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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY
TRAINS.

PASSENGER TRAINS.
&zzal ~
On asf zff~ MONDAY, Fsbrsarv s, Iss2.
PAssKNsKR TRAINS BxTwFTE
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
VIII runas foilov.:
Sir ps.ls T-atas FIVE. az a-d Depart Srs.
Hdshtsrtes DdHB dir-tas fhs toesk,
aSd tBo On S~HdaVs.
For Philadelp his and New York-Leave wash
inEt1n =, 60 a n, II % A NJ st sna S.so NJ
For Annapohs At7to Az and 4oPM.
Fer hsrnsbers srd The North and West, Ie.v,
W sshington ~ % A N, and 90 or 500 P ~.
For Frederick al ~ A n, and 500 Pm.
TEAMS MOVING NORTH.
Horning Express Save WashiEgton 90 A. n. Az
ave a Balnmo-e - A. ~ fhiisasphis liSo p. NJ,
sornfa. en- iSSTs s,16 We sshin,.op
A. X. Arrive at Baltimore So n. No oOnneo-
lons st BitInoEs. This is the Morning ooHneIion
New IoTE Mel Trsin-l..y. Washington At Il
A. NJ; arrive q; Rai..mcrs l7.t0 r. NJ; Philadelphia
Pkilssepkis Train les % Washington at 100
n. reaching Baltimore ait 50 N. and Philsdels his
Afternoon Accomuoizuon-Iesve washington
star NATIVE az Baltimore st 6PM. No CON
Ee1lonse a. baiumoIe Ahis IS the dteTnoon coz
Evening E9SteSS-iesve Warrington I,.s.
,. "; New York a. n: j.TTY,bUrr az.
OnSundsyE leave Washington al 90 and p. NJ.
only.
The 5 p. N. train from Washington CONNECTS.
through 10 New YORK ovs5J Cay during the week
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Lave New oIk ~ J A. a.; Phi lateiBhia II -
n; talcmcre fW ? n. Arrive - " ass.cEton 5 -
Leave New York .tsr.H: Pbil.del,h,. IoEn y
n. Balhnors 80 4, ~. ArrIve 80 Is sEhington -
Lesye New York 81 II p. n; Phil.delphis 50
A. y; Bali more I-S5 4. 4. ArT.Ts AZ W.sh:nIto1
s.z5 4.
Loci ACCOMMODATION Trsior save Baltimore
~ a N, and 4 81 ?. fUr Washington, arrive
thsre - u 4. n. and 6 IS ,. X.
Tn sundays ~ 4.Sn AID 7-s5 A. a. only from BGln
more. NO Annapolis CT Frederick connexions on
Passenger Trains !saviug washington atl.e .
NJ acc 90 p, n, sro Baltimore st7.0A. " and ass
,. make dIresci councillors for Annapolis atte
Junction. The54n n, and 3Ol n connect a.
Relsv .or Frederick, fsEsrstown. a., 40, except
Trains Save Annspolls for BGltiIncre and Wash
Ing ton a. $50 A N. and SOP. n.
passenger Iralns leaving washington at 500 A.
NJ, VI a. M, arc ?. NJ. and Baltimore At t.So and
7.S5 A. N, VIII SfoP oziV az 6EHnpoiis Jsaef,oz
WAY Passengers must take the Accommodates.
1fatas only.
TTa!Is will leave Washington and B.lt,mor.
rcrtpfsy spcH raEd fi1lf, exceptIDg that the IS A
~, y ", anc ~ " traIns viii wait 30 mi nutes
y neces sary, TO secure the passengers and Mails
For sex and Wounded soldisrs-A spec,.l car.
with an attendant. with heds, VIII leave Washing
ton twloe week for PkIiadelphiA direct at m A NJ
so diers. W. y SNITS
IoS Maeter OF IronsportetOn, Bait
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II \ letter from Hamburg states that consid-
c.aB's Quantities Of vegetables ard fruits = re re-
-u.ar.y imported there from the United StstCs.
By the I-st TWO steamers ) 600 ions of fine fresh
apples had arrived frCFc New York for con-
sun CtiOu.in Germany.
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SNLOkSIMF NT ~ HE pRECS

fEH EsET fHo UgAT3s cared a. tag inEsits;isu isSlr
At'sFtntssU ys-rs, and ia rrUsrtsnt Rxyr.
"a essIE.hs ftrsfmtd - d. JshTstss N;asIGsd ~ u
g IA FEgsgs srd Eany psrEofs ns.iess
VAS, avs agFss=t1 again sUG gaia kssTs .hs rusIe
sas' 80 tspHs rsELsn 81 ehaFsstsr .nA T,sps.s.
sil's = rEssisot Er-Es1lss zElstta ILlV
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For ThTo1sh Tickets, apply 1t the Ofioe Of
the Northern Central Hail Road Com
pany, Calvert station, Baltimore.
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1cO =. WERTHEiMER K co, fcA
- En Ae2 Al AEI SENENrM l. 10 =
nysr era' OYgfn~s :

TEE OVERLAND OYSTER EXPRESS ?
COMPANY
Sft eoHtrrs - rsaa.v0 On whose fsr oy,s ppntef
EATuN 5CE RIVER OYSTERS. -
Ee=-EI sEss end rriyass f.Ini!esT SsM 4
y ..E 90 vel. . &C.. eE- r. then, &SR hrS
G..-e - -ao4 20 So. - EgE.S f,.-sT N-ssesg
u e. '~r'p '-~r-l = --s.yz-. NV
a. p-tcs 10. - isTket Space, below the
avon, 17.fr-, a 3-cg.
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a DAMS aGi-.i.-5 CONFhNY.
TC-F~E ar EEEOTAL.
S'igEH T. EFOTHUR's

Tho rcI'vSvr c@7o- "r trIs ccruu-EE - r-uro
t'-'1 II A.:st s1r.es - - age depot On y sirt
u'f--nE. 81. = 20 - -tH e.
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1852 THE uss,
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,


* ESssssz-s se.skEssssE,
(wi;h its oorneot,onsD
Is FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND COMFORT:
FREE FROM DUST!
BAGGAGE CHECKED THROUGH
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE nAILT TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH.
Two OF them making
cLosz CONNECTIONS AT HARRIsBuRs
with trains on the
NoRTHERN CENTRAL RAIL ROAD,
and forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
FROM
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
70 all points in the
WEST, NoRrHwEsT AND SoUTH-wEsI.
ths k T4tSSsSh Tst,T s!P, e 3. oOe Of
Pany, calvert station, Baltimore.
Splendid Sleeping Cars on all Nleht Train,
SmoktRg SNO0H Cars on all Trans
FROM WASHINGTON.
sTiviRS BsiIHoTS al 80 g. an ah q g. : M.
b aeSs Close eSInsctloSs gre msle with trains
6nfE az ?. m ara as 4 M, there connecting
Eith ths trans on tbs Pennsylvsnis Centsl
heiHoao for al partE Of the Weet.
FREIGBTS.
by thls route, freigbts Of a. descriptions oan be
I0f Sarae1 70 and from any point on the Railroads
% OIlo, heLtucky, nolhna, Illinois, Wisconsin,
iScna, or missouri. BY RItiTOad diTerf
the fonnss iVautE Contra kEIrGEd Also nnactg
q rlLtsOuIE wan St6hLcrs. ~ winch foods oar
&c IyIWAroeq 20 any port On the OE.O, Musk!uEuU,
hcLtucE.r tennessee, Cunb-r' An6, Illinois Mrs
LssipBI, W iSc0nsin, Missouri, Kansas. ArkArsaR,
enu X ed RIVERS; and at Cleveland. SsEnduskV and
Ch;cago with steamers 70 ali NOTthvertern a axes
HeIcnants and EhIPPoTs entrustIng the GTanspoT-
set.Il o. taelT rais h; 10 this ComFany, oan rey
viii confidence on Its speedy transit.
TIE RATES OF FREIGHf % and from an,
Rolnt IN the West, By the PsnusylvanIa Central
Hallfoad. are AZ CA ftDss as fapoyobis as a.s
esr.ssd on othsr RatIToaH Companies.
r, ~ BE eaTi,cuiar TO mark packages VIA PINr.
MAGRAW z K0UNS, Freight Agents,
,.,,,rr No: % North street, baltimore.
hNoGu hEMIS 6en1 Superint't, Altoo nn, Pa
I. l.. B0UPT. Gen'l Ticket Ag't, PniladeIphis
ID; HOUSTON, 6enh Freight Agent, Phila-
Ge1Pnla. n t-dly
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~ - SOMETHINe NEW,
ketsEutSEar DIscoyEnT oFSN t.
Vrf&sS EEE AGs, SAA@
SS 81 isl & SfgssI, ottosifs &6%
tss Tae1fcr.

- - ssss oFoSH r
OfSTEES STEAMED
In tns smell IND Thorough Cooked Ear su,s-ior
70 o rnEsb n 1859 ~strstss. tSs Sss!sEf
fIrsf 80 Teso-E, cal and ges.
the sndrTSlE1od rHct atty II lorna hI fri.nd.
IN the pstrlot, zf visitors O. ths city, t1st he "a
rehlteG ms OLD GDd WsI,,-SNOygB -sTs sTTEEMENy
"a most th0Tcnea H32GueT, End has fuade oor,-
fLete arrangement 90 furnish OYSTERS in .ny
sTie anc "a aEJ fgsSh:J. <09to 90 gallons shncf "a
per GsJ; Sop0 to 500 cans OF Spfosd and Fresh
yut up dallJ-cAns hsrEetio0lly seo.ed, Fprpished
IN the shell by the brshel or hsFTe,
fersnns wishing TO havs OgEsAT. Furnished rerr
ALL through tlS winter. Et Baltimore pTrcs,
Ntthout ieer OF failure, ERuHid Usil aud MAKO Az
EopEeinents az once. Freight, Tine, and money
sayeG oJ purchasing Of ne, IS l furnish an Article
efnel 70 the oe!ebrated R1tlmcTS esta liiehments
et prices Just IS low.
10 SUTLEas.
canned meats, LobEtsTF, SariInes CI.ms
STawoerrles, TomatOes, Pigs Feet Trr,s 80
&C., &c. Also, Pickles, Cdtsup. Ss.ces, Rrsndy
neoches, DO. Also, Game ana FreBh Fish iFrr.
Ties, TerTtplns, Fresh LobSteFs, Cod. Y,IiTrt ~
IN Iact, every thing for sails in tho Norther1 ma
KEYS Always Ga hand, at reasonable prices
9. hotels and families supplied with OTstsrs d.
iIVered WITHOUT charge TO any part Of the n,trIct
u sSasCn, II the money lie Gent with the order.
ny esta0lshmentl Is open from e. n 10 - a..
nlEnti every day, except Sunday, when 1 Close A.
leZ I. "a. HARVEY.
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Splsldtd Sleeping Cars on all NIpht T,aiH
SmoktRg SSOon Cars on all Trains.
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DENTISTRY.

DIR. CHARLES r.. BOTELER,
DENTI5Ts -a
NO. 800 fENNSYLVANlA AVENUE,
BETWEEN Gre AND 1nrH srs,
NEW AND INPR5vED INVENTION
<hIir2CLAL CRE0PLASTl BONE
E T Fl,
WITHOUT METAL PLAIR or CLASPS,
o,o DR.. 8. b sI6EsMOND.
Siv SrcGdsuf, Ns,s YoTk-o6O Pssssvl,ania xs
r.y 80, ostsstez Ira ard ls;k sfs., Waskfsefox
sTxs,s me attention Of the public 10 the following
~ OF, his improved EyEtem:
psrsr Hs 1eeth OF hie manufacture ojtFrct
49, ,ooIoae nor change color by any
oslhf tnIee- fourths lighter than any other
- Ev Seetn or roots need be extracted, "a the
Tsi ones can pe inserted over them.
Lne roou WI be made lnofersiye. an nev.r
I: No temporary teeth are nesded, a, ..,,,r.r,
Hnes an DC made Immediately, thsreey sressrxin.
~ sho HatuIe! EXPRESSION OF the face vSioh rnds,
sne 9,o ~ stem is resuently 6isbSured S sA4Ne'
Inls YORK has been fully ts~tsd over Eva var.
~ many Of the hrst chsmir and ehysioisns az ~
uI D., & has ALSO invented white upd.,t,uo,iv.
can Be- IeS VIII tS n Which the most Sensitive teeth
through iifeS,n on any ado roots, which viii last
NJ The beat ef Tsssrspoes rly.n-to Or. " Mott. Dr.
Judse u, frofessor of Chemistry IN. Y; Hon
ton Is,eyne, OF the Supreme Court 81 wa.hint-
'Vr, xnd thousands of others.
- 81 end eX anime for yourself. nossm
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SQTLFRS AND OTHERS SHOULD SUR
- : SG 4, 81 10 9H0MPSON's BANK NOTE
monthly. sI5O; monthly, rs Cents with two conias
3 q SSsssrpvs list free 20 al who in advance
10 note addressed to WARREN CHOATE
332 Pa. avenue e I. a,s =,
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tN.rrr sr,rr- sro.r sr,VtNs

TIN Lcavenworth CONSERVATIVE saws the
rga, name - t.e .yrrbt JHrtas Ike { cyr'tiid was
t. IL rs Il 20 4 i've str-. ONT of cleveland, ono,
Anl houcsAi It,d hat name. lie Wa born IN tia,
Vi .'uty.
Tnr Raleigh q. c. REGIs1In saws the
WIFE O.. President Davis and her children Aie rcsi.
ding m that place. II save HAT President DAVIS m.
tends 10 lead TIE army Ngaust Mcclellan, AL hs,
declared that the slreeta Of Richmond shall rin
with blood eiore he yields it,
Tnr alarm at Richmond Is Increasing The
DisrArCu Of tAe la.h inst, says tie proximity II
L fedora, 2luhoas T. the city lAres Ii In n, at
dancer aud seems 10 doubt the efficiency Of tie Oh.
s,tltt uns placed IN the river, which were lkey T.
lie totel in n few hours. The Charleston NARct bY
= the same dat, says The late Of the CAP tai,
tough still inystc'y t. u.s. Is probably aSed be.
io-r These words csu meet to eyes u on readers
We ir-t we t'sN AVE the same story OF New Or.
cans over ssAin, AND shat have lost, through.
imhecll ~, sDth ahl delay, what the & and Army
o. M'Clell "a ,uH.d neyer hay. won. But We viii
hope f'r tie best The t,ll Of Richmond would Ice
heavy bow. II in dIhsut 10 estimate tie vast
1uAhttes OF hi"r's and lh'ic works which must J..
i'rtlu, Ell or hh1nl ned Ia tie event uf much dis
asler The capture Of The seat ~ government would
'slN N'k" the confidence of Europe in our ability
', achieve our Independence. We see it stated that
t"ur'hrsl siyice gwen IN friend spirit t. gem
Yemen Of high postou by Count MERCER, daring
hs ATE visit WAS never o. surrei.der the capital,
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u dispatch. The captain - the Curti. Pe,l
While the s'eanief We max g the tr. 70 Newport
N"rs VIZ tie pti-'ncm Oh hard, r, marked that
sfe ~ irrs'rtcd Tie Last Il his pfoYsriv, sud vet
size " 80 T. b sauk ia We rvet The steamer Nor.
hauI ,oy Wa h..o H. 10 sunk |, may l.. re-.
isstk,t u@t vl.s t'se steamers v ere on their
~Ay IRON X 'hmari. ICY met the Federal iron.
...a feet ou 'it'r vsy w and much snyI,t. was
- o. ne I.'t 81 the rebe.- H. return tt the ssrut.
rnrn.tft
t. "isi-'c tcu "a. the river vs. ut nj this tric
fui stD -'d { 10 t,ii', i t.si tl,-s sisamcrsuu
taci- rstIgu. VITA 80 INK iAdcu solofsr.. WHO
"N Htt"wt .s. vi,u 10y s;s-' ~ y atfl H. Amoul.
.Hs.ifli . 90 ~ - tae . STR t,n that fu.!.y
.-Ari te isst..c, at reui, 81 tA4 ~ en-, t.e
-Ncf D. D..- cf.i lf. practicable
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"a. .4rr' takc- ,i,a TO-. re.-u h.,erye..
zion similar 60 Mat q DIE >.N, aul r,u.afl.
that III, -.,ral Of ". M.KuHUs,i.i, 10 Eal.
mond IL to prosecute the war ~ vl.orou.ly Il.
h. prove the futl.;y 0: foreign interference. q.
tlls 'u'9e.' IT. Washington correspondent writes.
..'ls : u 3e;tri iry FOR Europe on tho sou.
VI, Nj. G~'. 5, f.r-i S.,i,ufy Of Ia...t
strtn-..'. communicated sIu. rs G.,I.l. g.,
N-"'"r.t "a Ne result " hz obs r,Au us Al E,l
'!iN' "ntle At hH4 been IA iie company & Count
nefv4'F Nj. urluiuy Wus IT u,.ai. . t,.tt.-,
% INA! be ,'nlN'ttd, MAY slirr d. .rtt ll,, ., A.
,ra', oL' t'at hey ~ nsts sib,aif mr. te sl i,.,d
~ "" psI'N tl"i struck VITA the ui.,u.u..,y III.
''''-s Ntie respecting tie ruulu / OF a., ~ a
tou.d not md a s.n..e u,.n WHOM .,no, a., ~
~ the last rather than surrender 'N' "''"'''e
INC t'p'..eu =, lf''th'A, 9n- u.piet, Louis M.
poieoA ~ Mf. ID ton, Mat the Inland tra-, 80,
be open MS soon as the larhur. Would h. T WI
q 81 H., ,tional G1vpruu.e.t had l.IunI -
trenci Emperor g. verify III. truth oi his stat.
menta Which o.. private repqrts OF a., f.,ncl Gu
suln Ia the y uthern ports hAt!y coutrad,t,d H.
consequence he ssnt 81. Mer,, er 10 ascertain whi.I
Me American OF the French representatives report
" IS the correct one.
The cause OF the snrieiy which certainly did
eNi'' some day ago IN Official c!r, rs hal no res
ground, snd is rather prospective tuan tive II
se.t upon the uncertsinty ui TIE Emptrpr's reso.
sutton al'et lie viii have ard OF Mr.. Mercois re-
Port, and after Ais consur.a,on Will Mr. Ueui,roy.
rho las siresdy reached Parls
a Psrn correspondent, remarks.
The voyage OF NJ MERCER 10 Redmond s.ems l.,
have forced tLe French Cabinet into snr., .,'Tt al
explanations ON ihe .nIJee, o. their sympa,ii.s N
e'e American question, which have found t..ur w.y
Into print. In the Cabinet but two moa are y. \
decided N any way, which two are N .ssra. Thouyi.
Ne and Wale~sk, who are blih for the Tu.on
whlle hessrs. lie T., riluy, kou'I,r aud Fould M,
sympathetic with the SiuIn but not g. tie .ht,it N
ces'rihg reco milton ~ long as the opp sin,
C, h,es are IN Va field. A for NJ Blsult sld ~.
S.sf members of IL, Cabinet thcre is res.,u u
NTff Ter a. .H..Nss
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a NAS namei Barney Higgins. WHO lied on
IaursdaS. lcayes destitute widow aud two chill.
drcn. l,.h. "a Flushing avenue. ncsr wNw,tn,
tttee', o., vic are worthy thu assistance ofthe
D,r1y.out
inE 81. MANS ErucorAt CuCRcu on
Class. t,enue, nehr Myr,'. s,euue, viii hs e,rse-
crltci 'pip. ~ TIA Right Re-. u slor Potter of
ttis Ill c..'. -,.cc vll commence 81 10 g. 'ok.
A " Tie Rector Of tbs chur,t q Roy. T.. V. II.
JVnu-r
THr TE,cs % 1ur Cosby I.iASp RAT
s"sn q, been extended to tie village Of GreennelI,
rnile te,ouI the ciiy nm,s snI 4 miles from
fulton Ferry. Tho entire line a. Conoy Island
will probably bo oompi,ted by tie is,;et part Vi
June.
THE Mo>EY AUTHORIZED hy the sipervls-
ors hiss becn rsi.el AMI tie Commissioners expect
10 make the fret aynen,s 10 the families Of oss
volunteers having smsll Children, Oh Thur.i-,
next Those able To- osrn their owu living viii Ia
no case y. aided.
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LOCAL NEWS.
NEW YORK AND ruE VICINITY.

ihf FUTON MARKET MrN recently secured
wagon load "f fresh oranges, on their arrival from,
hAvans' and sent them to the wounded solder, NJ,
the Park Barracks.
DR. BErnrNh.-The particulars Of this gen.
tlcmaas death, at Florence are NJ follows He WAS
spparent'y in his usual health up u Sunday, the
9Th OF April IN the forenoon OF that day, he
preached on shs healing OF the parslyhc. During
lis discourse he was observed to hesitate and hlter
aud at Its close he requested tie attendance Of Lis
physician. On reschins home, near by, symptoms
Of cerebral disease developed themselves, and enc.
dies Ind bu, transient, effect H. was probably In
''n- 30 ID, tine before, srd until n" .ls.t y
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WrsT ~ -; = ia;~aay @ =. 81 In cfu.h-
w. "; H. refill g. AMI in a. MIN. e. al
t., Luinerus. al. uo3a on, A.ts'.i.n a. Tho
tsessat !ui.e.gre. ~ ..ralI ,rtl .,uiy he M p
in,ere.:ei ~ thu cr.'i, al -. alton in which or
~ shlOrs 0. the NJ N.,an Enpuln: are now
p,ac~l. Our --latest intelligence from that di.-
tracted country has advanced the French army
Of invasion to the neiyhhorhool Of Puebla, on
The highway to til" Capital of the Mou,elum,s.
There JvAnIz, the chief Of the Liberal party
AMI tho representative Of Rrpu lican IDEAS
swai's them but with treason in hi councils
anil traitors in hi camp. The French on the
oil principle Of "Dvilc anil govern" have
made COMMON cause with the Almon,oi,cs, who
are seeking 90 ncr 'mplsh r,um within VIII,
EAroiros strives after from wi.hou.-lhc over
throw oi til. progressive party.
Gen. FHiM has arrived a. Havana, and th
ta-t Spanish soldier has been Withdrawn itul
Mexican soil. The French are thus lclt ma,
ters Of the situation. an are pushing their de
signs with all the p"rss'cncy Of the first NAro
LEoN. Thee designs arr the establishment OF
ALMoSrE rs Pr -ilcnt, under tn PROTECTING,
care Of Loris NAPOLEON, who looks along the
vista Of coming years aud secs, or thinks he secs
athri'i nG French colony occupyin,; the fertile
plains Of Mexico, and rcpiyins him tenrold for
The expenses oi ltc and treasure devoted to sus-
tanning his fivoriic an t;i.to'um a. ruler of tho
Republic. Well calculated is this, for tho pes
ent, but The United States will have word TO
Bay, in the future.
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TIE Late Cuuboat Fight.
Letter from the Commander OF the Nan
saturk.


! I"' following private letter from Ilcuioran
C..l,'s g. d., ,.f.-r.,,t II g.. -..,l e, sts.e,s
No. .....4.., 80, .-
~ ''
RIVER. Ar 81. sifstts llt i.4s 80: thc tt.,y .i
.rnt @. ,,....-,..,,.,.
ts.rrr sr.rr- <ru.T sr,Vr~-l
h.Nrt.s E.N- yis.Iso..
" l.,s C.r.si, ~ s-rv,i '.r, y,si.t .,
...r Dol. ..l. .r..f. { B va -, k4. 90 IA
30 o tev D.. .''f ~ at Ia. I,: ti'.-
~ 80 ..~t..- ... e, ..u.t. { vA'.' w.
~. 90 e.. -. -. :. Zee &, - =. e. q c
"t.f.-" Q i. .,'-' y sri ! - w.. " 81
..f ..H..'. --. as = a ''" ~ . t'ta
U. i'-iu -. ..f = y Foe . - a's''' liNN .
50" ." I'D 49, - 800" - F.
- - ~ % 90 '. ut, - sui us TIC
~ &c r,'' ~ :, y ~ We ga We
H,sF ..L
~ i.c .'tti.rs Ha te l!t. o. sifhi we affi'tl
g.. ".e' %, ri - seven -
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MISCELLANEOUS.

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OF REMOVAL

NOTICE OF REMOVAL
~ PoHLE q OLIVE would respectfully In
form their friends and patrons that they have re-
moved their cracker bakery from No. 90 81 ave :,
the spacious building No. Ill East llth st. cor OF ID
eve, where they VII be happy 70 socommod.ss al
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