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The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13
Important Decisi0ns by tho Secretary OF the
Interior,

From the Washington Star Sept l0l
Ths Secretary of the Interior has very recently decided
two or three points appeals from rulings of the
ing Commissioner of Indian Affairs which involved prtn-
cpes Of importance. viz upon the application of
- Fletcher Mr. Folks Indian Agent among the Wiane-
bsgoes Tor Compensation for services rendered in that
capacitE{0 month two after his successor (sp.
succeeding ADMINISTRATOR had entsred
uponHhsssdscharge of his duties. Fletcher remained
Tor ct tie agency, aiding his ut his
The atter long since paid for his services
during that time The Secretary rules that there Ia
law euthorisrx the payment for the services Of two
such agents At the time and Of refused to
allow the claim.
The second Is another claim Of the same Late
agent, Fletcher for compensation a. Commissioners
sofa Having performed such services he claims pay
Tor hem thus in addition to his regular pay as Indian
Agent at that time. The Secretary understood to rule
that ne cannot be paid in two capacities 1T the same
time That he was bound under his commission rs an
Indian Asnt tn give the government al his time while
holding It, strikes US, that the Law has been ad-
ministered IL these two by the head Of the De-
partmsnt the public interest Il destined to be much
benefited. ll7--
This branch of the government has heretofore been
mime as it into which millions of have dis
appeared forever upon all sorts of fmsy grow
ing for tbs part out Of the difficulty OF managing
Indian Aars and dealing with Indians other matters
are disposed Of ard other persons dealt with If the De-
parment wiz only perssvere Ia saying mo-, in
10 al QUESTION: ole demands Indian funds, those en-
Ployea among the tribes, dealing with ths will soon
learn that hereafter they must their operations
by rules governing the transaction Of business with the
community 1t large.
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~ n gsase s4eA Agusa Tsx end rosta wsss - Last
Ous-W hAh Ard sperm were unAltessd. rhs salss Of
ehsF artioes inslndSa 10 baskets svs 81 "a lax %
% and 5000 gallons linsssd ct 67c. . CSC.
PRovMoSs Pork tsndsd upwards the operations
oo@Psised - Ssa: Western, Ct el2 s1H zig for
further monuments In out meats. Tho sales Of lard
amounted 70 400 pkgs. q lie. llssc Some 200 bbs
beef found buyers ct previous figures Butter end cheese
remained In fair request. and firm.
soAP-Thers were 100 boxes CASTLE taken ut l2e Per
sueARs-ws heard that coo hhds. Cuba were sold,
partly at6Zc. per ID.
ToRAcoo-Soms Is hhds- Kentucky realized 7Kc. per
h.
WMKXY.Sales were made of 800 bbls. ct 29c. 29Kc.
for Western and Soc for prison. with 50 hhds drudge
at 2oc. Per gallon.
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ADVERTISEMENTS RENEWED EVERY DAY.
THE MILITARY.

$SAS5s ss:FS ssssH GsesrASz
n: Of % @ 81 IA
so condition q this Company and tho acts Of certain
q P:xsiI se%S;ss; = three ssRssssa
the following preamble and resout,ns and their return
s the company which on motion were
rsis 81 Ss
had obtained bis commission as First eutenan Of the
haa sTsnsad g VIM ssnsei for tho
TO hs hs % any s
Parry i the seventh r.smsat. % i therefore
soas
opinion, illegal and uneoHsttSsSn,l. Colonel buryes
Captain Of the Fifth Company and had legally
Resolved That this company elected captain the 10th
day q Augut last said election Was ordered By
4 .ss'ss declared Sesssss
the ss
and being Sy IL name by M
r Se pss ysn anu ~
1s h 70 III aSassa e
from tins W. Put hn sd rs ais e.
pl!ne and general harmony.
h. sy hi
acting in the capacity Of an hs not IN
SsVips received hi: psrsousr me and
W
either ooer and consequently call up
him return to his company that trust which he has
wansony misusod.
Resolved That In the holding and defacng the roll Of
this company by VIM r. Bensel in the total opposition to
the captain of the corps hold act calling for
the utter denuncaton Of officer and member Of the
division.
We pledge ourselves company Of thirty SIX active
members take suoh action In this matter its impor
lance and legal advisers direct being
good citizens ready to maintain the law and defend our
rights
Resolved That . company in the Seventh Regiment
and true Guards further pledge ourselves to
united exertions maintain that character for
eTgy and discipline which the Fifth Company ever en-
dvorsd TO sustain and which the present emergency
quires.
Resolved That the foregoing preamble and resolutions
be publish cd in the New York Herald, Military Argus Uni
ted Service Journal and Sunday Mercury.
Signed BY the following members present at said meet
ing - =
Orderly Sergeant Walter cosine; John Cook. %
Sergeant John Podmore Sd Sergeant Robert g. MCDOWELL
9Th Sergeant Wm I. Price, LIST Corporal; Geo. Myers "a
Privatss- Bernard. Burr, Bsudst. BROOKS, Frederick
Grsishten A. .; Cresht}cn cl1ugh: Gorsy GarpsntsT
10y, Korsey, Lounibury, Mclaughlin, McCsrtan, Plat
Pstre, Reilly Robinson sokely Sayre, Triers, White
WILSON
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OK North CarolnA. The COMPANY sns h n about
hundred acres Of lard II sltoAtsa elsss ~ jape'
ton of the secondary and primitive formations whlch
well known TO be the fountain q ninsrals Six veins Of
gold have already been opened
The annexed statement exhibits ths condition Of the
leading departments Of ths hanks Of shis city the
27th of August, and the Sd and 10th Of September
NEW YORK CtTY BAsKs,
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FUR GOODS.

WHOLESALE FUR GOODS.-LEwIs MAWsON IN
w porter and manufacturer Of fancy furs No Psrk
pace from Broadway bees leave invite the at
tcnticn OF city and country buyers to his stock
Of superior furs comprising article in tho ne This
regular for house, other goods but furs sold this
tabsbJnent and goods purchased here
rcrs pIioo saving fully Of cent The stock const
in part, ~ follows 100 dszen boas victornes psrinss
100 do. NUTS; LOO do mantiuas, Poonaiss cspes 40 -
do. gente bons, DC 80 do fur cloves 200 do ladies'
cuffs and auntets ~ do superior Dutch swan skins.
Also sleigh robes, Bnfalo do Californian and Austrasa
fur go00s, too numerous to designate.
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1853-09-13

TENTH ASSEMBLY DIs1RIcT-AT AN ADJOURNED
meeting OF the Tenth Assembly District Convention,
held at tho house Of VIM Wiley BloomiDgdae road
Saturday evening September 10Th 1853 pursuas to tho Gall
OF the Democratic General Committee Of Septem Der 3D.
1852 for the purpose Of nominating delegate and alternate
70 we MT 9osepn .eefy wss teetea
ballot Mr. John Quin Of the NnetOenth ward unan
mous1y elected delegate and Terence Mcclure, OF tho
Twelfth ward, was elected the alternate:
WIS., IT, Donrnrv Secretary.
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DRC POSALS FOR OIL FOR LIGHT HOUSES. Urea
sury Department, Office Lighthouse Board September

B. 1858. -.
Sealed proposals. will be received at this office until
o'clock NJ Friday the sd inst, for supplying the
lighthouse establishment with twentyone thousand five
hundred l gallons Of the best quality fa strained
pressed sperm OIL to be delivered alongside Of tho
melt supply vessel At Boston New York city, New Bed
be specified in the bdsJ Ia tight we'll made
casks suitable shipping In prime order before the
Esd of October next In the supply should
notbe ready the oil the appointed day Of do
livery above, the contracting party will be at liberty to
deliver it to authorized agent Of the establish
fifteen days from the time of such delivery. All the oil
the TO DO
to the usual tests specific gravity at which
It will remain impd BY burning and by such other means
whom that duty assigned before will BE-
40 deg. Of Fahrsnheit. or lower.
Bond with security to the satisfaction tho
atty fifth Of the value Of the contract for its faithful
execution
board under authority Of the department. reserves
from other considerations than its amount
dorsed for OIL and then enclosed to the Score
tary of the Lighthouse Board, Washington city.
BY order Of the Lighthouse Board
THORNTON A. JENKINS, Sc retary.
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EXPRESS AGENCIES.

TxPRxsS FOR AUSTRALIA.-0FFICE 50 BReAD.
II way-AdAms Co.'S express for Port Philip MelSsufas
and Sydney, per steamship Golden Age, Wednesday.
September y, 1853
steamer Golden Age Lieut. b D. Porter, o. s. H. scsa-
mander, Wednesday, 18th nst st O'Clock. r n. u
charge Of . special messengor TO Destination.
Frsghts and pack.ge Of every description WI! - ~
and small parcels and dispatches until O'clock, F. l.
merchandise and packages for Sydney viii be Forwarded
promptly by first After srrva 81
Arc 60 the Of nesris kind Of
dze &c. free Of duty II nevertheless absolutely nsoessa
detail enable Us to their goods without delay e II
Australia Customs ADAMS 4 CO., SO Broadway.
GEoaas AowroH. Resident Partner. Melbourne. xls-
tralia.
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WASTHD-A. PRESIDENT TO PRESIDE OYER TN.
apply tha. not wt.e go security for ten years
7 Broadway. and cannot produce credentials being
emineny cot Apply 70 saZ o. The Surveyors Clerks, os
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FURNITURE,

EIR BRoADwAY-ENANELLED AND COTTAGE
C.tO sets.-Great reduction in prces-Giilies RveuA
are offering rich sets Of snamelled and chamber fr.a
Greene street. Of kiln dried materials GILLIES BYRB
6 Broadway, east side few doors above Spring street
ENAMELLED TURNITURE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS II.
~ vite attention to their stock Of furntur
which for durability and oheaPness 10 unsurpassed SpkG
from SIS and upwards finished in any style. Dsasgs
and sslesroom 60 White street. west Of Broadway.
WARWICK TU1MU4.
ENAMELLED COTTAGE FURNITURE.-SOUTHn1l
IL dealers VIII ind complete assortment Of beaded.
RMs% and Ssss q =
Those who have the set No a. GLASS g. CrysSa PlsSN
know how their furnture 10 finished
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YOUNG MEMS DEMOCRATIC UNION CLUB.
i PROSPECTUS
Of the
LIBRARY AND READING ROOMS


Tbs Young Mems Democratic Union Club OF the city
New York has been compelled by the increase Of
bers and the growing sphere OF Its scon TO provide
ample than has heretofore
Identified only with those raj principles
which the party has always planted itself
in time past and upon which alone continue
fully to maintain It's high position before the country
tho world tiscsrdng all sections jeaousies local divisions
and prsonal combinations, cliques and interests
worthy 20 attention interrupt the
Of sction-tbe Young Mons Democratic Uaion Clab
proposes itself objects the entire hearty active
union Of the party and tho wider circulation those
principles In which all real democrats united and
for the which they can co operate without hes
ton or dstrust central and permanent location
cessar enable the club TO perform the work in which
engaged With perfect efficiency and regularity
club received Therefore 70 procure club house
and elegant building No 65 Broadway Eighth
and Min tb streets The all and club every adj
vantage from ts position and capacity public
In hs building they abou. to establish reading room
and library and every member Of the club payment
the yearly subscription Of S. will DO entitled 70 the
thereof
The Committee will meet every afternoon from 3tiu q
o'clock, until further notice, at the above building
II. l.. CARR, Chairman,
8. WALLACE Corr, Stc'y,l
THOMAS A. GLOVER,
JAMES W. SMITH, cou-,....
J.. +. HARRISON, iNo""'pee
III. TFNHo,
j. WILKINSON SLEIGH-,
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AGENCY.

ATExsIN co.'s WESTERN LAND AGENCY. Ia.
~ fayette InaIOfios in New York. g Wan stxssA.-
commission, in Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin, or Iowa. Je
cous locations made the newly projected railroads
interested .AGgd apply tho he's; lss..ess
locations For further nformann Ana
circulars apply ut the Land Warrant Of6oe Of
r. ]. COLEMAN. 6S Wall eteeoe.
DEAL ESTATE poFFICK a HARRISON sTRKK1.-
II The subscriber continues TO give his whole attention =
the Management Of real estate TO sell lease and col
perty always hAAd and for SALE Lots farms country
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NEW YORK vOLUNTEERS.-THE OFFICERS AND
IN members Of this regiment will assemble, in otzen's
dress Wednesday the 18th instant ct O'Clock p NJ
the Mercer House for the purpose Of tho
attending Broadway theatre
in the evening. BY direction Of the committee,
G. DYCKNAN, Breyet Lieutenant Colonel,
Chairman Committee.
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TRAVELLERs' GUIDE.


1853 az. sss4s AsD sz.1.
:sp Up sssss nd IS 81 .s -
trains &e,ss;n and aaa: :as md
w S.I
through ssksts oan ;. pr.'qTsd and S.ss.gs ohs.is
e. sssssS e! f sossss.:: .... .
Is :i sas @
5 snS G Sar CORNER, M =
street !: sLoHT aD. saS
OAxs!DEE AND ID. A Z. n RAILROAD 70 PHILA1I,
"a md a s I il. ,.ss s. :
and ssss1 e
z CT
TIHANcE OF PIER OF THK MORNING LINE ron
y Albany and immediate laadinsa Fare q e Ah..X.
TON csps Var Fart hi The sts.aSoss Pie =
e; z ID ~ e.
trains going east or wet Returning leaves Albany sy
take ~
ws rss inquire -
sTys WEE,
n
.aNs%Il train "a THROUGH way trains 81 nH -
Express train, 4 p. II. Accommodation train 7P. II.
For Tarrytown IL p II. For Peekski 10 A. NJ Rs r. ~
and H. For Poushksepse, A. n and 40 P. y. Peg.
sengers taken st Chsmbsrs Canal Chrstophsr. Thrss
day mail train from Canal street. n r. H. fsr Ana
NJ, stepping at all way stations.
EDMUND FRENCH, supsriaseaasaA
MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INTERMK-
I1 date landings-Fare one dollar TO Albany. Meals
served Oh board. The commodious steamer ARMEnIAs
OF Chambers street Tuesdsy Thursday Saturday.
at o'clock A. M. and arrive at Albany in time fog t6S
trains going East West Returning Albany svoy
Monday, wednesday and Friday at O'Clock A. n
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIRKcf. VIA
IN New Jersey Rairosd.-United States and Expren
Iandt street, at g. and A. n, and 4.O and $50 r Z
4 and 40 and $50 r n from foot q WsiSai .sr.s
Faro g. q 60 for second class In the A. NJ from Rev Hc
and $50 r. n. from Phsdslphia. Through tickets SSl
and pAssenges and through baggage carried for BAls
Mshington HSTfoik ana Casrisston, in the ana A -
extra trains behind sime Passengers With baSxaxs 60
the ferry fftcsp minutes before the trains Leave
NEW YORK AND MONTREAL RAILROXD. VA
IN Bellows Falls, Rutland, Burlington, St. JohnsbuR
Montpelier ~ Adams and Kouses Point TO Ogdsnsburg -
Montreal Ticket othces-New Haven Railroad cesnR y
broadway and CADs street. and Twenty sixth strssk ~
fsxScfs nYDs Agent. 1852 South r
> oessn House and Ocean. Port The new .sssss;:
JAMES CHRISTOPHER, Captain John Price, viii les.s
cents LEAVES New York Sept att o'clock n; SSpt,
IL at ii A. Nj Sept Il at liz A. NJ Leaves 0ce.n PA
Sept. at IL O'Clock MI Sept a. T. NJ; sept 10 M2 e
nIs fPPNl u " ~ '''' = " ~ r NJ '''''
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NOTICE BLUES.-THE REGULAR
be held ct No TX Eldridgs street. Tuesday evening.
Sept b. at eight O'clock, and punotua attendance 10
quested. BY order of WIN. Z. GWYN, CommandAnt
THO. p. WHEELER, SECRETARY. -,
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MATRIMONY.

MATRisoMY MADE EASY. OR HOW TO WIZ q
nI Loyer-lrofsgsor LAWT0N, Boston, Formerly Of L~s
don, will tcpd TO any address tbs receipt Of doe
post paid plain directions to enable ladies gentleet
win ts devoted Of many Of the opposite se.
their hearts desire. The process % simple bu4 -
captivating, that All may DO married, Irrespective
Be arranged With such care and deoscy detsotion
Impossible. Address Professor Lswson, Bosten Mss Ne
Dce oostA~a 70
MADAME LA COMpT HAS A SMALL LOT OF THy
IM composition which procured At great expense.
Tho far famed vesuyus eSchsntress fhis mYteross
comp ton will enable tatloa gentle TO and e.
tain tbs sssossey any 2ths opposite sss Hssn y Usw.
sxd Nyest,
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'aooAo %
Notwithstanding the large amount Of stock redeemed,
tho Of receipts expenditures for the quarter
amounted to sSs78sl7 o. The actual ordinary expen-
ditures during the month including interest public
debt, were 3ll ,470,S82
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NOTICE TO TIE PUBLIC.-THE PRoPRIET0RS
have extended their new line q omnsussss commsne
Hoboken ferry through Christopher street TO Fourth
through Fourth down the Bowery to Basard to Market
South, down South to Catharne Roosevelt Peck slip Full
ton and Wall street ferries to Coentes slip. MYERS
C0UTANT, Proprietors.
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THE TURF.

HENTREvILLE COURSE. /. I-TROTTTNG.--PURsE
$500 mile heats best three In fve wagons free to all
horses excepting Flora Temple Mac Tacony and Highland
Maid Also stallion purse OF $50, mile heats best three
In free to all stations except Washington
and Cardinal The above purses TO Of in September
race To oloss September Il by 10 O'clock At
Duryee Falklands HOTEL East Broadway and
Catherine street.
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IN arm Of PERINE, PATTERSON d STACK, has taken
te shpysrd formerly occupied BY the late nrm ~ the foot
North to the Grand and Houston
street Ferries Williamsburg whore be will carry the
business Of bodybuilding In sll It's brsnches
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DRY GOODS.

IA. importatons and beautiful styles Of goods
present adopted in Paris Rich plaid aud brocsde silks
iace dress goods together With splendid and complete
and collars. A. KERR CO.. YT Broadway. three doors
below Ninth street
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MORNING BOAT FOR ALBANY AND INrERK.
Nl diate lsndings.Fsre one dollar to Albany Meals
served Oh board. The commodious steamer ARMEnIAs
Capt Polhemus will the pier at the fsot
OF Chambers street Tuesday Thursday Saturday.
at O'Clock A. M and arrive at Albany in tina fog tS
trains going East West Returning Albany every
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at O'Clock A. u.
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MASONIC THE ANNUAL COMMUNICATION OF
M Saint Johns Grand Lodge Of the Most Ancient and
norabe Fraternity and Accepted Nasons State
Of New York viii be held at Follerton Hall No 6s Chrys
tie street. this uesday evening at o'clock BY order
CHAS w. WHITES, Grand SecretsrY.
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kRpdS s.fps. WARRANTED yKsH AND aKsunE-

ksie.-Grssn oitron. Pine
Apple, Nutmeg. r
Wax Asiea-Finesi Kind.
Nusfurtia-a.
Au~t.n.u-blAek and White.
Oso,.. silver skin, white Por-
'asal, Yellow and Rcd.
Ckrn. n -l I.O
feis-kxtrA EArly, Early MAY;
Washington. do fralns, do chArl.
ton; Dwarf Blue Prns.ian. DO
hArrosfAt; bishop Dwarfprolinc.
farsstps-l.ong smooth
Ireneh, 9oernsey.
Iarses-Curled.
=, FIpsr@LArEs Hell, or Bull
Ne.r. Tomato SNAPPED; Cayenne.
~ "pk i~-iarss yellow
khseare-vie,oria.
adsia.>A-Lonx SCARLET Short
Typ, seArle, rarnip; White do.
s a.Los DO Long salmon. Blae.
,,s sa.-vs-0rv.s.,.s,s Oyster
spiRdoA-Round isaved.
SghdSi-kaTly bush, bell.
Iosssite'-Larss Red. do Vel.
low; kgg. =
N.ra,P-Early Flat Dutch; do
Red Top, Large White Norfolk;
White Globe, kuta Baga; Dale's
Hybrid.
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NJoCEon ana ansr tAsistA June. 1854 the believing
~ transportaton q Passsn
F,r. the RICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG POTOMAC RAIL
ROAD:
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AsFsifNiges-Nhite Giant
AfficAaks-l.Arne olona

AsFdf,ages-Mhite Giant
A'ftoAoks-l-ArEe 0lobs.
bsi'.s-i-Arse Lima. Small do.
ned CrAnberry. SCARLET knnner.c
bread Windsor,
S,.sil,belas-EarlyYsliou: sin
Meeks, do Mohawk. DO CHM. n.
Nalentins dc, Hall Moaa. R,,us,.
isV 10 one, Ned cranbsTry
besf-kArly Hood Tarnin
kooted, do yellow do do. 49,
Blood; White saissian; fssnes
sugar MAngel wurt.ci.
BsNSUsa-furpls Cape. White
Cape.
Ca6bd9e-Karly rork; Larx-
dc, karly sugar Loaf do Batter.
sea; do oShearr do vAnAek, do
Nonp.rcil; fiat Dutch; Drum.
head, Large Bergen; q reen Ourl.
ed savoy, Drumhezd savoy, Red
Dutch TOT Picking.
Iuailaosoer-Early and Late.
Ceeyy-white SOLID; Ned do.
teirSyt-Long Orange sarly
Hern, Atringhzm, White Field
tre<s-carlvd OF Peppergras..
teceit1ss-karly Frame, do
Cluster, Long urvsn, Lang Green
soathsatc, Mate spinvd. aher-
Kin.
Corn-EsrIy Sugar. do rusca.
rora, do yellow.
hsdine-1reen Curled.
kyg isdnf.
or Cole.
LosS-Large Scotch.
Leisucc-koyal White Head;
Tee Drnmhead; W hite Co.'s;
brown Dutch, Curled India or
Cape.
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For children under twelve half
will be charged
ed will be required the dcsguatcd
pont aud desiring point
nsnated will pay The charge to the point next dsgnAe With
his poNs that no peitcn shall than IS ernts for
istanee both this points be regular stopping places otherwise
he charge will not be less than Giiy
charge being made
will not be responsible for IT, gross ucg
the Of their
Die for specie bills notes ewey anything bat the passen
GERS necessary baggage.
Paengcrson the wishing be taken the should
make the day handkerchief II Ia
aght with alght from the
anti reaches them is best however passengers prae
eabe TO get In at depots regular stopping the
OF the mail being the
able TO stop at other points the road
wishing 10 be Should
the Train Captain OF their wish aer leaving the
epOt.
Passengers prohibited IRON standing platform
getting in OF the when In motion
~ order Of the Board Of Directors;
Q. W. MAcMURDo, Treasurer.
orTlsE R p r, R Co.
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80 Ess2 ~ ~ a.

az edmond AND DANyuIE RAILROAD OPEN To
nA BRAKES BRANCH, 81 MILES
On and MONDAY, July lSth 1883 regular Pass.n
Train viii daily Sundays cSeepte Richmond and
brakes Branch.
he Train VIII stop for passengers only at the following points
Manchester, Robiou Coal Field, TomahaWk PowhAtAn
toaH scoits shop Amelia Court House. wyanoke Jennings Or
binary Haytokah Liberty Church. McheTrn Keysvle and
brakes Branch
Branch NJ 70 80 p. NJ
Children under 10 OF free provided
pied by them FROM 10 and under 10 price
servants travelling by themselves
50 that be retained the
B-Passengers for Lynchburg will southsde Train
Haytokah for Rces Station, thence Stages
Lynehburg Passengers for Halifax Z. H. auve can NEE
MessTs FgE Co.'S four horse coaches Draks daily
except Sunday PaSsengers for Grcensorough Salisbury,
Charlotte, - Messrs. Fagg Co.'S Cache
Tuesdays Thursdays Saturdays Drake's
Passengers for Carksve, Mniun o. and Yaneyvle can
Moss Co.'S Coaches Tuesdays THURSDAYS
aud Saturdays and for Milton and Yanceyyie
line Mondays, Wednesdays and Saturday, Drakes Branch
JOHN "A OsHORNp
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50 NO PORTION ~ The World h w. Providence
~ u Mineral Waters ~ great uud0uLted viii
than TIE mountains n Virginia Erientnc A.
CONT - their Qualities Fleets With directions ~ N their
Ufc ~ competent medical gentlemen u here offered che
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