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The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06

MuspEa IN MoSraoxeay.-A negro man belong
log to Mr.. Miller, OF Montgomery, killed another
belonging to John araysop, OF the same county, a
few days since ia an alteration The murdered
man was valuable servant, who sold In Christians,
burc last wear for Il 525
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
REPORTED FOR TUE "DIsPArCH.'
FROM WASHINGTON.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 5.-The forthcoming report OF
the Secretary of the Treasury II not made accessi
bic, but 1t is generally understood that II viii
contain Recommendation tending TO disturb
materially the existing tariff laws, except the
| transfer Of = few articles Of import from one
schedule to another. Heattaches much importance
TO stable tariff for the benefit Of commerce, and
believes that the present Law will yield sumceat
revenue. The Inference il, that the Secretary had
rather resort to loans than alter the prominent
features of the tariff
Lieut.. Ives, of the Typographical Engineers, has
prepared preliminary report Of the result OF his
exploration Of the Colorado OF the West which
will probably appear with the report Of the Score.
tary Of War. The expedition was highly success.
fni. and the results we're Of an important charscs
tea
lie assembled the Colorado in steamer 500 miles,
and considers tho navigation practicable for that
distance for steamers Of light draft II ia thought
opening this river may develops an economical
avenue OF transportation to large portions OF CAL
ifornia, New Mexico and Utah. He also has ex-
anned a previously unknown region along the
36th parallel, which he found to be we'll watered
and possessing many remarkable features. There
Is but little If any doubt that law will be passed
| at the ensuing session extending the presumption
laws to Utah. At present no settler there has q
legal title to his land. Surveys have already been
made Of 2o0oo 900 acres, which stand ready Tor the
market.
SENATOR DOUGLAS AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS, Dec. 3.-Jndgs Douglas arrived
here last ght via Memphis lie was ssuted with
100 guns and escorted by the Mayor and Aldermen
in a carriage to the st. Charles Hotel. An i'm
meUse coneourse of people assembled in front OF
the hotel. to which he made brief speech. which
was received with enthusiasm. He speaks toxa
mass meeting on Monday. The True Delta, Of this
city, urges his claims to the Presidency.
MARINE DISASTER.
SAVANNAH, Dec. 5.-The lhip James Guthrie, from
Hampton Roads, went Aslsore yesterday on the
North breakers Her ksefwas ipjaredr She has
arrived at her wharf here.
COUNTERFEIT NOTES IN CIRCULATION.
Augusta, GA, Dec. 5.-Counterfet $50 notes on
the Bank of Georgia are in circuiatiou-well exc.
cuted and engraved.
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DIED.

On Sunday morning.. 5th instant, at half past 3
O'clock, ANNIE DEANN, youngest daughter OF
John L ard Hannah Ann Rowe, aged two years and
six months.
The funeral will take place from the residence OF
the parents corner Of Catharine and Henry streets
this afternoon at half past O'clock. The friends
and acquaintance OF the family, invited to at
tend.
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porto RICO MOLASsES - hhds.
de- EDWIN WoRgaAA 100.
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DECEM Der 9th, 1854 GREAT
II REDUCTION IN THE PRICE OF GOODS
such Inducements to customers TO parchase, has
never been heard of before. G)LDSMiT will offer
from the present time. his handsome and desirable
stock Of Goods much below the regular price All
he wants Is customers to come and take a lock at
them in price and quality Can be found in his
stock: Bleached Cottons. White Flanneis. Black
silks, White and Colored TarataIs, Uncut yelvets
Feathers, Flowers. Ruches. eatns. Blend Laces and
Edsas. Cambria and swiss Edgings, Bands Sleeves
Golfers fnfants' Waists, Corsets. Cioaks. busters
and Highlands Hosiery. Gloves Yarns Fancy Wool
en- Goods. Nubias. Friuges, Gallons, Velvet Rib
bons. Head Dresses, fancy Hair Pins. Handkfs. and
numerous other articles. The goods must be sold
y. ~ ms price. All who want 10 purchase will find
great saving In the price of gocss.
de6 G0LDSMIP al5 Bread at
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06

r6s- CLOAK ATD MANTLE DEpoT.-
Cieaks of the richest styles ia Silk Velvets Beaver
Cloths. fine broad Cloths for Lsdies. Misses ana
Chiidreu Also-fhe best assortment OF Crochet
Frngss in this city from 50 80 70 SO per Yard dress
Fringes in eli colors and the finest quality French
Fancy Hair pins ever exhibited in this city; bcauti
ful III ad Dresses. Fancy goods Of all kinds selling
at prices to defy competition at the Cloak and
Mantle Depot 60. Main street.
de 6-1w k-EZkhlEL.
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But wihers in the rispg day,
So lovely was this infants dawn.
So sweetiy spedits lie away"
On Thursday, "a instant, at o'clock, n. at
Chapel Hill. North Carolina, SUE, wife Of Prof VIM
j Martin. ard youngest daughter of the late VIM
Mccoy, Of the University of Virginia.
On Saturday, ith December. JOHN SHORE,
aged 63 years.
ii funeral viii take place at St Johns church,
a. o'clock this (Monday) evening His friends and
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1858-12-06

Lee MEDICAL CARD. - UR. SYLvAHUs
L. Ia}RAM having located in this city, respectfully
tenders his professional services TO its citizens
Office and residence for the present On BANK
STREET, near the Mechanics Institute.
no 27-lmk
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~ REMOVABLE. BRIGas has re-
moved his Office to basement Of Metropolitan Hall,
with 4 Lyme.
Office hours 10 A NJ and Z u caily. Residence.
corner 18th and Broad streets de elm
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PANIC IN A CnURcH-In the Methodist church
at Ty Ter. in Texas, recently, while Bishop Pierce
was preaching. the cry was raised that the house
was falling, and Immediately stampede" ensued
which battles description. The church was crowd
ed to its utmost capacity with ladies aud gentle
men, and the screams of the former and shouts
of the latter, were enough to appal the stoutest.
Pell.mel, over each other they rushed, In their
mad panic-the stouter crushing the weaker under
foot. until the house was cleared Windows were
dashed to pieces to afford openings for egress As
soon as all bad gained the open air, IL was dis
covered that the alarm was a false one, and that
no danger whatever bad existed Singular to say,
no person was seriously injured in the panic.
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MECHANICS INSTITUTE HALL.
BONEAU's CELEBRATED MOVING MIRROR OF
AUSTRALIA
AND TIE
q L L g n l. z II x

~ II ~ Ia - 4 u ~ II IA 4 4 II II
WILL OPEN AT TIRE SPLENDID NEW HALL
or THE MECHANICS INSTITUTE, ON
THURSDAY NIGHT, Deer. 9th,
For a short time only. This maeniiceut work OF
art has been exhibited in Baltimore and Washing.
ron. sixteen oeeks. to grounded and fashionable
h0aSes TBe Mirror covers TWbNTY-uNE THOU
SAND FEET OF CANVASS, and CONTAINS TWEEN
TYFtVE HUNDRED LIFE SIZE FIGURES. Civ.
ing correct and truthful representation of the
Hi'tory. Topography. MicElers aud Castoms. Pas
times Ceremonies, Manufactures, &C. &C. 81 the
Auatral an and the Chinese. These teonftrfsi Pant
ii1s are acknowledged by the Press and ffttac. as
the most wa0ai fcent tcork IF art erer exhibited ia
this country The Mirror Is accompanied with an
interesting descriptive Lecturer.
ADMISSION:
single
A Gentleman and two Ladies-...-.........sl 60
.............. IS cts
OOtuftu us.
Day Exhibitions wall be given SATURDAY
and WEDNESDAY afternoons, for the convenience
OF families and schools. Admission rs cts, children
IS cts, to afternoon exhibitions
Doors open at Oh TO oommenceat IL. Afternoon.
doors open at 2 10 commence at 3.
do A-2w
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E%ExrRAcrioN or TEETH BIZ GALvAN-
IsM.-This agent has been introduced into the prac-
tce of the subscriber with entire success Its per-
fectly simple and harmless. gentle current OF
electricity is male to pas through the f9rceps upon
he 9th to be extracted, which entirely destroys
the painful sensations usually falt in the effort Of
extraction JOS WOODWARD, Dentist.
Office on Main, between 9th and 10th streets.
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Hsavr Tho coast and rivers during SAINT
lar and Saturday night were Overriding BY dsnse
fog. The Northern mail due yesterday morning
did not arrive In consequences Of this oostruc''on
We learn from our Norfolk correspondent that the
Baltimore boat due there in the morning had NOT
arrived at 10 NJ, Saturday, being delayed BY the
same cause.
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NorIcr TO TaAvxILKas.-The Harrisburg (Pa.)
Union says, that the following 'rules of the road
all based upon legal decisions; they ought to be
universally made known:
II has been legally decided that applicants for
tickets on railroads can be elected from cars If
they do not offer the exact amount Of their fare.
Conductors are not bound to make change. All
railroad tickets are good until used and conditions
"good for this day only" otherwise limiting the
time OF genuineness, are Of no account Passen-
gers who lose their tickets can be elected from
the cars, unless they purchase second one. Pas
sengere are bound to observe decorum in the cars
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de 6-6t

lGr MosRoE BUILDING FUND ASCOT
Ay,oy The regular monthly meeting Of this Aseo-
oiaticn win Re held ct Sauuders' Hail. THIS
aasiit ~ "a MCCARTHY, sec'y.
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAnsoAD.-Ths English COM
mittes who lately visited this country to inspect
the Illinois Central Railroad have reported to
their constituents. The point Of their report is
contained IN the following sentence:
That In consequence Of the slow recovery from
the severe monetary pressure of last year. aud the
present continued depression in the commerce of
the Western States, the committee, having IN
view the possibility Of deficiency in income for
the years 1858 So is of opinion that such assumed
deici. may be arranged without further assess
ment of the capital stock, upon which q sum
equivalent to enc million sterling has been paid
by the proprietary within the last eighteen
months and the committee is concerning arrange
ments with the board in New York to meet such
contingency.
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faF LAW PARTNERSHIP.

f6r LAW PARTNERSHIP.
JOHN RANDOLPH TUCKER, Attorney General.
ami JOHN NJ PATTON, JR have entered into "a
partnership to practice Law. under the name OF
11UcKsR L PATTON" in the Court of Appeals at
Richmond and Lewisburg. AID in the Superior and
Inferior Courts Of the city of Richmond
ANY business entrusted to their care will be
promptly attended 10. no3-im
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TWENTY DOLLARS REWARD.-Ta-
l. ken from my Office some time since the Let of
October an EN- GINExR's INSTRUMENT, (Frau-
sit,) idade by Knox 4 shain, of Philadelphia 1t
has enc of the Bubble Glasses broken. / will pay
the above reward for its delivery to me- at the OF
fee of the Richmond and York River Railroad Co.,
NO ll2 Main street.
no pts DOUGLAS.
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COUNTERFEIT NOTES IN CIRCULATION.
AUGUSTA, GA, Dec. 5.-Counterfeit $50 notes on
the Bank of Georgia are in circuiatiou-well exc.
cuted and engraved.
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MARINE DISASTEI

SAVANNAH, Dec. 5.-The lhip James Guthrie, from
Hampton Roads, went Aylaore yesterday on the
North breakers Her ksefwas ipjaredr She has
arrived at her wharf here.
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IM0KED SALMON White Fish; No
~ Mackersl; In bbls and kits. Expected by
WHIT KING
de g. AZ and q Frank lin n
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~ PEARL AapRoTTPgs (new styles. made only
at REEs Co.'S Steam Gallery. 1879 Main street
Price IS cts. and upwards. Large size Family
Groups. Fancy Cases, Gold Loekets and Pins. at
half price.
In employing Recs Co. you run no risk OF get
ting into the hands of bunging operators. who vii
detain you q compile of hours. and wind up by hand
ing you q miserable counterfeit. The days of pre-
tenders In the art short.
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nO $40 REWARD.-LO S TIN
-, Sunday evening" a white and red SETTER
DOif-wh to, with red about the head and back
The above reward will be paid for his return any
information left at this office that may lead to bis
recovery no Cots
r O5T.-0n Wedne sday morning, Oath
- instant at the New Market on shockos Hill. a
single STONE DIAMOND RING. liberal re-
ward will be paid the finder by leaving 1t at our
Office.
no PTS LEWIS N WEBB x Co.
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m GENTLEMENS' FURNISHING
IA H0UsE.-The Subscriber takes measures for
the Curved Neck SHIRTS. which he will warrant
to please In style. ft and quality o. no SALE He
has, also. beautiful assortment az HATS CAPS
Trunks. Walking Canes, &c.
JOHN POE, JR.,
de 3-3t Opposite Exchange Hotel
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T OST-A LETTER. between Philadei-
IL phia and Dauville mailed at the former place
on the 18th of November 1888, containing Bond
of A. Dreftrs. due me, dated May, 1858, for the
amount of $3.50, which forewarn any body trading
for the same All MYERS.
DsuyiIe Zee LIST 1883 de 3-3tH
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~r- STEAMER GEO. PEA
- - BODY FOR BALTIMORE-Freight
received to-day MONDAY. at u O'Clock, aud up
to the hour o'clock P NJ. TUESDAY. unless
suficency be received prior TO that hour.
Consignees are requested to send for their goods
to-day.
Freight for Boston taken directly on at moderate
rates and with expedition.
de SIT LUDLAM 4 WATSON.
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LsCHE.

r OST..-A certificate of stock in the
IL Merchants insurance Company for Ten Shares
mo I45) in the name of Jno Womble Notice IL
hereby given that shall apply for duplicate OF
the same. JN0 WOMbLE. EX OF.
Al -Iarr1rnM
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HASTINGS OF PuNoH-Sotoeacy CO. Ig'otrency'
Such is the pernicious influence of the un-
sound monetary system in the United sla states.
that the very rivers are initiating the eNaLnpie
all directions The last news was that the
Mississippi had set up snch run on its banks
that they l.aS given way under the pressure,
and the consequences has been the swallowing
ND all the landed property within hundreds OF
miles. Financial doctors, who don't believe ln
casc MS proving that the most extensive, de-
rangernent Of the currency is not only consist
emit with but may actually be caueed by the TOO
great solvency Of the banks.
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4 EIREL4r
ny HOWARD P. ROSS.

Tho robin. he sang me n dainty song,
One April morn, as he sat aperch
On lofty spray of the maple tree,
That stands in front of the village church
And Maud, she sang me, one Autumn eve
Aswe stroled alone through the moonlit grove
in that sweety simple way of hers,
A heart-born ditty of blissiul love.
She sane; "HAi1e an belored 6y you,
Tn just as happy as can b"
Oh the ro5N's song, it WAS rery slccct.
But f,tr, .tar slceeter was 4ld"d'S to me.
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TUE
LIVER INVIGORATOR!
PREPARPD d pR. sANEoRD.

Compounded Entirely from GUMS,
rs ONE or THE BEST PuRS6FIvE AND LIVER MI
DfCINES now before the public, that Gatayffe'
easier, ilder, aud more eeeetla than any other medicine
setS rsf on the Lir to eiest is Sor matter
the so|9e. and bowels to cary % that natter, haS as
painful feelings epSisced IN the operations OF most CT
Il purces s. taken dsIy In moderate doses VII
stFeagthsh and build Il up with unusual raPldty-
The II GER is one OF the principal regulators Of DE
human hgiy; and when Il performs is functions Nel
the p0Wers Of the system livdeyeloped The 01de
g almost entirely dependent on the healthy aetoS o. e
fault the bowels are AZ fault and the Eloie
s suffers iHconsequenee sof Orgau-the Liver
having ceased duty nsFor Che diseases o. that or
gan S1s Is G a the es 20 a o s les
Nhereuh TO counterfeit che many deran eneHts p which
TO nToTe that reuedyts atiastfonhd anyPersOtrO-
bled with LEPlER G0N<PLALNT, In any ofIts forms
has has 70 try bottle, and. conviction . certain
Gums ali-funFbid or bad matter from
hesyseI, supplying In their place healthy as q bic
PTIRIFFTNr THE tone lcslfh the
whole machinery, TemoVingthe cause o. the DISEASE
'n BILIOUS 1TrGoKs are. cured. ASD. WHAT Is
DETER PREVENTED, By the oeca4ionRl use Of the
One dose amer eating to relieve The stomach
onlx dose taken before retiring, prevents NIGHT
oaly one dose taken as-1nIshs, ioeseas The bowels
one dose taken amer each meal viii DYSPEPSIA.
One dose q two tea-> sPoonfais wiz algays relieve
one bots taken for fe-maIe obstrustou the
e1 osiy one dc dose iSsas 9s sa
One dose often repeated il,na Tor CHokER1
~ Only one bostle l.,pseded 70 throw cut q he
system the effects Of tftaT long Sickness
80 Que bottle takep ioTsJ AUtlDICE reIloTes 81 SAT
loWness -unnaturfl coloH-sirom the akin
or a g me s appsiiis and sEs.t
RHGgA IN IS worst forms, Wills SUWWER and
B0lREL complaints yield5laImost 70 the irIl dose
Children; there Is M speeier remedy In
the world, a. q ReEeF ltfiks. a--a-..--
~ lev bottles lFes5QDROPsY, By exeiiInt TIE
! preventive roF FEVER AND AGUE CHILL FFYFR.
md az EEyERs q BIZ. Llous TYPE u ePerateS
wonderful virtues.
Al WHO USE IT ARE gIpTSg TzlEEP L1ZAb IA.
~ afr tsatsr q fhs Hloitt 5ft fEs 0orafor 1ld
siSaktOae b0fh together. asIs77I ~ -
TEE LIVER IlIVIGoR AFoR
IS A SCIENTIFIC MEDICAL DISCOVERY, and Il daily
magic, ereH ne fFsf dose Qirilq bsef and .eidor
than bottle required care any tind III Iff.EP
Complaint nom ne HoEst epdtee Or Disp{psid = 1
PHTCB ONE .D0l14R- rsar BOTTLE
DIR. RANF0Rn. loplletor, slS BroldFny, 1eu YSrt
msIs-Iy 81 LOGAN 1 CO.. iEAo,iIns.vs.
GEORGE Il VYICKHA1d, -
aUCI5IOREER
AND
COMMISSION N ANT
No. 190 Market Square,
WHEEI ING VA
g 49, Or ~ aeefs every evening" Furniture sry
GALES o. Real estate promptly attended a. 5.q-fe
Az Lens and short islee Mis-, very pTeit7 jl-f ?
4 4 eelHse- RISK y 4 ~ EEIli ~
r IsBons 1lSdslras Port shorrs and sIsse7 VIM i,
II received and lort sale by -
ers7 W. aEDWARDs a-nRO.
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RATEs BsrwEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PfFTsBUReH

RATES BEFWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND PIfTSBUHGH
FTRsT CI,Ass-Boots, Shoes, Hats and
oag. Books Dry Goods GIN SGS Si per 100
Feathers, Furs, sc. .............-l
SECOND CLASS-DOmeatlc sheeting,
Ticking, In original bales 6Os Der fCn lbs
Drugs On casks,) Hardware, Leather,
lin rolls b6xesJWo0I and sheep Peits
Eastward.
THIRD CLASS.-Auvils, Steel, CHAINS TN
easks) Hemp, Bacon, ana Pork saite 5Oe Der 100 lbs
Ouose or In casks )robacco manuiaetu-
ed. (exeept cigars or cut,l &c. &C.
FOURTH CLASS-Cohee Fish, Bacon Beet
and Pork lin casks boxes estWaTi IN. Dr 1uO lbs
Lard Lard on. Nails Soda Ash, Ger
man Clay Tar, Pitch. Resin. &c.
PTOUR-16c per bbl. until further notice
GRAINIn loads 30 centa per 100 ibs, further
COTTON per exceeding SOoibs weight. unt
further notice. -. =. -, =,
phia pnrticuiarto marx packages VtG PeHGslp
dfTOnt All Goods consigned to the agents OF this road
AZ Philadelphia Pittsburgh viii be forVarded without
FsrsanT AosHTs-c 81 KiIby street Boston;
CaFbe No Aston House, and William street, and Jchn
No Battery Place. N. Yor; Pierce &CoE anes-
yiiIe o. Irwin Co. and Springman BoNni o.
K o Medium, Madison Ind; Dumespi, Bel Co, and
carter Jewett, Louisvie, Ky; g o'RileS CO. Evans
VILE Ind; Sass, 50 Louis No; Harris Wormey Co.
Sic uPhis, Tenn; LeecI Co., CheSeo I Gsss ESIt
WAYNE, Ind; sneeder, Phila MagraW Rooms Baltt-
noYa: d \ Stewart Pittsburgh
n. H. HUSTON, Cen Freight Agent. fiiiiad.
apsIyI H.J.:LoMBAKRT, supt., AlsoOuA' Pa.
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1878
1878. 1000
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD


PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD!
TTyINTER ARRANGENENT.-on and atter Monday De-
TIII FAsT sail TRAIN leaves the Passenger station
every morning, except Sunday, at 100 oe0eki PITTSBURGH
line arriving In PhiIadeIpbIa 1850 p m.
THE EXPRESS TRAIN leaves the Station every evenings
atg.dO. p,.,.,,,,.,.
daily except Sunday ESQ O'Clock, stonPlng at AL
stations and running as far as Cone1anEh lT., accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Greek bridge eaNea aaly,
cent Sunday, AZ 1910, The Second Accommodation
Train Turtle oreek leaves, leaves daily sunday eS
cepted. 4s0 p The Third Accommodation IRAN iof
Turtle Greek leaves daily, except Sunday At go n M
Reiurnin Trains arrive In Pittsburgh as folloWB-x-
press 40 81 Mall SOS a. M SOansLosa 80 ma
Second Accommodation l24u Third Accommodation AZ
raIpsfor Bnirsyille and indiana at BlarEve
Intersection with Mail Train East Express train West and
the JOhnstOwn Accommodation FFain East and west
and Conceivable Trains, stopping at all sta
sunday exceped as folows:SIall Train 90 ms Xxx
S. 1rsin Il "a n M Returning Trains from Pttsbafgh
Conuellsvle Road, arrive At itts5ufsn' $50 = anu
me pubfc will ud greatly to their nteTes
In going East traTeiby the Pennsylvania Aa-
road as the accommodations oGered cannot De sur
nd is entirely free from promise safe
~ speed and comfort all who favor this road with
'eiT r PstF,S 20 Ns; York 90
g . Phladelphis,...... .........--...--i9 ~
- a. Z" baltimore. .,......'s.'s........-. ~
- = Lancaster. -. =. '''..''----.'
i taIl5Dq t all sations ON the Pennsyivania
Railroad and Philadelphia Baltimore and New YORK
Passengers tickets In the cars, Will
Ten Gents addition to the Station rates. except ron Sta
lions where the Company has no agent. -,
NoffcR.-In ofloss the Company VIII hou ulein-
selves responsible for Persons bagsase only ana LOT an
1.-The Excelsior Omnibus Line has been emPo, ed 20
convey Passengers nd Baggage TO ana from ne
charge exceed 90 cents for each passenger ana Dag
gage &c: y,.t.,s anDlv TO J.sTEwART, Agent.
~ Atthe P. r. z. Passenger Station,
iani on Liberty and Grant sts Pittsburgh,
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T. CARTWRIGHT,
MUSIC PIT Bills III ~ 81.

M ~ % - rs 'Bii1iS 5FHEE
ls Fs y clys.si s1S composed BY gentleman Of this
P.rtuue Keller. CHuItaIl J. P OHM
Suftan'S PoIka; (PIanol Charles D. Albert
n s.Iphfds Valsr; (Pfln0l J. seher-
La CIoehette da PatFe. PIANO. Lefsbrue Neiy-
Engine lIasuFka Sentims1talrs Panol Ja1zes beiiak
lTasuFkn des TFaineauH; (PianOl J. Aseher-
me celebrated FINALE, sung oy slaiaias La
horde; (PIauol Max Haretzek-
Also received the following pieces Of Music
BesSIe's Grave = beautiful Gsus-
What 4 Home without Brother. 80,
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PIisht OF the Robin
The Snow fallen uFuunf rle.