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THE GOODS ARE GOING.-DRY GOODS BE-
LOW COST AN IS MAIN STREET.-Grazs Linen
Hdkfs. of fine quality low I215 cts; Rich Mus
lin Collars at Cd and 3 cts: Barge and 0rgandis
l;oies from SEA To $40; Dress Trimmings at one quar-
ter the original cost beautiful style Ginghams only
I2 cts yard Hosiery OF all kinds for ladies and
misses; Cambria and Swiss Bands extra cheap. The
goods have 20 be sold, call at
JACOB A. LEWIS, Is Main street.
n. B-ROOMS over the store tor rent
au7-3t J. A. l..
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TTNA INSURANCE COMPANY,
III OF HARTFORD.
Incorporated in lSl9---Charter Perpetual
CASH CAPITAL, Al 100000.

~ We would invite the attention of Dentists to
these very superior articles Wherever they have
been introduced, the profession have pronounced
them far better than any Gold Foil in use. Being
made of ABSOLUTELY pure 0old they more plastic,
adhesive, and susceptible of more beautiful
polish, producing plug more durable and beautiful
than with any Foil in use. We sell them at the same
price aud on the same terms rs the manufacturers,
with saving of postage and Express charges.
MEADE & BAKER, Chemists, &c,
lS6, N. w. corner Main and 10th streets.
an 4-dkc1v
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EXECUTOR'S N0TlCE.-Iiaving quail
IL fled a. the Executor of Thomas Williams decd,
this is TO request all pc indebted to the estate to
settle the amounts due by them without delay; and
those having claims will please present them.
JESSE WILLIAMS,
iv Is-ts Executor of Thas. williams decd.
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NPECIAL NOTICE-Tho suhgor;

y = II 7 y II - I IIt EuDsGTIDUI
"uqd lhiOTn the public that lac does not cltar,,,,
price for soda Water but furnishes cool
tne OH plie cts, pea glass or ~ for 81 Nv soda
"h'eI IS made by the D"st approved apparatus with
patent yocr draw pipes and warranted inferior TO
none. Ii you want good glass Of soda. call on
je 70 Gbnn,i," =; na rug ti anu
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VTOJrSE ANDIOT ON ST PETER AMI

HOUSE AND LOT ON ST. PETER AND
IL CHARITY STREETS, FOR SALE AT AUG
TION.-Will be sold on Friday afternoon, the 18th
August, 1857, on the premises, commencing at 3
o'clock a small Framed Tenement located rs above
formerly i'll the occupancy OF MFR. Patrick ONell.
TERMs.-One-third cash, balance at and months
for negotiable notes bearing interest secured by a
trust deed, or title retained.
au7 GODDIN & APPERSON, Aucts
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GRAIN BAGS.-FOr sale in lots to suit
~ purchasers. Enquire at the Office Of the Treas
urer or Superintendent of the Richmond and Dam
Vile Railroad Company Jy 22-d&cts
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TOPURCHASE-2 600 cords

' Of god usk StAyc Timber either green or s,sl.
-ou~j--'5 cords delivered at once. and the balance
a; TIE rate IF - cords per month Tor which cash viii
b" isll IN delivery. Persons DESTROYS of making
contracts TOR the above will please address "P ." r.
thl' office. "a and after Tuesday, 81 August.
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H|laaa- a4-a7ai .-9 - -
WANTS.

WAN D.--We wish TO employ a
w loung Maa, who understands the Drug BUSH
ness. Also Youth who will engage with us
ion a term ~ years. GRlBBS n APPERSoN
AN lh-ts No. Al Broad street
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7 AND IN HANOVER, ON VIRGINIA
i 4 n A Ii 4

y UENTKAL IlAILKUAD, NEAK PEAkS TURN
OUT, FOR SALE.-l am authorized to sell tract of
Land, containing l27l acres through which the Viz
Sna Central Railroad passes, near Peaks Turnout,
in the County of Hanover. This land is well tim
bered portion of it original growth; has on it q
usual out-buildings. Ii not sold before, the same
will be offered publicly, at Hanover C. H. the 25th
day of August, 1857 that being Court day. The land
Will he shown to any one wishing to purchase, by
Mr.. John j. Cross, who resides near by.
Terms accommodating, which will be made known
on the day of sale. Address
VIM. o. WINSTON,
au 7-lawtds Hanover G. H.
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I2J MAIN STREET
" NcNf To AlrY UiI's Shoe stnra

y NcNt to Alex. Hills Shoe Store.
EENER AND AGUE CURED, by LEO
L NARD'S ANTGDOTE-The greatest medicine in
ihe United states for the above dsctsts If continu
ally taken from the first dose according directions
II will entirely eradicate the disease. References
given To thu-e,whO have had it. of long standing and
can prove the efficacy OF this valuable medicine
Price 81 pei bottle. TIIUS. LEONARD
Je3n Corner Of Clay and Adams streets
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ANANTED--A salesman in a retail dry
WANTED A single Lady or Gentle

w cnrls store OI,. thaf Ia, experience IN the In
,u-, and ,u give satisfactory reirruuccs can meet
NH >,tu.ttou immediately. Aidreas box 49, 4. o
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RENNETT, BEERS 1: FISHER Drug

Ri7ts, respectfully inform their friends that they
are no" fcmoy lnX TO their old stand l2j Main street
"hert they Will be happy 10 execute all orders for ar
uCI"S IN their line on the lowest terms
They are Epw commencing business with an en-
ui.i new stock OF fresh and reliable DRUGS NED
CiNkS, PAINTS, OILS, FANCY ARTICLES PER
IA FIRST class Drug store
W. hope our friends and regular customers will
hllcd without any delay.
To the public at large who have SO generously sup
ported s during tho last eight years we return our
grateful thanks and hope that in future We NAV look
lor a largely Increased patronage
90. kecolleCt the old stand:
I25 MAIN STREET
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7 AND IN HENRICO F0R SALE -Thl

| AND IN HENRICO FOR SALE.-The
IA subscribers authorized to sell tract of land
containing 2Ul acres, situated in the county of Hen
rico, about II miles from Richmond. near tia vii
llansbur4 road, adjoining the lands of George VI
Savage Mrs. Crouch and others, within half a mile
OF the York River Road, about one half lis cleared
the balance i'll wood and timber. The improvement.
consists OF a large Dwelling and out houses (somc-
what out of repdir.)
Persons DESTROYS of viewing the land will call on
Mr.. Savage, who viii take pleasure in shelving the
same.
The above land will be sold on reasonable terms or
exchanged for young negres. For terms &c. apply
to y. b. CLARKE, or
Jy l6-2awlm G0DDIN & ApPERSOE
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MORAN KILLER conn.,....

merchants aud others should moi f,,,,,t -
Ply themselves wIth this popular and unsifiug Worh,
destroyer 1t Is the best preparation in u., bein+.
~ T. IL can be had of the agents. PI;KCEII
Druggists generally IN, a. an"
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IITANTEn. -Mantel to nnrchAse fnr his
WANTED To RENT, by the month a

w o1su use, by a gentleman from Mississippi a
COOK DINING ROOM SERh Ant. LADIES MAID
sud CGACUNAN. Enquire at No. Is. Echange Ho-
t,l an l0--Iw-z
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NOTICE. is hereby given that
IN annlieation will be made 10 the Chsmpsii11ia
Of the city Of Riehmona for the rens.al y ~ wv
IS Of the city OF Richm9nd IN me n1 es,a Jsnasrr
is5T snd PAYABLE Isl JannAry. isss. said oona nsss
bean lost Or nislaid
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ONE OR TWO VIRGINIA FARMS AT

exchanged for city Property. The larger contains
t'Z acres, il situated in Chesterfield county on "a
Branch Creek ~ miles from Richmond IS miles from
Petersburg, not half mile from Clover II i'll Railroad
and is known rs "Burfoots Plantation The smaller
post Office, large hotel and fine depot on the Rich
mond aud Danyille Railroad; is situated ut Amelia
Court liGnse, 80 miles from Richmond, and known A.
Tho Giehe.' Both farms we'll watered by uure
and never-iang streams-are kind to clover (of
which IL tons have already been housed from one
farm THIS season. and they well adapted for the
growth of wheat, tobacco, corn and oats The pro-
prctor Is induced TO part with of them at a bar
gain, they being p miles from each other and his
two sons, tor whom the larger farm had been
bought having resolved on not being farmers The
improvements on the smaller are numerous and i'm
excellent order; on the larger they fewer in mum
Der, and not good in condition. but Vet are conyep
lent and comfortable For further particulars apply
to Charles Middleton. Amelia Court House to Messr.
Goddln x Apperson, or to y. August Esq all Of
Richmond, or 10 - Sims Esq, Deputy Sheriff OF
Chesterfield county. " 4-d2aw helms
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I'D; IL: Prize .T amounting 10 S204,OOO
PLAN OF TIE LOTTERY
5lhe Numbers from to 30,OO0, corresponding with
those Numbers on the Tickets printed on separate
slips paper, are encircled with small tin tubes and
placed in one Wheel
The first 265 prizes, similarly printed and epcircIed
are placed in another Wheel.
The wheels are then TeVolyed and a number IL
drawn from the wheel Of numbers, and at the same
time Prize is drawn from the other wheel The
Number and Prize drawn out opened and exhibit
ed to the audience, and registered by the Commits
soners, the Prize being placed against the number
drawn This operation Is repeated until all the Prizes
drawn out.
APPROPRIATION PRIzEs.-The two preceding and
the two succeeding numbers to those drawing the
first ~ Prizes will he entitled to the 80 Approxina-
ton Prizes: For example: II Ticket No. Ii 40 draws
the S60h Prize, those Tickets numbered PAS II 2fe
12jl, IL 252 will each be entitled TO S225 If Ticket
No so draws the $20000 Prize, those Tickets mum
hered 5iS $40, sol, $50 will each be entitled to $3.50
and 20 on, according to the above scheme.
Tie 5000 prizes of $50 will be determined by the
last figure OF the number that draws the $50 900 n-ze
For example: If the number drawing the ShOnn
prize ends with No. then all the Tickets where the
number ends in will be entitled to 500 Ifthe mum
Der ends with No.2, then all the Tickets where the
number ends in 2, will be entitled to $50 and so on
too.
Certificates ofpackages will be sold at the following
rates. which Is the risk:
Certificate Of package of 10 whole Tickets, So
Il
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NOTICE TO COUNTRY MERCHANTS
~ AND THE CITY TRADE-Having discontin-
ued our Evening Sales will SELL privately, daily,
in lots TO suit purchasers the balance of very heavy
stock of Watches and Jewelry remaining unsold, at
very low prices, in order that may be able TO
der sales as soon possible. Country merchants and
the citizens generally are invited to examine
stock. LARUS SHINE,
APP Cts "a Main at
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CAME TO MY HOUSE. OH

tjas,aI NfML To VI HUUNE, on
H-FS% ~" Charles City road about miles from
,as%&>=-sxs Richmond. Oh Saturday, July luh, "a
bUhiic IN She has white back and belly, AMI
m = f." white spots between her ears and horns.
The owner viii please come forward. prove proper
y. pay charges, and take her away.
anT-at< VI. =. WADE.
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Il IN Ne TT, b EERS FISHER.
DRUGGISTS, are now at their old stand pre-
p'fou tn furnish their old friends (and they hone
many new Oncn) with ything appertaining to the
pthS, chemical aud Fancy Business on their usual
accommodating terms.
The death of VIM. = Beers will make no change in
the business. 1t will be conducted in every respect
a
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curry OF RICHMOND To VITA

NlTY OF RICHMOND, To Wit AT
~ Rules held in the Clerks Office Of the Court Of
Hastings for the said city, Monday, the Sd day Of
August 1851.
George W. Smith and p. W. lIarwood, Mer-
chants and Partners, trading under the
frin and St Ie OF Smith Harwood Pitts. In debt.
against
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W a.
The object OF this suit 20 against the de-
PENDANT the Of fortyo dollars with legal inter.
est thereon from the 18th day Of March, 1885, till paid
due by order in writing.
AFFIDAVIT having been made that the defendsn, Is
mot resident of the State OF Virginia he Is hereby
rra8ired 10 appear at the Clerks ofce " the said
Court within one month after due publication hereof
and do what may be necessary % protect MS inter
estz. Copy-Tehte. - -.
i-iawiw M hONAhD, Sietk.
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\ UGUST 3p. 1867. - CLOSING OUT
- Of STOCK. WITHOUT Hair Rolls,
y o. Brass il9'r., pc set; Boys Cotton Hose.
1,tI t"ofed Border lldkt4., &c. Gents silk Pocket
hHkt7 Vat, Boys Slh do, l6c; Irish Linens, 2JC
worth 1c.; Canhric and Swiss Edges l21sc.; Ladies
IASht tolorod KID Gloves, 81 '4e ParasolS 62ls and
80" CGFtan Fringes h25ac. apiece for IL yards; White
ana CoioreL Farlatans, yards WIDE &c. Bonnet Rib
hon-, SC; Twisted Mitt+, &c. Corscts Of the best
max extra heap; Linen shirt Bosoms l2lac; Reeds
o.: Fine Hu,kAback Towels iO.. Colored Einbruiter
ed Curtain Muslins, 1890, Collars 3li 37s and jOc
"ofth double the money; Cambria Bands 2jc con
tanning yards; swiss Inserting Caps, PIC; Ties
20 Black Silks, extra cheap Blrachcd Cotton. I2lsc
10y and French Washing Cotton Embroidery silks;
hue Snt Brown Dotted Wells, l2l2 &c; and numerous
other goods which must be closed out by the Let OF
September.
au3 L. G0LDSMIT, 205 Broad 1t.
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FOR PHILADELPHIA
s4l9S VIA NOKFOLK-Tho A No. Steam,
Sc L. ship CITY or RICHMOND. Capt. T.
EE2ssS-s3 sS-al MITCHELL, VIII be- ready IN rcceiy,
freight. ou MONDAY, and viii leave uu WEDNEr
DAY, Apgu-t T.. al O'Clock A VI.
FOR freight OF passage, having superior accOmm,-
dntlou~, apply to
al st H. f. TUTTLE, Rockets.
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~ FOR PHILADELPUIA-Th,

+z-& superior fat sailing schr. MISSIONER, Capt
Nick"rstu, having portion Of her cargo engaged,
VIII sail With qnI Dispatch For balance Of freight
apply to ". D. COLQUITT & co.
T-iw
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Bv a G a & e -Ag ~.
TO THE FASHIONABLE AND R
OVnEfWn&3.

Fg,HE undersigned, having Just received The
1 latest Parts and New York Fashions
vonlti aaaip beg leave TO iHiofm his numei
Gus friends and all the world about Blooms
burg, that he is now better prepared ;iiane ev
er 20 accommodate any one W tii the neaiest,
euses, and best fiuing suits of Clothes that
have been turned ont lately; and not only
that. but he will also do them up in the besl
order, upon the lowest terms.
His shop is al the old stand, Ooo wei
known 10 need further nolire) where he ma,
NJ all times be found, seated upon The bench
of repentance steadily drawing out the hre"t
of alllict,on. hopeina II may III the end prove
advantageous TO him and his customers. Ht
would also advise his friends Ia bear III mlE'
that poor, afflicted lailors must live, or they
can't be expected to work. Therefore, Wheat
Rye Corn, Oats, Potatoes, and with ai' no"
and thpn u litle CASH will coSne might!
mandy from !hose who are Understanding on
'.;e book.
Remember, gentlemen, that in al! ease'
"the laborcr is worthy Of his hire"
BERNARD RUPERT.
Bloomsbury, April Ilrh, 1883.
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GREENWOOD Sc lNARY
AT
MILLVlLLE. COLUMBIA co., Pa
For Youth OF both Sexes.
xxM ktalsesESs PRtNt1PAE.

uNlIlS ms,nutiur which has been IN sue
l. crssiul operation Tor several years has
recently tern enlarged 10 give better accom-
modaluns for hoaEdeTs aud increased iaclII-
Ies for Tuition, Sc.
Each uuaupr of tho School year consists
OF eleven weeks, and The next session " III
commence "a the 18Th oi August, but pu'
,is will lr aiken AT any season.
IT, addition To the constant attention oi the
PIirripal, the services oi an experienced
en,hrr havr been procntpd. Instruction will
II. ui,eu IN all the English branches usually
,aught. and also in Latin.
NaIurai Philosophy aud As,ronomyw be
illustrated hy appropriate apparatus and ac-
cess uiveu lu a Library aud The use OF Math.
ema,ical instruments. Books and Slatione-
rs will Lc provided for all who desire.
eslSNG
TuiTloN, SO 80, - and $3.50 per quarter,
grad.d hy the course oi study.
Boarding, Tuition, Washing. Lights, &C.,
s24 per 1rauer, one.hali payable quarterly
IN advance.
rvFor undergraduates address the prin.
pal.
MiIlsie. Juiy G, 1855.
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SALAMANDER
SAF.ES;
EVANS g. WATSON,
Great Fire, Chestnut 8 Fifth Streets,
No. 26 Snn,h Fourth ST.,
PHILADELPHIA.

Great Fire, Chestnut s. Filth streets,
MONDAY MORNING, DECEMBER: i5,h,
! 1874. EVANS & WATSON'S SALAMAN-
DER SAFES TRIUMPHANT, as they al
ways are when pu 10 the test
Philadeiphia, Tee. 18Th, 1884.
| Messrs Evans & Watson, No 20 son'h
| Fourth Street, Philadelphia =
| We .nk. Measure in Recommending your
SIam,nJ.t Safes 10 merchants AMI oher-
| m waut of a secure means ot preserving
Heir books, papers, &c., from fire, as the
one we purchased from you about se'e"
nuu,hs since has preserved cur books, pa
| n,,s and cash in as good condition as lhe>
w,re when pul into il, before the great fire
of This morning, whirh destroyed the en'lfe
block of huillinas corner @t chestnut anu
Eihh Streets. The above Sale was IN nse
in our office, on The second lloor ol our nn,u'
iur. from which place il fell into the ceilar,
and remained there until the fire was out
The .aie was then removed, ahd oPPe"e" III
the presence oi AT least 1000 persons, WI"
wines sed tie good condition oi the chll'et'-'
Will Won please have the Safe aud locks re-
pairpt!, as wa intend to pnlit IN use again,
having perfect confidence III lis lire PROOF
oualiies. Yours, respectfully,
Evans & Watson lake pleasure in referring
to the following. among the many hnndfeuS,
who lave their Safes IN usr:-u. y MINI,
ph,ladelphia: Farmers s. Mectaiics' Bank,
Pml.teIphia; Samuel Allen, E>q. High Sner'
IT, Phladelnha; John n. Henderson, Ciiy
t nnlIulpr: Cale6 Coce & Co.. No. ls3 Mar
kp; street; Richard Norris & Sun, Locomotive
hnilir.s Philadtlphia; Bancroft, & Sellers,
Marh,nlsrs. corner 10th and James streets:
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NATURAL .QNTIDOTE.

N.qTUR.7L .2NTIDOTE.
and all diseases caused by i, disappears al
once Rhodes Fever aud Aaue Cure Is ihls
Anudcle 10 Malarin, aut moreover II Is u
perfectly harmless medrlne. The cet'iticatt
If the celebrated chemist. ]. Il. Chiltoa. H
New lutk, to lh,s effect, is attached to every
hnue: therefore II il does no good II cat do
no harm.
Thj, i more than can be said Of Quirine,
AtSeu,c, or any IONIC IN existence, rs theu
u>n Us ruiunus ln the constitution and brings
on DUMB AGCE, which newer allows II per.
sou ln feel perfectly we'll for a Snnle moment.
ln illustration oi Ihr.e truths auneN some
extracts trum Letter just received from Il
Ph,slclar:
Gcorcciown, Oh,,, March IL, SO,
las 4 l,HopeS. E,Q-Drar Sir: Yours o'
- mSt. ls Az hsud The Cure arrived lae
last wear aud the difficulty in cetrins any on"
Ia Try It was greatly ulcreased .nm the fact
thai a remedy had been introduced which
was atuwu. IN favor with ihe public, as he.
ing better than using Qwnine,-- knowing
presume that the remedy iney needed to
e,cars taking Qulniue, conlslned The DRUG
/ ITSELF!
THIS remedy, (kncN as "Smi,h'> Tonic. y
wonil invariably BREAK an a2me, hu: IT did
not CURE II, aII IT would Ntrn relnm with
| renewed vigor. The one circumstance |
deemed in Your favor, IT could msnnIe a
vest comparison between it and your CURE
! tie following ts the resnlI:
Three persons look your "CuFe," all ci
! which wers cases OF 'Ouoidian .lu,ermlt'
tea, FsNer." ni many weeks standing. Taey
| had rred Qniulue, aud olhsr remedies, occa.
,iup.,iiy mt>,IuS ctln, hut 1t was (a> m all
such Eases sloNly weatn: them ont, and
I ia>mg The foundation If other and sster
! maladies ! .lld sucreed ia stiscltu. a Tad.
cal Culc u! all three oi these case. with your
remrdv. ana ihry have urj hai chill SINCE.
lp Ill three ol these cases the Smiths Ton.
,ca had been used and wonI3, rs before sta
ted. break the chdt, bat alter q period or Two
hat t,ay>rd II would TetuIG.
| rll.,k there viii he no ditiiculy now in
! atv u. 10 Nout CueN tie vSuias" ground ol
J ANY olhet rened, now IN use here &C.. Sc.
WILLIAM RUCKNER, NJ, u,
/ RHODES FEVER aud AnuE CURE, OF
! .ipt,a0'e 10 Malpid, The oul, harmless trm.-
: ~ ~ ->,>'rr,rr. u equal Y ref,ain as a PRE-.
| VkNlN T., a. "ICRE,3 1afe II when
! you icrl iHe chin comHs on, aud ,ou viii
/ never have a s'u:tr our,
JAMES A. RHODES. Proprietor.
fmviielce, X. l.
For sale hv Druggists generally.
Jane IS. 1886,
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Philad'a. and Reading II. r.
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HhHlAUfSs sAW hsOeA9 -
g';|!!'!,'; - g d d
| 9 UMMER OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
y Great Northern and Western U. S. Mail
Routes. ts "a 1,o Is
Speed increased and fare reduced.
Little Schu,lklll, Caaawissa, Sudbury and
Erie, WilIiamspor and Efmira Railroad.
Through 10 Buffalo, in i6 hours.
O" Niagara Falls, l6
Detroit, "a
Chicago, 81
81, Louis. 43
" Ticket Office--N. w. corner Sixth and
Chestnut streets, and Philadelphia and Read
ing R. r. Depot, corner of Broad and Ninth
streets.
On and after Monday. MAY 7.h, Three Pas.
senoer Trains will leave the Philadel phia ard
Reading RAILROAD Depot, corner Of Broad and
Vine streets, daily, (Sunday's excep,ed,) US
follows:
DAY EYPRESS-6 A. mr.
Stopping ut PhGuixvile ard Reading only
Connecting with the Catlawissa, Williams
port, and Erie, aud Williamspon and Elmira
Railroad; arriving al Elnfa at q O'Clock p
NJ, connecting with New York and Erie
aud Buffalo and from thence, via. Steamers
ON Lake Erie, or on Lake Shore Railroad, to
Cleveland, Toledo, Monroe, Sandusky aud
Detroit. Also, with Elmira, Canandaisua
with New York Central Railroad, East aud
West, aud at Suspension Bridge with the
Great Western and Michigan Central Railroad
for Detroit, Chicago, 81, Louis, and all nonls
in Canada aud Western States.
Only nne change OF Baggage between Phil
adelnhia and Canada or the Lakes.
DAY EXPRESS-Breakiast at Port Gin.
ton and Diuner al Wlliamspou.
NIGHT EXPRESS-Tea nj Port Clinton.
Passengers purchasing Tickets by this Line
have the privilege Of stopping at any of 'he
above points, aud resumins their seats at
pleasure.