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Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-31
President of the United States.
WAR DEPARTMENT. lamar,

WAR DEPARTMENT, January 18th, 1860.
SIR Your letter of the 18th instant addressed to the
President OF the United States has by him been referred
this department. and he nstruct to express his gra
cation at the prompude with which you have ordered the
expulsion OF the lawess who recently occupied forts
johnson and CasWe He regards this action the part of
your eXceency as in complete harmony with the honor
and patriotic character Of the people of North Carolina
whom you Worthily represent.
In repyto your enquiry whether is the purpose the
President TO garrison the forts of North Carolina during his
am directed to say that they, in common
with the other ors arsena and public property of the
United States are in the charge of the President
assaed no matter from what quarter under what pre-
text his duty to protect them by all the means which
the law has placed at his disposal is his purpose to
garrison the forts to which you refer present. because he
considers them entirely safe, heretofore, under
ter OF that law abiding sentiment for which the people
have ever been distinguished Should they
however, be attacked menaced with danger of being
seized and taken from the possession of the United States
ne could not escape from his constitutional obligation
defend and preserve them. The very satisfactory and
patriotic assurances given by your exeelency, justify him.
however in entertaining the confident expectation that
such contingency will arise.
l have the honor to be, very respectfully
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-31

Dssr North Carolina per cent. bonds have gons up
to $50; Virginia tn; Tennessee 75zs to 7614.
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" Wanted.

o. NEGROES. NEGROES WANTED.
* GENTLEMEN, your old customers are yet in mark
~ ct. All you who have NEGROES for sale, would do
well to give a CALL or address
POWELL & McARTHUR, Clinton, n. G.
L. A. POWELL.
j. A. MACARTHUR. [July IL, 186O-46-ly*
HIGHEST CASH PRICES FOR NEGROES.
p& THE SUBSCRIBER is in the market, and will pay
* the highest cash prices for NEGROES of any age
~XS, suitable for the Southern market.
G. T. STEVENS.
Clinton, Sampson Co., N. c. June q, 1860 43-Iy*
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FALNIS-fAENASs
DURE WHITE LEAD
u Snow White Zinc;
White Gloss Zinc;
Lnseed OIL Varnish Patent Dryers, &c. For sale whole
sale and retail, by W. II. LIPPITT
Feb 16. Druggist & Chemist.
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AGRICULTURAL InPLE,lENTs.

AWItICU III O RAJ IAFI4E4NKEANES
FENHE SUBSCRIBER respectfully informs the public that
he has rented the brick warehouse of E. P Hail. Esq,
and has it stored with every variety of PLOUGHS
AND PLOUGH CASTINGS, CORN SHELL ER S,
STRAW CSTTERS, CANAL BARROWS TURPEN-
TINE AXES, GRLNDSTONES, SHO VELS, SPADES,
HOES, &C., which selling at lower prices than they
be purchased elsewhere.
We receiving weekly large supplies of Ploughs,
stamped with the of the best Makers and our ar
rangements procuring them from the manufactures
able sell them at prices that will defy competition
JAMES WILSON,
Harness. Trunk Saddlery, Leather Oil Establishment
No Market street.
Jan. l5 1861.
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STRAY COW

STRAY COW.
5szzzzra TAKEN UP the residence of the snbscri-
~V4sI Der, Sandy Run, in New Hanover county, on
0T the 3lst Of December last, RED COW, with
long, The marks aud under slope IN
the right and crop and hacrop 10 the left ear Inc
pay charges. ID. bA1SoN:
Sandy Run, Jan. l7th, 1861. N3tT
CO-PARTNERsHIP.
YFNHE UNDERSIGN NED have this day formed Copart-
4 nership, under the and style OF MCINTYRE q
BROWN for the purpose of conducting wholesale and
Retail Dry Goods business in Wilmington, N. O.
H. nj. MCINTYRE.
JNO. BROWN.
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WILL. ID. SON3EEkS,
I AVING PREPARED HIMSELF TO MEET THE VA
riOus exigencies of his profession and permanently To-
Gated Ellington n c., tenders his services to the cit
of the village and surrounding country and hopes by
conscientious discharge of the duties OF his VOCATION
merit the confidence and patronage OF the public.
May be found, when not engaged, at his Office opposite
the Masonic Lodge.
Orders left with Messrs Blnmenthal Co will be prompt
~ attended to. Aug. II, lh6O.-l-u
Cs}-PARTNERSIIEF NOTICE.
FENHE UNDERSIGNED have entered into Co-Partnership
i in the town OF Wilmington, n. c., under the firm and
style of SOUTHERLAND Il COLEM AN, for the purpose OF
buying and selling NEGRO SLAVES, where the highest
cash prices will be paid.
They also have house in Mobile Alabama where they
will and sell Slaves commission. Liberal advan-
ces made upon Slaves left with them for sale.
D. J. SWITZERLAND.
JAMES G. COLEMAN.
Aronat lst 1870
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vNBE SUBSCRIBERS have on hand STILL which they
desire sell. 1t is nearly new, having been only
year-n size it will hold fifteen barrels and is complete
in all its fixtures We will sell it six months tine by
giving good City acceptance Apply to Roux Co., Fer
nandina, to f. M. Myre Steamboat Agent, Savannah
or to the subscribers. TEMPLE BRO,
Nov 1. -lO1f Waldo Fla
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PENVGE FACTORY

. r. HOOD having changed his business from Car
Do riage Factory to PLOUGH FACTORY, respectfully
informs the citizens of Sampson and the adjoining Counties
that he expects to manufacture and keep constantly on hand
the complete and suitable selection of the latest and
approved styles of entirely IMPROVED PLOUGHS
made of steel ron suitable different soils and the diff
sTent changes OF pougnng tna may De Te9ared dieSe
sizes of ShOUeS, double single turning MOULD BOARDS
COTTON or POTAIOE sCkAPERS. Also, new ground
and subso PLOUGHS All of these plough hoes used
upon three stocks which changed by of bolts
every farmers convenience will also sell State or
County Rights District Farm Rights Orders thank
fully received and promptly attended to. All letters ad
d essed to BOLD L. HOOD at Clinton, N, C
Jan oath, 1861. 22n
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G. H. ROBINSON d co,
NOMMISSION AND FORWARDING MERCHANTS,
l. WILMINGTON, N. G.
Office over J. A. Wizards Store. Entrance corner of
Princess and Water Streets.
March g. l860.-l5S &29.
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Il. III. NcEkOY d Co,
n ROGERS AND COMMISSION MERCHANTS, South
(J Water Street, WILMINGTON, N. G.
Aug. 3d. l860 5Z-u
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GEO. ALDERMAN,
INSPECTOR OF NAVAL ST ORES,
Office at l. Il. Aldernans Store.
Prompt attention paid business, and solcits patronage
from his country friends.
Hng 30 I-lOm*
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II. L. HOLMES.
7 AW OFFICE, PRINCESS STREET.
NelC Journal Building.
Courts of Duplin, Sampson, Bladen, Columbus and New
Hanover.
wilmington Feb. 18th 1860. 139-26-1y
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Drugs, Medicines, Paints, Oils, sc.

MRS. WINSLOW,
An experienced Nurse and Female Phi scan presents to
the attention of mothers her
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Professional and Business Cards.

WILLIAM BOGART,
, RCHITECT AND SUPERINTENDENT GodsbCro !,
will furnish Designs and Specifications for Pubic and
6Tate Building with full practical working Drawings,
ch shall combine constitutional sodty convenience OF
ngement and beauty of form and COLOR with economy
and furnish those intending to build, with knowledge of
@ appearance arrangement and cost of all improvements
w1 19aee third door South of Griswolds Hotel
Dec. 20, 1860. lily"
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Fort CAswELL, Jan 18th, 1861.

GEO. WORKMAN, Acting AdJHant.
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'11LOH S.H1NITA

CITY OF NEW YORK.
SINGLE ROOMS so CENTS PER DAY.
City Hall Square, corner of Frankfort street.
Opposite City Hall.)
Meals they may be ordered in the spacious Reectory
There Barbers Shop and Bath Rooms attached to the
Hotel.
N B-Beware of Runners and HackInen, who say
We are full
R. FRENCH, Proprietor.
Nov. l. 1862 l0-Iy
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7lL BE SOLD. at the place where the subscriber
w lives FRIDAY the 18th of February. the follow
ing property-to witt FIVE HUNDRED BUSHELS CORN;
SEVER i HUNDRED LBS. OF PORK; THREE FINE
HORSES; CATTLE AND HOGS; ONE BUGGY; FARM
ING TOOLS HOUSEHOLD AND KITCHEN FURNI-
TURE &C. &c. Also, will be hired out all part of the
NEG OES belonging to the the place perhaps rent
edout. W. Fl, WALKER.
Jan. 24th 1861. 22-ts
Wilmington journal. [volume] (Wilmington, N.C.) 1844-1895, 1861-01-31

Y WILMINGTON, N. G.
Offers his services Planters Factor Agent for the
sale Of Co,On will give his personal attention to the sale
OfCOtton
His Commission for selling Cotton will be so cents per
bale additional charge will be made Cotton forwarded
to New York for 10 cents per bale.
Oct. 4h, 1859.
, 1861-03-07


4''Votre afect:onne, etc.
sTALLEYRAND.'
In less than year the same lady wrote
that she had married again, to which the Ia
comic reply was:
"'Oh, oh, Madamel
afo a{n
, 1861-03-07

Depos1ts receivedo: Cu1en. ACCOUNTS from parties
granted to regular ,rositors sud coHespendents.
Interest on bala eE can onlJ be allowed In Elss4
where special agro have been made that eect
We receive do, tits, payable at specified data On
which 1nterestW1li beA1i0wed.
, 1861-03-07
WR1GHT & MCCLURE, UN-
n9RrAkEIss. No s. Lasa11a street -.
AEfAllJe euff1X3. -. Nfazzs9

AsnWood Collins aud shrouds Or ~ ~+,a,.,
pfeeared VIII ae1[ses and Carr!azas nn Vfil - ~
gtTMpE W.fp 49senf1en 1t al aaa1A H2{9 Chsroi and
-; 70: r. 80: sssa2
, 1861-03-07
nALENA & CHICAGO UNION

rHICAGO, BURLINGTON &
QUINCY RAILROAD
Fasaanear Traits leave and asrl7e EhIc$Rp u foa
lows: = ,esses a: l1i5 ~ tssnuag: e1ssptsd;:
ia.1ss II As ~, {saturdays e1ceEtet! a-ves sr
at3 Nnndays excepted Aurora 9ecoI1.aia2Sn
1eAyes st a (Sund@ ~ e1cepted} a.ves ,. II ii
g. I. HAuuo<p. gup1
, 1861-03-07

One great storm 17boeia1 discord- sweeping
over many seas Of life, had drifted these few
from waves. where many mora had sunk into
the abyIses Of despair aud sin. And here they
were hudd1ed together on the shore seeking to
ku6tiau earh other
, 1861-03-07
EWIN AZ 4 c HIN i s.
1, CORNELL b cos
Family and misunderstanding &
$50 SEWING MACHINES.
wAcEAHT EARAs8 PATKFT.

ws happy to t. who ,h, Sss u5nE
e $ G;EE baE EAFEfff EfI5
AUE jE- and Al G:rsofs ssans or using facm aFe
s, cozapetsitan and an easaly norGar bssis ss
~ sse I'd s; ss az ea Iii ei
1enmsrs {oi Eh1eh We hayg .eysrsl stXlxsH: Medic
Th3s Iontr ta::n stiH tne caEArEs1 LEGITIMATE And
T1EsTELAaB EkCiiiNE III AAHAFT. .-
@ss T. RfUsb f FL nasfi E q e
TSn az e5 xe eey ayr sasa asns IS xpT paa
much utr tha1 eay o.hsr ~ theref some
6aya sst sseo9 Asa*a saases sre ,.s-1t uses
r,fsbr needle = spsGt 1nds5 IL ths af 'ss 81
rom cenoa e seeuFed ron DIST @
a ha IL L sTssss5 1ha9
tat q any Other rlacase sad !: M ifoni; tic dfiTinS
xsel entirely r aas q i cs2atfeS c2ty pe @ a,ssf ne
Ahon for au saaetes o. ~ 1nrs T;:as AsY xacnIsE
M tanrsds n which se d sFf F scaqsa.eq e bafae
=: tsaso Etes1 i laes saS Sons otssf Vii ssts
es9az eEsIs s N r.e,e Of ,apor.as,ng sos-
stx ets4 ssfeF ST Z i =
oE esing niasiaca hrtg ye11S raG d though
5aa e G;ss4!ies Es1e bses asy
1I sFs.es Sses TT 1fe
sSSS5S Sfs Is saa
%sy III u aas %sIe of 70
sae bo interested il ts gF5a4n IT, e parchase oT
sot' sapd for Descriptive Circular and saopiee "
s.ss e. PPssa &c s.Te
I'D oe4 sss s0i raehPs 81
g pses eny Ssll o95 oE1 ". qafaas 4Fa'!sfofs II &
b. >shs horsaTss'sUs5o t. sUomNRLL s CO.,
;1es Rsssf f}sssaSs; 1nss ne1 81 ca,sssG atssSa5n &
, 1861-03-07
Rohemfan1str, In America.

In an entertaining lecture recently delivered
in Cincinnati, Rev. N. D. Conway, "a Uni
tartan clergy yman) gave description Of Amerl-
can Bohemianism, as it exists In the little
Long Island settlement known as "Modern
Times" ! place much trequentcd by the Bohe-
nniaus Of New York city:
, 1861-03-07

# T. DaDERKY, II. u, X
Eps:hic Physician, surcso1 fsc Hayf.c 81
}9ysq an EdTobssa r r. @edisai sdaoa Ea
ne sn gtye eatlse satisfaction a. he eAnsnt Il q
0Mce hours Ill 3 l. Y aaa to T. ~ ars n hn-..
Of nignt 4 "a t=a1ddncs> u Wss. RandoIoh 5Esef
, 1861-03-07

MICHIGAN SOUTHERN AND
4A LAKE. SHORE RAILROAD
lS6Q-M.-..:. Wlntsr Arrangement. ~. .I65r-M
Takes effect suluay, Nov. Is.
ee 4 AM-NeE Yc1k aud Boston E1press-das;7 a.ra
EQndaya, via OLD Ll;.e.
40 r. N,-EEat EIpFes4-GAilY eIcspt Satur1iaY viz
Old Llne. -
Connecting At Toledo aud Detroit vita trstpa T. n
points interior in Ohio; Peansylranta. New York Aad
the New England States md aanadas ~-@
t.N l. ~ aad $50 H-ptttsbnryh. Baiiino,s and
Phiiadeipla E1pEess ri. cleveland making
as Qu!ck nLs- Rt any other route,
6loA- Il, ana so P.A-Detroit Express Via AdrtAa
striving Ia Detroit 1t $50 P u, ant il A "a
conneciing directly with train. On the Great
Western aud Grand Traus Loads
"a Wo1drut' - FsteEs Sleeping Cars accompany M
t.e Slgat Trains p pn q to Seg Iork ;soa
and at the CoupanJs Office s. South CLARK street. and
st the depot
Trains leave Toledo at 10 Is H. H. and 1QJ P II
arrive in Chicago at LOO A. Y. and S.0eF.x.
GEO. u GEAfh GenI Westera Ageot.
JOEY D. CAHPaRLL. 6e11 6Rpt tebKaly
, 1861-03-07
IMPORTANT TO BUILDERS,
JAMES HacCA1fM0N,
Canal 5treet, bet. Madison and Washington sts,

CHICAGO, Ill,
Manufacturer and dealer all ktds Of Wood 11on1d
lngs. Door smbs md ArchitraEes OF anE desired pat
tern, Ctrcnfar MonldtnEs any Radius, Wood Tur ing
In all It's branches, Scroll Saving and Coruce Bracket
variety Of patterns; octason and four sided Balus
ters and EeKels on hand and made to order; stair
Railing and Brackets. Planning and Matching and Saw
Ing done to order IN the best at tie shortest
notice; Fence Pckets. Particular attention given to
nling orders from the country Tor any and ali Of the
above descriptions Of KorE; Bills for Rough and
the lowest market price, Your attention Is invited be.
fore purchasing elsewhere. My motto ts:-" Good
Agent for VIM. B. HILLS justly celebr1ted
COVE RNING VALVES.
For Steam Engines warranted to regulate the motion
OF the engine perfectly under any and all crcuIa.
stances. Send for Circulars.
Post Office Box 49, ;a3t'61ly
, 1861-03-07

" 0 U N G a. II E r / C A
QUARTZ CRUSuER!
This Machine, invented by Mr.. Chsa Howell Of
Mr. Moses corner Polk and Beech streeh, for over
month, and been thoroughly tested on Qnartz Burr.
to an fmpslpable powder With astounding rapidtty.
The propfstors claim that 1t Will do more work. better
yertzes the stone dry blowing every particle away
the work Is done. Ing OF the aulpAate and tcre
transported. weighing only twelve hundred pounds:
Can ba By horse, water OF steam power Price Of
Mil complete, $3.50. GEO L. sANBOEN, Agent box
1913. Chicago. Ill
We the undersigned. believe the above MIL viii do
all aud than Is catmsd for only being limited
By the amount ct power used It VIII pulvelze three
2. Noses Agent Chicago tteam Engine works, A.
Hathaway, formerly Of Cleveland Foundry D. F. Shaw
Machines, Chicago. III. fe23x1m
, 1861-03-07

MICHIGAN CENTRAL md
4IA GREAT WESTERN CANADA. !,Atlw.ya
Winter ArrRs.A~n:eut~-
Trains leave TIC GREG. Gerisa! Dep5. ,:os s1a
street. tE!cngo:
atl L. A.-llsnsai1g E-Gr.s 81 te..i.5z e-a,-t-d>
1TtEe Il Detroit ':l5 r. y. S:epe-s1,a E3-;1C.
500 i. n: Albany tst.i P. u: :.8 ie-s III
!. u; RoAton .sv night
tN P. x.-Ne- fora alb ia-t.a E.psSs5 ;ecus-4
Saturday, aErtve at HCs7c!t kIr = Sus.
peE:tnn Bridge OF aubasu l. j, p H. t:a1Ey
go 1. ". New 1Ers l1it \. ". 20 / mn
&N H. h-ClnciE1ati Expire stHIcc2t Sl1Jay l;nIcrsS
to C1nctnHn;il1 Ii Is i.oC.E
so r. x-Clncin1ad and Loutsvte :,1pyess: ts:rs,s
Saturday thtoagh II Ctsc11palf Z ii hY5rz
Louisville Ia IS hoars
40 ?. H.-Train. sat1r:ny oa7 to Niles va1day
Tratts At 6.D P. u
Patent Sleeping Cars On all ofEh. train,
The 69 t<sE connects ut Paris With -ae IN ~s,e
aad Lake Huron Railway tos Bo:ta!a a4t ali ectn:s
east: a. Toronto With the Gcand Trunk I%sl7saY 70
Eiusston. ogdcnsburga, 3to1t1eal- Quehec snd ii
points to Canada East Northern Vermont New us1n..
GttTc and F-4ne- $4,000"
1a.ras. checked through.
Through Tickets for sale st tbs 3-i.c,rs1 Raj -osa
o3ces IL tha North Md Wee:. nd II is Car .as11
ntcc, corner Lake and Dearborn s.ree:s md q. tts
d=poL oct Of Lake st.ett.
Z. n. RICE, Super, "a dtzt,
S4EGKSfs uenetA1 Agent 'tE
, 1861-03-07

CHICAGO & ROCK ISLAND
~ RAILROAD LNE-Passe1sey Train. depart
rom and arrive 1t Chicago IL follows:
Day Express and Mail leave as3.4S l. 4. ard nvtyn
=. S. IS " tSundays excepted).
Night Express teares u 145 r. tSstu1da1B EXCEPT
cd} arrive At SIS 4. II. {MonaaFs e1cepted}.
Joliet Accommodation % r. Y, (Snndayb excepted,
W.L 81. JoH1, Gen1 Agent. des7
, 1861-03-07
STATEMENT of the ndition
OF THE
SECURITY FIRE INSURANCE co.,

On the first dag 0f January, 1S5l-
The name Of the Company is SECURITY FIRE IN.
SURAECE COMPANY, and s located IN the City OF
New York
The ar,ount Of capital stock Acknowledgements
Cash on hand and in hands OF Agents. g e5Q
10 Shares Of stock Bank OF New York;. $4,000
50 u Bank Of Commerce 4.73400
II :" Bank of North America. ! 1.E %
50 :" American Exchange BIZ. 3,n %
New York CITY Bouda ..,,.... .,..,,.,..... 15,N8T3
Bonds Of the Onion Free School ............ 10R5@
Debts due the Company, secured BY mort ~ r.,
gREe on Real Estate. e...... w.. 43,s5eW
1n Insurance SSsaa sfoes ''.ai :. es 10000
I SEhares 5 Continental Insurance Eompany... 5000
Is T;esolpte Insurance Company, 2oo0 20
81 Sixth Avenue Railroad. ......+..... .5Q0oo
Bills 23969T7
Total. tss9. .slsos
Losses unadusted ...........,,,. $Ga0o
All clni1s against the Ccmpany....... A1
ADNAl s+-t...t.s.s.-.6+AFN
The greatest amount insured In any ono
r. ". PHILLIPS Il co.
, 1861-03-07
8ustttk8s Garr8,

MRS. SMALL & BEEBE have
e. removed to their New Office Rooms,
No. 1O2 Washington Street.
Where they prepared Btteud their nrofa.o,a
calls y edctne and Surgery at ali honrs Of the daS
1ua.
, 1861-03-07

pUFFALO & LAKE HURON
RAILWAY. Shortest aud best soate - Doda:a
.nt. ottiat Eassera cttIcs
Train Leaving Chlsas At SEQ IT,, De:-e:: r.. S., AZ.
5ses st HeEaeo @ At "a p u Sew :nrs ~ .::!3 NJ.
10 a5d n 7. Erie -:sl.s Kriu, E fi.a. i ;,;a ~
Eead ca1 ta ohtetasd 81 .ss T"tr7. n:c9..
fe-l4ru1y E. g CAETtf son'. Ezs,-s-
, 1861-03-07
THE PENNSYLVANIA CEN.
L. TBL RAILROAD.
20 NILES DOUBLE TRACK

HE ZEN No1LfANLA CEN
as y hssd Re2s5S as@ 1sa sass i .a, s
ss.zeea Pasa Pssba1xe ifnkss I'D fniisds1psi. la"
fsasSgS sfe 5s n t9s 1 ns9q M pepe s
fef Beson o 4 I'd sa1ss
sss IS es g. .a
-. zsss q t9Es 70
,sm9sng Carr sfs at:ached % eael s,s; Teceufs
EFsss sn sns s1ily ~ aaa s:t lns
SsS GEE ss: S. 81 S saa
ess 1eFsssa sss. ~
he Engineer. thus sdtlns much tc Is sa{etT os "a,
E5rE IS EDay ~ ftR: bs@ r9;s; I'd
tas aboEe trains. -
Res Fskst e 9stea rs Ser FL.
eTed free Of charge through New Tcrk = 1'3~
Gs'<a IT, sa5 s e nv 3 5
rSo!af Llns 81 Steamer en the Mississippi = oh!o
:ad hsors i ~ s.se of e a
EFAss AI~4is 1s i Low .1.e'g1 50 gflas "a or79
4s5 sss;s3'as EoE +; 8
bRHsE H z5$;s a;ESs ,s!; :: and TER
sss 3 'sf = hfsz: ftszss
L BY Shippers 81 Fsesht ard ~ Trs1es-
For Freight Contracts and Shipping Directors. .antv
e or address, either es the nfoEtag Agents of tSa
D. 4 STEWART. Pittsburgh:
ps7 RI E f!s!eS xs.;s1 e. zsassIs, yoaa,toa,
cspP g.: feaaoeE fasa!e a. a. gsssas. ggssseg
ytSs; H.s; I'd ". hzowa Go; Ciacinnal; At'se7 i
ies naa'sy. Ii nsljqa GR.; %sdtsea t
ytuc, mo. ". Graham l. Co. CRt.p, II. II
.sa*s shaler & G!asa 81: Louis; Joha H. HasTlS ssb.
y1ls. Tenn; Harris Haas. Meuphs Ten C!s-Es
Z Go;; chlago; r; + !; E9oa.:. Alton, Ill; or Is
Weat ~' 'A-'''e1' peS.'s' L. 'sa
Tha arsstast Fa.ihtsaa offered M tia rrpsa
hen and sRfsSy fSdS StscF Tsaaspe1ta5oa Of
Ard good accommodations WITH usca 27.vAexsa for
ps'sons travelling tn ef9EEsf fKEf,;HTsk ;hJIs9k
~ his Eoute E4zhts Of 81 deacr.p.ocs eaa h fr
o. RaiqeEe. to and tEem any point The k11:roea;
o. Missouri by rall7oal direct Iva
The Penrsg1yan1a Railroad also connects at P.kts+
Cd to saV mort On tie Ohio. NusS.srsr1, Esn.nsE
1cnnessee Cumberland, Illinois Mississippi Wlscca.
sln Missouri Kansas, Arkansas snd I.1I Eise-~ sad
aeCieEeand. sapausa7 and Chicago 1tta Htt4u.- "a
Al toIts on the H2rthsestc:n axes. 0S''.~
Metcaants and shifpeEs he racsn4st.ucn
deEce on Its speedy transit
fha rates q Ftei5ts t., and from aay Foius .hs
West nT the Pennsylyan!a Railroad. alt ..e. q
favorable ~ are Charged BY other Il Z: CorapaEi.s.
ES2.pH sfsI = phi'z5!iphi infs5 api1sss s1A sSs
AAGRAW 4 K00SS 90 Sor.h s:75r7, E7,a-,o-s
LEACH s CO.. No, = Aaro- Hcuer or No VII
Est1 atrset Ssw FORK,
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Malls Close follows:
Northern Worcester County Vermont and New lamp
hire via Worcester & Nashua Railroad at 500 a. IN, and
Fitcbbure Lancaster Leominster, West Boyston, Oak
dale Clinton Lowell, and Nashua, n. H., st 900 a m
and B. As D. IN and due at SIS a. m and ,OO p M
Princeton and East Princeton al $40 D. M ana aue al
civ Of BOSTON 80 and 800 M, 2lO, $50 and S0u
D. m; and cue at 81 a. M, S5O ana NV p, m
Maine Eastern New Ham lshiie, and Eastern hassa
chusetts-90O a. M and $40 p. m; and are due at 9ls
Rhode island Except towns on the Worcester anG
Providence RAILROAD. $50 a. M and $3.50 and are
due at g. 40 a. m, and $50 p. m.
WAY Mail Providence and Worcester Railroad $50
m. and due at $40 Il. N.
Western-(All towns In Massachusetts West OF Won.
cester,) S. Is "a. m, and arc due at II IS r.
Albany, western New York and Western States,) Sl5
3. M. and acc p and are due at l245 and lN45 p
SprinefedSl5 a M, and 400 p. m and due at Al
3 NJ. u A. and lO-45 p
Hartford all Connecticut texcept windham and New
at l2.45 and l0.45 P
Towns on line Of Norwich and Worcester Railroad AM.
New London and Windham County, Conn., 1900 a. N
and are due at 9.l5 am.
m; and are due at $50 and l0.45 m
barre, BaIre flans, Fetersham Paxton, Dana, Nnrii
Dana and West Rutland, 945 a. M; and are due at 400
Holden, Rutland North Rutland, IIubbardston Cold
brook, and oakham. So M; and are due at 300 a. m
leicester Is a. IN, and 80 M, and are due at o.
Mibury. and west Millbury, 6su a. m, and $3.50 D M
and are due Al 40 a. m, and 6.3e p. m,
Shrewsbury. SIS p. m. and is due at 800 a.
Grafton, New England Village, and Cordaville 6aD
nj. and are due at $50 p. m.
birmingham, South birmingham, Hupkinton, Ashland
Woodville Westhoro' Nortbhoro SouthborO' Corda
willie and Grafton Il 10 D. NJ; and are due at a. IN
Milford, Mendon lIolston Bolton Berlin 400 a IN
and 800 y. M and due al g. Is a. ana on p.
mail for New York and Boston and beyond, is closed
at this Office on sunday at i 10 O'Clock p.
Office hours from As m, to 500 p m SUNDAYS from
l2l0to II 40. D. m. j. NJ. EARLE p. NJ.