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n. III. GILLEr,

Has removed his Office his resd in Fanhpn M NJ. a
Of and Thirteenth He will continue 70 deVo
ton principally Und States supreme 10
Having devoted much time TO the law CONCERNING s
give advice and opnions on legal questions arising in
the Patent oce and appeals 10 the chief usuce i
Justices of the biririct OF Columbia; and vii, nso "
preparation and trial Of suits concerning PATENTS -, III
He win also give written opinions and prepare
having claims Congress either OF the IN
viii also prosecute claims before any board esabshea
adjudication.
Oct Qg--dtf 4
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rHIIDREN,s BOOKS At BALE PRICE.--The under
W signed his stock, sacrifice
Juvenile which somewhat
Of
class Issuing from the In the ast several Among them
will be works Of Mrs. Holland Babaud
authors books which popular
day. supposed still retain whatever formerly
possessed. They will be sold ouehaf many
fourth, their nsrsl prices. FRANCR TAYLOR.
necl
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T OsT WARRANT

osr WARRANT The undersigned gives public notice that
at the Of six application
be mads Pensions for duplicate
rant In lien Of issued the 18th August 1856
benjamin Trav for 100 acres which has been the
sion OF the same through the mail post oce
snih, and Philadelphia, on the 23d October last
III. LUMPKlN, Attorney.
: = BENJAMIN TRAVIS.
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st. Joseph's Academy for Young Ladies',
Near Er,rilksht1ra Etederich Gou,tu MI

THE annual studies this institution
Gath August last Thursday The
$3.50 annum payable
ally In music drawing
ing and also for Spanish Italian German, and Latin The
the primary composed pupils
age, 800 per annum payable half yearly .dynnce
Letters OF inquiry should be addressed the MOTHER SUPE
RIOR Of st. Joseph Academy Emmsbug Frederick csunty,
Maryland.
Jul e-dlyear.
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Osr WARHANT.-Theu under signed gives public that
expiration six weeks this notice. application
VIII DE made the Commissioner Pensions for duplicate
warrant lieu o one issued The 27h February 1856 for
scres NO. ia93s, |" Owen myrck which has
hand III. LUMPKIN, Attorney.
OWEN MYRICK.
wAsMxeros o. O., Decembere q, 1855.
Dee s-law6wt
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NOTICE TO PRE- EMPTION CLAIMANTS.

Every person entitled the right Of pre- empiop Of thu
lands within townships parts Of townships
required establish the same to the satisfaction OF tho regis
proper
this
pointed for the public OF
otherwise forfeited
THOS. A. HENDRICK5,
Commissioner Of the General Land Once
Dec awi
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GOLD silver steel and plated spectaces eye glasses &c.
all focuses, with peroca periscopc, pasboa
long experience gives peculiar advantages selecting glasses
adapted 10 the eyes of wcarers.
M. w. GAIT BRO,
81 Penn. avenue between Ninth and Tenth streets
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Proposals for Erecting Marine Barracks at
Pensacola, Florida.
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March q, 1857.

20. .1...... NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Washington, March q 1857.
EALED PROPOSALS. endorsed Proposals Building Marine
Pensacola Florida will be received this depart
erected Pcnsa
cola Florida according the plans ard specifications prepared by
Navy Department. OF which may be
of the Boston, New
corps Washington the work s to be d.
vdcd into Ave for each OF which separate proposal must be
submitted ...#
Ist Proposal building quarters and outbuidings
ID Proposal for building officers quarters and oubuldngs
3D. Proposal building commandants' quarters and outbud
inss ~. f
4th. Proposal building enclosing wall.
5h. Proposal for building entrance lodge
furnishing all the materials and
peing each head satisfactory TO the
who be appointed by the Navy Department to spe
accept proposals herein invited thereof when IL
interest Of tn United States requires II.
Of work done and materials dev
will be paid from time time the work progresses
certified by the superintendent the o
retained until the completion
acceptance Of the work BY the said supern
the contract provided bill sha be made
for less than Eve thousand dollars.
Each proposal be accompanied BY written guarantee signed
by responsible Certified To be 20 by navy agent
dollars that the bidder WILL when
qued IL his Them be- accepted enter into
contract and bond with proper and sufficient security for It's faith
ful performances.
Bidders plans specifications the
Offices herenbefore metioned.
The proposals sealed addressed department
md plainly endorsed proposals for Building Marine Barracks
Pensacola, Florida"
only offers may accepted will 6ed and
will be forwarded thereafter prsctcabe
which they will be- required thin days after It's
J. c. DoBBIN,
Mar 4--oawr7Aprf Secretary OF The Navy.
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INQUIRE vytthin.r'--One volume OF 4J4 uos,yfd ~
pages 1851 containing 100 ecepts and facts OF A.
Ms,cbb no ""''' FRbhCK ThipN
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INSTRUCTIONS.

No will made perfOrmed and for
satisfactorily explained trip
with depending mails, and sufficiently excused,
fourth the subject
Deduction will ao be ordered for grade Of performance
10 that spec fed in The contract
behind mails,
them, admission being concerned
ssilg conveying intelligence advance
OF the mail, curriers' pay may be deducted.
- Fines VIII be imposed unless the delinquency be promptly
satisfactorily explained by certificates posmasters,
adayiis Of other credible persons failing
for ncglecing take the mail FROM deliver
place carrying ~ wet injured destroyed
robbed, lost and eusing after demand, convey
mail frequently the Is concerned
ming coach, ambOa 2 (.
T. The Postmaster General the contract for
agroeably
dsobeyDg the instructions Of the department. for
discharge carrier when required by the department TO do
Tor assigning The contract without the assent oil the Postmaster Gen
ea aforesaid transporting
packages conveying mailabe of the mail
D. The Postmaster General order OF
He
ana particularly them conform with rail-
roads, without increase OF provided the running time be
abridged
the SERVICE In whole rata decrease allow
ing months the dispensed with
whenever his opnon public do require the
samc or In lie desires to supesede II by different grade OF
transportation
g. Payments service by collections from,
drafts otherwise the
quarter say In February, May August, and November.
increased will be should they be Than
vesd If the points supplied be correctly Bidders
must INFORM Themselves on point ana also IN reieren 10 The
weight OF mail Of roads, hills streams, &c.,
bridges kind which
pense may be incurred. Offices established aer this
issued ard also during the contract be visited with
distance increased.
JANE, CAMPBELL,
Jan l5-law4w Postmaster General
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The owners OF these ships will not be accountable fo
bullion specie, ewelry, precious stones metals nne
isding signed herefor and the value thereof
May l-du
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Nassau Hall College Of New Jersey, Princeton,
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
.-. And never brought to min;
Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
AL a.t., lam Lar. .u.l.axaO

Should auld acquaintance be forgot,
..s ..-. And never brought to min; .... .'.
Should aud acquaintance be forgot,
And days o. auld lang syne."
The members senior In ss
class ane ss sisss the
s"sas IL
lives greeting and sympathy and 70 lament The un@ey fate
preliminary meeting ssIfappon,sd committee
States os n's; Fourth and Fifth
which those Of the glasses whom be
adopted TO secure as fun an attendance as possible
good 70 furnish The secretary committee by mail with
their respective post ES sssfss ]. GRANT, NJ D.,
AI e faisSe q a a4 sa.Ssn Committee
J. NEWTON nlc cnFSisfl''' -'nn'''''''
..', PHILIP rEspLs TNsSil''s' r'''''''n''
SAMUEL p p R W!fi;1Rfb a''sh'n' Co. Nd
LEWIS w. s.' %A isa nss flas. Works. n.y.
. of Montgomery county, MARYLAND,
JoHr w.lpnAs, Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary.
March a7-iawtMara IInisiiigenccrl
newspapers reaues
notice columns, mem
globe newspapers throughout United
state. as . % aye &C
THE ONLY ONE AUTHoRIzEDi-TheR Rob Of DR.. BOY
vEAU LAFFEcTEUR far superior the srups Of Cuis
ns la ,smer Il radically cure.
sequences Itch ulcers accidents from accochmens the
i've powerfully ocacious caiarrhs the bladder, in
the arising from abuses
injections soundngs Az aHtsyphtic the Rob
very nveente Diseases ensuing from the
cubeh injections which only
without neuazns Il. The Rob Boyveau is above all
recommended syphc diseases, whether long
and which have resisted the OF the iodue
of potassium
General agents BlondIn esq., o.
William street, New York, wholesale Gulot Duconge
New Orleans Seuiy, San Francisco.
The Rob Laecteu sold by nil throughout the uni
States The pamphlet Doctor g DC st. Geyais the med
din, William street, New York. will give every information
wanted. ..4..a
G. prepared ill South America the West
Unitsd States duties he has the Rob In bond
March N-dlys
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United states Mail.
KENTUCKY.


Posr orrIcE DEPARTMENT,
February 8, 1857.
PROPOSALS for carving the mails e the United States from
in KENTUCKY and in the time therein stated will be received at
NJ nsa o e hs s a HI
No soo From Louisville KY by Lacona saina Grassy Pond
owsnsSofo. MeIssn's Retreat, Hessaldsyile Hen,
Raleigh, shawnes,own, NJ lse! miles aud bach back
ssHSls ss w ssess
s Tss * %fs al ~
nexion with main line. @
Leave Vile daily a,5sm
Arrive :, .,I nsa, gay oyop"
Arrive shawnrerown samc day by6pm
Leave Leave shawnsetSwn daily s, q AS ~
Arrive at Louisville next day byGpm
PROPOSAL guaranty and certificate also instructions
and in The adv
mn' Of January . 1854 Of IN
W J BINGHAM g SONS select school The IA see
zion win commence July 18TH Number limited None but
pre.red. and advancement Of applicants dc
sired For terms, &C., address u pp.u,,
March Il aw3m' Oaks, Orange county, N. Q.
NOTICE Is hereby sivcn that application win be
made for duplicate land IN s.Ga ., S ass s o.
lost Or stolen from The mail 70 The mo o. .n
Pensions notified Of It's los'.
Feb H-6wiawt
Willards' Hotel ..#
&c. 4 II. A. WILLARD,
pennsyirania and Fourteenth street,
Washington, D.. q.
Jan 2s-din
CLEGANT TOWN CARRIAGEs.-JAME5 BREWSTER
Il SON. 1896 Broadway, New York would invite the attention
Of the ciizens Washington vicinity elegant
vehicles and beautiful designs, comprising
Hammer cloth coaches, barouches,
BerlRes, calecbes, and coupes.
varied stock OF class
York the Of
may New York; whom drawings Of style Of
carriage will he sent by mail. 'a'.
7-d9mf
70 LAlE D WARE, AIbaia Forks and spoons, Table
large very elegant plated ware superior quality
consisting Of 49,
Plain chased sets, pieces complete
Coffee uns, kettles, cake baskets, casters
Albata folks, spoOns, &c.
The best English and American table cutlery
the best goods made and offered unusually low
NJ. w. GAIT BRO Jewellers,
3a4 Pennsylvania avenues between 9th and 10th
Feb Got
yITArCHES-The lar gest assortment offered TO
search time keepers
will MAKERS
able both for ladies and gentlemen.
Confident complete this
and advantage in getting the best
inducements
Of Congress strangers who design purchasing
ity may be thoroughly tested before leaving the city
3af Pennsylvania avenue,
Feb 20 IS Between Oh and 10Th
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Brilliant schemes for March, 1857.

To be appointed
BY the governor.
GREGORY 4 MAURY, Managers, Wilmington, Delaware.
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Lottery he benent Of ths
STATE OF DELAWARE.
Glass So, for 1897
To be drawn AZ wilmington De Saturday. March H. 1881.
rs number lotery-l2 drawn ballots.
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and shares certificates Of packages in the
above splendid prompt attention. and
each drawing will be sent Immediately after IL
over 0 all who order from me. Address
49,. p. ]. BUCKLEY, Agent,
Feb III wilmington Del.
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KDWARD X. COLLINS. At v
No. SO Wall street. "
Liverpoe
STEPHEN KENNARD = "
"a Austin Friars, L co
q. q. WAINWRIGHT y W.
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NOTICE Is hereby sivcn that application win be
made duplicate in behalf OF the heirs OF
New deceased whose waan, mpeeeuy assigned was
lost or stolen from capcnt
has Land Occ and the Commissioner Of
zen notified of Its l0ss.
Eebl4
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VT j, BINGHAM ~ SONS Select school The IN ses
zion viii July 18th. Number limited None bu
good boys wanted Those ready to begin La
mar much peserred Age applicants
w. j. RINGHsM.
March 10 law3n,' Oaks, Orange county, N. q.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-02

JhE Way TO BE HAFPY.-A story is told
OF two travellers in LaPlsEd which throws more
light on the art of being happy, than a whole
yolume Of proverbs and sphorisns. Upon a
very cold day inWinter they were driving along
in a sledgs wrapped ia faTs from head 70 foot.
Even their faces were closely covered, and you
could hardly see anything but their eyebrows,
aud these were white and glistening with frost.
At length they saw a poor man had sunken
down benumbed and frozen in the snow. "We
must stop and help him " said one of the trsv-
eleTs. "Stop and help him ~ replied the other,
you VIII never Thick Of stopping on such a
day as this? we are half frozen ourselves,
and ought 70 be at or journeys end as soon as
possible" "Ba ! cannot leave this man to
perish,' rej1ined the more humane traveller,
@ must 20 to his ~relief,7 and be stopped the
sisdge. { Come said be, q come and help ne
to raise him" " Not ~ replied the other, AZ
have too much regardfo my own life, TO expose
myself to this freezing atmosphere more than
is necessary, viii Sit here ami keep myself
as warm IS can till yen come baekD So say
ing be resolutely kept his seat, while his CON-
psnion FASTENED to relieve the perishiag man
whom they had 50 proridentialiy discovered.
The ordinary means were used for restoring
Consciousness, but the traveller was 80 intent
upon saving the life of a fellow creature that
he forgot his ogR exposure and what were
the consequences? Why, tue very efforts
which he made 20 warm the stranger, warmed
himself. He had the sweet consciousness Of
doing a benevolent act, and he also found him
self glowing from head to foot BY reason Of the
exertions which he bad made And bow was
it with his companion who was 50 much afraid
Of exposing himself? he was almost ready
10 freeze, Notwithstanding the efforts he had
been making to keep him warm The lesson
to BE- derived from this little incident Is obvious.
Nsw York 05seTver.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-02

MEMPHIS, Tenn, November q, 1887.
Messrs. L0ssnss, OagH & Co.:
G"ENrLEmEN-Ia reply 10 y0ur inlHirles oonosrnins
the attempt made By burglars On the night OF Che 2sth
instant, 70 rob oar Fire POof Safe, Ma ss63, we take
pleasure in stating that the effort though ~evidentIy
msde BY skIlfal pc sons. with tools peculiarly adapted
% their vTnsinous vork, and perhaps employing > g0odly
portion Of the night proved . signal failure.
The Safe Il the same We bought OF you sons time ago,
end we feel It due to the manufsciarsrs, Nsssrs. SteaIns
& Marvin, to commuHteats TO them through you these
facts.
Ths kttsck, In AT probability, was fret mad upon the
hsk, which being ore Of the ola Belle" p5vdsr-proOf.
hey had 10 abandon, after completely damaging Il for
use, BY cold ehisois or sharp steel Instruments. They
then cut = hoe about TIE s'zi d an egg to the right Of
and a little below the k=y-hole, AID after renewing E
quantity CT Hllnz sUmrisat = hsve been Tep.aoed By Al
least a pound 4 powder, explosions were pr-dnoed, vita
out any visible enact IN the deer or Sale. Ths villains
then s~bandoned ths work, completely bsmd.
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From the louisville Jarrnai
THE RAEsOwYD
By sES. Wa. T. HASKELL, OF MEMFHIs, TEsS.
Lines rusgssfee By ny resforafS0a 70 Hesifh from Fseez
phrsieaI dsbRf,n az mig fiafraefon.

Physeal dsbRry asd nAta sisirasfiOn.
NoTE-rhe.eH lines are respsctfsuy and aasesonsiely
dedicated 70 Ms. Louisa Jane Rice, the smisbie and
eentie-hearted and Hcc1mnlished ma ron o. the Eastern
ksn.ashy Asylum for tAe Insane. "a L~exinstoa, By an A.
tached friend, Who win never forget her tenderness as1
ministesing esre shen The pathway sflife was very dark
ahn she an rap her reward in The "lsne y ths
LExrSsToE AsyLUx Nov. %. 1857.
ART l..
Pm sdrift n Lies ocean, and EIny 7 sweep,
Aimless and hemsss ~ athomi,Es deep,
Tue Eid sinis assail ne, It threatninsiy storms,
The ei0eds rcd around me IN hideous f.rns.
! drin 70 . ~lee-shors / stiikel am szruundl
The mad waters whslm mel dTovui %, ! drgvRi
Mercy, oh msrcTt "a, Lord, set me FREE,
Ana tAEe me, %, lake me, 70 Heaven md Thee.
I wander LIES desert. lone. dsso.ats, sad.
Paint, reelins, and wsaG-i'm msdi %. Pm madi
No glad waters greet me- 10 str-sm d5Eing Tree,
/ perisht ] psish Oh, Coil set free.
All hogeisss I prsg Thee, 'ts hle and vain,
! pcnfhi penbl kain-rzin- give me rain,
LeL the stream Of DciiVerance Cow gsntly 10 me,
And crift me Oh drift me 70 Heaven and Thee.
MA the vrannings Of men and their conflicts 90 nsra.
Half msd snd despaidng, my lips spit = curse,
instsad of ~IuploTing a Refuge, and Peaca,
Prom Lies msddening battle, for sep ant Release,
I bear on def snny. proud. reckless, uab'anched,
Al the dangers that hem me-the curses 1 launclCd,
Al Earth ard At Hssven. Lore Z mercy for ne,
Rece.ve ne receive met 70 Hssven and Thce.
PART II.
But the storm bowls no longer. the desert IS Eobe,
TIE battles nsroc strife no more huT mes M on.
The tempests no more lash the ocezu's cas- breast,
And the clouds nost in beauty aiar . the vest
! move through Lies bower fuil % tiiss and % lova,
Looking fondiT 10 Earth aud with transport above,
And an aagei sot Wispers. Ths Lord sets the FREE
To come to mel come 70 mel dwell here with met"
! thank The, Oh LORD that my raw nc career
rs checked BY ths hand Of Omuipotcnce, here,
That struck from its5aFred equilibrium the mind
whose bai ance my madness and folly cImhined
Msd perled fore'er in my earthly career,
Vale nights hlcE'nlng darkness e1oompassed ne here,
And my sad soul b rGnsoued. unprisSned and free,
I an coming, Oh Lsral ! bJE gently 10 Thee.
J0yl joyi Oh anguish and sorrow ne more
sksl cad M, is victim, on Lies crumbInz shore.
he winds watt me EeHuy. perish - more,
I thirst not the war ot LIES struggle l. DER.
Hope beckcns me on, with its SWEET uhisperinK tala.
To walk through, all hopefully, Lies pheasant vale.
And come 70 Thss, LordI unprisonfd and n e.
And / bless Thee al biess TteeI for mercy 70 me.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1857-12-02

CONFLICT OF JUEIsDIcTIoE--J. J. Dennis,
a lawyer Of Cincinnati, who figured eonspie-
uOusly in the recent slave case 10 that city, has
been sentenced By Judge BuTgoyne to pay a
fine of $500 for contempt Of court. The ne
gToes were brought before Judge B. by writ of
habeGs corpus, and on motion Of Deanis, who
appeared for their owner, the case was con
tinued 70 give him time to file and answer. In
stead Of filing an answer, be procured another
writ of hGbsas corpus by Judge Carter, thereby
laying the foundation Of an apparent conflict OF
Jurisdiction.
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'-FgT
deei.dtjan1 JASON, NOVEL; s. BOONE.
The Cures made by A. Z. smiths
electric OiI,c

ARE 50 nesry Miraculous a5 10 resemble The famed
Scripture accounts Ct similar cues IN zlcisut tim s b
tue anOinting with Oil; and these cures are 50 w1nderru
aud insisntAneoas, so satisiaet9ry and mitigating u Ia.
man III, as so call upon pubic fuactlonaries, and tnoss
havirg charse OF pslI.s nitituuons for TIE SICK and sur
feriBg, 70 look into the wei sttestsd msd.s. the simp1e
emlacy OF this RLEcTRIc OIL
win forfeit 500 If she %ELsorRIC OIL, ssld at oor-
rer Of walnut and Eighth Streets, F~huadephia, fails u
cure a single case Of RaeumatisD, or Pains in the Bses
o. Limbs, Pies, Sores, or Blrass Fever Sores, Ulcers
csksd Breast. Sore Nipp,es. Bronchial Affections, s=eI.
ed Glands, Fslons SHINES Ia tbs J1i-ts or Nses, Also
Pslpitation- To r.move al soreness and swelling in ON
S to 20 minUtss. If applied to any patient, male or r.
male, IN the slmshouse, or any pubic Institution IN The
city.
Soil in Memphis, By WARD h JONES,
d-cf-dez 20 Nain-st-
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The Presidents GALLAETHY.-A Wash
ington correspondents the Boston Post thus
describes a cabinet meeting in Juliana Mays
concert room, and the gallant dsmeaBor of the
President on the occasion
" o. a sofa directly 10 front sat the Presiden',
hale aad reverend. Oa another at his righi
hand, sat Secretary Cobb, plump and ROSY.
And again on bis left was Secretary Thompson
OF the diplomatic corps, very noticeable among
them Napier, with bis well-ksPt air, and
.Sartigss, tail, gncouth and disfiHgHe. The
piano is played. Miss May, the prtBla dOaRa,
advances. She is of tail and somewhat fra
gle figure, and was well dressed. Will VOC
excuse me il ! say that she wore a mOire an
tiqae Of Maria Louise, blue, full, and with a
trail, trimmed with Lama and silver tinsel
bows Of blue ribband aud puffs of illusion.
Her hair was dressed With blue and drsb roses,
with pearls, and her bracelets were OK pearls.
She recognizes the President and eurtseys,
.hils be, with a qHGdGrd air, thrice kisses bis
hpger tips.
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New Winter Arrangemens

COMMENCES MONDAY o =. 1851.
Three Daily Trains leave dep3t o. Little Mani Rail-
road, Front STREET Cincinnati. ss follow;
First Train Isl IS A H. Baltimore, Wasbing or. an1
OincnnEti Express stcpring only az tie prominent sta-
tons On the lie berVee1 Cncnnau, Baltimore and
Washln IN BFthis trsin passengers reach The Ohio
river e. 9 p ~ Have one hour fcF dinner on ths supsrb
steamboat John Buck, during Whica time th=T are trans
ported aaTss the Ohio to Parkesanrg, Va. Leave there
ct $50 P ~, and cnntinue 90 Exaress Tr1i1. Erriv5n g
In Baltimore stl0-3oA ~ and in Washinst0a az ll:o
An
Passengers for Philadelphia and New YORK o0utnue
dTec ~ through without delay II Baltimore, II "a > de-
sire 20 DO So
secaud Train a. 10 4. NJ. NAL ard way Ex1-sss,
Stopping al A. principal stati1us with the United States
Nail. 1nis trstn Uaches Parkerburg A. 945 p a.,
where passengers remain over nsght- in a nsE .Ed hTst
class hotel, ad3auUg ne depo. resUmlus tneiT jaaTney
at A. N. mex morning, and c~1ntiuung on the Uai5ed
States MsH Tfain thuugh 70 Baitinous WashLstou.
and other Eastrn cttiss-
Third Traln a. s.se P 81 for local trsreI 10 Ghuu
cothe1 Htl-b1rn', sut al way stations between thuse
points aud Cincnnafi.
through tick7is are tor sale IN al prirciptl RauroaI
Tekat onCes % he wet 10 secure an The sdssIaaecs
~. W fnUm-rsted ak Tor E~ckctsyla Hariettz RalTut
and dJn't take any other
II ytu csnao- pr5cure such fleets. Ia only b en-
dnuau and there Procu-e tickets B. t1ls rout. Tou VII
aiEeys save mau-y b. This usrs.
Through Tickets. and an o-hlr iIfrrm1tisn, can always
Be obtained al the Oaca, No. 3 Blrnet Honss- d a..
COLEMAN. Agent; OF a. the 1mss under The Spencer
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