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FOR THE
kEF&9 WEST AND SOUTH
D&-ASH. BALTiM0RE AND OHIO

RAILROAD.
on snd after May 18TH, 1851, the trains will pn
moTe.-MaIl, except sundsyJ at S 50 A. N :; EI-
Press dsny at Is PM Both Trains 60 direeuy
thn,99ISh E0R ALI PANTS OF THE WEST,
FOR WAY PASSENGERS.
between Baltimore and fiedmo ut take the A. M.
Tram; batween Piedmont and Wheeling take Ao-
eommodatlon Train, leaving Piedmont az S. 20 A.
n :; and between Grafton and farkersburE, take
The REbERTCK TRxIN leaves Baltimore
e. SO L; NJ; and EIsderiGf st6.SA M.
=, The ELLICOTrs Mills TRAIN leave Bal
and 100 P. M.
90, apply to J. I. ENGLAND Agent, q. Camden
station, or Ut the Ticket once.
w. p. SMITH,
Master of Transportiou.
l.. M. COLE, 6enl Ticket Aren't.
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" singular accident occurred at a village
near AuIonne, France. workman named Va
iancnot, In eating scme plums after dinner, put
lh'o hls mouth one, In the center Of which wasp
PAD introduced itself through a slit, and on the
plum being pressed the insect issued from its
place OF coneealment and stung the man severely
In we palate Swelling ensued, and In spite Of
al that could be done for him he expired in two
hours and a half Of suffocation
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III Not long since, gentleman took his little
esnghtef' 70 dentist 70 have a tooth extracted
Alter the operation her father said 10 her:
NOW, my dear, you don't put your tongue
wnrre me tooth came out you'll have a gold
tooth To which she replied:
III sAeNd have one, Ii would no. be long he
fore you would be trying to get II out.n
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PROVIDENCE, FOR BOS
rect-Cerry the Eastern Mail,
ess Ss : .Ss sSbMhdsSnyEH RRack Ss'
Williams, in connection with the Stonineton and
Preyidence,and Boston and Providence Railroads,
leaving New YORK dsIly, Sundays e1oeBted, from,
Pier No Is North River, at O'Clock r. NJ, and
Sros9n Also o'SIoes ?. 81, or on the arrival OF
nThs Tbs FALMOUTH RoCK, from New York
ton-Tueepay, THURSDAY and Saturday.
The CoMMONWEALTH, from New YORK
Tuesday. Thursday, and Saturday. Prom 6roton
Monday, "Wednesday, and FRIDAY.
~ passengers from 0roton proceed Per railroad 10
Proyidence and Boston, 10 the EIPrss, Mail
other routes, and in ample time for al the early
Morning Lines connecting North and East Pas
sengers that prefer IL, remain on board the
steamer, enjoy a nights rest undisturbed. break
fast If desired, and leave Groton q the is A. Al .
Trsin, connecting at Providence with the 20
A: M. Train for Boston.
Fare from Providence TO Newport, Pity oents,
"A oeggsse master accompanies the Steamer a nd
For Passage, Berths, State Rooms, or FREIGHT,
apply on board the STEINER, or at tie FreiEbt
Once, Pier Ia North yer, or at the ofiee OF
the Company, No. lis Vest street, corner Of Cort-
land street, New York, F Cd. %, 1851.
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mar SIT
OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALEI
" OF Gas METERS,

,EorYoS rs HEREBY GIVEN, Fiat, agree
ably to the provisions ofthe ordinances Of the Cor
soraaon splroyed May -, 1850, the undersigned is
on lsyment of che fee Of fifty cents, to sIsct,
examines test, prove, and ascertain tbs soouracy Of
feslsrston OF any gas meter IN use In this CITY -
Every meter, iffound incorrect, will be condemned
az smother, aeasd and marked a true, VIII be
set ip IFS place. IL proved TO be aooprsSe in its
messn ement Of gas, il will be sea.eo 5000 dingiy,
sEe aEslp pat u sosition for use.
OAos NO, $40 Seventh street, (neAr Odd Fsl-
.sxs' HALL Open from Q. m, TO ,, m.
CHARLES W. .CUNNINaHAM,
Uu-u Inspector and Sosler Of Gas Meters.
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q LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
- 80 FOR NEW YORK.


The Camden spd Amboy and Phi.asls sa,, and
bbEtPhiX no NE% YSSK AND WAY
Elm ..S. III
Ats A. N vi. Camden and AmbOy. &C. and A.
AIS a M:, We Camden and Jersey City. IN. J.
Al 8 4; H., via Camden and Jersey City. Morn
AtIlk q. NJ. via Ken.inrton and Jersey City.
At 12h P; NJ, via Camden and Amboy, (Accommo-
At2P NJ. via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
At q A., Vi. Ksn,inrtOn and jersey City,
At .x IN, va ksn.inrton and Jersey City,
ATS P. NJ. via Camden and Jersey City, CEveninr
Al liz p. M, via Camden and Jersey City, csou.h-
At5F. n, via Camden and Amboy, (Acoommods-
.ion, fTsisht ard passenger, First Clsss TioSstJ
T S.S asi TTsi ., .9n' daily, 1hellk P.
For Bevidsrs, Eaton, LambertvrlIe, Fleming
ton, 30, at7lc A. NJ; and 81 +. NJ, from KeS-
For Water Gap, suoudsb urr. Scranton. wilkes
from kes ington, VIA Delaware, L>okavsnns and
For M.uch CHUNK, Allentown and Bethlehem At
7;l0 A: n. and 81 P. NJ from Kensington depot;
i Es,td 1U Al a. connects Win the train leaving
For Mount Holly st and A. M. an, and u
For Freeh9ld =. "a. NJ. snda P:M,
Fer b istol, Trsnto.. 90, at 40 A, NJ, ~ and
III +. M from Remington, and ~ p. NJ. from
Walnut street wharf.
;, For PsImyra' Riverton, DeIanoo, Beverly. Bur
= ~ and sSrsM5neoo' Bordentovn, 60, at lsh, I.
Steamer Trenton for Bo.dentowu, and interme-
wharf. '''o'
KIII,n For New 1 Tof. and Way Lipss, leaving
above walnut, half an hour before departure The
cars run iEto the depot, and on arrival oftran
Fifty pounds of bagrate only allowed 10 esoh
PASSENGER. Passengers are prohibited from taking
ALI baggage over fifty pounds TO be paid for
sxtra- The company limit their responsibility for
DaEssge TO one no or per pound, and will not be
liable for any amouDt beyond one hundred dollars,
VIM. n. SATZMER. A,snt.
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-sENiNDIvlDUAt ENTERPRISE
sAs sEESSEA S4Sg EsEssEEEkRN

KENT" CGa BBt1v Al RJC.n w -
Wll run their routes As follows, leaviLg Light
street, Baltimore. foot of Camden. a. O'Clock A.
kENT-For Cambridge, Denton and Landines
on Choptank rveT- every WEDNESDAY and
Monday.
For Annapolis and West River, eysry TUES
DAY and FRIDAY and returning "a ne days.
PIONEER-For st: MIohae's and Easton, via
Miles River, every WEDNESDAY, and return
the same day.
For Annapolis, West River, Cambridge, Oxford
and Easton Point. every THURSDAY, returning
by same route on Friday.
For Annapolis, West River, 81. Michseps and
Eaton, via Miles River Ferry, every SATUR-
DAY, returning every Monday by same route
Fare to Cambridge, Denton, Oxford and Feston
Fare 70 S St MichasI'a and Niis:' River round
Fare TO West River, lroand trip, Sill leo
Fare to Annapolis Ground trip rs cents)- rs
MEALS EXTRA.
NTFrelght must be prepaid.
Wharf and Ofioe, LIGHT ST, foot Of Camden,
BALTIMORE. G. X. CANNON,
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NEW L iSSk k HAkkkSAp AND
.1a.Sv Tp L AZ Va IN HEW YORK FOR
SUMNER ARRANGEMEWT

ALBANY, TROY, NORTH AND WEST.
CSmmsneins Monday. May a7th, ISL.
..ror Absny-nco .. m. fast express train from
Plain. snd s..sna north 10 boSsss' n
tThis tsin vii run to Millerton every Saturday
,,E For oIeson Es!ls.s:ls. N: Stopping e. ~ sta
For hits plains-a:Se, $40 and 500 ,. m. stop
For White Plalns-s:ls ?. m. stopping 1t al sta
ions from w bite street station.
For William: BIidIs.10, ILLS q m. and sso ,.
Returning viii leave
Aibanyaesoo .. m. fast express train.
/. Dover PlsiPsmo;S q. m. lThis tram leaves Mil
&Siis P Psas !? Zoo I. M ..ro 7o,m.
SUNDAY trains Win leave Sth Avenue odsnei asd
f E for Central Park. Yorkvllle, h.dem and
'y joins NJ Tipcfsi OT ass SEQ o. to
n NEW YoRK, AHNR ERIE RAIL
A1e PASSENGER rf n1Ap l.sv. vi. psvO-
nj. Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Chsmhers
't,sst New fSrek e F sslG 9o, ana R,s.o
and principal intsrme" ia,e Stations.
Statiors-fhls Train remains over night at Elmirs,
MAR IL Pea ds, Poi }ol 6a.v.. and inter
ii % ga q. S M. ACCOMMODATION. daily. for Por.
90 !. m. WAY. for XiddlstOvn. Nsvbursh,
Ees r % NIsk k:ri R%fREss, daily, for Dun
The Tram Of Saturday stops st al Mail Train
M 3 sIT3I Horn..ri..
...r.-- CHS. NINoT. ssnr sup't.
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiver.
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nos. i,fili, remedy 70; ....f.t,r .s.s'.d ,Jn...
aad rss;ssas he ssk, EsasT.s, and dskiiiasd svs.a
H.LBANS STRENGTHENING Cordial
.s s s:.; i D:.;f D;t ~: sa..
ssd al. dis...s, sIsnE frsa ti.sIdsrsd liver
d !: /. as. b.. "a: q
s', = 4: 4, Is tf,s' q q: s:I 5s,
=. q. En-. :.s s,. 1
rs.l.. Of Hs.t psI,:..i.s Of i.Iit. FrssGs sTs...,
81. I'd r ~, xs.. o. as s.:' -;
OYER A NIALIoN BoTTLHs
;ss,. va ii.s j. E,ls :ad,: ..lii.. Wis, as.,
M ; i;S cossIxL p I'll yes
Al. .s s9' s:. ..: 81:
Cs,disl Ia Ia, dsssIsd. dssitsisd ssd ssssysa
:: y s 49,:
sAtss Il sss'sssd - la pTir!ias heath AID v!Ess
KAkzIsD PERSONS,
la ssis:sT srsRasT2 I I'D Gois1s s ss
Isssh IsEsseIatsrsf ths sys,si .d all VIE lave In
Cordial q ssT..ia ana asssiy rsssdS.
70 TBE LADIHS.
AekAAkrs aSE Else n BhtEa O01BIAk N q ssysp.
ss.trtsd slsszt nss,rs,tis.L .s.at,.ss. q sdas
aiadissss, 9,i,d,s ,s diseases t.sids,t y Fs.s.,
YHEEE Is NO NISTAKE ABOUT II
s.asr IssEsr 7srs ascending T. disssnsxl ID viii
ss:s Ss .s. i rs s:: q:
vkIfaaiss 70 give s1tiEfSsusa.
FOE CHILDkEHI
u ysts ehildyss rshly, Fzsy sRisad, HsLIA Mp
CSkelAh will NsSs ikss ssstky, f. aad ,sssst Delay
%! ee1saI tIy ia, asd yea viii b ssavi,s.d. Ills DE-
Esiess 70 tsks.
aAvTIOE,
Beware 9! drsS4sts dealers nay uy 70 pain y,ss
ysx .sns bitter az ssssparlls g.sh vssh isy Sag
shs,E sy.Nins u Js,t q. (ssd Avoid sash nsn. Ask
ssthlsE si,s. IL 10 the emily remedy that viii psnfy IN
Bleed hsselssy srd a the ssns dus the
oss tseIYssnfs taken every Morning fsstng Certain
pssvss!vs fer Csssrs, Calls and fsvs Yssv Fever
,:i s. d'' =, f ~ .i r,''
sels proprietor 81 is Cordial; sss, kskssA vsssnis Of
kisissat fnasFsi psTst - tbs ssrssI Of ShIrd and
fiss streets, d. kesis. Ne.
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SICK AND WOUNDED SOLDIERS IN
HOSPITAL.
PsbSssksd IN Conformity rith tAe sesolstioa Of
tks Senate ef July 10, 1861.
II GsssYal Hospital Oh 3 sweet, bstrsss Fos,tk
ond FStfA streets, Washssgtos, Oct. Is.
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ONE VERY NICE SECOND. HAND PIANO
Bacon Co 6 and sss;hyss < s = ssTs -
juss been received At the Ms.lo s.9rs 81 gns
III Pianos for rent. ccs
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AR. GODFREY'S ANTIDOTE used for the
~ last half century in the Hospitals of 49,
London and Paris for the cure Of Secret -
No. 80 Chestnut street, sole agent for ~
the United States. 1t contains no NOR
cury or other minerals, and will not harm the
most delicate constitution A speedy cure guar
anteed and no change of diet required: Price 81.
Sent hy express Sold In Washington BY 8. CAL
VERT FORD, corner 18th street and Pennsylva-
MA avenue. sep 5 eoly
'IJPHAM'S HAIR DYE!-TO COLOR BLACK
- OR BROWN!!-Ouiy 80 cents box. Tires
be changed in q few seconds to 8 Z black or
brown, BY using Upham's Liquid Hair Dye, the best
it 10 applied, rich natural appearance. Each Box
Of UPHAM'S AIR DY r IS warranted to contain
as much hair dye others sell for dollar
sold by 8 e. UPHAM, $40 Ehesnut street, h la.
dephis, and ). CALVERT FORD, corner 18th
street and Pa. ave. sep Seoly
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H. FRENCH q RlCHs7EIN
-, rs|s, sSsf rscsved trssh supply Of Nqts Pa
velopes 20 match. Also, Flag Paper Of eli Kinda.
VIII snd wltanSst MotsosS; Envelopes 70 match.
A large Assortment Of Stationcry.
New York Papers received daliy; Papers from
al parts OF the country, $3.50
FRENCH q RIcasTEIN,
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HUDSON RLVER RAILROAD
E III; 6AThfsAS n,, Sf fRt TfSk2X XS S8h

And WEST, Trains 4
From Chambers st. NY
Express, 2 and ii q. m.
and $50 Snd 5 p. m.
Troy and Albany with
sleeping carl 10, Is p.m
foughkeepste train 9, q
m l.BR. m.
Peekskill train, <.eop m.
Sing sing treln,s.Oo q m,
and 4 50 and 400 p. m.
Fshklll tram, $50 ?. m.
A. q
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s. AS FIXIuRER

Nv Have IN store, and are dal y RECEIVING GAS
FIXTURES Of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and tinlsh superior style TO anything heretofore
enei d In this market, We invite citizens general
70 sal and examine our stock of Gas and Water
sslected stock in Washington.
All Work in the above line Entrusted to eur care
VAL Be promptly attended 20.
MYERS d MoGHAN.
k-0 MA N etyseN
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= U. g. GOVERNMENT LINE

l 70 g Fog 3 ssTgsM sgSsSf M t5F I'D
PolNT COME0hT.
more, west side, DAILY, (sundsrs included, D ct
~ o'osGh r d; taxing passengers and felsht, and
Washington, ID. c., Philadel phis, New York, Doe
ton, York, HsrIisb5rs, PIttsbuTg. Pa. and the
West, lmmedlste,y sfer the arrival Of the Express
The following is the Schedule:
From New York TO Fort Monroe and backs
From Philadelph'a snd hack.-.-...--..--Sb
From Baltimore snd bsck..-----.. -. Se
UPROCURE YOUR TICKETsn
In New York. a. the New Jersey Railroad once
foot of Courtlaud street.
In Phi edel phla, at the Company's once, N. w.
corner Of Sixth and Chestnut streets, or st the
Depot, Broad and Prime streets.
In BALTIMORE, on board the Steamers, foos Of
Union Dock. HUGH O'CONNER,
PASSENGER Aren't
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- QNIONs-ONIONs-O
JUST Received on Consignment $50 lunches
prime Onions. For sale low.
.es e k.NG se sukc aad
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fssIIkSssHn 55SSP MA; VII VII

%f sHSI = 4. As FSS5E &.
CENThAL kAILkoAP; Express Trsins lt,ve
daily sS.6:,: s.Ssssed 4 tOIUy. ,,.,,o,
IIoo 6oym n.B 58pm
MSnsrtsu N and Buffalo pn
Connectins At Albany With the New Yoff Cen
trai Railroad for Schenectady. Rochester, Utes
Baavia, Rome, and stations on RomeSnd WsteT-
Suspension Bridge, Auburn. Geneys. Car andsiIua
Trains IN connection leave Buffalo and Sutper-
sion via Lake Shore, Buffalo and Z axe Huron and
Great Western Railroad, for Hamilton, Toronto,
Dunleith, Dubusue, Peoria, Rock Island, Muse
nne, Iowa City, Darlington, QuIrcv, SprinGkeld.
Alton, st Louis, Cairo, Tene hsute, Ind annapolis
kouisvliIe Clnelnnsm, Layton, Columbus, Cl-ve-
vest.
NORTHERN ROUTE.
Connecting with Trains at Troy, with Trox
Boston and Rens. & Saratoga Dads for Saratoga.
Whltehsll, Rutland, Burlington. 81 a lbeDs, house
IL Freight Arrangements by this route A
above, without change Of Cars, from the Depots no
Chambers and Canal streets. At ell times az
The facilities of this great New YORK Roats, 30 The
West commend II TO the confidence of merchants
an shippers Tor promptness and dispatch.
Passenger trains, with Smoking and Sleeping
Cars run IN connection on the New York Central
For particulars &c to local trains and freight ~
rsneements, inc ulre at the depot, IS Warren 81
A. r. SMITH, Superintendent
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~ Alchsglst, or tie Houss Of Cisss hon 10
FIsnsaS 81 Honos re- ds Bsi.so: Fee n nill,
Efioi:, Toe sstkoT ofsAdsu Bsds ~ g S SsS.
"ss..s' FRENCH lYGAsfktN:
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\ Csws CessA, celd, HsSsssssss, H.
HA ssss u tAt 1asoat, Rslisss fAs
MI HackssE CosgA ~ Ccass1sS-
[IJU ficH, Bronchitis, AsSMs,
~ Z CafsrYh. Clear asd siss
al sHssstk 20 fks soies af
IfO B Il .a ID slssgEkRss.k 3 3 E
aware Of the importance of ohecrlng o
Common Coldn Ia its FIRST stage. that
10 besininE would yield to mild rene
soS1 attsSTs the sa1nfs
Pulmonary and Bronchial Irritation.
THAT trouble IN my Throat, tfoI
3 which the "TSecAss" are Q specific
having mado ms often Q more vhis
3 perer.n N. p. WILLIS.
, al recommend thsir use to Ps1LIs
q REV. e. II. CHAPLIN.
i. Great service iP suSdqips H9AIsI
= almost instant relief In the dis
tre.sln. labor of breathing peculiar
REv. A. G. Es6LEsTON.
3 Contain no Opium or snything
Injurious" DR.. A. A. HA ' Es,
3 CAsAist, Bosfon.
a almple and pleasant eombins-
a De-. q. +. BIeELOw,
81 BssfSa.
al Esrsfoial In BRoEcHIrIs.'
DR.. j. F. w. LANE,
al Bosfss
al have proved them excellent for
8 WEeoPINs CoS&H,"
REV. II, W. WARREN,
81 Bostsa.
, Beneficial vhen compelled to
8 speak, suffering from CoLp.n
= REV. 8. J. P. ANDERSON,
81 So. Lssis.
al EYBIcTykL In removing Hoarse-
moss and Irritation of the Throat, 90
q common with SPHIIRks and Sins
Frs"
LIS GraafS. Ga.
al Teacher Of Music, Southern
Female COLLEGE.
81 "6reat benefit when taken before
and kftcr preaching, ss they prevent
8 Hoarseness. From their past effect,
think they will be Of permanent ad-
Rev. Il. RowLEY, A. NJ.
81 President OF Athens College, Tenn.
9 II s9Sis 3 y u RR5!Esssistss AN 4 TWEEN
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SICK terminating ~ ths Hospital for Errptire
Diseases, at Kaloyana, Oct "a.
eth Maine volunteers. 47th Pennsylvan!aVol. 1
3lst New York Vol -. Meningitis Penn Vol /
3tth do do. 1 I'D Michigan vol..... l
18th do do.... 18th do do ~ D
ID Excelsior Brigade. LIST do Cavalry II
LIST German Rifles. 1l5th Wiscopsjn Vol
U. 3 Chaeeurs .... Ii7th do do
Harris Light Cavalry. Il 18th Indiana Vol. IA
LIST New jersey Cavalry al LIST Minnesota Vol
LIST Pennsylvania Vol. 1l3d u 8. Infantry 49,.
9Th do do. I'll
Seth do do. III Total sa
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FOR THE WESTERN RIVERS,

GUNBoATs FOR tn, WESTERN RIVERS.
QuARTIRMksTHR GRNKRAL's OFFICE,
WaskfNgsoR, Jxas IL, 1861
PROPOSALS are invited for construotinS f;nn
boats upon the Western rivers
SPECIFICATIONS will be Immediately prepared and
may De Examined 1t the Quar,e,mastsr's Once 81
Proposals from boat bull era and enSine- build
ers alone will be considered
Pans submitted By bidders will be taken into
conslocrstion- Nj. G. MEI6S,
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ave:
r rom srth street.
Us. u, Is a. m, and SIS
5,2S p. m.
II. S pm, Sundays in
oluded.l
SIS .. n, and l .fop. m
as p. m.
SIS .. M and ass and
s,Sp. m.
frTa. SUPERINTENDENT.
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GAS FITTING, &c.

l.. PIONEER AND GAS FILTER,
Has 2; removed to the corner Of Twelfth and ats.
the most favorable terms, and guarantees entire
satisfaction.
He has on hand Q lot Of COOKING and other
STOVES, which he will sell less than cost, a. no
Hishes 10 Ees no OF them. no1f
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GkEAT RUSH TO SMITHS. No. $50 sey-
Trunks, Hats and Gaps oc Elm
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At General Hospital, Union Hotel, corner Bridge
and Washtagton streets. GeorRstopn, Oct. Is
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RICHARDS! BILLlARDSu
CHEAP PRiczs.
Scr I,api crsd Ma,bi. Bad Ia ies.
We wish b. inf nm cit zrns aud strangers that
NssaH continue - our reduced prices, which is
Sne thlId less than the usual CITY prizes, viz:
single gains. % ots.;fi games, 81
MILLER L SIMPSON,
Athsraum Billiard Saloon, $50 Pa. sv.
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QuARTERNAsTBR's OFFICE.

Tho gndersigned, off,, in the
Sssss OF 49,. and -. in the State Of,
Of" tor sypPiss, a. above described be
accepted, he or they vii. within ten DAYS After
execute the contract for the same with good and
sufhcl snt securities; and In case the raid -
snail fall 70 enter into contract Aforesaid, We
guarantee u make good the difference between
me ouer OF the said and that which may
Do accepted 4 =, GuarantOr.
f, W.. @ ID, Guarantor.
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" A Qua AsCUTUM CLOTHS,"(watsr proof
"a Repeient ClothsD for Ladies and Gents'
AH,amn snd w inter Wrappinss, various shades,
With all othsf kinds of Dry Goods for current
One price only, marked IN plain figures.
AL rsfcele for the interior properly packed FREE
u onalse- PERRY q BRO,
Pa avenue and Ninth 81,
&C z 81 perry Building ~
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Spscted their stock Of potatoes "there YES
.enonkhto last until those IN the east knoll
were ripe, and then, please God, he would oe
with her again II be was with her Of au'
Their tyes met spite Of their ~resolute turning
away Gom each other, and the bitter tears
flled them.
Saturday came, and he vent and she
took up her summers work clone, 7ot
Without the hope and courage that Genes
from seIf.ronunciation. When she Was
most weary she remembered her husband
toiline IN The trenches beneath a southern
.sun. and no grOan or complaint passed
ber tipd. Her little family lived deoenuy,
hanks 10 her untiring industry, and even
he nearest neighbor, who remarked The
wonderful growth Of the potatoesRnd corn
on the east knoll, ala not dream that hOrts
before she aWoke that woman was hoesng
and wedding them. Once in q While she
called the little ines 10 her, and read Ehat
she tola them vas . letter from thslr
father; butBhs was q poor reader o. writ
ing, and what with that and her sobs they
did not always get the full sense CT the
precious epistle. Just Rt sunset o. o
July day, the heart OF the great North oil.
most stopped its beating, and o darkness
like that Of midnight settled upon us Rs
We told the mostoxAggerated story Of Balrl
Bun. Many men never ran from that fstAI
field, and among them was John Plummsr
He was seen fighting single-handsd with
two Georgia zOuAveB, while be had fasten.
Cd 70 bis belt the eolors Of bis regiment
BE fell at last but the oolOrs still WavI
over him. And yet Mr.. William Bussel
Gays there was no hand 10 hand lighting q
Bulls Run.
They told the tale tenderly TO tie vonal
in the brown house, and her heart met IL
death blow as they told butsho cnly said
axe would rather have died 80 than 4
run, and I would rather he would" In tn
years to come If Freedom and truth wGn
them, there viii be two sons Of John Pl-m
mer, who will leap as exultsntly to thei
call, and die IS gladly at their mother
teaching.
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4 0 R s A l. e,
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n 4AhA " "a AQkEaa
WITH A TWO STORY BRIOK DWELLING,
In tho Italian style Of architecture, with barn,
WE'LL ciatern and out -hOusoas al new Just coEipl3.
ted, and ready for occupancy. The house Il bull
with all modern improvements the grounds haFo a
monton kingm1n Avenue OF 90 rods q beautiful
raYlne and 3 living brook run through tbs rear cad
Of the Farm thore are several springs Of pure water
running out IRON the banks Of the raVine, which
with simple Hydraulic works, can bocOnVeysd d oGnI
part Of tho Farm For q geutlsmau'a ResldsnCI
the WhOle grounds can b elegantly and taatelully
arranged. For q Garden, Vineyard, or Fruit Olf.
tnrei It can Be made profitable, being 20 near the
ctty-only about 100 rods from the corporation limits
This farm can be divided into lots OF one % nFe on
more acres and make elegant residences, and 81 9
large edVancQ Of the pr1oe e. which IL can now be
purohased- fhere ara about ; or s acres OF wood
Kinsman Street Railroad passes through fhs Ave
uue IN front Of this Farm.
Abo-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOK EOuSE,
kaEns Out Buildings a. corner OF kinBman and
Forrest streets. Lot III test on hinHmnn, aud a96 on
class With All the mOdarn stYles aad built IN = lub,
Also-A NEW TWO STORY BRIOk HOusE
Barn Out Buildings, &C., SITUATED on Forest street
Lot 100 teet trent By ri Ices deep This e = nrst
class hQuss, built IN q substantial mGnner, and IN
the Italian style OF architootura.
AlBo-Another Two STORY BRICK HOUSE
barn Out Buildings, &C., adjoining tho one last Do.
Borlbsd. Lot loo list front by E6 fset deer, and IN
iahsc IN al respects like the other.
Aao-OHA VACANT LOT, On EfnHman street
second lot from the corner Of Einsmau and EoreB.
Ilreetsl us fest mont By s96 deer. HinelOts, on Fer
est street, bstWoon binsmant ead 5cogtl Avenue.
east side. Lots % ket mont By rs hst does. VIII
sell % time 70. suit purchasers
&EQr mrther onoEtrB Of the undef
signed, No. a9 KiHEnsB st. Cleveland, Ohio.
iuns59:s6s lr .BARKER.
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