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IL D1D you eyer have the Sick Headaohei Do
you remember the thIobbing temples, the feyersd
How totally unfit you were for pleasure, oonverss-
uon or study One of the Cephaic Pills would
then experienced. For this and other purposes
you should always have q box of them on hand 30
use az occasion eeuires.
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FOR ALL DISEASES OF IaPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DFLIClCY PRETENr.
APPLY IMMED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE.
IN FROM ONE 10 TWO Dlfs.
w..i,.. .fa, Bach, su.t,r.. As..r... .fas Ela,.,,
s.suis, s.i,.:.s.. by,.;:, rs e.
t.ass sfIe... Plrit.sss ss,ks s..rs .lals, ,.n.r.
ness nln, af....os Of n. Lsag., s.ases 81 I.s.-
f..sI... Dr.scfsl .ss Ds.rs.a,. PRESSES. .ssS r.s
Ger Marriage isysssls sne dssss.y bets hsaJ sss Mind
..,..,.,, s .osss ~ s. ,,.,,- ..a. WA.
tAsi afsstfs and dssursa,, hahn veiee .ahs.y
..a si.s "a srsss iss.I.s. ~. ess s.'.
sstrsnesd stsning asnsiss v hs thsndss sftsStssss
vshsd ss'sau de h'Rf lyr'. .AJ ssn VIII fs ssss-
n.E.. s.ng ..n. q tay...i .'siasss, .'s.sis e.SlJ,
h vss placer ssn..fssss, u, .ar. Of Dr. ga, r.hrs
ss.y ssases IN h ssnsr a, cssflsaa sst ssafsssuT sy
OFFICE Ne sosTu PsxDrRIcrsr.rry.
-, .ss s.na sai ssIs f,.. ..n., .us,s s s''.. We.
ssss ss ala .se sss,sis ss,s.,.
BN JOHNSTON,
ns.ssn .fis Rsys College .fsssEs.... ksses. rr.ss.s
pal. q L.ad:ei P.rs. rh.d.lyhis .se ..sS.r. IA.
ls..., ..., s....d .IS ris1ias i =. S..s
s..sd.. sisS tr.S..ai sis.hiaa ,S.as.s .sss
e.ss via q mind. csrsd sdi.isI,
TAKE PAKrlcpkAK NOTICE.
fssaf hsn and eAsr vhs have alsrsd {. .ussIvss sy
esuAin pfaeaes iDdtlrsd IN when asns hsSI fsQtsst
lssrnsd IRON evil esSnpsnisas. ssbss sfssa
ssedsu marriage lnPss.Ais, snd destroys .iss
SS..: ..a. q. .ss .s.,u ,..a..
s Pm. n q. .. . $780, ss- ed. s,ss &c
fsyu Paptausn Of the Esar D,spspsv Nerves. Irfs tI
y. DsrsnE sfths De EIt,
nfNTkLLY:-rs. f..risl Effects en- n. mind as. -,sA.
sfsPrit,, Evil FsrbsdiAfs sfseeisty Gs s.s
1--we sstsds, rlnIdfty, sf he pre-
NERVOUS DEnkYY-Ysssn,.d,s. "a. ..v ,,dr. VIA,
ths sass Of h.I declining hsslth, issht their vss
aSpssraRss sssst The essgh sf
DzEAsEs or IMPRpDENCE
hs has imSissd q. .s.ds q "A. ps,pf, d,,,, 80.
happens that an usd sfsAas dread
an ,.I sPPySs !. :so.. ys. re. :sssa.s ,ss
q ssnng ssA his P.ssnisrJ sS..nss I..I hia usiss
tnsd dssp. leave bin vie r.n.d s.sIsS !. ,,r,
ever b., ghng dsApPsntmsRti sfth.t deadly
tsrnss d.ssss .eh as Ef.euea. 81 "a. sssr hr.s r..s
sn With fghsl rspidity al dead ssss
discovered essntry frsu vhsss trsv,sr T,ts,
- OVERWHELMINGLY FOR ORGANIC wEAkHEss
AHD INP0YErCr.
sPssdy ADD -. Tir.r rs.s.rsd fI..sssas ia.
Lost nsrvess tad esstatse, vhs ksd lss all hsBa
All np.dinsGs n,TT.r. rsyss.i or k..ssI p.,s.II-
lssneos Lsss Of rrssTsEVs PsvsT HsTysss Iril,stiy
.n..f .Re M..sRs" o. frAsssas. sfIIs -ss' ''s'fsi
INDOlsEMrsr or pHErIn
We MANY TE0psAHDs cared stthis ia,titsuss s,tsls
cal sp.asa. rsr.rnsd By d. Jsssa.c, .Sasss.S ;, y.
rye1,n " the PsPsn and many Dsrs.nt, nsut.. q
siees his standing f.ss-ss sksS..t.T ssd T.sy.-s-
snv' 10 "s si'st rsussiss 70 NE sflstsd- tahstly
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PUBLIC ADV ERTISEMENT.
u B Lie N OF Z G 3.
DEPARTMENT or THE INxKRIoR, I
Wdshf0s Ton. Dec, Is, le60.

WASHING tos, Dec, %, 1850.
Public notice IL hereby given that bonds and
coupons annexed, of the description hereinafter
set forth, have lately been uiously abstaoted
from the custody Of the Interior Department, the
same being the property of the limited States and
held trust for certain Indian tribes. Notice has
also been given to the proper officer Of the respeo-
tive States to stop the PAYMENT hereof; and ell
persons are warned against puroha Sing or recsrv.
ing any of said bonds and coupons, . the claim Of
the United States thereto will be prot eouted to the
utmost extent. Each bond being for tho sum Of one
thousand dollars, VIE:
SIX per cent. Missouri Coupon Bond Z, issued In
June and August, 1857.
State of MISSOURI, st. Louis and Iron Mountain
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,ardiy Realized.

Hi ed N 'orrible 'esdache this afternoon, hand
pped into the hspotheceries hand says hi to the
man, Can You hease me Of an 'eadaohe!' "Doea
il haohe ard" ssys'e. "Hexoeedingly," says hi
and upon that e gave me q Cephalio Pill. hand
pom me 'onor IL CURED me so quick that / 'srdly
realized I'D I'D an 'eadache.
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FACTS WORTH KrowINs.-Spsldinx's CephARo
Pills arc CertS in cure for Sick Headache, Bili-
Gus Headaehe, Nervous Hesdache, Costiveness
snd General Debility,
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= ELEGANT CLOTH CLOAKs.
SUsT Opened for the Christmas and New Years
1fsssns, Al msrksd down st the lowest prices %
DEL wv. COLBY q CO..
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NorK.-Bonds No. 1000, and below Of this series,
issued juno, 1857, and bonds No. 2s0l, and above
thai, dated August, 1857, payable at the Phoenix
Bank, New York CITY, in 1887.
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WORTHLESS bonds are dstsd Jenuary, lssz-,sy
&hle Janusry. lsss, q BaRk Of Republic, New
North Carolina six yer cent. Coupon Bonds-oou-
pons parable In April and October, vis,
thonE q: a. 90 q issotsorsss De Wssssra NorsS
X ssoHhns ,s .siIosd C?mIs.y sesgtsr q detsd
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NoIE.-Tho bonds numbered a5l6 and below, L.
sued In January, ian; No. 1910, and above fhsk,
New York city. A~'
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NorBcThese bonds sre dated January, ls57,
PAYABLE at Bank of Commerce, New York, In
November, lss6-interest payable In January and |
July Of each year.
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A FEW FINE PIANOS FOR RENT BY APP
~ 's,ns esrls Also, neg i2t q chleberhr
Two Piano. ~ so s,1 Pa !: ss sss sa And iS "a
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Thee a SSnds sEs Sssd NY PsysSs
able In January and July.
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!. sess 8: t &: Al ssa y.
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pixS9 RoRTEsATP RICEsT TO SUIT THR
\ lin ES.-Sales must be forosd; store too mref
49, John r. ELLIs,s
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MEDICINES.

~ BAkTIE0Rn
LeCK Fs0sfirAL,
Has DSssessrs< ia ssssf Csrfsss, Syssdy SD esly
Efsefsol Rssssds ~ tks Void,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IAPRUDENcE.
LET NO FALSE DELICACY PFETENT.
APPLY MINED ATELY.
A CURE WARRANTED, OR NO CHARGE,
IN FROM ONE TO TWO DAYS.
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NoIB-These bonds are dated January, 1856
payable January. 1885, at Bank of Republic, New
York. Interest payable In January and July.
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DR. IOlHfrQN.

sesen sns hsys Csusfs sfssffse.s. Asses., frsesss
us sos o. NE meat eminent Celsfss n ths tnusd esiss
It.ls Lsadsat Psrn, rhadslfhia and s.vh.rs has e.
tsetsc ssms 81 the meet tstsnishinr
knsvni many rssssd vita riArinf In the head
When asssP great nsrressnsss beng alarmed ssddss
onss va dsr.nrsns.s - 80 ..ss.1
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NoIE.-These bonds are dated March, 1857; pay
Able March, 1887, ct Phoenix Bank, New York; In
terest payable in January and July Of eaoh ye6s.
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OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY OF rHR INTERIOR,
December %, 1850.
s2-dd J. THOMPSON, Secretary,
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RAGE being sv,rss Of rAysssl vsskasss, sss.sfs e,,
tsfsrntss, ks, speedily sxrse.
Gs vss Placer ssa..fsnsss u, sa.. Of Dr. o. ga, r.nrs.
sssiy esofes In hs bsnsr cssfssa sa s.afdsuT
upsn his still physisisA.
OFFICE n. sosTp PaxprRIcrsrrrry
len hand side Seing frsn Hxuasss
As esrusf Fat nst 70 ssssrrs ssd sssssI ksasrs
aid n
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THE EVENING STAR.
~
ARLINGTON.
IfoR The STAR.

ARLINGTON.
Arlington Heights constant view Of my child
hood,
Long by Potomac's broad river at rest, 4.
Changed are your hills and your green clustered
Wildwood
Changed the emotions they bring to my breast !,
Years wss the silence that reigned there unbroken
BY sught save the sound Of the viol and dance,
which, Joined with the spring streams glad
9uaver, gave token
And wOoed to the beach the good Sage Of the
Manss.
Alb 81, down the path still my memory seem,
The way that he cams. with hi, v.,ys Of low
To tell DER the story Tat time was efacing.'
Inc tale OF bis boz hood, and gain be a boy ~
In groups BY she spring, how we youngsters have
lisieptd
To tabs Of Noun, Vernon and Washington.
horse,
Our eyes beamihg wonder, while Al, proudly
And burned with the theme Of hi, cherished
discourse.
To Arlington House twas his pride Oft to lead
Illus,rious with art from his pencil, o'erhupg-
ana NiIi We same theme, would the Patriot plead
To heed on hiscanvas, as L card from his tongue.
Changed, changed are your bills and your gresn
clustered Wildwood
MI crowned for the battle, but ref Of your
crest.
Arlington! Arlington. view Of my childhood
NO more shall gaze on your vision of rest
washington, October 8, 1861 ID.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
limited STATES MILITARY ROUTE.
SPECIAL NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.

On and after Monday. ssstemher 3, ISsI, Pas
BALTIMORE Will run as follows:
TEAMS MOVING NORTH
.MorninE Express leaye Washington s A. ~. Ar
i've 81 Baltimore IS A. N; PhIlsde pnis II 50 p.
New YORK p NJ; barris u,g LI5R m;
A. NJ. Arrive az Baltimore $40 A. NJ; Phi.sdelphia
SP New YorksP.M
Evening Express lesve WssHinrton 2S r ".
arrive a. baltimore AID r. N; Phnsdelphia 80
Evening ACCOMMODATION leave Washington 545
AN.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York at7A NJ; Philadephis n 81 a,
NJ, BALTIMORE ) Is P. N. Arrive at Washington $50
Leave New York at p. NJ; Phil.teiph,s 10 81 p.
NJ; baIumore5 A. NJ. Arrive at Washington 90
Aocommodat'on Trains leavs Baltimore at 9 ~
A N, and p. N and arrive at Washington 10 IS
A. NJ g Is 2. NJ.
Passenger Trains leaving Washington nrS
N And 2Sl r M, and Baltimore ats % A. NJ and S.l5
N make direct connections for Annapolis At the
Trains iesve AnnspolIs for Baltimore and Wash
lngton ~ 6,55 A. VI. and 2 p. NJ
passenger Trains lsaving washington st A. NJ
SD 2Si P. NJ. and Ba'timOre at 5 A. NJ. and Is P
" u stop only al Annapolis JNsefIos and Relay
Wa, Passengers are requested to take the 1e.
eommoddfioH Trans or the Regular Tonnage
TIsln, which Will Rave passenger car sttached.
=. .ralns VIII iesve the Washing ten Depot prompt
Al articles OF freight mot oontrsband of war,
VII De transported over the line Regular Tonnare
Trains VIII leave Baltimore at<A N Leave w ash
lnEtnn ats 50 P. NJ.
By order of tire S~cretary of War:
X. MORLEY, Genera Manager
THOMAS II. CANFlELD, AssIstant Manager.
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EcLean's Volcanic Oil Liniment.
GHE BKsY kINIMENY liz TEE WoxLpl

rae only safe and ssr.sn ssrs sr Cenes PiIss, Pa.
ssrI svsnfs and EIsDthils Csitrs Paralysis Hsu-
nr. Wsasn.s. Of tbs M..e.s, CSrsnis !naamns.sry
khssnstsrn suGnsrs 81 tie Jsns, Contracted msscss
kgsmtn, Esrashs fsstheehs pruisss Bprain, Frs,h
Csn, Wssnds ulssn, Fever ssIss, Caisd 6rsssi Ser.
aFEss EsIns, sssids, Sore Threat any
pain, ne dfsrsnes tsu ssysrs lsnE The disssss may
h,,s sIisisd MchfAaT CEkEbkAfED LIKlMENf 10
q ssTtain Fsmtdy
Ssessands Of hsnse beings bssn saved life Of dis
sIiisds and misery sy The Of this nvsluaSls
McLEANS VOLCANIC OIL LINIMENT
H rsisvs pain slnssi issatansss.y and il will esss
parity and hssi hs sssst iasrsdls shsr din
FOR HORSES AND OTHER ANIMALS,
stLnAns GENERATED LlklnENf 10 the snly safe
nd fshass remedy fer the Of Spawn, RnIbsn o,
Wntgulls, aplnts 1unslurs ksmps, Nedss svsln "a
never tssd 10 s.rs Big Head, Psllsvil, Fissls Old
Isnning ssrd, 81 tvssny, properly applied Per
ssin, sr.s.' ssIstsss., Crssh'd Seal. Cas., saddle
CsiaI Gala, Csis, esI, Hssncs, IL 10 ilfallISs
iastRRss.
fssn Ufs ne lsnssr via the nssy ~sshlsss kipin
sssnaM yss. ostsin supply Of DR. AckEAHs CELE-
bkAYhp klalsxkr. Il viii sUs yea.
j. u. hckfAN, Dsls PrsDris,ss,
Garner Yhrd asd fi,s sts., d. ksss, Ma
Astxs efOfr, Hs Pa. av, ssis agent 1. Wssaiss
Ss u. . = sIeszh. ssssSsiev. A-pkWIy
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10Y FOR THE SICK AND svEFERIN9
kEf ALL WHO ARE AFFLICTED
HEAp!
<PPLY THB k8HEDY

RHJGIeB IN REALfH.
prisaa, Do ycs sJEeT! Are yoe tho Victim 81 sAy
Of these naunerous ailments vkioh 1rlse frsm i'm
purity OF the blood! What arc they, do Jol sss :
Rsther ask, what are they not! The blood 10 She
sosTes OF life AID health and IL 70 the hrst element
she System, q the fsse nfa bly, kttests. The ever
prevailing NcsrslEis, tine Irritating ErJsrelas tie
subtle Sereiuls, the ssonisins HheumstiEm, Eer-
Debility, DJs7offa, Liver Comp Amt vi III ita
torsoT and desctI On, and tbs nenberess Ills that
iozh il heir 20 derive their hdeous origin fro the
blood. Desl kindly tken and gently With the blood.
gss the StAlEins resources Of nStere for its aid
and sIssr rs 10 6oInmend 70 7oxI oonhdepos and
4ss that trxiy valuable medicamsnt known 81
MIS-. n. CO.'S
INDIAN yzG STIBLE DEEOSTI0N,
With regard 20 this almost lrfsllible ePcoIfs
solpiAr Eeptlmsnt has spoken n deoIded terms
and the evidences Of this rreat eGcacy are sus-
RIlsd bJ coLxtsEt ayowA 8 OF Curative effects and
renodIes Gnd tho best medical skill have failed.
Let rs Say, IN CONCLUSION, that certificates
rot sought from the !lliteTste and super
scia, bat they arc volunteered from tho most re-
.peotabe sources and jurtify the hIghest terms in
rhIoh II is Fcsslhle to commend 80 yausbis q
specific to ypbic AYfroval, We may add also that
Tho curative properties of the medicine &c ua ed
eay by I.s restorative enscts the system recover
ing from disease With renewed constitutional visor.
For sale By oil respectable pr9SElsts n this
nty, and By the proprietor, MRS. NJ. COX,
sone genuine lIless hor name is blown on the
aottse and her seal on the cork
KAsisssh I..xt. r. &. :, CfSSEL, DrsEIist
seorr etovn, d. c., Wholesale Agent for the Dis
uict, and VIII ss,piJ the ;rade ii nv Prices.
Gs Il a.
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EsZvIlths k k5SSSsA sF SsiiS IL !

SS4Ekvik SRQTSS. sroNIN6i ON
TONoInland Routs-Tks shortest and most d
reot-Cerry tine Eastern NAL.
The .tes@ 96 RkEh tSigT R2cK; Capt J, z.
Williams, in connection with the Stonlnfton and
Providence, And Bos on and Providepoe Railroad 8,
leaving New York daily, Su ndsyt excepted, from
Pier No Is North River, Ct O'Clock p. NJ, and
be Mai Train which leaves Boston 81 8 81 p. nj.
The PLYMOUTH RUyK, from New YeTk-
Monday, Wednesds,, and FRIDAY. From Gro
ton-Tu sda,, Thursday and Saturday.
- The ooMMONWEAtTH from New Iorf-
Tuesday Thursday, and Saturday. From Groton
Monday, W Wednesday, and FRIDAY.
Passengers from 6roton PROCEED per railroad 10
Providence and Boston, IN fhe Is prsss Nail
Tram. reaching sad place in advance tho ty
other routes, and In amole time Tor o the es "
Morning Lines connecting North and East las
sengers that prefer t., remain ON bos'd the
s,esmer, enjoy n,thts' rest undistsrbee b.esi-
last II desired, ana leave Groton an the Z Is A ~.
Irsin, Connecting at Providence with Ihs -
Ere fro.n TIov,def ce n NewrOr'. Fifty oen,s,
A baggage master accompanies the STEAMER and
Train each way
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, OF r eit Mt,
,ppiy on board tine tt~emeT, ~ the frelIst
Once, Pier Ia North kivef, or 81 tbe Ofhoe al
the O. mpany, No. lis " et &c eet, corner 81 Ioft
land street. New York. Feb. q. 1861.
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SUMMER RETREATS.
SEA BATHING AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ At PoISr IOnK-0rf. MARYLANn.

SEA bATHIN6 AND SAFE RETREAT,
~ AT PoIsr LcoK-Ouf, MARYLAND.
This ce sbrated Bathing Place. situated at the
junction OF the Potomac River with the
chesapeake Bay, will be opened by the vEsAy
undersigned on the 10th of June, in the W:6 u
very best style, for al persons who may wish .
safe and quiet retreat, where they esn have the
benefit OF the best salt vstet bathing and enjoy the
deilcacies OF the wster, sHoh ss Fish Of a kinds,
Oysters, Crsts, 30.
Every tssatipnon of fishing tackle Will be kept
Tor zoe accommodation of guests.
hne livery stable kept on the farm
Also, ten pin alleys and billiard saloons with
a. other amusements usually found at suoh places.
The table will be supplied daily with fresh vege-
tables from the garden on the premises and from
- hmore and WASHINGTON markets.
stthe Bar.
Board, 90 per day; one week, sIa; second week,
elo; four weeks for SIS; children and oOlored SER
wants half-pr
The steamer st. Nicholas leaves Washington
Tuesday as IN. and Baltimore on Friday at p
m. The half past O'Clock p. m. tram from Wash
ingten will connect at Baltimore with the boats,
reaching Point Look tout daily q SO, q tri-weekly
ttsse from Washington, by way of Leonardtown
Add ess the proprietors, at Point Lookout
Washington: G, or AleIandIs, Va.
mSl HEFLEBOWER & co 4, Prop'rs.
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MILITARY BOOKS

~ MILITARY BOOKS
u RENCH RlCHSTlkN have jas, received
iarge and compiet- Assortment Of Military Boots
per cent. below the regular retail prices.-in-
a hev edition Of Eardee's Infantry and Rihs
Tactics, oomplets, els
Tor 'es' yOlnnteers' N annual, 2 vols. O.
Ale z yomfenoigm Of Hardeet Tac,ics, SIC
6rose's Military sargers. 15c
Mahan's Eleid Fertilization and Ontp' a., esck 70
Harcee's Tactics, cheap ed ition, $50
The SOLDIERS Guide, q oomplete nIsnssl and
drill book for the use OF tAe Volunteer Militia AID
the Home quad. $50
The Hand Book Tor the q. 9. Solder. tein,
nrst eo;k OF instruction 70 the u. =. lHf.ntry Ise-
ce hIse. niIissry Maps, Map Of the sesie< War.
Flags, Badges ann Medels Il ever, desSnp1nh.
tSJ OF the Above sert ~ mail FREE.
FRt SCH 4 RICfsr =
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LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
FOR NEW YORK.


r The Camden ard AmhOy and Philadelphia and
SIN TSkfh STFEskE .. %a !. 81
ATS NY. Camden and AmboJ. &C. and A.
AIS sI 4. II via Camden and Js-.e, Cts,,,N
Al 4; n, via Camden and Jorsc, City. Morn
AtIih a: NJ via Kersinrton and Jersey City.
.!Westsrn EIpresGl
At i2a r. NJ, viz Camden and Amboy. tAcoommo-
APP ~, via Camden ana Amboy. &C. and A.
At % P NJ, via Kensinston and Jersey City.
tESsniPs EIpress,G GA.
-(sscopd Glass TIcketj GNU ''''0' .i''
Ats ?. NJ. via Camden snd Jerrey City, (Evenlns
Atm NJ, via Camden .nt Jorss, City, (south-
ton, fright snd passenger, Fist Clrss Tioketj
r he's, Mail TIsin sSns daily. The IN p.
ton, 90, attic A. IA; and o. +. h.. from Kes-
For Water Gap, stroud burg. Scranton, W likes
ftnm ksssintsoS E,ei nss Seaq. g. at 10 a.
Fer For Nsa.h SaIIs, AIIeqstOxn and Bethlehem. ..
the 10 A. NJ Il 9 connects With the train leaving
Por Mount Holly at and A. N. and and C<
sT ssSHi9 Tfsst o. q aG sns IO 4 and
IA r. M from Remington, and ~ p. M from
Walnut street wharf
For Palmyra Rfverton Delanoo, Beverly. Bur
:inston, Fi3reLnooo, Bordentovn, TO-, at 12k, 1,
Steamer Trenton for Bordentowu, and interme-
dIs.e places, At ~ p. II. from Walnut stree,
HI For Now York and Way Lines. leaving
KensinGton Depot, take the cars on Fiffh street
above Walnut, half az hour before depa -ture The
from the de rot.
tIity pounds of baggage only allowed to each
passenger. Passengers are prohibited from taking
anything 81 baggage but their wearing Apparel
All baggage over fifty pounds to be paid Cor
baggage To one so ~ nar non sal n.y. 1T
liable fSr any amoun bsy ond one hundred DO lars
except BY specie contract.
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FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
,feM AND Fall RIVER:

RJ lne.
BAY STATE. and STATE OF MAINE, 81 great
strength and speed, but particularly adapted 10 the
navigation of Long lie and Sound, runnlEg Ia cOB-
neotIon with the Fall River a"d Old Colony Rsll-
road, distance Of So miles only TO Boston
Leave Pier No. North River near the Battery.
The Sissmer EMPIRES Capt Breyton.
Mondays, Wednesdays, and Fridays, st o'olook
4. NJ, touching at NevPort each ysI.
Tie Steamer METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, on
Tuesdays, Thursdays AID SATURDAYS, ct O'Clock
p. NJ, touching 81 Newport each way.
These steamers ae fitted with connections
state rooms, and every arrangement for the secprl
y and CONT rt OF passengers who are Afforded By
this route q nights rest on board and arTiN a.
81 Fall River proceed per Steamboat Traiu.Teach-
Ing Boston early the following morning or may
renal on board HECl starting OF the Accommoda-
ton ats A: NJ, by which they may reach Boston
about as A. M.
A baggage master is attached 10 each steamer,
who receives and tickets the haggage. and accom-
ponies tho eame TO its destination.
A steamer Tur IN connection with this Line be
tween Fall River and Providence daily, except
Sundays.
Freight 20 BoEton Ia forwarded through with
great dispatch b. an Expros. Train, which leaves
Fall River ever morning, Sundays eIceE:CS, q,
~ O'Clock for Boston aid New Bed.oId, arriving
81 lts destination al about IL A NJ
FOR freight or PISS sage, Apply CD board. or at the
once on Pier n o. North River For stare rooms
and be ths apply on Soard, or If desired 20 s@ou re
them IN advance, 20 VIM BORDEN, Aft
20 end III W est street, n Y.
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", FOR TIE
tQ2&d[F1 WEST AND SOUTH
BALTIMORE AND OHIO

Is follows, vix:-Leays Camden station. Bsu.
more,1Mall, except Sunday,J a. 50 A. NJ; tx
press dairy at 5. Is +. NJ. Both Trains 90 directly
SOUTHWEST AND NORTHWEST.
FOR WAY PASSENGERS
Between Banmors and Piedmont take the A. NJ,
Tram; 0etween Pledmopt and Wheeling take 40.
eommodshon Train, les,ins Piedmont a. S. 90 A,
"A and between Grafton and farkersburr, tsfe
the 3 81 nj Train from Baltimore
Tho EREDERICK TEAIN l. AYES Raltimors
HSS "a And EIeierick q. $50 A. IA
nmore az % and s.l5 A. ". and g and $50 p. M !,
and no r.. M. NN -1 'eAN S~'
For further information, TIekets of every kind
DO, apply TO ]; T, ENGLhRb Aren't, n Camden
station, or at the Ticket o!iiae
w. p SMITH,
Master OF TtsneDortion.
Ia NJ. COZ u, Gent Ticket Agent
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DENTISTRY.

NJ TEETH.
W. LOOMS, M. D., the inventor And patentee
ofths MINERAL PLATE TEETH, 49,
tonds personally at his ONCE N this city .6T@
Many persons oan wear these teeth vhOo
cannot wear others, and no person oan wear others
who cannot wear these.
Persons calling at my ofioe can be accommodated
with any style and price Of Teeth they may desires
bnt TO those VINO particular and wish the purest
clesnest, strong 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 strest, Phi adel
thla lS-h
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III The streams In the central parts Of New
England are now quite low for October, and un
less we soon have copious and long continued
rains, many factories having government con.
tracts Tor army cloth, blankets etc, will have to
suspend operating entirely, at best only run on
half time.
WHi,.Why is tea-ehest, second person, like
ABOUT nfteen grains Of quinine! Because Ii Is
tea-chest - Thou teachest.n In I.ntin Z. ss,n
doces," and fifteen grains Of quInine are two
8cses Hls very plain, after you zee Il clearly
comprehend. -
ID About sixty men have been enlisted for the
corps OF engineers during the last two months
fork-fork having contributed not more than
bali score twill take long time to raise this
Solps TO The fun standard authorized by the las,
W A paragraph In the last European Times
saSs;-rwenty thousand muskets sold by Prnssls
20 toe United States Of America have been sup
pled from the depot Of Stettin and are now be-
ing removed to Hamburg for shipment
. III Most Of the Secessionists say there ism u auy
Us Government. Prentice thinks those of then
In Fort Lafayette think there Is.