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Piles in both Forms Cured.

81 only for my present sound health,
the constant, though moderate OF ofBGRHAVES HOL-
LAND BITTERS-having from my youth suffered, at in
tervals from PILES both forms sometimes severely
completely PROSTATE have for several months
past though subject loss Of sleep and unusual phyca
effort been entirely free from any symptom of this distress
ing disease, while my general health is very much i'm
proved"
doubling the authenticity Of this certificate are
requested to call upon with the propretos
They VIII take pleasure only in referring them to its
author but many others who have used the Holland Bit
tiers for the affection, with equal success.
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COLLAPSE OF InpERIaL CRINOLINE n

COLLAPSE OF IMPERIAL CRINoLINE N
Y Tribune says the following intelligence is
from private letter dated Paris, Nov. 25th:
"The Empress created great sensation at
Compiegne last week by appearing in dress
without crinoline, very small at tie top of the
skirt, with the immense old-fashiOned hoop at
the bottom Next year the ladies will be wear
ing the dress of the old pictures of the days of
Louis XIV n
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We understand that the friends of General
Steedman are offering to bet that but a short
time will have elapsed ere he will again have
the ear of the President, and control the politi-
cal movements in this region. Should the hopes
thus foreshadowed the realized there may be
other sacrifices made, and heads may fall ere
they have got fairly fixed in their places. Our
only comment upon the prospects ahead is that
democracy is a Uht.-T'oledo Blade.
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At THE
B BOOt and Shoe Emporium
-OF-
Smith, DOdd & Co.,

CAN NOW BE FOUND ONE OF
the largest and bast assorted stocks Of BOOTS AND
SHOES offered this market, embracing all the
srsbe styles and qualities from the cheapest the best
Boots Shoes and Caters OF their own manufacture pr
low If not lower than can be found Tt any ether
abishment the city The attention OF the public is in
vited to their present Winter Stock which has been select
ed and made up with unusual care and for
the retail trade Their long experience and faciIes for
manufacturing, enBble them furnish such work as can
fail satisfy the and prove recommended
both in regard TO durability and price.
They the sole Agents for the sale in this city and
county of AIitchels Patent Metallic Tippet Boots and
ShOes-1ne pair Of which will Outwear pair Of the or
nary style. Call and see them at
decl7dy2w2n = SMITH, DODD CO.
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STEEDxAN's SPons.-The Washington cor
respondent of the Times writes on the l4th, that
the printing squabble has been settled, and tits
understood that Wendell bleeds 10000 more.
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MoRPHY.-A Paris correspondent of the
Times says MOrphy continues to play nearly
every day at the Cafe de la Regence, against
all comers, giving odds to the weak, and show
ing his brilliant points to the strong Among
those he has recently beaten in even matches
were N. Ludinski, a celebrated Polish player,
who came to Paris expressly, and who got beat
en- seven straight games; NJ. Laroche, whom
Mr.. Morphy declares the best French player,
and whom he beat with ease; and NJ. De Riv-
iere, player who takes rank next to, if not
equal with, N. Laroche, and who, in his various
contests with Mr.. MOrphy, has occasionally
beaten him
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Statistics of Manufactures---strange De

Statistics OF NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. Delay.
1t appears by the report Of the Secretary of
the Interior, that the digest of the statistics of
manufactures, according to the returns of the
seventh census, 1850, has not yet been compile
ted, but is in a state of forwardness, and will
be communicated 10 Congress at an early day.
The resulte thus far aseertained are as follows
Manufactures Of the United States-ls50.
Capital Observation-Disclosures. S50O,0OO,0O0
Cost of labor and raw material. . 773,000,000
Value of products 900, 100000
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1Dbpsifialts & 5arqeons.
To Chronic E19VG7EiGJS.

No. Ia Euclid Street.
And that having perfected his system Of BRACES
SPINAL LEVERS PROPS. BRACE TRUSSES.
PILE SPRINGS, CHlLDBED GIRDLES,
AND SKIRT SUPPORTERS,
He preparedO treat usually without med cne) the fol-
lowing and analogous affections, VIZ:
Bronchitis, with irritable threat, and weakness and
hOarseness of voice IN speaking and singing.
Weakness the chest with cough bleeding at the lungs
pain shOrtness Of breath and paptaOn Of the heart
Derangement of the Stomach. with Indigestion acidity
of collapse, faintness dull dragging pains in the
SIDES and an a gone" feeling, which aggravated on
citing the body.
Weakness and falling of the bowels with constipation
chronic diaTThea proapsus ami and piles.
Urinary weaknesses with Irritable badders and ucou-
tlnent and painful urinatOns
Seminal weaknesses which if not arrested so generally
tend to insanity and other physical luin.
spinal arrangements, with curvature inequa the
hips and shoulders ungTaceful gait and pain and weak
Of the bach which, II arrested their IN
crease and to consumption
Hernia radical cure effected ION new principIs) by
means OF his new combination Brace Truss.
Dersngemeut Of the lower eItremtes with coldness
uumbness, heaviness and swelling. standing.
The dropping of young ladies' with peaked shoulders and
large and sharp shoulder blades and atnes Of chest
which Indicative of early consumption pleasantly
removed.
SKIRT SUPPoRTERs-The atentian Of ladies IS called to
his combination Add minal and Spinal Shoulder Brace ard
Skirt Supporter by which of the above Affections may
be prevented relieved the and bearing ef the
body improved and the weight of the skirts held away from
the stomach. Invads of the city should inquire by
letter where DR.. B. may be seen.
The medical profession invited to his surg
cal devices
A Lady in Attendance upon Iadies dsc1O
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~ DR.. Lyons Office is removed to No. 81
St. Clair street
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LhNOAOhlhE hllNGEGO
Comprise the following artists:
Mr.. WAI PEAK. ST.
Mrs WAI PEAK,
Miss FANNY A. PEAK
Master EDDY PEAK.
LIZETTE NJ. PEAK.
Mr.. L. MESTEYER,
]. L CREIGHTON.
Manager, VIM PEAK;
Musical Director, F. PEAK
Business Agent,IC. c. CHASE
The evenings entertainments viii embrace new and
ignal muse upon two fu sets Of Bells (the only two
compete imported to this cOuntry Vocal and
instrumental Selections from the Operas OF Norma, II.
ITovatOTe Tampa Fra DiavoO, &c; Harp Solo and DuOs
for two Harpsi Violin and Violin Solos; Instrumental
Quartetes Ballads by the Juveniles, Master Eddie and
Lzete; Music upon the staff of Silver Bells by Miss Fan
ME; Vocal Selections from the Opera with chorresses BY
the entire troupe, accompanied BY full ar efficient Or
chestra nterspersd with Vocal Selections and Character
istc Pieces of high order and interesting nature
~ For par icularS programme for the evening.
II Price Of Tickets viii be 5 cents to all parts OF the
house No half price for children in the evening" After
noon. ad ults . cents children 10 cents
" To prevent confusion the door, ticket Offices have
been established Bainard Co.'S and DOdge's Music
Store Sale OF tickets to commence at 10 O'Clock Friday
morning. NOticketS sold after the house IS comfortably
filled.
TAKE NOTICE.-The afternoon entertainment will be
the accommodation of Schools and Fames and the
benefit Of Master Eddie and La Petite LiZette.
re- Conc commence at ~ O'Clock.
EFf7 Concert at Ohio CITY TUESDAY, Dec. 81 decI4
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NJ ~ ,17D Dop1yI1IvNTaT pRINTING

PLAIN
C@ PLAIN and Ornamental Printing description
done az the Printing Establishment the Leader once on
the improved and most rpiL steam presses IN the
eSt stylr on short notice reasonable rates Par
tculr attention ai to blank work Every description of
binding lone especially Blank Books, Ledgers Journals
Sales q ks Receiving Books SC, &c
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DIED,

In Fowler the 25th of Nov, LYDIA relict of Dr.
NJ. r. Potter, aged u years
In Roostown the 9th inst, Of apople1y, Mr.. ABRA-
HAM OLMSTED, aged 60 years
OF consumption, the 10Th inst Franklin at the
residence of his bio her, HIRAM & HART Of AcHenry
II inois, aged 4S years.
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IS ) SO.
Tenth Annual Course Of Lectures
BEFORE THE
CLEVELAND LIBRARY ASSOCIATION.
THE LECTURE COMMITTEE have

Il the pleasure Of announcing the following brilliant
Course of Twelve Lectures
Nov, 25th-Lieut NJ. F; NIAURY, U. s. N. Subject
The Atlantic Telegraph"
Nov. 3Oth-Lieut. M. + MAURY. u S N Subject
''The Highways and Byways of the Sea"
Dec. 2d-Lieut. NJ. +. AIAURY. u. s. N Subject
Extending to the Lakes Systemof Meteorological Obser
vatIOns for the Benefit Of Lake Commerce and Navigation
Dec. GEORGE YANDERHOFF, Boston. Subject:
Evening with the POets-a Discourse with Readings
Shakespeare, Scott Hood LongfelOws Miles Sandish &C
Dec 1lth-Lieut- NJ. F. MAURY U. s N. Subject
"The Workshops and Harmonies of the Sea-"
Dec; l6 l6h-OLlVER =; BALDWIN, Esq, Richmond,
Va hject-''Fsgylsm."
Dec 23d-J. SIDNEY HENSHAw, U; S. N, Utica,
Dec 30th-Rev. EDWIN H. CHAPLIN.
Jan 2-RALPH WALDO EMERSON.
ia -. 25th-BAYARD TAYLOR.
Jan. T-Rev. T. STARR KING.
Col JOHN W. FOBNEY is also expected
Tickets for the Course, admitting Gentleman and two
Ladies. 50.
Single Tickets to the Course, 81
Single Tickets to the Lectures, 25 cts
Those holding Course Tickets secure good seats the doors
being open at o clock for their admission.
The Box Office Will not be open till half past Z
Tickets be had the Bookstores ainards and af
the Lecture Committee. FAYETrE BROWN,
B. F. PEIXOTTO,
VIM. F. SMITH,
nON25 Lecture Ommitteo.
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CHICAGO STANDARD WEIGHT OF GRAIN IN
sPEcTIoN.-The following standard weights
have been adopted by the Chicago Board of
Trade as an additional test, the Press says, in
Grain Inspection:
Club Wheat shall weigh 60 lbs per bushel.
No. Spring 56 q"
STANDARD" do "a so
Rejected" do 40
STANDARD" takes the place of Spring No. 2 in
the former system
The new rule is to go into operation the lst
of January.
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Amn5ements.

MELoDEoN HALL
On Friday, Saturday and Monday Ev'gs,
December 18th, 18th, and 21st,
And on Saturday Afternoon, Dec. 18th.
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AMERICAN WATCHES.
APPLETON, TRACY & co.
wALTHAa. MASS. MANUFACTURERS OF
Patent LeUe7' Watches.

THESE SUPERIOR WATCHES are
Il made BY the aid OF new and original maehin ",
pressy designed to secure WITH Low PRICE. ZINE,
SUBSTANTIAL. RELIABLE TI1fE-KEEPER. The
construction, and pronounced BY
the highest authorities to be FAULTLESS IN PRINCE
PIE AND QUALIFY, and have been proved by the
exucting to be reliable and uufaillu These
Watches manufactured entire fOn crude materials
single establishment BY connected and uniform processes
the mauufactOry being organized upon the
that has been Bd0pted the production the unequaed
American firearms which enables produce move
ment al oNE-HALF the price OF any foreign movement
the same quality and We guarantee the perfect
fer ten years. Of every Watch manufactured By us
ALL FOREIGN NArCHESARE MADE BY HAND
the American Watches being he oEly made BY ma
chinery upon unliofm system through Nesly al
handmade Watches d. fective. continually get
ting out Of order. In Of the county il Is m
possible find good Watch- repairers Watch repar
always uncertain and expensive Ihe introduction Of
American Watches dpos6s Of ths difficulty ard cOuNT
MERCHANTs well 5 Watch-dealers, can Keep WaIcbea
as part OF their miscellaneous stock aud thus spy he
customers with STAPLE, Whloh may be used as anT
other article, without mystery OF hunahug Sold By he
''--' ROBBINS I APPLETON, General Agents.
sepE dSW i'm 2ll ms 10 Maiden Lane, New Tor
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TIC NEFtaL EIIdE IhesentFaLOT
TRHESEMARi

DROTECTED BY ROYAL Letters
u Patent from ENGLAND and Secured bv ne SsaIs
Of the ECOLE DE PHARMACIE DE PARIS and fbe
IMPERIAL COLLEGE Of MEDICINE, VIENNA
No. l-InvalEable for Relaxation Spermaforrhsa and
Physical Exhaustion, and is a tonic.
No 2ompletely eradicstes all traces of those diseases
that have been hitherto treated by the nauseous and oi
cious use of copayia and clbebs.
No 3Has entirely suppanted the injurious use Of mer-
cary thereby nsuTng to the sufferer speedy relief dispeTs
ING all the impurities, and roofing out the OF disease
TRiESEMAR, Nos. l. ? and g. are prepared inthe form
Of lozenee- devoid OF aste SMELL and earned
IN the wastcoat pocket SOLD TIN CASES aud divided
INTO SEPARATE DOSES as administered by Yapeau Lale
man, HOuN. Rcord &c sc. Pce, 50 each four cases
IN one for So which So and in S93 cases. whereby
there Is saving OF 81 To be had wholesale and retail
OF Dr BARROW, lol Prince street, New York Immedi-
ately receIving remittance, DR.. Barrow will forward
the TRlESE N 4 Z to part Of the world securely
uacked and addressed according the instructions of the
writer.
FOi sale BY GAYLORD HAMMOND,
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Wrneral Notifes.

JAKE NOTICE. forbid all Per-
Il sons harborrg trusting my wife, Minerva Newman
as she has lett bed and board without cause or
proyoeaon shall dents OF her contracting after
tins date Monday. Dec. I3, Is53
decI44. MICHAEL NEWMAN
A STEADY BOY wishes a FLACE
n with some respectable family where his services out
OF school hours VIII be considered equivalent for his
6oa Good references furnished Inquire the Leader
COulll1s h0on decS
R D A RIDING The House No. "a
- Public Square, and by the Stone Church-one Of the
peantest locations IN the eity-has been thoroughly
P1.ed, and Is now open for Boarders Families wishing
furnish their rooms be accommodated with large
and cOnvene and bed-rooms; Snse Boarders
and Day BOardeIs will lind good accommodations on res-
sOnabe terms Ladies excluded References given and
received. nOv25 d3m 2l9 W BURRlTT.
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THE well known and justly celebrated
Il Indian Herb Doctor,
R. J. LYONS, FROM SOUTH AMERICA,
!. n. JOHNSON, N. D.,
HOMROPATHIST

Office l07 Sarwell,s Block, Superior Street. Corner S,
eea St Residence No. III Pittsburgh ST., Cleveland.
febl6d1 5
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NUBSCRIBE AT 0NCE.-IP YOU
- WISH TO SECURE A COPY Of that elegant En-
craving. THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH - and the Art
journal, with the other Pr NUNS lie and subscribe
50 before the it Of January 1883 Specimen copies
absve, and full particulars given, BY Applying 10
noyD OSSIAN E DODGE, Agent
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A STEADY BOY wishes a FLACE
NEW FEATURES-FIFTH YEAR
OF THE
COSMOPOLITAN ART ASSOCIATION.

COSMOPOLITAN ART ASS6CIATION.
SUPERB ENGRAVLNGS!
Beautiful Art JOurnal-Valuable Premiums &c
THIS POPULAR Art Association
Il now in lis Flh Year Of unparalleled suecess-havne
pgIchsed and engTaved on steel Hengs great Painting
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH ~ viii now issue copies
Ito subscribers ony) heavy plate pspeT 30 by IS riches
on the following
TERMS OF INSCRIPTION,
EVerv person remiting TEREE DOLLARS will receive 4
copy Of ,he superb Steel Ensraysg after Herngs eee-
brated Painting
THE VILLAGE BLACKSMITH
Also-a copy Of the beautiful
COSMOPOLITAN ART JOURNAL
An eleganly illustrated quarto Magazine AIso-Free
Season Tickets OF AdmlsSit the Eastern for Duss
doTnl ard Western Galleries Of the Association.
There viii also be gwen the subscribers several hu
dred Valuable Works Of Art consisting OF hne
Oil Paintings, Bronze Sculptures, &c,
From ce ebrated American and Foreign Artists Sprriu
tons viii be received TO January 1859 ON The eTe
ing Of that date the Premiums WI be Awarded to sub
scribers. -
For ful particulars. December Ant Journal-pr,ce
soc. Specimen copies those wishing 70 subscribe on
the receipt Of Is cents; postage coin Address
Z l. DERBY. Actuarv. c. A
Eastern Office, SIS Broadway n Y
Or Western Office, l66 Water s., Slnduskv, O.
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Or Western Ofies, les Water 81. Sandusky, o.
oSsIAN E. DODGE. Exclusive Agent.
The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-12-21
StfaWlsbips.

EA G. Il O M w ELLIS GREAT
S@-@FTFa EASTERN, WESTERN AND SOUTHERN
REsslssffassSsE3Ssk STEAMSHIP FREIGHT AND PASSEN
GER LINE.
The TEN STEA 'FRS of this Line in first rat
order, and the Agent to the business
nifty that Steamer viii leave ll6 Spears Wharf, Balti
more, and Pier Thirteen, North River, New York. EVE
RY AFTERNOON, at 5 o'clock
Insurance may be effected goods by the CrOmwelPs
Steamers to or from New York open policies at their
office, at oneeghth per cent This Insurance will be e
eced for the account of the of the property oss
any payable to them with the most responsible Compa
mes, whose certlhcate wll be given when required
SATURDAY afternoon, at O'clock for Charleston, s c.
For freight or passage having superior accommodations
apply to A. C. HALL, Agent,
1l6 Spears Wharf BALTIC.
A. b. CROMWELL, & CO.,
Washington Albany SITS n Y.
JOHN W. CALDWELL Agent,
fe24 IT, CharIeston s C.
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mMtban0i5e.

! ARD OILS barrels Cincinnati Extra
4Winter Strained Lard OIL in store and for sale by
GRANT Il BROTHER. 81 Exchange Place NIT
4 EMONS.-60 boxes new crop Sicily, for
- sale by EDWARD l.. PALMER, Bowly's wharf
d13-tf
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HALL & BROTHER,
H. IL Successors TO Thomas Nash d Co..
Curers and Packers of
PROVISIONS, FOR HOME FOREIGN MARKETS,
And Manufacturers of
REFINED LARD AND LARD OIL,
No. PLEASANT ST., AND 117 North ST, BALTIMORE.
Having Railway facilities North ST., Provisions will
be received for Inspection and Storage and Bulk Meats
Smoked ON reasonable terms CHAS. G. HALL,
QLate of J. G. Harvey l. Coz
s10-tf GEO n HAIL
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Spices -SPICES-SPICES.
- PEPPER-SO0 bags prime Sumatra.
FIMENTO-600 bags prime Jamaica.
CASSIA.-2.50 500 mats and cases Canton.
GINGER-200 bags East India.
CLOVES-100 bales Zanzibar.
NUTMEGS-5000 Tbs. Penang and'Gov't No. l.
MAGE, 500 lbs. Government No. l.
Also full assortment of GROUND SPICES, MUS
TARD &C. for sale to the wholesale trade of this city, the
South and West at prices and time as any other
bonse in the Union w H. CRAWFORD & co,
Proprietors Phoenix Spice Mills,
aIq 60 South street
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8atl A0a0s.
NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY

NUM- HEM SFIIN 1 NAL nail w IL i.
DO
CHANGE OF HOURS AND TRAINS
WINTER BEREAVEMENT.
THE NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY being com
peted and in operation Wamsport are making close
New York and Erie and Canandaigua Railroads for
WILLIAMSP0RT, ELMlRA, ROCHESTER, SYRACUSE,
NIAGARA FALLS, BINGHAMPTON, BUFFALO,
BlEAyIA, OSWEGo,
ALL THE TOWNS AND CITIES IN WESTERN NEW
YORK AND CANADA.
On and after Monday, Dec. 18TH trains will fol-
lows: Passengers for Niagara Falls Buffalo, Harrisburg
Carlisle Chambersburg Lancaster leave Calvert Station
at s. Is A. NJ. and 80 p. Nj, except Sunday.
Through TO Niagara and Bagidio IN IL hours.
Passengers for Psburg, Chicago CinCnJ att st. Louis
and other cities and towns in the West and North and
Southwest leave Calvert Station at SIS A. NJ and 30 P
NJ, except Sunday.
Ali trains stop regular way stations.
rare to tlmlra'' ................'......'
Do. Niagara Falls. .......................10
On Sunday train leaves at P NJ only for Harrisburg
and the West.
Baggage checked through to all principal points WEST
and NORTH
Passengers the opportunity of stopping
point any of the cities the route and renew thei
seats at pleasure
BY the completion of this road to Williamsport,
the Travellers following comparison of distance
By Northern Central Railway. BY New York
Observation-Disclosures. ELM RA....,........ ,4J9
Observation-Disclosures ........-,-..-...42
3l4............. BINGHAMPTON. ..401
a 32l ............ lGUA.... ........55l
353. RICHEST R.....,.......55S
374................ BATAVIA....-... .......590
394............... RACUSE...............477
42l........... NIAGARA FALLS............GZI
439. ...........,.... OS WEGO...............5l 2
40t................ BU FFAL0................60S
442. Do NKIRK .............r.6l
For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and relia
bile information apply the Ticket Office Calvert Station
N f. Calvert and Franklin streets Baltimore.
dl0tf c. C. ADREON, Superintendent.
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IL tsszi EE,E5zs5szsz.=7z7 PHILADELPHIA
f14SE 80 SSeas-na@ WILMIN GTON AND

For THROUGH TICKETS and further correct and relia
ple information apply the Ticket Office Calvert Station
f. Calvert and Franklin streets, Baltimore.
dlO-tf c. C. ADREON Superintendent.
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Steamboats,.


oTT@t[ EDR IRElDE,R IL 'kSBl RE.
t~rt-zSiI=e=ziTyr -, w. errnr[T ~ ~
t-fr-,, -.,tai,, 49, - II,,.s Co., " Sd -,
80 riEEl = Nv ~ p \, Co.. ,t,o W. It 80
80; ' - ~, - a. -, ~ a., 49, " al 80 IVY. p' sup
Ps So No. n;i -, 7S I inI W. ,IGnJII -
- U'"'s HSiH. -'l-'N a.
cotk ior ba'ih%re ftlgEI o. every Inscription
e ga W b n ies'ita " "iI points points eP
eIlChspuIE anu ndltl"e mus ne PItPdlu' Eot BeiBht
PSsasG, nav ins Ioo'
apply III pftitihiote gu Pot'u tnt Dual
agents Ill FREDERICKSBURG - ,,,,,r, ,,, , no
oclo-u a N. IllllIlfo " Co.
u~SA E0p THE SOITVTJ
e r+neSlfzn--a 1,I,II,rr rirn,L nv I-hr- ~
MI biiIt oI,7 p a. T1Tn,Sr io M hhihA
" ~ y a. " = = AZ ~ ~, }, ID "'e
no ,-or,,,r,,y $50 - ~ = u u, i ~ u ~ ,,.
III N0h I QI4n, w El,iJoS, RAlEIGli MIIMINGioN
OAhI1itS 2i IN, ~ ~ 81 LA "a, MONT-
Goht!tl =, AM NfN WILLIAMS.
Spring AAD StANkR ARRANGEAENT
,,x, ,,>r DAihi leXcePt sunday - via
BAY LINE y SEA-h"Ai'p u koANohE kAlLkOAD
TO THE ABOVE MENTIONED PLACES
The Schedule being arranged that the traveller is sub
iectto NO NIGHT TRAVEL on the Railroad from
NEW YORK 10 WILMINGTON, n. C.
THROUGH TICKETS
FROM New ork to Wilmington \. Z. $lS 90
Weldon, G., II 90
Noriolk ana portsmouth, Va, %
v Phiada. to Wilmington, n. G., 16 90
Weldon, N e., 10 so
Norfolk and portsmouth, Va, 30
Baltimore to wilmington, n e., IA SO
Weldon No, w
Norfolk and portsmouth, va W
W passengers ana their baggage conveyed Jree or
C"afge between tne Iepots on tle Route. ~
passengers Dy TINS Line ENJOY comortaoe nights rest
on tne pay steamers ara are prlVeStu TO tay ooeT dt
nigh at any point and resume their trip by daylight