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WAITS.

XNANTED-By q respectable woman sSlTUA
w TlON as tIave ing maid or 70 do PLAN sew
ing. Apply at 21s, 9TH street b-t i and III: IT.
XNANTED-A NURSE. A girl fourteen or tf,
w Teen years old preferred. Inquire At NO. a9s
WANTED-By a responsible young French wo-
w man, SITUATION as nurse or 10 take care
OF chIidrsn Has objections TO go IN the COUNTY,
Good reference will he given. Address r. =, StM
Once. IT
WANrED-A gentleman and wife whose income
sufficient time To devote to boarding house, wish
to rent plainly FURNISHED HOUSE Of sun;
clent size 20 accommodate ~ or II boarders: would
have 10 objection to take an interest m one now
be willing to establish one. viii ba waited on BY ad.
dressing B. A. city post office. Rent Of house and
furniture secured. U2-St'
WANTED-A No. BREAD BAKER. Also,
w BREAD, PIE, and CAKE bAkhka;N
jyI-st' No. south Fairfax st. AleIandLia.
WANTED TO IIIRE-A good HOUSE SER
w Want, capable to wash and iron, To GO INTO
the country, within miles of this city and min
Mrs, EMMA BRYANT, near Treasury Binding,
on street. ~ l-St'
WANTED-A SITUATION as a laborer in q
w store, by a coiored boy, aged about IL years.
He is active and INTEL gent, and mas recon neBda
ton from his late employer Tor more than Tour years
Please address Box No. 4, Star Office, and the ad-
vertIser will call jy LIST
WANTED-A FARMER AND GARDENER,
w to whom the best Of wages will be glveo, pro
ylded he can come well recommended Ter sobriety,
honesty, industry and competency, to work and
For further information apply at the Star Office
jy l-6t@
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NOORE'S WEST END DRUG STORE IL
WI the place to get PURE MEDICINES. a
large variety of Medicines suitable for the season,
just received.
Pure SODA WATER and fine CIGARS
jy 5-2w
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SPIRIT OF THE MORNING PRESS
The CONSTITUTION and Tnteiligencer Of yes
terday both descant at length upon the glorious
ness of the Fourth of July
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ADJUSTMENTS.
BOARDING.

THREE OR FOUR GENTLEMEN CAN RE-
Il accommodated with BOARD, or meals n
out oard by applying At No. J29 Twelfth street.
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PERSONAL.

A my person wishing to adopt q sthy male
n CHILD months old, will pie ase call az No.
42s "a street, cor. Of N, routh. 1t
(NAME TO THE HOUSE OF THE SUBSCRI-
" Der, on the Sd instant, esmall COLORbD BOY
whom think 10 o slave. The owner or parents " u
please come forward and, BY paying for thIs sdver-
T5 JOSIAH Hitchcock. near the Park.
SlNGENIS REWARD.-DEcATuR BEN
- NET I, an ipdenta red spprentic TO the subscri
Der, he's absconded, tor run away; he has been alb
paT ties 10 the Northern Libertes. Now this is "a
give notice to- paItles herboung or trusting said
boy that they win Be liable to prose cution accord
ing to law. Oy1-S'D WIN. PETTIBONE.
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A RARE CHANCE.-A beautiful COUNTRY
N RESIDENCE near Washington lie for sale IL
ls one al the most highly improved and desirable
places within range of twenty mi les around Wash
Office. iyI I'm
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TIE WEArHRR.-The following report Of the
vssthsrfor this morning is m sde from the Morse
Telegraph line to the Smithsonian Institution
The time Of observation is about O'Clock:
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LAND WARRASrs.-The whole number of
land warrants issued at the Pension Office
during the month of June was as follows
Under the act of 1855, Of l6O acres, 5I3; of 10
acres, Il; of 80 acres, "a. Under the act of
1850, one l6O-acre warrant was issued making
the total number Of warrants for the month sI9
RourE AGENT APPOINTED Michael II.
Boyer, Of Reading, Pa, has been appointed
between Harrisburg and Allentown, Pa, at
salary of 500 per annum
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~ ATTENTION. MONTG merry
tlS GUARDS--YOn are hereby notified to at
tend a regular monthly meeting of the Company ON
EVENING, the 18th instant -
BY order Of Captain Maior. "a
jy5-St TBOS. McENERY, Sec.
COLLEGE.-The $ cond an
lIS nual commencement will be held at the
Smithsonian Institution on TUESDAY EVE
MING, 5th instant, at O'Clock. The patrons Of
the College and the public are invited.
jy2 2t' C. II STONESrREET, Prest
~ICE CREAM ofthe very best quality served
U3 to Parties, Balls, Hotels, FAIRS, and Private
Families at very low price. FRESH CAKES
Particular attention given to serving Parties with
every thing that i. necessary. Apply at the PHI La
and + streets. je1l-lm"
~ NEW BUILDING ASSOCIATION
US Those wishing To procure stock In the asso-
citation now forming may do so by calling on THOS.
]. FISHER, At NcGuire Co.'S Auction Rooms,
Q, 6. ID. HANSON, Office Washington Insurance.
Company. jy l-u
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tNOR RENT-A desirable two-story BRICK
II DIV El.LlNG-HOUSE on Gay street, GeoTge
town, near the corner Of Montgomery street having
two parlors and six bedrooms, with kitchen and
servants room In the back building. good dry Gel
Ter, with gas through the house. To a good tenant
the rent will be low for such premises PossessIon
gwen the LIST of July. Apply to ID. ENGLISH. las
Bridge street, Georgetown. lie 2-2av9w
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EoR RENT-The STORE in the star Bui dings
Il next adjoining the star office, long occupied As
segar aud tobacco store. There il no more desir-
able stand an Washington city for any retail busI
ONCE. je SO-tf
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Two LEf-On - street. between 10th and lin
= streets, new two-stOTy HOUSE, CONTAINING
SIX looms and passage. Inquire Of CHARLES
FmEhSON, next house. y2Sts
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ROOMS TO RENT-Several SPACIOUS aIr, ana
~ ~ eesirable Rooms % healthy and eligible local
lty, with or without Board, he had an 4 gentee!
family. quiet neighbOrhOOd; at 435 IIth street
DclWccn " anu III. ~ 81
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EOR RENT-The HOUSE on 18th stree, NJ
Il 444, between g and n streets. either fuTnIshei
or cniu nlshed as the tenant may wish, THIS 10 a
very comfortable and eommodions dwelling and IN
good order. IL has all the improvements of a frst-
eass house. Apply toJOHN ALEXANDEk No.
2*o Pehn avenue. he q -2aylm
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE FOR CITY
Il PROPERTY "A small FARM of I'D acres
two miles from Beltsville, and mile aud q hal
is enclosed by a good fence, well vatered, in a
healthy location, within sight of the AgrIcplt5Tal
College Will re sold very cheap.
. Inquire OF Mr.. III. LANDSLIDE, Seventh street,
two doors above ID street, opposite the National
ihSeiigehcef once. je Is 2veO
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k>OR RENT-A comfortable three story BRICK
Il DWELLING on r street north, between ID
and 81 streets west, containing rooms and fur
nished with gas throug hour. Rent SSll par snnnu
Apply to John II. SEMMES n co, corner Lou
isIana Avenue and 9th street, opposite west end
Cehtre harkef
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II livery, HORSES, CARRIAGES Ac For
II HlRE.-The subscribers beg re-
spectiuiiy 10 return thanks for the pat
ronage heretofore extended 20 them nv N
thelr friends and the public generally. II &
hwith pleasure that they inform them~SAO
they have Increased their facilities 90 Scconn'1. -
them with superior LIVERY, or % furnish them
Ior hire, at the shortest nouce, HORSES RIIG
GlES, CARRIAGES, &c, &c. The, bana ~.
pFromPt attention 10 business 20 inertia Continuance
OF their patronage. FLEMING q FOY'
-, jackson Hall Aley
Je<i-lm- between Sd and
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In ATREDUcED PRICES FOR Cash.

EIRECRACKERS. FIRECRACKERS! TOR
Il PEDOES, TORPEDOES! Wholesale and
retail, at ~
l-3t IAMMOND,G 9Th @,
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HOMEs F5OR A7IEl..''

TIME AliERIoA N9RaiiGRANr AID AND HOMESTEAD
been for the sole and definite purpose
Of collecting Information from all parts Of the country
mendng those lands to the attention and favor Of who
more th1na Is ready to offer to set
Acres OF cheap Wild some improved farms main
the States Of virginia Tennessee and
States.
TO Immigrants from Europe the energetic young
mechanics and laborers who throng etes and live in
war reYuision some alteration In channels OF trade
fa4eS Of biie Sos may to
seek q home where such peris are unknown.
those who have large tracts sale every
Gas Gas and
Missouri Y1RoISA proers at this time remarka
Peach the the Pear the Grape, alike
thrive in Tit Is far better and desrably Tmbered
than almost new States It's nayigabe rivers and nnu
mera6le available streams and profasion of
are the has large sums In con
structng Canals and Railroads It's entire breadth,
either It's seaports or Of the great inland cities
"lnn1st PstsbnEgh Wheeling louisville &C. yet fertile
day in the Mother Of States than In Ore
BILE Ore, covered with Timber and
ceent alike for Grain and Grass Fruit and Roots be OBJ
siderable sell good farms almost within sight
oWashngon City for less than the fair cost OF the improve
The TABLE, LANDS OF EAST TENNESSEE present some
this Continent ThsoIImate is saubrIoIs and hsahil
fo adapted to all pursuits Its SnmprSysd
openings, and Meadows producing nutritious Grass The
buy his Groceries, Dry Goods etc, home, cheap
New England Yet sell him good Lands,
word as to the single objection which kept these
hands long and which EsHPs
Slavery This Company has only deal with any nstitu
has CONTROL Butwc say all confidence to intending
Settlers Slavery in Virginia need not and should not
n a
grand discovery Of our CONCERTED pract
Of ailteS including farmers mechanes miiIers take
counsel togethGer and resolve to seek and eg
send two of their humber lands as are
prepared sell them Let these delegates after sufficient
scrutiny buy from FIVE to twenty thousand in aboy
embracing all the good Ponts they require then let them
put these up at auction to the highest bidder wethera
member of the company not Eachmember will of
ously contributed by him to the companys funds and to
his @ Of any profit EeaHsd from the
township with Its roads, bridges stores schools, church,
Such location may easily be made-suc already fact
exists in county Of Virginia above tidewaer; and
sire enter The city Wheeling Quaker portion
eSempy the iS here no 4 thus eay
and copious influx Of Pree-Labor immigration, Slavery
and the settlers viii snd their pFoperty
qu1drupled by the single act of settlement.
before We prefer cheap land, ample timber,
the dread Of savage incursion and adsptSon
to all the grans and fruits of the temperate zote
This day, than half in
by whole P1 of the
Y So GSod treatment vii! readily and eheapy restore
to industry no nObier theatre for exertOn prOred
to Gege9s,ng POSTAGE stamps, course your in.
Please address FRANCIS ". TRPPaS. President. or
JOHN @. UNpERwooD, General Am. Emigrant Aid
ie25-1y Wv
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PILES.

Clergyman baptist Church. we'll known In Illinois
Wrns to saws; 81 have been for some time seriously
afflicted with bleeding piles and have regarded my
severe oneat one time, indeed, hopeless
your medicine (Plle Speclnc) and cured / have
0bIgation.n
AgentIeman Ay years, well favorably known at
Celh Delaware county, Newly or had been marty to the
piles for twenty Sometimes from excessive hemor
rhage, pain and suffering, verge
the grave. For he had dragged miserable
tence confirmed invalid, disqualified for any business,
md life almost burden It is needle add that he
tiled all sorJ of remedies from all sorts DOCTORS
purpose He consulted me two years and
From this he began to mnrove and since has never had
serious turn OF Piles From the first mp a year
past had occasionally symptoms his old complaint;
but few doses Of the Pile Pills would dispense
than year past he has been entirely well OF piles
brilliant cure to found in the annals
medicine.
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CASES AND CURES.
pYSPEPsIA.

young lady 90 had troubled with Indigestion for
severalmonths render great necessary
selection Of her food After eating the stomach became
acid, food rising in her mouth with water unplens-
ant heavy oadike sensational her stomach, continuing
for hours frequent headaches bowels conStIpate
depressed mental condition. See taking
Dyspepsia Pills. morning and night, less than
week almost every symptom Of her disease vanished
and she felt like a being.
Agenteman somewha advanced in strong, robust
constitution, had lately been good deal inlI-
and attended with peculiar vertigo and whirling
head much render his riding in carriage,
mounting emnence quite dangerous After irving
several things Intellectually, he fell upon the Dyspepsia
which afforded prompt relief pill every night morn.
ing works like chNrm relieving all his vertigo aud other
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THINGs no Remember.

PLEASE REMEMBER-That these Specifics are entirely
harmless in all Instances and IN all Babies may
them, children them the aged infirm invalid
may use them without danger, and with benefit.
PLEASE REAIEMBER-Thnt thousands of the most gift.
ed andlntelfgcn minds in this country and Europe
long since given in their adherence Homeopathy,
employ exclusively in of diseases themselves
and families.
PLEASE REMESIBER-That not only In long standing,
old complaints, but in and violent diseases The
most dangerous character Homeopathy proved
periority to any other system 10 repeated trials.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That Homeopathy Is sustained,
from Its theories and doctrines but from Its daily
hourly in curing the sick and arreSng disease
PLEASE RENIEMBER-Th1t it is the little Ills lead
great ones, tits little ailments that neglected
grave and serious diseases.
PLEASE RENE MBER-That You may have Il in your
promptly and pleasantly to arrest such complaints
the beginning, and thus prevent grave diseases.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That this system you the
struggling forcing and deception used to get other
taken by children ways dangerous.
PLEASE NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. the evil results Of such
struggles generally more than oycrbniance all tho good that
may be done by the medicine thus given.
PLEASE REMEMBER.-That Humphreys system of Ho-
moyahic Specifics dvests the privUte practice
tam Of allperplcDy and fntrtcacy, that every body
NAV them.
PEEAsE REMEMBER.-Tha the of aS'inglc chronic
ament, such Piles Cararrh. Headache, Salt Rheum
will more than ten times pay the cost of
PLEASE REMEMBER.-Thatt two or four dollars invested
In of Specific Remedies will return many times
value to In freedom from anxiety,
ton of disease, and absolute relief.
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COUGHS AND COLDS.

gentleman, public lecturer, took severe cold the
latter OF last month"; while travelling ecturiug
northern Pennsylvania though addressing pnbc audiences
every evening" yetn two days, by the aid of the Specific
he WAS entrelyrecovercd, and enabled to his call
ing without Inconvenience. No public speaker should be
without them.
Amarred lady of 4ohad taken violent cold whIchset
tied on her lungs causing severe cough pain In the side and
considerable fever and hoarseness Such colds
~ lasting and troublesome; but by taking the Specific
Cough Pills. four times day. in three days she
tirelYwell.
young of % had cough and hoarseness for fifteen
months. During cold weather his voice lost only
speak whispers, pain coughing, cold dry OF
raising only te in the morning, quite feeble
ated. Had taken several medicines with but little
benefit He commenced with the Cough PiIls-one pill three
times per day-and found himself improving, his
cough mllder and softer hoarseuess passed strength
appetite improved. and in few weeks entirely well
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THE I'm Ta Z n CDR

OxR of our exchanges informs US that the
editor had been to church, where after listening
to an eloquent appealin behalf some imagi
nary enterprise, the plateIwas passed round for
basket bearers, taking the side on which we sat.
Immediately in front and upon the next seat
negligently recned our friend Bill H., a gentle.
man Of infinite humor and full. of dry jokes
Parson L. extended the basket to Bill, and he
slowly shook his head.
Parson.
"Can't do it," replied Bill
s.Why not? Is not the cause good one?"
"Pohl pohl know better; you must giyO
better reason than that"
"WelI, owe too much money! must DO
just. before am generous you know"
.'But, William, you owe God larger debt
than you owe any one else."
"Thats true, Parson; but then he aintG push
ing me like the balance of nly creditors"
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No family should without these invaluable
They are the only remedies perfectly adapted for
and private use With them the is pre-
At the threshold and keen It at bay. tre or medicine
In the first hours Of esease perfectly
that which by delay only be relieved long and te
Gus honrs Of suffering lf at ALL With these hand you
are not obliged to await the coming of that often distant
well eXpeneive luxury doctor; nor to be dTuege or
or bstered or bed but administer
the simple specific and restore the ruy current Of life
again to health joy There only no injury arise
In any case from their hut the general Influence unon
the constitution, bevOnd all question: is beneficial
AGENTS WANTED.
We desire active, efficient agent for the sale NJ
remedies in every town community in the United States
Address, DR.. e HUMPHREYS, & Co.,
No. 500 Broadway, New York.
ss-sold BY e BOOKING, Agent Wheeling. nbl4=1y
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HUl..My..P,.HIRIEYs,
SPBCIFIG HOWmOp Observation-Disclosures

9EaC4f4G5AOE4S6Of 1C-REmED16S
Stand confsedy at the means for
people, They alike removed from the poisonous
dangerous repulSive quackery or old school
Of books
and Consisting OF simple specifics the yar1
OF simple sugar pellets and prepared Of ingredients neh
er dangerous or disgusting they form the ready
source or nnr1e and are the comfort Of the
before in Unpopular remedies. They HARM
aTas to Fe an ho they
are you can give the proper Sugar PIN at a
thousands diseases arrested once,
ard the mite cures moment what the pound could not
Afterwards have relieved.
LIST OF SPECIFIC REMEDIES.
No. J. Feger Piks.-RorReyer, Congestion and Inham
No; 9; Worm Iit,-Rorworm Fever, Worm Collie, Wet
No: 5; Ba0ys Pus-For Collie, Crying. Teething and
No. q. DfdrrIpG IiQsSPoT DiarrhGea, Cholera 1nian.
tun and Summer Complaint.
No; 8: Cholera PWs--For Cholera, Cholera MOrOn.
No. I. Cough P.For Coughs, Colds, Hoarsenes,, In
No. S. 7ootsGcss G's-Toothaohe, Faceaohe and Nsu-
No. 9. Rsadae1s Pazs-For Headache, Vertigo, lIea.
Nq. 1o Dyspepsta Fizs-poE Weak and Deranged sto-
No. H. For FemGss IrregularitteS, scanty, Painful
No: IL. Fe1ide Iis-POr Ieucorrho.a Proruse Mense,
No Il. SAT- Raeun. Iaaz,-For Ery,Ipeas, Ernptions
No; e. RIsunatio Piz,Ror Pain, 1ameness or Sore
ness In the Chest, Back I.oins, Limbs.
AFor Fever and Ague, Chill Fever, Dumb Ague, old
mlsmanaged Agues.
P.-Eor PILES, Blind bleeding, Internal or External.
owFoT Soar Weak or lnaamed Eyes and Eyelds, Fail
O-Por Catarrh, of long standing recent,
Obstruction or profuse discharge
W.o-For whooping- 0ouSh, abating its violence and
shortening its course.
In AcgTs tAsEsuch Fevers 1namrnattons, Diar-
rhas, Eysentery Group, Rheumatism. and such eruptiye
Scarlet Fever, Measels and Erysipelashe
vantage of giving the proper remedies promptly obvious
and in all such cases the specifics act like charm.
entire disease Is often arrested
violence Of the attack moderately disease shortened
and rendered less dangerous. Even should physician
afterwards have to be called he will
ed advantage from the previous treatment.
CouGHs and Colds which of such
and which often lay the foundation lungs
the Fever and Cough Pills
In CHRONIC DISEASES, such Dyspepsia Weak Stomach,
Constipation Liver Complaint Piles Female Debility and
Irregularities old Headaches Sore Weak Eyes, Catarr
Salt Rheum other old eruptions SPECIFICS
whose proper application will afford almost every
instance Often the Of single chronic difficulty, such
Dyspepsia, Piles Oatarrh Headache Female Weak
ness has more than paid for the ten times
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PRICES.
OUR REMEDIES BY MAIT

Look over the list, up case of what kind You
choose and enclose the amount stamps
by mail to address, 562 New York ana
the medicine will be duly returned by mail express free
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New Eaalland Winter Goods


aso,
tar @ RYIP
all ,alars sNtm ~ UrL
b nela H t H
IN y
nn9san
a
per- also g o a
ALEX. HEYNAN
spu1 No.18 ns., WGcIGsy,
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RussrAs BAB1Es.-Itis said the Russian ba-
bies look like so many idols with their heads
carved out and the rest of the body left in
block. The appearancei is caused by their being.
rolled up in tight bandages, leaving only the
head out, so that they may be put away out Of
mischief and danger. On going into a Russian
house, you may find one little fellow left on
shelf another hung toa wall on peg, and
third hung over one of the main beams of the
roof, and rocked by the mother, who has the
cord loopcd over her feet.
"Why, that is child" you exclaim, looking
close to be sure you are not mistaken.
"Ofcourse, what should it be?" answers the
Yes, sure enough, it is a child, but SO dirty
that yon cannot help asking-"When was it
"Washedl" shreks the mother, washed!
what, wash a child You would kill
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A young man being asked what made him
bald, replied that, "the girls had pulled his hair
out pulling him into their windows"
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FREIGHTS WESTWARD,

By this Route Preghs Of all descriptions
ed from Phadelphla New org 3oston or baltimore to
Illinois, Wisconsin, Iowa, Missouri by Rail ROdd direct
The Pennsylvania Rail Road also Pittsburgh
with Steamboats, by which Goods be any
the Ohlo AIuskingum, Kentucky Tennessee Cum
berlanh, Illinois, Mississippi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas
Arkansas and Red Rivers and at Cleveland. SanuSky and
Chicago with Steamers to all ports on the NORTHWESTERN
Lakes.
Merchants Shippers entrusting transportation of
It's speedy transit.
~ 70 any ht IN me west Dy
dsHre charged by other r. e. Companies.
1-Be particular to mark packages ''vIA PRSNA r. RI
Merchants In the West ordering goods from the East will
do well to direct them to he shipped By This Route.
Parties attending to their shipments from the East
will find their interest call the Agents of this
Company at the following places before shipping
addressed either them subject Of reIghts will
meet with prompt attention.
E. j.. SSEEDETl, Philadelphia.
MAGRfNV / N0oSS, so North Street. Baltimore.
LIE iCTI CO., No. 9 Aston House No VIM st. NY
LEIGH & Co., No. 81 Kilby Street, Boston.
II. II. IouSToN, GeM1t Frefght A0't. Philadelphia.
L. L. 1IOUPT, Gent Ticket A9t, Philads pha.
TTToS. A. SCOTT, Cent Sup't, Altoona, Pa. jun1