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The Evansville daily journal. [volume] (Evansville, Ia. [i.e. Ind.]) 1848-1862, 1861-12-21

eSsUR D.E z'0H'g .Sr1TEcE. -Ap rerst ~
- owning q i4terested in iauds aajr niat the
fOlloWing deaeriIe tracts, ere hsse l5tihfd
that on th9 S'i day Of Januas ", A. D. 1879, ITO
rOun-y SurseyJc . Vauderbprgh GO VII
1roceef ,fnif the lines aud tlbffsh tho clFuer8
0f 70 Va 8if o. tbs N0rthtast @ lfftsr au1 tl1
sonfhwe.t q la ter " Sect o. BIZ 1o&nsht. sarth,
Rangs 10 west. 10 the Yiacenlet Ltn4 - atrct
BROW.
oe17 Nv CHAs. JJU NNfM
q, URVsE k-Ok,S ys-O TsG g.-AH rersons
~ on ming OF intsrest-d Ga LANDS adi0ifins our
tracts in sections No. rs, No. ~ aud NJ 81 f0tn-
ship South, Rsnge IL Wet in toe kiuss nnes
La Distri { are here notified thet on the 18th
day of January, =. D. 1862 tine sounty urvey5r 81
vauderbufgk County, will proceed - rua tine
lines and Terpetaats the corners " our above
mentiene respective tracts
H. HODERMDADs u. HAHN,
@. l.. KAMP, = MtLskki
IL KARfP j.. ~. BuHNS,
LABBRECHr, SEEihhA4P-
decf7-3N
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]. S. MARSHAL'S SALE
CONTRABANn GOODS.


HAY E-2@TO& OF .N-kJS-6s Bk~EgRFS
- Of vs1dit oni expcnas to me directed from
- CLERKS Office q the United States District
amrt b. she Seventh q rcuit and District Of In
SAna. / will.
MOND1Y, DEcEAsER %. A. D. 1861,
a Io o'clock, a. h, at the new store of VIM Klus-
vaan on Msin at, in the City Ct Evansville, in
- C;eanfy Il Yaaderbsrg. State II Indiana
esE Ger sale sc public auction. the f1liowing de-
Fibsd property, 70 Wit:
le~boxss ulerchandi-e,c shirts and draw
.rsaS9 ocs 30 guiati u boxes candles,
le a. soap, ID. atsreh boxes pepper, do spice,
DO. 'hlsetiog, e@sss table s@lt : CHESTS tea. z
mr,hrsllas, 3 hEkins batter, 10 boxes cheese, 1
l-oxen SFy goOdg, assorted. 2 boxes clothing,
raaku bacon sacks cofee, rs barrels salt, mules
asoaI bargss ssi1el vt Evansville, Indiana, ant
condewnea ny the United states District Court
sale 70 ~ continued from dav to day, till all tn.
<wrsnwrty IL sold. Terms casa.
DAVID G. as0SE, q. s. Marshal.
BY J. s. BIGEL0W, Deputy.
Dso. u, 1861.
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FP0F3CR re- C0.V"FEa.I eros s.
o 3 Sealed proposals viii be received mp to the
drsf dayof Janulry, 1852. to supply the Govefn-
ns.nt With hay, aud oats for the Post Of Pa
ducah, Ky, for SIX months after that date. The
proposals will BE- opened at the dice Of The Dspu-
" Q lrtern asfer in Paancahr at 10 O'clock A. NJ .
Of that day, and contracts given to the lowest
spolsili bsdaers.
ROBERT n. LAMB,
Assistant QaaFtermaster.
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Jerks emac. Dee y. 1861


i > ESTATE for the paymrat Of The costs and * !.
81 streot aud aidezypals improvements.
Notice il hereby given x by virtue
= precept issued ~ the mayor Of The
- OF Evansville, and t. me directed. viii
VI II public suction, at the door OF the
art House, in said city, gu Tuesday, Dec. q.
Il, at O'Clock P NJ, the following lots or par
I Of real essats, or so much thereof as may lie
sessary to pa, the amount charged and assessed
1inst q I0fn respectively, for TINS costs and ex-
naes Of making sidewalk Improvements for said
I =. together with the costs Of sale:
WON PAyFMFHTs AND srREET IMPROVEMENT
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x CFs. per ib for nice fresh dressed chicken
> 81 yiCkEGY BROS,
decT No. 50 Main st.
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HH5TR.gR- wa 1EC5g.-Taken up by tie
IL subscriber living la scott township, Yan-
derburgh county, Indiana, one lssfrty Steer,
about dive years old, briuais and Whlte color,
marked with BALI updar crop the right car.
WAsHINGTCN SCOTT.
~ Appraised by the undersigned afier being duly
sworn a. twelve dollars, the z5d day Oh Nogempcr,
1861.
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sworn to aud sobscriBed before me, This z5f
day Of November, s6L
fhe above "a tras copy TAX b ffom my fsiruB
Book, Scott township, VanderhHrgh c.u.ltyt
JDHN fEGLE,
Justice Of tlIs l'esca. fAbl
A true copg q ths original, ~ DO sHue ap-
pearB n q u aud OF record 90 my OHce.
Attest, LOUIS Rite HTEA, Cierk ". 9. G..
decI6
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rival and Departure of the
NJ . II L. -

A,e time here set down is adjusted 10 coEtract
a. On the River there is variation according
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The news from England, and the pros
pect of war with that country, is the chief
cause OF the depression. and the English and
Irish packers are not buying, which is con-
sidered au unfavorable omen, as the demand
from England is the chef reliance for keep
ing up prices to the present rates.
The re eipls of hogs during the week and
the season, we're as follows;
Total for the week ......... ........... 45,l95
Slaughtered at Piainville thisseaso $4,000
!" at Newton 1000
Previously reported ........... I52, $50
Total for the season 49,. .......... 2l3 sSl
Same time last year ....... 223, 1874
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= ND. A % Nv - 81 - en- 4t rule
all HI. SELL AEPFEL'5
1ova New Drug Sc
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AAVCRg, 0ETsURs, Re.- :
~ . a0Sen ~ Pint Ws1cssteEbhiee Sauce;
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nusr HRcEEH.ED:

81 20 cases Hats,
$50 cases Boots and Shoes,
50 cases Negro Shoes,
f1r. sale cheap b. .7sI ]. h. MAGHEE & 90.
noy7T
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-11-06

TEE NEw JERSEY TRAsEDY-IlmoSt Another
Ss'e ids Yesterday we gave account of Mrs
MARS ana Miss Elaln, suspected Of murderioC
FeiineT, and the suicide Of Miss Flann. Tuesday
morning morning MIS-. Marks attempted to de-
soy herself, but without succeeding in her de-
signs She had been closely watched since the
sulelde OF her sister. Miss Flann), a woman be-
Ing stationed In her cell mig Int and day. n
Between hafpast twelve and one o'clock M
Toe morning. Mrs Marks seated herself on a
fcunge In her cell, and placing her arms over the
back wrapped herself In her shawl About one
O'Clock the door keeper entered her cell, and OBJ
serving q small spot Of blood on the prisoners
hands be at once approached her. and removing
ber shawl, discovered that she had cut the arm
penknifs-
The blade Of the knife was short and dull, OF
the woman would have undou btedly ave In tured
Eevef fatally As " Is no danger Is apprehended
he knife IL Is supposed she concealed beneath
Dc, under clothing when she was searched in the
station house
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III The Baltimore H.,cs Sisst fSecesb, ppb-
fishes resolution. which IL alleges be offered
IN the Episcopal Convention in that city arraign-
ing BISHOP whiting ham, for inviting the Tyngs
ana 6eechers OF the North, and for iavOring those
Engaged In the slaughter and subjugation OF the
people Of Maryland.
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THE EVENING STAR.
"rHE SITUATION f"


There's a splendid country going 20 seed,
people living in sorcst need,
And animals running short Of feed,
For want Of means Of labor;
There's q bogus Government, made with skill,
By leader who always lied with a will,
some say In hts grave he Is Lying Sull,
Our most cantsnkerous neighbor,
There are grsss grown cities and useless ports
A CablHet awf1lly out Of sorts,
host OF merchants troubled with stshorts,"
Whose CREDITS getting rotten;
Inere are empty warerooms, gloomy and wide,
w here rats and bats and cats abide
In holes and corners they love TO hide,
That ought to be crammed with cotton.
Ihefes bankrupt treasury. dead fat broke,
monstrous scheme that must end In smoke,
Too many for fact, too sad for joke,
Though the promises all were palmy;
Inerss ftter on every Zen and tongue,
daily tissue OF lies out-Aung,
navy Of pirates who ought TO be hung,
And half starved, mutinous army
~.
Nov, let Us look on the other hand
Where oravely hers In the Northern land,
nation Of patriots takes its stand,
70! Union none may sever;
However the traitorous South NAV rave
We love the liberty wAsHIssroN gave
And the Star Spangled Banner shall proudly wave
Above N forever and ever
".
There's an army hundreds Of Thousands strong,
Ready TO march on the bastard throng
Who leave the Right aud cleave to the Wrong
When most their country needs them;
An army whose weapons are hardly toys,
Who can fight as easy al make a noise,
An army Of regular chunky boys"
And General MCCLELLAN leads them,
VI.
20 hasten the day when we shall see
A nation reunited and free,
Shouting for Union and Liberty
whole and regenerate nation;
To grow and flourish again In peace,
Wnen the knavlsh ReGeis their mischief cease,
And the Union once mere holds the lease
OF happier Situation, ITaniIy Fair.
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEwPORT
zaaG b, t hSP s. ktAkd R .ns sa,.,,o,

-. Ry ino RlenQlQ tDQ superior
Steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAINE, OF treat
strength and speed, but particularly adapted 20 the
navigation Of Long Island Sound, running in oon-
nectlon with the Fall River ard Old Colony Raul
road, distance of So miles only 70 Boston
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brayton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, tt O'Clock
a., touching at Newport each way.
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt Brown, on
tuesdays, Thursdays, AND Saturdays, st O'Clock
NJ, touching AZ Newport each way.
These Steamers are fitted with oomnodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the secur-
y and comfort OF Passengers, who are Afforded By
this route nights rest on board. and on arrival
tt Fall River proceed per Steamboat Train reach
Ing Boston early the following morning or NAV
remain on board until starting Of the Accommods-
non a. A; NJ, BY which they ma, reach Boston
A barGare master IL attached % each stsamer,
who receives and tickets the bargage, and accom-.
pahies the ZANE to its Destination.
A steamer INNS IN connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight TO Boston Ia forwarded throufh with
great dlsPatoh by an Express Train, which leaves
EeI River ever morning, Sundays e1 oepted, a.
~ O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, srriyinf
~ IT'S destination at about II A M
o SI tresat ST Ps'sass Apply On board or 81 the
and berthk apply on board, or NJ desired 20 secure
them IN advance, TO WIN. BORDEN, Art
70 and VI w eet street, n ".
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H. The REGULAR MAIL LINE
GvIA % SSRh9T3N, SroNlN6T0N

ana PhONIDENCE, FOX BOe
TON-lnlsnd Route-The shortest and most d
rect-Carry the Eastern Mail.
Seer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt J. w.
Wllllams, in connection with the Stonington and
Proyidence,apd Boston and Providsnoe Railroads,
leaving New York daily, Sundays excepted, from
Piei No Is North River, 81 O'Clock P. NJ, and
Groton 81 $50 O'CLOCK r. NJ, or on the ARRIVAL OF
he Mail Tain which leaves Boston st 50 p. NJ
The PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yorf-
toIrESTus saa,, Th1gsdsy ard Saturday.
The GOMMONWEAliTH, from New York-
Tpstdsy Thursdsy, and Saturday. Prom 6roton
M onday, w ednesday, and Friday.
Passengers from Groton proceed per railroad 20
Providence and Boston, In the Express Mail
Tram. reaching said place in advance Of those by
other routes, and in ample time for 81 the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East Pas
sensers that prefer IL, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy Tag hts' rest undisturbed. break
fast II desired, and leave Groton n the is A. Al
Irsin, connecting at Providence with the %
A nj. Train for Boston.
Fare from providence to Newport, Fifty oents.
"A baggage master accompanies the Steamer and
TrHln eoch way.
For Passage, Berths, STATE Rooms, or Frei.bt,
sgply on board the steamer, or at the FREIGHT
Office, Pier Ia North River, or at the Ofice Of
the Company, No. lis w eat street. corner OF Cort-
land street. New York, Feb. %, 1861.
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NEw FLAG -Some Of the Southern papers
Msgest tnat the Confsderacy should dis"ard the
etaIs and stripes altogether hag like that
osed oy koskiusco. when fighting the battles of
nesdom in Pc and, IL ProPosed-a plain blue field
with q white eagle.
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T FOR THE
f WEST AND s0uTH

RAILROAD.
On and after MAY 18TH, 1851, the trains will rup
q folloys, viE-Lesye Camden Station, Belt-
Sress dairy a. 5. Is P. NJ. Both Trains 20 directly
through FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont IA Re the A. M
Tram; betveen Piedmont and Wheeling take Ao.
oommodation Train, leaving Piedmont et S. 90 A.
NJ; and between Grafton and Parkersburr take
the SA Nj Train from Baltimore.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
at 80 NJ: and Frederick az 60A nj.
=. The El.LICOTT'S LIS JRAIN leave Bal
hmore at % and 9.l5 A. NJ. and Is and SEQ p, Al .
And bIoots Mills at 7.4o and II 60 A. NJ, and sd
For further Information, Tickets of every KIND
20, apply to J: I. ENGLAND Agent, at Camden
station, or ct the Ticket ONCE.
w. p. SMITH,
Master of TRANSACTION.
l.. M. COLE Genp Tiokat A
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E EfE nl.t f fRi IESsS ES SS "a


From Chambers st. NY, r rom S'th street
Express. and ii g. m, II, Is O. m, and 5. IS
and $50 and .. m. 6,a5 D. m,
Troy and Albany with 10 .<5 D. m, fSupdsys in
sleeping osID lO,l5 p. m oluded.
foughfee9sIe train 9, Is a. m, and LEO .. m.
Peeks kill train, 400 m as D. m
Sing Sing traln, 9 90 m, e2S a m. and AZ and
and Sd and $40 D. m. J. s25 D. m
FiahkIll tram, ssh ,. NILS SIS D. m.
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,GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE FOE
80 ER sy WiEEsT, go ., HI Es2 yot
CENTRAL RALLR0Ap; Express Trains leave
SsE SSTs s depot. II HS Ds River Railroad
From Chambers street. From Slst st. station.
n@" 5@pm IFS SSpm
MSStr,s m and Buffalo ~P"
Train with sletpinr
Connecting a. Albany with the New yofs Can
trsl Railroad for Schenectady. Roohetter, Utica
Batavla. Rome, and stations on Rome and Water
Suspension Bridge, Auburn, Genev., Csi apdsirpa
Trains in connection leave Buffalo and spspep-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo snc axe Huron and
Great western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Detroit Chicago, Toledo, milvsuki Fon On Lac
Dunleth, Dubusue, Peoria, Rocf leland Muscsr
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, QUINCY, Sprint s ED ,
Alton, ~ Louis, Cairo, Terre haute, 1pdianapoI
Louisville, Cincinnati, DAYTON, Columbus, Cleves
land, and al points Wet, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE.
ConnectlnI with Trains at Troy, with Troy a.
Boston and Rens. Saratoga Posds for Sarstota
MhItehall, Rutland, Burlington, 1T Adams Rouse
Point, Plattsburgh, OgdensburEh, Montreal, &o.,
IL Freight Arrangements by thi, routs a
above, without change of Cars, from the Depots 10
Chambers and Canal streets. are az al times "a
favorable as made by Oths Railroad CompanIes.
The facilities Of this great New ork Roate 20 the
West commend II to the confdence of me- chants
40 Shippers Tor promptness and dispatoh.
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleepinr
Cars run In connection on the New York Central
For particulars as TO local trains and freisht ar
ransements, Inc ulre at the depot, IS Warren Of.
A. r. SMITH, SUPERINTENDENT
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H0Leans Volcanic Oil Imminent,
H 1k1Y kfElkEnY LII ZEE WOsLD.l

trhB kk9r kDkAkHH II Ymk WORLDLY
.:1.. i.sllIal. .,d Ii:a.ii: C.S.. T.i.y r.s
rs....n, :ss.s :: 81 J.n Cs S.s. :,
Lgansn, Esr.shs rfss,hsshs Eruis.s sprain, FIssi
; !:s .:' ;.: cst's g.:
An ;ts:s: 4 !:;h 81 P
IA:...d, q h..., ..,ar. a.,. s..n .,.d If. .. Oh.
MeLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
VII relieve pain .insst fundamentally, and il viii slsss,
FOB HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS.
nsh1AHT CELEBRArED LINlMENr 10 ths suIy .sfs
a. Ii ssR.ty fer u. eur. spawn. nin5s.n.,
never failed 70 s.rs Big Head, fslis1i Fi.tss, Ola
:,1.ia: s:.: :ss .{ .sisi: :. .s:s ..d s
% Cellar e.l Cats, sssss, Or wssnds inisllisls
ss..ay App, as directed ..d ssr..i. !. every
..:s r,: .' lag, vita q: Ss.a. .l.s:.
iiiIi6 iislSISI., a:,}l -: y: 'A. o-
Gamer laird ssd fi.s sta, D. Issi,, Ne.
Cali lot us P. .y, '.'' aga, !. w...ns
GUNBOATs FOR TIE. WESTERN RIVERS.
oUAnr,nMAsfRE s.s S.sEaAI e.. OFFICE,
~ pnoPosats are invited for constructing Gun
nay be Examined at the QusrieImasters Once q
aha s 81 tn and 9Ss build
rSas submitted By bidders yill be taken into
consieefeuon M. q. MEI6S,
jeB Quartermsstsr General United stare
CRiB, OR ABLE AND BED BLANKETS
-. and C0uNTERPANEs.e al sizes snc ausli::
Cottons, ToweIs, Napkins Table Cloths, Tiokinss,
naked In plain figures.
New comers, stTapge rs, sojourners and oitixens
viil inspect our stock 1t pleasure. :"
PERRY BRO,
% z-St Erlfz Penn. avenue and 9Th &C.,
nm
SSRAvELiNS THINKS 70 ts Found ina H
ksdieC Dress and Paoking Trunks, Va
U.s. ~ Oerlet Bags, TO-, which We are nov setlnE
ekvefy low Dnoes, y -
.,u WALL. STEPHENS 4 90.
-" S23 Penn. aN eaIet
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lrS0, f . Ss&SE sNSgNsssE III t5F GiO

slrSS f q $S2HsMEgkNNsS sfS M t5s III
1870. ~. PoIINL CoME0hT;
more, west side, DAILY, (sundsys included, . 81
~ O'clock r: d; nsInE passengers and feirht, and
WASHINGTON, ID. c., Philsde phis, New York; Boz
s%SH ss, Pt;,STrF Pf and The
Train from New York and Philsdelphia
The GLOWING lie the Schedule
IRON New York TO Fort Monroe and back. SN
From Baltimore and bsck..--.. -. Sc
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In Neg YoIk. at the New Jersey Railroad Once
foot of Courtlsud street
In Phi delphIs, at the Compeny's once, N. w.
corner 81 skin snd Chestnut streets, or ~ the
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers. foot OF
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't.
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INDIVIDUAL ENTERPRISE
EAssTEE66Ss rzGR WESTERN


49,, "PI0NEER,' Capt. w. Norman,
Will run their routes as follows, Ieayi, LIrht
greet, Baltimore, foot OF Camden, att O'Clock A.
KENT-For Cambridge. Denton and Landings
on GhoptanE river. every WEDNESDAY and
SATURDAY, returning every Thursday and
Monday.
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a r q Says
,,PI0NEER-For 81. M lchaeL's and EastoR, via
MIles RIVER, every WEDNESDAY, ard return
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
sho Easton POINT, every THURSDAY, returning
For Annapolis, West River, st. Miohaeps and
h rs Jon, wa Niles River Perry, every SATUR-
Fare 70 Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Feston
Fare TO St MiohieI'S and Miles; River round I"
Fare 70 West River, Ground trip, siG-..---- 90
Fare to Annapolis, (round trip IS cehtsl II
MEALS EXTRA.
EfFTeight must be prepaid.
Wharf and Ofioe, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden,
b6tlmore. G. X. CANNON.
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
lvI. LOOMS, III. d., the Inye ltor and patentes
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tends personally at his once n this city .8S
Many persons can wear these teeth vho~Io
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
Who cannot wear these.
Persons oalliGg at my once can be accommodated
with any style and price of Teeth they may desires
cleanest, strongest and most perfect denture that
art can produce, the MINERAL PLATE will be
more fully warranted.
Rooms In this cIty-No. 33s Pa avenue, between
sth and 10th SITS. Also, s07 Arch street, Phi adel
phIa. oc lS-n
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IIPHAM'S HAIR DYE TO COLOR BLACK
u OR BROWN!r-Ouly IS cents a box. Three
boxes for one dollar Gray, red or fiaxen hair can
be c!ispgeo In few seconds to q j black or
and cheapest in the world, producing, the mon ent
it Is applied. IIoh natural appearance. Each Box
of UPHhM'S HAIR DiE - warranted TO contain
as much hair dye IS others cell for one dollar !!
Sold by 8 G. UPHAM, $40 chestnut street, h Ia
delphia, and 8. CALVERT FORD, corner llth
street and Pa. ave. 4 sep 6-eoly
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OsE VERY NIcE sECuND HAND PA 10
Bacon "a. . and steinvsy sons hay. ~
just been received at the Music Store Of Uitn
IL Pianos for rent. ecs
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Master OF Tr6nspOrdOn.
L. M. COLE, Gen1 Ticket Aren't.
rxuc, NEW. ,YokK, HARLEM. AND
a 70 Hs, LHAyiNS NEW YORK FOR

&c NEW lynn, hAk LEN AND
ALBANY, T GSMGK' E ESEEEE hNR kSfFsf'
Commencing Monday, May nth, 1851.
~ For Absny-lloo .. m. fsst express tain from
For Dover Plsins-lcop p. m. stopping at White
Plain. and st.tlons north to Dover plsins-ffom
tThis train vii run 10 Millsrton every Saturday
For tfoson. F.lls-sls. q. m. stopping at all sta
ping q. eli station. from 18Th street Station. '
a pS' %hts piss tres, n stopping At al sta
For Williams BridGe-7S Hills q. m and $50 ,.
m stopping at al station. from nth street station
Dover Plsin:.5sO q m. q. teThi. tram leave. Nil
iefson ever MONDAY morning ut .. m.)
W WHEEL 100 s n $40 80
street, for Central Park, Yorkvlle, BADEN and
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NEW YoRK, ANP ERIE RAIL.
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and principal interme"ia'e Stations.
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