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stats OF IOWA, LER couNry-ss;

STATE OF IOWA, LkR COUNTESS:
70 M pssrs.A.T. Waiiina q Co.. Sirs--vou are
hereby notified that the State OF the hleria Of
Lee county will proceed to sell a public vendue, IN
the fourth story or tho brick building the North
kass Of Second and Main streets IN the city Of
Ksekuk, m the hrst Monday OF February A. D. fees,
between ihe hours Of one and i've O'Clock p M Of
said day the printing cases, types and all the
proseyty aud material beldnetngto The keokk Jour
nal 0ice; the be sod uuder and BY virtue Of
4 ch&ttel mortgage executed In fa@or OF Jamcs D.
Eads by A. I. MAILING n Co., dated October T. 1885,
10 the payment OF ak promssnry htes ~ the
date amounting In the REgreErte 10 e1bs0 - ID
nortenge and uotrs hsyinG been transferred 70 ihe
bsIs OF IOWA by tstd EHHs, and are now due and IN
paid. Terms IL sale cssh ID hand uuless othefwise
TIE STATE or IOWA,
ByJ.TsAcv. Dist. Atty lat Judicial District.
r. y: 6KIRnlTH, Sheriff Of Lss Coz lava,
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Tbs postsss 10 any part Of the United States will b
but Twenty.fOur Cent? 2 year for BLACK
wooD, - but Fourteen Cents = year fo
each Msview.
At the above prices the Periodicals i'll be furnishes
for 1852
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+ EGAL NOTICE.

STATE OF IOWA, SIS. In The pis'rie. Court r1us o.
ToJ.F. GOTsHALL:
You are hereby notified ihst there 10 nov on Gle In
the Office OF the Clerk Of the District Court Lee
County, Iowa, mt Ksokuk, the petition OF Freeman
knowles, claiming of You the sum OF one hundred
dollars ON two and costs and also
prayer for an attachment 10 iss against goods,
chates and real estate within the jurisdiction Of said
Court-
And unless you appear and answer said petition on
or before noon the day of the nex term OF
said Gear., eemmenee st Ksek HA HE ls Aeaaas
or February, A. B.-f662, n default VIII be passed
against you as prayed for IN said pet ition.
HIRAM KNOWLES,
Dec. 30 1s6I-dlm Atty for PltN.
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AYERS
Ague Cure,


- :
Internittent Fever, or Fever and Ague,
RsmfttcAt Fever, call Fever, Damb
AgWe, RsrtodAeal AeaaAcho, or 0t1eoMe
Headache, and bilious Fevers, Indeed
ing In HILLARY arrangement, caused by
the Malaria 81 Mtasmatic Countries.
We are enabled here to offer the community 4
remedy which, while it cures the above complaints
with certainty, is still perfectly harmless IN any
quantity. Such remedy is invaluable in districts
where these affecting disorders prevail. This
"CURE" expels the miasmatic poison of FEWER
AND AGuE nom the system, and prevents the de-
velopment Of the disease il taken on the first APP
proach Of its premonitory symptoms. It'll not only
the bat remedy ever get discovered for this class
Of complaints, but also the cheapest. The large
quantity supply for dollar brings il within the
reach OF evaay body and in bilious districts, where
have it and use It freely both for and protec-
ton. great superiority Of this remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and certain
OF Intermittents is that it contains Qninine
or mineral, consequently it produces no quinism or
other injurious effects whatever upon the consttu-
ton. Those cured by it are left as healthy as il
they had never had the disease.
Fever and Agur 10 not alone the consequence OF
the miasmatic poison. A great variety Of disor-
ders arse from its irritation, among which arc
Neuralgia. Rheumatism, Goia. Headache, Blind
ness. Ioothache, Earachs CntayrA, Asthma, Pal
pitation, Painful Afection Of thsEpleen, Hyster-
ics. Pam in the Boicsls, Colo, Paralysis and De-
rangenent Of the Stomach, all Of which, when
originating in this cause, put the intermittent
type or become periodical This "CURE expcls
the poison from the blood. and consequently cures
them all alike, II IL an invaluable protection 70
immigrants and persons travelling or temporarily
residing in the malarious districts II taken occa-
sionaliy or daily while exposed to the infection,
that will be excreted from the system. and cannot
accumulate in sufficient quantity to ripen into dis
$3.50 Hence Il Is even more valuable for protec-
ton than cure and few will ever suffer from Inter
mittents i they avail themselves OF the protection
this remedy affords.
Prepared By Dr.. J. G. AVER 4 CO., Lowell. Man
BARTLETT, KAYE 4 CO., Agents for ksoku ii
and sold BY dealers In Medicin - eveEyv aero.
febiSinW
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NOTICE.

NOTICE.
Those having accounts against me viii pleesep
sent them to Mr. r. H. Hnmes for settlement. Having
been ordered off very short notice was able 10
call upnh each TO settle Those; too. who them
selves indebted to me will please make immediate
payment TO Mr. Hnmes alone Ii authorized 10 set
gle my analrsl thatthose to whom am indebted may
b. psld. D.. &. NutsBaIN,a
with Dr.. Bead, e.H, hUnRa,
&eyod0
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PREMIUM TO NEW SUBSCRIBERS,

Thu Nos. OF the Periodicals. OF 1860 viii be fur
nished complets, pifAosf sddrissSi charge.
Unlike the mrre rphsmeral NAgssines oftke day thess
Pefsodieal lose little BY age Hence fli year ofth.
Nos for lsse, may BIO regarded nearly valuable
fx 1859.
Spbsc nbers wishing also the Nos. for 1861, will b
Supplied atthe following extremely low rates..
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r EGAL NOTICE.

To Abner Reeves, George W. Lemon. Stephen
William c. stripe, Winthrop DeWols.j. w. Prov
eli. J..se L. wsrtm.n e. l.. swift George Kerr, T..
A. Fox. I. j. Elliot, James A. Williamson, Edward
Wing p. urmst0n. John Dim ond, Caleb Cowies,
A. s. Tyler b. c. Mackley. Oliver Brant, A. T.
Waltinr John l.. Roach, Miller Alexander. John
Winthrop, hamuel Dunlsp. Mary Isrbell- Edwin g.
vancise Martin MeGaFsy, Geo. =. Dixon. " w. BE-
khan. Isaac N. Green, Samuel Bush, BiaekaIt
Compton, X. j. Rowe, BagEs Campbell. T.
g. C. Day, J. A. Durlee. VIM. F. Turner, Ihos. Kan
dali, r. N. Wright. Fickicn 4 Lucas, - Harmon.
Cha pin f. Lee. A. Hosmer. A. G. Thorn d Co., ]. NJ
TAYLOR Co. John NJ. STAFFORD, A. Billings CO.,
George ". MeCrsry. executor OF Boynton; Wsrhe.
chesyer Co., r. n. O'Connor 4 Co., X. Mckenzie,
Isaac Hall, NJ. Bushry, Jnlix Agne, and Cornelius
Forknef
You, and each Of you hereby notified that the ~
nov on hie In the once Of tbs CLERK OF the Dsrics
Court OF Ice County, Iowa. al keokuk. apss'ton d
Eliza ". Miller, claiming of Abner Reeves 1udk.
meni for the sum Of fourteen thousAnd four hsndrs0
and thirty three dollars, with ten per cent interest
on account OF Agreement and on account OF
Judgment OF the Dstrci Court OF Lee County.
and claiming aaainst him an attachment, snd
ciaimin against all the others Of you sale OF GER
tain real est mentioned 10 sptd petition III which
II h alleged that you claim nm interest under or
through Him, but asking no personal Judgment Tor
mo sey akaiest aas OF yoa except said Reeves
And unless you appear and answer said petition
ON or before Of the second day OF next Febrna-
~ term OF Courts default will be entered agsht
you and Judi me rel dered thereon.
RANKIN Z MILLER,
December, 10. lssi-d Au'ys fer Plfsf.
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r EGAL NOTICE.

i II -
To A. II. HeasIip, Susannsh J, HessIp, r. T. Lo.
max, Trustee Thay or, Hart Co.. Randolph, Leslie
Co., John Donahoe, John Shores, e., Frank Co.,
Young, brothers & Co.. Webster, Marsh Co., Locke
Marsh l. Co.:
You aud zach of you hereby notified that there
Ii Ale the efice ofthe Clerk Of the District
Court Of Lee County Iowa, at Keek ak, petition oil
r. Pneffer K Co. claiming of A. II. Heasiip Two thou.
sand dollars due his two promisser. notes secured
by mortgage and against all the foreclosure
said mortgage the wet 30 feet of lot 1U in block
hundred (l00) in the City OF Keokuk Lee County
lows
noon OF thu second DAY Of The ncxtterm thereof
mepcing on the first Monday Of February, 1862 and
son ss pssSsa for ~s'''''
Oct. 81. IsoI-d Any for Plt'ns.
- EC1T- T11YST1yTy
EuhL NO110E.
LIZ
STATE OF IOWA, ISIS In the DistricttCour OF
Lee oeua.v said eeaass, ct keess Y,
Lemon, 81. T. Lemon, MARY Lemon, stephen u.
hurbrdge. NJ, bushcy, Daniel AEne. ufn AEne, Cor.
nelius Faulkner. Gedge Bro; Moses ]. Mothers-
head, G. H. Geige, z. Gedgc, H. Gcdge, Jno. .
Page, Berne Gardiner, Jane sheiiinKiaN ,James d.
hnys Etwtn +. HAY. fhomss =. Kay. o. =. tOnkfIn.
Fieklen Lucas, Abher Heeyes, ": Green, Samuel
3. Bush, James Z. Lemon, W. n. WorthinRtoh ex'
eeutor oil william Hord, deceased, ano j. Hughes,
Notice Is hereby given 70 the defendants herein
ABOVE named, tbnf petuon IN civil aeuon y on ME
~ the Cerk sOMce OF tne Distret Ioart aIorcsaiu,
In behsif OF the above named piaintn, against you,
and claiming OF saia George W. Lemon Judgment
lot the sum OF Soo2o VIII ~ per per ahhuH IN
tercst thefeoh lom hafth q, 1000, anu tshRsb Al
The defendants the foreclosure OF mortgage gwen BY
said Lemon 10 one 10. collins on me toilowingrsai
the half Of lot in block ~ IN The city OF keokak,
which lies ext 10 and adjoining lot in snid block
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III
Tho partnership heretofore existing between Fox
Otley Civil Engineers and Surveyors, is thie day dis
col red by mutual consent. The business will be
anued by Mr.. Otley, who having all the field notes
data and other yaiuaUir information acquired during
practice of ak years by the late firm In and around
Keokux has superior facilities for laying out lots In
the City additohs, mAkinE any surveys in the Half
Breed Tract.
Drawings OF every description neatly executed.
MAPS FOR SALE.
City Maps, large sire...... ga 90 each
{" small I" suitable for mailing, 50
County Maps..... ....................... 20
Once on corner OF Sd and Main s,s., above Rix,
Hale 4 Co.'a Bank. Id story.
Keokuk, Dec. @, 1861 J. W. OTLkY.
dacQdlm
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Isf lakewood and the four Reviews, - 100
Any OF the sbove works viii also be to sv
Subscribers for the year 1855, 6, snde
AT One Half the Regular Subscription
Prices.
Thus REV sRpscRrsER may obtain the Reprints Of the
Fouk REVIEWS AND BLACKwoop.
Seven Consecutive Years, Fer $37 90.
Whsh bat little more than The price OF the
Won k FOR oKKyxAn.
We shall never again be likely oner such indacs-
ments as those here offered,
Now il the Time to Subscribe
TTRemiitances must In all cases be made DIRECT TO
TINE sslisHkk for nj these prices commission can
he allow ed ~ Agents.
LEOSAR y SCOTT 4 CO..
deed - GOia.sts, Ncw.York.
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ORIGINAL NOTICE.

Nov. 60, ls6l-d
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POSTAGE

. WIKI EMIT I1NWf
at Par.
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DELINQUENT LIsL OF LOTS,
nIssOLUTIoN OF PARTNERSHIP

Collector OF the City Of Keokuk.
Dec 10, l0Gl-dsw
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II h Z " a Il.
II n L " n - II.
II IA Z " a II II.
DIR. LA BONITA

Cures oil Venerisl Diseases permanently and
uicfly, without tbs use Of disgusting or poison
Gus drugs OF any kind.
No dieting or fnterferencs with business.
Consultations free.
Ii Is saying quite enough IN lts favor, when ray
that nv practices is that vkish N in oil the
New York city hospitals.
New York City College tRe Hcssitsl Testimo-
MA furnished.
Lsdies with whitss and Diseases Of the Wont
cured and saved coEsuInptves grave By M
treatment.
There Is nothing ofsssics or s{iasrsSabis In sny
pSTt of the treatment.
All cures warranted, or uorey refunded.
communicates In writing, with return stamp,
promptly attended 10.
Medicines for travellers and OH re packed, viii
ful Instructions for use, Snd warranted.
Ofce-Room TO. 5 w asE in gton Building, Penn
feb Linn
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I4F COMMUNICATIONS BBTvEES SAVANNAH
NEE FORT PULASKI Cur FT-With regard TO
tue emitting Of Of communication between Sa-
VANISH aud Fort Pul"ski. the Savannah Re-
publican, of Tuesday, February p, says:
A TtrounoissIncs By the steamer Saysnnah
70 c.5ar, brought TO light all the movements
- no crsmy in our river. They have crested
-rr.- batteries. which gfToctgaliy c1t clr con-
r,5rF.iar ion with the fcTt-0ns of four guns on
Ncraa' Point one OF tho Same number of guns
o1 20 saaIi marsh just above Long Island, aud
commanding the south channel; and the third
oa boat; Inoorej in Mud River. The three are
located ia the form Of triangle, and could
NOT be passed jy any vessel ia cur service.
The guns are sIl oG a heavy calibrc, most Of
them throwing shot TO the distance Of three
mile A number were fred az the Savannah,
but they ali fell short.
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
DR. CHARLES r. B0TELER,
DRN1TIST,
NO. SIS PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
BETWEEN srH AND toTH sTs,
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLxsrf BONE
e e r II,
WITHOUT MITAI PLaYI on CLASPS.
DR.. 8. d sI6RsMOND. ..
30 BTeedseag, fsss York-269 PssasylrasiS 40
$3.50, bstssss Ina cad lsfk SIS, Easktsstox,
sdyeptages Of his Improved system:
l. Ehe Teeth OF bis manufacture viii -
never corode nor change color By sny~6r<1
aclds, being three fourths III hter than any other,
:. No teeth orroots need be extracted, a. the
arr nctai ones can :, inserted oyer thom.
{. No temporary teeth ere ne,ded. a, ,.rm.n.us
ones caa be made immeci ately, thercby preseryipt
The natural expression of the face. which under
fhs eId EIsten Ia frequently eishgured. =
B. This yoIk has been fully tested over 1--WE years
oJ MANY OF the 6rst chemists and physicians or this
county, -
DR., 1. has also invented vhite updsstruotixe
MEAL ming. with which tbs most sentative teeth
esd ne bHe1 without pain, snd can build Mp q per
.eo., a1unq toota on any slde roots, which viii last
The best Of references slvsr-to Dr.. ". Mott; DR..
roremus, Professor ofChsmIstry, N e.; Hon,
Judge wayne OF the SGprsins Court Of Washing
top, snd thousands OF others.
Csli snd eXsmire Tor yourself NOT sm
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TIE EVENING STAR,


The old plan. saws the New England Far
mgr. was 70 see with how little food the cows
could be carried through the winter. We have
actually heard two farmers bOssting ct their
skili in this particular, but they usually lost
creature OF two each spring. They seemed
- G rsider ii quite fortunate if they only lost
one two animals. Among good farmers the
,rasi.c, now j. 10 make the COW eat as much as
.bs viii with good appetite. This We consider
Tbe rroS. rofitable node Of keeping neat stock.
Tie rule will Dot apply 20 horses.
srle PERSONS feed their COWS sparingly
rutil within a week or two Of their time Of
coIvia- aEd then give them more hay, end
Frequently add nesl 10 it This is bad
r7a-.i,e The COW needed this generous food
IN tue esylicr stages Of psrturition, which
xouIl have given both mother snd calf great
81 growth rnd strength. The practice OF feed
in h. ,r either Just before OF after the calf is
drSr-ef. - iniuriOus-but especially after
,TafIs rs It exciles fever the Udder is more
likely 10 he pressed with milk AID swolis, and
'tc whCIs system is rather weakened than
>-rau-. borsd by The extra feeding For two
weeks before cslving tho COW should be free,
IN rcuuy END dry place with comfortable
b~d5IrE, and alter cslvlng should be fed spar
iagly for day or two On sweet, nutritious
food, bat not il large quantity During the
sane fine. the wsteT given her should be
E6-h.ly warm
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ER Il - u MAR

-E% - Re Sz2 xes lSA "a. kts
Profsetsd BY Royal Lstfsrs Patent Of England,
sad ssexrsd by tks Seals of tks Ee0ls de Phar-
Ssaeis dc Paris, aad tAs IrspssiaI Co!lsgs Of
AsditiAs, VisnaS.
TRIESEMAR No. 1
Is the efeotusl remedy for RELAXATION, SFEa-
MAToRRHRA end EXHAUSTION OK TEE STsIgM.
TRiESEMAR No.2,
Completely and entirely eTaticttes al traces OF
those disorders. for which Copaiva and Cubebs
have generally been thought an antIdote, TO the
rum OF the health OF vast portion OF the pOpula-
ton.
IL the great and sure remedy OF the civilized world
for all Impurities of the systsUl well second
sty symptoms, obylatlng the destructive use OF
Msroury, as we'll other daleterious ingredients,
AID which all the SeTseparil. IN the world cannot
remove TRIEsKhkR N0s. !, and are alike de-
VOID of taste smeli, and Of o. nnuseating quail
ties. They are IN the form OF lozenge, and may
Sold IN TN csres ct IS each, or four IS cases in
one FOR So, and IN S1 cases, thus asying 80, As
sdmlnI stored by Ee!peau, IslleIaand, Roux, Go.
60, Wholesale snd retsil by DIR. n. a. BAR
ROW, 1874 Blocker strest, a doors from Mao
bougal street), New York. Immediately on To-
ceipf of remittance, DR.. BARROW will forward
TrieseInsr 10 any s3Tt OF the world. securely
Saoked and sddress accortn: 70 the Instruction.
Publishsd also By DR.. BARROW, that popular
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Frsilty. Price rs cents. Triesemar snd Book car
be obtained By ssecisl authority from s. c, FORD
Washington, ID, &. ceR-sm
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IL ~ last accounts there were three thousand
three hundred and tweaty-eight bales Of cotton at
Memphis, Tenn. At present price this Is worth
over fur hundred thousand dollars.
IL The marine lOsssS on the 81. Lawrence and
lakes during the wear 1-61 amounted TO $500 OBS
Ch steamers, and S56i, 722 on sailing vessels and
their cargOes. The RrTnbeT Of lives lost was 10;
thai % last wear was Is.
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II The revenue Of The Russ'sn Empire
for The year, arising from ordinary sources,
amounts to two hundred and GiEctY.six millions
Of TCub.es, and from extraordinary sources
namely, from the loan Of ls60-fGurteeu and a
hall millions Of roUb'Cs The ordinary expendi-
ture j. stated a. tgvn hundred and nins ty-fouT
millICES. and :ha extraordinary expenditure al
sixteen G.d half millions OF THnnes.
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For Through Tickets. spply- at the Once Of
the Northern Central Kali Road Com
psnJ, Calvert Station, Baltimore.
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PROM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the g. m. ano D. m. trains,
arriving IN Baltimore at 80 8. and IS p. m.
where close connections are maze with trains on
the Northern Genital X. e. and arrive In Harms
burs at p. IN. and LIS q. n, there connecting
With the trains CT tbs Pennsylvania Central
Railroad for all parts Of the west.
FREI6HTS,
By this ronte, fTeisBts Of all deeoripuons osn be
Forwarded To And from any point on the KsilrOsds
Of Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, WISCONSIN,
los. or missouri, By RAILROAD ftreef.
The ecIsg wanna Central X ailrOsd also connects
81 flttsbuTE With Steamers, BY winch Goods can
be Forwarded 90 any port on the Ohio, Muskibg I'm,
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, Illinois. Miss
loEiRBi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, Arkansas,
aad Red iyerEi aid at Cleveland, S1ndusky and
Chicago with E.pSmsrs 20 al Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrrsting the tran spoT-
tstlcn Of their Freight 10 this Ccmrsny, can rely
With oonheeaoe on IT'S Spoc6y tr1lsft
THE HATES OF FREiG n TO and from any
POINT IN the West, By the PelnsJlvenia Central
EALlroe1. eTf az rli tsSsss gecorabss Gs ava
tAafasd by efksy hStsyo0d Ccrspdrtes.
- - BE ssEt,cr ar 20 mark packages VIA PJsS'
MASRhW 4 Rooms, Freight Agents,
- - No. 30 North street, baltimore.
ENOCH NEVIS, SEM Supennpt, Altoona, Pa
y, J.. EoUPI. Sen'l Ticket AZ {, Pislledeiphie.
delPhia. n t-dly
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w cas- X1gREs.
w " Have II stoTo, AID ara d6I = Teoe;yirg, G<5
sI{TURE OF entirely New Patterns and DssiIns
and Finish, superior IN styie TO ANYTHING heretocrs
sfeffd IN this market. We invite citiyegs general
y To call end examine our stock of Gss and w ster
Fir yres, feeling confident that Ns have the rest
selected stock IA Washing ton. go -
All Work IN the seoye line Entrusted 80 eur ears
VAL be promptly sttsased 10,
asrEn Sre street.,
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washington papers please copy and and
bills 70 ne War Department. mar a as -
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TRAvELLERS' DIRECTORY,
PASSENGER TRAINS.

--rr.re EAcoENdEh thA1No.
HH u
On asd Aytsr MONDAY, February 8. ls62.
PAssKNsER TRAINS BtTwErs
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
WIN run as follows,
Sir Daily TSdtas Arriv. ar and Depart FROM
WasAtssfcH DAILY dsviHs fks ssSsk,
a.d fso On SSadGps.
For Philadelphis ard New York-Leave Wash
For or Ssiti@ore.Issvs %sshinstos at 600 and
f.<e n. and see and 0oPM.
For AnnsPolis AZ zee A \. and <oPN.
For hsrriSsprE sr a the Sorih and West. Ie.r.
wsshinTton a. s 90 A N, and 4 % or 500 n.
For Frederick ~ TiO A N, and 500 n.
TRAINS. MOVING N0RTR.
Ts = b. t2oIs 80 n; Ph,Isss Shis liz :. n;
New York ?. NJ; Harrisburg LIS P. n,
orRR r1ir ss e BsSS1o save Ms'Si5tton 20
ZION. - Baltimore. This is the Morning conneTion
New lSL! Ny i TIsin.l:.,. w.s4,ps.oa at II
PSilsiefpSi: ffsin L. g :: washington .,s@r
". reaching Baltimore ate 81 n. and Philsdelphia
Afternoon AocoRnodshon-lesv wuhinrton
al y u. arIIye az baltimore a. erM. No oon-
neIions al haltimore this is the afternoon con-
Evening EIpfss.-l..ve wsshins,on sn.x
a. Nc. Yofi a. ~: H.f ri "
On Sundays leave Washington atscO and p. n.
Tks ?. y. train from washington connect,
through 10 New York every dag during the veet,
TRAINS MOVING SOUrH
Leave New orr 90 A. - :; Philadelphia II - A,
H.; bsumoTs 400 =. ~. Arrive ~ WsshinEton
lave New York s,sr. NJ; PhnsdeyhIs Iolso p.
"; bsomeTe 80 a. u. Arrive ss washington a.
Lesre New York At 10 p. H.; PsRadslrhia 80
A. NJ; BAumoTe 1.So Az. Arrive st wsshinrton
sG An.
Iccel Accommodation Trans lcsve Baltimore
~ "a NJ, snd q % ,. "A for Warrington. arrive
there ~ VI a. -. and 6tSp.H.
ON sundays at 80 and 1-S5 A. M. only from Balti-
more. NO Annapolis or Frsderlot connexions on
Passenger Trains leaving washington atI.N A.
NJ snd fen p X, tnd Baltimore 1T - NJ and s.
junction, Ghe749 n, and seo n. connect At
kelsy Tor Frederick, Hogerstovn, &o., &o., except
| Trains leave Annapolis for Baltimore and wash
lnEton q: SO A. h. EAd $40 r. n.
| Passenger Trans leaving washington NJ so A.
NJ III A, NJ, snf ?. NJ, and Baltimore az <.S0 6no
Us A. ~, vill sfop oHiy az AENapolts Jtseftoz.
WAY Passengers must take the AeeowDodaGios
| Jfdtns oaly.
Trains viii leave Washington and Baltimore
rrosspfIy s?ez eard fssas, excepting that the as
y, IS NJ and 90 u trains will wait 90 mi nutes
u neces SaIy, TO secure the passengers and Mails
For Sick snd Wounded Soldiers-A special car,
with an attendant. with reds, viii leave Washing
ton twice week for PLladelphIs direct az II n,
Tor ths accommodation OF SICK and younded
fe4 Master OF Transportation, Bait
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GAS FITTING, &c.

a wa Y. DOVE 90.
<ARE rev FTeftred N s1coute Any ersers with
VnIeh thay nay he favored IN the
fksMRIka, sAS OF sIEAN RlsgIsS
BUSINESS. =
IL Stcre on SIS rtFsst, few doors North Of Pa
syeple, yhsre uxy be fesnd onTaplets assortrnest
WATbR FfIgEaES. tsT-IT
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1881 TIE use.
Pennsylvania Central Railroad,
TIses

8EI
with its cOnnectons)
rs A FIRST CLASS ROUTE
TO ALL THE WESTERN CITIES
SPEED, SAFETY AND CONFRONT!
STONE BALLAsTED AND
FREE FROM DUST!
BAG6A6E CHECKED THRoU6H
FROM BALTIMORE!
THREE DAILY TRAINS FROM
PHILADELPHIA TO PITTSBURGH
Two ofthem making
CLOSE CONNEXIONS AT HARRrseuRs
with trains on the
NORTHERN CENTRAL KALI ROAD,
AID forming
THE GREAT CENTRAL ROUTE
IRON
WASHINGTON AND BALTIMORE
TO al points in tie
WEST, NoRTH-wRsT AND SouTH-wRsT.
NrEor ThFourh nj At 0fFios M
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to al points in tie
WEST, NoRTH-wRsT AND SouTH-wRsT.