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10Y FOR THE SICK AND SUFFERING
LET ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
hEAp!
APELY THE kgNEDY
tS9

FTiass. Do Joa SAFER! Arc yor tie victim Of sn,
Of thoze numerous ailments which. --.se from I'm
~ the b'ood2 w sst are they, do you AL
Rather ask, what are thsy mott Che blood lie The
sorrce OF life and heath, and il the FIRST element
Of oar being tn respond to tEs cAlse vhioh Affects
the System, IS the Pulse infIllby stestE. The ever
prevailing Neure Eia, tho irritating Eryspelas, ths
spbte SSrolals, the agontxlns Rheumatism, Ner-
yoss DEBILITY, Dyspelsts, Liver Comllsint with it.
nosh heir to, derive their hideous origin from ths
blood, Deal kindly then and gently with the blood.
ESQ the vtaizlnE resources Of nature for its aid,
AID lsteT ~ to commend TO yoar confidence and
ase that trely valuable mediosmcpt known %
MRS. II. COVS
INDIAN VEGETABLE DECOOTION
With regard to this almost infalible specific
popular sentiment has spoken in deoIded terms
and the evidences OF this great efficacy sre sus-
tanned by constant sfOwe. 8 OF curative efeots and
remedies and tire bsst medical skill have failed,
Lot ne cay, In CONCLUSION, that certificates
cures are not sought from the literato and super
hcla!, bat they are volunteered from the most re-
spectabe sources and justify the highest terms il
which IL IL possible to commend so valuable q
specific to public approval. We may add sso that
tie curative properties of the medicine are esuaed
only by Its restorative Effects the system recover
Ing from dis e.ee with renewed constitutional visor
For sale by al respectable Druggists in this
city, and By the proprietor, MRS. M. COX,
None genuine unless her name II blown on the
bottle and her seal on the cork
Price 81 per bottle, six bottles for o.
WAots,SA kysnt. X. Z. 4. CISSEL, Druggict
slet, and viii supply the trade At my prices.
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
n FOX NEW YORK.

THE The Camden and AmbOy and Philsdeleh,. and
kNb SIN SSTTs a .. ws !. 81
AtsA. NJ via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
Aooommodaron.D
ATS A: NJ vie Camden and Jersey City, IN. J.
AT 8 4; NJ, via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
At " a: M; via KsLsinston and Jsrss, C.ty.
At az P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy. (Aooommo-
APP NJ. via Camden and Amboy. 20. and A.
At % P NJ, via Ksn,inston and Jersey City,
At % p N va k.n.in.ton and Jersey City,
Ats 2 NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, tEvsnIns
Atm NJ, VI. Camden and Jersey Cit, .(soush-
ATS p. N. via Camden and Amboy, (Aocommods-
sscon, nsisnt Ala passenger, First Class Tckst)
y T $, 2 n: Man Train run, daily. The IN p
For Bsivldsrs. E.ssoe er'II smbsr.vrIl., Plsmp,.
ton, DO, at7.lO A. NJ; and ~ P. NJ, from Ken-
For Water Gap, strosd.b burg. Scranton, Wilkes
barre; Montrose, Great Bend, &o.. at lilo A. M,
t9m wa Delaware and
Fo. Msuoh Chuns, Allentown aud BsthIshem at
as tor Al ii connects with the tain leaving
For Mount Holly at and A. NJ. and and q.
For Freehold at "A. M. and p. NJ
For Bristol, Trenton, d o.. 1t ITO A. NJ, ~ and
RI r. M. from Washington, and ~ p. M from
For Palmyra Riverton, Delsnoo, Beverly. Bur-
nngton, Florenneoo, Bordentown, TO-, st In, I,
stssm:I Trenton for Bo.den,ovu, and in.srm.-
date places, at % p. NJ. from Walnut street
IL For New York and Way Lines, leaving
above Walnut half an hour before dspstnr s fss
cars run INTO the depot, and on arrival ofrsin run
,. sifsy poups. Of bs.a.ss only .Il9yed 70 esoh
anything as baggage but theIr wearing apparel
All baggage over ffty pounds 70 Be psid Ior
s6tra- Inc company limit their responsibility for
baggage to one dol ar per pound, and viii not be
liable for any amount hey ond one hundred dollsrs
WIN. II. GATZMER. Ar,pt
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GEoRsErowN G G4kR; m.ra-
EMATICAL ACADEMY

This institution will be opened Monday, Septem
Der I'd, 1851, by = HEODORE MCGOWAN, Nj. A.
ton to the elements all the branches necessary for
9 thorough classical and mathematical education.
Mr. McGowan hiss been actively engaged as q
teacher during the asst six Tutor of Bellies
ton, and as Principal Of the Academy at Sumter r,
South Carolina.
"CoLLBsR OF NRw JERSEY, Princston, NJ.
The underslg ned take pleasure in expressing the
favorable opinion the entertain of Mr.. Theodore
MEG owan. a graduate of this College as a scholar
and teaoher-hr McGowan was the irst sohoIar
in his class was tutor In bellies lettrss and in the
judgment OF the undersig red, is well qualified TO
give instruction IN any branch, q knowledge of
winch Is requisite ior admission into college,
JOHN MACLEAN,
M: B. HOPE,
Prof. s e BaIEis estLfs spd R9I E0
Prof Of Mech. Phil Il ..d Astronomy.
l. X. ArWATER,
JAMES G. Mo tFf HT,al rnli'
JOHN t. DuFE Eff B Greek
GIN. GIGER. Pro Prof.. Of Fl La Mns9s
Reference may also be had to
Hon $50. CHAMBERS,
HON HON a. K: McLUan oham0er'0urs' Pa
Edward MCPHERSON, M. c., Gettysburg, Pa
JOSEPH HENRY, 500. Smithsonian ms. Washing
Sre; W: BEALI, Georgetown. DC.
H. M. SwERNY, DO. do.
TUTOR, English, per quarter of 10 weeks q 8 90
|" T. and higher msth :-.:-.... 10 90
an ga Win Intel MGThimJ ~
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WASHINGTON LOCK HOSPITAL.

nR. sHUMAN has, after an experience Of ten
II years, established the above refuge from
suaokery, self-labeR ed Indian or German doctors,
and pretenders of witohcraf and imfostors In gen.
ersl
Thus il the only plsce where . sure and speedy
cure can be obtained in the world FOR eli improper
and evil habits, gonorrh1, gleet, seminal weak
ness, syphilis, primary, secondary, and tertiary,
organic weakness. pains in the loins, structures,
general debility, prostraton, snees, rest
nights, palpitaon of the heart In the ears,
loss of memory, confusl or, melancholy, affections
of the head, throat, nose, And skin, and all those
peculiar disorders arising from the intisoretion of
youth, rendering them UNFIT for either business,
study. society, or marriage.
DIT. >. has tho greatest remedies In the known
world for diseases of the blood. gonorrhe, gleet,
structures, syphilis, seminal weakness, self abuse,
go. There is no case IN which they fsl to cure in
from TO days.
Victims of these horrible complaints, who would
wish TO be vsua6 men and ornaments TO society,
should embrace the earliest opportunity for relief
DIR. Shuman has made the most comp etc arrange
ments for the comfort of has patents who come
from distance. They will De furnished with the
diet, snd made as Comfortable as they would be at
Q hrst class hotel at less thsn half the cost.
Do not forget the name Snd number. DIR. Shu
mans once 10 on the oCrner Of Sixth street And
pennsylvania avenue, Clarendon Hotel, opposite
the National Hotel, Washington, ID. G.
Persons 81 distance shopld enclose stamp for
return postage. Once hours, A. Nj. to 10 =. Nj
various parties have been entleed from my in
sntutlon By certain swindleTs on back streets In
this city, who will it TIL the day of their death
a word TO the wise 10 sufficient apo "
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FRrncu Htp5tII ;lyR1. g0 soE: !,

L. MILITARY BOOKS.
- hENCH RICHSTlBN have inst received q
large and complete assortment Of Militia ~ BOOKS
OF oil kinds, which they offer IRON ten 10 err
per cent below the regular retail prioes.-In-
A new edition Of Hardee's Infantry and Rise
Tactics, cempete, 9l.25 - -
Force Volunteer NJ annual, vols, o.
Allen's Compendium Of n srdee's Tscuos, 800
Sross's Military Surgery, 75c
! Mshan,s bed fortifoaton and Outpost, ssoh rs
Hardee's Tactics, cheap edition. $50
The solqiers 6uide, q complete manual and
drih book for the Use OF the Volunteer Militia and
The HAND Book Tor the U. 3, Soldier, beils
hrst eoof ofinstrucnon 70 the U. o. InfsnTy tse-
ck kI,S, aai airy Maps. Map Of the Seat Of wS.
Pas Bsdsss and Medals q even desoriptsn.
FRENCH & RICHsfEIN,
M" sTs Pennsvlvsnis s~~ua~
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a BA EEFESI qafaS s sSy5 5Hro

a. follows, vix-Leave Camden Station. BALD
more..Mail, except SundsyD az s. 50 A. H.; Ex-
Pre os dsny st - +. ~. Both Trains 60 dIrsetly
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
Between Baltimore and Piedmont take the A. M
Tram; betveen Piedmont and wheeling take 40
eommodsuon Train, leaving Piedmont a. s. 20 A.
NJ; and between Grafton and Parkersburr. taFe
the 50 A M Train from Baltimore.
The FREDERICK TRAIN leaves Baltimore
at 50 +; NJ; And Erederick at6.9A. M.
timore at % and Gus A. NJ. and IS and SEQ p A.
and 100 p. M, = $3.50 go
For further information, Tlekeh of every k,pd.
60, apply to J, T, ENGLAND Agent, at Camdsn,
station, or At the Ticket once.
Master Of Trsnsportion
l.. NJ. COLE, GenI Ticket ASsnt
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~ List, the pianist, is about to marry the
Princess Nitgenstein, and his appointment 10 SUI
P'rintend NaPoleon's music shows that he Is to be
welded soon.
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,yaIaf rRSRfSsksta S ShS 9GSSS

= G.xnIdf p SR669pTIShs csToFS dSS Sos
ToNaaInland Route-The shortest and most d.
e In. : .ss skSm1SfH R9RcE Cat
%ilIism., in ooanection Nth the stonI1Iton sed
lssving New York daily, sunday. eIoeIted, from
STosen .ts o'eoos n or SS ne :r nv fs %
NJ Ejsi Setfa lity;i Ss: sS
Mondsy, Wedsesday. and FIldsy; Prom Gro
The 0oMmoNwEAtTh. from New York
-Hond.y. Wsdnssasy, and Friday.
PIovidenoe and B9ston, IN he EIpress Mail
Tram, reaching sad place In advance Of those b.
other routes, and in ample time for al the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East. Pas
sengers that prefer 10, remain on board the
sssneT, enjoy nIIht.' rest undisturbed: bresl-
Trsip, eornsotisg At Providenee with the ! 20
Fare from provldence 70 Newport, Fifty cents,
A oeggage master accompanies the stesmer and
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or Freight,
spely on board the steamer, or at the Freight
Once, Pier B North River, or st the Ofee Of
the Company, No. lis West street, corner Of Cort-
land street. New Yort, Feb. q, 1851,
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NATHANIEL m HhR mRss sosir:f SEM su't
s RNS 9SL VA slET NEWPORT

BY the splendid and superior
steamers METROPOLIS, EMPIRE STATE,
BAY STATE, and STATE OF Ma <, al great
strength and speed, but particularly adapted 20 the
navigation Of Long Island Sound, running in con-
neotIon with the Fall River add Old COLONY Raul
road, distance Of s. niles only TO Boston
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery,
The Steamer EMPIRE STATE, Capt Brsyton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, ct O'CLOCK
p. M, touching 81 Newport each way.
The Steamer METR0P0LIs, Capt Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS, 81 O'Clock
p. NJ. touching ct Newport each way.
These Steamers aGe fitted with commodious
state rooms, and every arrangement for the seour-
~ and com Fort Of passengers, who are afforded BY
this route o night rest on board and on ARMS
st Fall RIVER proceed per Steamboat Train .reaoh-
ING Boston early the following morning or may
remain on board until starting OF the Aooommoda-
non n ns a; M'by which they may reach Boston
A baggage master 10 attached TO each steamer,
who receives and tickets the baggage, and accom-
panies the same TO its destination.
A steamer runs In connection with this Line be-
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Freight TO Boston Is forwarded through with
great dispatch by an Express Train, which iesves
Fail River ever morning., Sundays excepted, &C
N O'Clock for Boston and New Bedford, arrlvlnG
a. its destn alton st about ii NJ
ofhee on Pier No. S North River For state rooms
and berths Apply on tosrd, or 4 desired 70 secure
70 and N West street N. ".
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NORTHERN

E
CENTRAL RAILWAY.
SUPERINTENDENT's OFFICE3
CALVERT STATION, Baltimore. May I8, 1881.
On and after sunday, May 18th, 1851, Trains on
the NORTHERN CENTRAL RAILWAY ar
rive and depart as follows, until further notice.
TRAINS NORTH.
MAIL at Is A. NJ,
EXPRESS at 5 50 p. NJ.
HARRISBURG ACCOMMODATION at 9 p.
M.
The 8.l5 A. NJ. train connects at Relay House
with trains on the Western Maryland Railroad;
At Hanover Junction With Hanover and GettsbuIs
Railroads; at York with York and Wrightsville
RAILROAD; &C Harrishprg nth Pennsylvania Rail
Valley RAILROAD to Ner York direef; az NOrthum
oerland with and b. railroad for Kingston and
ali parts OF Wyoming Valley And 81 Sunbury with
the Philadelpha and Erie RAILROAD Tor sil parts
Northern Pennsylvania and New York.
The $50 Z. Nj train makes all the above con ueo-
lions except Hanover Railroad, WrishtsvIlle
Railroad and the Lebanon Valley Railroad.
Inc 8 +: M train makes connections with Penn
sy.vanIa RailrC sd for all parts Of the West, and
direct connects for New York.
TRAINS ARRIVE.
Mai ats 10 p NJ; EXpref al IS A, NJ; Harris
burg Accommodation az rs p. M.
For Tickets and infor alton insuire nj the
Ticket Ofioe, Calvert Station, Baltimore
j. G. CLARK, Sup't
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49, re fsoS ! ssgSSsE 4s tJS Old

Lave. IL. over end S q Gs f9sf 1ock B.u
more, west nde, DAILY, (sundsys incloded, st
eonneoting With the Railroad Lines. to ard Hom
Wssh!ngton, ID. c., PhisdslPhia Ney York, Boo
West, Immedistey af tbs ARRIVAL Of the Express
Train from New OF and Philadelphia
The following 10 the Schedule:
From New York 20 Fort Monroe and back. sH
From 3. t,rotp. % AZ 49, ck--'---'-''----
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. at the New gersey Railroaa Once
foot of CORTLAND street
In Phi. sdep hIs, at the Comp,ny's ofhoe, N. w.
corner of Sixth and Chestnut streets or at The
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In Baltimore, on board the Steamers, foot of
Union Dock. HUGH Q'CONNER,
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sssEEt&5 }fsHsi ,. 4 &.

,GHEAIC kNTkAl kOUTk FOR
EEaaEk gMfEEssT6,I H,H a.! Ev RsR r oiI
Sss SS1E oty depots q Hnd.oS River Rsiifcss
daily. Sundays excepted. sc follows;
Prom Chambers street Prom Sist st. station.
Att 100 At7Sam
ms ssa an and Bus.lo '"'n
Trsin with sleeping
connecnps ., Albany With the New Y " Z cen-
tral Railroad Cor Schenectady. Rochester, Utica,
eatsvi.. Rome, aud stations on Rome and WsteT-
town Rsilr 81, Rufslo. syracuse, Niagara Fails,
Suspension Bridge, A burn, Gene Va. Csnandaigua
Trai in connection leave Buffalo aud Sutpsn-
sion via Lake Shore, Bufal o snc AXE Huron and
great Western Railroad. for Hamilton, Toronto,
Ia Crosse, Madison. Prairie Du CHEN, Ga ens,
Dunleith, Dubueue Peoria, Rock Itlapd, Musos-
tine, Iowa City, Burlington, Quincy, Spring fed,
Alton, ST Louis, Cairo, Terre hsute, lndianapolIs
Louisville, Cincinnati, Layton. Columbus, CIrve-
land, and al points West, Northwest and south
NORTHERN ROUTE
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Troy A
Boston and Reps. a. Saratoga Roads for Ssratots,
MhItehsil Rutland, Burling ton, ~ lb.ns, Rouse
IL Freight ARRANGEMENTS BY this route "A
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots IA
Chambers and canal streets. are 81 al times as
The facilities Of this great Nav Work Routs, the
West commend II TO the ooLhdepoe Of merchants
an Shippers Tor promptness and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with smoking and Sleepirg
Cars ron IN connection on the New York Central
For particulars ss 10 local trtins and Freight or
rsngements, inc uire at the depot, IS warren at
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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READER,
L ERUsE The foll8v,nE statement and then judge


OF Its facts for yourself
ABkAM COLE, Of Brooklyn, ". Y, well
Known oltlIen there, had suffered from Dyspepsla
tor some years, without permanent relief, artiI he
TILED AYERS PILLS, which taken according 70
the dlreotlops for thus complaint restored MIN to
heath IN fow weeks After an Interva of some
m9nth ne mas had no return of his complaint
eruption on big neck, shou- ders, back and leg,
Mnion covered about one third of his body. II kept
Often S raw sore vas Of course very tfopble.ome
to unft hint or business and kept him in constant
:uteTIng; Al MEDICAL aid failed hlm until he took
AYERS COMPOUND EXTRACT SARSA-
PARlLLA, which CURED him. His skin still shows
some scars from the ulceraton but 1t is otherwise
as clear as an lnfsnts.
John II. SHOOK, ESQ an eminent lawyer of
Richmond, Va. took cold which settled on HIS
lungs A severe pain set in on the left side, with
BAD cough, which was soon followed by the unmis-
akaGle symptoms Of consumption. When reduced
very low he commenced taking AYERS CHER
RI Pee rokAL, which soon stopped the cough
Prepared By DR.. ]. G. AVER & CO., Lowell.
Me1s ma Is cots
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WATcHREEsAAINEIGNSsS AN6RssItvER WARE

nshed with complete set Of tools for repair. -
ing every description Of fine Watches, and "a
Particular attention give 70 the same, by -
mo ugh competent workman and g.. work sl,ScHn
1Se Also. every desonP ion Of standard SfEHER
WI kE, PLAIN and ornamental, manufactured tIndeI
my owu 4up(Rvislon, which my customers Will 6nd
NJ pperiof In suality and finish TO northern vnre
as:s: e and r. g x s
,ssss sIa - : S3o Ps. aysaas. nsaS Ssf
W. - ~
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/ INlON PAPER AND ENVELOPES.-Tven
~ ~ different styles of Note and Letter Paper
with Envelopes TO match.
Views Of Washington in the form of q Rose, and
In Eook form; also, separate
All the Daily And Weekly Papers constantly on
hand Herald, Times, and Tribune received every
night At O'Clock.
Papers from all parts of the country
Becdle's Dime Novels and Song Books.
A fresh supply of Books for summer readinr.
cheap =. = =
A large assortment of yuveniIes-Msyne Reld,s
boo5s, holio Books, Abbott's Histories, go.
discount OF 10 20 80 per cent. on all bound books
FRENCH RICHSTEIN.
ma % National books tore, 27S pa Az
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NEWA E fSsk, E sAtkk5Sp AMP

Ahos taMER kREaRGEMRESfs
conmencins Nond., No s,th Ji,et
For Absny-llOo .. N. fsst express train from
18th street.
For Dover Plains-ten .. m stopping at White
PlIins and stations north 10 Dover plsins-ffom
18th street station
This train vii run to Millerton ever saturday
evening"
For Croton FsIs-s:l5 .. m. stopping 81 81 sta
tons north OF fordham from - h street station.
For w hIts Piains-S:So, $50 and 500 .. m. ttop-
PING at al stations from 18th street station.
FOR w hlts z elne-6:b p. N. stopping at oil sta
lions from w hlte street stsflon.
For Williams Bridge 7:Sn, Isis q. m. and $50 ..
m Stopping 81 al stations from nth street station.
Returning will leave
Albauy-e.oo q. m. last e1 press train.
Dover eins-6:So o. m. This tram leaves NH
leIton ever Monday morning ats O. NJ
Groton Falls-6 .. an.
White PlaIns-6;IO, 200 q m. $50 a. TOO D. m.
Williams Bndge-6:Sn, $50 q. m. A. ls00 D. m.
SUNDAY trains will leave 9Th Avenue corner 2ad
street, for Central Park, YorkvIlle, Harlem and
High Bridge every few Rinutes, from 600 a. m 10
7no m. John BCRCHILL, Asst SURE
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JUsT EESEIyEp |. lsTfe lot Of sUMnER
;.s:: 80 i ss. IN !. E sod 81 II, ~
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY,
LIMITED STATES MILITARY ROUTE.

III A6c hoSAb ~
IL
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS
CHANGE OF hours.
On and after Monday, August 19th, 1881,
%PAssENsER TRAINS WILL RUN As FOLLOWS
LEAVE WASHINGTON 1t and 1sp q. m.
50 and IS p. m, arriving 1t Baltimore at 7<S and
$40 .. m. AMI <.a5 and 80 p. m.
LEAVE BALTlMORE 81 40 and 70 o. m and
SS and m arriving at Washington at and
lo.S6 q. m and at 81 and g. Is p. m.
Passenger Trains Leaving Washington at 80 n,
m. and 80 p. Inland Baltimore ct % q. m and SIS
2. MAKE direct connexions for Annapolis NJ the
Junction.
Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at and
I'D .. m. and 80 2. m. MAKE direct connexions q
Baltimore for Phllade,phia and New. York.
All articles of freight (not contrabend Of var)
VII be transported over the line. Tonnage Trains
VIII leave Baltimore st 20 O. m. Leave Washina-
ton at p. m.
By order Of the Secretary Of Var.
THOMAS H. CAMPBELL,
Assistant Manager. au l7-6
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M. N. FALLS. Pres't
KaN fSs 3IskS$S9SSkEr mp Xxx Xxx

sPRLNg IND sgMMER BMENT.
Trains toy PhIl.dsl Obi. Win esvs Prssdent street
Depot daily leIoest Sundays Q. follows, VIZ:
s3 4. M; Evening Mail st - o'eloof. On SUN
DAYS ~ IS r. M. only. All trains connect With
days.
Freight Tran With passenger o., attached
leayes 81 3 II. NJ stopping 81 all Stations between
Baltimore and Hsvre de-6rac..
Passengers for Delaware and the Eastern shore
Of MsJland Will find the most expeditious route By
way of WILMINGTON,
b-An Colofed Persons must give bond before
WIN. CRAWFORD. Aren't
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NEW YORK AN ERIE RAIL

MIA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Cha mseT.
STREE, New YORK AZ foIlovs nIi
and principal lnterme" la'e Stations.
Ga. m MAIL, for Dunkrk. and intermediate
stauors-Thls Train remains over MIR Int at ElmIrs
and proceeds the next morning.
5000 m. MILK dsIls f., for Ousville, and inter
no q m ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
Jervls, and inciPel STATIONS
and intermediate Statiops,
500 p. M: NIGHT EXPRESS. daily. for Dun
XIX, buffalo, Cenendslf ua And prIncipel Stations
TIE Train Of Saturday stops az al Mail Train
Stations, and runs only 20 Elmira.
sos. m. ACCOMMODATION for bonneville,
N.rn.S,., ,CHas; MINoT. Gent supt.
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NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

~ NOTICE TO TKAyELERs.
mail service between Washinfton, H-
sos S%cr e s I. Old Point 'ro s sS
Monday, the apth instant the Bay Line Of steamers
AL al i save Bstim9rs EVERY DAY tsIseBt sesZ
o'eloek ,. m, or Immediately ster the arrival u
the Washington Train, which leaves w ashinFton
at ~ O'clock D. m.
m 0-u FALLS. Pres,t
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A NEW BOOKS,
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NAVY BEEF AND PORK FOR 1889
NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BxYeda Of Proutst0as dad CiothisK

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
Bxrsas Of Provisiors aad CIotAiss,}
August 81, 1851.
Beef" and " Proposals for Pork, IS the case NAV
be, will be received at this cflce until O'Clock I.
u. on Wednesday, the 18th day of September next,
risk to the United States, ct the following Nav
Yards:
Barrels Beef. Barrels Pork
At Charlestown, Mass -. $500 $3.50
At Brooklyn, N. Y. Also 5000
At fhiladelphis, Penn. IL, 900 1870
The daily Gate City., 1861-12-13

marauding parties and armed men will be
shot Morgan's force is composed OF
Missourians enlisted under CANDLES call.
A strong force including Col. Jennison's $
Regiment, the sth Kansas, Col. Vessel,
q portion of the 7th Missouri and other
troops are ordered to West Point, Bates
county, Mo. The last report from Puce
states that he wns still at Oseeola, and
made speech yowing vengeance on Kan
sas for burning that place
A skirmish took place on the 9th inst,
on the border Of Johnson county, between
Missouri refugees aided by some Kansas
men and body Of rebels Three rebels
are reported killed.