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VIRGINIA PosrorFicg MATTERS. The following
orders have been issued: Establish the following
pest ofiices-Turtle Creek, Boone county. Va, Eze
kiel Miller. postmaster. Mud River, Boone county
Va John Hagers, postmaster. Slash Branch, Boone
county, Va, !obn Adkins postmaster.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Mount, postmaster at Phi.
lomont Loudoun cour;y, vice James Mount, res
signed. George Keisoll, postmaster at Saint Ma.
ry's. Pleasant county, vice James A. Medley, re-
signed. Joseph G. Young. postmaster at the Mouth
OF Wilson, Grayson county, Va, vice Charles Cole,
resigned.
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GODDARD cad sssisss, b tbsis tailsea saee tea.
sslsd abest isc milsh ~ ~ sess " svssisssssa
Htisa 10 heaf
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- CIaABs,
IMPORTED AND DOMESTIC.
LEAF AND MANUFACTURED TOBACCO.
4 large and well selected stock
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
JOHN BJUCHER
l4th street,
between Main and Frapklin sts.
B.-cIGARs made In any styie 10 order.
a.
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Paxrrr CxLxBaAfIoN.-0u the 4th inst, The
city Of Munich celebrated the Tooth annlvsssary of
its foundation The chief fsatare Of The 1see vas
an immense cortege IN which 3.0Q0 nsa apd so
hcrsss nxui Cd and which rsDrsesntsdths rsapeetivs
centuries from the twelfth to ths ptseseeeth With
their smbisns, eostumee, and the great Defooas
assA ef The national history essaeh spceh
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R1nnnoxn nctober as.h las,

= RICHMOND, October 25th, lA0.
Meesrs. WAsISa PTARcR-Geptlemen: / have
carefully anaiy sed the pIlL given me by Dr. W H.
Anderson. and find that it contains = small tortion
OF calomei but mainly consists Of the sulphate OF
quiune. The presence of these two substar,ces e
dstinctly proved BY variety OF tests. / have no
doubt that the Pill was composed entirely CT these
medicinal agents.
Very respectfully JB McCAw.
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An AknIAL SRIP.-Mr. John La Mountain, OF
N. Y, professss 70 have dscoversd motive power,
vigaaing the air. and proposes 70 build an arisI
ship to start from Troy next spring, cross the A.
lautic ocean, sad land In London Or Paris, % msy
be- agreed upon. provided thssum Of $500 shall bs
raised 70 pay expsnses-
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LIZZIE WESTON IN ESGLAND.-Mr. Charles Math
ews made his FIRST appearance since his return
from America on Monday evening, the 1lth inst.,
at the Haymarket theatre, London, Ia his original
character of Dazzle, Ia "London ASSURANCE" TheIs
was an Overlooking audience, who were evidently
full of curiosity to STE the new Mrs. Mathews, who
also appeared on this occasion as Lady Gay Spank
er. She is TINS described by the London Post:
ycung aud engaging woman, on whom nature
has bestowed many attributes of personal beauty.
A brilliant complexion, bright and expressive
eyes, finely traced eyebrows, "tulip cheek" such
as Meore gives to Lalia Ro)kh, teeth both white
and regular, and e profasion Of chesnut tresses.
are the most attractive charms Of face which IL
both pretty and pleasing. The character sbe un-
dertook is a difficult one, for the charming remi
niscences of Mrs. Nsbet ciugs to 1t with effect
which has heretofore sadly impaired the effort Of
all succeeding actresses. Nevertheless, Mrs. Math
ews played the part with great Eest and SPIRIT and
il her laugh did not quite peal cut sorrows knelI"
It rang pleasantly through the house, and contrib
uted Loa little TO the enjoyment Of the audience.
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AN IfIsToRIGAL NEGHo.--We mentioned on
Tuesday that Robert Barhydt, an old colored man,
had been Sound dead at kinderhook. Bob, or
"0id Peacock" as he was most commonly called,
has passed through many yicsstudes in the course
of his long life. He was born in Schodack, a slave
in the Barhydt family, who sold him to the Van
Aens, from whom he was afterwards purchased
by John Schmertorp, of Schodack Landing. In
the meantime the war OF 1912 broke out, and Bob,
being of an uneasy disposition and fond Of change,
ran away from bis last mssfer, and made tracks
for the city of New York. where he arrived about
:he time the sloop OF war Hornet was about to sail
on crpise, aboard Of which he sailed as cook. He
psr'i a'ed In the action foughtly he Hornet with
the Peacock, which resulted in toe capture of the
latter vessel and upon the arrival Of the Hornet In
New York after the victory, he was discharged
We understand that be had received quarter
section ofland from government for his services
Albany kniekerbocker, 2lst.
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~ Books AND Presents, at the GIFT BoOJ
STORE, No9i Main street, where you may buy
Book and a Gold Watch for 81.
Book ana a silver Watch for 81.
Book an q Sold Pen for
Book and Geld Locket for 81.
Book and q Gold Chain for 81
Book snda God Thimble for 81.
Book nd a Cameo Het for 81.
Book and a Gold Ring for 81.
Book aud set of Sleeve Buttons fJr 81.
Book and Gift Book for 3l
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tcoREEsp oNpEKcE.l
Professor

Of Chemistry Of Medical College Of Virginia Dear
sir We would feel obliged e you would obtain from
DR.. VIM 3. Anderson the pill he has in his poses
sion, (which IL part of the came ncicine taken bv
the late Mr. Woody and analyse the same for Us.
giving US q written abatement Vt its contents
Respectfully, WARING 4 PEAgCE
Richmond, Oct. 22d, 1883
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BARsUM AaAIs.-Pbineas I. Barnum lecfnred In
Manchester (Eng) on the 9Th Instant, taking
bis subject ssThe Shortest and Surest Way Of Max
ing Fortune" He was listened to by fifteen
hundred persons, and the new speculation paid
we'll.
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~ Parks PoINDBxTgR,
ATTORNEY AT LAW,


Will practice In the city of Richmond and in the
c6antiea of Chesterfield Powhatan and Amelia.
e. Office in Lisle's Building. corner of Main and
lith rtreefs. Sc 23-i2m
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kOxxHRIHa.
SWAN 4 CO.'S LOTTERIES
A0 nuIITMpn

The following Scheme will be drawn BY 8. SWAN
4 60, Managers of the Sparta Academy Lottery, in
each Of their 4ingle Number Lotteries for Eovem
Der, 1858, at AUGUSTA, Ga, In public, under the
suDerintenderce of Commissioners.
GLASS 40 draws on SATURDAY, November 8, 1885,
OLAsS ~ draws on SATURDAY, November l3, 1855
CLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY, November ~, 1888
GLASS ~ draws on SATURDAY. November "a, 1883
ON The PLAN OFSINGLE NUHBERS
3UOOU TICkkTS
FIVE THOUSAND FOUR HUNDRED AND
EI1HTY-FIvE PRIEST
Neorty one Prize to ereyy Nine TieIets!
MAaNIEICENT SuHAMHi
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rlV one Pf1le 10 ereTV Va
HAaNIEICENT BOIL
70 m DRAWN

APPROXIMATION PHILBE
prizesof 500, approxiDating TO $4,000
prize, are VI ,6ou
prix Of 1900. approxinatng to $4,000
prize, are 200
prizes Of $40. .approximsting to Slo.O0e
prxa, are eUD
prizes OF $.25, approximating to 1900
prize. are 5uo
prizes Of 500, approx,mating to s4.f0o
prize, are 4'h
pr1zss Of T5. approximating 10 $3,OO
prize, are seo
prizes Of $50, approximatIng to l,a0
prize. are 40
1000 prizes Of SO are lWtW
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THE GREAT PAIN ANNIHfL4TOR
AND REMEDY FOH DYSPEPSIA, WEAK sTOM
ACH AND WEAK BpWELS
PREPA RED b ii CHE MIST.
Bo7TLgs 2. 25 aud ~ ceris dollar.
THE GREATEST pIrCUVhhY IN MEDICAL
SG!kNCk
3 RARTSH0RNE'S CURE-ALL should be kept in
ali families of accidents sudden sic X ness
as il frequently es in less time than il requires
get phyeiCian.
1t pain in part of the system and is used
externally and internally.
So As the frequent changes OF the weather pro
6uce had Cold, rheumatism Neuralgia, sore
Throat Pain in the Bowels and Stomach, Tooth and
kar Acne Asue q tuDps in the Breast, Pain in the
Limbs and Body; also stiff Neck-every person
should get bottle II acts upon the Nerves, Mus-
cIe -inews, Blood and Homes, and, by its warming
electromagnetic power. expels all pain from the s.
tenn Get a b Ittc and try IL.
Bit you havr a Cough, use ARTSH0RNE'S
PGCiOKAL SYRUP OF WILD CHERRY il is he
test Cough Tup Ia the world. 25 and 80 cts bottle
If ron are Bilious, Use HAkTcB0RNk'S ANTI
BILIOUS PILLS. They act upon the Liver Stom
ach and Bowels. carrying eff all Bile aad Foul Sc
cretions Is cents a bUx.
The above medicines 10 be had at all Drug Stores
In hichmond, Norfylk Petersburg sEd ali towns in
Virginia. oc i5-6m
- PARKS PoINDgxTER,
M
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The PUarIIsrs -Morrissey, the pugilist, and bis
CO npsnions, it appears their return from Butfa.
l., Saturday evening, according to Buffalo and
Rochester papers literally "traveied on their mus.
Gle" They absolutely took possession of the cars
10 which they were riding, refused to pay any
fare and insimidated the conductors. One when
his fare was demanded. presented a pistol at the
conductor. They robbed and maltreated passeu-
gers and at Utica thrust German whom they
mad robbed, from the cars. Previous to leavns
Buffalo they bad a sparrug exhibition, at which
Morrissey and his second, Australian Kelly, had
setto They Ief. without paying for the use of the
haii In which the exhibition was held, for which
they owe the city $50.
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- WooI-CAnn,ro M.oaI,, -,

are very lsbor-saving machinss Of m sra r,., p.
lue to the rfcuitural community than the one for
'Carding W made by Messrs TAyIs 1 Fu.yos.
OF North And fer. Massachusetts,, and now being
exhibited In the Mechanics institute Fair II this
city. by Messrs StedmAn Fu!ler. This machine not
only performs avsst amount of ork 10 given time
out executes il WELL aud Is simple in cor
fhat u not ct all liable to get ont Of order The
IN msnnfacfurers. IS we are informed, make all ind,
oi machinery used in Woolen factories, and are ex-
= ndng their business throughou: Virginia. Orders
cent to them at North Ardover, will meet with
prom pt attcniea and we have no doubt that the u,a
chite IN the FS SRoom, to WHICH we have alluded.
mar be pnrchased at once Of Messrs stednaan
faiier. Let our readers examine it, and satisfy
themselves Ct Its superiority
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PULLED CLOTHS, ~ and ~
suurr,,os saEkpc GkkYe. all qualities
Brown and Bleached COTTONe
.fLANNELS, &c. So.
&c 2o-lm THOMAS r PRIZE & co.
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rN@HARTsHogNE'sA AyrI-BILIous PIL1,

The safest and best purgative Pills in They
act upoa the Liver, ST mach and Bowels carrying
off all bile and every foul secretion They don't
gripe easy ID their epcration. and can be taken
at any tins without fear of expo They remove
Gods from the system and prevent RheCma -islH.-
If yoi suffer with any pain, use HA = fc HUkNE'S
CUR 3-AGL, the great PAIN ANNlHILAT0R If
yoa have cough use HART3hpRNES COUGn
SYRUP, which Is the Dest Cough syrup in the
world.
Sod by all Druggists in Richmond oc l5-6m
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BOARDING.


QOARDINQ.-Our house. On Grace st
~ between ssh and 6th 10 now open for the accom-
moSation Of bosrders. kB NrEkAv.
oc 22-ts MURRAY
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hs part OF the political history Of the day,
We publish below the letter Of Governor Wise, in
reply TO letter inviting him to addres the people
OF illinois, upon the subject OF the exciting politi
cal canvass in that State:
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DRIVATE B0ARDIN0.-M. .6H BID
GOOD has taken the large aud comfortable
house corn,r Of Main and 7th Streets end will open
il for the reception OF Boarders the ist Of Octcher
next. Gentlemen can be accommodated with board
ins by the day. % H-3m
The weekly pioneer and Democrat. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn. Territory) 1855-1865, 1858-11-04
A Fugitive Bridegroom.

The old adage that there is many q slip
betwixt the cup and lip, was never more
forcibly illustrated to my mind than by an
incident which occurred last night in the
neighborhood in which your correspondent
resides. There was to have been q wedding
but it didn't take place. One of those
nondescripts, known as Southern Yankees,
being in the city, he renewed an acquaint-
ance with young lady initiated some time
ago. His name is Cole. and he came from
some small town in Arkansas. lie was
stopping at the Astor House, and was here
professedly to purchase bill Of drugs, he
representing himself as being engaged in
that business. lie was not at all back.
ward in informing his acquaintance very
lately made that be was soon to be married
and inviting them to the wedding. Last night
was appointed for the ceremony. 1t was to
have taken place in the church OF Holy
Communion, not far from the residence OF
The intended bride. The expectant bride
groom called upon the Rector of this
church and informed him Of his intention Of
getting married, and requested him to per
form the ceremony. He even gave the
rector bis name. age, birthplace, and pres
en. residence, a. we'll a. those OF his fancss
which were put upon record. Every pre-
paration was made at the house OF the bride
and at the church--the solemnities to be
duly gone through with at the latter, and
the jollifcation 70 come od at the former.
The church was well crowded with the
friends Of the parties particularly interested.
A line Of carriages was drawn up in front
OF the residence OF the brides family, and
oil the intimate friends, bridesmaids and
groomsmen, with the now anxious bride,
awaiting one more arrival. Time passed on,
and be did not come, bat in his place note,
stating he Was sorry, but circumstances pre-
vented bis fulfilling his engagements. About
this time those who had assembled at the
church, grew weary. and, being curious To
know the cause OF the delay, adjourned TO
the house of the bride. There everything
was in confusion. The bride is said TO have
borne the disappointment most hcroically.
She felt il more keenly for the sake OF her
relatives than on any account Of her own
The tenor Of the conversation held IN that
roou-so turbulent now. where only plea
sure aud joy were before expected-can b.
easily imagined Vengeance dire was threat
eued upon the derelict lover. At las,
party A geatlemen, including brother Of
The man unxedded, started tor the A.tOr
House in pursuit Of the delinquent. Arriv-
ing there, they learned tha, he left rather
mysteriously, forgetting to pay his board
bin also, and for . number OF carriages
which he had ordered from the Astor House
10 the residence Of his intended bride, 10 con
vey their friends and themselves to the
church. Other dark hints have since been
whispered against the character ofthis triHer,
bu, enough has bcen sAii 10 snow that be ia
q very gay deceiver. Are the lad'es ever in
too great . hurry 70 get married Accord
ing to the latest accounts. Cole had Dot been
beard irom-N j. Cor. ChartestOn CoU.
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Prom sasss.' nss seiams sssd xi.. s,aa.h
Two angels. one Of Life and ono Of Death,
Passed o'er our village ~ the morning broke;
The dawn was on their faces and beneath
The sombre houses hesrsed with pumes OF
smoke.
Their attitude and aspect were the same,
Alike their features and robes OF white
Bat one was crowned with amaranth, as with
flame,
And one with ssphodels, like fakes Of light.
Isaw them pause on their celestial way;
Then, said !, with deep fear and doubt op-
pressed,
BEAT not 80 loud, my heart, lest thou betray
The place where thy beloved are at rest.
And he who wore the crown Of ssphodels,
Descending, At my door began to knock,
And my soul ssnk within me, as In wells
The waters sink before an earthquake shock.
recognized the nsmeless agony,
The terror and the tremor and the pain,
That Oft before had filed or haunted me,
And now returned with three.fold strength
again.
The door opened to my heavenly guest,
And listened. for thought ! heard Gods
voice;
And, knowing whAtsoe'er He sent WAS best,
Dared neither to lament nor to rejoice.
Then with smile that filed the house with
light,
"My errand is not Death but Life, he said
And, ere answered, passed out Of sight,
On the celestial embassy he sped.
Twas at thy door, o friend and not at mine,
The angel with the amaranthine wreath,
PAusing, descended, and with q voice divine,
whispered q word that had sound like
Death.
Then fell upon the house q sudden gloom.
A shadow on those features fair and thin
And softly, from that hushed and dsrkened
room,
Two angels issued where but one went in.
All is of God! II He but wave His hand,
The mists collect, the rain falls thick and
loud,
Till, with Q smile OF light on sea and land,
Lo He looks back from the departing cloud.
Angels Of Life and Death alike are His;
Without his leave they pass no threshold Ger,
Who, then, would wish or care, believing this,
Against His messengers to shut the door.
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VOL. X.-NO. -.
THE TWO ANGELS.

Prom Lsngfeliew's vaiume entitled Niles stanish
md other Poems Published by rieknor 4 Fehs
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Gail 9uaNs.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY
GA 1.:sss E TEs...s.:5..s5
MR1E INN NM-11MH-S VIZ,

CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being
peted and in operation to Wiamsport making close
connections with trains the Wamsport and Emira
New York and Erie and Canandagua Railroads for
WILLIAMSPORT, ELMIRA, ROCHESTER,, SYRACUSE
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPToN, BUFFALO,
BATAVIA, OSWEGO,
AND
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
On and after October 7th trains will run as follows-
passengers Tor Niagara Falls Buffalo, Harrisburg, Car
se Chambersburg Lancaster leave Calvart Station at
S.l5 A. NJ and 4.30, p NJ
- through TO Niagara and Buffalo IN IL hours
PASSENGERS lOr flttsburg, Chicago CinCn att St Louis
anu oher cities and towns in the West NOrL and South
west leave Calvert station Is A. NJ and 10, P. NJ
Bedford Springs passengers leave by trains at g. A
Broad Top Railroads.
All trains stop at regular way stations
w ANNA =. ..''''''.''....,...........S
10 niagara Fails. ..........,...,........10
~ pundlO- ........-..................1O
baggage checked through to all principal points WEST
and NORTH. P
passengers have the opportunity of stopping any
point or any OF the Cities the route, and their
seats at pleasure
By the completion of this road to Williamsport VIC re-
fer the Travellers to the following comparison distance
By Northern Central Railway By New York
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TNHE DAWN OF BETTER TINES
Il FOR BABIES AND MOTHERS.
We invite the attention of parents article for the
amusement and exercise of infants and assisting them
walk. 1t is made of willow quite light easily moved
about, and constructed that it is impossible child
to fall 1t will be found especially of great benefit
large class Of lame and invalid children who from acct
dent or imperfect organization unable to walk the
usual age. The following testimonials show the estima
ton in which it is held by those who have it in use.
From ReU S. Prime, ID. d. Editor of the NelU York
Observer
New YORK, November 9th, 1857
For several days past little daughter has been using
the Infant Gymnasium and she is delighted with its oper
alton, obtaining and exercise after hour
as she travels about the room should think it admra
Oily adapted to the Nursery and Play of children
S. /. PRIME
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Mkrfban0iaf.

HOLLAND GlN-'Triple Berry" brand,
IL for sale to arrive per Mississippi" direct from
Rotterdam, by CHaS. II. MYERS II BRO. a n4tf
HERRING,- Il 600 barrels prime No.
Il i Halifax Herring, landing and for sale by JAS
CORNER 4 SONS. No tf
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From Thomas Dunn English NJ D., Editor Of the N
Sunday COLrierl
NEW YORK, January 4th, 1883
Mr. n. W. SPEERs-SIR:-I generally refuse to give
certificates to anything but this Baby Walker yours
seems to give much satisfaction every juvenile
per OF my family that break through the rule its be-
half 1t appears to be well adapted the purpose for
which it designed 1t allows exercise without fatigue
delights the infant exceedingly and is guardian against
the evils sometimes resulting from the neglect nurses
you are at liberty to these lines any way calculated
to de you service THOS. DUNN ENGLISH, NJ D
For sale only in this city, by
C0RTLAN & CO.,
Nos & ando RaIti
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la sfe EEsEz.:.....s..:.:..z PHILADELPHIA,
H27e - -=5hH-Tfzz5 WILMINGT AND

la ca 66ssz:..z7 PHILADELPHIA,
hz-Z tt51z22--hx@fzHs WILMIN GTON AND
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
FALL ARRANGEMENT
On and after MONDAY October A. Passenger trains for
Philadelphia will leave PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT
DAILY Except Sundays) follows
EXPRESS TRAIN at $50 O'Clock A. M, WAY MAI
at IN II A M! NJ n E Eve MAIL at 5.4oPM.
with New York Trains except $40 P: NJ on Saturdays
From PHILADELPHIA to BALTIMORE at A. NJ.
From HAxRE DE GRACE and intermediate places
FOR STAFFORD, DELAWARE.
Passengers leaving Baltimore at II A. NJ, conDtt.
at Wilmington with 535 P NJ. train, and 40 P NJ ON
Baltimore with IS A. NJ train.
NOTlCE-All colored persons whether free WI,
be required to bring responsible white person Ler
sonay known to the undersigned who will be willD4
sign sign a bond to the Company, before they will be
Oc4-tf VIM CRAWFORD Aver
ia 70 FOR THE
* 80 :; ss y E777d5s55 WEST AND SOUTH
On and after September 2oh 1858, the trains willr
follows
Leave Camden Station, Baltimore-Mail Except un-
day. at $50 A. NJ. Express daily at sos p NJ for AL
PARTS OF THE WEST, SOUTHWEST AND NORTH
WEST Both trains go through direct.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the so A. NJ
train between Piedmont and Wheeling, and between
Grafton and Parkersburg take the sos P NJ train
Baltimore.
THE FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore at AIS P.
NJ and from Frederick at $40 A. NJ
THE ELLICOT1"S MILLS TRAIN leaves Baltimore at
$40 NJ and 80 p NJ, and Ellicott's Mills at 40 A. NJ
FOR WASHINGTON AND THE SOUTH
Leave Baltimore at 4.SO and s.3O A. NJ and $50 and
$50 P NJ On Sundays at 4.SO A NJ only. Leaves Wash
ingon for Baltimore at 6l5 and 745 NJ and 30 and
AS p NJ On Sundays at $50 P. NJ. only. The second
and fourth trains from Baltimore and Washington
with trains on the Annapolis Road
For tickets of every kind information, &c, apply to
station. W P. SMITH,
L. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent s22tf
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JOHN F. PIcKRELL. LEWIS WARRINGTON.
EOHN +. PICKRELL & CO..
y GENERAL COMMISSION MERCHANTS,
ia SMITHS WHARF
BALTIMORE,
Give attention to consignments of Cotton, Rice, Sugar
Aoasses, Provisions and Fish, and fill orders for Flour,
Grain and Groceries.
By Liberal advances made consgnments of -Four,
Wheat and Corn to friends in Liverpool au6-tf
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FOR SAN FRANCISCO.

Jl4aJN FUR SAN FRANCISCU.
N=L{7tznM COLEMAN'S LINE
80 s-.sa.S115ss CLIPPER OF SATURDAY, NOV. 18TH
The elegant extreme clipper ship ''NEPTUNE'S FA-
NokITE,' Lane, Commander, is rapidly loading in
New ork and will receive prompt dispatch as above
Forfreight, apply to PENDERGAST BROTHERS,
nou " Smiths wharf ND stairs
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-11-09
MerGkan0i3t.

SWEET CIDER.-300 gallons Cider, pure
! ~ juice
/ 50 bbls N f. RUM.
% bbls CIDER VINEGAR
100 bbls EXTRA FLOUR
/ 200 bbls OLD WHISKEY;
80 bbls Susquehanna HERRINGS
For sale by j. F. MILLER & Co.
| n5lw 79 Bowly's wharf