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NATIONAL HOTEL f. NoCIeos, Ia. w
= shrI y UUc NJ ; l. >Iines, l. Imaef Lab e. Va;
Miss ~ are -; .; Rrnhmer, A Pr.ce Md; i j
Urren. " g w hitm"Ts and lsd. W Miller
aLd LADY, Va. Z Clark, 4 Swse., c Forrester nv.
q vet " Eel; L Shaw, XIV; w r.
HlSAS SaG adI. ~; :; Newton. Pa, . fhoms,
Kan; II Basu. %; J Black NO Mnster. r. NJ?
te; Ald-I, p; HOpk,n AID Ia v : Neal M1 :
Nl,s".l. Nc; Hot. MIS- Hnyt, T. FarIsy SnI
lady, " Schui -, g Meisel, q Krehs w Eries
ffanke. ia :; III y Bsw.InC, Md; SIguor ! Ma
ger, Md e' D'i' W.T. va
WILLARDS' HOTEL-G w RaIe- pa. ID
SIowtH. 5,l;C T. sInIt". do; J Hall. Cai; r A
6Cn'ad, y \ htS NJ Van Veck, do, " ScbIsS Md:
Z SensS' Cher Na'; = a Snowd.n. Tsxas; " T.
Mass Col RuEs!es and family. uSA;V g. Bad
ta01, fa;R Hitchcock, Nd; w p Potts, Pa: M n
Mills. NJ; y Ea"G AMI lady, Mass: r 1 an
gSoD, Pa; v X q ray and lady, Mas: ov TT ,m.r
add con. Ps; Ms md Mss Banister Va. i : t2rS,sn
Md; NJ Andrew nd aty. NY;O w Bond Ma.
" P-mIOy do; { + i'HUba5, do, 1t r. : W,inJsr'
USN; Mr. PartrIigs, Nd. N'i >
BROWNS HOTEs w ] Maxwell Pa. Jc
DcuthIt. Morton, {, c; Bib, J w Keeth. 9
I..v ug ton, Va; A Eaton. NY; " J Dudley, USA;
Nus . dsms, Ny; d Gshr, Md; w Martin Col,
h:t. y ammTl. -; Grosan, StrS ndsrs Pa;
NJ / uvs!. " Tu ksr, Md; r. Jone', KY: u u GOD,
and ~ Cicghons, Mrs Hilde5urn, fiIlcebuTn,
ia; Nil Hopkins, Va.
,hRKWOOD HOT Sci SwCpp A ID yelrp;
W hu Ter, Mr. r BIZ oks, r Har6raupt, It Done ,
% Hnthony. Jones, II Grsgor, ID t'strau-
~ W fsth;li. Pc; - + 0hir son, Md: Mr. Mil
i ID. ~ Zoe Mrs Roe, Va; r Jenkins, w Wi die,
70 " N Hoodfellov, la.
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NEW CODE or HoNOR-THE HANGING DU.
Ei.-An exchange gives this original mode of
settHng d,fhcuitles.- men who have con
cCived dislike for each other, and have given
and received m0rtal affront, determine to an
peal to the code They have a platform built
similar to the ga!lows prepared for criminals,
with a cross beam above it; to this beam are
attached two pulleyS; the men take their po-
sition under each pulley; ropes are then fixed
Win sip Moose around the necks of these
gentlemen and after the ends are put through
the Tul!eys they are taking in the hand OF
either party to the affair, and pulling at the
cords with oil their strength, they proceed to
hars each other. The one who first Yields.
and reiaxes his hold on his antagonists rope,
Is 70 employ an elegant phrase, "a goner, y
and the STAIR is al an emo
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"A NEGRO Discussion ABOUT EGGS.-Geneva
the lovely village on Seneca Lake, furnishes
the following specimen Of parliamentary ruling
In the faIrcst village of western New YOrl
the .culied persons, in imitation of their white
brethren, formed debating society for the pur
pose OF improving their minds by the discussion
81 instructive and entertaining topics. The de-
lberstIOnS Of the society were presided over by
ytn!rabic darkey, who performed his duties
win the utmost dignity peculiar to his color
ne subject for discussion on the occasion on
which we write, was
hat am de mudder OBJ de chick cns-SDe hen
chicks
The question was warmly debated, and many
reasons pro and cOH were urged and com ba tied
by the excited diSputants. Those in favor of
the ihtter proposition were evidently in the
magnify, and the president made no attempt
IL conceal that his sympathies were with the
dominant party ut length an intelligent
ch'hcy rose from the minority side, and begged
leave TO state a proposition to this effect
"Sp3Sc. said he, dat you set one dozen
duck eggs under hen. and dey hatch, which
ai1 dc muddCT-de duck or de hen 30
IhlS was poser. we'll put. and nonplussed
'he other side, even staggering the president,
VINO plainly saw the force Of the argument
and had committed himself too far to yield
without struggle; SO. after cogitating and
scratching his wool few moments a bright
idea struck him. Rising in his chair with all
consciousness 1T superiority, he announced
" Ducks ON Eot before de house; chickens
aul de question, derefOre rule de ducks ont -
hn' q" n he dld, to the complete overthrow of
his opponents
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How NEGRO BOUGHT HIMSELF At 4 DIS.
'ot WY friend asked Anthony Rox a SUI
peru engine driver on the Ohio river how he
came to get free. why, Massa Vincent. nv
heaiI was berry bad when was in Kentucky;
l couldn do no kind Ob work; 1 was berry
feeble; twas Jes as much as | could do to hoe
my own garden and eat de sass; and de Missus
what owned ne see dat was a mis'ahle nio
Ser-one OF the is'ablest kind SO 1 said to
her, AlSsuS, l IN mis- able niger, and an
me. Now, Massa Vincent, l was such n moor
Niger that MisSus greed to sell me for a SlOO,
and L greed 70 try tn work aud earn de money
to pay her, ana did, and my healf has been
gitun better cher since, and l Specks I made
hont $3.50 dat time out dat Niger Wah,
wah Masss Vincent
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THE ALL SUFFICIENT THREE
TRIEsEMAR, L, 2, 4 )

Tfotsefsd BY Royal LsftcrS Patent OF Ergldad anS
scared BY the Seals Of the Ecols de PRnr1neis ID
Paris, dnd tbs Ir1pgioI Collsss Of Medicins.
Vienna.
No. 1 is Invaluable for exhaustion, Spermstor-
rhPa, ana al physical disabilities.
No. = completely eradcates ell traces Of those
seous and pernioious use of oopayla and cubebs.
No. hiss entirely sGpplsnted the Injurious use Of
mercury. thereby lnsurlng TO the spferer speedy
relief. dispensing eli impurities, ard roofing out the
venom OF disease.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos. / . and 3,are prepared in the
form Of a lo@enge, devoid of taste and emell, enc
can be carried n the waistcOat pocket Sold til
tered By ValPcau, talemaud, ROux, RECORD, 10
Proc IS each, or four oases for 50 which saves SIS
and In S27 cases, whereby there is a saving of &s
TO be bad, wholesale and retail, of Or. BARROW
194 hlseoker street, four doors below mcDouss
mlttance, DR.: Barrow will forward the Trieeemsr
% any part OF the world, securely packed and I'D
Sold ALSO BY s. CALVERT FORD, Jr., Wash
lngton, ID. G.. de S-sm
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THE EVENING STAR.
HOOD ON DUELING.

Tom Hood describes an intended duei which
was prevented BY an amicahle arrangement mad
upon the ground. The parties-Mr. Brady and
Mr. Clay-rivals for the affections of Lucy Bell
md il necessary TO appeal to arms
But FIRST they found friend apiece
TINS plea SAINT thong at to give
That when they both were dc al, thoy'd have
Two seconds vet To live.
TG m a>ure out the ground not ion.,
The seconds next furbore
And having taken one rash step
They took dozen more.
They next prepared each pistol pan
Against the deadly strlfs;
BY putt TX in the primo Of death
Against the prime oi life.
Now all was ready for the foes
But when they took their stands,
Far made them trcmblc, so they found
THey both were shaking hordS.
Said Mr.. c. TO MIR. b.
Here one of uS must iaI'.
Ard. like It. Pauls Cathedral row
Be doomed To have 6dH.
Il do corfrss did attach
Misconduct TO your uaIna:
II withdraw the charge. will then
our rGUiroddO the same -
SAIL Nh r.. Il do agree
But think of HOHrT'S courts
~ We he of without shot,
Thar" VIII b. Stage reports.
But ionk the morning now Is BRIGHT.
IHpg%h cloudy IT begun,
- ~ can't W. aim above. a f
W g had called OUt the sun ~
~ up INTO the harmless air
thcIr bull = tLrt did send;
AH.i Az n! other dues haYo
That TPSbOt In the end.
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HISS DtscorUed tAs most Csrtasn, Speedy, aSd cs1s
. Eftetrai Remedy ~ tks World, -
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN From ONE TO TWO DAYS.
wssins Bach. snet.rss Afsstscs If the Kidney,
and Bladder involuntary Discharges, mSotsnsy, asnsr.
.aon y ls... T.p,;sos Heart Tmds .asos
.: o ~: Isse stomach
.hoss Tsrnbl. D'ordsr' arising from scltary hsS,,
Marriage imPss,bls destroy bsin Body and Mind
YOUNG MEN
especially Hhs have eseoms the nena. ., solitary We.
uutisy grave thousands Of Young Man Of he mes
saa s.ns III. h:
rsksd 70 sssasy ths living Tyre, may sail With sl sss1
-dsuss.
MARRIED PERSONS, Or Yssnx Men ssotsnplsusG Han
rage beng aware Of Physeal vssknss srganis asbty
Il. Who pac. under Ii. care Of Dr. J. may rsis,
sss'y eonhd. in his honor gentleman and ssaldsny
spon his skill as physician.
OFFICE No. SOUTH FREDERIcK STREET,
ls hand side gong from Baltimsrs
the {. nrnSsr letter
nss; b paid and esptain stamp.
DR.. JOHN8YoN,
msmssn .fths Regal Cosgs ofssrSs.n Isndsn gr.dss.
from Of the Co,Ess in the United
Pa, of London, Par Phad.lPhia and .I..hsr. has q
sct.d ,oms Of the most astonishing enr' that we're eve
|
,.p.a: .' Era ;.r R1.a5 alarmed . '.aa
times with dsran OF mind cured nms datsly
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysang Men ana othsrs who mJDrsd smssvss ~
learned from Evil companions, or at school, the sese
which are nightly felt even when IssssP, aud cured
render; marrss imPos,ols and destroys beth mind sh'
TbO,. tn. sad ana m.i.nch.y eject, produces
BY early habits Of youth viz: w..tn." ofths Bach snt
limbs Pains tn. Head Dimn..s Of Sight, LOss Of Musesl.
Power PalPaton Of the Hart Dyp.psy Nervous rta bill
y Dsrang Dig unctons General sity
symptoms Of Consumption, &C.
MENThLLY-Th. fearful effects the mind are musA "
efspirts Evil FOrbodngs, Aversion Of Society Self 0srss
Love OF sotsds Tinldiy, etc. ssms Of the evils pre-
NERVOUS DEBlLrY.-Yhsussnds can new Judge VIA
is tn. cause of;h,. declining health, iO,ng hsr vgr,
about the symptoms Of
DISEASES Or IMPRUDENCE.
~ r. n.y.. ~ s anu ~ b. f ,T'fty o.
happens that lmsd OF shame dread Of
,c can so%. S.nd & HI s D %
hands Of ignorant and ds,gnng prs.udsrs who,
mouth or a. long III, smallest q. can b. eS
sinsd and in despair lsavs him with ruined health sir
PoOn Nf.rcufy hassn IN. conutional symptom. Of thf
terrible dssase zach Affections the Heart Throat Noss
p.rIod 10 HI. dreadful .uGsr6e. b, ..nds him 10 hsts
Uncovered Country from whoss bourne
AND IMPOTENCY.
Fy this grsnt and important remedy weakness the
are speedily cured and full 'Eor rsorsd Thousands sfA'
mo, n'rvon' and debist.d VIE had lest ell hsPs have
sssn imms diatsly relieved.
All lmP.drmsn,' Marriage Physical Mental Disq.s
aea!ior', Los, Of Proerssvs Po. Esrvoss ritsbiliy
Trembling and Wsstnssr EIhausasn efths mat fsarfS
ENDoRsEMENT OF The pREss.
THE MANY THOUSANDS cured stths in,iitsisn With
IN, and n, rSS'SD' s
por.rs OF the PaPsn snd othsr Psrsons neies.
sG ID nav. "9P.s:d oss1, and as9G 6.o5 ii. B1.e
siIy, ,uneisnt guarantee ts tbs saietsd Jan i1ly
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HARISHORNE's CURE-ALL,
FL THE GREAT PAIN ANNIYILAfOk.
AND REMEDY FOR DYSPEPSIA, WEAI
STOMACH AND WEAK BOWELS,

AsHA @bfEO 70 n
BoyTLEs -, 2e and so cents and one dollar.
EHE GREATEST DISCOVERY IN MEDICAL
SCIENCE.
HARTsHORNE'SC URE,ALL ehould be rep
In ell families IN case of accidents s3dden sick
ness lbs it enty cures IN less time than it 70
cures to get q PnJ sls,an.
1t cures pain In 6ny part OF the system and IL usss
externally and internally.
IL AS the fre1nent changes Of tie weather pre-
duoe bad Colc, rheumatism, Pain In the Limbs
Ard Bcdy;, also, Stiff Neck-every person shoulS
get bottle. IL acts upon the Nerves, Muscles
Gomas netio power, ESQ. 81 ssin rom the assten
Set bottle and trJ IL.
H0RNE's PEcTORAL sYRUP OF Will
GHEHRY-ls IL the best Cough SyrEs In tbs
World.
Ifyou are BIlions. Use EARTsHORNE'SAN ANTI
R'I'nUS tlLl 8. 'fhcy not uron the Liver, Sto
mach and Bowels, carrying of al Bile and Foul &c
erctions.
The above medicines TO be had at ali Drug Stores
n washington city; KIpWELL & CISSELL o.
Georgetown; h. PEEL CO., AloISndri&,
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q SWINDIING QUACKS.
SACFjoN a 1ac ts their Boote, Cordials,
Buchu, Hospitals, Instruments or RInge-ehup
them al Aud, If spOsed to profit by my xperienes
write for INV private Circular on
SPERGATORRH Its CURE.
With stamp enclosed, address, in pert ct oonh
deDoe your friend. former sufferer, merely srs ger
sorihlnk Box 1 6. Chsrlestoun, Mas.
ieif nk WV
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BEWARE OF MINERAL POISONS.
DR.. J. BOVEE D0DS'
CELEBRATED
VEGETABLE MEDICINES.

HIS IMPERIAL WINE BITTERS,
For the cure of Ibcipient Consumption Weak
Lungs. Weak StOTachs, Indigestion, Dyspepsia,
General Nervous Debility, Piles and all diseases
REQ uiring Tonic: are unsurpassed They are made
of a pure Sherry Wine, and aside from their medi
clral properties, they are most wholesome and
delightful Beverage.
HIS BRANDY CATHARTIC,
Is a sure remedy for Costlveness. Liver Complaint
snd Dyspepsia They are pleasant to the taste; sure
IN their operations and as Cathartio, entirely. ef
JectRGly and positively supercede the Of Pills,
so nauseOus and disag eeable to the taste.
HIS IMPERIAL GIN BITTERS,
Act on tina Kidneys, Bladder ard Urinary Organs,
ard are a superior remedy for Dyspepsia, oon-
nected with Liver Complaint In all its forms.
FOR FEMALE DISTRACTIONS.
They are truly valua hle mate of pure Holland Gin,
pleasant and agreeable to the taste, and may be
well termed necessary
FEMALE COMPANION.
HIS CATHARTIC SYRUP,
For Infants, Children and Delicate Females, is
certainly one of the most desirable and valuable
Medicines IN the world. IL is perfect substitute
for CaLoMeL, acting on the Liver, reno wing all oh
structlons IN the Bowels, curing COstIveness, Indi
geston and Dyspepsia. Althongh 1t is sure and
efectual In its Cperaionsfas Calome, yet it is
delicious to tho taste, that children will cry for it,
ard IL Is as gentle. innocent and harmless rs the
dews of Heaven. Thousands of mothers through
out the land will bless tGe discoveTer Of this in
valuable Medicine.
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HIS ATHARTTC SYPUp
CHARLES WIDDtFIELD & CO,

en- cfhOfhIEIO hS,
649 AND COL BROADWAY, NEW YORK,
And sold by JOHN SCHWARTZ, Druggist, 46S Pa
avenue, next door to the United States Hotel, and
hy druggists generally. mar l4-Iy rq
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ID FOR NEW YORK.
L ASSAGE, INCLUDING MEALS AMI
STATEROOM, $3.50.

ERiARSWOOD POSTOFFICE, By the author
l. of the Heir of Redcly de bound in morocco sc
cents.
THE TELEGRAPH MANUAL, opmp'ete
hist ~ of the Semophonic, Electric and Magnetic
Telegram of Europe, Asia. Africa, and America
ancient and modern, with 6l5 illustrations, by Tai
BERTHA PERCY, orL'Esperanoe, by Margaret
FIJI! TIL Y si e: yoFTHEuN,rED STATES
OF AM ERICA. f. ON the discovery of the Cont
nent to the close OF tie first session of the thirty
4 VOYAGE, DOWN THE AMGOK, with a
Land Jonr.ey through S:beri =, End occidental no.
PERI MoDonough Collins; s. Is.
MODERN BRITISH SAYISTS, new edi
A MANUAL OF CHURCH MUSIC, for use
In private and pubic; 81.
Just published and for sale at
PHILIP & SOLOMON'S
Metropo itsn Book tore,
1872 Pa. net. 9th and 10th sis.,
Sole agents for Laurencs's celebrated Stationery.
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NOTICE TO EXEMPTION CLAIMANTS.
Every person entitled To the right of pre-emptlon
70 any OF the lands within the townships and PARTS of
townships above ated required TO estabs h
the same to the satisfaction Of the register and re-
csiver OF the proper land office, and make payment
tfSTors as soon as practicable after seeing this
ftee and before thu dav appointed for the commence
ment oil the public sale of the lands embracing the
tract Claimed; otherwise such claim Will be forfeited
JOS. :. WILSON,
Commissioner Ofthe General Land Office
NorE-Undsr the regulations of the denartment
as heretofore and now existing, payment can be
MADE Tor advertising proc iamatlons except such
the Commissioner of the General Land Office.
mar l5-lavlSw
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
NEW ORLEANS
I'M T3R1E DAX9
FARE ONLY &B42. 80.
g

Orange and Alexandria Railroad
TO LYNCHBURG:
Virginia and Tennessee,
East Tennessee and Virginia,
East Tennessee and Georgia,
Nashville and Chattanooga,
Memphis aud Charleston,
Mississippi Central,
Nec Orleans and Jackson,
TO NEW ORLEANS.
TWO DAILY THROUGH TRAINS.
Leave Washington at a. m and D. m.
On,nibuseS and Baggage Wagons ledrs the Office,
corner of Sirth street and PeHnSylranla
drenue to connect tcith each Train
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w TIC E $ ANN ,rwr,0v
II. D. HOOD Has just purchased. for cash a
ls-ge Ard very ShGdGs stock of GOLD and n
snxlous to sell them OFT in a short time hetE&,S
TilI eftT them; together With his large stock Of
remarkable loz prices. AZ 33S Pa. av. mar 81
N0HAIR DE CHINE AND GREY GOODS
1FI Yor ladies' Suits, in great variety of quality
am prices; Rich RANDY, Bsrsse, Berase Anglaes
and Grenaiine Robes; Eng sh and Frenon Berages
ENGLISH Pophps; Parasols, sun Shades. and Sun
Umbrellas; Indi., 3: u'a-d. and Fancy Dress Sill
keei lived and for sale low by
apiq TAYLOR r. HUTCUlsON.
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II PL A STER NC,
I LAIN AND ORNAmENTAL, OF EVERY DE
scRIPTION, done on short notice and very reasoua
able rates bv ALLEN r. JACKSON, 215 Penn
avenue. south side, between 10th and nth strests
Their Ornamental Plastering equals that of any
other house in the United States, style, finish and
durability. The public is invited to o.ll and inspect
specimens 2-lv
20 To SMITHS, No. AGO Seventh st to get
VI your FURNISHING GOODS.
Go to SMITHS to get all your READY MADE
GAR ENTS. ap6 Sin
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TOR SALE-A NEGRO MAN, a coschman
l. and farm servant: he Is QuiSk and industrious,
and competent 70 ANY possibls farm work and the
manag ement of any machinery used on a farm, and
IN ~ years of age. To Southern genIleman re-
curing a intelligent and very useful serv.nt %
this description, for his own use, he viii be
sold q bargain. in order to get HIM a good home.
His owner Ill not sell him to a trader. Please ad-
dress Box No. Is Star Office. mar 81 tf
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WASHINGTON SEWING ROOMS,
" so4 9b St., ttso doors NORTH Of PG. ASs.
Nov is the time to got SPRING and SUMMER
SHIRTS made up to order The SUBSCRIBER is pre-
cared to make SHIRTS, DRAWERS, DO, at the
shortest notice. All descriptions of Sewing do1e
SHIRT BOSOMS, COLLARS, and WRISY
BANDS neatly stitched.
1s-H MOVES
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"A Xxx ALE AND Xxx ALEm
The pureet and most wholesome Ale in this oity m
70 be obtained at the WASHINGTON RREW-
cry. This Ale IL made from malt and hons OnIy
And cannot fail 70 give entire Satisfaction 10 con
sumers. C; COLIN EAU, Proprietor of the
ia l-1v Wash'p prawsrv. eorrsr x And SJfh sts
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MEDICINES.

nR. JOHNSTON,
IL BALTIMORE
LOCK HOSPITAL,
HISS Dtscor~ed ths most Certasn, Speedy, asd csls
Efectxal Remedy ~ fks World, -
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PREVENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE
IN EXON ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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- O00 GALLONS, GHAMPAGNE AND
the attention Of the public to our large and well Sc
leeted stock of Champagne aud Crab Apple Cider,
sold on reasonable terms in order to make room
for our spring stock. Give us q call at the
Union BOttling Depot.
ia q No. ST Green ct. GAOr1 clown.
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IUThe U. s MAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
are taken over this New Line.
Tickets can be obtained at the South Western
Ofice, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy lvana av
enue, To the follow ug points
Lynchburg, Bristol, Knoxville, Atlanta,
\, Chattanooga. Huntsville, Grand Junction,
Macon, Nashville, Dalton. Columbus,
Montgomery, Mobile, Memphis, and
NEW ORLEANS.
, The Steamer PAGE leaves her wharf, foot of
Seventh street, at Ga Il. m and Cd p.m
II Baggage Checked at the Office Through to
New Orleans.
JAMES A. EVANS, Ticket gent,
ap l3-tr Corner Sixth st. and Pa. av.
Der Lecha Caunty patriot. [volume] (Allentaun, Pa.) 1859-1872, 1860-02-08
Sine 1eue SStrmd.

Die llnter;ei6nrtsn geben biertur6 tbrrn Srruns
ben unp benz all9smetncn gubljtum Na6rdt, pa6
is nit chamber in @rIclldait aetretrn linp, unp
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III I 9, unter relaer fs tie ber-0e tb d {.
t an Der Grrrr Grist, in Sal3turs 9aunI4ip,
Dem attrn Stanbplage res 9ctrr 2upwi9, 70 wic
einrn 2ebersS 9 br. in ter Stoet 2lQm.
taun, Dem friibertn Stanpplobe ven Grim unr
ScdGr, Icrtlrben pertcn.
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,a6lrn Ite INNER bic bU61en MatftprriIe in Bar.
geIO pper I'M @ustaula fir 2rrcr, fir
2(lterlei robe $oaute uno Rinccn,
unb an ibrrm StpGr in 2asntoun 70 ME an its
rr @rtgci-wrrrrn lc 3u alien 3ctrn rinf epas
R1ntigc guswabl.
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ten, pcl6r0 iie sr9cn gIuStauId fir robe Sautc
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