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SPRING B0NNETs And RIBBONS.
o. have just peDeda fine and cheap
lot Of the above goods, which wish
TO call the attention Of the ladies.
A. TATE, w
mr. 20-3t No. 3I4 Penna. avenue.
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PREMIUM BOOTS.

fnEMIUM bUUIS.
HENTLEMEN are requested 10 call al my Store,
" Browns Hotel, and examine the fine case OF
BOOTS that was awarded THE HIsHEsr PlFHIun N
the Metropolitan Mechanics Institute msnufsc-
tured by Godfrey Co., Philadelphia. Please call
early, as they will be returned in few days. Ihave
from the same establishment; also, OF &. Benkeu,s
and Conrad's make, of Philadelphia, as well as
my own manufacture, comprising the largest and
the market John Mills
Fashionable Bootmaker, Browns Hotel
mar l7-3t flint, Union, Seat and Organ 81
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THE HONEY BEE.

NALVERT'S FIRST PREMIUM COMMON
~ SENSE BEE-HIVES, OR PALACE, may he
for few days only together with his beautiful spe-
cimens OF Virgin Honey. State, County, and Fam
lily Rights may be Pur, hased. Inquire Tor the Eat-
enlee. GEORGE CAINTpTN-
mar li-Ns
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n n ATTENTION, WASHING TON BLUES =
There will be a meeting Of the corps on TO
NI NI MORROW "wednesday EVENING, at
" " O'Clock, at the armory Of the Company.
II is earnestly requested that every member will
be punctual As business of importance will be laid
before the meeting.
THOS. BRIGGS, o. s. mar 2o-a
n " WASHINGTON HIGHLANDERs, ATTEN-
TION.-You are hereby requested TO attend
lij I'M a meeting Of the Company at the Hall next
" THURSDAY EVENING, the 22d instant, at
O'Clock.
1t is desirable that every member of The Company
should be there, as business Of importance will be
laid before them.
BY order of mo. REESE, Captain.
WIN. FORSYTH, Secretary. mar 2O-3t
~soTREE DANsANTE.-PROF. II. W
~ MUNDER respectfully announces 10 the
lovers of'tnpping the light fantastic toe,o that bis
tenth Soiree will take place on WEDNESDAY
EVENING, March 2lst, 1855.
All those who have once attended Prof. Numbers
Soirees, will not fail to call again
A large company and bright times are anticipated
~NOTICE.-THE SUBSCRIBERS TO The
BIZ New Building Association are requested
10 Rect at Temperance Hall, Il street, on TUES
DAY EVENING, the Doth inst, at ~ O'Clock, Tor
the purpose of organizing the Association.
Persons wishing 10 subscribe for stock, in the
meantime, are informed that books of subscription
are still open at T. NJ. HANsoS's Office, No. 81
Seventh street, and E. e. Overs Store, No. 2S6
Pa. avenue. mar l-eo3t
,METROPOLITAN MECHANICS IN
~ stitute-The regular monthly meeting of
the Metropolitan Mechanics institute Rooms over
G. & T. PaIker's Store, on WEDNESDAY EVE
sING, the 2lst inst at ~ O'Clock.
business of importance re atine TO the late exhfbi
ton requires the attendance Of all the members
n. B-DPpnsitors having COOS in the Exhibition
room, will please call and take them away immedi-
ately, they will have tQ be removed 10 some other
place. and so liable TO bemislaid.
By order: p. M PEARSON, Rec. Sec.
mar 10 ct QnteD
~MERCHANTS' EXCHANGE. The reg
ular semi-monthly meeting will be held at
the Exchange Rooms, over the Star Buildings, cor
ner of llth street, on TUESDAY EVENING, 20th
instant.
An election will take place for an Assistant Sc
crctsry and BOokkeeptr. As this Is the most i'm
porant office within the GIFT Of the Association, il is
' ~ important there shOulp be punctual attend
ance. :. BACON, President.
JNO. p. ELLIS, Sec. mar 19-2t
CARD.-The attention Of the public is re-
n specially called TO the sale of elegant Furni
ture and Household Effects, al the residence of his
EXcellency nj. TiradO, Peruvian Minister, corner
OF Pennsylvania avenue and 23d street, for particu
lars Of which reference is made to the advertisement
in another column.
Special attention is called 10 the Carriage Horses
which believed to be superior to any Offered
for sale in this city.
The Vines are very choice. and con prise the fol-
lowing: Champagne, Bordeaux, Lagrange, Bucel-
las Rheno, Chateau Laftte SauterIe Chateau Mar
geaux, Lavradio Madeira, Porto 1890, aid Amontel
lado Sherry. JAS. c. MCGUIRE.
mar 20-3t Auctioneer.
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OLD SOLDIERS, SAILORS, AND
MARINES
IVAN have their papers prepared, and Warrants
~ obtained, under the late Bounty Land Act of
March 8, 1855, by calling at the banking house Of
HAMILTON G FAINT,
No. 40 Pennsylvania Avenue.
o. N. b. The highest price paid for Land War
rants. mar l7-4t
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OLD CHAIRS MENDED.

OLD CHAIRS MENDED.
MRS. WILLS, at No. 30s street, the second
wi dOnr from Thirteenth, thankful to those thai
have assisted her in the endeavors she is making
support herself and family, gives notice that she is
ready TO mend all Old Chairs that may be brought
to hei. She will do the work with prompiRess and
fidelity. mar 20-3t
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NuILDREH's HOOPS received and for
~ sale at LAMMoND'S, 9Th st.
mar 1875
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DIR. ID. McFARLAN,


OfhcC-No. 332 Pennsylvania avenue, near Ninth
street, Washington, ID. c.
mar 20-eo2m
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Neutral Rights.-If there is any point in
tie whole range Of our relations with foreign
Governments concerning which we feel sensi
i've, 1t Is with reference to our rights as neu-
trails. 1n the infancy of our Government, in
our frst alliance with France, the United
States insisted on the principle that free ships
should make free goods The intellects of
Jefferson and Madison placed this right be.
yond doubt. Resisting its infringement, We
declared war against Great Britain in 1912.
Our tonnage is now equal to that of our 90 q.
mercial rival. Last year, the latter, impelIed
by her necessities as involved in the war with
Russia, assented to the correctness of this
great principle, stipulating, however, that she
gave her assent to 1t but for the time being. 1t
remains for this Government to take due care
that she shall never fly from tho positions she
has assumed for her temporary convenience;
and we doubt not that it the United States
dovernmenD will succeed in incorporating in
international law, as acknowledged by ell tho
powers Of the world, this great American prin.
ciple-for such it is beyond all question.
The Bounty Land Law The success Of the
present heads of the different bureaus of the
Executive Departments in systemati.ing their
respective Offices and bringing up tho back
work, had the effect Of running the business of
four ffths Of those formerly finding full en-.
ploymsnt at this point in prosecuting claims
and settling the accounts Of persons at dis
lance. Indeed, for year, the claims agency
business, in connection with the Department.
in this city, has had little more than q nomi.
nal existence. The law of the last session
granting baunty land to some 800, 900 indi.
viduals has, however, suddenly revived the
business, as may be seen by the agents' sd-
vertisemsnts in the newspapers 1t il thought
by those who understand the matter fully, that
they tths agents) will net more than half a mil.
lion of dollars in fees, for their services in
preparing papers, &C., to be presented under
this law. OF this large sum at least half will
60 into the pockets Of our fellow citizens On.
gagged in this business, most Of whom are in
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l266 ri jTfH NnTTCE. lS6S.

INV ROUTE OPEN TO ST LouLs-PAssENGEas
FOR THE WEST SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST BY THg
CLFvFLAED, BELLEFOSTAINE AND INDIANAPOLIS
RAILROAD. -.
This the shorte and mos. comfortable route from Sew
York. Boston and all NewEnkAnd Albany Troy and bs 40
TO Marion Beefortaine Dayton, Sydney fqis ana ure,n
sansrct Tere Hsute Vncennes and Evansyuc md L0's
Vile, by. and St Leu ,- r.
TEsrT TRlns LEAVE CLEVELAND DAILY SUNDAYS *
cEYrrp7:Sc A. ~ Express Train connects At Gallon wiz
b. and l. Train =. N
II A. NJ connecting at Belefontsine with The NJ X. sad
l. T. Trsn for Urbans ard Springfield and arrive a payon
same afternoon; arrive Indianapolis a, $3.50 same evening
get in the morn ns BY the esy AfAA-
for lafayette Peru, Losansport and Chicago
Terrc Hsute, Ncennes and EVsnvie esse
indianapolis si5 A. NJ arrive a. Terre bante al <'Ao ~
Nncernes at Sis NJ Evansville at same evening Ltae
Of Poe. Coaches leaves Incenrcs at S:1 Tor Asas IA;
about 80 miles 81 the unfinished nk OF as oso
and Mississippi Railroad between Nnccnnes and o. bas
arrive Xena in time connect with the Express Tram "
e.SCA NJ and arrive Of ST. Louis az 50 sa2e ai,eroon
The Road FIRE order ard through ocsetiH
country, making change desirable 10 tgaveiera -,
Ferry July this siege Line will Be filed with Iron has
making continuous Railroad Line from toe Atlantic to the
Mississippi Eifhyfve miles shorter by this route thar wa
Tols do ard Chicago 10 :. Louis
7l5 r. NJ Lightning Express Train from Cleveland, making
connections with all places named BY shove Tsns arrive
indianapolis a. s:i5 next morning; connect Immediately wiz
xrrcss Train for |ncennes there with Stages Tor Nens
leaving Aenia $50 by Express Train and arrive AZ ST Losn
at l:SoP. 81.
Patuser. desire TO stop Xeus H. they leave there
II A ii. and arrive az ST. Louis At r. NJ sane afternoon
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REGuLAR NAIL LINE via ST roNI N6T D,

for BOSTON, PROVIDENCE, NEW-btDrOtD and
TAUNTON.-Inland route, carrying the Eastern Mail.
The new steamer PLYMOUTH ROCK Capt Joel stone and
C. VANDERBILT Cart w. H. Fnzec In connection with the
stonngon and Providence and Boston and ProyderEe Rail
roads leaving Nes-York daily Sundays excepted iorn p
No. IN r.. (st wharf above Battery place. At ococS IN
and Storiueton o'clock PM, aiysl Of the Mail tram
which leaves Boston az 5 so Pm.
These steamers ere unsurpassed for strength safety Sped
comfort and elegance The officers experienced aud se
tive. -
The C. VANDERBILT, from New York-Mondsy, Wednes.
day ard Friday From Stonneton-Tucscsy, Thursday aud
The PLYMOUTH ROCK from, New.York-Iuesisy, Thurs
day ard Saturday From StoningtonMoady enesday and
Friday ,,
Passengers arrival s;oningon proceed Immediately per
Railroad to Providence Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
the Express Mail train reaching said places several hous IN Cd
vance those by other routes and IN ample time or al me
esrv Morning Lines injecting North and East Passengers
who prefer it remain board the ENJOYING nights
rect undsurbed akasug deed and leave stonngton N
the "A NJ train connecting at Providence with the IL A NJ
train for Boston, Taunton and New Bedford
Through tickets Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays for
Nantucket Holiness hole Woods Hole, New Bedford
tornecting with the steamer Eagle Wing
Baggage Master accompanies the Steamer and Tran tnfousn
each way. -. Md, -
passage berhs staierooms or Freight Application MAJ
be made pier No. 2EoIth River ct the ocs, No. 10 Bat
teTv-Ilace
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GREAT NORTHERN and WESTERN ROUTE
" TO CHICAGO AND SAULT ST. MARY,
THHOlrGH CANADA,

VIA ONTARIO, sINCoR AND HURON RAILROAD.
Pssereers leaving NewYork The mornings OF Tuesday,
Thursday and Saturday by Express Trains Of ad
Ere end Bin hnton, by Hudson River and New
York Railroad Syracuse and thence TO Oswego by
abroad vii reach Toronto by stesmer Champion or Hay
Ontario si1cor and huron Railway C0hngvood on Lake
Huron when they will take passage at ne second day
on one magnificent lovprssure scamers kElSIONE
STATE. LADY ELGIN, NIAGARA, QUEEN CITY, or
LOUISIANA which orrs the triweckiy connection with
CHICAGO Mw.ukce and principal Lake Michigan Ports arny
Ing az cago Ia LEES han eighty hours amer leaving New
York presents u1egua1d ac ies and attractions
on aleanIoss luxuToay furnished, and the daylight passed
amid tie beautiful scenery Of the Great Lakes embracing the
Straits az Mecknaw, the SAINT 81 Mars, and tue Coche
Nonnts me al. Million Islands of the Georgian Bay
The rates e Frscass Fare embrace and herths on
hoard tho Lake Ontario and on Lake Huron and
thiean; travellers will fld the route fan fatSuuS.
more eypet itious and cheaper than any other.
Pafsergcrs cr Saut 81 Mary and points on Lake supenH
will NewYOrk the mornings Of Monday "Wednesday
ard Fndey end proceed before en0ned 10 Colngwood
when they will take Sau st Mary reaching that
ront in than hours from hewfor Passengers may
so proceed by way Of Buffalo, Rochester and Suspension
Bridge by Cape Vincent to Toronto aud then as designated
herein.
For through Tickets apply the several Offices of the New
York and Eric Railroad the present Other ARRANGEMENTS
for rrceurng through Tickets will be announced in few days
Distance Green Bay hacknew and saut St Mary several
hundred miles less than any other route sd four 10 nVe doA
cheaper a. DIM y nI'l'j n.
The attention Of Slippers Of Freight invited 70 th route
a. rrrg economy with expedition. Fox information relative
"''es"~' 'Ff' ." f. s LITTLFJOHN No. 100 Broai-st
CLARK 4 ROBE No. IFS Broaist
f. HARVEY, No. III Broadst
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Lcca Fsrts gwen BY D. z BALDWIN a. lae q z aI4 q
X. Z. Cfce Cleveland -
Bsgssge checked from Cleveland 10 Beeontse .nd Indian
nrols from ihence Louisville, Mason, TIRE Hsuie La
faye;ss and Evansville. -
Procure Tickets the Lake Shore Railroad lice In Cleys
land u. C. BALDWIN General Ticket Agent, or d. HUI
TON, 81 the Wedden House, Cleveland.
Only l8{ HoURs FROM CLEVELAND TO LOUISVILLE, ~
Merchants wishing ship Goods can IN he contract, IN View
York Boston Albany or Troy with the General Freight Agents
Of the Railroad Conp enes Eric Canal Lines; 10 wh'n
tou "a Freight Tariffs have been sent Goods addressed 10
care HILLS Aren't c. C. aud c. Railroad, Ceye and, will
be iorw arded with ii pech. J. NOTTINGHAM sup T.,
For information relative the above roues apply 70 ~
HORTON General Ticket Agent. Wedle House, or C. H.
IROOKs PASSENGER Agent a. III, c. C. and C. r. X. Depot
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TIVE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

Mr. KENNEpY, Of Rorhury, hss discovered 10 one q or
mTMoR ross Ne cont SsrSfss dos,a % ee~.o. Pi~sss
lie he. tried in eleven hasdcd c-ses and never sisc
rosssson hundred certificates Of n VALUE I'll van
to,,les ae ws.rsn,sA 70 euro uurssns.ore mouth
three bottles vii the worst Kind Of pmPss On Ne
Two or three bottles wnl eleA the system Of bnes
Two bottles warranted to care the worst eanker 10 No
three 10 i've bO,ses tho WORT case q
errel.s Two hottie, A.. ur,.s to cure a. humor h Tie
Two bottles running q the ears NJ
-Four or 81 bottles eorup, and running
one bottle WIN cure sealy er,rticos Of the skh.
Two three bottles warranted 10 cure the worst Go
Two or bottles warranted to the most Desperate
esN Of rhcrmafisro.
1hrcc four bottles are warranted to cure sAitrhsnm,
Five eight bottles win the worst csse q scofa
beEeh, always experienced fom the nlst soste
Nehips looks improbable those who have In VAIN fe1
soS aS s the and soas old ons~
every humor IN the system; yet nred fact u you nave
about t. suilirs cases bvt yours Peaded over
thousand bottles # it in the vicinity Of Boston know the e
fcs Of il every IL has already done some OF the sfoa
ct done IN MassehusetI gave m to children
g old people Of S i asss .a sssa alS SS sS -
perfect Of health By one bottle
always cure gives ges, relief in estsh and dizziness
who have taken have been costye for years All have
cay Ut where there is eransmen, Of the function: q
mature VII cause very aso om u @ dsys to wc<i
The il never result it, tho contrary when that
feeling gone you viii feel yourself AXE anew person
heard eneomums Of IL that ever
man listened TO. =.
Roxiury, Mas Price 81. .....,~,...
wholesale Agents for New-york; G. " CLlCkkNENs Co.,
No 81 Bsrclayst; CHARLES H. RING, No l9 Brosdwsxj
A r. & ID. SANDS, No. III Williamst-; MARSH NORTH
ROP, No. $50 0reenwieh.ti sCHlEfFELlS, BkoS Co..
i5O Nillamst; BOYD PAUL, Chambers st. WkLLS Co.,
lis Frankhn-st, McKl5SON ROBBINS Co.. No. ~ Maiden
lane, HANILAND, HARRAL L RIsLEY, Wsren.st;
WAhD CLOSE Co, Maidenlse; Mrs HAYS, Brootlyni
and by all respectable Druggists throughout the
Union
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-THREE

i DAILY THROUGH TRAINS BETWEEN PHILA-
DFIPHIA and PITTsBUGH-The MORNING MAIL
TRAIN leaves Pha lepha for Pittsburgh ~ A. NJ and
leaves Pit,sburfh for Philadelphia A NJ The FAST LINE
leare Philadelphia for P.ttsburgh at p NJ and Pittsburgh
leaves Phisdeha or Pittsburgh at IL p H. and Pittsburgh
for pha at 10 7. M.
Tho Al i've lines Pittsburgh with the Railroad.
and iom Louis, Mo- Alton, Gsens and Chicago, Ili
Fraukord Lexington ard Louisville Ky; Terra HaH.e Mali
son IL Fsyere snd Indianapolis In1 Cincinnati Dayton
srrugaed Be efotsine, sendusky Toledo Cleveland, Co
IL ~ Ztpesyie MassiOn and Wooster Ohi0 also with
the stesrn Pocket boats and to NeOeans 81 Louis
LouisyllIe and CinsnnstL -
Fr fIer particulars handbn In the hotels Of this
Civ Pa.seurers viii find this the shortest, expeditions
ard confcrftbe route between the Fast 40 West
TLroush tickets be had either the above eaonet
places IN the Wet. CT OF
X. b. DEAN. Agent, New-Jsrsey Railroad Co., foot Of
Courf.arIst.. New-Yor<.
i'll. ELLICOTT, Agent, Penrsylvania Railroad Co.,
No. 2 Asor House, New York.
rew-YoIk, ApTi 40, lsS5. Philadelphia
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RAILROAD.-sUMNiER AR

Il Il RANGEMEkT.- Commencing MONDAY, May 7, 1853
GOING NORTH.
FROM characterization MFrcight Train with passcn.
ger car arrives AZ Van Dousenviile at f:f5 p. NJ
lo:so A. N-Passepges by the A b. IT, ala from York
take bis train and PittAed a. 3:SJ Z. NJ connecting
with Western and North Adams' Roads Albany passengers
csnee Van Deuscnve and connect a. State Line with
Western tr.in to Albany.
SECS p M-Pue nger Train for Kent arrives a. g. Running
through PittsfeId Saturday arriving iil0 T. NJ
From BARRnGrOs.-6l2 A. M.-Fresht Train with psseu-
ger car fer Pitisfeld arriving at 1851 A. II.
FROM Van DEUsrsylLLE.2:2 p M.-For State Line amer
the arrival Of 5 A. NJ tran from Bdgeport connecting
State Line with Western Train to Albany, and Hudson aud
Beskshire Train 10 HUDSON.
GOING SOUTH.
From PrrsFIELD-9 A. M-Paenger Train for Bridgeport.
Th train Van Deusenvie with train from State
Line and Bridgeport with 80 Express Train to New York.
ar wing at 5 P. NJ
SIP m-For Darlington freight with passenger arriving ct
7:2o m.
1870 A. M-Psenger for Bridgeport Mondays Only arriving
at $3.50 A. ~.
FRon STATE LRE-e:o A. M-For yaa Deusenylle, sfter
the arrival Of Wefern Train from Albany Connecting at Van
Deusenv,le With Passenger Train "a Brdse port.
From KEST-713 A. M-Special from Kent for bridgeport
arriving ct $50 A. NJ. 80
FRon VAN DEusESvTLLs-6:22 A. M-For Bridgeport,
Fright Train with passenger car arriving al r. NJ
Waterbury Car Ventator have been attached 10 the psen
ger great expense The kept entirely nee
from dust cpde and smoke current Of ar passes through
the entire 9Th Of the train aud be regulated 20 n mo
convenience Of the passengers CHARLES HUNT President
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NETWORK AND NEw-HAvEN RAIL-

IN ROAD-sUMMEK AKNANGEHENI, bay . 70"
TRANS LEAVE NEwYoRx-FOr New.Hayen-I A. n,
bIdsspo1s o. zss 81 .! a.: sn s EsS !,
and WesIpcrt--7 A. NJ; 1850 So $50 p NJ For Norwlt-
izsc $40 tEs and rs 81 % sip IL r an. nj
Acl 49o SIS P. 81 For stamtorl7, o. A. NJ; (E1 izSo,
$40, OH 40 s.15 P. NJ Fer Port Chester and New
and intermediate st-Ons7, A Nj 1850, 40, dl6, SIS
Pm.
FIl For Hartford and sphpgdeld-s, (Ex 1850, p ~,
DIX For Connecticut River Railroad % A0rea-3 A. n,
(E1l For Canal Railroads. A. NJ. (Ex) l2o p. H. for
kev.London Rsarosd-aA. Nj Up NJ For HousA;onie Rail
roads A. NJ; $50 T. 81 For kaugssuck Railroads A. NJ;
$50 P. 81. For Danbu1y aud Norwsk Rslroed-7, 4 Nj
4P.M.
TRAINS TO NEw-YoRK-From Eew-Hsyen-6.O, 7, 9T
A. Nj 155. (Ex.l $50, SIS r. NJ (Ex.) From Bridgeport
SIC 142 Icl8 A. Nj 2s2 Ex) sill, s52 r. ~, (Exl From
koswslk-6 64z ais 1859 A NJ 28, fEx. 325 Us, 10
p. 81. G1) From Port Cheser-53e, go, ia, 81, Ills
A. Al: 4Cs.G EP d. JAMES II. HOir, sup't-
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.-The GREAT


CENTRAL ROUTE, connecting the Atlantic Cites With
Wtsru Northwestern and Southwestern STATES, BY con-
Railway direct. The Road also o. Pbnrgh
with daiy ire Of Steamers al ports the western Rivers
al Cleveland sni seadrsty WITH Steamers ell ports
tie Northwestern Lakes making he most direct cheapest and
reliable b winch FREIGHT be forwarded 20 and
t-rrl ihe GrtGt Ncsf.
RATS EETWEES PHILADELPHIA and PITTSBURGH
FEsT CLAssho1ts, Shoes Dry Goods, I'm * nor no ~
b0xes) Furs, Fce-hers, kc................S ~ - Nv -
sFcosD CLAss.-Bcoks aud Stationery, Dry)
Goods, tir baea Hardware, Leather 6oc- per lcc %
NOcl, tc............................
THKD CLAss-Anyis Bagsing bacon and o. 10, IN =,
Pork, Tn bulk 10 mp ke................ W. ~ NV ~
FOURTH CLAss-Cofee, Fish, Bacon AID Az ~, no y
Pofk, Peckedl LAID and Lard OIL. - - ~ ~
In .lT1e Gocs from any point east OF Phaiephix
tieuar tie rackAre ya Penusyvaiis RsiroaLv All
Go0ds corgnec the ARents Of this Roed Philadelphia
Pitshush. vii be forwarded without deteution-
FREIGHT AGENTs.-h0s,s Potter Boston; J. L. Elliot,
NsvloEk; =. j. Sneeder Phi aielphs; Magraw kOons,
Baliz0rti Geo trnciscus Pittsburgh; Spnknsn bro~f
CireLnAt Oioi j. :. Moorhesd, Louisville, Ky; R. c.
Medium, Madison, Ind Rsc5 Co., St Louis No.; j. s.
Michel Son, Evansville, Indiana.
Dor furrter rarficuars " bills Of sirg, spply 20
}. l. ELLIOTT, Agent Penn. Railroad Coz or
{. X. ALLLS No Aston House, New-York-
"a d. HOUSTON, General Freight Agent, Philadelphia
H. j. LoMBAERT, Superintendent, Altoona, Pa
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DATRIOTIC LINE.-New Line Of NEW
l. YORK and LIVERPOOL PACKETS This hne VII be
composed OF the following and splendid ships Wa
CALHOUN. COO tuns burden....Capt B. IL Truman
Il CLAY so tuns harden. Capt David Caulkns
WEBSTER eco tuns burden. Capt lawrence
ORIENT eco tuns burden. Geo s. HILL
The above vessels have been recently built aud Are the
largest and nnost substantial IN the trade.
They commanded BY Of experience and ability he
Accommodations are very superior and every exeon WI be
made promote the cour OF passenger and The
OF shippers. For freight passage, apply 70
aPOFFORIl TILEsrON 4 Co.. No. 50 Broadway.
Asens N Lyerpoel-T. GRIMs HAW Co, Ne. 10 Vsfee
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i SKIN BY the free ofGOURAuDs erqrsite ITALIAN
INDICATED SOAP amply supplies deficiency 10 grscs-
fitness The horde Of cuicalar bemshessuch for Instance
Tar Freekle Pimpes alownes, sunburn Pnsai.s ssees
RswcTm Rednes end Roughness depart from before this
Soap the rank night dews are dispersed ey the
uorrug IT, soothing and healing qualities make pecu
, valuable teudrT skins OF nfnss and for the purposes
OF sEavrg bathing eiher in hard OF salt water just
the article wanted GOURAUDS POUpRE SUBTITLE rs tho
ony dciaioy exan which will uproot saperuou hair with
ont injury TO tho most deeste shin. U0URAUDS HAIR
ITsTORATIVE will make wiry hair silky and glossy, oroo
hair 10 grow where Il fallen Oh and prevent hair from
ing prematurely gray. GOURAUD" LIQUID ROUGE n
color GOURAUDS LILY WHITE Is the only article ladies
shosd use for whitening tte complexion. .
Dr. FFLIX GOURAuDs really valuable preparations arc
only TO be had genuine No. 81 Walker 6rst form
Broadway CALENDAR, No. SO South H-st., Philadelphia
and BATES, No l2s Waabingtons- Boston, Sc