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Railroad accident.

HARRIsBuRa, FRIDAY, October ga passenger
train which left here yesterday, for Baltimore,
met the night train coming from Baltimore, and n
collision took place. Eleven cars were much
damaged, as we'll as one of the locomotives. A
fireman and an engineer were hurt, but not seri
ously. There were large number of passengers,
(among them Hon. Thomas Corwin and Governor
Bigler,) but they all escaped serious injury.
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OU-Crayon Daguerrcotypes by Whitchurst.
A new and beautiful style of Photographic Like.
ncsscs, possessing all the beauty and artistic finch
OF the finest miniature paintings. Specimens OF
u and 9th streets, Pennsylvania avenue Call and
zee them. Oct 20-tf
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fRnsfOn Heue.

BosToN, October 30.-The Boston Journal of this
morning publishes letter from the Hon. Edward
Everett advocating the election of General Scott.
The Webster obscquies in this city will take
place about the 18th Of November.
The Freesoil mass meeting that was to have
taken place at Fanuel Hall TO- night has been post
poned in consequence of the state of feeling in refe
renee to the death Of Mr.. Webster.
The United States surveying steamer Walker
arrived here to day from a cruise.
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~ ENTLEMEN'S FASHIONABLE READY
" MADE CLOTHING, of first quality, COM
prising the largest and beat assortment of Ready
made Garments of all kinds offered to the
citizens of Washington, such as
K'haban Overcoats, a new article
Cloak Overcoats
Sack and Surtout Overcoats, of all grades and
qualities
Superfine Dress, Frock, and Sack Coats of best
quality
Business Sack and Frock Goats
Pantaloons of all kinds and qualities
Rich Velvet, Silk, Satin, and Cashmere Vests, of
the latest and newest styles
With complete assortment of Gentlemen's
Furnishing Goods
WALL & STEPHENS,
Successors to VIM. Wall, Penn. av., between
9th and 10th sts , first door east of Iron Hall.
Oct 30-3t
7 AND WARRANTS wANTED.-The high
- est market prices paid for warrants.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Oct 25-d& v3m Opposite Treasury Building.
VOUTHS', BOYS, AND chill SREN'S
i Fashionable Ready-made Clothing and
Outmtting Establishment.-We would re.
epectfully invite particular attention to large
and extensive assortment of ready made Clothing,
for youths, boys, and children, which will be found
to embrace all the new and desirable styles Of
Frock, Sack, and Overcoats
Jackets, Pantaloons, Vests. Socks, Suspenders
Gloves, Shirts, Drawers, Handkerchiefs
Cravats, Boots, Shoes, Hats, and Caps
Particular attention paid to manufacturing gen.
tlemen's and boys Clothing to order in the most
fashionable and elegant manner.
WALL & STEPHENS,
Penn avenue, between 9th and 10th streets,
first door east of the Iron Building.
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NATIONAL THEATRE.

ga. MARSHALL. ........ Sole Lessee.
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Disaster at Sea.

New YoRK, October 30. The clipper. ship
Southern Gross, OF and from Boston, bound to Cali
forna, put into Montevideo on fire in the hold.
Through the assistance of the crew and United
States ship which was in port, the fire was extin
guished. The cargo will have to be discharged.
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CHARLES A. BAUDOUINE,
f. r. G. TRIPLETT,

Late Chief Clerk Of the Pension Office,
WILL ATTEND to the prosecution Of Claims
w against that Bureau and against the other
Departments. ne well as before Congress. Address
Box 264, Washington, d. G.
Oct 6-d3m
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7 AND WARRANTS wANTED.-The high
IL est market prices paid for warrants.
HAMILTON G. FAINT,
Oct 25-d& w3m Opposite Treasury Building
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Death of Hon. Samuel Bauliss.

New BEDFORD, October S0-Hon. Samuel Bay
liss, formerly member of Congress, and Minister
to Brazil, died in this city on Thursday.
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Departure of the Baltic.

New York, October 30.-The United States
mail steamer Baltic sailed for Liverpool to-day at
noon, with LOG passengers and 1854 900 in specie.
Among her passengers were Thomas M. Foote
Charge to Austria, George w. Riggs, bearer Of
dispatches to England, and Colonel Willoughby I,
bearer of dispatches to Naples.
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From the Brittsh Provinces.

BosToN, October 80 The steamer Admiral ar
rived here this morning, bringing ST. Johns pa.
pers of yesterday.
The address to the Queen, respecting the fishe-
ries, was presented to the Assembly on Monday.
H. b. NJ soop of war Basilisk carried into Hall
fnx an American schooner, seized for trespassing
on the fishing grounds
The passage Of the New Brunswick Railway bill
is considered certain.
The daily union., 1852-12-08

pRoPOsAIs for carrying ths mails Of ths United
States from the st day of January e he 5ot day oJune
inclusive in lne wi be Ieeessd l,he Contract once q
the Post Once Department. the ofWashngon, until the 9th
day OF December 1885, 60 be decided BY the day foowng
the route and IN The and lime herein speeined, viz
Route 420 From Jacksonville by Manchester WhiiehA Caro
ton, Kane Jensyvile, Delhi, ana Godfrey, 20 Alton
and back, daily, Sunday, IN onrhorse coaches
three Of the weekly trips 10 embrace Lynnsle, Win
chester Glasgow, and BIeese, instead Of Manchester
and Whitehall.
Leave Jacksonville daily, except Sunday, II, m;
Arrive at Alton days by q a. m.i
Leave Alton daily except sunday, at 4, p. IN;
Arrive at jacksonville next days BY v, a.
The mail carried Ia preference passengers, and 10
their exclusion required OF mails Deduction viii
be made from the mail aud fines imposed for
those not performed asreeab 10 contract The Postmaster Gen
era the repeated uIe for violating the
post office laws lilo may schedule provided
he allows pro additional stock increased
expedition No will allowed should the distance prove
greater than advertised The should be endorsed Mail
proposals for 490 Illinois, and addressed "he Second
Assistant Postmaster Genera.n
For further particulars the conditions OF bidding
attached the late advertisement for proposals for the
mails on certain routes in Illinois, sc.
$. ID. HUBBARD,
Postmaster General
Posr oFroR DEPARTMENT., Oct 81, 1854
a3--wAt
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NOTICEIhe board army appointed under
~ sixth section The makng appropriations for the
the approved August 81 1885, which the following
terms and figures, TO wit
SEC 6. .aad bs further enacted for pay equip
raemen finding their
serving under OF Captain John c. FIRE.
In California during the eighteen hundred and
appoa by the muster-rels e the War Department.
far the subsistence supplies consumed said volunteers said
service hundred dollars hereby
p-opaed the otherwise appIop
ated and the Secretary Of War is authorized and
appoint and dinieesed officers the
anime and Congress all such claims be
cned funds advanced and and supplies OF all kinds
furnished taken said command whilst
the public services and for the OF said heard OF officers
the OF tive thousand dollars is hereby appropriated
being session in Washington, n c. notifies all
claims United States funds advanced and
supplies Of all kinds furnished for the
serving Captain John
California during the hundred and
present the board Office Penn
sylvania and l7th street.
All documents the board in the English language
accompanied by EnCl translation the
The National lnSsenser and Republic washington c the
Boston CooT, Boston, the New York Express New
York c the Pennsylvania nquirer IN Phiadepha Pas the Re
publican, in ST. Louis, MOI the Bulletin, New Orleans,
and the Evening Pcayune in San francisco Cal requested
this twice week weeks, their
copy Of their paper the Office board.
WAHssToS, ID. c., August IA, l552
Sept l5-2aw4w
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Land for sale In Eastern virginia.

Land for Sale I'm Eastern Virginia.
HE undersigned being by from attending
land owned by him. has concluded To offer IL for
This about inles from WiamsbuIg
james City county In Williamsburg located 1--WE hourshine
academies female, which considered be
excellence by the William and Mary College Is
In tins institution under the OF te
bishop Of the Protestant Episcopal Church of Virginia. and
where distinguished have been educated including JEFF
other American Presidents individuals desrous OF ed
eating their children here offered therefore, great inducemen
between New
York. Baltimore Richmond, will shortly touch regularly
wharf within miles from this farm and that account
garden. IL consists
arabic valuable meadow contains 6ne
springs and mill and there abundance mar The
whole TO ISL
OF land miles from this the " Norfolk Beaconn
few snee gentleman who is the proprietor Of
of who wished purchase
establish a vegetable garden,p &c.
aTHE LOWER VIRaIsfA-We take from
the Norfolk Argus tho following Statistics &ci The steamship
Roanoke New York. carried from market
No 81 barrels Of cherries and 23s barrels Of The
Baltimore week averaged each trip 200
peas. IL estimated that less than half million
win be realized the by the shipment of early
vegetables from this port AL Richmond Eaqtfrer.
Persons wishing purchase win communicate with the under
signed, al Williamsburg, Virginia.
July 22-lawi5t JOHN III. GAIT, nj. ID.
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THE UNION WASHINGTON WEDNESDAY, MORNING. DECEMBER

Ann White William M. PaEss1.-I1a the Circuit
Court for Montgomery county a Court OF Equity.
THE eonpaa4nt In her b abeut the et day
land lying ia Montgomery county Maryland devised 10 her BY
James White for the OF iK hundred and deed
delivered her defendant
pursuance OF between said defend
gave number payment VI the
hundred dollars, eight which be
hundred twenty dollars
cents, re tho 2Ist day November 1896
And defendant further OF the said
executed and delivered the complainant bearing
date with said deed and purporng 70 be mortgage of the
said land the heTeef which, the
panant advised not sufficient in law 10 operate mortgage
on the said land
The bi therefore, prays said paper treated
foreclosure thereof deeeed and such portion
ad land be sold for the Of the said notes which have
fallen the defendant
make and sufficient the said premises
said day be given by the
complainant he purchase that there
herr aud publication against the said defendant
who resides State Maryland unknown Is
bereupon this 2 August 1881 adudged and ordered that
inserted
published Washington, in the District OF Co
umba before the 10Th day OF October
defendant The object and sub
this bill and him this court, person
SOLICITOR before the first Monday u March next to
the premises and show he has why decree
NICHOLAS BREWER, Circuit Judge.
Copy
JAS. g. HEsIso, Clerk.
Sep H-lawiw .N.
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STEWAIsr Vickens and Mary yickens, his wife.
~ DnnuAfd Meekin William heekins, Emily Meekin and
Susan Smithln circuit Dorchester county, sitting
equity, State OF Maryland, July 1852 August A..
The object this suit decree for sale OF certain
real estate lying and being la Dorchester county.
The hill John Meekins, OF said county,
departed this lie time about the eighteen hundred
and uy, widow Elizabeth Meekns Mary Meekns,
Thomas M-ekns, Depnara Meen smhi that the
said ohn Meeku o land called
May Point lying aud being Meekns' Neck and Tar Bay
Ia said county, containing thirty land that
he devised his said widow, Elizabeth Meekns during
her life that the said Elizabeth departed this life sometime
the spring eigeen hundred and that the said Mary
Meekns has ntermaed with tho said Stewart Vickens
that the said Tsns Meen departed this life, leaving
children William Msekns and Emily Meekns, his heirs
law that the sad william MeeAHs and Emily heekns infants
under the pwcntone that the said Susan smith has
len the Of Maryland and reside in parts unknown
the companan that viii be for the benefit and interest OF all
that the said land shall he od under decree
the purpose Of division Of the proceeds
those entitled thereto,
adudged ordered and decreed BY the order OF the
circuit for Dorchester hst the complainant ly
copy 30 inserted ~ Newspaper published al
Wuason city once 10 each Of five successive weeks before The
len September giving notice the said absent defendant
vng and 70 her heirs fdad Of The object and substance Of this
bill her them appear this conr by
cor before The fourth Tuesday Of January next 10
premises, show any she they have, why
decree ought not 70 pass prayed
ARA SPENCE.
SAMUEL D. La coSrrR Solicitor for Complainant
True cupy-Tcsie;
hugll-law5w r. j. HENRY, Clerk
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SsDER's CHEAP WINE STORE, No. 10 ysl.,,
~ street. below Fourth PhlAdslyh liquors Of an er
tries, Of direct importation foa the and pToduee G
cheaper than other and furnished on @
gFess and 0the at Washington cy shortest
BY "Adams's Express.n
Shenes, Sparkling Champagne, a.
Madoras, Moet,
Ports, CucquOt
Red wine, Dinet,
Tenerine, Peruchot,
Lisbon, Heidsick,
MuseaI and many ohsH.
FIonugnan, Sparkling Mosele,
Malaga, Ilockhem,
Clarels OF all sorts, Rudeshein
sauene, MaTcobTunn,
Burgandies, the largest stock in phiadephia.
Braadies Of all sorts,
dark pale In casks, demlohn, in bottles with some cha
aud very and old. up
iish and seoch whskey monongahea Boubon Jamaica s
preserving brandy blackberry wild brandes |
ale, London porter aud stout In bbis Of and dozen
Haoana Cigars,
Of direct importation reliable quality ayay. o
Wholesale or by the quarter box. -i
The only establishment where all wines &e. a,.t d,c,
from the original package in which imported. '"
Hotels Country Trade,
and supplied, wholesale RETAIL cask ei
dozen, pac kage OF assorted
Orders by posi- oreiegraph, giving limit price euasn,
be satisfactorily hiied on the goods taken back -
familiar personal acquaintance with all the prIncpa
dueRg of Europe, The has, Lo
there enable offer good articles cheap examine
JACOB sNlDRR, JR,s
Cheap Wine Store, No. 70 Walnut 81, Phladelph,,0.
Feb IL dly
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University OF Nashville.

Medical Department.
Of lectures this department viii
the frat Monday Of November next, and
till tho first Of the ensuing March,
Paul r. Eve, M, d., Principles and Practice Of Surgery
John Nj Wason NJ d.. Obstetrics and the Diseases OF Women
and Children.
A. IL Buchanan, NJ d. Surgical and Pathological Anatomy and
Physiology
w. Bowling Practice Of Medicine,
c. X Winston, M d. Materia Medica and Medical JuisPru
Robert M. Porter, NJ d., General and Special Anatomy.
J. Berrien Lindsey, NJ d., Chemistry and Pharmacy.
NJ. d.. Anatomy,
The anatomical viii opened for the first
Monday of October.
The students viii have TO the State Hospital
full of lectures will be by the poies
sors, commencing on first Monday OF October.
Fee OF professor Sl5 maeulaon ticket So dlssecng
ticket $40 graduation fee S25
Good board obanedn The city nj from So so 50
week. Further may be obtained by addressing
Dean. ID. LINDSLEY, M. d., Dean.
NASHVILLE, (Tenn.) June, 1852.
Sep S-lawtslNov
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A VALUABLE FARM FOR sALFc,-T1e subscriber. having
determined make change in his aars, oher' for sale his
Fairfax county, Virginia, situated Immediately the
nrHpkc leading from AeKandh TO WiHchester
miles from former place, and x from Wash
ngon District sf Columbia The improvements consist OF
large and convenient wosory brick house, win I'VE rooms
Kitchen and all necessary buildings Also brick
wagon stand backsmid shop, which furnish annually between
hundred hundred and fy leads Of About
wood; The balance cleared aud In rapidly
improving condition crops, stock &C. will be sold with the
nnd and possession given further particulars in
qnre of Daniel Raed esq Washington city, D. o., Dr.
Isaac Wnster, Alexandra, Virginia. : ....
t0-lnw5t EDWIN =. flTLHbeH.
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Notice OF the three additional Land
Districts in the State of Iowa.
IN Of the Congress approved August 1884, en
sd An act to create three additional land districts IN us State
Iowa hereby declare make land office
for 'CHA RToN DIsTRICTnin said state is fixed the
OF CHARLTON that for The "NoRTHERN DlsTRICTn at
FORT DES MONIES, and for the "MSsOURl RIVER DIS
TRICTn the town Of KANEsVLE the sites which have been
Praaidant q limited
Given under hand city of Washington this second day
Of September, A. ID. le52.
by order Of the President;
JOHN WILSON,
Acting Commissioner OF the General Land office
Sept 3-law6w
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- EDWARD X COLLINS X CO.,
Sc Wall street, NJ Y.
BROWN, sHIPLEY, CO.,
Liverpool.
t. @. ROBERTS 4 CO.,
Kings Arms Yard, London.
.# JOHN MUNRoE Il CO.,
Dame des Victories
~ .s.a a.#.e GEO. DRAPER, Havre.
The one of these shps accountable god silver
specie, eweIry, precious stones OF nea unless p
adng signed thereo and the value ereo
Sept 5--dly
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Post once Department. October is, 1854.


NOTICE hereby that the advertisement Of the sot Of
IN 1884, inviting proposals for service The New Or
being accordance with the Of
August last establishing the The hereby with
place. By duly cert
copy referred thar there clause
requiring vessels the mail
Orleans and Vera Cruz shall be adaped for
poses" Bidders will therefore themselves accordingly
vessels however be used the mails the
be constructed In accordance with the
referred 20. s. ID. HUBBARD,
naInnnAI rlnnarn
The daily union., 1852-12-08

CHARLES II. Clemency and Elizabeth CIeneney,
" his wife, Eusebus Welsh and Ohers.-Circu Ceuu
Talbot county in term saaTne object of This
real in Talbot
wcha certain John Leonard died seized and possessed
The bin that John Leonard departed this life seized
Of Talbot leaving complainant
Elizabeth H. Cemency and the defendants Eusebius Welc Sally
Ann Porter George NJ Leonard Ellen Wec and james Williams
and Mary Williams, his wife, his and legal
ses that viii he for the interest advantage OF all parties
said should be sod the said
James Williams Mary Williams reside Of the Of Mary
land.
hereupon adudged and ordered that the complanan,s by
causing copy newspaper pub
shed Wasbingon the District Of Columbia, each
defendants of object
this bill and them 70 appear In This court by
citnr third Monday November
the premises and show cause any they have why
ought not not pass, as prayed.
Pa, HOPPER
Irue copy-AtIcsti
sAMI T. HOPKINS,
Aug ls-law3w CLERK Circuit Court.
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FOR HARPER,s FERRY.

(pAfLr LtSH.)
HE packet Bell Fashion will
commencing fon this date between Georgetown and EapsrS
Ferry.
Leaving Georgetown daily at arriving Harper
morning 10 the Cumberland
Winchester.
Returning, leaving Harpers Feny p M arriving Geerge
morning O'Clock.
omnibuses be readiness arrival Of passengers
Georgetown, "a convey them Ia Washington.
Q1-Fare through, including board 81 50.
Mar 9s-dU
pALTIMoRE College OF Dental Surgery, session
ID Is52-'53
Chaplin Harris, A. H. NJ D. Professor Of Principles Prac
uce Of Dental Surgery.
Thos r. Bond, r, A. NJ NJ. D. Professor Special Pathology
and Therapeutics.
w r. Handy, M. u, Professor Of Anatomy Physiology
Alfred A. Bandy, NJ D. Professor Of Operative Dencsty,
Phir II. Austen NJ. d. Professor Mechanical Denstry
Reginald N. Wright, A. NJ NJ d., Lecturer Chemistry
The mechanical and decting will be opened
MoEday o October The inhrnary viii opn throughout
The regular Of lectures
November, and continue hn the last Of March.
Tickets for The sll0 dssoctng uckct (opona sos
mR1culatan, s. diploma fee, ESQ.
Good board from 81 so to 50 80.
Ang5 w. n. HANDY, Dean.
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mn n,yNEns of Ianda ln Tesas.-A renteman b vir

OWNERS OF Lands In Texas.A gentleman in Virginia
who good and lawyer desires 20 orenove 70 Texas
present senson, would like
lands In country, with bring them
market.
family and small capital is desroua engaging
agriculture lie give the most satisfactory testimonials capc
responsibility, his
considerable emigration Texas
ANY awner who himself
o arrangement be paeedin correspondence
advertiser and get suitable responses, addressing, paid
WIN. GoULDfN,
General agent md collector, Richmond, virginia.
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I,tioGnito Postponcment OF Land sales in Iowa.

Intioinite postponemept OF Land Sales in Iowa.
NOTICE hereby given sales of public lands ordered
be Fairfield Iowa City and Dubuque, in the State Of
iowa y bearing date the 2gh July ulmo here
tnden postponed In consequence Of the act OF Congress en-
ted IAN act TO three additional land districts IN The state
approved 1852 by which all the lands
and detached from the above old districts
and rprocmcda the earliest day practices
bic after Offices shall have been duly organized
BY the Presidents MlLLARD flLbhOKE
WILsoE,
Acting Commissioner Of the General Land once.
AnR l3-lRw4w
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pms Is give notice that the subscriber hath OBJ
tanned from the orphans OF Washington county the Dis
ct OF Columbia letters administration the personal estate of
Francis W. Dominek Ayres, South America, de-
persons having the said deceased
hereby warned exhibit the with the vouchers thereof the
subscriber before a6h day February they
by excluded from all benefit of the said
Given under my hand this 9Th day Of August, 1884,
HENRY MAY, Administrator.
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University of Virginia

THE session OF this university win October
Il and June 29,h.
lie schools are l. ancient languages medem languages
mathematical natural phosophy chemistry and maiea med
lea g. medicines comparative anatomy pyology and
geyi phioophy O. 10, ecturehip OF anatomy
There professor each school, assistant
the schools Of ancient modern languages and mae
mniics and adjunct professor ofaw and lecturer
Expenses. fees paid in advance IL school be
attended, s5O two, $50 eachi three S25 each SIS
NoTrn the school oflaw the for the intermediate
$50; senior, S75ai.endancs higher involving
the privilege Of attending lower class The for the
OF medical lectures, including dissectng
fee, are sos.
Roard and lodging, including Diet bedding furniture
and attendance, S0, paid in three
Uhdvance washing, - 10 $40 session fuel and light,
occupying SIS so each. 40
Rent Of doptoy, occupying room 50 each
Maicuaton fee, &c, SIS IS
o3s
contingent dcposite Of $40 required Of each student
The necessary clothing books, Sc,
cannot be accurately stated.
GEssNER HARRISON,
Aug l7-2aw2w Chairman Faculty.
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LEaa Il,..s., ss2aas.I saagga;sa

A NEW Route to Pittsburg, via the Baltimore, Sus-
Railroad PtsbuTg
express win leave Calvert daily
United States mail from Washington and Baltimore
connecting with the fast line al Mddiotown M,
riying At Harrisburg at IA, M, TO dinner.
The Harrisburg for the at arriving
IIodaysbur Aths point passengers have the option
taking either Johnsown,
stages direct from Holndlysburg 10 Pittsbnrg.
Tickets viii be sold the following points by this
York, Wghtsville, Coumhia Marietta Middetown, Harrisburg
New Psrt, Mersown PCysye, ,Lewou Mcyoyrtown, Hunt
ingdou, Holiday ysbuFg and Ptabnrg.
This train also connects with the Cumberland Valley railroad
which through Carlisle, ShpFgnsbutg, Chambebu
other points this road.
the accommodation Of passengers from Washington any
the ,boye points, the Of the will be
Of the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Company the arrival
the morning AT receive the baggage, which will be
ROBERT STEWART,
Oct l-dd Ticket Agent.
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IIArIrLTON's yvORrSS-Life Earnest slno % cents
III The Mount o olives. leuo. cents
Han on willows lemo. cents
Thaukfulness. lsmo, %
Life of Hall. 32mo. Gilt, 30 cents
Happy Home--llusatod. 50
Life of Lady Coquhoun-wth portrait. 75 cents
Or Hamilton u well known this of the
brilliant writer's 81 the day His Life in Esrnes the soul
like huele blast, and this beautiful falls
the low sweet wall Of magnificent dre from
master This h volume stand beside Lunde
For snle by GRAY n BALIANTYNF.
MOVIE Seventh