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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08
Spirit PRESS.

ihe Peiay Post alleges that Gen. Washington
was opposed to foreigners holding offices of rank
aoa trust In our service In proof of which II calls
attention to various letters of his. Ia another
a''e'e the Post replies to the Enquirer's remarks
tpon tue near resemblance of the Know No,hings
.he 'acooins of the great French revolution.
saying In conclusion that more arocious slander
was never uttered than the idea which the Enquirer
would impress upon its reader.
Inc Hhtg considers 1t one of the strangest and
most incomprehensible things Of the age that the
almost entire Abolition party at the North-its
orators and pfesses-should be unitedy arrayed
against the Know Nothing movement, if as South
ern Democrats allege, the Know Nothing order is
an Abolition organization. The writer quotes the
opinions OF Seward, Greeley, Weed, Charles
Francis Adams, Amasa Walker, and other Aboli.
tton leaders, to show how intense and determined
tneir hostility is to the Know Nothing order. In
conclusion, the Wing says:
W. invoke the honest and intelligent people of
virginia TO look at and discountenance the trick
Whicn Inc Democratic press of the State are tryine
10 play on upon them. II is an old trck-a scuryy
ricK-a u mean, disreputable, contemplate trick 1t
" a.e same LICK oy which they palmed upon you
martin van Buren and Joe Johnson
The Enquirer alludes to an article in the wbio
OF tuesday as significant of the desponding spirit
OF the opposition, and continues thus
little while ago the temper of the Wbiy was
insoently confident, and defiant even to truculence
NOW Its pride Is abated, and Its naughty crest
lowered In token OF distress The tide of battle Is
turning and the Whig labors with the energy of
despair to re-assure the courage of the nsnic
stricken ranks. mo longer leads the charge but
strives and strives In vain to arrest the retreat of
its broken columns ~
The Enquirer also publishes the following pro-
position, from perfectly responsible gentleman
Applications to be made at the Enquirer Office b.
PETERSBURG, VA, March 8, 1855.
Gentlemen Any reasonable amount of money
can be bet here, at one hours notice. that Henry A.
Wise will be elected the next Governor of Virginia
say to the extent of one or two Thousand dollars
and propositions for more considered
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

Coon MEDICINES. L0ng-c0ntInued and
systematic putting will succeed In bringing any
worthIess nossrum before the public-but lacking
mer It cannot long retain the position K for While
assumed We desire merely to make STABLER6
AEODYNE CHERRY ExPECTORANT known to
the public, feeling con6dent that 20 good madeleine
which hss been endorsed BY so,ae Of the brightest
ornaments Of the medical faculty, will realize its
own popularity and one which viii be a. lasting %
the good effects It's is constantly producing This
excellent medicine IL vely Efficient In Cougks, Colds,
throat It has been productive Of beneficial results
In great number Of cases in different parts Of tho
country; and physicaps of the highest standing are
ia the habit OF using that and sTABLERS DIAN
RHGA CORDIAL In ther practice. sa aa,s .g3ss..
~ See descriptive pamphiets, TO be bad gratis OF
the Agents. 1sa
U Price for eseh only 50 ssnss, or six bottiss ibr
E.H. gTABLEk b CO., RropristeEs.
F Wholesale Drug egists, Baleuoros
PURCELL, LADD i CO., 49,
Wholesale AsAats. Rishnon1.
And BY Drugsists and Mershants gsnsEally thfosfh.
ont virainia. aTH 6l0-08ef16
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BOUNTY LAND. go. sss
Twill prosecute claims against the Eedoss

raj Government to BOUNTY LAND and IENar
SIONS, on the most satisfsetofy terms
ed period OF fourfeea days % any sar, since ms
ana II such soldiers be dead their widows OF chit.
haye ess than 1f acves are entitled 10 -
much more viii MAKE that quantity
and nonntv Land Dspsrtm sat Il Wsshinaton, Or
nesrly three ysars, have peculiar sdvantases f6r
pfosecutins claims Of ths above description Il ..tAS
OF Psyne Mayo, on 10Th strsst. bstvesn LAIN md
Cary. win be attended 10 - oncs. IS ssszsss y
Any reference given that may Be essiLe1
vnha-dk vSus aSslsSS ABEL u. .0AJ4s
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

SAM'L CARY, Dealer in Paper Material,
fRAGs, RoPEs, BAGGINe, &c-) South Franklin st.,
5 doors West Of Old Market, buys small ~ well a.
large lots. 10 9-d6m
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4 TENCION AMANTES DE Los PT

4 IENCION AMANTES DE LOS PU
"A RIOS DE HABANA--SEVENTEE NEH-
BRANDS OF HAPANA CIGARS WARRANT
ED GENUINE.
The subscriber has Just received another large lot
OF Havana Cigars, embracing seventeen new brands,
never before seen In this city, all of which Of
fsred on the most resso nabie terms.
A fey of those highly celebrated CABANAS, Prize
Nj edaI Cigars, are left
CHARLES RICHARDSON,
No. under Exchange Hotel
anh2 Richmond Va
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

HOUSE, SIGN AND ORNAMENTAL PAINTING.
TSHE Subscribers have removed their
h PAINTING ESTABLISHMENT to the new
house erected by them Broad street doors above
the Theatre and nearly opposite their old stand
where they will be better prepared to serve their
patrons. They ssk continuance of former patron
age. Terms accommodating.
fs 6--dImF L. & D. MAIJLE.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

MURDEN IN ST.. LoUIs-Benjamin F Brand, a
deputy county marshal, was shot aud killed in the
bar room OF the Planters House, st Louis, on the
20th ult, by Robert McO'Blenis, who was arrest
al
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

YOUTHFUL FRATRACIDE.-We have hereto
fore stated that boy named James Wallace, aged
IA, was killed on the 18th ul. in the town of Ohio,
N. Y, by his brother, aged IL years The following
are the facts In the case, as we find them In the
Mohawk Courier:
A quarrel had occurred between the two growing
out of attempt on the part of deceased to chas.
tise twin brother of the younger lad The latter,
by some means, having obtained possession of a
loaded pistol, deliberately discharged it contents
into the head of the deceased, who fingered for a
few hours and then expired in the greatest agony.
The mother of the boys was present and Witnessed
the dreadful scene but was unable to prevent the
catastrophe. The father was absent. There has
been no examination in the case as we understand,
and the young fratricide is yet at large.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

STATUARY FOR THE CApIroL.-Among the appro.
priations inserted in the civil and diplomatic bill
as it passed both branches of Cong ress, there is
one OF S25,000 to enable the Prosident to give d
commission to Hiram Powers, for the execution of
some suitable work Of statuary for the capitol at
Washington. ..
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

LOss ON THE OHIO KIFER -Ihe Wheeling Times
of Saturday says:
We regret to learn that the steamer Altamont
which left here last week with a lai ge amount of
freight for Cincinnati, grounded on Marietta bar
and was badly cut by the ice pretty large hole
was knocked in her hull. The Courier came to
her aid and took off all her freight, which is safe,
and took her down to Maristta wharf, where she
now lies The goods are all safe. We believe
there is no insurance here upon the freight, which
is thought to be worth about 5000 900. The Alta
mont suffers considerably There is no insurance
on her in the Provincial
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

REMOVAL! X L NOV A l. DRY
AZ GOODS! DRY GOOD IL respectfully in-
toIn my friends and customers and the public in gen.
efs that have removed to No. 25 Main street. four
doors absve the Market Bridge. - -
fe z6-2w< HENRY BROWN,
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The DAILY DISPATCH
BY j. A. CowARDIN

The DAILY DISPATCH is served to suhsctibers
At SIX AND QUARTER eENrspER WEEK, naynhe 10
the Carrier weekly. Price for mailing, o. year in
advance. = -
The WEEKLY DISPATCH 4. Issued every rri.
day. and msiledto subscribers at 81 per annuun.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

NoTIcE.--An adjourned meeting of sThe
THURSDAY, 9th March current, af O'Clock in the
evening. In the room over Buffers Simons' Book
store, on Main street. The names of persons pro-
posing, and admissible to membership, will then be
received, may be left with the undsrsigp ed prior
to the meeting CHA6. 8. SAWYER
NH aa.rafaru
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NARROW ESCAPE FROM HORRIBLE DEATH
A Newark IN. j. paper of the Sd inst, states that
three men, named Foster, Gallagher and Ryan
were digging well at Newton on Friday afternoon
last When at the depth of 40 iee Fosters foot got
wedge in between two rocks, and in endeavoring
to pull 1t out the side of the well caved in buryipg
him completely and the others partially. Gala
CHER and Ryan soon extricated themselves, and
then with assistance commenced digging for Foster
his back, and nearly fast as the earth taken
fresh instalments came in. After working from 5
P. NJ to midnight, they succeeded In raising the
stone short distance, and attempted to pull him
out but his foot was still fast when Mckinney,
a young farmer, worked his way, head downwards
under the rock and cut the mans boot 30 that his
foot came out Foster was drawn from the well
alive without any bones broken, having been ten
hours in his perilous situation.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

NLOVER s n Z d rs 61shels prime
~ ue~ (ylovsr need expected pes seenneD tQTu1loN
- '"ss~. DUKE Hu1CHEoo0,
ymha - - II Main 2Ro6t. e
HAM6.-A small lot Country nams Tor
H ule by DUKE huICHe6ONs
- - Ii Main street..
4 DINANTINE CANDLES. -65 boxes
n MItehsIl's and Gssnt,S Tor s.ls hy
mh7 EDWIN WvA1 w
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A VAL ABLE JAMES RIVER

hH FUh oAI1Ei IN f1FNhICU OOUNTI.
"sh toseii, privately, my Farm, called LILLY VAL
LEY ssld Farm lies six miles below Richmond, on
osborne Turnpike, adjoining the lands of Baret.a
Cox the farm called Wilton, &c. Said land lies re-
wei Tor farming purposes. and is now 10
lgh state of cultivation, containing 1874 acres The
D"eihng House 10 new, containing four Toomb -
iheIe are good Barns Stables, and all necessary
o0houses There 10 excellent water near the house,
and an abundance of SPRING..
re those who wish TO purchase, would say, that
aieiy such chance presents tself The location 10
fertile. Wv ~ S ''
!. The subscriber will take pleasure in showing the
iand 70 any persons wishing to purchases
1a1-a B. q. AKIN, Henrieo County,
SuPERlOR RUM.-30 bbls high flavor
- for Tobsceonists for sale by
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

AMERICAN HoTEL, RIcHMosD, VA.-Th.
public Z respectfully informed that on no.d..
March Eth 30, the rate Of Board ct the AMERi,
CAN HOTEL will be reduced to 9I IS mar a., H.
stead Of the former price Of o. A
Neal Board 920 per month instead of o25
The subscriber begs to inform his friends III At th
sane attention and shall be paid the euests ~
the american a. has heretofore nduced heir patron.
age. J. MILDEBERGER aNfTu
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

nRY GOODS CHEAP FOR CASH
IL Wishing to dispose of my Fall Stock Of Dry
Goods now offer the remainder at remarkably low
prices for cash; and persons purchasing Goods win
find 1t greatly to their advantage CALL the Goods
and prices shall suit them. Do not fail to call early
at the old stand, corner lst and Broad sts
in IS-Sm w. BOOTRl0HT.
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NORBORNE NORTON & CO.. :

PNOTICE.-Having bought of PAULUS
E1\ FEUERBACHER the stock of goods in his
store Broad street, between 6th and 7th Streets
.he business will hereafter be carried for m9 by
Jacob Walner, my agent-purchases to be made for
cash only, or by my special order.
NH 6-7tk MARTIN ARNOLD.
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1855-03-08

FLETCHER's HAIR TONro excels eyerv
thing for beautifyins and improyisg the hair No
- quite suicient to show Its good effect Tie great
success OF the Tonic has brought up host Of imta-
tors twho know a. mnchshout the trestn ent Of the
nair - the man In the moon, whose noxious mix
ance A+- ssss5 IF7s Y = 81 E-fF
Persons wishing the original and genuine article.
can be supplisd BY the mann facturer-
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DOTATOES.-I have on hand lot of
i splendid Potatoes, for sale low for cash or punc
tual customers LuTHER LIBBY,
NH Corner 20th and Cary sts, on the Dock.
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AFFRAY IN A LEGISLATIVE BoDY.-The Santa Fe
Gazette thus describes a scene in the new Mexican
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-29
To the Merchant. of Iewa.

\ E W LU H Ma WARE HOUSE
- NAPLES CO., having taken the Store as
l. Market Street, Philadelphia, formerly eeeu-
pied by Fassit Co.. and having secured the ser
vices Of the most tasty cutters, We arr now Manu-
featuring an entirely stock of Clothing of
ry description, and it is intention al all times
to keep large stock of the and most desra-
bic Clothing suitable for the Western market
p WArIgs, formerly of Dubuque, having spent
the last twenty years in the West, and knowing the
wants of Western Merchants, he feels that he can
not fail to give entire satisfaction to all those that
he may have the pleasure of doing business with.
Our Linen Furnishing Room, We think cannot be
surpassed as all our Shirts, Collars, etc., etc. are
made to order.
II will ahord Us much pleasure to have you call
and make personal examination of our stock
August 3. lS55.-dlY 2 WApLES 20
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Chicago and Burlington r. r. Line
Peoria Oquawka, Central Military
Tract and Chicago, Burlington

Quincy Railroads
/ now completed, and Trains the entire dis
i tance from CHICAGO to BURLINGTON Iowa
without change If
The most direct route to Chicago, New York B0s
ton Phi iladel phia. and all other points East
Daily Trains leave Burlington sunday excepted
l.-DAY ExpaEss.--THRouGH I. 80 A NJ
Arriving at Chicago the same evening passing
through Monmouth, Galesburg, Princeton ana con
Meeting at Mendoza with the Illinois Central Rail
Road, to La Sale, Bloomington, Springfield Deca
tur, jacksonville, and Naples also with Galena and
DunIeith.
2.-ExPREss TnRorGH 7. 80 r. NJ !.
Connecting with Illinois Central Rail Road at
MENDOZA for ST. L.us and Cairo direct
Trains the above Roads in close connec-
tiou. avoiding all LAYING at anv Of the points
This Road connects at Chicago with the Michigan
Central and Michigan Southern Roads and with all
the Roads leading the Atlantic Cities Ohio Ken
TIA ky and Pennsylvania
Passengers leaving Burlington at = 80 p NJ
reach taiena and Dunleith IN T. hours and ST
Louis in 20 hours
BY this route passengers Will reach the interior
portions Of Ohio and Indiana n less time and with
fewer charges, than by any other route connecting
vim Mchigan Central AT Michigan CITY with the
New Albany and Salem Road thence to all points
south and southeast.
Baggage checked direct through to Chicago, and
/ charge for handling at any point.
Through Tickets by this Route can be purchased
at the Raj Road Office in Burlington
G. q. HAMMOND, Superintendent.
D. RgswK. Ticket Agent, Burlington.
G. f. FoLLrrT, General Ticket Agent Chicago.
Chicago. May lst. 1883. ddw
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New ARA nge nent.

WIZ subscriber would inform the citizens OF ke-
okuk and vicinity that he has purchased the
stock IN trade of Ben. +. Dodson, at No. S Third
street, where he has on hand general assortmcn
q French and American Cloths, Cassimcres and
Festings, which he will make up to order at the
shortest notice, and in style not to be surpassed.
Also good assortment of Summer Coats Vests
and Shirts, always on hand.
July II, ls53.--d,f JAMES NJ TYLER
rT,o JoURNEYMEN TAILORs-w antcd. imme-
l. dately, at No S, Third Street, two Grsf rate
Journeymen tailcrs. None others need apply.
sep27 j. NJ TYLER
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N. ". Hicks. N. d..
T. X q f q N DE NTI 6 T

City of keokuk, lowa,-Offce ON Second ST. bet cen
Main and Johnson.
hR. H., in addition to the usual
l. methods Of inserting artificial teeth
is in possession Of the exclusive right VYYvv
for this city OF mounting the '.continu-
Gus gum teeth" universally admired for their
beauty. strength aud cleanliness. Afteran expert
cnce Of two years in this style Of work, he would
hesitatngy recommend il to the public possessing
many and great advantages over any other style of
work known 10 the profession Those interested are
respectfully invited to cal and examine specimens of
the different methods OF mounting teeth.
April I6. 6.lS5a--ti6MiY
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1855-12-29

To the CItizens of Ksekuk.

IfHE subscriber would announce to the citizens of
keokuk that he has just received stock of the
wear ever brought To keokuk; consisting of French
and American cloths eassimeres and vestings plush
es yelvets, grenadines cashmeres. de-, which be in
make up ON the shortest notice and in the best stye
to order The subscriber has also on hand fine a.
soriinent of shirts erayats, scarfs, collars, &c.
sep IL JAMES NJ TYLER
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Justice Wf the Peace.
EUyHE undersigned would inform his friends in
1 the country, that his Office is Main, between
I'd and Sd streets, keokuk, Iowa, over the Harness
Store. He will attend to the collection Of all ac-
counts entrusted to his care, with promptnesz. Ac-
counts sent by mail, post paid will receive atten-
ten, and the money returned as ordered.
March 2, lS55.--dly. EDWARD COLE.
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Merchants. western Line.
WESTERN STAGE COMPANY.
RaA

SUMNER AERNVT1MENiS
vNHE Western Stage Company respectfully an
L nounce 10 the public that their Coaches leave
keokuk Daily lounday exceptcdl for Fairfield. 0s-
kaloosa, Fort Dcs M9iues and Council Bluffs, passing
through Boston Charleston Primrose, Winchester,
Birmingham. Ashland, Agency City, Uttumwa, III
dyvilie, osksloosa, Pella. Monroe, Apple aro( 10
Ft. Des Mones.
From Oskaloosa ttri weekly u Council Bluff, via
Bclefontain, Knoxville Pleas tylie indanola ST..
Charles, Wintersctt, ludianfown, Silver Creek, TO
Council Bluffs.
Also from 0tiumwa sia B.nkesburg, Abba, La
grange. to Charlton tn weekly
Also from kekouk. DAILY via Warren, Pennington,
Bonaparte. Banion,Iaf, k~sauqua, Pittsburg, Troy,
u Bloomfield
lisa fo Fort Dise from Fort Des Mones passing
through Baonsboru aHd Homer.
Every attention will h. pald for the comfort and
convenience 1t passenger.
Coach leave keoksk ipr all the above places at I
0 clock. A. VI.
Ec~ Office on Main Street second door above the
La lo1c House X. A. McCHEsNEY, Agent
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To the Citizens of K@ok INK.

COk uk
ITAylNG interested with us the Messrs. Scofelds
| L in the Gas Fitting Business, would assure
the public that all orders given to them will be
ecuted in n neat and orkman-ike manner, and
thai they rely upon the work done by them,
being Of the very best material.
As II will be but i short time before the gas will
be introduced, We would recommend 10 those desl-
Of lighting MP ut the time of the completion of
the works, that they give immediate orders for pipe
fixtures, &C., otherwise many would be delayed be
yond that time. it would be impossible 10 supply
all applications upon short notice.
july 3, 1s55.--d c. HEKRICk & co.
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RE NOVAL.
% entail S uY9eYv

nR. X. 5. BARBER would respectfully ~rn
- inform his patrons nnd the public grn-1
orally, that he has removed his Office To the 4IYU
New Brick building the side Of Third street.
between Main and Johnson, where he has secured q
handsome suit Of and has spared neither pains
expense to make them elegant and comfortable
Thankful for past fayors, be soeits nnance If
the same. sE4S-All operations warranted.
keokuk Oct I'D
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A Knrc Chance Tor G cd Ia rgMtmS.
OK or 30 feet on Main street; 8 desirable building
81 lots IN the city Of keokuk also for sale. or
exchange for westom property, good Mill prSpesty
II Ohio 81 cT.ice land in Indiana several lots
IA the lown Of Napsryille, county seat Of n pasu
eonnty. H.; so acres " 4Aoioe land neaR ~ 1919
est q Monroe connty, fo1{ Mly1l :, Z,
| Inquire Of MekMM ia
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Gas Fixtures.

FINliE undersigned arc prepared to receive orders
for fitting up stores. Offices and DIVE ling houses
with pipe and fixtures for gas-promptly executing
the same, and guaranteeing all their work be gas
tight.
All persons desirous OF using gas, that have not
been called upon are requested to leave their adj
dress with US, through the Post Office
Ordsrs executed in the succession in which they
received. SCoFIELD d BROTHER.
JULY g. d
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T1HIRD Street, between Main and johnson Keo-
knk Iowa, have just received. at their Fashion
able Tailoring and Furnishing Establishment, q
ehoice and excellent supply Of Broadclcths Cassi-
meres, testings, and Gentlemen 5 Furnishing Goods
OF all descriptions, and guarantee that their work
shall be done in the most approved and satisfactory
manner. They are constantly receiving the New
York and Philadelphia Fashions, and respectfully
solicit ali who desire good work and the best mate
rial to give them a call
HITrrrIyNcpN l. r.r,vvry
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Mckee 4 Timbe rman,s Livery stable.
uNHIs Stable situated on Third Street, between
Main and Blonieau Streets, is large and COM
molus and especially fitted up and adapted for the
business and the undersigned are amply prepared to
accommodate their friends and the public generally
with saddle Horses, Bnggies, and Carriages at rea-
sonable ratcs They also keep Horses by the day,
week or month SAINT. MCKEE,
w TIMBERMAN,
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PENNsYLyANIA RaILRoaD
&44p7 81 "

T,HREF daily Through Trims between Philade.
phia and Pittsburg.--THE MORNING MAIL TRAIN
leaves Philadelphia for Pistsburg at n A. M. and
plttsburg for Philadelphia at A. NJ. The FAsr
Linz leaves Philadelphia for Pittsburg at Z. NJ.
The NIGHT Express TRAIN leaves Philadelphia for
pittsburg at II P. NJ, and pitsburg for philadel-
phia g. 10 l.. M.
The above lines connect at Pit;sburg with Rail
roads IL and from St. Louis Mo-: Alton Galena
and Chicago, H.; Frankford, Lexington and Lou
isviHe, ky. Terre Haute, Madison, Lafayette and
Indianapolis, Ind. Cincinnati, Dayton. Springfield
Beilefoniaine, sandusky, Toledo, Cleveland, Golam
bus, Lanesyille Massillon and Wooster, Ohio; also
with the Steam Packet Boats from and 10 New Or
leans. ~. Louis, Louisville. aud Cincinnati.
Through Tickets be had to or from either Of
the above piaces.
For further particulars, Hand bills the diff
ferent starting points. Passengers from the West
viii find this the shortest and most expeditions
route tc Philadelphia, Baltimore New York OF Bos
ton
TIIoS. MOORE.
AGEsT. Passenger Lines, Philadelphia
j. MESkIMEN,
Agent. Passenger Lines, Pittsburc
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FUh The FALL AND WINTER TRADE. -.
| HAVE received large stock Of Ready Made
l. Clothing. Gentlemen's Furnishing Goods, Trunks
Hats, Carpet bags, Umbrellas, &c which will sel
at WHOLESALE AND RETAIL, at a very small advance
above Eastern cost Corner Of First and N ain Sta
Sept. 1.--d&w n HOFFHEINER