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Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-18

UNITED STATES HOTEL,
Corner Of Sixth and WAlnut-streets
CINCINNATI, o.
O. O. MACLIsH, Proprietor.
!. IL. HARPER, Clerk and Book keeper, de2i cw
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-18

SO and Surveyor, No. IVA Vine-street, bet Wee,
Fourth and Fifth, Cincinnati, Q. Land, Road an
mates for Masonry and Earthwork made with eocr
Tacy. references by permission e Gest, Civil EL
gineer, and Chas. Reemeln Esq. jR2.X
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-18

STATE OF OBJ 10, HAMILTON COUNTY,
y S. SUPEBIOR COURT OF OIBOINNATI.-
mo. u $50 6l-Attachment. The Savings Bank Of
Wheeling, Plaintiff Us. A. W. Hsmlin, Defendant.
9th day Of June, A. D lS6l the said plaintiff filed
its petition in said Court, which is still pending
A. d 1861, the said defendant was indebted Co one
d. Airing in the sum Of 1929 81, on account for
merchandise, sold and delivered by the said Aiying,
to defendant; that afterward, and said 4th day
of June, A. d. 1861. the said amount due said
count assigned by the said Airling to plaintiff
that plaintiff is now the owner thereof; that there
is due plaintiff from defendant thereon the sum Of
1929 81, and interest from June 1861, and defeud-
ant is notified that order of attachment was duly
Issued in said action, and property OF defendant,
consisting of forty five bales Of tow and fifteen bales
Of fax, seized under and by virtue thereof. De-
fendant is required to answer or demur TO said Pe'
tition on or before December 28, 1861, otherwiae
judgment will be taken against him. and said st
tached property sold to satisfy the same.
M IL. & w. TILDEN, Attorneys To-
ocSl.fWv w. A ADAMS. Plaintiff.
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1862-01-18
More Good NeNys from Hieh and Reliable
Authority.

"The Botanic Remedies of DR.. Raphael, the En.
glsh Botanic Physician, never failed yet to make
a perfect, radical and permanent cure of secret
and veneriHl diseases without the use of mercury
without hndrancs from busiuoss, and without fear
of discovery exposure, No deadly posons, such
as arsenic, nuxvOmica, opium, any other poi.
sons; no mercury, nor any deadly minerals; moth.
ing but purely vegetable Botanic Rem dies are used
by this wonderful Botanic Physician. His Botanic
obstinate and the most dangerous cases, and TO
move all mercury and other Impurities from the
system, when all other remedies had faied."-Med-
odl Journal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

MEETING CT THE WAR CcMMITTEE-Reportsys
EJclNd.d from the Chamber Of Commerce foo, y
-Ths Members xHdey baa not 10 R'reaG the
Proceedings Another MEETING II the National
war Commitee" took place this afternoon. in
the rooms Of the Chamber of Commerce. His
Honor Mayor Opdyke presided.
The attendance vas larger than usual, the re-
cent resolutions recommending Gen Fremont to
the Committee, attracting others TO the rooms.
who disseDted totally frcm that action
Tne members Of the Press, az If by in.uitve
instinct knew that the utmost privacy. ia here.
tofore, would be maintained by the GoEamittec
and were not in attendance The Express was
alone repreSented-but our Reporter, on entering
was Informed that the proceedings were intpnHe i
to be private, and lie Led TO patrol the lobby, in
the expectation OK meeting some facetiCus patriot
who would solve the grand mystery OF the
Chamber.
After several gentleman had left the Chamber
cur reporter questioned then on the characte. of
the proceedings. They all replied that thew Were
bound not to tell The reply OF a councilrns n
from one CT the lower wards who had been in
side was, 'Im sorry, sir, can't answer your
Quetion; but we're under a ban not 10 reveal the
p,nceedings."
Other members Of the Committee having been
asked for information about the meeting, di.
rect.d, one and all, reporter TO the Secretary
which had been c osed for nearly two hours were
opened-the session having concluded
| The Secretary then tbligingly informed our
, reporter that he was not authorized 10 furnish
nything In relation to the meeting unless by q
yo e BY the Committee.
1t was well understood, however, tina: tee
cause Of the privacy was the dissatlsfacslcs OF
many O. the mem beers at the Fiemon nj resolutions
dlssatisfa ,tion which the aole eIoo uence of Mr.
field did not overcome.
The Conn., 7ittee will hold another private meet
IN .o-morroN, at two c'ciotk.-N i. ErErsSs,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
LATE TELE3RAPHIO NEWS.
PROM CINCINNATI,

C1ScISHArI, SEPT. THE city has been alive
TO- day with rumors and excitement The most
current rel port has been that the Rebel advance
Guard II Kirby Sua b was at FalmUul b, IS miles
from CovinsioD, and that the main body were
following.
Smiths army IS represented TO be from ten to
fifteen thousand strong, aud rccroiting rapidly,
h having orened recruiting ohices ii both Lex
ington md Paris.
The preparations Of Gen. Wallace are being
perfected with aii speed, aud should the Reb'ls
attempt All attack o. tia city they will have
reception such cs they little exfec.
The rive, Is also We'll guarded at all importer.
p0nta.
The city was greatly excited this afternoon ow.
Ing TO the circulation OF numerous reports as 70
the near approach Of the Rebels
TelegFaph!c communication Is open az far as
Falmouth.
The Rebels ere reported IN force tonight a,
WILLIAMSBURG, ABOUT tti,ty miles distant, on the
Georgetown turnpike.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
The ENEMY BELIEVED TO Be THREATEN
ING WASHINGTON IN FORCE.
NANIA A FEINT TO COVER THEIR
ADVANCE IN THIS DIRECTION.
WARD FRESH TROOPS TO CScs3
INTO MARYLAND.

We apprehend that even yet none In Washing
with reference to the numbers In which Il bells
have crossed the Potomac. IL such information is
IL It's possessson The fact that Gen. Mcclellan
did not make a material advance Yesterday, i'm
presses US with the belief that he regards their
force before him as being heavy. Other circum-
stances, reported apparently reliable authority
confirm this belief: among others the fact that
considerable additional bodies Of their forces are
seen apparently moving on from the direction Of
Cen,srville towards Drainsville and Leesburg, es
though aiming TO cross over the river also. They
keep q considerable cavalry force moving be-
tween Dfainsvilie and Leesburg, and around those
points, and are estimated to have an infantry
force o: perhaps fifteen thousand keeping guard
in the vicinity Of the south bank Of the fords by
which they crossed the river
We appreheud that no information has reached
'se War Department. up 10 noon to-day CONFIRM
atory Of tie story that the rebe,s have entered
Pennsylvania; nor do we believe that 1t Is now
thought by the authorities here that any such
move on their part would be more than fein,
20 withdraw Gen. McClellan,s army from In
front Of Washington.
The fact that the runou Of yesterday Of their
progress westward and northward are not con.
armed to-day by additional information, Of the
same chara cter even, looks as though, after ell
Washingt on Is the point they really aim to at.
tack. very few hours now must clear up the
mystery Of their real purposes, we apprehend.
New troops continue 10 pour In upon us from
the loyal States, and are being promptly ordered
irto position. We fear, however. that very little
;tsnything, 10 being done towards drilling them
especially in regimental evolutions. II they al.
Incapable az yet of performing evolutions under
are, they must prove Of little service In field
fsht. Ifitis pcSible to drill them six hours G,
day, is 1t not the imperative duty Of the General
in-Chiers cface 70 take instant messures to hav,
As Gen. Mcclellan did not attack the enem,
Yesterday, 1t Is believed that he regard, bim.el
Is being the complete master of the situation
Eise why permit them to continue to recs,v.
a2cessions to :helr force In MARYLAND,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

O-ln view Of the presence Of the Confederate
army within the borders OF the State Of Maryland
Governor Bradford has Issued a proclamation
calling upon it, citizens TO organize w:thort delay
shch militia force as win efectually assist In
repeuing the invading forces The Governor e
peoiaily urges upon the citizens Of Baltimore the
hiiiHg up OF the First Light Division of volun-
lee's, ana recommends the formation OF cavalry
oom panies In the countes as arm Of the service
well adapted to the present emergency.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

|nRDNANCE OFFICE,
WAsHhsroN, Sept Z, lss1.
MI y, b s y ss' e
S.! Yorf. .ss1s s:s
$500 DO kfssisS si.nlss
1nese banieu mxrs be OF pure wool, Close
FOR TIE CAVALRY,
ess s So three hons (. ss
,stseIs 20 r. sx inches nigh, Of orange colef. in
Red, with FS 81 Fb sa;s hH III! cry:
i. .pshss high. black color. Ia re centre Of the
,Rss:. Sia: sIa a. seisss Of s si %. !'hs ss
,s.si; fhs value o:shs cases 70 bs dss:rm,nsa y
The ioots s-e to be inspected At the facsory, s,t
noae VII DC accepted or pad for bat ssoh q are
Deliverss must Be made % follows: One tsatS,
OF the amount contracted for, per week, commsu
to dsvsr q .pessd f, ,n o. ;1f o1 avss
ths contractor to forfeiture Of the amount due a
No bid WI Be eorsi6er.d which does not eons
ana whon dose not state iliGit the place, uns.
re-. tie risE to rs,.o. Any
Or All Of the bids vhloh may te made
ask pfo5sf trre. &c iSs &c
iAlthini eIeo1tlcn OF the eame.
VII Ss sp Se ss s. seSs
OF ,.e cont ao., tLd bond ,esuIed Of thcm.
''" senersi JAMES gaMss & " RIPLEY.
Washington, u, O."
r.. JAMES W. RIPLEY,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

NOTICE
he nderhigned having been appointed ass.s
sor Tor the District of Columbia under tht ac9 %
congress, approved July |, 1852 and being nhnnt 70
enter upon the duties Of his Office would rrsnoct
Iuils call the attention of the inhabitants ,f
District 10 the 9th section Of said act ma fuinxS
That IT shall be the duty OF any person or 90,
sons par tnershps, firms associations or cornppra -
tons made liable TO any duty, license stamn ar tax
imposed by this act. when not otherwise md ,f?f
fehtly provided for before the first ds Y Of a.
gust eighteen hundred and sixty two and on ~
peiore the hrst NJ onday of May in each wear tbnre
AFTER ana In all other cases be fore the dav Of H.,
10 make list or return to the Assistant Assssso
the District where located. of the amount az M.
income the articles OF objects charged with a
special duty or tax the quantity of goods wsras
ana merchandise made or sold and charged with -
specific ad valorem duty or tax the s Sian q
rates and aggregate amount, according 10 the f,r,o
ana regulations TO be prescribed by the ComnIit
sioner OF Internal Revenue, under the direction ~
the secretary Of the Treasury-for which such nar
son or persons, partnerships firms associations or
virtue Of this act ' Aii W
The undsrsisned will in a few days Announce tho
nupoer OF Assessment Districts with tho name ~
saon assistant Assessor and as he will endeavnr 70
appolnt sucn persons az shall be courteous in m
eAnrGise OF their duties 10 is hoped and earnestiy
soaciteo That they may be met in q spirit of Kind
hehs, anu every facility afforded them 10 prnr,ntI,
anu "nlclehtlY dischsrg e the duty assigned theTn
+. VI PEARSON
a>ScssUr toI the Collection District
m Of the District of Columbia
IN, Oihcois required will not be preps rcd IN 20
ease the ACT before September Isl, ies3 .eS.fw
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

VERMONT STATE ELECTION The Below:
Falls Times says the Uniol, majority will be from
rs 900 to 80 000, according TO the whole number
of votes cast. The vote Is very Int In almost
every instance owing to the little inte.est felt In
mere political affairs, and also TO the iaps tna,
there are at least 10 900 voters in the army Tie
election emphaticaliy signife. ths great unanim-
ity with which the people Of Vermont, without
regard to political parties, sustain the Govern
| Yehe1lnn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

BURNING OF REBEL STEAMER We learn
from Port Royal that In the nj hit CT Saturday,
the 30th ultmo, the night being very stormy, q
large side wheel at amer attempted TO run the
blockade at Fort Pulaski. In coming down the
Savannah river she ran aground, and the crew
being unable to get her of Set her en- fire, which
resulted in her total destruction. The gums oil
the fort were turned her, but she was not
quite In the range. The crew escaped in small
boats, and rowed up Savannah river. 1t IS con
jeatureo that tbs steamer is either the Nashville
the Enr1,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
ARRESTED UNDER SUSPICIOUS CIR
CUMSTANCES

Two citizens Of Fairfax county-John and Pres
haycock-were arrested yesterday for being
"Snin our iines under suspicious circumstances,
ana were sent over to Major Doster, who disposed
u mem as usual. man named Samuel Tyson,
fesioing near Seneca Creek, Maryland, was also
arrested and sent to the Old Capitol.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

Railroad. about ~ miles from Baltimore, stating
tha. everything In that netg hborhood was quiet,
and that there had been no demonstrations OF any
kind.
DISPLAY OF FLAGS.
There has not been such a general display Of
the Stars and stripes in this city since the ith OF
July as was Manifested Yesterday We t'aversed
al the display Of the colors Tho greatest ais
play, however, was on Fell's Point, On some Of
the streets entire blocks Of buildings Ind the
colors floating from their windows. II Some
wail' could have witnessed the dsmonst att on
he would not have nter a!red the Idea that ten
fifteen thousand persoas IN thi, city would flock
beneath the folds of his dirty rag.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

AFFAIRS on THE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL.
koAD.-There Is no change in the state OF atfiirs
Is far as 10 reported, on the line OF the Baltimo
and Ohio Railroad, between Monocacy and Cum
befland. IL Is not positively known whether an,
bridges have been destroyed, and 1t is not thong
probable bY ofd GERS of the road. The trains rur
to Ellicoits Mills az usua..-BaI. Sxn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
F1x.vcr.,-Ne " York papers OF yesterday

FINAVCIAL -z<6 VII P"Pot" OK yesFtIuaS
evening say:
Government coupon SO stand firm at 99% ae9K
'rhesa honn. foue hoconns veIy scarce within the
past month, and seem 70 haT. found Permanent
rfe,,ing nice ,naug investo,, The feature o.
the list OF State stocks Il the firm. OF Caiof'
mia -. which .old freely at 1OO Ohio 6s are
also In 60 d demand-lOS Is the bid .'oi tne ions
loan New York Ga are 1I64 Did, v IN hoiit
Offering. NJ issouris close st As .i6, TtL 'esSees
ASK Dutiable Demand Notes are quoted at ioo =
aI08 x; six per cent. certificates % a!9 80 rt
ian a10} Gold opened at 10, against 15&a1l2,.
on Saturday, and gradually rose to li9 ! ilIs7s,
which Is the closing price since the Bo2d.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

VALUABLE CAPrURE.-We learn from the
Memphis Bulletin that the articles captured en-
board the rebel steamer Fair Play included 500
EJ4ssld zig a2Sg English made mu.kes iSg
t,idRes, and z. 500 rounds Of hOsitzer ammunition
The above Were marked for Gen. Holmes, Gen
Nindman, and Gen. Van Dora. II is estimated
that the boat, arms, and ammunition captured
ere worth fully @lOO, 600
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
FIGHT NEAR P00LEsyILLE.
HANDSOME EXPLOIT OF INDIANA CAV
AIRY, (FARNsWORTH,s)
THEY SCATTER THE TWELFTH yIR
GINA CAVALRY, AND TAKE
SOME PRISONERS
TIE CONFEDERATE CAVALRY CUT OFF

Yesterday afternoon q detachment from Farms.
worms Indiana Cavalry attacked the 18th Wiz.
sinla Cavalry, near Poolesville, scattering them.
kuhns and wounding several, and capturing dix
prisoners, who were broug BIT to the Provost Mar.
sna. o. this city tnis morning, and sent to the
Old Capitol. -
Inc omcsr In charge Of the prisoners reported
lna' u was thought the rebel cavalry were cut
on, and many more would be captured.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
PASSES-

Crowds continue to besiege the Offices of the
Military Governor and the Proves, Marshal from
morning until night for passes and other bushes.
connected with military matters. For the infor
nation OF the public, 1t may be stated tha,
persons wishing passes 10 cross the river mus,
apply between the hours Of a. m. and D. In
Military business Is attended TO at all houn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

ELECTION IN DELAwARg.--The Wilmington
Journal and Statesman toyfully announces the
election, on Tuesday last, of the entire Union
ticket by large metorties over the Opposition
ticket. 1t announces the result es glorious vic.
tory over secession, as represented by the Oppo.
nition ticket
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
SHE CEssIONIsrs ARRESTED

Two ladies residing near the Navy Yard were
arrested last night for alleged tampering with
the guard at he Old Capitol. They were sent to
The Central Guardhouse, where they remained
some three hours, when the Provost Nanhal CT.
dered their release, satisfied that they had been
sunciently sdmonished OF the impropriety O,
their conduct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

THR GuNsoAr SRNECA.-Moreau Forrest, of
Baltimore, is TIE executive officer Of the United
States gunboat Seneca, Lieut.. A. c. Rhind, CON-
handing, which arrived a. New York few days
ago from Port Royal. He sSas transferred by
= ADMIRAL Dupont from the r.. b. Forbes to the
seneca when she was ordered to New York
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

DESCENT UPON THE ARDENT.
Several liquor establishments were broken ur
by he Provost Guard last night, and the "ardent
tuned over to the Medical Purveyor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

u IL 10 necessary to state, for the Information
OF tie New York press, that Annapolis, and not
frederick city, 10 the capital OF Maryland Near
~ all the papers OF that city speak Of the capita,
Ct Maryland being occupied BY the ReheIs
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
DFSERTERS pIckED rp

transport arrived last nigh. from Fort Co.
lumeus, New York harbor, with about 80 de.
sertsrs from various regiments, picked up in
New York They were taken care Of by the
Provost Mashal
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

ID From 8. w. Oolton, the publisher we have
an excellent Typographical Map Of the District
Of Columbia with the foftiaostIons around the
city q Warrington
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

- Al az "orIt's Hofs~ Fair a. Chicago, On
lG'i lat,, The stallion J. J Crittsnden, Of Ma.
JSian'i, was ew4rded the premium Of 800 70.
gPsrlohty Of speed,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

0TPHE NEXT REGULAR MONTHLY MEET.
w ing Of the Board of Trustees of Pubiio
schools Will be held on TUESDAY AFTERNOON
September 9Th, at AZ O'Clock
SGT VIM r DAYTON Sa..,v
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09
spiris of the M,ruins Press.
THE SITUATION.

QUE. MILITARY BUDGET.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

i HOTELS. GeOCERS, REs1AuRASrs,
P1IVATE FAMILIES. Sc.
1he sabsonbsrs have just received q fresh ahi,-
500 CASES 81. JULIEN AND FLoRRAO
q l. a r e rs,
which tAsy Offer for sale ct New YORK prioss.
Also, they have constantly on hand
Lssgs asd Veil Selected SfccS Of
Choice BRANDiES,
OLD MADEIRAS, PORTS, eRERRIEe.
BOURBON, OLD RYE, SCOTCH and IRIsH
WHISTLES.
CaAMPA6NES of all favorite brands,
ENGLISH AND SCOTCH ALEs,
LONDON AND DUBLIN POR9ERs.
HAVANA CIGARS,
ENGLISH PICKLES, SAUCES,
Chiffon. CHEDDEE and ENGLISH DAIRY
CHEESE,
sARDINEs, KENP's HERMEyioALLy
SEALED GOODS,
FRENCH. GERMAN and RNsLIsH ooR-
BJALS,
CONGRESS-. sKLTzRR, KIssRNsKN and
Eh6Lisa SODA wATERs.
Choice OOLON6, SOUCHONG. IMprRIAl
MYfON. YOUNG HYsON TEAS.
With IN extensive assortmept ~
FANCY GROCERIES.
BlNIN6ER CO.,
Ests b shed iyaJ
maooh-219 Pa. avenue epsostts
WI ards aetel, wsshtpe toa
cks!t. yras received small Let Of oAeers iiepor
~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

More MasSachusetts Troops Moving.
BosToN, sept The Thirty seventh Massa-
chusets Regiment will leave PitsfeId to morrow
for Washington. The Forticth Regiment will
leave Boston on Mondsy. OnTuesday the Sixth
Regiment will leave for the South
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

rANhL PICKET BOAE FLYING CLOUD
u VIII lexyo williams Wharfn.G
Market houss Br'dse, SesrEetown -
d. c., Monday, w eu"os ay snd Fri sAse
viii leave FONT Rocks iHr Georgetown Tuesday,
Shursday and saturday no -nlngs, et7 O'Clock All
NelEhts left In Wliams' care Slll be attended to.
aW lin" IL. U. RED, CAPT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-09-09

m NAVY AND ARMY CLAIMS.
l. HE Spb.cri5eY, having been successfully q
Ea,ed ftr hfteen years IS al attorney tor Caia 10
before the var ous i'ubli, Dep srtmsnis a. Wasl
II gtou, oilers his SERVICES tor tbs pY.p. ss.tEsuea
Ii al GAINS, ana FOR oct1iaIng ray, Bounty
PerslGnc. PTixa VI Eey. &c ctthe different Do
par,1 suts hero. Once No. 33s ID Ct, nesr 10th,
80 NV" n. G. SPsLDISG. Attorney.
The evening Argus. [volume] (Rock Island, Ill.) 1861-1871, 1862-04-08
DAVENPORT POST OFFICE
MAJ! ARR

Eastern Mai Wa {. y Il. |. X. k.-Cio'cs at
O'Clock m; closes at !! O'Clock ? IN; arrives at
10 O'Clock a IN; arrives st :. O'CLOCK ? m, sun
DAYS excepted.
Western MlH.-vIa VI. y VI. K. R.-Cioses At
9. O'Clock M arrives at O'Clock IA, sundays
excepted.
Northern Naa-ya Lyons s Camanch e.
Closes at g O'Clock y IN; arrives at + o'Ciurk = N.
NJrfterH Mai. VA Dewitt y MaqHokcta.--
Closes sunday, Tuesday and Thursday AT = o'cloch
p NJ; arrives TUESDAY, Thursday and saturday At
O'Clock IN.
Route No. lO977-yla Blue Grass, etc.--Closes
Monday, Wednesday and Friday at 9 O'Clock p m;
arrives Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday at 9 o.
clock IN.
R0uis No. l09is-Via TIpton--CIoses Tuesday
and Friday a. - O'Clock III: arrives Tuesday and
FRIDAY a. ~ O'Clock N.
Southern MlH-N,a Burlington x Kooknk-
Closes SUNDAY, Tuesday and Friday at 9 o'cloct
p N; arrives Monday, Wednesday and Friday at
O'Clock IN.
Route No. lO1i7--EIa Butiao-Closes FRIDAY
at ) O'Clock a IN: arrives Saturday at O'cloci
m
Route No. lOgJO-V,a Annlmosa 4 Walnut
Forks Closes Thursday at Il IN; arrives Thurs
day at y IN
HOurS--Oifce open al > O'Clock M closes a
9 O'Clock p II. Ohcc open on sunday from y t
10 o'aiock a N.
"a As the principal mails are carried by ran
road all the time as stated III the above notice
will be RAILROAD II Ne, the clock N the sup
erlnteadent's Office, NJ, NJ. depot. beng III
standard CHAS. H. tLDRlDGE, p. NJ.