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up the road Draper rushed ont, and, a hur:
tried.pistol shot being inefectusl, ordered a
pursuit. But the party had not proceeded
dozen yards before every hose grew. .restive
and at length utterly upmanageable. All
attempts to control them we're in vain, and
the horses growing more furious, unseated
trooper after trooper. The single exception
was in. Marks own horse, which Draper had
mounted. He was quiet enough; bnt. ORA.
per happening to dismount,. in order TO ex-
anime into the cause of the trouble, the
steed galIoped of after his master, whom he
ultimately overlook. - -; r., -.
After considerable time thus lost, ,itloc,
Cured to the Lieutenant that there was some
trick in the matter. The horses were strip
ped and it was found that the sharp burs of
the bprdock had been placed under every
saddle, and, had -fretted and CALLED the ami
mails almost to madness. By this time the
fugitives had too much start, and pursuit was
abandoned. -. ..S ..'.- -z-~
About four miles further eu Marks and
Gahl fell in with three troopers Of the enc.
nay. The Americans were without sabres,
but there were pistols in the holsters, aud
with these they settled two of their oppo-
uents. The thirdputspurs tohis horse and
turning down cross road, escaped. Marks
and his friend: were in too much Of q hurry
to pursue him, and rode on towardsthe camp
where they arrived that afternoon -Fhe in
formation that Marks brought was Of essen.
tiar service. The British arrived during the
night, but found such formidable preparation
made to receive the attacking columns, that
they quietly yretreated by the road they came.
Lieutenant Draper suspected Priscilla,
who denied having hand in the matter,
aud wondered very much where che burs had
been obtained at that season Of the year
The truth is that the girl had got them from
some uncombed wool, which lay, in an up,
per chamber, the sheep Of the farm having
gathered them in their rambles. Thus two
kinds Of fnop7eombatants had played 5impor-
tant parts in tae matter; but the Lieutenant
never. found that out. He never ceased to
lament the lose of his pistols, which were
a handsome silver mounted pair, ner his
shoRy cloak, which had been strapped, be.
hind his saddle, both previue-of.1g,eat~ser.
vice to Marks. : - -.
Marks and Gahl were promoted. The
latter was made asergeant, and vas killed
afterwards in,a skirmish at Ven Dams Mhh
Marks served through the war; becams'7ut
timatslya captain, and Distinguished himself
in several actions. After the war Returned
to Chester County, ani Priscilla became his
wife. She became jolly, eohtented maa
tron, and lived to good old age, surviving
her husband two years. The descendants Of
the couple still li1eis Chester and Montgom-
cry Counties, with theexseptions Of a grands
son, George Marks, who is, or was recently,
thriving farmer, in Vinton County, Ohio.
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fS'' y~,<<. .--ars p +>S
Be gentle to the new laid egg, -
For eggs are brilliant thipgs:
They cannot fly until. they're hstched, =,
And bsve.a pair Of wings: .. .-,
II onceyou break the tender shell, .
The wrong you can't redress;
The "yolk and white" will all run out,
And make a dreadful ''mess."
'Tis buta little while at best,
That hens have power to lay
Tomorrow eggs may added be,
That we're quite fresh to-day.
Oh let the touch be very light
That takes them from the keg;
There is no hand whose cunning skill
Can mend broken eggl =.
ky-touch it with tender touch,
For till the egg is bileds
Who knows but that, unwittingly,
Itmay be smashed and spilled;
The summer that 'ginst it blows, 50. ..
e" Ought to be stilled and hushed:
For eggs, like youthful purity,
Are "orful when they're squashed."
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. A. TENDER EAY.

We7dnd this eggs.ellent parody On q we'll
known ballad, in the columns Of the Boston
transcript, which, as we have before had
occasion to demonstrate, is always great On
Yorkville enquirer. [volume] (Yorkville, S.C.) 1855-2006, 1858-09-02

.HUNeARIAN GRAss-This grass is ex.
citing considerable attention. Just NOW, -
smong thsfaruers Of Middle Tennessee, 40
a substitute for .osts~sAfew,seed we're i'm.
ported BY Aaekiled Hungarian,sems four-or
6ge years ago, to Josas snd many farmers of
that Stass have fully expesimentAd Rith it.
From the accannts that we havesess z has
succeeded adnirahy--its yield being tom
three to six tons to the acre, and fatpishi5g
the very best apdmost nutritious of hay We
have also seen lettersf FROM the aversfgentls-l
men in Middle Tennesse, who have planted
it this, year, and they all concur in, ascri-
bing to this grass q, decided advantage. The
crop is only about eight weeksfin maturing,
and two. crops year are insured for one
planting. It is not too late now to raise .
crop. Tie following is an extract from
COMMUNICATIONS in the Nashville Home
stead, from D. F. Elam, q. respschble far
mer from Davidson county, We have also
seen letters from Gov. N. s. Brown, DR..
Manlove, and others, fully confirming the
above: - 80 .''.t - SM.''i ga -
sG.sowed some three acres Of This gras
about the 18th Of May, four miles froihss
city, on the Gallatin pike. IT'S growth has
been more rapid than any grain or grass that
Lever saw. aAnd>now only six weeks from
the tim it was sowed, it has headed out gen.
orally, is four and four ana ahaif feet high,
aud'I suppose id t1o or three weeks more,
will be fully rnatured, and in my opinion
viii make larger yield than any timothy i
have ever seen grow in the State, and fully
equal to timothy in quality. I will send you
specimen Of, this grass, ,"-Aemphis Ap.
peal. .,.,Stffts ---- - - ~.
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and ct .eply fol jews terids They s.y ,sI
sathata Aea:htten horse is never bad one

Diss4f1ssAc cfIps xIrH rlr ArLAsgIs
TELEaRApH.-16e Atlantic Telegraph has
already given riss:to dissatisfaction among
the Boston papers TheJ ournaf pfonouness
the electsitians at Trinity Bay to be "a afio.
giant, selksencisted,, self:opiniohased clique
with the genuiues sold, ,fashioned JOIN Bud
prejudices against Ysakee and Yankee invsds
thas as tie nsjority Of the stock isovnsasu.
snsnssivss bound 70 OBEY the ofds,s :! ne
Bngilsh directors e1elsTgets, and tepay no
attention to sirs 'wisha saggestiO1s of sae
stockholders on this s7aa eftths Aslantics* -
This, difference 1yss 10 have besa anticipated
frenthe upequatshare OF the stock held 20
England and the United States, respectively
The preponderanee Of influence viii 4ensis
- q IL n
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Liverpool three bales Of cotton from New
York; four bales from Virginia and Mary.
land, and three. from North Carolina. In
1884, theyear after the treaty which closed
the Revolutionary war; and secured the re-
coguition of American Independence By
Great Britain, vessel that carried eight
bales of cotton from the United States to
Liverpool was seized in that port on the
ground that so laage quantity Of cotton in
single cargo could not be the produce Of
the United States so humble were theib
ginnings Of this now extended culture. eisssi2 :
The invention of the cotton-gin by Whit
ney, in 1893, by cleansing the cotton at
very cheap rate, most powerfully stimulated
production. Mr.. Burn, in his valuable sta.
tistics Of the cotton trade, said that cotton
wool imported into England in 1f9l eonly
amounted to l4,6O3 bales ;iu 1855, h-had'
reached the enormous quantity, Of ,S00,-
900 bales, an example Of extended COM
merce, in some comparatively short period,
without parallel. In the same year, the
consumption in France, in the North Of Eu.
rope and in the United States, amounted to
1850 bales, making the total crop Of the
year 1856. 3,475,00O bales.
MAYA ScHooL-MAsTER KISS A SCHOOL.
MISTRESS ?-This question has been up for
decision in the town of Palmer, Mass, It
seems that the principal, of 9 leading school
undertook to kiss a female assistant. She
like all ladies that wanted to show proper:
shyness upon such occasions, and make folks
think that they don't like to be kissed, re-
sisted the gallant attack just long enough to
make the victory more sweet, and to give
foundation to the story that the whole thing
was against her will. The story of the tran.
ssotion got out, and the straightlaoed school
committee took it in hand. They declared
that they couldn't stand it, and they. forth.
with expelled the teacher. The people Of
the town, however, with enlarged views of
the fallibility of human nature, intend to
keep the teacher employed at their expense,
and have petitioned for general town meet
ing, to see whether the voters are unwilling
that a school teacher shall continue to be q
man. We await the result Of tho meeting
with some little curiousity. -...eg
P. SIT has been decided that an nm.
married sehool.master, has right to kiss
the sohool.mistress, and in addition, one,haRD
Of the pretty girls.
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.ef:s SEWING. MACHINES. -. &.
II HAVE he AEensy Tor 4laelinesf pIie
u Se9 or $500. Can to
,Eg1 GO Mi ffE =.
IUGESIA Shirts, oIFa Cl0aks, sheiland Wool sllsVlS
ifu Elastic elEs 5ei iutlsS Nee ettt les DR. @ tti.
0lera Tiasi ItsdTiHs dS Cgfe1ihf vti5, Fsft Fs n
NV lsnS&l HKIsKEtL s 81 EARlKeE9-d
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WIIstach, Keys d Co.,
25 WEST FOURFiI srREET,
CINCINNATI.

T9iPoRTING srATInNEtSe manufacturers Of MeWoTan-
dSti Pass aad Hiane B19S o. an styies, Hose Print
Book J0bheTES au Medical look
pasufe In soheiiag the Attsntign Pf WstsEu B1gera
tneiT HhbleasS SOrk of the GREAT EAPEES, bI-
Buy ers, who psli Sstab = ~ Qirss half bonnd
Cu Bah hooks, qnires fol- bOund Cap Shank 0Okgt
styles direl Books, iires Ne
Gni thank Bo0Gss 6.snu qure Qnhrto iblauls; FOi5
s sIess best stsl 1rset Import ton; ~ sFoss
ten Hsldefi O.. Fiiti f4ud, ma f5o IhE-
stand. So gfkl slatya M fiEsFs 20 tEaine htsls
oIes; e1,9 pll siEsa re- Eaish LTSaslsf
Bl9ttInF; w Ifnj - Flsh, French ana l-
PeTei = snsi oyHuinE hsErFss elli Fns tHp Pa-
Psrsi tqs Ieitf PapeEsi i9e rms Hath PaPsTs a
Ctumerelat, GettFr,
psrgst sTc-s etc., lsV itE BCs, Plank koEts uu Bfais
it0 aEi=e for ls55 ite NsiteTRn Boeks, al
forms; 20 doz P9rtfohoSi =, ard barktTs,
CRsgr; 81 C0Py PFsites. IS ho0s, 80 da1 Cor
Iis = ilr place 2 prefer nee q Pling sPtz
sta ifeah. Irices lot, Ekeisug faVed. --t
1850 'ltOOkE, -NsiLsTGCIIs q tsE8 \ CO.. Giff
nPyfi 90 - fss z5lNsst FDuItit 81 GiHe,sna,I,
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Nau bitsr tonday, Jaaus+ 1885, trains 4ilt tup as
" fOll0ESszii- if. Z. 5Li rt ]fff -ffiif 17ll
f-i.lesua0s LEAVE OLEyEL6Np:- izsf 5#t IL
i0O A. u. 9fail Tra stopdny Al stations; erriEe
PttsbuFsh at I:&1 Y ~ and ~ BFi,igePsFs 5;s4
~ dIaa,a LTlNYH PITTsBtRGn: atii .fioidg 10 :
ZOO A. ~. STAT gsn, lsPPlnE at a4 regular ststnYs,t
SRaEt AS@sys si9ens, f9S 9esP liR as f1si
9bS r ~ aIslFla atpcst iatf
9S5 2. A. Express Train, etoplng at statons
s YY' arrives A. Bridg port At 7;54P9i! sen 2iieff
tt sdi 81 kE.SVB BHIDGEPoRT. tfrE I,T3iso %;
790 A. b. Express Train. stOppingat all Fe9uar stations,
Il (beep Run, SlOsns, Port Homer n ~
r H tons fer tbs traln) arrives at Cleveland At S.S5
.fsf 7 81 and at Pittsburgh at z:30 A. {I GUuui-
226 r. n Mali Tran stopping a all stations, and arrives
srt at Pittsburgh at sop 81.
But one train daily to OsVelanl-eayes bridgeport Il
1::lUA. n Lrs. 5ea 3a ii-itatff zrl.gi Z,
pa CGnnecGi0nR.
Councillors are hy AL tlIOt trains follows:
At olevgSnd With trains pirdO ID troll. CIcngO aHd
the North. Wrst also for Erir, Dunkrkr Buffalo, Niagara
Fails and Canada t'
aud Central UhiO ttsIrOnds, Ctiz, COahcto
ark naTnesv vir, ville, WiHe aEcasteT, ,Com
bus Cileih natl, ihdiaf AItE AID 81. Liuir. % fa
At Wheeling, with lialtimOTe & Ohio naoad, for Cu-f.
berlaud, aTpers FsrTy, Baltimore and Washington City,
Local and Through Tickets be purcnssd ut the vHIi
Gus ULnces ur e also At TIE Uhiun 1rkst pfe'S P-
posite the Lcves, Mhyelng, Wa and at the Gain ONCE
$upsTint ninnts OAcss &pkR lJAaIES FARMER, sfif
CleVelanu, Jan. p, l-IS. taII25 sipt,
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VIII 5BEi5iN a sRIDAY NIORNING FEBRUARY r. 1858
! TRANSPO ri AXIOM L ! 4.

1S57-S.5 : ra sia,f7 so - 1S57-9sa
% ltsa g - q ssE.s 9
PENN Wv AN1A. eRA1LRO AID!
" INTEtt AIsEANG E1lENron aud aiter Monday, Ds
TlIE FAST 5iAiI. TRAIN leaves the Passenger s,atlSa
tluis, arriving IN PhiIadsIplia a II - r. 10,
fE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the station every sEens,
Ths ioapstovu 4ecoFnoiat9a train leAfss PitsbprEh
sSti0ns, and a. GJsse e,aug! FiTst As6Oll-
iie4lie IRA p fri lssxss sl
Creek IsRyes, Itates daily sunday ~
eeptsas at 4s9 4e IsF Acaoisn0datiOn Train for
RetuEasy trains ar2ivs h M sarS as
ssculd Aeee.hodaton; 1916 TGird AseonnodatieE s-ig
Trains for BlaiFsye and Iadia connect at BlutFsVe
Intersection With Mad Tram East ENlress ts,
PltsbuTgh and OUulrsVilie 1Ens stopping AZ sac.
yOns gn u'e Pt'!GpEsh 9aa oOnnsi,svs lVsd
PrsssTFun. p. HttuInns Tfhias frolh Pitttldk kh
aug CoRnslPTis ifSs4 ErlFe a RiisDqFSbi SSo aud
aetravelnsp VI and greatly 20 their interest
in sopR kaHt 9T Nest to travel BY The PsnnsJivan:a ii
rOg the nov pa Er be
a3sd on other rope. As the road Is bSnasted With
ysPevd aud comfort, all HhO favor ls E0'i yith
h FaFeito Neur York. Il :. ..s.....ls. 90
d Pliia'lsipitL. .-..-..-...v %.
al 4tiilnS5s;' = ..,-;'-:.-'' sS
. = maTriS6uTg.- .....- .-..----- I. -S
baggage checked alt Stst:ous on fthe IFanIa
- s la 10 @ @ aS IN AS Sy
Tvl sdlOu station rates. from SJ
NOTICE In case d loss III Company wiz hold them
selves responsible for personal baggage only and fer
s. -Tlv Essvisr anina Line. l,-r sruplOa ed to
charge mot 70 eAeeed % s for each paassngeF aud bag
FOR Tickets apply to sb y sTEw2RT, As,nt, IL
w +tS 4. The p r. y. tsAseut Il staIionil s.1-
Jant on Liberty aud Grant 81, PItis5ursh-
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NEW BOOKS. SLaGIoueEys &c.
lanes G. ORR, No. Il afaiH St.
~ sttssleq q elssals sud
lios of ti !ndt. lFpli tie 70 s hisl erge
Classi0s5 Eool bfaene hooks,
Copy B9Qks, Bsolsyl fts-a
Hist er5hn Baptis tsed Is Books In
TnTtouiS Iet - BID In y sjt4th fro SITE
80 Pee5st eeS Sf;Al slIlsle g. hoet-zegla F4en
Rth bkg- 1efpf Lind fess and ~ ts lpHirrl OF ti0tGa
hlmsus Pens = tse. INK (ifl5ht' u
various patent. nste - El1aoa9 anflorssab-
btih Bell lac Roo-l Altpra "a great FaFle1F Ts
io; qt- HlEEE Books % evefy VaEitty; DS-
dee loF 1855 ~ - osE
cap letter sd sts PaPsEs, % sdss and qual
Il3TH 4
GOLD PfslFe iah e eilt especial nrir
large 5pl veil teireted tef Gold Pens. 5ytlF
Of al 0dftld stieE EFsT Pas oIeFtd - EEH fh
eiost oy.E - q ~ .ittst stoii1s
C1t Penn. llGygnE fAe iHFst Heeef-
utges u J 8it me tG1e wat qf
mex euuneftlII % hr galitdJpv f4FI2s4 Fif<5sss
70 - $500 u S6Y 81 s. p
q ne nill sl+lity hss lsen siGy4
Pi cen ems! r'sarsiise Tex pFlF1tlNes. -
All % tlel9eFs ana 1f1ili gept
an stEtIt1tFt Aal tsa fll3jd M - q
sspls -, III ,fatl' 20, tfhstliis, ta.
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PHNNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

~
PENNSYLYANIA RAILROAD.
fINIIE GRE3T CENTRAL RUUTE connecting the Allan
tic ctties With West. .Tn, HdTtl YeEteTa, and Sauth
Western States bS continuous 1iiWRy direct ts road
also cOnnsets At Pitt Fh Will daT ile Of 81 nines TO
al ports The Western Ryers, AID ~ CeTtland anu Sn
dusky with 81. all p0Fts Oh thb NdTt
Lak's; makng ths dirscs, etsgpef 1d reitat(s
r0Its by which FREIGHT can be Forwarded 20 aud rom
ilFe GF60t Wysf -trrfF ~ .-.a
RATES BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PITTSBURGH
FIRST CLAss-IiSots, Shoes Hats andl
osPi S SG Bs S1 sS sl 100
Feathers, fuFs &c.......,............ &c
SECOND dCI.AS5- D0uiesticl Sirrtit,y So trl .-f
Sb95t,nE b1g ga Esg5 "a Sss. 1eo lbs,
EastEaft.l lf--FfH 1GJ fEf
THIRD Ci+ASS,-AnYis, Steel, ChainE In III.
Sose y S,, in s tte per leo Its.
ed, (sxssls 81 sArs rElIl 30 &c.l 1d-n- -t15e
ROGkrii Ct ASS-OuHee Fisil, con ,5gefl .r..t
sH Ss % o sis & SSss sa,s SE soe 1eO ne
tl,ll,t5ta 4.if, PISA lsslis efr - Jfisgirls5
PLOUR-Sl, pei bbI uutil further notice
or LISI car Is per lbs. until ferther
notice. IL ,ssfr t.-tfIf q lf.-7
further notice
~ shipping goods any point east Of PhddeI-
pLia, he PartCGiaTtu mark PAekagS , FtRns EgWtta
AdirOdd' an Goods eOnsRtsd the agents this road
t Philadelphia or Pittsburgh will be forwarded without
tlste.tiOu. - . -
FRtIsnT AGH1Ts-C Z Exams. 81 KbY sFeat Boston; J
Clarke Astor lIOase v Ilian street
MeDonAln No BateTJ Rlnc, n,EYors &Co ZatE-
Vile oi Irwin o. and sPringman Blown, Cnehna, o;
CerteL JegetI Louisville, KY q O'Rilvy Co, ETaus-
Vile, Ind; u v Sass, st louis sIO Harris Wurnley
Ms trhs Tenn; Lesch Co, Chicago III; P6i9st Fgfgf
Wayne, Inn Snredrr, Plfla; Mayr1T kOOns, Balti-
mOrr; b A stew Pittsburgh .In5f ie gusn34 sd1e
a. II. n. HifSTON, Gen1 Freight Agent, Phlad.
Blyl HID LoSiBAEltF! !supt., Alteoti4, -. : . .
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= -. ...' = -; : : g M
.' ....,:-...-.i .-....... 1890 1879
II -; - :: J. a. -
I't io longer ne than two m9nfis,a ds-
~ ~ IfY per cent on The above will be Rsde lor eaIn
- r. III first three months.
r. I slsssI Def m :.s 800
Iti,s,, :. ....'., 1000 4
laI4s ,nmr outside) one year .....10Voo
~ - s!.....,.......... 1910
ceu, on the above for the inside. .,..-
y 81. lsf''n"' -
y s,li Ie same rate OF discount thereon for
M ci squares nIlder the general head, and 10
- Ijs. Ior single Insertion. ,ts.l5.l.. + -.
year; si,SS
Se9 o Drats inserted gratuitols but Funeral :,
>cee c!aIgsa ,:Y SS
Eiss estIc for each candidate for sep
,F.tr Ctt, inserted tor onE month or less IN sa o
:: Z Z &c; .i. S'VV
iioa' notices ll'ssr's,,' ~ ~. r..ss. :
-=I.--1-.I, n l1.NN SSIs Az It,IlS.
lhfa A'tA T" gl-d
srt.ertxrsuo do not give express notice TO tne c9h
sp .ls considered as wishing "
l. ,i,,r. order the dscontInuaAce of their peri
III, yuDIisber IL Ay cOntteto send them until all ar
assss ar paid. r ref,,e To take their period
IN w, to Hcl they are directed, they held
,ita.Ge I'LL they aVe set'eu tue Oii '''N
remove 70 other places without inform
.as puti anu the papers are seut to the former a'
s no aae oT @ and leaving them ancs
~, ,-,---
IL CORhEf9I 1tS LEN 1 ..
flERS concerning subscription, advertising OF other fl
Gasnes5 Of The lateeeheer, SHOULD be addressed to
ltslFsts. ,h. es,torial denartmeut of the papel
d. uS A1uFs'Aeu ~ ''' '-''''''s' -. a
writing for publication, will please write
b side OF t,s PAPER: "A, E.oot,, ob,,ys MS
Ul .g s.ptiOn to tha
b li.ht O.Eers ice recelIe. kG ssLa
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ChUIChES Ct w ii 1e-l.-le4E>N .-l-. o.
o visiting tlIe city,,sypub
49, li.t a, dc Churches, anu tileif
,,5 n,c. al meeting. IL there are any ulistakes,
Jn.Ls III. necessary icUrrecIisu will pleasure: 81 kA
, E,y. L. T. pGnRlrs, Rector; morning seryIces los
d., evrnlur,i. 1l5
y yosns kitscopdiiar, Main street. between First anu
ss csutIr Bli.ei.ng R.v.3 H. SSI1u, A. M., Rector
.ro,-lyn.ins W.; Afternoon Il; light ~.
a Irsststria,i l,ly. Il, n. W t.st9r FOurthst'
lvroe Quincy an afternoon
,, an, II,l,t str,.et belp cen Main anu
..sr ctn.rr services morning and evening.
nda I'esSgttan, Filth Etreet between olestu' anu
A'I' sts south Whselns' Rev T. e'ps
t@rhlg and evening. ,..-..-...
Errh Rev. PAurl PASTOR A
NashiuEton aud Adams sts services morning Snu
VGag Ets ..'e'
Eyasa reet lethodtst Episcopal, Rev. :. x. "llsoS
a FourhsIrcet, between Asnroe and Quincy; SERVICES
alts and evening. aes a .ses
~ Srett Episcopdl, Rev. .A.A RKoER Pastor
- rTala
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711I.[I.AW Ot II laM slsfAF tllCEs.
sy.ertrsuho do not give express notice to the con-
fp' 'is '0"s'1s'
ubs,rbrrs order the dIseontnuaace Of their peri
las the publisher nay conthiueto send thetn "nll an ar
, lribrrs neglect refuse TO take their Period,
tis ouces tu winch they are directed, they are hela
~ mi tbry have Settled the bill and ordered them
,o0srfber. remove 70 other places EithoutinfoTm-
* uUiisl anu tile papers nre seut 10 Ihe lotinsl vi
.,s' TIE, al, Ieiu responsible. s
ib uouTts that refusing TO take Perl9ul-
H. ION the Office or removing and leaving them uncaleo
,r.,tu tIcii evidence OF Intentional fraud. 3.4
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winter Arrangement.

.a,+ CHANGE OF SCHEDULE. f
.iy 5Es TRANSPoRrAHIoN OFFICE b. s'OJR. H., -
! irs wHAkIlNC S1AI.S on, Npv. Z h,Is5Is - -
M and Hfter Sundh1 evening, hoy. s, HE PEsSenien
" trains WIN leave tls station dly al s:lG A. H. 4iO
NJ aId 10 4. A Whstllng time The AeeOmmO OtHtiOn
tails cept EundSys) SU M Will aud
tlarge passengers all principal stsOns between
MlletinE aud Cumberland. The Accommodations train u
discontinued East erl Of TOa,t. tli 9rf .-f--
The Express train daily, at 4:4 p. NJ Iiu receive aBdN
dlschRrge at the following stations Oi BeI
woods MounlsYIll-, Cameron, burton, B.ntons Ferry,
FairuOt, FetteTan Grafton, RONisburg Piedmont Cum
Oeriai, No ~ Water atiO sir JOlns Run ATtI shutF
Harper, FeTrN MOOcaGy, SykesVIe, auui w6shnEtnn
Juncflo The Mail rSi yHily (eAcrpt Saturday at 10
VIII receive aud discharge passengers st all the prn
clpHI stAiiOhS.n --f'l Lifti a.to-t-EL -a
r trains VIII arrive follows Mail train Ai, Ex-
press train SIS a. NJ, Accommodation train, Cu
HeTianl, AZ t:ib r. 81. Is lret ling time. l'ei
st ,5Iit:ls ~. .il ~ q. ilVOODSIOE, SuPts
nov9 ,.r a J. P0RDi AssIt, i--s..t
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Great RpLpnetl ana iSoRlheEp5ndal Route.
IRE RoR NoRTisiN s0QTLEI5s IIs ASD B4sTIEN a,at
Twice DAITT, (sunesy might exsaptd between RIef
Il mvHa Spl Washington ordensVilie and AlsE@
Hour5 ~ departure At Rich sbt
mopd. -, ..45 A. u. and I80 P! n
IastuInng leave Washington -e 4 A. aud p N.iss
Arrive -Iliehrcen. 1850 P. II. and A. u.
Baggage cheeks and tickets. between Rie-
noDd and Vi Hashipgt9Ii: l. : -. ..5=. a .-.4i5
and being exesllent aE1sE snd eARRHlhf TIE GREAT
NORTHERN AND SOUTHERN MA1Ls give the best guar
Entee
Sas day Richmond and Washington ciy advance
tifi5ia
RAEE ByTEl4& W ESQ
An Qbds Niil be found dlEUyA ready 10 tIe through
passeElEs and IsF gsHps o. 9eafn apfars, lat en
the DgIlpts, itit for teu
fake their hiealA, Whether gong Softh BodEh.
Tickets BE 0btainel
Washington tis GeEinHs of 1IOa now TedEY eql-
ilesed DAnNe An Agent Of the coInpapy rersiYe
m ireE Of passsnefs RON the auTIle Road and ~
tend 20 thslr bsegHgsHu tlsay 70 VaIngton Bai
tulbre Depot = s.si-str - efl 5-.sgFs- vs7ssi. "a
The fare tie saus the nan line a b ne od aboat
route. l-fe -f7- 4lt1 slf'i---s ssl-itt tit - p
There is noehanee Of ears the night line, ,bsts .
mond and Alexaudrt9, ~ lei
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srH'aH Protestant. uulon Eau, hespsstrees Oetwee'
S'i'Ot ana Quincy; services IOt1 informing. . NJ.