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E4sA 4ss Gssssssst..isssss.2 Estssses sE.--..sn7S
ENN5YLVANIA RAILROAD!
XETINTER AHRANG EAiENT.-on and after Monday, De.
TIF FAST siAiL TRAIN leaves Passenger Station
every morning, except SUNDAY at 81 O'Clock, Pittsburgh
TIiE ExpnEss TRAIN Leaves Tie station every evening"
at $40.
Tally, except Sunday at 80 o'clock, p. sto ping all
stations running far CJnemaugh First Accom-
mediation Train for Turtle Crtek Bridge leaves daily,
Train for Turtle Greek, leayes leaves daily, Sunday
copied at 42n p m The Third Accommodation Train for
Turtle Greek, leaves daily, except Sumny, ~,
Ryturui'g trims arrive in Pi t-hurgh fOOWs'-EN-
press 40 Nj Mall, 5 ~ a. J"hnstown Aec"nlmOda.
Second Accommodation, II d. Third Accommodation, In
p. m. go
Intersection with Mail Tram East Express rnr Vest and
Johnstown Accammndati frain Fast und West.
Pittsburgh and ConneIsvile Road leave daily,
Sunday excepted, as foll"ws:-SiH Train ." n m; Ey-
press Train, p. Returning Trains IRON Plttsbu -gl
ard Connesylle Roa, arrive at Pittsburgh, S5S and
81" p IN.
going Fast West t" travel b. thu Pennsylvania Rail-
road, the lat OBS now "frea, cannot be sur
stone, and is entirely free r" dust. promise safe
speed and comfort, a who may favor thisrOad with
their p pa. % Ns.: vor. .,aor
F." Philadepra...... ................ y W
{" Lancaster Observation-Disclosures. 50
a. Z" Harrisburg. ......... ..........T IS
wailroad, and Ihiadeir,ia Baitin ahdNew York.
purc asin tickets in the will he charged
reu Gents in addition TO the Station rates, from Sta
Ons where the Company has no agent. .....r....
NnTICR.-In OF loss, III Company will hold them
selves spOnsLleHor pxrsonal baggage only and for an
n. Excelsior Omnibus Line has been emplO ed to
Passengers nd Baggage ANA from the Depot at
hrg not exceed 20 cents for each passenger and bag
gaze. ft s.stft+ 10 f+t- 49,
A.the p Il. u, Passenger Station,
jan IibcrtV and Grant stS,, pittsburIh.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILRo 4 D.

FBNINSI Q v HINIFA EttAILIELO. D.
'TNIIE GREAT CENTRAL EOUTE, connecting the A:lan-
TIC cities with West rn, N6rth-western, and south.
Western States Nv continuous tDilwRy direct This road
PtsbArgh with daily line Of st
all othe Western Rivers, and at Cleveland and Sil
with s.. to all uuts the North Western
,sts making the most direct, ets1Pet and rciiIbte
ofs BY which FREIGHT be forwarded to and from
CSpSUt WtSt. r" s'l it.
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NEW SPRING STOCK.

rsons wishing stitching neatly executed tt heecrn-
mol ted. on short notice apt Iy
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rue FEMALE PEDEsrNrAN MATCH.
a "Dra.0n Gaaaep--71e. oontestants 81 t1l

a "DrGBn GQme'-7he Gontestants on their
feet sisty-tI hours.
Up to a late hour last night, Montgomery
Hall was visited by curious and half.incredu.
ious crowd, to see the females who still walked
vigorously on the platform raised for their
pedestrian feat The match commenced at 10
o'clock noon on Wednesday, and at u o'clock
on Thursday Flora Temple manifested signs of
fatigue. She complained of cold and walked
YEARLY, while her antagonist, Prioress, was as
erect and sprightly as though she was just set
ting out on an afternoon walk in Broadway. 1t
was predicted that Prioress would win the prize.
But Flora seemed to gain strength as the contest
proceeded, and last evening both appeared in
tine order, notwithstanding they had been on
their feet ffty-sevcn consecutive hours at o
O'Clock in the evening.
majority of the persons present had cigars
in their mouths, and pulled away rs though no
females were in the room. The pedestrians
complained of this, as ungentlemanly. A crazy
violin, in the hands of disinterested person in
one corner of the room, sent out OCCASIONAL dis
cordant notes to cheer the heroineS; but wi neither
or not this irregular accompaniment attended
their footsteps, the lionesses marched with un.
taltering tread. Flora took off her bouts and
walked in her striped stockings Both said they
felt stirred" but in the dim light of the hall,
made moro obscure by the smoke, it was hardly
observable.
They walked until 8 o'clock this morning, at
which time they had been on their feet sirty-
three hours. Neither would "cave in though
both equally complained of exhaustion aud ex-
treme fatigue. Under the circumstances, it was
agreed thatit should be called draw game.
and that the receipts at the door should be
equally divided between them.
Soon after the match was concluded, a carri-
age took the goodnature twain to down.
ioHn hotel.
Incredulous persons raise the question wheth.
err there f3rnAd r1I
the case, or whether the performancewas not a
dodge to allow these well-made and stout.
imbed females to exhibit their powers to an as.
tonisshed crowd, at 30 cents per head. +.
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ANerHER urAYY BET OF nrrNAN..

It is said that Petrie, one Of the hackers of
Morrissey, was SO favorably impressed with the
powers and accomplishments Of the 'Benicia
two houses and lots owned by himself on Thir-
ty-fourth street. upon Heenan, in any fight he
might undertake when in a proper condition.
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4 VIRGINIA rouSANrSr.
The Gtiralyy on Joust-1Rs VsctoTs-7as
Queen Of Lore and Beauty
IoeEtespondsnoe q Ihe RIehneend .Enqulrer.l

CUMBERLAND, October, 1868.
Having waited for some time to see adesclip-
ton of the ball, tournament, &C., lately held.at
the Amelia Springs, We begleayeto give a state
ment OF the most prominent features connected
with that occasion. The Cumberland Cavalry
having determined to enjoy a society Meeting
with the Henrico Light Dragons, selected the
Amelia Springs as the place best suited for that
purpose On arriving at the Springs field of
beauty burst upon the vision. Here lovely Ia.
dies thronged the beautiful piazas; here music
tioated out on the evening breeze, mingling SO
sweet notes with the soft voices of the fair md
beautiful; here the fash of the drawn sabre con.
trasted most beautifully with the brilliantsmiles
of Amelia's fair daughters But twilight Shades
curtained the scene, and in the beautiful ball.
room the lovers of the lancers sought amuse,
ment, while soft whispers, unintentionally heard
told q. OF the lovers promenade. Thus Joyous
spirits whirted away the hours till morning
came, and with it came crowds ofvisitors from.
adjoining counties &
Col Davis and Lieut. Parrish, having been
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Hh'[' CAR lIhI[JEAIT[lRY
:, INKS! INKS!

u Nv FA0I IIhp! II.
DUTLER's IMPROVED MERCANTILE RECORD and
10 Copying EIGELSIOIe eFLELD INKS, Manufactured
by James y Bueg, Agent, No!3 Vine St., az squares
South Of Burnet House, Cincinnati, o.
To THE WRrTINe COMMUErTY GENERAL, AND BooKKERp.
hrs PGRrIcULGRLY-AsO ARD.@Gentlemen: Everv bottle
of Arnods English Fluid that You sew
enty per cent than BneFs Excelsior Record
and Is better, IL good. EXPL16kTIoN-Every socaei
Quart Bottle Of Atno ds holds twenty cent less Ink
worth saving quality warranted
equal All leading Stationers will supply you bottle
on the same termR. By doing you viii sustain HOME
MANUFACTURES and be wiser Il not better citizens at
least lovers Of and ts cherished
the American Flag shall wave bottle Arnolds
English Fluid in our beloved Union-and purse
as well. - JAMES BUTLER, Agent. h
PorsaIe by Payne 4 90. and j. 10. Orr, Wheeling. &
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CHAMPAGNE has been the ruin of the king Of
Prussia When he first assembled the throne.
he was an elegant. accomplished gentleman.-.
His amiability, his high moral character and his
requirements were known throughout Europe,
and in Prussia he was popular as monarch
could be. 1t has never been the impression,
however, that he was ''strong" in politics and
state matters. The constitution which he sub
United to his convoked states general was not a
brilliant or statesman-like effort, and the noisy
spirits of1s4s suggested an idea OF two forhis
reflection which So troubled his noddle that he
took to drinking champagne for solace; and he
found so much comfort in that exhilerating
liquor that he drank himself into an idiotic
state. The lastintelligence from Prussia an
nounces the appointment ofthe prince of Prus-
sin as regent, SO the king may hencstorth "keep
itupp until as late asyhe pleases, with .neyerla
care for tomorrow, his occupation now being
only to ''euzzle."
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,oa YlNcENNns, Ia, June 90, 1855
and yend your recently discovered Hair Restora ,
state, for Whomsoeyert may concern that have
and known to use Tor several years.
been In the habit Of using other Hair Resoratyes and a
ind yours vastly superior to any other know It
trey cleanses the head Of dandru1 with one months
proper use will restore PERSONS to the original
youthful color and texture giving It healthy soft and
glossy appearance; and all this without dscoorg the
hands that applyi or the dress which drops oud
its to DESTROYS OF hay
Ing q tine color and texture to their hair.
Respectfully yours, WILSON KING "a
O. J.WooD q CO.. Proprietars. s19 broadway, N. T..
Market street, st. Louis, Mo. az 49, -
,..a a. And sold BY an good Druggists.
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eFoRIkY won't let poor tJehu Clancy Jones
alone, for all he has turned old Berks against
him, and put him out of Congress. He pours
the shot into him same as ever. He imagines
Jehu, as minister, arrived at the Australian
Court, to which be Jehu) has recently been
appointed, when this scene takes place:
Let US fancy Mr. Jehu G. Jones at the
Court of Vienna, conversing (through the
medium of an interpreter) with the Prime
Minister. What if that functionary asks him
what special services towards the United
States recommended him to the high dipIo-
matte Office Of Ambassador to Austria, what
reply can he Stammer out? Shall he say, 81
did little as clergyman, and less as lawyer,
SO turned politician, being what is familiar
ly called rather hard up persuaded the
honest, simple-minded, true men Of Berks.
county, in Pennsylvania, that | would serve
them faithfully. They believed me, and re-
turned me to Congress. Very speedily, by q
miraculous process often practlced at wash
ington by legislative Micawbers, emerged
from humble into wealthy circumstances. 1.
ingr9tiated myself with the President, and fire.
quently dined at his table. To swell my own
Importance and show how well I had got on, I
publicly tainted better man than myself with.
not having had his legs under the Presidential.
mahogany. voted against the sovereignty of
the people, which i was elected to support; and, ;
Hu1"yN returning oack TO seek reelection
from my constituents, was defeated"
The Austrian Count, if he has any taste for
humor, may smile, while he says, "Ah, Mon
Sleur IAmbassadeur, perceive you owe your
appointment here to your unfortunate disdp.
4'0intaaent at homel 1Yon come from q strange,
country, where, because county kicks you,
the Government elevates you to high Office
They say, in fact, that because your own neigh.
bors, who know you well, think you unfit to.
represent them in Congress, you are just fit to
represent yO1sr nation at foreign court"
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For Rent.

STORE Rooms OFFICES, DWELLING Frame Brick
NJ IN the on Matd Roomsi the second and third story
OF good house and small 90 bv as eet SlSS
AN1 sS4e VI lease on favorable TERMS apply
Office, No. 11S Main street SetTeon SoRIos A.
r. s.-AndIn my absence from the city apply. to
r. II. HURBELI, -
ie9-lyE No. 2s Monroe street-Up StaIEs
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TnE friends of DR.. Barclay in this city. and
vicinity will be Interested in the following para
graph which we find amongst the missionary
proceedings of a religious convention in Cincin-
natl under the head of.the
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For Rent.

TTlHAT desirable property near Mt Wood Cemeterv
II knownas the King property. The dwelling eontSiT,
sufficient accommodations for large family The lot
contains two acres, which could be made good msrst
garden. Also good orchard, &C., all lately enclosed
with an excellent fence. For terms apply to
mh80-a A. P.HULLlHEN
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Avery young man drank 4 glass full of bran
dyIin New York, and 1t sIe0atsd him so much
that he danced upon the roof Of a house, much
to the alarm of the people in The neighLorhood.
The police finally coaxed him down, but he
made another ascent and performed graceful
pas essl on the top Of a chimney.
BAyARp TAEtoa has arrived Il iiSsw York.
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DERP RIVER, Conn.,, July 90, 1855.
MT Lsayenvorthsir: have been troubled with dan.
druh or scurf my head for than year, my hair
began ont, scurf together. Il saw in
New Haven paper about Wood'S Hair ResoratiyeD as
cure called at your soreon the LIST April last,
purchased bottle to it found to my satiBfac
ton was the thing it removed the hair be-
gan to grow 1t snSW two three inches length 41lere
az 9g 1haye great faith in t. wish you
know Of tine kind used this place. You may have
amarket for many bottles after 1t Is known here.
Yours with respect, RUFUS PRATT. =
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EMBROIDERED GooDs-Ltnen, Jaconet, and sVis,
Edgings and 1nsertngs, Collars, Sleeves, Handler.
chiefs, Infants Waists, Infants Robes Night Gowns Che
mise oms Gaps, Under Shirts &C., &cjust received Sy
sePl4 MARSH TAYLOR.
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" o r "a NEW q HOODS.

WATCHES, CLOCKS, JERELRY, RAToH AND
CLOCK 1LATERL1L& &c.
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL.
DERSONS visiting the Fair and the public generally are
respectfully invited to call No. l5I Main street. and
examine the IMMENSE STOCK of Watches Clocks, Jew
elry, Fancy Goods, Notions, Watch Clock Materials
Tools, Glasses, &c.
My frequent visits to the eastern cesargc purchases
direct from Importers and ManutaCturerste reception
OF all the styles every few weeksand, acting upon
the approved MAXIM quck sales and small prohts
determination to EXCEL. enables offer to every
purchaser TIE GREATEST LNDUOElEENTS.
sep14 J. T. SCOTT.
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JOY TO THE ADMIRERS OF
"A FINE HEAD OF
RICH GIL SSY H- AIR

NALK Of beauty, 1t cannot exist without fine head OF
hair, thenread the following, and IL you ask more see
circular around each bottle, and no one doubt:
PROF. WOODS MA ER iRE8TORATEVE.
We call Of al, old yopng to this Won
derfu preparation which turns back original color
gray the head of the bald with luxurant
growth-removes the dandru, itching and all cutaneous
eruponscauses continual foW Of the natural fluids
ana hence used regular dressing hair viii
preserve its COLOR and keep it from falling to extreme old
age IN all natural beauty Wecal then upon the bald
the gray in scalp to surely young
viii nor as they value e.aoRtng 1ockA, the Witching
thousands. {ssH - ~ ST ETslis 80
The Agent for Prof. woods Hair Restorative InNew a
Yen received the following letter regard me Restora
tive, few weeks since: = 80
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ROR aAIR on RENT

FOR SALE OR EMIT
1.-TWO Houses John street, House on Hamndens AZ
several Quincy street and dwelling house and
store room In Centre the corner Of Main St
and Market Alley Enquire Hulrs near the cor t
ner Of John and 9th streets,of ~
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DOMEsTIO Go0Ds.-Blankets warranted all wool Sheet
~ InGs, Sd "a, 1O4 ia, 124 both Linen and Cotton:
Pillow Muslin and Linen; Reached aal Brown shirngs:
Merrmse and English Prints Pannels nat DO
not rSRk; Canton FlanneS Tlckngs Shtrtlng Checks
Co., 4c-just received by [sep1Il MARsH & TAYLOR.
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aCoUFURE ExrHAOnDnAsr.-The Homo Jour.
nat notices that it is becoming. quite the rage
among young ladies to cut the hair off at the
sides, and wear it as if in a profusion of short,
frizzed curls, which are combed back from
the temples and formed into rows one above
the other; the general effect being somewhat ir.
regular and very cOquettish. "Charming, !" is the
almostuniversal verdict, and a .turor6is the con-
sequence among bOarding-schosl misses and
those of our bellies who like TO produce sensa-
ton. The fever has spread rapidly, and hum
dredsof youthful beauties have surrendered their
glossy tresaes to the barber. Probably nothing
but the dictates of fashion could have induced
the fair owners to part with any portion of their
treasure Of dark and golden hair. But are they
aware Of the quarter whence this fashion is
suedi Itorigiuated says. Mr.. Willis, with the
ParisianlOrettest Grail fomales), aud was import.
ed by two representatives of that sisterhood.
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JANE WADE, atyoung and aspiring maidensof
twenty, recently broke into the Connecticut
state prison ond stole six pans full of meal pud.
ding. To arrive at the pudding she scaled a
wall twenty feet high. Her career has been
checked by sentence Of four years impriSon.
ment for stealing a horse. 80
THE proprietor of the Troy (Alabama) indie.
pendent American, ngratulates himself upon
having new pair of breeches7-the cloth cost
him four 'bits".a yard. His wife thinks they
are 50 handsome that she wears them herself
TnE Augusta (Geo9 and Charleston IS. C.l
papers are beginning to talk about Slight
frostsn in those States.
FRA y FEllz, only manufacturer the orig
NAL Extract of Coffee" says: ~ know that
your ott1Rd Bttter8 is one of the best medi4
Slnes !, IN the world for disofdsTed stomach or
liver.
DR.. Ludwig, Editor of the 'Fackal, Baltimore.
pronounces it medicine deserving the conf.
dence of the public
DR.. EhrhaFt, the leading German Physician
o. Pspnsy lyanla, has prescribed it frequently
9urlhg the last three years, with marked sue
cess states of the digestive organs
or 1.-THE system generally.
Ihs Manager of Ballouss Vinegar Factor-v
says; used itEmyssIf, and was therefore in.
daced to try its effect upon my wife, (tronBied
: win me debility common to all of consump-
I'VE ha6lt and really 1t doing her more good
tllan q anything she has ever AIKEN. sE
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Twogirlsare walking a match in New York;;
one of them is surnamed 'Prforess, ]" and the
other "Flora Temple" Theirdress stheB Bloom.
er style. substituting tights for trowsers The
match. is against time, and the one that sits
down, goes tosleep, or falls OFF first, loses the
stakes 800. Both have undergone. regular
training during thelastsix weeks to bring tleh
into condition" something akin to the prepar-
alton Of the prize fighter. They have had their
walks, their running, their baths, "beef, steaks
rare DONE" and their sherry moderately.
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furnished carriage and horses and accompanied
by an escort under Gel. Farrar composed of
men of the first class and horses Of the first or
der, repaired to receive the guests Guests re-.
ceiyed, the ArmoTy band RECALLED the ear with
music sweet, until the loud blast of the bngIes
summoned to the friendly contest the gallant
knights Lawrence Mayre, Esq, of Richmond,
delivered the charge in q bold and impressive
manner, but ChaSte and beautiful After which,
sir knights levelled their spears, stand swift as
arrow from steel bow shot in rapid succession,
and tilted for the ring till William g. Miller was
declared victor. Miss Wiley, of Amelia, was
selected Queen of Love and Beauty. Sir
knights, r. II. Brock, Lieut.. @. q, Hanes, and
@. B. Palmore bore off the second, third an6
fourth honors. And Miss Wilson of Amelia,
Miss Palmore of Cumberland, and Miss Mann
of Amelia, wore insignia of first, second and
third Maids of Honor. ssf
The victory won and the combat ended, din.
ner was announced, and soon5 amid the incessant
tire OF champagne bottles, voices were heard
from all quarters for that veteran, Adjutant-
General William II. Richardson. In responding,
he complimented much the chivaIry of Gumber-
land and Henrico, particularly the former, when
1t had the pride of Virginia cavalry, s'the troop
OF 1872" Lieut. Parrish, Col. Davis and Col.
Farrar heartily responded to the calls upon thenl
in speeches short but full of patriotic fire.
Messrs Hillsman, White, of the Richmond bar,
Wiley and Col. McRea, in obedience to calls re.
sponded in the most appropriate terms
Thus, hour after hour passed away around
the festive board, tillcoming babe prepare
for the Queens ball. This formed no little part
OF the entertainment; the Queen of Love and
Beauty, with her maids of honor, the chivalry
and gallantry of Henrico, Cumberland and Anne.
liza, the beauty of the metropolis Of Virginia, in
the person of Miss, the beautiful and accom-
plished Miss H., of Charlottesville. Some en-
gagedgin the mazes of the fashionable dance,
while others played upon the heart.strings, in
the promenade, of some love-sick swain All,
all contributed to rcnderit brilliant indeed.
But the hour Of departure is at hand. The
citizens and soldiers, the hospitable officers of
the Amelia regiment, the chiyalrous dragons
from Henrico, and the no less gallant corps from
Cumberland, must part Though lost to sight,
swift-winged memory will often revert back to
the Amelia Springs, and live over again the
pleasant scenes there enacted. ~ z..
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BROWN IS MATTHEWS
Fl0uFs Grain and General Produce Com.
InIssfOn M erchnnfs,
Solicit consignments the store formerly occupied By
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JoNRs' HOrEI, Philadelphia good old
place on Chestnut street, celebrated from time
immemorial for negroes, verntn and capital
breaktastsw closed by the sheriff the other
day. The dodgers had toseek shelter elsewhere,
the house succumbs to debt. There was q
great rush to see the room Jenny Lind occu-
pied, by the attendants at the sale. The velvet
carpet brought $97, and the rosewood piano
9leo-but there seemed to be more curiosity
than money in the crowd.
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& ChiIdren'sf Fancy Caps,
LARGE assortment e6Idrens and InfantS'
"A Cnps just received and opening at Avery's FaSh
ionabIe Hat and Cap Stove, 146 Main st. EheeIInE
sept Z - s55asss - t53s roy 8. AVERY.
n 0sIERY or ALL KINDS, SHIRTS, UNDER SHIRTS,
.144SDRAMkRs. ORAYATsi iNEOK-TIRS, HANDKER-
gHkERs and Gents notions generally, sale at
me store OF TIL. HUGHES,
. eeP19 3d. cor. Monroe 6 Water SIS.
lCUMMER IIATB.-Mix'd and Brown Brai and IeRhorD
~ n general Rasort ment Just received.
lyb hiss & CAMPBELL No. as Main st.
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Mcoullogh q CabertBon, - -
NJ. "A spears1 Hsar1, Bqlttmore.
Please refer g Brady Cashier r. OranEe, Esq,
President Samuel Ott; Esq 15essrs. Baker Hopkins,
4 gsapans, Cos Jacob sepGsney, ESQ
a. Kuhns s.. Jacobs, wellsbu4g, Va
=. Smith, Cashier, ParksrsbuTg, Va.
d. SpriggS Esd, Cashier ChaQ1eey BrOoEU, ESQ.,, Presl
dent b. s iE1. Il. Co., lBaItirhores " 2. go
Cash on consignment by Bills of LadDE or.
ailltoad Receipts octT-lmdt.W&We