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WuI-s TEariI, 7 aFflIsD I5aBATH lNp BEau-
rfruL CoNPsIxsox-c be acquired By using
.h, .sBtEsa q a TaoHsasd Floirers.s What
isdy or gentleman would reuaaia under the
curse Of 4 disagrse4bie breath, When W using
the BslaseF 4 THOUSAND FL0NERs# as 3 den-
,.ific. Boai3 NOT oHly feutier il sweet, bat
leave the tsetll wh.te aiabasler7 Many per-
sons do Iat kHo9 t8eiF BREATH is BAD, AMI tbe
sa5seJ is 50 deie4te their ffienls VIII never
,qslfisa i. Beware q c0untegleits. &c sure
e4sh boitseis IS Signel
FETRInGE & CO.. .N. Y.
For sale by al Druggists. f2Teewz.
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Ffountry 4 Physicians, can have taeir orders
SfIied, with the very best articles, al city
prices N Or. liarry's Cheap Drug Store, Pitt
ST. Bedford Penn'a.
0Ct. 81, 1856. DR.. n. r. HARRY.
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Aa Appeal will le held at the Sheriff Oinc,
in the borough Of Bedford, on Saturday ihs
sth day u Nay, 1857.
HUGH MOORE.
.sFpr1issr Of AsreGa8ile T1xes
for lls gear 1851.
April IL 1851.
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HARDWARE STORE.

Tae subscriber would announce to his ola
"a IS lal -; pa5iie in general, that he las
srnevei his HARDW ARE STOKE to the new
sildiag second door west Of the Bedfar Ho-
tei, wAer., he has just receiyed aud opened sa
extensive assortment OF Hardware. embracing
almost every sTticle in THAI line Of business.
His stock OF SADDLERY Y is the b-st quality
and was selected wIta great care. He weali
respectfully invite all in want Of articles in the
Hardware line, TO give him call, satisfied thai
nc can please ali Bho ia so.
JOHN ARNOLD.
MaYss. 1856.
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PUBLIC SsLE
TiI,IiBIh REiEI ESTlTl.

En- pursuance of an 0f4pr 81 The Olpaans
Il Court Of Bedford county, the Rudefslgne1
Administrators Of tile EStafr of Adaus hiaisaer,
late al Yves; Provilenee Township, dee1t will
sall al tiie Lite fesi:raee Of ssid A44n Spidef,
in Suake Sp.ifg Fsllsy
ca F.EBEeSD. Z he 22a Ali ef .sPRif., .iasi.
tie oaa plgl dea uoiefy or half psrt Of a
tract ri Lin siose and--iy lsE and lseia:ssisR-
ats of TIC g ie reai leading from aHake
Springs to Mer4san's Cove, ami wiiiia two
miles ef The j dforl and Ciismhce infg Falgn-
pike. adjoining Isnds Of D4ni ! Saas, .lacoh
Baker Heurg lIelShasrser. AHIaew SRnvhar-
ger, john Saidef and ot eTs-coaiaiaing III the
whoie about So ACRES and aiIewance,
about 800 asFes cleared and under fence part
thereof being ine meadow land and the ba-
l4ncein good state Ell cultivation.
There is erected upon the prenisesa
Large Stone Dwelling House.
and Log Housc-also large Bank Barn, and
other cut hGilsiags: There are three orchards
of All kinds Of choice fruit upon the premises,
and three never falling Springs Of exce4sat
waier
Sale to commence st ~ o'clock, A. ~. oi
said day, when due atiCRd1ncc viii be given
and terms made known l1v
JOHN SNfDER.
SAMUEL SNIDER,
.fem'rs ef .7aQRa Saitsr, 1sc'I.
April 10 1887
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aFnsfG 4 NrsfrAf IEsqRITMI.s1r s = =

zFBSIG 4 MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS s.
w Pianos. Aeledecus, fiates, Guita-s-
Brass Tiosns, ClaFioaetz, DTaHis. etc.. cf vsTi-
oas man lesare AlgTags cr har;s. 8rnss ssp-
s!sei ef csga ssSolsssts reses. We Keep aiways
% Q strsii tsln ass0TsaleF.t ~ 9i, thc new and
fsslie1Ssle masie, witch We ASH a or ~
pease TO any Is.r af iis country
NJ b. Music aFsaas, ] 10 erler.
SIik1uGK 4 SMITH
Csaslil srsaarg
March Z, 1851,
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One bottle IS the surest fling known to carry
away the haa ELECTS u mineral P0is9a Of any
kind.
osy one bottle is needed to throw oGt ot
the sysEeri the efscts II medicine after i long
siekncss-
one Ouitis taken for Jaundiee removes all
yei.9gisa OF unnatural coior from the skin.
0as dos after eltiag is sa.litieat - reliero
the stomach sad preyeHt the food from rissag
aud sOgriug.
oaly oae dose taken before retiring prevents
hgliiu4ar..
One dose taken Of night loosens the bowels
gently, and earcs eostiyeness.
0ae dose taken after each meal VIII care
Dyspepsia.
oae dose OF two Tea spoonslal win always
relieve Sick Headache
One bottle taken for female obstruction re-
: moves the cause Of the disease, and makes i
perfect cure.
oalg one dose Immediately relieves Cholic,
while
Oae dose often repeated is SIRE cure for
Cholera Morbas, ana sure preventative of
Cholera.
One dose taken often win prevent the recur-
renee OF 5iisGs attAeks, While il relieves all
paiaiuI ieriiags.
O. one OF tEe doses taken occasionally is
one ot tbe BEST gemea.es fer cold ever kn0wa.
Thcasaads efcases Of Inflammation aud weak
ness u the lungs hare been cured los the In
rigofst9r.
One dase taken short Tins before eating
gives yigir te tie zpPe.se and makes food ii-
geat wei.
One dose often repeatad cIres Careaic Disr-
rsss in is wefss forms whiie suInins atd oow-
ei complaints yield alsios, to fiia first Asse.
0as er two doses cuFes atiaeks csrsca by
worms, Wills for worms in children, There IS no
sufer, safer aad spec Her resaeay ia tAe word,
as u neser Gsiis,
There Is - exsggerati5n IN these st&tefeats,
obey are PLAN aag sober flcts. that NC eaa give
esileHee TO prove, while all who usa ii are
g.siag their unanimous testimony il its tyor.
We Sish all who are siesz ana dcbiiitated to
Try tiis remedy, ard test II thoroughly, and
any who are not benefited l'y is use we should
lac 70 hear from, as We have yet to hear froai
the FIST person who has used bettie of Iugig-
orator NlIaeet receiving benefit. for there are
SAGA lstaeMdiIs meiieiur riFiues in it, that
az. no n,.tter liew long they aave Deea affect
Cd, il iiletf cemrlai1t arises srofn . derangssl
iiref, Rl. bs heaetltted, il rot eatiTeiy cured
SANFORD s Co, Pro0rietoss, 345 Broad
way New York.
For sale By pr. B. F. FAIRY, Bedford, Pa
March 81 1s57-zgcq
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EsToNEWARR.-Cream Crooks. Mix
sg Crooks OF all sizes; Butter Dishes. frcra
one TO ore and half gallon Pitchers, al cf
whieb are OF best e1alitg, for sale by
A. FERGUSON.
Bedford, Jan. Is, 1856
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SH2EOcA Il SMITH,
CHAMBEGSBgRG, PA,

EpQ0K SELLERS and STATI0NERS. ald
LID Dealers IL Iasic SD Musical Instruments.
Oar stock consists of Books, Stationery, Mu-
sic, AasicAl Instruments. NAL papers. Blinds,
French, GerR,an AMI american Liihasraphs
and steel engfsyings, gilt m0nidiags for frames
etc, ETC.. wholesale ant retail. pr. g. f..
Hurry is our agent for BeiioFd, and ali orders
zivea him viii be promptly attesae q 70.
AucA7 1857.
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BEDFORD HIGH SCHOOL.

THE duties OF this School viii be resumed
l en- Taesday, April lIlh, in the large three
story baildng sit&ate4 on tie c0racr Of hain
Gnd Richard streets. Aale ana folasie de-
p4rtmeHts, distinct. The services ot Q
IhoFoaslly educated young lady OF Vermont,
have been sesGred as te&cEe. Of Music, kc..
&c. The services Of other eompeter. teach
crs 2iso hsva been secured as assistants.
7'eFE,s per Qaarter u II Uesss.
Board, Tuition, Furnished Room,
Washing, Light aud Fge, S3S 90
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BNT "a TyNT yE EE EDo
ERRR bis Bacon, for which the Highest
JUUV market price vii be paid, at
EHagnAxrR's CotoySADs Sreng.
April =, 1861.
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THE undersigned respectfully requests sil
those indebted TO hisa in any fsaaRer TO make
payment lnmeiMtely.
Oct. 8, 1856. GEO. ". Bf.YNIEE.
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lARtThF, I!aAois, fare -, 1915.
I have used Professor Wood Hair iei;oga-
tffe, and ilavs admired is wonler9al diet
Ny ha;f was becoming, as ] theaght. preFsla-
tarely gray, but iy the a3e of tae @i4es.ora-
tise,' j bss resumed is oTigiaal eslot, and ]
have no aDii4}t psraanentlg 81.
SIDNEY isREESI,
Ex-senator Uaitel States.
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[FgOm the Editor Of the Real Estate Asis'serl

BosroS, - School Street, AgreE y. 1898.
DEAR Sie: Having leeoms firealatgreiyQRife
grey ! was iniluced- some SIX weeks since, ip
mako ifiAl ot ycGr Neesoraige- | haze Used
tess than two b0{t,es, Di,s th4 gay bars hsve
al disap9elre2i and although ny aaif h4i not
fully af;ainet us original syior. yet I'll pro-
cess of change Is gradually going on, anl sga
10 great hopes ihat il a Short tiIae my halg viii
be rs dark rs Formerly. have also beeBHnaeil
grafiiieti al tt- Aeai3Ay moistlrc AMI lsgor o.
the iaiF, xhcA before was harSh aud dry, ali3
1t has ceased 70 coGc ont as ionaeriy.
Resp ctfl}is yours,
D. C. III. RTPP.
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LIST 0F RETiILERS


AI Nerel#nQise Of tlie County Or Bedford
NJ Ter tbs sear, a. y. 1857.
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ST. PATTI. January, I, 1855.
PROFESSOR Oh WOOD:


DEAR SIR: Uasolieitgd, ! send you this
certificate. After being nearly bald for along
time, aId having tried an the h4iF reStoTai3yes
extaat, and having 10 faith in any, w1s in
duced, on hearing Of yours to give il trial
placed myself il 5he hands OF a bAfbar, and
Aad MY heal rubbed wish good stiff hush.
au4 the Restorative then applied AMI well
rubbed IN, till the scalp was aglsw. This
repeated efery moraia-. aud ia bhre1 weeks
tAe yoEBg hais appeared and grew rapiiiy.froal
August last TIL the present time, aud iSno
thick, black sud sirong--soft AMI pleas ,nt to
tbs t0uei; whereas, before, il was harsh aaf
SirY, what little there was Of it. and thatiittla
Was disappearing very rSpi1iy. | stisl use your
restorative about rwIce . week, and shall soon
hase gooa sad perfect crop ot hair. Now,
lad reaa Of taass ti3ing3--ina WHO has nett
bHf tisfe not seer s,tIeEto any ease w.ieTs aBy
persons aair Ws e3llv benefited 5y dHv 8,
tl'' haig tcale, etc q the sliY; aud il really
gives ile pleasure % see1fG the rasalt 81 GEy
cSpeFseaae. / have Feeo o4lfneH3ed yoar lre-
Paraii % taegs, and Is already has large
1al gsEertl sa8e tiroggl30at the Iew.t1s ~
Tho peenie here ka0s its e. cts, ana have
eeu6t ace in il. Ihe supply yiu sent rs, as
wA9iesl.e ag +nts ftr taa Territory, is neatly
exhausted, alid dsity inquiries are made isF il.
lon deserve credit fer your discovery; and + ,
i9f o5e, letaga yen ny tiian,ss Tor the h.neii.
il has done lc, fof had certainly desra.ged
leng age Of ever etFeciiag such rrsalt.
Yours, hasliy, J. ". BOND.
Finn of Bond < KELLEY, Druggists, II. Pau.
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On ,he l9sh ulf., near EIopewe3l, Ed
HUND. eldest son Of Michael and Catba-
riae Kiehe!Jergef, agod Il gears, 5 mouths
and II days.
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On the 3 instant. in Bedford Township,
3ir. DANIEi WIsEGAHyEg, aged ] years,
: months and days. lis remains were
followed 70 Tie grave On she 5th ty largo
e9aeou-ss q paaple.
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nERiViLS At THE HOTELS

BROWIS' HoTEL.-W m Gieady. UsN, J
aeey; Nd ; Nadow; doi Ii slTihgfellow.
Coyn.. do; w Chambers. do; Mr. Terri!i a.
Miss Te-I.l, do; l. w Hail. Nd; NJ ayr-s'
NC: Mrs Ayres, do; Jos Driu, Pa Hart
man, do Ancker, do; w A " aIisca Ma. N,
Sasscer, do; J A Tvrner Va; c Johnson p.
Il Howard and lady, hass f. NJ Nnyes VI;
w Palmer, Ind; n Gedhart Nd: g Thack.
S non Hi, Ca Jotn Slack. jr, Va; A
Clark and lady, Pa; c A Kelly. Md; w McCuI-
Tough and daughter, Ill; John Harris and family
NJ Thos Allen and family, La; Jane, II iIliard
s va W Russell, NY Radford, Va; "
A Moore, Va; r n Frismuth and family. pa,
A w 6arhery, Pa; X Espen, Md; ) ID Band
ri Cnas Goihman, dc: Hon { Falkner, Va;
n hyde, Ms; John Critcher, Va Mrs Critcher,
co. smith, Pa; l. Biihers. do; n J Hempbill
DO Livingston, Va; FIendy, do: Captain
Beall, do; Brownlee, do; K Jones. Mo: DR. 4
Kno,, Pa; 4 NJ smith: F p Clark, do T Da
Nd; John z Myers.
W1LLARDs' HOTEL w BarksdaI,. Va.
Goode, CsA; II ard w Garnett. Mo; ! n
Garter; r Adams, Va TIL Terrell. II l. Davis. s
Bent, CsN, and lady; Hon W Biyler. Penn. Mr.
Vain, n Gordon. Md; c Dupont innr ileI.
Jas Potter, Misses Potter. Miss GiIIbee. Mr. PM,
liam and fam; Hon + Hatch. NYk: : Inghsm
Gs Coz Cl.PP, w r Dean, NYk; r b Rrn.hsw,
osNi Crowley, Va; Marsh, w Simonds
Mo; DIaper, J fIOf and lady, NY; PA Fish
or and lady, KY w McGunnagle, No; J r Wood.
~. Ssn L. '9 a Stanley, y; II r shepard
y SdlOIDOn, II PreuSs ID C.:
ALiyinyston, Fla; Hon Fitch, Ind; n Coy
fH, whitehead, y; Rev w d Prentiss, sc:
Sor Jackson, !; Burnside, 6 w Duke,
An, a, -. and Benson, Miss; + A Post
i nse9i Reilly J X Ker, N Yk; w Matt
1nd6 Jenkins, w r Harvey, Nd; J HilIyef,
va koss, Fla; Major Dsss, UsA; A n Bar
DC; HRn aiPso, Jr ;, and lady, NY; wey.s,
MAJOR Buell., USA. and lady; Misses Mason ~
Ii Wfte, NY; Kavansg6, NM
nRkwOoD HOUsE-E RobIn,on ", 7
n SmosuGh, Nd w Bryan, Cal; O Green.
NO orreSt, Va w Kirk, Md; T. BaTneti
va; A1rIill, do; Key uses; ERFor,
bush. NY; Barley, Tenn; 6 w Sm,lIwood
&c; Brooke, Ark; J Stewart, Md; w n Fir,
tie, do Boswell, do: Hon l. GartreII and
tamily, Ga; l. Pollock, Md; Miss Bennett. do: r
Jenkins. do; W Harvey, de; w Maitland
DO; III Mayfeld: Texas: ID wsrd, M; Dr.
Mills, Va; Or Foxall, do; T r Johnston, Nd; e
Allen, Pa. Hon J Jones, do; A II Watkins.
N.Y. o sutton, Cal; J l. MunToe. do: T. Mer-
WIN, va, } Danea.ter, do; C f. Iseacs, NY; A J
Com Voorhees, USN
us HOTEL, IL. o. sxIrH s)-W l. TYLER
w EdwaIds, Pa; Evans, NYk; A n Williams
ana lady, Me; r Wright, + = Thurman. Va:
oIayson, Kansas; b Station, II C Strunc
rn9 IAay, w A Thompson, Miss " sutphsn, W.;
req w Moore, Md; W Moore, Va; g w
lonher, IEd Johnston, Ii Jones w Is Rich
nos, and lady, Misses Mercer and Miller. n
be.Asy va Van Benschoten, NY: MN Fall
~ VI 1Iusfey, Ga; F HildsbraDd. r \ Hale
NGC w Low, Nd + & Allen n BIackmon
III Auaihs' va; Mrs NJ Gossom, Nd
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nIneteen, inclusive; the " -, k.,T-~----
1twa =, IA, OF section tventy seo,ar. stf
section twenty eight; the west bs ne east h.f of
~ M seetions thirty aud THIRTY one ,Sa zen.
thirty three ans ascs,eS: TIE ess, hsf s.con
nve, oi township etsAfseH snd eownsh,sna thirty
Sections one. two, Ti,T.r' s M g., ', -,
slVei the northeast euarer of s..f,o, ,eh, Uoiu-
so1tbesst onsy, ss,s 10 eniy sx, Inciu sss ths
uou thlrty hive, OF township Ssp,1ts@s ~ sec
sa Two and three the souhessi quarter on .se
Won nine; sections ten 20 hfteen inc,us,vs. 'vo-
noItheast quarter of section i~ent, one 80, me
;Eeny Two TO weHty iEe SIve: and Sect,'
lilly hour and thirty hive, OF TOWNSHIP T;sSf.ss
sections one, two, and threS; the nortben,, sn,
o. section four sections ten 20 hftrsn' Inc',s rf
sections twenty-five twenty-sevsp insco1lsve;
and sections thirty four and thirty i've 81 t
and townships f'r, My and ttcsafy-oas ~
Lands appropriated 10y Ia W FOR the use nj ,oboo,.
Sho other purposes, together VITA those
sNamp ana OVERLOOKED lands, made th-rel, ppss
act entitled AN act enabie the state of .ne
so o'ner sistes To rec the swamp lancs WITH,
eIcludaa IT, spp'oved September "a, is5c val De
No "sline,G! iords'' or tracts containing njra,,,
rrir,rni lands being ,rpr,sSIv srS.S,,J -. saen
cIsdsdJro'r safe or other disposal bJ the reouir.
;Sss sn,, sst Of CONGRESS approved Sd Msrch,
the pubic lands IN California, tie xrAnIns of -
eT Rs,1a tlsnts thsrsiH and for other purposes.
On ths rs sppointed and will proceed In the order
~ wh,eh they ara advertised. until the whole shall
cave been offered. and the sales thus closed: but ~,
sale khsll bs kept open longer than two eeks al
~ entry oil any Of The iands wall he admitted
VuIi altst the eN pIratou of the two yeekk
Given under NY hand AT the CITY OF ~. binr,o,
Ills setth cay of September anEo DoTsi1i one
d. ,ho p.;s JAMES BUCHANAN
THos. A. HKNppIcts
commissioner Of the General Land Office.
NOTICE TO PRE-EMPTIoN CLAIMANTS
Every person emitted to the Tigbt az rr. -. -.
70 INV OF ne lands within the townships and bsrt.
OF townships above emu nerHted REQ ured 10 ssish
TIE sii,,S Ia o sstIs.sctIen Of the Regt.teT ara
hec.iNeT oi The proper land ofhos. aud sUaL, po,
msHt fh,TJo' as soon as PRACTICABLE, ar % ,,,Ts.
ihis Hof'oe. ard before the DAY appointed for 80
comm no meni OF the public sale 81 tn. apds en-
brtcitE the tract cla lrucd @, hervtse ,Ucb ~,
he fuTfeited. THoS 1ENGp iCvS VIII
Commissions Of the eneraI Lsnd ,5ico
se ls-laWSm ~ O"'So'
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limited STATES NAIL.
VIRGINIA.
Observation-Disclosures

Posi- OFFICE DEPARTMENT. Nov. 10. 1871.
Proposals for carrying the mail. If the Tinted
states from lst FefuRry, ls5s 10 3'th June ls9,
the following route IN the Stale % VIRGINIA. VA 10
received at the contract Office Of this Department
until 8 p IN. OF the lth day OF January next. 10 ne
decided on the following day:
$50 From Charlottesville, by North Garden, Coves-
Vile. Oak Lawn, Lovington, Ross III =,
New 6iasgow, Amherst Court house. and
Cool " ell, TO l.yncihu.E, n mi'es aud lack
ak times week. Il four horse eosch,s.
IeAye Charlottesville daily, except Sunday, ST
l1 pm;
Arrive ri Lynehburg mex; day rr sa am;
Leave LyEchbuTg daily, except Sunday, ST
am;
Arnve at Charlottesville Nv II pm:
Proposals CONTAINING different schedu,s W.T.
also lie considered.
FOR forms oil proposal. guarantee and o0rt tcRte,
Also distinctions and requirements To be emhfac Il
IN the contracts ADVERT sements If jar - lSs5
FEBRUARY 3. 1851 ard FEBRUARY =, 1857. or either NJ
them, IN pamphlet form, ~ 81 the principal p"st Of
ices. AARON Y RRON-N
nH-law4w Postmaster General
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NEW AND IMPORTANT SCHEDULE.
FOR ALL PARTS OFTHE WEST.
- u E 1865: 60. a

% E E 1855 d. 80
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ing connecting lines at the West required an en-:
TIRE revision Of the running ARRANGEMENTS ofthis road
6R nnS affE n
ss fStoI,s
from Camden station, BALTIMORE aI An OK cept
sunday st9Ps at way stations and arrives at Cum
ssSGGpdnLas MAIL. TRAIN starts SUNDAY
a; M, oonneotinE at Benwood with Central Ohio
trains for Columbus Cincinnati. Indiana polls, Lou
with tisns fas Gsvesnd Toeda ana ps a. same
Cleveland Road and also at Petersburg with Ma
ETEfIfdn Ell ST LOUIS AM and cISSINNA
from BelslTe to Cincinnati, (ncitkoni change q
G cons? a. IU G0as6ms and 5saohns there n but
ton. 1t also connects directly, IN both drectons
at Grafton with cars by Parkersburg and MARKETS.
connect at Xen!a for Indianapolis. Chicago and 81
LOUIS and at Cincinnati with the Great Ohio and
ouis through to ST. Louis in less tina ~ hours from
Baltimore 10y this train the time to all the central
the distance from 40 to 100 miles shorter than BY
the shortest of other routes. From the West these
gns Bs srs ssu al so;. sid "
IL Baggage checked through to all points.
THROUGH TICKETS sold at lowest rates Al
Passengers from Baltimore or Washington MAY
rtsir the entire road ty daylight, By taking morn.
Ing trains, and ing over at Cumberland or Oak
land, and resumInE next morning by Wheeling 40.
COMMUNICATION train, leaving Cumberland at q and
Oakland at 1850.
FOX WAY PASSENGERS.
The Cumberland Accommodation Tram At M,
viii stop at all Stations east Of Cumberland and the
Wheeling Accommodation At all Stations hey ond
Cumberland going West. EastwariIy, the Mai
Train caves Wheeling at ash A. NJ, and coommo-
daton leaves Cumberland at 8, reaching Baltimore
ON THE NORTHWESTERN VIRGINIA
BRANCH. between Grafton and Parksrsburg, way
passengers viii take this Express westwardy and
the Mail ssstwardy.
The FREDERICK TRAIN starts at 4P. h.,
stopPing at way stations. Leaves frederick at 9.lS
The EIl.lCOTf'S MILL TRAIN leaves at SIS
A. NJ, and SIS p. M. Leaves Elllcott's Mills att
A. vi. and L. NJ, except Sunday.
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH,
Leave Baltimore for Washington st AIS and SIS
AN assnd5.l6 r.. M. On Sundays at lI5 A. NJ.
Leave Washington for Baltimore at and csc A.
n: and Sand 40 PM. On Sundays at ! A. NJ. aoG
the fr:, and fourth train, from Baltimore, and tn.
second and fourth trains from Washington, will be
express mar trains stopping only at Washington
ma z, vans from Washington connect with the
trains from Annapolis. -
Tor tickets. information, fare, 60, apply to Tt.
ENGLAND, Agent, a. the Ticket office, Camden
station. WIN. 8. WOODSIDE,
~ lS-r Master of TRANSPORTATION. Baltimore.
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BANKING HOUSE Of GuuRa aRorurRs.

DKYosIfs. Deposits received end Checks paid
without charge. Drafts on the northern seaboard
cites received on Deposit at par, and Exchange on
sad Cities furnished to depositors without charge.
INTEREST ON DEPosITs.-lnterest will be allowed
on Deposits at such rates ~ may be agreed upon.
ni DLP2IsiTs IL VIRGINIA AND GNcuRssNT MONEY.
oev ed TO De check ed for payable same funds
specie, We charging the regular Exchange.
viii be and Loans made on stocks Bonds,
and Securities, at the market rate.
LETTERS OF CREDIT.-Letters Of Credit will be
United States on Deposit OF Money OF Collaterals,
and interest allowed If Money is deposited, and
charged Conaters on such terms as may be agreed
upon.
TRAvKLINs Bills OF Observation-Disclosures will
be furnished with drafts in such sums may De de-
sired negotiable In the different Cities of the Union.
Ellis AND LETTERS OF CREDIT ON ENGLAND, IRE
LAND AS0 EURoPE.-BIls of Exchange and Letters
of Credit on England, Ireland and Europe, furnished
BoNDs, STocks, &c-Bonds, Stocks, and Seoari-
bought in The different tiiiss at commission ' Of
reserve the right to oa for deposit Of pr. cent on
the COST Bonds or Stocks will be ordered by tele-
graph.
City, and State Bonds be placed in hands for
negotlstlon either m this country or Europe Ra'!-
LAND WARRANTs.-Iand Warrants bought at the
market rates. All Warrants sold by us are gwaYaa-
tssd In every respect.
Land Warrant quotations regularly furnished IL re-
Warrants will be forwarded to Western Houses on
orders or sent Tor sale on commission to responsible
parties.
REAL ESTATE AND INsuRANcks. Real Estate
bought and sold, and lnsurances effected.
CONsRBss-Caims on the United States, before the
Court of Claims or Congress, ntrusted to will be
BY prompt III Obj
janT Opposite the Treasury.
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GOODS FOR VIRGINIA BANK NOTES.

sittSfEGgts'S s VIII q IA s5AFask fst
& s,s e. At their usual regular low prices, ~
ereWtofo!e and receive in payments potes OF Any Of
tne SirsiAa Banks (exoept the Bank of kananwa)
~ same currency, With thanks to such OF their
ositson. 's~@'es~i 'n's p'oP
Alexandra, Sept. =, lsu. ... ssas-n
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For freight or passage, apply to
EDWARD n. COLLINS, No. s., Wall street,
BROWN, SMILEY Co, Liverpool.
FriaTs, London.
3; q. WAINWRIGHT CO.. Paris.
The owners Of these ships will not be accountable
Tor gold. silver, bullion, specie, jewelry, precious
stones or metals, unless bills OF ladinE are signed
therefor and the value thereof expressed therein,
lie Is