlemen, corner OF X and lth
q. b. MORRISON Principal
n r. Latham, A. NJ, Professor Of Ancient Languages.
Mons. r. Raoult Modern .
g. y. Keech, Tutor.
-, Teacher Of Penmanship,
Mes Csrusi and ardea Teachers Of Instrumental Music,
James p. Mclean, Teacher OF Drawing and Painting.
course designed the student eihe
business for learned professions, for entering
higher classes colleges In branch Of tuition
sound and complete
academic
,is,ina reading writing arithmetic English geography
eepine Greek and modern languages history
composition both English and Latin Gre
Antiquities logic mathemaics, chemistry, nHina
n M philosophy music, drawing, &c.
Terms OF board and tuition moderate.
RrrHsrsossi
Rev. g. Pyne, D., Rev. J. w, French, VIM Corcoran
eso Tboma. Ruchio esq, Prof D. Bache, Prof Gales -
Chew, D. Baltimore, Capt r. J. Page, 3 ", and Captain I"
Blake, u s.N
Nov lg-du
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HANGING ACADEMy.-Firt Course.-Mr. r. H. Liable
the citizens OF Washington eeo'ao
town dancing lessons Tor me
Thursday, November Al hs room of.,
George Thomas Parkers grocery soe south sue OF
boween 9th streets, opposite Browns new hotel
Days Of tuition Tuesdays, Thur.dsys, and Saturday,
fashionable dances will be introduced and nseh'
It-dn
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NEW Ea.h,on.bi. ,Iorinx E.tablishm.nt.-H

NEW Fashionable Tailoring Estnblishmcnt.-H. +.
LOUDON Co, and tsiors, Browns Hotel,
avenue have opened their
selected stock Of goods for gnuemens such
cloths. vesngs, furnishing goods generally.
Army navy, marine and officers viii hnd
swords. epaue ssshes and such other
prescribe
experience Of in legitimate tailoring and
select goods. desire please,
protect against prices, inducements
offer respectfully solicit patronage.
Nov ls-d3m
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by A. GREEN, Aucttoneer,

III ANDSOME TWO-STORY BRICK HOUSE LOT Az
IA AuCTION-On Monday the lst of December shai
o'eioeS brick
situated on north between oh and 10Th being
No. No 3s The house good
yeHienuy arranged rooms including garrett
good brick stable The properly handsomely located
the property MIR. Il. D0nohoo.
Terms One fourth cash balance in six and twelve MONTHS
purchaser TO notes bearing given deed
OF trust taken title indsputabe
Novso-d A. GREEN, Auctioneer.
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crs building, Pennsylvania between
OF
Congress- strangers and the public generally 70 ns "ge ana
selected stock on aths and vesngs, sll Of
which Is prepared in his psuai seeah, e
Of OF those hpe, nh
ana ~. o.ymen which much admired for
be e ouay and comfort and being Determined 10 do hns
ne-s on The cash principle snail profits and quick
Y
Al Kinds of mnde IN the best msnner no
cofdlnR n regulations
Wanted two or good hands but the hest work
~ nsea annly NOV 20--S,wim
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Lqie from CuLIEnrniu .

Nav ORLEANS. Nov 2S.--Advioes have been received
from san Francisco TO November l. Great excitement
prevailed mere IN consequence OF the eleven
the crew and passengers OF the clipper ship Challenge
the captain and mates The former escaped but the
had been arrested.
Accounts from the mines very enc our ag ing, and
iar business going forward in produce, Ne
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By DYER Il MCGUIRE, Auctioneers.

STOCE BOOTS, SHOES, BROGANS SLIPPERS, &c
Wednesday, December 10 O'clock
shall sell the stock Of boot and shoe
Gentiemen youths and boys fno calf and boots shoes,
CATERS, and bIogans.
Ladies' and misses fine hid and morocco slippers
Jenny Lind ties lasting gaer boots.
In Of India rubber shoes and boots.
under, cash SIS, credit of thirty and
satisfactorily endorsed bearing interest
DYER & MCGUIRE,
ID AueuoneeIs
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ID UssEI SMITHS Panorama Of the Holy Ls"" w"
IL Temperance Han "Wednesday evening, he A' "
stant at * O'Clock. -
Also specimens Chinese paintings and variety OF
rich Chinese costumes selected gentleman OF taste VINO
spent years the Celestial Empire oc'so-o
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Philharmonic, Nov ~

The trial Of Runaway, charged with treason, 10 pro-
crossing rapidly. Five witnesses Were examined this
moaning, among whom Dickerson Gorsuch. the OF
The gentleman murdered, and who was badly wounded
nmseHi Joshua Goruch cousin of the deceased De-
ofsueh to Lancaster county In pursuit OF tho fugves
lhet testimony establishes the fact that the prisoner Han
away was early on the ground after the sounding of
Tue NORM and was Immediately followed by band OF ne
os mat he refused 10 assist in The OF the slaves
aho hat ms presence gave encouragement them,
SHOWN by The fact thar the firing commenced from the
mouse oil Parkeras those within him la tho
laEe The case snl exees mlense interest.
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III international Magazine for December
Rural Homes OF OF Houses suited TO American Cou y
Life by Wheeler
fbe Y,op,ns OF World by Henry William Herbert
rhs Tei OF Poland by l.. 4. Snxton. volumes,
Memoirs q Life OF Doctor Chalmers Volume J.
6Punchsn Labors Of Hercules, with Illustrations, - -.
.hhANth lAtLShs
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rELEGHArac REPORTS, sc.

., Nav YORK, Nov. 20
Ia the court Of Oyer and Tenminer this morning Quo
1rnSg, to the murder Of bis wife and Antonio Lopez
Tor the murder OF Policeman Foster were sentenced 20 be
hung on the 23d OF January - "
stocks are hrm Al yesterdays quotations Fl,nr 3
steady-sses Of 1900 bbis. 80 s7k az % Tor S.ts
brands Rye Hour aud corn meal are unchanged Sales
OF Michigan white wheat al 80 cents and Canadian !. IS
cents Mixed corn 90 Rye, % cents Oan 81
GENTS Provisions and groceries are without alteration
Cotton Is firm, with fair sales. Whiskey, 2ll cents
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Church.-Reverend Doctor LUsT nj ou,ncv
will preach in this church 10 day al m acacl
Nov 30 $3.50 $1,000 y ~
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OASIS-For sale pair Of splendid ponies old
perfectly sound kind and gentle, very Travellers well
matched They breed English
French Canadian aud well worthy wishing
purchase either for harness saddle both
horses and suitable for ladies' use
WALKER KIMMELL.
NJ D. Also several suits Of
gentlemen Likewise splendid 10
hire for congressional term.
Nov 30-3teod' w Il K
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HOTELs, ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS etc., will please In No
IL notice that the subscriber opening
men Of toilet articles, such HAIR, TOOTH
smell and buffalo dressing and fneteeh combs
Cologne in short and in long bote loo
fine, distilled by Madame Lavigne gallon
hoant soap, for bathing, sc, &c. -
PARkER'S
.D-3t ~
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go 80 - 4 81

SEtsffeE -s.SksSlcEE HSsltit{8fti4s9S t
baltimore and Washington Rsilroad-Chanxe OF
Hours.
Monday,
" Washington and Baltimore will be olowsi
Leave Washington and st n. m. H. and s. p m.
Leave Baltimore at and 81 a. m. andi aud u,
The train Washington
will with the and from Philadelphia
Il. II. PARSONS,
Nov 2g-df Agent.
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fTTs FOR tENT.-Three the
LID houses, desirab situated the 10Th and
Ell will be finished complete and let In December Each
has sitting and dining roo eonneced BY oidng doo two
chambers, kitchen,
room, clothes press, closets sc pump by csern water in
balcony
entire being furnished by the proprietor
Also furnished house, (eigh rooms, lighted with Capitol
SIDE adjoining the public grounds, lately occupied
3. w Iuge A. McClenand, &c large yard cellar els
wood house. Possession December
Inquire The premises at the War Departmental -
Nov. 29-dlw J, L. BROWN.
'OI sALEThree horses accustomed work in single
double saddle a
mare, years old imported from England.
the stables OF Messrs Sutton Whsley
the Of Sh where necessary information
relating them can be obtained.
Nov 2s-- da'
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NOR RENT.-Two handsomely FURNISHED parors, with bed
attached, the north side Of Penpsyyans avenue
within few doors Of the National Hotel Inquire at The jewe
of the subscriber, Z. w. HEfDON
Norp IA
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A CARD-The the public is respectfully
cabinet French China dinner
service manie glass silver plated
hair together with
of household furniture all which has been selected with
manufactures expressly for the city trade,
sold exceedingly low for liberal credit for
| satisfactory paper, - ..,.u
DYER MCGUIRE,
Sept I'D Ausuopeers,
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sIUTaToRy-ws H. TODD halter and forr.r, tenders his
compliments friends and and Informs then
entered his former premises, now appearing the
hotel building Of the Messrs Brown
he he
nnces trusting business tend TO add
experienced in the old stand for the
years. and hoping that increased and continued
quantance may be mutually pleasant and profitable
A~-dM
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A. TYSON 81 SISTERS SEMINARY for Young
W. Ladies' on r. between 18th 18th The second
quarter OF tins institution will Monday
cember. - ~ " - ~
Tuition In the higher branches including
and drawing, quarter
Music languages and painting charges
circulars be had
Franck Taylor, H. Farnham or at the Seminary. -
Nov 30
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III H. H.t rresbyterfan Church, Streer.-Thefe
nv 1s IN this church this (sabbath) morning O'Clock
siock by the Rev. Mason Noble. - ' fN
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Pennsylvania Railroad.

Pennsy lvanin Railroad.
81 ~ rWUsNI WINTER hRRANGEMENT-Be tween
- - fH0kS Philadelphia aud Pitt.burr-1imr reduced
to
carried Railroad Company
Philadelphia Pittsbus
twenty eight miles Of excellent turnpike
Fare ell.
This between great Yves,
Atlantic cities
THOMAS MOORE,
New ll-d3n Agent Penn'a Railroad Co.