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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19

GTATE OF IOWA, SCOTT COUNTY, IN TIE
y district Court Of said county.
Henry Miller, Plaintiff, vs.. Matthias Frahm
CathariDe Fiahm, Austin Cor5in, Amos Truck
George b. Sargent, John X. Dow, John e. Mat
thies, Christina Matthes, Heprich Gosch, Han
Kuhl, Ellen McMauns, Cyril Babcock, Samue
G. Young, George :. Z. Dow, j. &. Bonner
Louis A. 1acklot, William han, administrator
W. W. Parker, Jochim Lage, administrator, De
PENDANTS.
ORIGINAL NOTICE.
To said Defendants
You and each Of you are hereby notified thai
there is now on file in tho Office of the Clerk Of
the District Court Of Scott county, Iowa, a peti
tion OF Henry Miller, claiming Of said Dcfenda Mt
Matthias Frahm, the sum Of one thousand 81 900
dollars, with interest thereon from the 18th day
of April, A d, 1861 +, at the rate Of ten (lo) pei
cont. per Annum, as money due him on q certain
rromissory note, executed by said Matthias
Frahm on the 25th day Of April, 1886, payable t.
the order Of Henry Miller five years after the date
thereof. Said petition also prays for the fereclos
ure Of . certain mortgage on the following des
cribed real estate lying in the county OF Scott
and State Of Iowa, to wit: Being part o. block
thi,ty-two 80 in the city Of Davenport, more par
ticularIy described as follows: Commencing OF
the north east csrner Of lot number four q
thence west eighty (S0) feet; thence south thirty
(3O1 feet thence east eighty (S0) foet thence
north thirty 800 feet l. the place Of beginning
executed by said Matthias Ffaiin and Catharin,
Frahm, Of date April 25th, 1855. for the purpost
Of securing the payment OF tho above describe
pronss0ry note.
Now, unless you appear Ard answer thereto o.
or before noon Of the second day Of the next tern
Of said Court to be begun and holden on the frs
Monday Of February, A D. 1862, default will b.
entered against you and judgment rendered there
on.
Dated cemher eth, 1861.
r. D. CONGDON,
dcl0l Attorney for Plaintiff.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19
Dtssolssstose Of Pert.ershjap

sts9h CO-SARlFER HERETOFORE EX.
= Iang under the asm and name Of J. J..
s.s1pntsy3 Vc.tn The SCOTT House Hotel business,
plaes1iGned i eloas aathosissd = use 10 nsme
ef the old Arm In settlement. =
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19

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Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19

freight of all kinds will be carried from Chica-
90 to all points East at all times, as low rates
~ any other Railroad Route. sep2s-dtf
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19

OA LIND OH . n EN I DO > I En-
are run on Day Express Trains.
Daily Democrat and news. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1859-1864, 1862-03-19

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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
FROM FORTRESS MONROE.

III.
flag Of truce was sent TO Craney Island early this
morning TO inform Gen. Huger that The prisoners Of
war from Fort Warren arrived in the bark Trinity
East night.
The bark was accordingly towed up opposite Sew
elis Point by the steamer Rancocas spd the tug
Adriatc, and about O'Clock the rebel steamer West
Point came ont from Norfolk, and the prisoners were
transferred. They numbered Captains 3 Fret
Lieutenants Second Lieutenants Third Lieuien-
sus, and 3Si others rank and Gle and colored SER
wants. They were taken at lIat.eras and Santa
Rosa, ana are the last Of the prisoners OF war ut
Fort Warren, except Commodore Barron.
Tie passage here from Boston has been quite I'M.
pleasant on account Of the crowded condition OF tie
~essel But the prisoners are all ENJOYING Is good
health 90 could be expected
Il was generally supposed here that TIE smallpox
was on board the vessel, but on tho authority of
Lieut.. Buell., who comes in charge from Fort War.
zen. t5o statement is positively denied.
TIE prisoners have been transferred 10 the Wcst
Poin,. The Trinity was lowed back to her anchor
sgc IN the Roads
Several passengers We're brought back from Nor
folk. ircluting Capt. J. T. Moore Of the transport
Osceoa.
" Osceos was & part Of Gen. Sherman ExTe-
q ion. aud was wrecked on The coast of Georeis on
Nov %. aud the captain and the whole crew taken
TIi-ouers.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

rare. iavs not the least apprehension at this
point In features and complexion, the negro u
more unlike the European than IL his Monaghan
brother. But the interior rcseu blance IL greater
than the exterior difference. The Indian wraps him
self in gloom and proudly glories in isoston-he
treats before the onward march Of civilization The
hunmine Of the honey bee warns him away from his
hunting grounds. lie sees the plowshare Of civil
zson tossing up the bones Of his venerated fathers
aud be dies OF a broken heart. Not 30 with tho
negro. There il vitality about him that seems
alike invncibe to hardship and cruelty. Work
hun, whip him, cell him, torment him, aud he still
lives, aud clings to American civiEzation--an Uncle
Tom in the Church, and an Uncle Ben on the South
ern coast to guide our Burnside expeditions.
hy friends, the destiny Of the colored American,
however this mighty war shall terminate il the deg
tiny OF America. We shall never leave YOU. The
allotments of Providence seem to make the black
mau of America the open book out of which the
American people to learn lessons Of wisdom.
power, ana goodness-more sublime and glorious
ihan any yet attained by the nations Of the old or
the new world. Over the bleeding back Of the
American boDdnan we shall learn mercy. In the
very extreme difference Of color aud features OF tho
negro and the ADglo-Saxon shall be learned the
highest ideas Of the eacredness Of man and tho full
ness and perfection OF human brotherhood.
Throughout the delivery of his address, Mr.. Doug
lass was interrupted with most hearty and enthusi-
attic applause.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
THE TEUTONIA OFF CAPE RACE
The Tuscarora Still Watching tho
Nashville.
NEW MINISTRY FOR HOLLAND.
DEFEAT or THE RUSSIANS IN CIaCASsIA.
French Troops Rapidly Sent to Mexico.
CARR RACE, Wednesday, Feb. IL, 1852.

CAPE RACE, W ednerday reD ~, ioo<s
The steamship Teuionia, which left Southampton
on The morning of the Let inst, passed this point At
s o'clock this morning, and was intercepted by The
news yacht of the Associated Press.
The steamship AustFalGsian, from New-York, ar
rived at Liverpool on the Let.
Tie steamship Asia took the mails Of the steam
ship Etna.
The United States eunboat Tuscarora has been Or
dered of the dock of Southampton by the British
Government, and has taken up position near the
Needles
The pirate Nashville was still in Southampton
dock.
The reported naval engagement in the MeditAr.
ranean Is not confirmed.
No later markets per Teutonia than those received
per JuTa.
The Windham lunacy case ended on the 3ith day.
and verdict was rendered in favor of young
Windham.
9He Lo4don Times City Article Of JAM 81, says
Consols continued dull at 81, a92i for money, and
90 a 90 for March 6. Numerous transactions took
place in the discount market at 2per cent. On the
Stock Exchange, the rate of advances was ld2psr
cent. French Rentes declined !; quoted at 7lElOc.
American Securities were dull.
The statement of Secretary Seward, implying that
the American Government held themselves bound,
after subugaing the rebels to restore the destroyed
harbors or open better ones added considerable TO
the disqriet of Union bondhoders, since it makes O
further indefinite addition to the prospects OF tho
ultimate amount Of debt. 1t lie believed that, even
If the war was wound up Immediately, the debt Oh
America would at the rate Of interest that must be
paid, involve an annual charge the revenue equal
10 more than half the total required for the National
debt of England.
new Mnis ~ has been formed in Holland.
The Russians have been defeated in Circassia.
Many wrecks are reported in the Black Sea.
French troops are being rapidly dispatched "a
Mexico.
The Hungarian insurgents have re-entered the
places from which Dewieh Paehs had driven them
without resistance. The Turks had concentrated at
Pigissa and advanced on the 9th to Gibriska, the
inhabitants Withdrawing to Austrian territory.
The Teu.onis reports passing through great guam.
titles Of ice. On the 9Th, IN lat AZ 40, long. So
30, passed steamship Parana.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
Stale Agricultural Society.

ALBANY. Wednesday. Feb. l2 1851.
The State Agricultural Society met in the Assem-
bly, Chamber at noon to-day the Hon. Geo. Geddes,
President of the Society, presiding. The Hon
Marshall =. Wilder OF Boston was invited TO seat
bv the President and briefly addressed the Society.
The Ireasurers report shows the total receipts Of
the year as $l2.322 3; total expenditures, $l2,-
~ 81 balsnce on hand, sl42 81. Mr. b. p. John
son Corresponding Secretary read ths annual report
Of the Executive Committee.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

burn six of their steamers, and captured two
t,' ers BESIDE the hslf-complete gunboat Passport.
SHE steamers burned We're freiehted with rebel mill
g.y stores The Eastrort has about 80 OJO feet of
lumber on board. We have captured 200 stand OF
srns and quantity of clothing end stores, and have
DESTROYED tie encamTueut OF Col. Crews. - So
~annab, Teunessee, we found the Union sentiment
nIong "PHuLIPs, Lieut.. Commanding"
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
FIGHT FOR THE CHAMPIONSHIP OF
ENGLAND.
MACE DECLARED THE VICTOR AFTER
FORrY-TWO ROUNDS.
Fyom TAs London Gl0be, Jon. 20

From The London Globe, Jan. 20.
The above fight took place Yesterday morning at
Codstone, in Surrey, and about thirty miles rom
London.
The fght began at seven Minutes past o'clock,
and after lighting one hour and eight minutes, during
which time ~ rounds were fought, King WAS unable
10 come up 10 the call of time, and Mace was DC
cared the victor.
The betting at the commencement was Two 70 ono
on Mace but in the of the encounter 'no ous
varied 10 similar offers upon King.
The punishment delivered mp to certain tine was
was toierably equal, King having slightly me eess
Of r. until the last round when they clo.ed and ieL'
and King bead coming in contact WIN .ne gtouna,
which rendered BIN insenslOie' tue sponge "ss
thrown M IN token of his defeat
The dght took place amid steady fall OF ram,
Inn. the attendance was very large, the aristocracy
being very powerfully represented.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

RvM DID Ir.-The mangled parts Of the body 81
n ,,on who had been torn into several pieces al
aee,tered for hale mile along the track were fo' d
upon the Harlem Railroad above lIunts Bridge on
Monday night, and identified on Tuesday as thot OF
German laborer employed in that vicinity. ~ one
Of his pockets was the remains Of rum bottle, that
told as plainly AS ram bottles generally sPeSs. that
be had probably lain down upon the track, upoo
which he migh, have been walking from tho ci'y.
where he has u wife whom he usually visited enes
week at which times he INDUCED 10 excess "a sis "a
tll roison that PROVE the cause OF his DEATH
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13
suicide.

TORONTO, Wednesday, Feb IL, 1861.
Alexander Macdonald, one of the Oldest Chancery
barristers in Toronto, committed suicide last night.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

foE ThE BCnSslDE ExPEDirIOS.-TLe schoOntr
FRANCIS Burnu. lying al Pier No North River,
As' been Chartered by Government for Burnsdes
exI petition. She Is now loading Subsistence stores,
aud Ill salt today for Hst,erss.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1862-02-13

Thu cune,d Ay,il steamer Afcisa Capt. Stone. ss''
Tor liverpool, WI, - passe1srs ana s'''' '''
,rtcie
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22
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sctrsd bS fkt Seals Of the Eook De Piav snacss e
Pam. a~d tks TvpeSal foitsss ef Msd.rtss vsssaa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-12-22

RATIONAL LOAN.
THE NEW
SI1 PER CENT. BOMBS
Of the
UNITED STATES,
PAYABLE
TWENTY YEARS FROM DATE,
(or Ater Five Years. at Option Of the Government
THE COUPON BONDS,
In sums of
PITY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
and
One THOUSAND DOLLARS
THE REGISTERED BONDS,
In sums of
FIFTY DOLLARS,
ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
FIVE HUNDRED DOLLARS,
ONE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
FIVE THOUSAND DOLLARS,
TEN THOCsAND DOLLARS,
INTEREST COMMENCING AT DATE OF PUR-
AID PAYABLE sghi-AszUALLY
IN GOLD.
These BONDS are the
CHEAPEST GOVERNMENT SECURITY
now In the market,
The Interest, at present price of con being equiv.
slent to PHR CENT in currency.
FOR SALE BY
JAY COOKE g. co..
BANKERS,
452 FIFTEENTH STREET,
DEALERS IN
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ARKY AND NAVY VOUCHERS
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dec eff
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TO HORSE OWNERSl

DR. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LJNTMEy1
FOR HORSES Is unriysled by any and in ali
eases of Lsmeness, arising from Sprsins Bruises
Harness or Saddle Calls, Scratches, Mango &C.. it
viii also cure speedily. Epsvin and RinEbone NAV
be easily prevented and cured In their incipient
stages, but conf rned eases are beyond the possi-
blity of q radical cure. 10 case of the kind how
ever is so desperate or hopeless but il may be ala
Waited by this Liniment, and its faithful spplins
ton viii always remove the LAmeness and enable
the horses to travel with comparative ease.
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A FRIEND IN NEED. TRY IT.

DR.. SWEETS INFALLIBLE LINIMFNT
H an external remedy is without . Rival and viii
aration. For all Rheumatic and Nervous Bis.r
ders 1t is truly infallible. and as G curative 70,
Sores, Wounds, Sprains, Bruises, & e. its soothin
healing and powerful strengthening propertiesSx,
cite the just wonder and astonish ment Of ali who
have ever given it trial. Over one thousand ear.
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IN the Last two years, attest the fact.
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y
In Q crowd 10 might not have attracted you
ttli, 1t was one of those ftees that al WAYS sur.
prise and stimulate you the more you study it,
And tbIs sffit, sweet face, Coming after that
vision OF brilliant and beautiful women was
Thcrston Dow.
H had sesn il but a few times: still, he WAS
An acute anslyzer OF character, and the voice,
the words, the movements, had corroborated
The face
Charity Moss was the only dauph,er az the
clergy man Of the North Presbyterian church
a. kockla The young man had met her at
hsr fathers house when h. returned the call of
ms pat TOT; and he had been stimulated and
Impressed on that first interview
Charity Moss was utterly unlike any woman
NJ mao ever me-so delicately organized, SO
shtht OF form, so fair of face, that one might
aimost lear she was fragile, Ii il had not been
ior the small, bright carnations that bloom I'm
nef enerk, and set there their own signal of
perfect health.
She was older than she appeared for ,ha had
luet seen her twenty third birthday when
IhUrston met her. She puzzled him axraad .
inely at first, the quiet little lady He kn-w
al me NJ AXIS OF nigh breeding and social Gull
tivation, but, someh ow, the'whole manner of
Charity Moss seemed the unfolding OF some in
ward graclourness of soul, and all her move
mems kept time TO come harmony of spirit
deI ia'n"r did no. present himself until his
fnest had been seated some minutes vet the
siri was by no means fiuttered or EN- barrassed
oy me presence OF the gentleman. There WA
I<e mlngling OF repose and simpli .ity
Hooot her- NJ eyes of a deep gray, which was
sway melting into all varieties OF dark bro wp
Iooh'u up Al him with quiet earnestnees and
snCeIiIy winch fairiN iuzZled him She wis
,horouFbIy calm, s'lf. poised, Vet he couId not
detect the slightest t.ngo of vanity abont ths
girl. ' A"oU' 'io
Ihfre was httle shadow of gravitv,such "A
'turhsy aecohpinl|s much thou yhtfuInesx
on the sw'et lac" and Vet, on ocras,o, !;
would olo IN cut into sweet, rmnuing Smi,aI
Nat made The mouth, not small but f.,,ini,.'
se. m alrno-t like an infants
DaDnla
hf, FlaH ing first as was pr per z g. a ntroduc
nry, on the weather and the town, and the
Peri-hi and " hen fhs rnrist. r inter- d. with a
slSb p'fnt Nat acn~ed his taTdiDs as, that ke
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Protected D. Rofdi L<Etefs Pasesi ~ Esxsdsd, aai
secsysd b. fht Seals Of fie EeoL De Pia-s1acss q
Pa-ss. asd tks Ere-ial Tollses ef Msds,tss Vsssaa
TRIEsEAAR Mol
lie the eheetusl remedy for RkLAXATI0N, sPEB-
AAT0RRHGA AND EXHAUSTION OF TH1
TRIEsEMAh No. 4
Completely and entirely eradicates al trxoss %
those die. rders for which Oopsivs and Cubcbs hsge
generally beer thought antidote. 70 the ruin q
the health of vast portion of the population
TRIESEAAR No g.
LIS the great and reHsdy of the cavtused world
for all ties 81 the system well secondary
symptoms, ooriatfng the destructive qre of Mer-
curry vek other delctsrious ingrrt ients and
which all the Sarssp ariha In the worls eannst
remove. TRIEsEMtR Nos I, 2 and are Alike
devoid of taste smell and Of all nans~atisr quail
tiles. They in the form of q los~neo, and u,Ay
lie the toilet table without their hcins suGr
pected.
Gold in tin ca q Is escn, or four IS exses In
one for %, and in 81 cases, thus sasiax s. q
administered by yalp-sn, LsIlen.. nd Rsax, &c,
Ae. Wholesale and retail by DIR. II. A. BARROW,
street New York: fmmediately on receipts Of re-
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part q the World, securely Pseked, and addressed
according 70 the instructions Of the writer.
Published also by DIR BARROW. that povolaf
and beau lfufly illustrated medical work, aumaD
Frailty. Price - cents. Triesemar and Boob can
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d + 1t 1 A L .

FFIClAL.
DEPARTMENT s sg snass; ,.s..,,.,. ,ss,.
The Secretary Of stkrs will hereafter receive Mem
cers Of Congress on business on saturdays, com.
nencins with Saturday. the first of next month.
Jan Tiff WILLIAM a. SEWARD.
(xRE At CON AOTI
~ FIRST WARD,
WHAT CAUSES IT?
IT'S
BAR 4 q X o r III e RS
NEW CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT,
Lately Opened,
No. 115 PRsxsYLvASiA AvHaUH,
Between 18th and 9th SITS.
EVERY BODY Is RUSHING THRRI
FOR
WELL-AADE ( FASHIoNABLE SUITS!
a that the very place now for every body to buy
, AF1NE OUTFIT CHEAP
PIsase remem Der that our motto il
FAIR DEALING AND LOW PRIORsi
CAN at once and procure your bargain. o.4-arn'
20 TAKE NOTICE. 20
No. )! a L5uI RAEk lEikEsu,.
.aS for the
Having '''iE '; so$ss = s SfS,t
DECORATIVE PAINTING,
aass EssfAsrisRaEsr
He has no hesitancy in soliciting . continuance
hio '"'' RE Fl Work sc TSExx66EEPPf1oNABLI
And 'AffsSfF Bill
~ Remember tAs narrbcy'
SO LOUISIANA AVENUE,
oc FISH Retween Sixth and Seventh SITS.
CREAT DEMOEsT RATION!
GRAND RALLY
MEN AND BOYS
N~AET OF
O L o T H / N @,
BEST AND CHEAPEsT HOUSE IN TOWN,
No. 400 SEVENTH STREET,
Where you can and
THE LARGEST, BEST AND CHEAPEST
STOCK OF CLOTHING
In this city.
STORE CROWDED WITH BARGAIN sEEKHRs,
who get fitted out in short time and At
PRICES THAT DEFY COMPETITION,
We have Just replenish cd our stock and think it
eIces anything In this market. We guarantee to
sell 1T f6w prices, eur motto being
QUICK SALES AND SMALL PROFITS,
n. B.-Our Saturday ust0 alers will please come
early convenient Our store IL 50 fuA in the
evening II is in possible 70 wait on ALL
- Do not forget the Che .pest Cloth NJ House
In town. At No 4 $50 ssZsn.s st ns. s.I...-
no $50 Seventh street, and
no % Corner Twentieth st. And Pc. Az.
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seq Rs.
FANCY GROCERIES.
Champa&nes
OF ALL THE WE'LL KNOWN BRANDS.
HEIDsICK, cLIoUOf, hUhM. RIvARr,
DRoUKT.
We recommend highly to conaoisseurs
BE ST. AARCEAUX oHAMPA6Eks, CARTE
MORE, CARTE BLANCHE. RKp Law,
shs most fayo,ite brands in the New York market,
and 70 highly appreciated for tAsi1
richness and delicate favor.
HOCK AND AosKLL1 WINES,
sun and SPARKLING
cLARETs Of Msssrs. 6ilAsu frsrss, Bordeaux,
BURGUNDY AID foKAY wISIs,
ooGYAc of the choicest brands ans hsss viatae.s.
ROCHELLE BRANDY, Peuvoisin and 4. sisn.s,..
MADEIRA, SHERRY, PoRr-vsry cid and AisaIy
recommended for medicinal purposes.
HOLLAND AND ENGLISH GIN.
In Wood and GAS.
MsNoNeAHELA AND BOURBON wHIsKEYs.
PUNCH EXTRACTS AND EssENols,
Of AL kinds.
APPLE BRANDY AND WHISKY,
JAMAICA AND ST. oRoIx BUN.
BATAVIA ARRAO.
HAVANA AED DOMESTIC sEGARs
OF 1HE BEST BRANDS.
LILLIxNFHAL, GOODWIN, CORNISH, AND
Anderson RINR-oUr TOBACCO.
altimo.e-s t Baltfner. peiees.
GROCERIES FOB THE CAMPS,
HERAKrIoALLY-sEALI GOODS Of every d.
soription :-GAME, POULTRY, NRArs- oy.
STEERS, MILK. FRUITS. and vB0lrABLKs.
ICKLEs AND CATsUPs, in Wood and eii...
ApAhANrIEE AND PARAPPINH CAMILLE
MAILLARD's CHOCOLATE.
CANDIES AND DROPS, In Packages.
sYRUPs-RAsPBKRRY,L LEMON and eorr,
CHERRY, GINGER, RASPBERRY and BLAok.
BERRY WINES.
HAN AND CHEESE. .. Baltimore prices.
rENNANrs XIX EDINBuRe ALI.
KNOX sONS SPARKLING ALoA ALI
YoUEeER's INDIA PALE ALE,
LONDON PORTER.
LONDON BROWN STOUT.
CROSSE BLACKwELLE ENGLISH PIoK
and SAUCES.
DURHAM and FRENCH MUSTARD.
BORDEAUX AND NICE OIL, oLIyss.
PIERS, DO.
ANCHovIEs. sARDINEs, DUTCH HlRRIse
SWISS CHEESE, Of prime quality.
SPICES, RANOY SOAPS, DC.
TERMS OASH.~
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PEHNsyLvANA CENTRAL RAiLRoAD
&&s
Is yrRsr-cAi.1issss K so SefHses'on.'
,,oxs EHEp, sAfETE AID ooaToSfi
BAGGAGE CHECKED rHEa sSa .n-,S Uosn
rlET HsSE R4EhT II FsA fiF1 ssHs
CLOSE ooNE HS Il ssss At Ief HiPttRausBU.e
noRrHKk IN o Ihsihs II ' RAILROAD.
rHr GREAT AZ e fiiTlR; Rour,
wAsHrHuros i AND BALTIMORE
WEST. soRT II vi sSi,. AND = 'h ssourHwssr
- ro, rh,s.sA fiet... .,,l, :. sa. oss..e
corner Of Penn,ylvsnia avenue and sixth street
Warrington and Calvert Station. Bsltimor.
SPLENDID SLEEPING CARS ON ALL sIsR9
SMOKING sALoeN CARS ON ALL rRAIxs
FKuM wAsuIsaroN
Irving Il B.isinor. at q 80 $ q n .os ssp a.,
Where elose eonn.et.n. are made with train, on %
r.s ,a n; |. 1.S % Che o"a s
BY this route freights OF all deseript, eaa -
forwarded % and from any point On the Railroads
CT Ohio, kentaeky, 1nsiana, Itinois. wisoonain,
lows, or Missouri, b. Ratkead dfsed
The Pennsylvania Central Railroad 4isS conasesa
~ Pittsbury With Steamer, by which 9cods
be forwarded 10 any port the Ohio, a.skiuyum.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Gum be- land, Illinois. Missis
BED Rivers; and at CleyeAnd, ssndu.ky .nd On
caSo with steamers 70 al Northve.teru Lxkes.
sn rres2 70 s sss ram ri.
with confidence Oh its speedy transit
THE RlhT ES OF FREIGHT 70 and from any point
IN the West by the Pennsylvsnis Central Railroad,
ore az az t,rnes rs Jscc-ahs ,harsed ~ osA@
Railroad forzpnaiss
- Be partieuIar to mark packages Via renna.
Central KR %
MASRAw Il KOUSs. fretxnt Axeuta
- No. so North street, Baltimore.
EkoCH LEMIs, Gen Z So pe rintsuaent, Altona, Pa,
i. L. HOCPT. Gent Ticke ct Agent, PhilSdel Rhia-
n. HOUSTON. General vreisht Agent. phils-
dclohia ttyr