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n EATHER FOR SPRING SALES. WHOLE
IA SALE AND RETAIL-We respectfully inform
excellent Stock @ Leather and findings for Spring
Trade which weill sell low any other
South OF New York. and for less than they be had
there, expenses of travelling freight &C. considered
All of purchases having made from the Inlpor-
terS and Manufacturers by the whole
the advantage of receiving Leather regularly from
ed Those who wish to buy cannot lose by giving stock
examination and we believe shall be able please
both price and quality. Below Of
the leading articles
20 dozen of Crawfords Calf Skins dhs maker had the
premium awarded to- him at the Worlds Fair held in
London in 1S5l)
40 dozen French Skins, best quality,
40 &" American Calf Skins,
80 Lining and Binding Skins,
10 Morocco Skins
800 Sides Oak Tanned and HemlOck Sole Leather,
so Band Leather,
Lasts Trees Shoe Boot Makers Tools of every
kind, Tanners and Curriers' Tools.
to give satisfaction, and many other articles
to mention, at No. 2 Old street, opposite b. r arrisons
Saddlery +. \. & r. H. FORD.
n. b. We pay the highest price i'll cash Green and
Dried Hides delivered to at our Store.
Petersburg, May 5, 1882 If.
BAKERY & CONFECTIONARY.-PUT
-HD MITCHELL would respectfully inform the public
that their establishment now in the full tide of
in their line: i'll Cake and Breadbakng Candy making &c
Nuts, Fruits, Groceries, &c, always kept hand.
CIGARS-Our stock of Cigars is large of them
of the choicest brands such Ee Gratitude Cobden Rega
a variety too numerous to mention.
Parties in the City country furnished with every
description of Confectonares the shortest notice and
reasonable terms. BRIDES CAKE carefully packed
and of the State Sugar and MOaseS Cakes
also Candy suitable for country Stores packed in barrels
smaller packages cheaper than they be bought ut
other House North Carolina Virginia Low profits and
quick sales, is our motto.
Raleigh, May 9sth, 1858. 56--tf
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3. zINrt.,S steamship ExPREss,

pARIgEN & KINGS Steamship EXPRESS,
aerassf E.0zas and RSts
a5Ea1gemepfs for ths still better dispatch q
sEN 9 1Sfp seI6sS d9s
at he auspGrael d;spatefFeir Express
ont 81 virginia IN 4s hours and o. N
lima in 5s hours, and ct forty per bcothe old ham
PARIEx KINGS facilities for the expeditous trans
s S5R OF pg and Pasea s haR ss heat
tion therefore, in the shape Of AHAoug and
Be sure to order your goods by PAn1sES KnSs.s
cypress pres 3 2na md Bsrelay Street +, New
PARIsEN & KING, I'd Barclay ST. n. Y,
and BcllingbroOk ST. Petersburg, Va
AGENTS.
Y. D. GaosEH, Norfolk, Virginia.
w: WoMAcK, Farnville, Va.
wa | {. MAGIr. itSd Rich@ond, "a :.
Ma. aas M1soR, q GmllotfeEssiIe, iE s. E, Va.
JoHS CANPBELLs Weldon, North Carolina
H. D. TuRNEn, Raleigh, NJ c.
JAMES L. .REIn Henderson, N C.
TURSBuLL STALLLNGS, WarrentOn, n c.
S. IL. HAMLET, Goldsboros n. G:
STARK PRRcE, Fayetteville, N: c.
j. IL WHITFIELD. Frank linton n 6. sess
c. ALLEN, Littlcton. N. G.
~ EoTIcE Express packages for Norfolk Petersburg
Richmond and the shipment per
by Messrs PARIsEN KING End Barclay street. New York,
are ne Agents forward
packages by those steamships VlRGISI1 and
TENNESSEE. -. stss
June 13, 1858. 6s-tf.*
Spring AND SUMMER GOODS, Is53.-THE
- SUBSCRIBERS takes great pleasure in announcing
his friends and the public generally, that
ment of FOREIGN and DOMESTIC STAPLE and FANCY
DRY GOODS; also HARDWARE, CUTLERY, QUEENS
WARE. GLASS-WARE,s HATS, GAPS BOOTS, SHOES, z
and GROCERIES, which he offers for sale reasonable
terms. Having been carefully selected and purchased by
himself the favorable TERMS persuaded he
not be undersod by fair competition He respectfully
icits call from purchasers.
The following consists of portion only of his stocks
For GENTIEMEN,
Cloth Cassmeres and Vestings of nearly all shades and
prices complete assortment of umnC Goods for Bays
For THE LADIES, sS
Black Gro de Rhine Silks,
g soi ssap'
Brocade, and other Fancy Silks,
Fancy, and Plain Silk Tissues,
!" lSareges,
Plain Black Shallys, and other mourning Goods,
Fancy Barege De laincs, =
" Organdi Muslns, =.
=" French Lawns and Jaconettes,
Z" Solid Color Lawns and Jaeonettcs,
French and English Ginghaans
French English Domestic Prints in great variety
Bishop Lawn Dotted and Plain Swiss Mnslins,
French Work Capes Chemizettes and Collars,
French Work Lace, and Muslin Undersleeyes,
Linen Cambria Hkfs, complete assortment, ~
Black Lace Mantllas,
Black Lace Shnwls and Scarfs, lFtsa
Black Lace Wells,
Black Grape and Mourning Yeils
Mourning Collars and Undersleeves, Z,.-zss-
AeHanders Fancy Black and ! White sl sid Gloves
large assortment of Parasols and Umbrellas.
Raleigh, March 25, 1858 as
N. C.. Fashionable JeweIrvs Store
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a TTENTTON SPORTSMEN AND MER-
n CHANTS OF NORTH CARoI.INA.-Tte subscriber
offers WHOLESALE and RETAIL large assortment of
Double and Single Barreled Guns, Rifles Colts and Whit
neys five Shooters Aliens six and five Baelled Rcvovers
and those of all other makers Double Bareed Pistols with
trigger and all styles of Single Pistols
Hunting utensils in endless variety,
A large supply of Walking Canes
Gravation Fish Hooks, and every other article in the
way of Fishing Tackle,
Bowie Hunting and Pocket Knives
Dirks, Fancy Goods, &C.
er allowed the privilege of exchanging NY stock is all
fresh of this Fall importation and being obtained from first
pleasure in exhibiting my Goods to all who may favor
with call.
n. B. Guns Rifles and Pistols made to order; Old Guns
Stocked percussoned and otherwise repaired Keys fitted
Locks repaired and every other job in line neatly
cuted and warranted to give satisfaction. -
Call the City Gun and Sporting Store, sign of the
"RIFLE" C. LEONARD,
No. Is, Old St, Petersburg, Va.
SfDtemhar % 1888 : Sg-3n1. q
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Sept. %, 1853.
A I1RIIRN FOR SALEIlTHE OWNER Null

A UBURN FOR sALE!aTHE OWNER WILL
city Raleigh Monday the 18th day of October f not
R on ss
ly well known the Bsbee Place 1t contains 400
the premises is very good Dwelling containing eleven
room there country houses superior to it in the
houses for negro quarters carriage house Cider Press
Stables Gin House. &c. and Store House, which
There is a very large apple Orchard the Dwelling
House also large number of Peach trees with Pear Plum
and Cherry trees.
There Post Office on the 5 mail Srrvn Rn
and three times from the city of Raleigh.
The Location of the building is in the midst of grove of
dence; would for Boarding House for
desrous of spending their summers in the country.
marked off to within hundred yards of the Dwelling
further description is unnecessary as no enc will prob
ably purchase without examining TaPTns hf IoRNG
D,, Co.. % BY WILLIAM R, POOLE, Agent
CPEDIOUS ROUTE TO PETERSBURG AND THE
NORTH. Travellers coming down the Raleigh and CASTOR
Rail Road informed that they will find at CASTOR
enger train ready carry them to Petersburg without
By taking this train they will only so
the of each and shorten the railroad travel Is
% .f b o ea
from Weldn those have to wait there for the
Wilmington carand besides avoid the delay OF 39 to
For further and tickets apply to the Agent
Office Greensville R. R. R. Company
Gaston Sept, 49, 1888 e1-2m
Notice to North Carolina 6, Virginia Merchants
STEVENSON EL WEDDELL, IMPORTERS AND
SJoBBERs STAPLE AND FANCY DRY GooDs Peters6u'g
"a Now % offer to the the trade Large and %
large stock of DoMEsTIc FABRICS purchased before the
Merchants are respectfully invited call and
assortment feel confdont offer great induce
ments purchasers be found in this any Oher
maaket
Petersburg, Va, Sept g. SO
EARRATT'S HOTEL, PETERSBURG, vA.-THE
late proprefors Mcssrs FIELD HAwrHoRN again at his
public He hopes BY strict attention to the business
still maintain the previous reputation which the House has
enjoyed and trusts he will merit and receive continuance
that patronage which has heretofore received tits his
upon an equality with the first class Hotels Southern
country and he respectfully socs the patronage of the
der all comfortable VINO may 'aE0f m JOHN o3 JARRATr
September 9th, 1858. s-lm.
WUsT RECEIVED ANOTHER SUPPLY OF
q Musical Instruments the N c. Music Store, where
may always be found Sheet Music and Music Books for all
Gehe, baltimore. Guitars, Volins Volincellos Drums
Flies, Flutes Carionetts Fageoes Octave Flutes Accor
Violin Screws Pins Bridges Bows new new lot Of Italian IN
Perfunery, Hair Brushes Porte Monies, &C., &C.
ARTISTS MATERIALS.-aA beautiful lot of Landscape
Patterns for Oil Painting Japan Boxes Paints Brushes
Oils and Varnish Canvass in pieces stretches
eSo
lures Picture Frames Gill Moulding q Glass
Raleigh. Sept. 12, 1858. So
:" HITE sGOODSs-JACKO ENGLISH
w Cambria Nansook checked and striped Muslin, Null
Muslin Plain and dotted Swiss Muslin, F0l sais b5
Raleigh, June AZ lsss es S.
sGUANO.-PERUYIAN GOVERNMENT GUANo IN
ee0's lno - sase ' y u ST aINBAcK HARpEE.
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MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMPDEN

MEDICAL DEPARTMENT OF HAMPDEN
lEH SYDNEY COLLEGE, RICHMOND, VA. The six
teenth annual of lectures will Monday
the 10th day of October 1853 and continue until the st of
the ensuing March, The commencement for comforting de-
grees will commence about the middle Of March.
r. L. BOhannan NJ d. Prof of Obstetrics and Diseases of
Women and Children.
L. W. Chamberayne NJ. d. Prof of Materia Medica and
Therapeutics.
Martin P. Scott, NJ D., Lecturer Chemistry and Phar
Charles Bell Gibson NJ d. Prof of Surgery and Surgical
Anatomy.
Carter p johnson, NJ D., Prof of Anatomy and Physio
logy.
David II. Tucker, NJ D. Prof of Theory and Practice of
Medicine.
Arthur E. PecoIas NJ. D., Demonstration of Anatomy.
The study of Practical Anatomy be prosecuted with
the ample facilities and tri1ing
Clinical lectures regularly given at the College Inr
and Richmond Anshouse. The Infrnary under the
roof with the College, and subject the entire control
of the Faculty is at all times well filled with medical and
surgical and furnishes peculiar facilities for nsruc
ton Many operations performed in presence
of the class and The Students being freely admitted the
wards enjoy under the guidance of the professors unusual
opportunities for becoming familiar with the symptoms dag
nosiS and treatment of diseases.
fee, s.. Professors fees, S105
Demonstrators fee $40 Graduation fec $50.
The price of board including fuel lights and servants at
tendance, is usually So or So per week.
DAVID H. TUCKER NJ. D.,
Dean of the Faculty.
Sept %, 1853. 9O-tl5Oc.
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SOAPS, &c.-VARIETIES OF TOILET, SHAVING,
and Fancy Soaps Lyons Kaharon, Barrys Trcopherus
Rowands genuine Macassar OIL Bears OIL Beef Marrow for
the hair, for sale by HAYWOOD SCOTT.
September 9, 1858. So
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- NoTIcE. Express packages for Norfolk, Petersburg,
Richmond and the for shipment per steam
ers Roanoke or viii hereafter be reeeiTed
who the only authorized Agents forward Express
packages by those steamships ElRGIA GARoLINA and
TENNESSEE. -. sss-a esEssI2
June 13 1S53. 66-ff..s
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- =.
SOUTHERN ENTERPRISEs-PARIS AND
- KIEGS=EeU BsaOees LgJsckt1rg dad KatefsbayY
We haze this day concluded eoutlucf r the exclusive
iween Ricss station, Farmy Walkers Church Ger
M nd Iy1chhurg On and by sessr Flagg Caldwell g
Pack4es and Pareels hours and at re-
dueed rates. PA1.ISEy 4 KING, Petersburg.
September Is ,7185S. ss-
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MEcCLINTIC, PATENT SAFETY VALVE,
Ivn prevention of Steam Boiler explosions having
been fully and fairly tested by the undersigned is
mended to- all persons using Stea Boilers of whatever
kind and the public generally the most prompt and
Steam pressure indicator and alarm, in
State county, individual "rghts to manufacture
the Valve for sale reasonable terms working Mod
el" Will be exhibited and explained, application to
HENRY G. BRUCE, Agent
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TENHE FOLLOWING MOST POPULAR PA.
Il TENT MEDICINES: Sands and Townsends' Sarsapa-
rlla Ayers Cherry Pectora Dr. Jayne Family Medicines
Hanptons Vegetable Tincture, Genuine CodLiver Oil,
WOess Scheidam Schnapps and the famous Mustang Lin
iment All for sale at the Drug Store of H. S.
September 8, 1853. 85-
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WHOH SALE.-MY RESIDENCE. SITUATED WEST
n of the enclosed Square formerly known Benehan's
Grove Terms made known by application TO the Subscr
Der JORDAN WOMBL.E, JR.
Raleigh. September 9. 1858 M-ot
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HUST RECEIYED ANOTHER SUPPLY or

q Musical the N. c. Music Store where
may always be found Sheet Music and Music Books for all
Pianos from the celebrated Factory of Knabe
Gaehle Baltimore Guitars Violins Violncellos Drums
Ffes Flutes Clarionet Fageoles Octave Flutes Accor
Violin Screws Pins. Bridges Bows new lot of Italian
Perfumery, Hair Brushes, Porte Monies, &C., &C.
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ARTISTS MATERIALS.-A beautiful lot of Landscape
for Oil Painting Japan Boxes Paints, Brushes
Oils and Varnsh Canvass in pieces or on stretches
Drawing Patterns Pencils Paper, Bristol Board, Mill
Boards Graduate Tint Paper, Pastel Water Colors, Pic
lures Picture Frames Gill Moulding, Glass, DC, &c.
IS K. w. PETERSILIA.
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Fall Trade 1a53.

HNAINTS AND OIIS.-A VERY LARGE SUPPLY
II of all kinds of PAINTS OILs, and VARNIsHEs to hand
and for ae lower than be bought elsewhere on the
most accommodating terms by +. F. PESCUD.
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aGKY LIGHT!" EVANS & COOKE, 40; 90,
Cheap Place Have received their entire Fall purchase
of Goods which are now open for inspection.
is perfectly understood py that Evans Cooke believe
in quick sales and short profits, and usual are ahead OF
allcompetition. EVANS Coohh-
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NOR BALTIMORE, WASHING TE.n,,,;5z;;li,,zz..g-;


u TON, PHILADELPHIA AND NEW York; z3Ez.-~ts7s
GREAT THROUGH LINE FOR THE "a i-BALTIMoRE AND
OHIO RAILROAD Wheeling Baltimore, connecting with
NE washington Branch Railroad the Junction. (atey called the
Relay fouse nine miles Baltimore and with the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore Railroad to Philadelphia
The great tunnels the of the - fully
pieted and the whole road condition. presenting Of the
world. Tbs
i the comfort and saey Of constantly exercised by the
ocer ard Agenu this Company there safer road the
lous agents Of other routes to the costrny.
The new and splendid of the Union Line from Louisville
Madison and Cincinnati with thu Wheeng
tickets from thesr places BALTIMORE Washington Philadelphia
may be had Wall Widen, Boat Agents and Futos Newell
Lsv-e ST. Louis the boats Of III. Union Line only Lousv
The the Louisville daily Wheeling
pa.ugen and baggage ssreful transferred to the
The Express Mail Train leaves Wheeling daily,
NJ and arrives Cumberland, (2Ol mles)s and allowing
two hours thl arrives ml.,) Daylight
morning. in full time early
trains making til. ouss from Wheeling than twenty
hours including
Travellers will not fail observe this TIE CHEAPEST
well a. one OF the most pleasant routes 10 the East
Passengers aad baggage transferred the Tor Washing
Junction. and for Philadelphia Baltimore, without
their meals
Through Lou, nudinz meals etc. TO
louisville baltimore with the privileges Of lying anywhere
he route to Washington s6i phadoph, slO To be had
OF the Agents
The Railroad fars from Wheeling Baltimore is Is sO Phlad
phi. or Washington, % so.
" When the boats stop running Ohio season.
freghs 10 all points, by line
(Which 10 now prepared to do Will be taken AZ
~ y any other rosts All property carefully handled delivered
Inquire a. above, and Of JostrH Z. ELpKE,
No 40 Commercial street corner n Pine.
su9t VIM. PARKER, General dent Batiulore,
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Z. ELpKEt
No. 40 Commercial street, corner u Pine.
aut VIM. PARKER, General Superintendent, Baltimore.
GREAT NORTHERN sEsss.s;s7 5zss5

GREAT NORTHERN EzzEas5.s.z-7 -zsssg
H5a1Sg I EFrfsS say R.eia u sasss y ~
Cite, a Chicago MSnrq Toledo Cleveland peakrs But
E. . SopSs,D % from 81 Lsqt 10 TkEE PAYS
SUMNER q the . R1: isS
eoas"r Rock cdssS a. al Ga
yng osAS Tho second msTnog At o'oek connecting wh
Lightning nshTsss6 cy riRTYsx HoGRs'
ND Es c.oa Buffalo, Albany or BY the Buffalo and
one Only Sunday Lasa. o'clock ~ connecting
Iss-Thir;yvs hour. to Louis and Alton
o Altos With a Il oeI a. y s &. rs n
Sy g miles . al & =, S Eg
@ Ta sr5'1s Gsas ag = ~ s rs Southern Mh
hO.rs qseksr than other Northern route,
n.e an 5 A. G'sG s, ShI .n con-
psnkk vim ne Telegraph Day EI9rs NJ sry.in
and cy Srs 1s o .S S"a0s - a. ne S
f.s ExfSEss AN s t N ls .y'9 cS:, ~
connects nth the Lake Shore Trans and lukk
morning Also c6anset. b he Baa.o and SsmTok c Mn
Express, which Leaves Buffalo arriving in NewYork
81 TELEGRAPH ExPREss-Ieave. Chicago ~ making the
2sat yd, II am, gsa icr The go Lightning E.Prs
Toledo and ays al spnse in as H. N. : y IrbtEinp ,s'
Train on the Buffalo and New YoL CIV and SswYorE IND G k
OfSss ONLY on, iT.iu leaves CHI. sunday.
miles d,tsns By Mi.hg sOah'rs Railroad ass miles
RALRoAp coySrcrloss
~ a. oled9 Tiis i2sdo SoT1 - vsA5d Railroad
Also Mourqeyis with Man,fsd ciuciu
Also AZ Cleveland with Cleveland ana Pittsburgh Read, Pitts
Also At Se~ ak and Ere Ro.d direct NeYok
A'G At Bagao with NewYOk Central 70 Albany Rad Hudson River
A!.o =. Buffalo win LIoIq.l.yif Raroad % Ss~YegE
pqrsnt cities and eeughout the Eastern sat-s.
Tram mouHr ocises tne o one Of
soRTR fs SpisSp sT 'i PS. SOUTHERN
GAN csPs FfE and EapiRE STATE cap.o I Woa
for Cleveland Buffalo Lightning EiPts, Train
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SENNSfLVANIA Rail --w==ssssf=s-z- E.
RoAD.NoTlcE TO EASTERN IRA tsaksss.<s:rsfis. 80
uhLEtSSA Continuous Railroad from CINCINNATI IN
MuoSl Err MAsSiLLON, ALLIANCE OHIO AM ctJiT GO n
LINois 10 PHILADELPHIA VIA PENNsYLyASIA RAiIRn N
fhoh PITTSBURGH TO PHILADELPHIA.
through rom Cincinnati TO Philade phia in 90 hours
IIhroush nom Cleveland 70 Philadelphia in 70 hOsn
through from Pittsburgh to Phllsdephi in 10 hour.
BEING THE SHORTEST AND QUICKEST ROUTE FROM THE
AND STEAMBOAT ' VA NAlA'i'ohD
e on, t to Cnenna tl2 Louisville; sts 10 ST. Louis
- boarding and Lodging packets EXTRA Prt,bn,wb
oClneihnAl, s3 Louisville, 49, St, Louis, Is.
49, FARE BY RAILROAD FROM PHILADELPHIA To
SO Columbus .......... Of IS
sA1son 10 20 Toledo
Cleveland 10 90 Cincinnati, via Cs,ne IN
aansnea ana Crs'tlnsll oolchcago via S, RR.is rs
ohlcago Waukssan NJ KsroshA Racins Milwaukee. s..bov
gan, WIS., VIA Detroit and Michigan Central Railroad fIs
Tickets from Cincinnati Philadelphia or Batinor, nv Railroad
can o. purchased u p W SfRApE Ticket Agent Cbc5pa Ar
BY the Steam Packet Line P..burgh and tleuc. by R ~
haphla from the Captains board. from Cleveland via
;i ~ ~ fa2aTgh Railroad and Ohio and Peansylvania
land, Ohio. - 'N-''' iiouHs N4s's-
On about the middle of February The opened from
reduced to 81 hours. ~ ~ iHNN'''Pn'A
NOrlCE.-In The bolJ
s6ls for personal baggage only
.o, HOS MOORE, Passenger Agent, Phiad.lphia
L-''m j. hEshlhEN, Passenger Agent, Pittsburgh.
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
- BALTIMORE AND OHIOE-ruEare

BALTIMORE AND OHIOE ~ cH4aEszsz1
i \ RAiIRoAp-opEN EoR TRAY -
senger Trains will be AZ followHi ' ~ 'o
Leave Baltimore daily intermediate place. at
o'clock An. ''''' Nv o
or wheeling etc. daily at, running through in 10 hour.
Va, ats A. N. daily, except Sundays.
Frederick, daily, Q A p
Leave Whesng for Baltimore daily a NJ.
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily at An,
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily
Leave arpers Ferry for Baltimore daily NJ. and
FREDERICK for Baltimore daily except Sundays ats and
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A PRETTY THoUGHr.
r.ls, n he Fsshionable Hotels.

n -
Existence n some o. sne very iasnonaole no
tells O. th,s city, suon as inc Me.ropohtan, ths
81 ricnoIas anu tne New 10TH hotei, ]" mad'
up Of dress, gaye.y, eAcitement' ulnners' conper
sas.o"es, cA,r@sagances anu amusement OF th'
mos. renneu, fascinating ana expensive sort
Cnange Oh season brings no change Of style,
W. lroIi 'ne beginning 70 tne emu OF the year
x.-S:srtS; ~ unuimn,sneo splendor tIe s.ae
s ssoaoio sys.em' WIN now ana tnen 'o..o 70
r. g. s.'e ~ grea.er aess ;nu Ky c;tv e
iac', me az iasnionaple ho.es ~ suis 10y ~ e
pus sn improved edition OF INC s.ms aa oA
Ielce IN saratoga during INC , msf s.s;Un
one continued roune =. Pi s .,s,.s 8,
.asclnauon anu sao.e I.h, vi; ,;, aau =,
Joy ana pront g 'nc Poi''e' siniiins anu
as9enuve nos.s - a., ,. a.,
N enoss ps ;svs :, 49, w Peop11 AZ wv
systens y on9Vy .as Sn;e ons - lol sne ~
cen Y ~ :, s'e business anu .rssenns Poi
so. - co,ve.;ss Va" sne . 10 SUI ~ ' f,nr
O ~ III az one, ."o, 'nree " iylr
o.seA - '.e ai'ernoon ing o'nsl - spS0.ay
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NE round IMP between Baltimore
" ' round Trip between Baltimore 30 cts
o the round trip must be procured entering the cars
the cars. ~ " a' W INV 0ouosSof' III
WASHINGTON BRANCH
and II s"" ''i'A' h' Ano A. M s'su r. NJ
On Sundays Mt ais An. and
Leave washington on Sundays andsp.M
me nrst md fourth Baltimore e seond and
rom Washington, will Express Mai train. Eopnnr only
jy2ssm r. DESNSSssi..xn =,
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INVEST LINE-C1NCIN rrs5r-rr5,s-

~ Nam D DAYTON ANp SAN st W
Boston i sc iTs c y a.t sRay ia
| fAcNclNNATl, HAMILTON AND DAYTON RAILWAY
| FOUR DAILY TRAINS.
Akesomso saE5s' E ~
| Ealid Trsn-A Accommodates ar
The road. q this laid ,hronsho,t with l.a,y rail-
| NEW YoRg, BOSTON AND MONTREAL
sss sssfs c c.s A. new ~ q
O.r with x. TAM. sS.s sss AZ
Boston, 'i .sa Fail. ; Sass, IN.
sasiy " all Way Stations b''".sn cneana and
TOLEDO AND CHICAGO.
rt Express. Cincinnati at o'clock n
Eps"Ss lnr. , NTH sTa9 viii
Through from Cincinnati Chicago dir.a 10 Nn'"s''
DETROIT AND CHICAGO
.4 Sn CITY at
R.iIyo,j win morning fpren Train Michigan Central
Through FROM oncin..tiO Chicago direct.
INDIANAPOLIS, TEERE HAUTE AND LAFAYETTE
Express At Sas . ~ and Fourth Transferring
ndaaaP. f.f sP a IA p. md ana sssam' by
EATON, RICHMOND AND cENTERvILLE
hee s naslRsRnDs EsrEf. !. O'Clock
70 Eaton and Richmond connecting Richmond vita ws. Rs
TROY, PIqUA. Ere.
Express :, o'clock Train
With 5.lws oanscr bo,s omnSa at D csSs
& raaa ST. aarys and all points the Wabash
VIII R..a g Ty aps:es. a., S seet
Pqus. va" O'''' OhnouA 70
HUNTSVILLE.
nid lrain-Aeommokao, O'Clock No. sonns.n at ps yop
OXFORD AND coNNERsvnLE
Express. Az O'Clock
villa, etc. ' SA''i"' SOnhers-
Fourth TrainEvening Express 54S O'Clock rN h.
this train take Western Stage Co. lines Hamilton 10 Oxrd
PARE.
From Cincinnati stssms to Bus.Io and
F Rai ri y sthe, route 90
rosd TO Aeaay and Hudson river New IA %
FROM Cincinnati 20 Boston Lake
a.fs S,iy and S;- York and Ell Railroad 10 90
Al ana aai sas.Tn a.,[o I'D /. is 90
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

H. W. COELER, Importer and Dealer in
n bR Sllhs, WINES CORDIALS HAVANA CIGARS.
o''s rom hr country hd and dispatched runcuAv Civ
uty Tee Of charge. ~ ~ III A' yuan
- None but chnies articles cold hers,
~ " no Con mon sire oppoits the ST. Charlie, Hotel
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