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Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
From the Rockingham-(y a., Register
A Fight at the Dry Fork of Cheat
Rivera Fight never yet Publishe
FRANKLIN. PENpIEToN Co Va

FRANKLIN, PENDLEToN Co., Va,
December Sd, lS6.
On the I4th day of September last
Yankees attempted to pass through the
Fork of Cheat River, so as to penetrate
the county of-Pendleton. They had no
that a few hunters, living in the fastness
the rugged Alleghanfes, would intercei
modest them. One hundred and ninet
picked men left Beverly and marched tc
TaylOr's on the 18th of that month. &
morning of the 14th they marched to
Fork, a branch of the Dry Fork OF
River. By the time that the Yankee
arrived at the Laurel Fork, Capt. S
Ely had collected 81 men together,
once determined to give them battle,
daunted on account of the fearful o.
rayed against them.
They awaited the approach of tn
with steady, firm nerves, aud wher
proper distance, the sharp crack of
broke the deep and solemn silence of
ley of Dry Fork. Seventeen men
and three were MORALLY wounded.
stricken, they attempted TO retreat.
by the name of Hendrick, who had
musket lost by the first Georgia reg
their retreat from Laurel HILL"
his musket with 80 rife balls, and
came rushing by, this youthful hero
their midst. wounding several mo
of the Yankees broke out into
laurel, and the rest ran nine mi
coming to a halt. srtsss s S
Such is the victory Won by t
brave mountaineers, and ono of To
y0nth -
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

We find, the following advertisement in the
Louisville Journal of the 9th:
= "ALLEN A. HALL (of Nashville, Tenn
will attend TO business of every kind which
requires to be transacted before any Depart
ment OF the Government, He will give spe
cial attention TO cases 10 which pr perty or
moneys have been seizsd under the late act
OF Congress" ~,
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For Rent for sea- q
youth.

The elegant store-room on CD
second door from Vine; now
Mr. CoREzI as a Confectionery, .,s
particulars apply next door to- 70.
or at this Office. vsi11t 4
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

Major JOSEPH 81. GooDBAR, a native of
White county, Tenn, died at Morristown on
the 18th, of disease contracted IN the service
He was major of Coz. Savage's regiment.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

We learn that Rev. W. G. BRowNLow, i'm
prisoned at Knoxville, refuses to eat any
thing, desiring to starve himself to death.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
And again he says

1t becomes more and moro evident, how
ever, especially since the speech of Senator
TrumbulI, this afternoon, that the sweeping
emancipationists cannot count up victory
in the vote, unless occurrences veto come
shall change the minds of men.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17

The New Orleans Delta says the best kind
of Creole oranges are selling in that city at
s1a hundred, and on the coast frequently at
81 per barrel.
Daily Nashville patriot. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1860-1862, 1861-12-17
DIED.

or congestion OF the lungs. On Monday anernO
at o'clock, at the residence ensunmer Street, In L
City, MRS. JOHN NIcHoL, srelict Of the late Jo
S'SAs.' siE-e : .. . . tH7a~s 49, -
-. - 80 Boz ....s-s-s
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17


FORWARD MOVEMENT IHE National
tokcss-A dispatch from Louisville last night
INFORMS US tast den Buell's army (Which, on the
direct Louisville aud Nashville line. h moi less
Inan sixty thousand strong) 10 moving forward TO
ofren river The remarkable Quietude of this
army Tor SO long Period renders this movement
more significant. That general advance il in
progress IL further Indicated by the marching
rom Louisville, on Monday, Of the Second,
y nifty first, Twenty fourth, Sixth, Ninth Tenth
Iwenty-arst and the ThIrty-thIrd Ohio Regj,
ment Gen McClellan's plan is well understood
10 be that Il Simultaneous 15r1Hcs shall tak.
ytoes-on the Mississippi, against Columbus,
6entuckyi In Central Kentucky, upon Bowling
Sreeni from Romney, upon Winchester. from the
Iotomec, into Eastern Virginis from Fortress
Monroe, upon Yorktown or Norfolk; and that
Buffers, BuTnside's and SheTman's coast sxpedi |.
uons snail make demonstrations at the same time
II THIS De the case-and we do not profess to have
elmer oncisl or semi-ofhciel acknowledgements
ments at ell importants points may be expected
Wnen one taxes place. and the forward movement
in Kentucky Is the signal Of a general sd =
CirstHB1tI Cor7H1sTctGI, Dec IL
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DENTISTRY.
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
or
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTI BONE
L + T. L II,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLAsrs.

DIR. s. b SIGESMOND,
10 broadway, Nstr Ycrk-26O Pennsyirdnta 40
fnue, bctrsen l2tk nsd I3th stS Wdshtnstoa,
Cehs the attenton of the public TO the following
advantages OF hls improved system:
1. The Teeth of hts manufacture yill0IXW3
never corode nor change color by 6ny"
sclds BEN: three fourths hter than any other,
no teeth or roots need be extracted, as the
hrhhclei ones car be Ineerted over them,
The roots viii DO msie lnOffensive. an never
ache.
No temporary tseth are needed, SIS permanent
ones Dan be made Immediately, thereby preserving
the natural expression of the face, which under
the Old 81 stem is frequently dshgured.
o. Ihla work has been fully tested over five years
country.
DIR. :. has also invented q white undestruotive
metal filling, With Whioh the most sen sItlve teeth
can De filed without pain, snd can build up q per
ieot, SOUND tooth any slde roots which will last
through lifetime.
The beat Of references glven-to DIR. v. Mott; DIR.
poI emus, Professor Of ChemIstrJ. N. v; Hon.
Judge wayne, OF the Supreme Court of Washing
ton, and thousands of others.
Gail and examine for Yourself, no A em
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TIE EVENING STAR.

4 VALUABLE LINTMENT FOR MAN OR BEAST.
Ed. Star Take Of liquid opodildoc, 2 oI.;
oil spike. o.; aqua ammonia, 2 o.; iscture
capsioumi- l o.; tineture Spanish flies, OF;
spirits turpentine, ] OF; alcohol, or. Mix:
shake well previous to applying. This lini-
ment will be found certain cure for sweeney,
bruises, lsmeness So, in horses. The writer
of this has sold gallons Of il to farmers, stage
drivers, &c, and never knew il to fail. 1t will
also be found superior remedy for rheuma-
tism, pains, DO, in man. Z.
To CLEAN TURKEY CARPETS.
10 reylyo the color Of Turkey carpet, beat
1t well with a stick till the dust is ali got out
then, With lemon or sorrel juice, take out the
spots OF ink, if the carpet be stained with any
wash 1t IN cold water, aud afterwards shake
out all the water from the threads of the
carpet: When it is thoroughly dry, rsb it all
over with the crumb of hot wheaton loaf; and
If the weather is very ine, hang it out in the
open air night or two.
POTATO JELLY
rs made from the hour, only boiling water
must De poured upon it, but care must be taken
that il be absolutely boiling, or the complete
change into jelly will not take place. 1t
does not take many minutes to thus change a
raw potato into this substance which Is not
only highly nutritive, but extremely agree
ole 10 the palate VII en- favored with little
sugar, nutmeg, and white wine.
TCRNIPS IN GRAVY.
10 pound of turnips sliced and cut into
o,Se, pour quarter pint of boiling veal gravy,
sod small lump OF sugar, some salt and cay
enne' or white pepper, and boil them quickly
so TO % minutes. Serve them very hot.
TO BOIL ONION PLAIN.
Peel them ard soak them an hour in cold
water; put them into boiling milk and water,
DOLL them till tender, and serve with melted
butter. Or, boil the onion in two waters
FRENCH MILK OF ROSES
is made with rose-water; tincture of benzoin
uncture OF storax; Of each of the two latter one
ounce put into the ross-water; to increase the
s'ent littlo spirits Of roses is added
HoW TO RBNOvATE THE TORS OF KID BOOTS.
Defaced kid boots will be greatly improved
ey being rubbed tcsA with mixture Of cream
and ink.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-17

FOB ALL DISEASES OF MPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELicACY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEDIATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED. OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
.sy' snd Bladd., n,.snssrs Discharges, Imposney
sfa Debility hsSvcusnsss, Dyspspsy, Lansuor Confuso
ir.ass. sRs of % IL: s'i p.... .f y.
Head, Throat Nose Skin, Affections Of DE Lunr. etom
tsry Habit, Of Youbh.is Dreadful and Dsssetrs Prse
se .hes render Marriage imPossbls, and destroy ssth
YOUNG MEN
Especially yhs have become the victims Of Solitary Vice.
70 Intinsy grave Thousands Of Your Men q ths
sIaksd talents and brilliant intellect Who might shsrviss
9ssne. ., .si'd 70 seacy the living yrs may call With
MAakIlo PIhsors, o. Young Msu contemplating Mar
rage being aware Of Pbyscsl weakness, sgins debility,
he Who places himself under the care Of Dr. J. nay rsHg
s.sly sonsd' n hi. honor gentleman and sslidsaty
OFFICE No. 7 SOUTH FREDERICK ST.
len band sds gong from Baltimore street. few deer iron
ths eernsr Fail not TO observe and number Lssn
must % psio ana eentain q stamp.
DIR. JOHNSTON,
m.@s u. Rsysi Co.I. Of surg:sn,. .snd.a, E,d.,
de hospital. Of London, Paris P.d.psia and .i..~S.r.
ieosn; many troubled With nneas IN q: head ana
ear, sn:n s:tsp great being alarmed a.
:en.tin's with dsrsnssnsnt Of mind, cured nus
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Young Men and Others Who have injured themselves by
sssain practice indussd when sOns-. habit
.san m .iS ssp shd IL &c.
renders narrsgs impossible, and ds,tfoys both mind and
These Of tn. sad and slanehoy ELECTS produced
naD d. nD. 81 e u: s;ss and
; pp.1. Of 9 a' S,.a;
MIaTIILfITSs fearful sfscu 90 IL. mind ara uuch 70
spru Evil Forsbodns, Aversion Of soei.ty s.IEDs.
r, Love Of Solitude, Timidy, etc. are Of the evils
NIRvous DiBILIrr.-Thcs,sndse can new judss What 10
u. es.:i Of :i declining e',h losing their ,ror s.ecm-
ppssrsnes about The sy, cough or JnPtcns Of ssusunp-
DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
when d. Misguided and iIPrpd.n ,Ot,ry Of pleasure sds
=: hs. %S.s.d o.. iced, Of h paints. d,... tee often
s. S% from U. -S from ;P
q and pr.t.nd. vso ap
ssri1s fsh h' p.cTni.ry Substance. l.'P him t,ai1s
RGH s:f 70; sl f.
ever a inE d,appontnsnG Or By n. s.. Of hat deadly
.rS. d.s.. .. 1fse.a. q u. Hear. S1s. sa.
,,iss e. b Nth n Md deaf. pm.
.1srsd essntIy rem vh.s s.Irns o. traveller r.ssrn.
DR.. JOHNSONS REMEDY FOR ORGANIC
WEAKNESS AND IMPOTENCY.
sPssdy and fan ,issr Tsitsrsd Ys.ssnds !. Ss
nest nsrvsrs and dsbiatsd, vks had bsvs kays
sssp imms diatsly relieved.
All imPsdinsns 70 MaTsI Fh ysisal Mental DsouaI
sasns Less Of Prserssuys fsysr Hsrvsus ryita iity
fnnslinS and Nsakns" ~ kIkssstisn 81 he fsars
tisd speedily cured.
ENDORSEMENT OF 7HE PRESS.
Y97 MANY THOUSANDS cured at this insttutisp within
ne " seventeen year, and the important aarf
q. .psrsh.o. pssrnsds By Dr. Jshns.sn, Witnessed By d.
rspsrss q the papers and many ether psrsoo nsticss
which have sGPss,sd again and again before The public
dss has standing GENT sf character and
stlfty sshsisot the saetsd mar I5Iy
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEkLEK
~ OF GAS METERS,

WAsHINsToS, JxIy 10, lisa,
HUatGCs 20 HhaSSf GIHEN, That, agree
poraiOn approved May Il. 1850, the undersigned 10
ny srorared. xheneyer rsS9lret in writing. and
examine. test prove and ascertain the accuracy Of
registration OF any rks meter iE zee In this CITY ~
Every meter, hfound incorrect, will be condemned
Aud another, scaled and marked "a true WIN Do
get In i's place. II proved to be soonTste in its
neSsa smcns OF gas, it viii be sca.e1 1000 -dinzlJ
and again put in position for ase.
0nes No. $40 Seventh street. (near Odd Eel
.CHARIEs W ". G q I'M ii
~ h-t Inspector and Sealer OF Gas Meters
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~ ~ SOMETHING NEW
s:' ! S:$:E ssss, 80
the Thsdfer,
l. a. OYSTERS STEAMED
In the Sheii and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
20 roast) In too minutes, the Jastsst
f1r1s on Sscord. Call and see,
The underslgned respectfully informs hls friends
IN the Dsrot, and visitors TO the oity that he has
rented his OLD and wYLL-KNowN EsTs RLIsHMEYT
IN most thorough manner, and has made oom
plete arrangements 70 furnish OYSTERS in any
style and IN any quantity. 900 TO 500 Ions shuoEed
per day. 60 TO 5000 oals of Spioed and Fresb
put up dany-ceas Theoretically sealed. Furnished
IN the shell by the sushel or barrel,
Persons wishing TO have Oy sters furnished reru-
tarly through the winter, at Baltimore prIoee
without fear Of failure, should call and make az,
rangements at once. Freight. time, and money
saved bJ purehaslIg Of ne, as furnish an article
etuai to the celebrated Baltimore stsblishments
at prices Just as low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, Lobsters, Sardines, CLAIMS,
Strawberries, Tomatoes, Pigs Feet, Tnpe, SO.
go, &c. Also, Pickles, Catsup, Sauces, Brandy
Peaches, DO. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, Fur
les, TerrapIns, Fresh HOLSTERS, Cod, Halibut & a
In fact, every thing for sale in the Northt IN mar
kets q. Ways on hand, at reasonable prices
:, Hotels and families supplied with Oysters, de-
nvered without charge 70 any part of the District
In season, II the money Is sent with the order
My establishment is open from q. IN. TO Il at
nlgnt, ever day, except Sunday, when close at
sen T. M. HARVEY,
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By the ne Of these Pills the psrislis sttasks Q
Hsssss ~ Sish Rss<ssAs may bs prevented; ard
1 taken at the commencement Of q attach imns-
dsto relief from pain and sickness VIII be ootalnsl.
They seldom fAil In removing the Masses ssS
HssdssAs 10 which females are 80 Ibjest
They sst gently uIsn the bswsls,-rsnsvpe ST.
fSSessss.
For Lttrsry Mss, Sfxkssss. Defeats Females,
And oil persons Of ssleatssy kabtty, they ere W.
liable - LssSftss proving the srpssSfs swing
tsss and s,sss 70 the digestive organs, and 70
storing the natural elasticity and strength . the
whole system.
The CEPRALIC PILLS IRE the rss.t Of long
Investigation and carefully conducted experiment.
having bsen In use many years, durlps which tine
they have prevented and relieved @ vast smospt OF
pain and suffering rom Headache, whether ona-
Mating In the s~.oss system or from q derSnsed
state Of the sossseA.
They are entirely vegetable In their Dom position,
AND may be taken st I'll times With perfect safety
without making any change Of diet, sid fkS sb-
ssses Of s@p 6isssrsss6Is taste rssSrs Il sssy %
s<Histsi~ tkss 10 sAiIdrss.
BEWARE OF COvN7RRFEIYs!
The genuine have ave signatures Of aenr, c..
sIelding on eAoh Box.
Sold BY Druggists and eli ether Dealers in Mod
zines.
A Bsx viii ss sent BY mail prepaid On rsssi,ts
tbs
PRICE. - CENTS.
AL orders shs1ld De addressed 70
HENRY O. sPALDINs,
sCHDAn s.llIT, Nsw YolK.
ISsa tAs Bss~ss~, Ns.,sll, ".
theI were made, Vs: cIrs Of hssdseSe In I'll in
Fsa tAs Iss4iss., Ns,fsh, 70.
nheJ haye-oeen tested in mere thAa q tAslaEaa
eases, with eutlre sueoess-
Frss fts Dsusrsf, 81. ClssS. Miss.
hyou sTss Q. have ben troebIed 18th ths ksas
maT :sne them iSr Soa p, Ast Jss
Ron tLs Hstus 4. 4. Gssats, cAsssss, IA,
we sssrsly sndoEse Mr.. spaTtins. an his an
Rsa fks SesskNr PGtA Nadv, Hss o,lssa,. La.
IN them you that are afaioted, spSHs are rurs
numsfop. fst pSs s 90 tGssG :. re
other medicine csn produce.
FSs1 fts 6sssfts, DsSss,sr1, Isees,
Mr.. hsSlding would not connect his ,azs With
IN srticA he did hot hses 10 losseds real Earit
Re~ tls Advertiser. lrce1x.s., Ell
sas, foi e e
yery esst for thst very iFeSsent ssmpisiha viisf
hss ever been discovered.
Rsss tks 81. LssSs Dsaesrsf
re inmcpse demand for tbs Article (cs,kalIs
f1lls) In rs4idiy increasing,
hsss fhs Eeasssts Tsllst Ste-. EaeSvAs, We,
we are sare thst persona ssGegi1g viii The h~S1
zane, who try thcm, will suck - tfoR,
Es1 ~ ASsrfss~. PyesSSs<s, RI.
Vie testimony In their faver u strsns, freu tbs
most respectable sAarterA
Fse9 fs Daily NsWs, Nseys.f, RI
Oephsllc fills are taking the I,see of ali Ia p<s
kssa ia Csss~wetAl BsIlssss, Bsssos, Msss
ssld to Be very efhcacious for the hesdaoha
How fAs Con~reSal, CssesssatS, OISs,
Suffering humanity csn now be relieved.
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NA7HANIEL M EHhSi nREs sOoiT.s s'n1 su''t
nSfoh s RSb 2EL SiA hf kHTE%roRT

- - By the, splendid and superior
BAY STATE. and STATE oFdAfNE, Of treat
strength and speed, but particularly sdApted % the
navigation of Long Island Sound, runnlnF In oop-
nectfon with the Fall River ADD Oid Colony Raj
road, distance Of $ miles only TO Boston
vi ne sts.%eI EMiIaE STATE. CAPT Brsytor..
M n s seuShinfs e Nss5p p6 sseh Ssy;
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and SATURDAYS, st O'Clock
H., touching at Newport each way.
aese Steamers are Rtted With oOmmodiout
state rooms, and every arrangement for the securf-
q apo comfort OF passengers, who are Afforded hJ
tnls route ulghu' rest on board. and on arrival
st Fail River proceed per Steemboet Train Tesob-
lns Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board untll starting OF the Accom- rodA-
s Won ~ By which they may reach Boston
A 6asgase master lie .ttaobed 10 each steamer,
who reserves and tickets the bagrafe, and scoon-
panloe the same 20 ia destinstIon.
A steamer runs IN connection With this Line be-
tween Pail River and Providence daily, c1cept
Sundsya
Freight 70 Boston 10 forwarded through with
Geet dlspetoh By an Express Train. which leaves
~ O'Clock for Boston and New BsdferS. s11V,s.
81 its destination at about n A. NJ
ooe on Pier To- North kiseS For stass r % sns
And eerths apply on sos,d, OF 4 dssiTed 20 secuTe
hem In advance, 20 WIN. BORDEN, Aft
70 and III West street. NJ ".
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The Chelsea Telegraph Reports that one
day last week, lady of that city went out TO make
call" After ringing the bell, Biddy came To-
the door, and the following dialogue ensued:
ls Mrs - at home1D
mo mem; she's gone to the circus
= To the circus! tgreauy surprised.) What
circus has she gone to'''
- 10 the sewing circus mem"
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HOMICIDE John Stang, a German residing in
Dawsonyille, In this county, was committed TO
JAIL on Tuesday last, for he killing Of John Loeb
nef, another German, by shooting him From
what we have been able 10 learn, the eircum-
Stances attending the shooting are somewhat al
iolicws On Monday last, Stang butchered and
nao Locnnef assisting him Some time during
the dsy, stang and Loci Inner quarreIed, but I,ocbs
n er remained and assisted until the butcherinC
was got through with, when he went to his home
Wn1ch was but short distance from Stang,.
soon after be (LochneT) came out, with bucket
IN his hand, to the pump, and Stang seeing him,
tne quarrel W as renewed, when Stang got his
rne and deliberately shot Lochner, killing him
instantly stang Is very badly bruised but this,
shot. They were both under The influence Of
Rquor.-ROekriIis (MOstgorIsry Co Sentinel.
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NORTHERN
CENTRAL RAILWAY.

sUPERINTENDENT,sO FFICE,l
CALvKET STATION, Baltimore. May 10, 1851. (
On and After SUNDAY, May 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN, CENTRAL RAILWAY az
rive and depart ss follows, until further notloe
MAIL at SIS A. M,
EXPRESS stsSOP, M.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION sP.
The s,Y A. VI: train connects at Relay House
With trains on the Western Maryland Railroad;
q Hanover junction with Haaover and 6ettsbuTG
Railroads; st York with York and wrghtsvile
RAILROAD; ct Harrisburg With Pennsylvania Rail
Pad for al parts Of the West, also with Lebanon
Valley RAILROAD 10 NsS Yori direct; al Northum-
berland with i. and b. Railroad for Kingston and
~ Pars Of wyoming Valley And At sunbury With
the Phllsdep hia and Erie Railroad for al parts
Northern Pennsylvanis and New York.
The $50 4. M train makes ell the above oonneo-
tons except Hanover Railroad, wnfhtsvIlle
hMlros6 snd The Lebanon Valley Rsilroed.
The +: M; tram makes connections with Penn
sYlvanis Railroad for al parts OF tie Wet an
direct connects for New York
TRAINS ARRITB.
Mail at Q 10 p, NJ; Express az Is A, NJ; Harris
burg Accommodation 81 Is p. M
For Tickets and information insuire nj the
Ticket Once, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
J., @. CLARE.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILL
MMIINSSST J 9 AND Bag


SPRLNG AND SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
Traps for Phlsdelphis viii leave President street
Depot daily except SundaysDe 90 follows, VIE
Hxpress Train AZ Is A. M, Way Mall Tram st
~ A. NJ; Evening M all st Is O'Clock. On SUN
UAfSA Is p. MI. only. III trains corneot With
days. ~
Freight Tram With passenger car attached
Baltimore and How're de-6rsoe.
PASSENGERS for Delaware and the Eastern shore
81 AaTJ1and vll Ind the most expeditious route BY
HAN Colofed Persons must give bond before
VIM CRAWFORD l.s,,
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NEW YORK AN, AND ERIE RAIL

=. - PASSENGER Trans leave via Psvo.
street, New York, as follows, uI:
100 9. m, EXPRESS for Dunkirk, and Buffalo,
and principal intermediate Stations.
400 O. m MAIL, for DunkIrE. and intermediate
SteuoEe-fAls Train remains over mig ht 81 ElmIru,
sms m. MILK daily, for Otsville, and inter
100 3. m, ACCOMMODATION, daily, for pOrt
1eryls, and principal Stations
800 ?. M, WAY, for MIddletovn, Nevburrh.
and intermediate Stations,
500 r m; NIGHT EXPRESS. daily, for Dun
krk, Buffalo, Cenand rus, And pr1noipel Stations
Stations, and runs oplJ 20 Enirs-
500 I'm. ACCOMMODATIONS Housewife.
n.,u,v,v, Saas; MINoT. Cent su,r.
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tan sTTE EA yo WFEEK khI ,,H ETwEEEN
Queenstown. Ireland.
The Liverpool, New York and Philadelphis
Steamship Company inteDd dIspstchinT their fill
powered Clydsb ulf iron Steamships a. follow;
CITY OF BALTIMORE. Ass0 icsS:
KANGAROO, 18th.
And every Saturday, 81 noon, from Pier ~, North
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For x6sny1iS q N. hi sSsress ; a tss;i from
RIsdn: nd ss.hoas north 70 bovsF IIsihs-fion
This tsin vin run 10 hiIlsrson ever Saturday
a RSs Gre, cTeso1 EsIlsis n: stossinf At 81 s
For w bite Plaine-2-0, clio and t0D D. M Etop-
piRE e AZ stA5ons from 18th street station.
no rot " nits tis.ns-.s m stopping q al sts-
For Williams Bridse-70, Ibis q m. and sso >.
N Stopping ~ ~ stahons from 37th strest ststioh.
&ioAny-eso g. N. last expreFs train.
Dover Plaips-6:p q m. This tram leaves Nil
White fisans-&ie, no O. m $50 q 7ss nm.
sandsy trains xiIl lssvs stk Avenue oarnsf I'd
sFeef, Tor. Central Park. Yorkvllle.- Ha1em and
1'e6p m. JOHN BUkcHIiL, Asst sur't
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r. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

T. NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
\ He Postmaster Genera having ordered tbs
mai service between WGshinfton, -
ss. Bait :: and Old Point tEoTtJs.i Gn7e
MONDAY, the 10th instant, the Bay inc of steamer,
Will cave Rs,timore EVERY DAY leIcept Sun
dAyD from their wharf, foot Of Union Dook Al AZ
O'Clock ,. m, or Immediately tfter the arrivs OF
the Washington Train, which leaves Washinrtop
at ~ O'Clock D. "A,
mS-u M.NFALLs, Pres,t
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Hss fks Sestksys PstG Nsdsy, Nss orlssas, La,
III them you that are sfaiotsd, snSys are ruEs
numerous list that hal received bepsf n rs NJ
other Medicine can prodloe,
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Passengers forwarded 20 Rsvre, Bremen, Rot
teta ., An.veR de at reduced through isrss.
buy tickets allow rates.
For further information apply a. the CAPTAINS
Omoe, JOHN s., DALI, AGENT,
49, Is Broadway. NJ v,
vi 70 u. a. HERRING, Adams Express Bsltl-
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lfyou are, or have been troubled it'll Il o hsSs
acne, send FOR box, (Cclhkic Pills 20 ls< Js,
may have them In case o. 8h.Attaot,
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