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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
BY order Of the Court.
J. h MAS~ER, OK. O e..
Sunbury. March 9, 1861.
Notice to the Heirs of the estate Of Jacob
Dres3lar, deceased.

Dressler, deceased,
Northumberland County s..
AT on Orphans Court for the county OF
Northumberland. held at Sunbury, on the
lIth of January, 1861 in the matter Of the
estate Of Jacob Drrssler, deceased the Court
granted a rar directed to the heirs and legal
representatives OF said decedent to accept or
refuse TO take the real estate OF said deCedent
at the valuation, to wit :-DAuiei Drpss.er
residing in the State Of Illinois John Dress
ler Joseph Dressler, Sarah Daniel, late Sa.
rah DressIer Hannah Dressier. intermsrred
with Michael limerick Jacob Dressler, Elias
Dressler and Isaac Dresser, who are minors.
and have for their guardian Solomon blllman)
Harriet. intermarrlrd with Beujapin Stepp.
who is deceased, leaving her husband, EaniA-
min Strpp, p,surylNiug, one child namely. S5reh
Jane Strpp. who is minor and has for her
guardian Benjamin Stepp, all of No.thum.
berland county, Fenusylvan.a, 10 be aud ap-
peer on the first Monday OF next Term Of
said Court, VIZ: the first Monday Of \ pril
next, to accept or refuse TO tDke the said real
estate Of the valuation thereof or show cause
why the same should not ha sold according
to the Act OF the General Assembly in such
cases made and provdej. All Of which the
said heirs Of lue said jacob Dre,slpr deceased
aud all other persons Interested. viii please
take notice
F}y order Of The Cout.
J. Il. MASSER, CIR. q. c.
DAVID WALnRON, Sheriff.
suobury, Frb. l6, ls5. 81
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J. 4. CIANDALL'S
PATENT SPRING HORSE,

1<o oAoAD~A "A ~'D w So1N"'
Should be in every family. School, Gymnasi-
um, Asylum. and Hospital in the land. Are
not DANGEROUS, like the common Rocking
Horse. Stands firm on its Pedestal, will not
wepr CARPETS, and has no Rockers to injure
the Feet.
Health ard happiness in the same snddle"S r. Willis
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War! War F.! War [!

COME FROM THE NORTH.
COME FROM THE SOUTH,
COME FROM THE EAST.
COME FROM TIE WEST,
Save the country and build yourselves horncu,
for new is the time to ge: your Lumber cheap
Yes,
LUMBER! LUMBER !! LUMBER II!
can bo purchased at low rates at the STEAM NJ
= 4 L Il
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EvERYwHERE.

CONTEMPORARIES, TOYS &c.
M O. GEARHAT,
G>ONSTANTI.Y keeps on hand all kinds of
4 ] Conlectionaries, Fruit and Toys, which he
is selling at wholesale and RETAIL Having the
necessary machinery &c, he is manufacturing
all kinds of Toys, and keeps up his stock so that
purchasers will not be at a loss for supply oil
almost any article they may desire.
APPLESi APPLES APPLES"!
Jus, received large lot Of apples, which hes
selling at wholesale and retail, at low prices.
Give us call
NJ. C. GEARHART
Sunbury, March S, ls6l.--f
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OUR NEW CLOAK ROOMS CON.
~ TAIN Elegant Cloth Cloaks.
Every new style Coat and Cloak.
Woolen, Broche and Thibet Shawls.
COOPER & CONRAD,
y rornsr = iuth and Market, Fh'ls.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1861-03-23
LooH EIERE
Every Man and Woman should Look
TO their own Interests :,
4 WS1~ TO av@"T

IA =
Veg w BOOTS AND SHOES-then
w you should look around and see where
esss.sa the Cheapest. Best and Largest ass1rt-
ment can be found TO select from. and whether
tho person who selected them is competent to
make good selection. | will say that my stock
has been selected by one who has had practical
experience in the business for about thirty wears
will also add that can sell, and will sch.
cheaper than you can buy at retail in the city Of
PhiladeIphi because nay rent and living is
uot one half as much o. jhere-and | can buy IA
cheap as they can.
As to the mode OF DONG business in the coun-
try, 1t is only necessary TO say. it iG generally
done, rs YOU all know, on 4 long credit, and I
say to YOU all--if you do business in tins way
you must let me say il YOU buy yoUr Boots and
Shoes at 4 credit store, you are bound to help 10
pay for Shoes bought by those VINO do not pay
The man who does not pay, must boy MS Boots
and Shoes at credit counter, aud II YOU bsy nj
the same counter YOU must help to pay all the
losses made AT that counter.
Thus you will see that the Boots and Shoes
bought a! my counter must be paid for a. the tgle
they are bought
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NRIED PEACHES. pared and impaired
~ at the Mammoth store Of
FRlLlNG & GRANT.
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PHILADELPHIA COLLEGE.

$. 4 corner Of .Scr,nti a.d Chesrw Streets.
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Consisting m par: ~
Black snj rancy silks Of ,c,y choice p,,,.,r.
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ToBAcco.-Nessrs. Grant, Hodgson Co, OF
London, in their monthly Tobtcco circu lar.
thus report the state of the market In the
early part OF the month there was a slightly
i'm proved demand for most descriptions, ana
which was maternity incre tsed on receipt of
uufivorable adVices from the United States.
Buyers, who h I'd previously acted on the sup
position that holders would be compelled to
submit to concessions, having purchased to
some extent, considerable activity soon became
apparent in the market, terminating in sales
OF $500 hhds., viz $500 hhds of Kentucky
Strips, 40 hhds. Leaf, 30 hhds. of Virginia
Leaf, and 200 hhds. Strips, the largest amount
of business transacted for very long period,
and entirely confined to the trade; further
,les of Western Strips would have been
effected, but holders declined operating at
present rates, and some parcels being with
drawn from the market. There has been more
demand for export, but sales have been limit
ed in consequence of the tirmness of holders
I'm ports, q hhds, Deliveries, ,033 hhds.
against 9S5 hhds. in the corresponding month
of last year. Stock, 20, 74l hhds., against IS
233 hhds. in 1860; II, 1873 hhds. in 1859; s,72s
hhds. in 1858; 10,To0 hhds. in 1857, and 9 ,33l
hhds in 1856.
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Rirhmnnh 9ispatrb.
PROV ASIA <GToN.
tspxoIAL COMPROMISES or rHx DISPATCH


WAsnIsaToS, Feb. IS 1861.
Lincoln visited his Capitol yesterday. In
the Senate he was received with distinguished
consideration on the Republican side. Dong
las imped up 10 him and gree; him loving
ly. He came over to the Democratic slice,
walked slowly aronnd, no one taxing tn t
Sigh test notice OF him, looked at map, m"
siunk out. In the House, Emerson ruie. iS -
played ring master, took Lincoln OUT Oh
wards hands, and introduced hin 10 s''e -;
puhiicans, who crowded aroma ii.' -,
servile promptness, making SUI a'sas Sor a ttrnr
that the business of the house was ~, TO ~ :
suspended. When he came over 20 she oe'i"
cratic side, he stood fully a minute peso n
one seemed 10 be- aware OF i,s Pr, IN h'.,t,s -,
coun tAnance fell he placed ooth hahts Vi
Tho hack of chair and his form seemed u
droop and give way ander the h"in,ualitS cih
harrassment. To relleSe hih', heHo"'ie'hs
bsSfepad from their side to surround MIN aiiC
engage him in conversation Harris, Letcn
er's successor and n member from missouri
were about the only Democrats who sought
an introduction 20 him.
The Peace Congress was in session until al
ter II o clock last night. 1t is known tha
the. debates yesterday were bitter, and a
times almost personal. People have ceased
20 take any interes; III the concern. Occasion
silly you hear the contemptuous laughter OF
Southern men. at the ease with which the
Yankees have toied the slave State Commis-
sioners along, till the Ruoicon of the 4th o.
March is nearly crossed Is Ii stupidity o!
t~s'acherv on the part of our members OF th'
Congress
Ne are not surprised at the Geographic re
port of yesterdays proceedings in your Con
Vention We knew that sooner or later the pre-
nonitory symptoms of the Rutfner Pamphlet
Confederacy would break out in that body
We have long been convinced that Virginia
has no inte?es, whateyer in anything outside
of the personal ambition and opinions of the
emancipation apostles and philosophers OF
Rockbridge. As for the seeded States, what
they TO u.s. Nothing. The Little Giant
Is God, and Lexington Is his prophet We
want no more.
hear that the Force bill will pass the House
to-day. Buchanan will veto it. Two days
ago, he had determined 10 pocket il. He has
decided 10 do one good action to redeem his
past career and besut,fy the closing hours Of
ms official life. The old fellow is breaking
rapidly. He can't sleep o nights. His con
science troubles him. His physicians have
advised him TO drink Augusta county wills
key and read the Rufner Pamphlet. They
say ii is an infallible antidote against politl-
Cal remorse. There is nothing like il to con
firm the sinner in the error of his ways and
keep him steadily up TO the work of prosecu
ting his own selfish schemes, AT whatever cost
OF ignominy TO his State.
Weather suitry. Dnst excessive. IsD,
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BBTRoTHAL OF THE SCLTAS's DAUGHrER.-On
Saturday Haski Bey. first Secretary of the
Sultan, proceeded TO the Porte with an Impe-
rial haiti, announcing that his Imperial Ma
jesty had been pleased To choose as husband
for his daughter Munire Sultsna. Ibraham
Pasha, son of Ria Pasha. On Sunday the
betrothal took place in the palace of the Sui
tana. The marriage ceremony, on account OF
the Sultana being widow, will not be cele
brated on Thursday, as usual, but on Monday.
The bridal presents are of unusual costliness
and beauty. They include a magnificent dia-
dem in diamonds, valued at upwards of ,000,-
600 piistres A necklace, fan, and ring set in
the same kind of stone; presents of great
value have also been given to other members
of the Imperial household. The Hasnedar
Usta has received six magnificent Indian
shawls. -Lspant Herald, 23d jim
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Core p0adelce oil tae istcAmuad Dispatch.
Preparation in Cumberland.
CrABgRLASp Co, Va,


Our County Court met on the Both ultimo,
tca!ied SESSION. and appropriated TO each oil
the three volunteer companies 80 333k {beng
ten thousand dollars) for aiming the same
Two companies. the Troop and Rifle com
ptny. being organized, prompsAy procured the
money, purchased the most approved arms,
and are now ready to repei Black Repubii-
cans If they attempt TO coerce any "seceded
seeding State" The third WAS not fully
org tuized, bnt rest assured that it, too, "wll
be also ready NJ.
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NEW RUG ST o IL T.

w ROBERT w. POWERS,
~ APoTHRcARY AND DkraG1sT,
Bags leave to inform his friends and the pubitc
that he has taken and re- fitted in new and hand
w God, and more recently by c. +. Dawson, No. -,
corner Main and Wall streets one door above tne
st. Charles Hotel, Richmond, Va. ana mas Jass
open ed with an entirely new stock OF
DRUGS. MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, Fanny ana
TOILET ARTICLES, PEKFUMERY, &c,
Comprising every article usually kept In his line,
selected in person by himself with especial refer
enee to their freshness, purity, and entire reii-
ability. nproa
CHEMICALS STANDARD PhARMACEuTiSAL
PREPARATIONS, SURGICAL fNsfRuhESis,
SC, very complete, embracing many ne" ana as
sirable articles.
PRESCRIPTIONS carefully compounded at any hour
of day or night.
nE' Orders promptly attended to-, o,yvvs
oc Sta RoBT. w. POWERS.
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EE Economy. -Housekeepers who regard
domestic economy as an item of consideration,
should SEMPLE'S INFALLIBLE BAKING
pow DER, for bread, ouckwheat, and battercakes
pastry, &C, aad save thereby time, labor and
expense, well as insure good bread.
For sale by Druggists and Gr1cers fe 90
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CARRIAGES, HORSES.
TAILORING.
CHNOND CLOTHING aIaNr

40 kICHMOND CLOTHING MANI
IA FACTORY The su bscribers have on han
large and complete assortment of SOUTH H.
IL ERN MANUFACTURED GooDs-Cloth-.
Cassimers and Eestiugs, of all grades, from the
following noted mills: Crenshaw. Mills. Rich
mond, Va; Miller q Co Mills, Cuipeper county,
Va Kelley, Ford x Cos Mills, Fredericks bnrg,
Va; Thomas Il Aimes' Mills, Marion, Smith
county, Va; Rock Island Mills, Charlotte, n. c.;
which We are prepared to make TO measure at the
shortest notice, and in the latest and most ap-
proved styles-goods that will compare in every
respect with the best Northern manufactured
goods, and many Of the Crenshaw goods equal in
quality 10 French. There can be no longer
excuse for buying goods manufactured out Of the
State. In addition, we keen always on hand
stock OF FRENCH AN D ENGLISH CLOTHS AND
CAsSlMERES, not to be surpassed by any house
IN the city. We have the best oI Cutters,
and corps of wOrkmen not TO be surpassed
by any bouse in the Union, with determi
nation to furnish our patrons with Southern
Clothlng-material raised South, goods we've
South, cut and made South, and trus. to be
soid aud worn south, as We are determined TO do
all in our power to push forward Southern insti
tutions. SPENCE & CAREY
Clothiers and Merchant Tailors,
"a = 1tus,, NH
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) A. BODEKER L CO., 4P0THECARIKs

81 A. BODEkER Il co. ,APOTHECARIEs
w near old Market, Richmond, Va, will keep
"a on hand general assortment Of pure Druss,
Medicines Chemicals, Oils, Paints, indow Glass,
Putty, Dye Stufs, Patent Medicines, Brushes, OF
al kinds; Surgical Appliances, Burning Find, Al
cohol, soaps, Perfumery, Fancy Articles, Garden
Medicinal Liquors, &C.
Prescriptions prepared at all hours, with special
care, by members ot the firm alone.
Physicians orders from the country executed
promptly, and the most reliable medicines iur-
nishs al - ias
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--7----1.--.---l -'ls'73s-'---
SPECIAL NOTICES.
' Encourage SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.

SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES.
Do 40. ard especially If you can obtain as desi-
rsbie foods without paying any '"'i' IVA
ean their actual worth.
OF THIS CITY,
Organized last year, aud IN order 10 make sueb
her Aid other Southern manufactures by furnish
Ing GRADES and styles of Goods that have never
heretofsrc been made la Virginia, they Oiled their
viii with machinery OF the best and finest quail
" They are new manufacturing FINE CASsl-
aERES aud CLOTHS Of every Variety, from Fine
virginia Merino and Mestizo Wool, and solicit
ne attention Of the trade in the South TO their
Goods. All who have seen their ARMY CLOTHS,
Military Institute, pronounce them al least equal,
II not superior ia quality, To those they had been
anylng heretofore, aud quite as cheap
The Virginia State and Central Agricultural So
cieties their Fair held In this city, in October
last awarded to this Company a GOLD MEDAL
Tor their exhibition OF Woclen Goods, which in-
eiuied some beautiful SHAWLS, BLANKETS, &c.
Manufactured by rs being what il is represented.
and under 10 circumstances will this Company be
Induced TO work shoddy in their Goods, nor Will
hey card any cotton with their wool -,
LEWIS D. CRENsHAW, Pres't.
sAmuEL p. MIrcHELL,1
WELtISSTos GoDpiN, Directors
JOHN II, MONTAGUE,
p. W. HARDWOOD,
As Agents for the sale oil the Goods mauufaetur-
I'd by the CREN SHAW WOODEN COMPANY, Of
RICHMOND, VA, we have now on hand abont %,
10 yard, of Fine, PLAIN and Fancy Single and
Double MiIIej CASslMEREs aud CLOTHS, be
ides lot OF FINE BLANKETS and GENTLE
rate OF ooo yards per week: all Of which we Of
er TO the trade at fair prices nd en- liberal terms,
with entire confidence that the enterprise will re-
CkENsHAw & Co, Agents,
Ie 2o-dts Richmond, Va.
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II CONE TVGhTHk k.-Then save money by
forts at the same time, by procuring Heaters,
Ranges and Stoves Of the latest and most approved
construction. The Victor Gas Burner warns
loses fire. The Portable Crate is both cheerful
and sensible. Stoves sold by me in years past
repaired, or taken in exchange for new. Second
hand Stoves sold cheap.
ALSo-Plumbing CAS- Fitting and Tin Work
done with dispatch, at the Governor Street Stove
Store" GEORGE SrARRETT. Belvin's Row.
Ta~ms cash. iaa
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NyOTICE.--Csptains OF Volunteer Companies
IN throughout the State are respectfully in formed
that the Commissioners appoiated by law for the
purpose Of obtaining Aeeoutrelneats, Ne, have
made contracts for these items and AZ fast AZ they
are delivered at this post they are issued imms-
diately. according to priority Of date al orders
CHARLES piMMuCk,
ia let's Capt. Sup. Armory. Richmond, Va.
nLD JAVA COFfEE.--los peckoss prime old
~ Java Coffee, receiving aud for sale by
IL LEWIS WEBB JOHN q. WADE.
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nOVK 4 CO.'S APPETIZER. -.For loss Of
~ appetite aud general debility, this prepare
dies use q eSns.satiy Prepared and for sale only
~ re seJ DOVE CO., Drasgists.
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FIRsT-CLAss MEDICINES.

q FIRST-CLASS MEDICINES.
~ MEADE & BAKER,
LA PHARNACRUTIsTs AND VENDORS OF PrREASo
RELIABLE MEDICINES, CHEMICALS, PHARMA-
CEUTICAL PRODUCTS, Surgical instruments and
Appliances; Medicine Chests for plantations, fami
lies and travellers; Physicians Saddle Bags; Lou
don Elastic Stockings, Trusses and Supporters;
Porte Monnaies, Combs, Brushes, Toilet Mirrors
first quality Perfumery, Pomades and soaps; Min
eral Waters, bottled at the Springs; Medicinal
Wares and Apparatus; Magnetic Machines &c,
all of the best quality and 81 the lowest rates.
MEADE Il BAKER,
Iss Main ST.. corner above Post-Ofice,
da2e Richmond Va.
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FALL TR A ID Z 1891

" w PETERSON Il CO., WHOLESALE Dare
GA GIsTs AND DEALERS IN Indigo, Spices, Mad
der, Logw0od Ri. Carb. Soda, Starch, Sal Soda
Tobacco, Snuff, Cigars, Nutmegs, Salad Oil, Salt
petre, Sponges, Saleratus, Flor. sulphur, Cope
ras, Birthstone, Alum, Cochneal, White Lead,
Zinc Paint, Linseed Oil, Coors, Parafine Oil, So
lar oil, Lard Oil, Castor Oil, Tonqua Beans-in-
mond, to an examination Of their stock, which in
variety and price, is not surpassed in this or any
Northern city.
BE Orders promptly attended to-
W. PETERSON CO.,
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&E Leeches. Leeches!. LeecheS..!-l
nave just reeeivd, by Adams Express, lot of
fresh SWEDISH LEECHES, the very best and
trss size, which will be applied upon the most
raasoDabie terms.
p. S.-CUPPlNG and LEECHING promptly at
ended to. | can be found at all hours of the day
Il the HAIR DRESSING ROOM, under the Ameri-
an Hotel, tentraDce on Nth street, and at night
1t the corner of Leigh and 10th streets.
ap Its 4. G. HORSON.
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So Baths! Baths: Baths.:!

hui bVID q OfiV W
be had daily, from o'clock A. NJ. until 10 p
NJ, at the American Hair Cutting, Shaving Sham
pOoing and hing Saloon, under the American
Hotel, entrance on 18th street. Single Bath %
cents !; or five tickets for 81. els
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n J. W. FRAYsEk,

e. APOTHECARY AND DRUGGIST,
~ SepeRteeath be,,ceen Grace and Broad Streets,
La RICHMOND, VA,
Would beg leave TO return his sincere thanks 10
his friends, and those who have so literally pat
ronized him during the past year, aad hopes, by
strict attention to business, to merit continuance
of the same
N. B.-PHYSICIANS and others rely on
having their PRESCRIPTIONS CARHPULLY and
ACCURATELY compounded At all hours of the DAY
and NIGHT. J. w. FRAYSER, Druggist,
ia 18th strpat
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No pruggists, lss Main sLreet, corner l2l

IF PURCELL, LADD y CO.,
80 DRUG lists,
W. l22 MAIN STREET,
IA (Corner Thirteenth Street, Richmond. pd.,)
Offer for sale, in quantities to suit purchasers-
$500 lbs best Indigo, So bbls. Coal OIL,
s bhds. prime Nader, Is " Sperm OH,
SOC kegs SUP. Carb. Soda, Is Z" Lard OH,
100 cases do in 900 gals Lamp Oil,
Il papers, 50 bbis. Machine Oil,
rs casks Sal. Soda 200 cases Sweet OIL,
500 OF. suiph. Quiuine, 20 hhis. Llnseed OIL,
500 kegs Lewis Lead, in $50 cases Extract Log
Oil, wood,
1850 kegs Cream Tartar, rs bbls. Spirits Turpen-
loo bags Sifted Pepper, tine,
80 % Alispiee, l6 kegs Apto. Emerys,
80 Ginger, prime, 1900 lbs Refined Borsx,
$50 bxs Powdd Spices, bbis. Cainphor,
pure, 5000 lbs pure saltpetrs,
IS barrels a st or Oil, rs bbls. Venet. he'd,
prime, 100 boxes Starch,
Is bbls Alcohol 1900 boxes French Win
tons II H Zinc, In oil, dow Glass, assorted
50 bills. Burning Fluid, sizes,
With a full stock of other articles, and PATENT
MEDICINES, FANCY SOAPS, PERFUMERiEs,
Painters C0L0RS, BRU SHES, &c, &c, On our
usual terms.
PURCELL, LADD 4 CO., Druggists,
I22 Main ST corner 18th
N B.-Psrticular and prompt attention to PACK
ing and shipping orders. dc u
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MEDICAL HOSPITALS.


ID CHURCH HILL, RICHMOND, VA.
WHITE PATIESTs-ln wards, sc per week; in
private rooms, 81 to SIS per week.
SLAyEs-S5 per week. Less than week 81 per
day; but not to exceed s. per week. Fractions
over the first week II cents per day.
No extra charges except for surgical operations,
and then additional fee ranging from 50 to $50
will be charged. Bills payable the remopai Of The
patient. 70 small-pux admitted.
covered spring wagon will convey patients to
and from the Hospital when desired. Orders may
be left al the Hospital at the Office of A. L. OIL
LADAY, 18th street, between Main and Cary.
The subscriber, who has been connected with
the institution since its foundation, having taken
1t under his exclusive charge, aided by competent
assistants, solicits a continuance OF the liberal
patronage Of his friends and Of the public gene
rally.
Attending Physician and Surgeon,
JAMES BOLTON, NJ. D.,
Grace street. between ith and sth.
ASSISTANTS:
G.. w. P. BROCK, NJ. D.,
Church Hill, cor. 25 and Marshall SITS.
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f-!-. -.xxsss..s:s-zza7 TRAVELLERS 1901
Alsaa -. s1:s.saTO THE NORTH. Il Ol

- : sT 70 THH 'oI cEN /
"A L W A Y.-Trains leave Calvert Station,
Baltimore. daily, Except Sunday,l at $50 4. NJ,
and at 80 P. N. for Niagara Falls, fare only ten
dollars, Buffalo, Owego Oswego, Toronto, Ham
ilton, al parts cf Western New York and Canads,
for Detroit, Chicago, Cincinnati st Louis, and all
parts Of the West, Northwest and Southwest.
Travellers can 40 10 Detroit. Chicago, Milwau-
ke, &c, via Niags ra Falls, at the same cost as by
any other route.
route to New York is open by this
Road, via Harrisburg and Jersey City, with only
one change of cars. Fare IS. Take the 8 50 A. NJ.
train and go through by daylight, over first lass
Roads aud through a beautiful country. Try it.
~ Buy tickets only to Baltimore:
JAS. G. CLARKE, Sup't.
JOHN T, RIGSHY, Assistant Sup't. lie l3-Iv