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1861. SPRING TRADE. 1861.
A. MORRHS,
BOOKSELLER, PUBLISHER sTATIONER,
MUSIC, PIANO FORTES. &c
No 81 MAIN 81,
Richmond, Va,
[V0uLD most respectfully invite the attention Of G"by
w Merchants his usually large and general sssormet Of
Books. writing Pap,r HHk Books '~tiia Papers, wrap
raj s..at o sat- and Fancy sm3Tseing as complete
found any Wholesale Buck Etlb
testament in th- United Safes and terms fair and Lib
orlg examination OF stock from buye' knowing
that supply their line to their entire sat sfsc
faction, both AS to prices and quality Of gods. mho
49, SPECIAL NOTICE.
$50 900 WORTH OF ELEGANT Dry GOODS At AND BELOW
COST FOR CASH ONLY To CLOSE BUSINESS
In Of the general financial arrangement through
y determined to tell Cd superior and
'''-' SWIM DRY GOODS,
at great sacrifice TO close business possible
We OE THIS day every sTtiele at PRIME cost from paper Of
Housekeeping Goods stock is very large and complete,
consisting Of
Pillow Case Line 5,
Towels, HucEabsek, &c, &c.
Splendid sssSr2e5t = ses@n, Dress sss and all the ats.;
dresses, for Spring. Winter and summer
s5aWs, Clocks and Manles,
shirt;nss, shee,ings, FlanRsl1 and Blankets, Of
'''' N''N''''' Irish Liaens and Diapers
Bombaznvs anu Black Apacas.
Large stock OF goods foy and winter clothing
Purchaaers invited to eau aud see for themsy
No l43 Main street, Esale Square.
BAN peesons Indebted viii please ii and settle their
without delay as niger indulgence will rot be given
mh5 KIP GO.
3 - SSl. prime sugar,
s5hhds n. o. do, In store and FOR sale by -
NIB A. Y STOKES co.
u 800 bags prime Rio @ Zee,
IS Laguayra do. In store and for sale by
no PHYSICIANS AND SrUDENTS.-An new
remedies Including Propyamln and Its
pounds subearbonate Taanate vseanAe and subntrae Of
All the new compounds of Iron MOnses preparation
syups Of superposphate and PyrophsphAte Iron Citrate Of
Iron and trchna de- oxsae 6erum Phosphate ofZnc and
Iodine. soiium, Potassium Nickel Gc, &C.
The phosps:es every form Of combination and every
urs Ia toWisg to Physicians and Medical Students OF giving
al Information about in person. or by Letter. 70 i9Ss At dis
lance. c,,, U, Jos 81 "a. t pAn w.,
kls 5,h and Main Streets, Richmond
HTO CtCE;-From and after this date Brown
y stnfs Shirt nss viii be fOr cd@ only payable in
bSnkaDe funds on delivery ,,,~r n,,.r.co
ie2 NM -,-Ne : W
PPLRs- ~ bb4 spi'IsDbargs Lady sweeinss and Pip
20 HUNT JAMES.
INLOUR.-Family Extra and superhne Flour, superior
II r~and. fe2 HUNT JAMES.
DElCH BLOW POTATOES Of prime quality, raised
i'm Amelia county, In bsss Of two bushels each Tor sale
~ SFLpEN NILLER,
Ia, Of Corner Pearl Cary Streets.
NEW CRoP NRw ORLEANS SUGARS AND
~ sEfDEN MILLER,
T., O, Corner Pearl a DRY Streets
J. T. GRAY
R.,a Successor to AdIe Gray, Ia Main street.
MARYLAND PLAIDs. $50 pes Maryland Peniten-
srv Maids for sale close. Inc manufacture OF these
has been and they Will soon be out Of Market
, All OssA KNIT, PAINE 90.
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EMORY AND HENRY COLLEGE,

NFRS. PHILIP MAYO viii reopen her SCHOOL, 81
IVA Sycamore Church. 1th street. between Bread and Mar
shall Monday in October She viii receive few all
NV, ToYros mar session NJ rnonths
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LAW CARDS.
DAVID s. G. CABELL,

ATTORNEY AT LAW.
RACrCEs all oousts Of the counties Of Nelson and
Amherst He will attend TO law business
Fe- Address Tye River wsrehouseP o. Nelson Co., Va.
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NJ MOLASSES-
~. 30 bis. prime n. o. aosssss,
Is tes L. J. do. In store and for fave BY
mh5 A. Y STOKES CO.
GLOVER SEED.-2O bushels prime Glover Seed, daily
~ expected, by uh5 A. Y sToKES q CO
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RAILROAD SYSTEM OF ILLINOIS.

Over 800 100000 private capital have been expended on tn
railroad system Of Illinois Inssmuch part OF the Income from
several Of these works. with valuable public fund inlands 20
diminish The expenses LIGHT, and must conSe
queny every day decrease.
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NOTICE.
THE FIRM OF PULLIAM e. BELTS having this
day ceased WILLIAM II. BELTS will continue In the Negro
Auction BUSINESS and has taken Into CopaTtnersp with
him j. GREGORY They will conduct the business under the
nn Of BETS GREGORY, at their Sales Room, Franklin
Street. four dOOr below Wall Street and about below
the former Office OF Puan Belts and respectfully solicit
nuance the patronage which literally extended TO Vim.
X. Belts while In the arm Of Pu liam Bette.
They have obtained the services Of Mr. BUSBRoD w. ELsoRB
Clerk, who has lneres. In the business WIN H. BErTS,
Z. J. GREGORY.
1O-y
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HOMES FOR THE INDUSTRIOUS,
GARDEN sTATE OF THE WEST.
ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY
HAvE FOR SALE
100000 Acres
Of Rich Farming Lands in Tracks Of Forty Acrss and
Upoard on Long Credits aud Loo Prices.

ENHE attention o'the enerpng and Industrious portion OF the
community is directed to he following statements and liberal
inducements offered them by the
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ENCOURAGE
SOUTHERN MANUFACTURES!
no So and especay you obtain desirable Goods,
without payrg ny them hsR their sctGLi worth
THE CEEESHAw WOODEN COMPANY

no go and especially you can obtain desirable Goods
~ without paying for them thar their actual worth
THE CgEESHAw WOODEN COMPANY
Of this city organized year. In order to make such Goods
would compete with but would rather aid other Southern
been made Virginia, they filled her NH tn
Machinery Of The ns and finest gae They are nov nannfac
Virginia rno and HesEo woo and solicit the attention OF me
TIA the souh to tter Goods All who have seen he AMY
CLOTHs manufscurei expressly for the Virginia Military
Institute them at least equal II not superior quality
to those m buying heretofore and quite cheap
che Virginia and oentr, Agu ,ua Societies, at their
Par held this city IA October last lEtrded 70 ME mpsny
cludet beautiful 81 wls Blankets, &C
Purchasers may rely upon every pie Of Goods Manufactured
Vii t Capsny be induced to WORK sloddy in te Goods
will they card any cotton with sSer WOOL n,
WninGToN GoppN, Directors
P. W. LAKEWOOD
As Agents for the sale Goods manufactured by the Cren
shaw Wooden Company OF Richmond Va We have nw on hand
Med Ca,smere and Cloths besides lot OF fine Blankets and
GenemeDs shiw and manufacturing at the rate Of 1000
ceive = liberal support oRENsHAw CO, Agents,
fe2O-ts Richmond Va.
NOTICE.
yToLUKTEER OF the STATE respectfully Informed
that beside bonds required by Law, there must be
he Adutan General authorize the Superintendent
ofthe State Armory TO if.ue arms. dc delo-u
NOR SALE PREvATELY.--A No. sEAMsTREss
and CHAMBERhAID. Any one wishing to purchase Will
please call at the American Hotel iAl2--ts
ETANTED-Te subscribers wish to employ FIVE first elias.
w boomen hands shoes and CATERS both stitched
and chanud Those who capable Of making frs. rate work
will employment and good wages Members oil
the present Society Of Jourpeymen CordwsneS need not APP
ply submit - their aud presumption
ys1i ALEX. HILL CO.
NOTICE.
TIME business Of JOHN LANCASTER SON will be eontinu-
,eolEIm JNO. A. LANCASTER SON
L,RENCH CHINA-NHw INFORMATION,
We just opened ship Bavaria from Hayre large ad
iltons 70 our stock Of FRENCH CHINA, conslstngof
Rich Fancy Decorated Dinner Sets,
Rich Fancy Decorated Tea Sets,
Fancy and Gold Bsud Toilet Ware,
Plain White China Dinner and Tea Sets
Gold Band and Plain White Tea Sets.
We also single pieces White and Gold Band China Fam
lilies and others wishing replensh will always fad full assor
ment AT the China Store of TI0s A. BULKLEY Co,
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TIE STATE DEBT.
PRESENT POPULATIO

The Sts dsJt only $40 1O6s0s H. and within me last nres
yeysAds been reduced .2s9iG So and 'ce may reasonably
expect nat IN TN VsdTs IL toiH become extinct.
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The Agricultural Products OF Illinois greater than those Of
any products sent out during the past year eT
The wheat $500 approaches
600 bushels while the yields not less than lacooOo
bushela
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ADJUSTMENTS.
WEST d JOHNSTON,


WEST q JOHNSTON,
w 145 Main street,
Digest the Laws of virginia Criminal Nature illustrated by
Judeia Decisions. BY James NJ Matthews, Attorney at Law.
ALso-Recently published
The American Almanac fof 1861. LOO
wits Society BY Grace and Philip wharton author
Of tae Queens of Society" with illustrations $50
The Petty Annoyances Of Married Lfom the French Of Ho
more De Bazac Translated by O. w. Wright and T. Good
scher Complete works-eded vh careful revons and new
!Lanslaon. BY Charles HsmpSin NJ D. vols, with POr'
Elsie venner Romsnce Of Destiny By oliver wendell Holmes
author Of The AuOcra of the Breakfast Table, Ac vols
History Netherlands from death william
Silent, to the Synod Of DO-wh full view OF The English
Of the Spanish Armads By John Lahrop choy, LII d D.
C. L., author of THE Rise of the Dutch Republic" vols,
Studies from Life. By the author of John Halifax Gentleman,
Message from the Sea, and the UncOmmercial Traveller by
ohas Dickens soc. mA-lt
so u HS q, me-; =. B. SS s Side;
do DO do JOes
20 20 S sSls; Do DO. do B hsns
For sale by
mis- wOMBLE 4 CLAIBORNE.
A sPINALLs INDIA PALE ALE-AsPlqars London strong
N Porter, imported direct from England for sac By
mt4 81 l. a t. DAtENPohI.
CLARET WINE, of good quality; 800 cases for sale by
" mia so. b DAVENPORT
A sPINALL,s ALE AND PoRTER-2OO casks imported
"A direct, for sale by Lmhil L&G b. DAVENPORT.
IMPORTED MADEIRA VINE good quality; so ;.
l. sale by [mh4-6t 1. a g. B. DAVENPORT.
DDTATOES.-A superior lot Of Peach Blow and Buckley
i Potatoes, for saleby BR1DGFORD CO..
t2, On the Dock.
ENOR RENTING two threestory Brick Tenement, a
Grace between 25th and 26th streets, (Church BID Ea
occupied by Vim Taylor and Frank Potts The
nearly have and water and all the
Possession of them had the s Feb
ruary. and the other u the 18th March.
Apply O. j. s1NTON, "
jls-tf II 'aln Street
NOR RENT.-The eligible and conmodlous Store room g.
on Main above Eighth. Apply tie II
premises. jan 70 u
EIOR SALE.-A Fine Young New FOundland Dog 81,
K Apply Nh
fSIu JAS P DUvAL ~
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AGRICULTURAL PRODUCTS.

The State rapidly filing up with population s6SO25 persons
having since 1884, making the present population
/, $3.50. ratio Of 1902 per cent in ten years
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LANDS OF ILLINOIS.

No the Valley the Mississippi offers great iuduce
the settler the State Of Illinois There portion Of
the vheTe all the conditions Of climate and soil admra
bly, combine produce these great staples Coax and wHEA
Is the Praries Of Illinois.
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OLD COGNAC BRANDY-INPORTED AND BOTTLED
" BY UD0LPH0 W0LFE-This is very fine article For
sale by
mh2 DOVE 4 co Druggists
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ILLINOIS CENTRAL RAILROAD COMPANY.

which, they viii perceive will enable them, by proper energy,
and Industry provide comfortable homes FOR them
families with, comparatively speaking, very little capt
tai
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Ok BAGS PEPPER,
AO ~ Bags Ginger,
20 Bags Aisplce,
go Mats Cas- IA.
Just received and fer sale by
mh2 DOVE CO.. Druggists
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EASTERN AND SOUTHERN MARKETS.

These contiguous railroad 7O miles In length
which With other roads Gnd naygabe lakes and rivers
sordng communication with the Eastern and
Southern markes
Richmond daily Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1842-1861, 1861-03-06

= 50 bbls prime Sugar,
100 " " Ex do,
NIB Y STOKES co.
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NOTICE.

yToLUNTEER Officers OF the respectfully Informed
that beside the required by law there must be
dsrora he Aduan General 70 authorize the Superintendent
~ The state Aruory 10 iRsue arms DC. deis-u
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NTANTEu-The subscribers wish to employ Eve first elias,
w bootmen hands shoes and CATERS both stitched
and chanueled Those who capable Of making s rate work
We will give employment and good Members OF
the presen, Society Of Jourreymen Cordwsnes need not
ply as we submit 10 their and presumption
ye1i ALEX. HILL CO.
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FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.

FERTILITY OF THE SOIL.
suits for his labor as upon prairie Soils they being composed
OF deep rich oam the fertility Of which unsurpassed by
the globe.
TO ACTUAL CULTIVAT0RS.
acs 1854 De Company sold 800 900 Taeysu on
~ actual cuodor and ecey contract contains an agree
ent to crat road his been constructed through these
expense Of SSOOO0OOO IN 1850 the population q
tty-nne through ,rhieh passes only $685.
lchch 40 29S haze been added making The hote d
ton sl4 sol, a gain Of 14S per cent
EVIDENCES OF PROSPERITY.
As an evidence thr OF the people, be stated that
100000 tons Of freight including 100000 bushels OF grain and
100000 barrels Of -four forwarded the line last year
PRICES AND TERMS OF PAYMENT.
The prices ofthese lands vary soto according
10 location atty First class farming lands sell for about
40 2 per acre. and the relative expense OF subdung prairie
land as compared wood land Is In the ratio OF to 10 In favor
The for the bulk Of these lands will be
ONE YEARS INTEREST IN ADVANCE,
n, M pe cent. per snnum interest per cent,
psyabe one three four Ave and six years
from and four notes for principal payable In FOUR
Ave ,x and seven date Of sale the contract spua
CHI and every for FIVE from the date Of SALE
40 the end OF years oneha under
cultivation.
TWENTY PER CENT. WILL BE DEDUCTED
for the valuation for cash. except the should be SIX dollars
per acre when the cash price will be FIVE dollars
Pamphlets descriptive OF the lands SOIL climate productions
prices and terms Of payment be had application
J. W. FOSTER,
Land Commissioner, Iptnois Central Railroad,
Chicago Illinois.
For the name Towns Villages and Cities situated upon the
Rail.
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THE EVENING STAR.
ABarey among Horned Cattle.

A correspondent Of the n. Y. Tribune,
writing from the State Fair Grounds, speaks Of
Q srfoTmance with steers, a. follows:
Every year have been able to learn some
thing new-sonething benehcial to me as
farmer, or something that could communicate
rroft equally by what see here. Ihave seen
one thing to day which I wish every farmer,
and every msn who ever drives oxen, or handles
cattle In any way, could see as have seen. 1t
would teach him the great benefit of the law oil
kindness. We have all heard ofRarey among
horses, and have almost loved the man IN our
admiration of his process of training. nave
Just seen q Rarey among horned cattle. Here
IL boy perhaps ten years old, framing ana
handling six steers, not yet two years OLD with
all the ease that an experienced snkee OK
driver handles q single pair while In the yoke;
and be has DO yoke, nor rope, nor does be speak
n word scarcely above q loud whisper, and only
oceasionslly strikes O blow that would not
raise q blister upon the skin OF a child. All
his actions are based on the laws of kindness,
with q arm determination that all his orders
must he Obeyej. Now he brings Hp a single
D Iir e. though yoked together .hen two yoke f;
then three; then he misuatokes all OF them as
thorgh he were about TO yoke the off OK on the
near side Then he changes places, and puts
odd ones together; then he unyokes, if may
use the term when he does not use a yoke, ali
OF them, and brings them up in line like pls-
toou Of soldiers, and with greater precision
than any awkward squad" Then he trains
them sro7nd by twos and threes, or drops
out q single one AID orders him to a new
place by q motion Of his small whip, or, as
1t seemed to me, often by a mere effort Of his
will that he desired q change of position. Fol-
an hour that stood watching, there was
saotber pair of older steers standing just out
side Ct the circle of his operatio ls, patiently
waiting their turn until some one asked =
"Csn you handle eight as we'll as six!" Il
could ne modestly replied, "if my whip was
little longer; can't reach the outside one,
when in line, with this short whip, but will
try" Aud 50 he did; and Notwithstanding the
short whip, all were managed with the utmost
care. and all who saw were taught a lesson
which name ought to tire of learning. hope
they will profit by 1t. Will those who read also
profit so far as to pursue the same course in
training all domestic animals. Teach your
boys, too, to yoke up the young steers, to use
them kindly, with patient perseverance, tc
make them as bidable as this boy has these on
exhibition, and then they will make good and
valuable oxen
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r. FOR BOSTON VIA NEWPORT
&S r. AND FALL RIVER.

steamers METRoPELis, EMPIRE sTssTSH'
BAY STATE, and STATE OF MAIN n o..
,trensta and sPeed but psrtlculaTI adapted 70 lie
nection With the Fsll River aid Old Colony Raj,
ROAD, distance OF miles only 20 Boston
Leave Pier No; Moth River near the Batter
- The Stesmer EMPIRE STATE, Cart fIrs,toy..
monosys, Wecnesoays, and Fridays, al a5eIonh
+; "a touching 81 Newport eeoh vay
The Steamer METROPOLIS, Cart Brown. II,
Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturday. az o,aioosr
NJ, touching Ct Newport each vay
These Steamees are lifted with oouxnod;on.
etoIe rooms, enG every arr1ng cement for the ssrr,
" eno comfort OF passengers. who are ne ord "A X.
thls route Hshts rest on board, and On srr,,.1
81 re-. Alver proceed per STEAMBOAT TrsIn TasnS
Lag Boston early the following norninr: or ma,
renaln on board until starting Of the Accom- mads
non ~ a.; NJ ~ which they may reach Boston
baggage master 10 attached 20 eaoh ,,esrsr
who resolves and tickets the baFgaee And secon'
panles the same to Its destination.
steamer funs In connection with Ills Iins N.
Sundays. -'' eAoet'
Freight TO Boston IA forwarded tbroush WITH
great dlspstch by an Express Train, which caves
ran River every morning, Sundays ereepted AZ
~ O'Clock fOr Boston and NGv Bedford, srnv,ns
u Us destination 81 about ii A NJ
irel in; 81 psssasS Apply or board. or A the
snd be- ths apply on board or If desireo 70 secure
tnem IN ADVANCE, 70 VIM. BORDEN. Aft
70 and VI West street, N. v.
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A6nvTlia E sk kdESSSkAs sr MakkIk LIE

and PROVIDENCE, FUR BOs
TON-lnlaud Route-The shortest and rnost n
rect-CaTry the EssteTl Mail.
The steamer FALMOUTH ROCK, Capt ]. G.,
Seer, and COMMONWEALTH, Capt }. W.
Wllliems, IN connection with the Stouiugton ans
froyidepce,and Boston and Providence Railroads,
leaviRg New York daily, SUNDAYS excepted, from
tler No B NORTH River, 81 o'clock r. NJ, and
Srot9n stsS o'SlosS p. NJ, or on the ARRIVAL %
he Mail Trap which lesyes Boston ~ S 50 p. Nj /.
TIE PLYMOUTH ROCK, from New Yori-
tsnlTufsd.,, InnIEaty ard Ssturd.y
IT, ans CoM aMONWEAITH, from New Yorf-
Monday, Wednesday, aRd Friday.
n Iessengers Horn OIotcn PROCEED Per rtllrosa 20
PIoyldenoe sad Boston. N she EIpr-ss Mai
Train, reaching seld place in advance II those BY
Other roDie., and IN ample time tor al the early
Mornns Lines o9seeung North and Fact. Pas
sensers tEsf prefer IL, remain on board ths
seam"T, eljoJ nj hts rest undistnrbed bresf-
tsst III de5Ired, and leave Groton IN the 7ls A. M
Trap, connecting al Providence With the q
fsre frol Providence to Newport, Fifty cents
IA nassaSe master accompanies The Steamer apc
Traln each vay.
Fog PASSAGE, Berths, State Rootas, or Freisht,
eppy on board the steamer, or 1T the Frei. ID
Enes, Per 10 North Ri9er, or Ct the Once Of
me COMPANY, No. ns W est 81 rect, corner Of Cort-
IAno sueee New \ ork, Feb. IS, 1851.
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pKoPosALsFoR RATiogs FOR 1es9.

CUaTfrm1stsr,s, C6see y. Mariss corpsl
WcShiSg.oa, Septsmbsr Is. lesi.
ss,tED Psoros.Is vii Be received st this ONCE.
for fdInls Link rsuors 70 e U. 8. Marines, ct the
f0lfa a SaiHn sm 1Rs Sissr 1884, Wis
ChsTlsstOvn, Masf schusetts,
brookyn, Long Island. new York;
Phi ADS phis, Lsnnsy wanna;
Wash astop, District Of Columbia.
so oaGb
Of Tes3 OF seiE Ieef e ensy two ounces of bread
s.sny rso Of cXT. supsrns aou os eSs
pound OF haTd bread. a. TIE option Of the Goysrn-
e."s, sSefssf Ten Soaad. Sf roe sn IsS
koSpds Of GOOD e.ass Sr n leu thereof ols,sSd
81 q nsss "a SHs
olsasrm candles; or ons-srd . fourth pounds Of
49, S,Sg5 .oss; two " Of ..is and one hun
The IaoIs.ssa sIlow.nos of tour ounces of -four
Srovie V ess.s, 81 The ston 81 aPf tSs
present m surrscton, and The ration BE- a. proyldsd
Ss "a d 5.' 81. 81
eop n.p -Ins Ghcer Of saoa station, either in bulk
500 sss:ii Of as
sfin .st, ss af and TIE groceries 70
Al bias must be Accompanied By the fOlIOv,r,
- Form Of Grara.ss..
The undsrsisnsd,--~o3. o. In the State
HEREBY guaranty hs in case the ss1 o sssss q
bid Of - - for ratIons, as above described.
Be accepted, he or they will within ten days afier
the recsi1tOf the oontIact at the Post Once named
execute the contract for the same, with good and
"a 3joleut surotIes and IN case said --s shall
NIL 20 enter into oonIract "a aforesaid, we guaranty
10 maze good the Inference between the offer of the
ssa1 - and that vhIch may be accNpted.
A. B., Guarantor.
HtAsss: D., GuArAntor.
T.. r.
l8c2
I hsIeby certify that the esoye named
are kbwp 70 me as men Of property and able TO
make Fncd their guarantee O. b.
JIsks sls4ed sy tAs Usitsd States Dissrie. Jxdxs,
UnifSd Slasss District Attorney. or Collector
NO propoes VII De eonsIdsred unlsss eeoom-
panied bT fks shove guarantees.
INFv psasrs au.h5rlzsd To publish tire above
VII end ID paper containing the hrst insertion TO
this Orlse for exA nlneh0n
: Prusnssls % BE- sEdors daProposals for Rations
w. Is. SLACK.
- :! lA.tw -iJr ana Quarternastert
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FOR NEW YnRk ~
@sEsE

~
The Camden ard AneOy and Phil.d.lsaI, and
PELPPRtK no yEEW XSaK AND WAY
fR STT65kfST 5FakEE ..s. !. 81
Ats A. NJ via Camden and Amboy. &C. and A.
A.s A: M, vie Camden and Jersey City. IN. ].
At a: g., vic Camden and Jsrssy Cuy. Morn-
At55H 4: 81. via Ksrains.On and Jersey City,
AT IA ?; ID, Via Camden and Amboy, (Accommo-
At ! = it,, vi. Camden and Amboy. &c. and A.
At g n, vi. KsnsinEtOn and Jersey City,
AZ % F. N, yis ksnsinstOn and Jersey City,
ats Fl NJ, via Camden and Jersey City, Evening
A. nv T; a., VIA Camden and Jersey City. tsOuth-
Ats P. ~, via Camden and Amboy, CAocommod.-
ss uOn, tTsisht ana passenger First Class Ticket)
: TSe T q: NAN Train run, daily. The IN p.
ssS9Gi' f. No. and x
Fo. Ws s. Gap. stIoedsbarE. Scranton, wilts,-
t5om Kesfpinston, wa Delaware, L.okavanns and
For Msu0h Chunk, Allentown and Bs.s!sh.m 1t
The 10 A. NJ ,e connects with the tisin leaving
:, For Mount Holly ct AID A. NJ. anda and o.
II. ID.
For Freehold at A. NJ. and 2PM
For Bristol, Trento2, no., at 40 A. NJ, az ana
AP: III. from kelsington, and * p. III from
For Palmyra Rivertcn, Dearoo, Beverly, Bur-
.sinston, Fl2rennooo, Bordsntovn, &o., at i2a, /,
Steamer Trenton for Bordeutovu, and interme-
d dat places, st 2S p. d. fon Walnut street
~ Fer Now York and Way Lines. leaving
above w nut, half an hour before departure The
DEPOT un al off In
from the depot. ~ A
tIfty pounds of baycake only slIoros 70 ssoh
PASSENGER. Passengers arc sr0hIIltsd nom tskinE
shythins ~ baggage bu!, thsIr wearing apparel.
s.tra. The company limit their responsibility for
LsEsego 70 one DOL 81 peF pound, aid vii rot be
except by speclAi contract.
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