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As we remarked in the outset, we shall not enter
into with the Democrat on this subject. We
only ask that we may express our opinion Of what we
conceive the duty OF democratic Editor and Of in
dvdual democrats, wthou, being accused, by indi-
rection Of advocating through columns, the claims
Of one opposing those Of another. We have
a wiley foe 10 contend against. Let not waste
strength by quarrelng among ourselves. Ii we do,
our party will be defeated this fall; and the people
will not hold guhess those by whose indiscretion
defeat is accomplished. II "Pierce,' or the Demo-
crat is anxious to fight. let them fight the common
enemy we do not desire to quarrel with them while
the last ves,age of whiggery remains among us. In
stead of becoming the advocate Of any democratic
pirant for nomination. using press to compass
the defeat Of any democrat, the Pioneer will continue
to advocate the union and harmony of the partywill
continue to battle for the ascendency Of democratic
principles and that the example set by.us will
be followed by our neghbor Of the Democrat.
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COWHissIONERs, NOTICE.

ESTArEOF JOHN NC hRTN DECEASED.
rf'IiE undris sned, having been app"inted Commits
4 sioners 20 receive, examine adjust all Claims
aid de! ands. IL all peison, st the estate Of John
MCarty late: OF Washington county, deceased, well
al claims and demands exhibited ia ufIset thereto
hereby Aotice, THAI Tue iiue limited the pres
entation Of sad claims is SIA Months tiie
day of July i!st A'so tidI they viii the Office
Oh the Registtr of Deeds IN saltwater, said county
SATURDAY abe s0th day OF August next and proceed
to the Olsen irse Of the duties assigned them.
All person. having claims against said estate are re.
9nested no present the time and pIa,e above
Ioepuoaxi, properly authenticated
MAHLON BLACK, ,ca,
ARlL ELDRiDGE, "oD'i IS
saltwater, ". T. July le, ie52-l4-3
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Notice.

The Democratic voters in Mendoza Precinct, Da
ko,a County, requested to assemble at the place
Of election in said Precinct Saturday, the 23d inst
between 10 O'Clock. A. NJ, and 2o'clock, p NJ e.,
for the purpose of eecing three delegates to the Con
gressional Convention to be holden at St. Paul on
the 2Sth inst
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The design the Crystal Palace medal 10 as fol.
lows; "a ose side is picture oi Liberty holding
up her cap, a:i resting against shield, and the
other Inquire representing New York, holding a
PAN OF scales under her arD, while figure designed
for the GENIUS o Progress leads Industry orw ard TO
receive her reward.
SroRM AND Loss OF LIrE.--A great storm
was experletHsed ~ New DIX on the I'd inst, ac-
companled fun ierrih: ihancer and lishtnlng-
many buildings we're struck and houses unrooied
and denollsild. The Crystal Palace was food
al with vale, and some glass broken. A new
frame boiidlta5 near The paiace was blown down,
three workmsa killed and seven injured. 4 brick
bsilding on tie North river MAS blown down aud
. man named Charles Flynn, who was passing,
crushed dead. The storm was very severe az
WlIIamsbursh The sieeple of the Rev. DR..
McLane's Presbyterian Caurch was blown down
carrying With it part CT the roof. The buidiug
was grsatly damaged. The steeple of the Rev.
Mr.. Fcrer's Reformed Church was torn Oft and
ZEN across MI. Johnson's dwelling adjoining
MANY other buildings were damaged. Loss heavy.
dealer in ready made linen, in New York, ad.
..rt,.er his shi Is aud cieniissttes uacsr the ,sei
s,s,, aupsllatiaa of .Maie and Female enseiopss %
He'll d..
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NOTICE.

NOTICE..
EHOOAS VII be opened The First Monday of Sen.
LII eniDer, coo. BY tie Commissioners Gesiatei ia
IHe lasssd by the Legislature OF the Territory of
Minnesota, itcorporitins IL. LaAe Superior Puget
Sound Az asi.c llitodd Company, 81 raul NJ An.
Howoc, hentAa, Fond dl Lac, AIIw tuAee, Chicago,
Detroit, AiOail isd the city oi New Yors 10 receive
subscrl tonsf 20 me capital stock ot said company.
HENRY H. slb.EI,
GEO. REED.
JOHN Is. MACY,
&. L. TROWBRlDGE, Com'rs
JULIUS WHITE,
J.. BLOSSOM,
JAMES DUANE DOTY
Oafeh Marrl IL lrl3-l1-fI
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Democratic Nominating Convention.

The Democratic voters of ST. Paul are requested to
the Court House on the 9th day Of July, at
O'Clock NJ, and nominate by ballot four persons for
the House Of Representatives, two persons for the
Council, and one for the float. Judges of the Elec-
tons: Lott Mofei, Mr.. Mastsrson. Secretaries:
Mr.. Rohrer and Conway. By order of the Char
man Of the Precinct Com,nittee.
LOTT MOFFET.
ST. PAUL, July p, 1853.
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+ Quick TIME.-The Chicago Press, Of the II Ii,
says, passengers who left Buffalo on Saturday last,
by the steamer Northern Indiana, arrived IN Chicago
on Sunday evening; and were taking tea 81 the iio-
tells there at the same time in the day that they cf
Buffalo.
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w. 9. SWIMMER is the only authorized agent for
this paper in the city of ST Louis, and is duly empow
erred to take subscriptions and receive advertisements
at the required by His receipts will be con
sdcred as payments.
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Am cash on hanu. .....,........... $40 05
At meeting held 18th July, 1852, the Executive
Committee voted to order $500 90 worth Of Bibles
to parent society.
Received Of Am. B. Society during the past year,
invoice of Books amounting .......... 2Ol 6S
Received eff Rev. 5. r. Riggs, 6 pair Moccasins
as donation from Lac qui Parle Society.
Books given away to destitute and life members
W. s. COMBS, Treas.
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HARRrsRuKo lu'y 9


A riot took place at Hazleton t5c th inz..t
between parry Of Irish, when a coss,,ns, ' az
tempted to interfere and arrest the pa cipa's '9s
attacked by the rioters and severely hateai be hot
ever managed to dscngase himself from ihem, ana
drawing revolver, shot three Of the u-sale, oe--
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J. NJ. CASHIER. 'uds
a. h' J. no RoHSrH' Clerks of Election.

Is LOVE With ALL CREATIoS.-We always
thought friend, ID. A. J. Baker whole hearted
man; but never dreamed, uniis Monday night las,
that it was sufficiently capacious embrace in the
bonds Of love all the gentler sex in creation Macal
lister, the nuitable wizard, was performing at the
Court House, to Il large, delighted and fashionable
audience, whea the idea occurred to him that those
curious in such matters, might like to know what
gentleman in the company most deeply in love:
quick as thought he consulted his sooth-sayer, who.
after gazing ateutively the assembly fixed upon
Baker, the 'wctim:' but scarce had the sensa
ton produced by this announcement died away than
inquired if he in love only with one Ia.
dy! This seemed TO puzzle the ortune-,eer little
but consulting his book, he responded By knocking,
one hundred; which equivalent to saving that our
friend Baker in love with all the ladies in crea
toni
CLEAR THE TRAcY.-By reference TO our ad-
vertsing columns il will be seen that the books for
subscription TO the Lake Superior, Puget Sound and
Pacific Railroad are to be opened the first Monday
in September. Clear the track for the iron horse is
coming.
Mrs. Allen, the Mclean House, is doing finely
Knowing how to cater to the tastes Of her guests her
board is always crowded. The Mclean il bound to
be The house of the city,
We are grathed to zee the rapdity with which the
Capitol is progressing to completion. The EAecu-
tive has already moved into his new Office; and we
learn the Secretary and Libraian will be in their
apartments ere long.
Read the interesting letter Of our New York Cor.
respondent.
See ia cur columns the episte from Sioux side.
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CENTRAL AMERICAN BANK.

EDiCHARDS, CLARKE co, Bankers and Dealers
E0 In Exchange Collections made throughout the
Iefsor. and .emted ior 1T currentraes OF exchange
81 fati. .uly 81, Is03-y
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WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
City Drug and Chemical store.

On 81. .in:.ony Street, Upper To,cq ST. Paul.
WE have just received another large LOT OF Drugs
w Med: cines, Chemicals. Paints OTIS, Fancy srti.
cles, ct. comprising in part the following;
Whit Letd, Blows pure) large quantity, in 100
so Hnd IS bkegs Putty, bv the barrel in Sladders,
Linseed OIL Alcohol COach Varnish, very fine article
Corai sarnfsh, Turpentne etc. BY The boi. gallon.
Paint, Varnish, Whitewash ana Marking Brushes, al
kinds a.d szesj Meats Foot Oil u cans; Sash Tools;
Beesws.; hosin by the barrel; hath brick IN boxes;
Oil OF vtriol BY the carboy; Plaster Paris in kegs;
Within. IN DO; Refined Whale Oil; Sweet Oil in cans
and tostiesi Ammonia IN jars; Lard Oil, {efinet) by
barrel ~ gallon; Hops, BY the pouni; Honey
fresh b tho hes single pound; Tamarind, fresh, by
the keg or s;nse pound Window Glass all sues, from
z TOGO N35, aud glass to order free Of charge
Farr9Ps arab an, Mustang aud Nerve aud Bone ini-
menf ~ the gross or bottle; Cod Liver Oh. (Rshton
CLARK Cob very fine article, by the doz sing
bottle; Paa and DARK Brandy, Port aud Sherry Wine;
superior rale OF each, Eritt,nia Lamps and burn
ing Flu: Fresh supply on hand and Tor sale cheap
Pam .,Ier. perry Davis') by the gross dozen
gle bottle; !nd all kinds OF PATENT MEDICINES
TOBACCO and CIGAkS-the very best of each
Scotci, Rapree and Nacaboy SNUFF, il jars and biad
Cers, ani b, the pound
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Having been Dyed ii, the manufacture of Pure
Chenic1Is, AMI the Retail Prescription Business in the
cities oi Philadelphia and Rio de Janeiro for 10 wears
profess Ia understand II thoroughly and will give it
lns Who'll. attention. }. w. bond,
Druggist and Chemist.
So Paul, July 20. iS53-Ii-tf
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was paid few wears since in possession.
These preparations have stood The OF thirty
wears IN the Eastern Cities, and for the first
tjme offered to the people of Minnesota
We name few of the principal, viz:
BONDS ANODTNE PLASTER,
for pain. the breast, tck, sie IONS rheumasm
BONDS ALL HEALING SALVE.
for cits, burls, BRUISES. sores &c.
BONDS TETTER OINTMENT.
warranted cure the worst cases OF letter and all
skin errgpions.
BONDS PILE OINTMENT,
a remedy for all Kinds Of piles.
BONDS GOLDEN OINTMENT,
DC, for ihe Itch and salt Eheum.
Bonds Eye Saiye and Lotion,
for sore, wea:l and irhamed eyes.
Bonds Cough Syrup,
q pleasant and eiIicacious remedy for coughs colds
hOaTseuess, etc.
Bonds ETHEREAL Fluid,
for cleansing all kinds of material of paints grease oils
stains ETC. without injury to the delicate
And all other articles Aept by Drugsis at the Low
es, Possible Rates
Our stock VIII be replenished every weeks until
the close OF favig atom
Give a call, and it will be TO your advantage
J. W. BOND,
NJ. y. KELLOGG.
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Of the 1fnaesota Bible Sociay, Jtiy lOfh, 1858
CIR.
BY amt paid in by s. Iolton on subscriptions IS 90
." &. w Harris, . 3 80
=" Rev. Mr. Alton, ..... 5 90
Oak Grove Church, .... 81 90
Traverse dies Sioux Soc. 3 20
}. w Brinsmade's note, 5 IS
Mr.. Wellington collected
on subscription, .... 90
Washington CO. B. Soc, 20 90
Rev. ). r. Riggs, Lac
qui Pare, ....,....... % 90
MIR. Tinker, on subsc'n, 2 90
colicction,... 10
Books sold. .'......... ................. Is 20
DR.. LOG Is
To amount Of freight bin, ....... $40 SIS
Drayage,. ........... SO
" Insurance on $500 90
at 23,............ 6 IS
"a 10 q 10
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NEW ARRIVAL.
THE WORLDS FAIR
rs re;tete, and usual, ahead in its style OF
i cheap andifashionabie
Fatcy aaa Domestic Dry Goods,
Gimps Iaoe- ringes, Benues, Hats ap, Gloves and
Direct from TIE East choce and select assortment of
tIoFhins, Boots and Shoes,
OF all ices and qualities Furnishing and piece
Gtods, rallors' TRAININGS,
Druggd, U, IePeEry. Wooi, Cotton ana Hemp
CAhPEIS.
Cocoa. slecpsAin, Tafed, Mantle and Chinese
Hugs and Mats.
siair ana Floor Linens and OIL cloth Paper Haneinzs
Window Ri.nds OF varIoas prices and qualities.
Trunks, ralisss, Oh Tapestry and carpet Rags and
Satchels, etc.
l4f Al thelWorld's Fax. EDWARD KEENAN,
I1uTrY-t!y the barrel or pound, Tor sale at the
Il 81. PAUL DRUG STORE.
fSlrcn and .osl>-in my quantity, for sale a. the
KAuiriNT-ln Quantities 10 suit, At the
w ST. Paul DRUG STORE.
lNiiALA-N hite and Rcd, ior sale by
~ ". ". HiCHCOX,
Al lac st. iaui Drug SIore.
-
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Bonds Preparations.
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS

A fresh supply always on hand.
We Olicr the public of Minnesota the following in
valuable articles the receipts for which, the of
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LEGAL ADVERTISEMENTS

NOTICE--In conformity with an order of
the honorable the Fourth District Court Of New
ga june 1885, the Subscribers appointed Commissioners by the said
Court Gu s application of the OF New Orleans opening
Bseehus street into Coffee for
making Just and equitable estimate Of the damages
and ocnh TO The respective other Interested
The lands and premises required for The opening Of said public street.
do hereby notify all Interested
o. the said estimate or assessment with plan thereto annexed with
the Cefk The said Court for the inspection whomsoeyer
and that the
presented TO the sal Fourth District New oean conr
nation according TO law.
Any person whose rights and interests be affected hereby
state especially their objections
them in the hands OF the Clerk Of said
last publication OF this notice 10 ore,
reconsider the estimate
and alter the they deem proper,
paion Of said
and the day above mentioned and fixed or making rcpOa
2. =. PHILIPS,
&, W. WILSON,
octs, Is, 20 to % nov AFR IN y ARflrII
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Julien, in his programme last week, an
nouuced to give selection from Sc Nose in
Egito." sswhat does Egito mean y inquired
q Bowery boy. sWhy, it is the Italian for
Egypt was the reply. "Well.a exclaimed he,
taking fresh quid Of tobacco, and pointing to
the line in question, sc / should like to know
how the devil Nose is in Egypt, when saw him
yesterday at Florence's? That ere Julien is a
humbugn
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Never wrong a rogue; if you must cheat,
cheat honest people. Scamps are horribly given
to revenge, and if you stick them on a horse
trade, they will, in all probability, balance the
account by setting fire TO your house.
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\ vIs.-Conformement nn ordre he rhonor.

"A NlS.-Contormement un ordre de fhonor-
able tlnar9ma de district Nile
1898 les ossgnee
sur une application de Ia yle pour
haeehus
estimation ct pn assrssemtnt nss equitable ds benee
resultant propretare ct
dams les 'ee ct prophecies ouertufe
lie IA fie rue puhque dounaB
sohhes qna out dispose te
essemen pRn pour
que u rapport de Ia d estimation al
par les oussgus de Ia de guarme district de la Nile
leans pour eonhTm~ ecniormement o
aJn les dos e. neet sersen se dsvron los gu
niNrpn IA deners publication
ute com leu drctt
sent seonaidr eur pafle
aquee aurait obi
sent onees celia rerpTaon
pabaon ct lie icsr eie1s IKE iate eur rapport
2. I. PHILIPS,
C. W. WILSON,
oeis, IS, 9S 10 81 uov GERALD FARRELL.
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Dean Swift proposed to tax female beauty
and leave every lady to state her Darn charms
He said the tax would be cheerfully paid ant
very productive.
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t. s SHi in hours
VIA LITTLE MIAMI RAILWAY.
TRAINS.
second Express: o SeoeE NJ
Third TranHinborough Trim, O'Clock p NJ
raa route are heavy GIliIh p
NEW YORK BOSTON ARD MONTREAL.
Cleveland with Lake Shore Railroad
Buffalo viii Buffalo Albany New York aaa So ana at
a. With sSofs hP 1 a sst
PsS a pI ssnr y New yS Sf nTd s at with
Niagara Falls Railroad, to New York Boston, Niagara Fall. ogdsns
oF THE % sPs %sE1S f 9
n c and Sn Magma F. s ' a Yo 1a a.
ton Nngaya Falls ogdso9s[gh MSn!resl &C.
land win Lake sho,s Railroad = Punkk Buffalo
CIV Albany Niagara rails Rsiosds
PITTSBURGH, PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE.
I BIZ s"S oGe
eaIgh, connecting with Pennsylvania Railroad Philadelphia and
Through from Cincinnati to Philadelphia Baltimore direct
GAINESVILLE, WHEELING, BALTIMORE ETC.
First E.Pre's o'clock and Second Train
with Central Ohio anesSs connecting with Ohio Stag
moe AID Ohio Raoai q Baltimore Wasnstoa etc.
s0sh coaaSa and a By Icm ra s S
Ohio alroad to zahesye, connecting with Ohio Stage Compnys
HLlsBoRoUGH.
THIRD Cincinnati ~ O'Clock connecting
lsborough Ohio Stage Company. Lines chicolhe Pike.
ton, etc. p.nr
From New y yo via via F aosa 20 sIS and
Fo c SSsh 70 New York wa Lake to BUFFALO, and 10 %
From e ennSas q Sf New Yci ba Ia "
From Cincinnati Lake Shore, New Era, w
and New York City Roads IL: 30 90
city and New York and Ere mel Roads 10 90
FROM esaaa Lake Steamer Buffalo, Albany Is 90
ana ss h ~ s % - Is 90
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Houses that keep half a dozen good-iooking
girls are troubled by spiritual rappers. The
spirits manifest their presence after midnight,
by certain muffied raps on the kitchen door.
To exercise them, chain a dog near the area
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No man can possibly improve in any company,
for which he has not respect enough to be under
some degree of restraint. Chesterfield
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THOROUGH Y ANKEE.-The editor of the Boston
Dispatch commences an article on swearing
thu; "Don't swear. You can't make anything
by 4"
that's Yankee calculation. Swearing is
prohibited down East eos 'i,ront pay. Well,
that's cool For the sake of the Puritan fathers,
we will not infer that swearing would be toler-
ated In New England g if twas payin' speck-
erlation." New York Pick.
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INOR BALTIMORE. WASHING EElasE:


i TON PEILA QELPtnA AND NEW YORK 80
GREAT TiRO UGHLiNE F0R the EASTl-BALIlMoktA AND
Wheeling Baltimore, and connecting wild
Washington branch Railroad Al the Junction. tns called &
Relay fouse uilos from Baltimore and WIN the fhaaephA
Wilmington and Railroad 10 Philadelphia
OF The line now ily so
condition, presenting one o. ~
romantic oaies in the world The greatest can
safety Of IS constantly risfegd Wy Ne
frera and Agents Company there safer road
United States OF interested ahd
lous agents VI other routes to the contrary.
Uri9n ldne loasie
Md son Cincinnati with The at Wheeling aad hout
tickets fon place Baltimore Washington, Philadelphia,
Isyee LOUIS the the uuon Lane oay At Loasyi
daily wheeling,
rneuss baggage carefully transferred to The ch
Wheeling dHy quarter
A. w. Cumberland 1901 mlaai l. p ~ and allowing
hou there baltimore (ssO mhtsl al daylight he zen
with early Nnshngtca aad FhladelfhA
trains mixing passage through Wheeling esa hAn twsH
hours, luiug ttoIrases.
WELT Of tie most pleasant foutt 10 The East 81,
checked the Eastern nte charge
u tho for "hiagon aiAt
Junction, Philadelphia al Baltimore v cfta Charge
Travellers allowed ample time and prtuny a all 4o 70 aba
their msRls.
Iaui4y Baltimore, with the privilege gf tas an~hers
route tisi Whs t40 to Philadelphia t4o To 10 had
the Agrgin ABOVE usLr.
Tie Railroad Wheeling 10 Baltimore s Is So to Pha
pbia Washington, ~ 50.
reach Wheeling By Of Cofumhu ani IneaYs Uo
Fghta all Eastern poiu BY thf sale direct and speedy n
(Which pared buassas) will " taken
By other AL Property carefully handled ah4 Delivered
good order
No. 20 Corsn,srs street, conner q Pine.
anqi PARKER. General In Baltimore
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MORE HELP-It affords us unalloyed plea
sure to be able to announce that three employees
of this Office have each, within the past six days
been presented with promising son. The eli
max was capped yesterday at IL o'clock, M,
precisely, by our associate, who now glories for
the first time, in the paternal title. Verify, he
il blessed with a noon -dau son. buffalo Ex-
nreas. 0ctober IL
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TRANSPORTATION LINES.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO e.. uu 1ssgsaG III

BALTIMORE AND OHIO Ca ~
wHEELlNG-oN AND AFTER MONDAY January H. Pas
Trains will be fonowti
aye Baltimore daily for Cumberland and intermediate places at
o'clock
Wheeling etc. daily, NJ running through in u hours
Hapers Ferry thence connecting train 70 Winchester
Va, ats NJ, daily, except Sundays
Leave Wheeling for Baltimore daily att AN.
Leave Cumberland for baltimore daily al 1880 AN.
Leave Cumberland for Baltimore daily atsp M
Leave arper Ferry for Baltimore daily at 2a p NJ and NJ
Leave Frederick for Baltimore daily Sundays, att A. NJ and
93dP. NJ.
Through tickets Baltimore Pittsburgh at s 90
Baltimore and wheeling
baltimore and Ltnesvle. w
bitlnote AND Cincinnati by aeamboa W
Baltimore and Louisville 90
sa'o,e anu ntauhon va
balihpfe
Baltimore aud Wnehester, so
Baltimore and Whining N. 90
baltimore and aon and Weldon 30
BALTIMORE
Accommodation Irans viii be and Elcotta
Mills daily, except Sunday iolowg.
Leave Camden Station $50 A. 81
Leave Mount Glars Station NJ
Leave fiicotts Mills station AT A. W.
Fare for the round Baltimore Eeotts Mills so els
rare Tor the round tp between Baltimore and Relay 80 rs
Tickets for the trip procured
abatement the by The conductors
lie
"WAstIINGToN BRANCH"
Leave Baltimore for Washington i5A NJ and $50 p
and Ir.M
On Sundays a ans AM and 6.loP.m.
Leave Washington on Sundays at A. " and Pm.
The FIRST and fourth trains FROM Baltimore, and the second and u
iygs Sm j. t. ENGLAND. Agent
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~ have aay band a supply these superior MILLS
ls witt or without corneob Crushers The Of
ss Owe any now in uee will b. apparent person WHO'S
udee Of the arele aud will take the st the
Agents. BIDDER &FABlAN, u hlssszius street, lanis
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GREAT a6A E. VEST VEST Ga isl..s,...ll n.
bAII9S LINE VA BALIMoRE AND OHIO KAlLRJAT, 10
MOND, CHARLESTON, AND ALL CITIES ON THE sEABoARb
The above line fully organzet
both IN dispatch and Our Eastern Arrangements
pert eted thu East for tho speedy Transit Of freight
philadelphia By Railroad and Propers NewYoFt
Steamers TO Boston by yssi to Richmond by steamers,
Charleston by vessels.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS
specifying time and any information subject sppy to
JOSEPH Il. ELDER,
Agent, No. 40 Commercial street, Pine,
FULTON NEWELL, Agents, 10 Lsyce, 81. Louis
FORSYTH & HOPKINS Wheeling,
b. T. ELDER a CO, Baltimore
COLHOUN 4 COWTON, Philadelphia Agents
jy2s sm P. BURKE Boston.
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