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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT

.
TO he Honorable Judge of the Court of
Common Pisss and General S..siuns for
Lancaster District for Fall Term of 1858:
III. X. Pniten, Agent for the Ca,awba
Indians would most respectfully beg leave
to make this my annual Report. I would
| simply say for the information ofthe Court
that from itequent visits made to the nation
and seeing them often elsewhere, u 6nd no
Psrceptibls change Whatever. Their habits
seem to bn the samU-they remain with
very little exceptions the same carc!ess, in.
doIvnt people they have always been-they
nninbtr between eighty and one hundred
living 10 small log eabbins or huts wher.
ever 1t nuita their eonvrnience to erect them.
Most "f which are tolerably comfortable
they have very little furniture of much val
us--somc Of them havo small farms. but
very poorly cultivated. and particularly 80
this year, perhaps IN consequence Of nearly
all The males being in tho service of the
Confederate States all of which
have volunteered, while a few have zone M
substitutos. They will be greatly depen.
dent On the appropriation made BY the
State for the ensuing year. or upon the
people IN their Immediate vicinity. M very
isw vi them are making anything for their
support.
When ] made my Report last year. I
found had paid out thirty. EIGHT dollars
and Fifty cents (sss5o) moro than reesiy.
I'D from tho State, which amount Was ,st.
''ed ont Of my own money, and which a.
mount will bring forward in my account,
for services the present year. 1 received
this year (lS63) Twelve Hundred Dollar,
Q2oo.oD which have been paid out in tho
following manner, viz:
Adam ivy's acc cunt for provision.
'urr,anea, n,.A ,u,, SIl7,5o
provisions furnished, Al m
John &. Whiicsids's, account for
provisions furnished, A5oo
IL. =. Sadlers. account for p,ovi.
sions furnished, aoo
Jns. a. Smiths, account for pro.
visions furnished, ,ooo
S. w. Lemmon's, account for
provisions furnished, ato
w. J. Collins, account for provir
sions furnished, o.oo
J. j. Wat1on's, account for ,ro,i.
sions furnished, 7aOo
3. +. Sutton's, account for provi.
sions Furnished, ssoo
Jas. Sturges', account for proyi.
siuns furnished. Ann
). V. Iarisons. account for pre-.
visions furnished, boo
| ID A. Bottoms, account for pro
| visions furnished, soo
Dr. L l. Johnston's Account f,,
Medical service, s,oo
or. Green Blake. account for
| Medical service, ,ooo
o. u'sSory Tor goods. $3.50
Dr. Jas. Stewart for provision, lOou
! d &. Roddy for goods. 1000
Amount over paid by Agent Last
| year, N so
Agents account for 'seryices TIN.
! year, ,a,oo
Cash paid tIs indians to buy
cloth, yarn. SC, A, On
'"'' N"&sss account Tor cloth, $50
Amount pnii out up TO this time, lag 90
Credit sy eash received this year, 1900. 90
Amoun: Of cash on hand, SSs,Oa
The above accounts have al been settled
IN Iuii. and is a true and faithful R.port for
the present year up Ia the present time Ia
ths best "f my knowledge, this 18th dsy of
October 1863.
I ID II A
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STATE OF SOUTH CAROLYHA

hD1'T AND lNsP'TR.0ES'S OFFICE,
COLUMBIA, November 2, 1868,
GENERAL ORDERS NO. ar
GEFERAL ORDERS No. 81 b,r.i6.
IL fore issued from this office, prohibited
persons bst"sen the ages Of sixteen and
eighteen years from entering any military
organizations, except such as arc authorized
ana called Tor by the Governor and Com.
mnnder.in Chief and in consequence of .
card appearing in the papers undsr the sig.
nature of"J. Ii. Andrews" inviting persons
under the ago OF eighteen years, and per.
sons no! liable to conseription, to join n
company for service beyond the limits Of
this State, said order is hereby reiterated,
with the addition, that no person under the
age OF eighteen years, and no person nos
liable to conscrip,ion under tho Acts Of
Congress. in this State, will bs allowed TO
enter my such organizations.
BY command.
A. c. DARLINGTON,
Adj't. and Insp. General Of 8. G.
Sov. II, 1863. 4O-st
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NORTHERN kEPoRr OF THE LATE FrGHT ~
TEM-A dispatch from Chattanooga, un.
der date Of Oct. 30, to IIallrck, says: .ln
the night last nigh, the enemy attacked
Gary's Division. posted at WaAi,attchie, on
three sides. broke hi. .ires, but at one point
Was driven back in gallant style by u part
o' his force, the remainder being held 10 70
serve. Howard White, while marching 10
Gs'y'" relief, was attacked IN the flank, the
enemy occupying. in force, two commands
OF Hills Diri-i"n, on the left Of ,hs road.
tie immediately threw forward two Of his
regiments, and took both At the p,int Of
ths.b.yonet. driving the enemy from his
breasiworks aud across Look Gu, Creek
]" this brilliant success, our old adv~r.srirs
e"nd"e', llth and 18th, i. entitled to the
highest praise.
(Signvd) GEs. TuoM.a
h.,u. n
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We arr under renewed obligations to Our es.
tssmed friend. Cap.yames l.. Reed, for snoth.
er ,iboral 'pesi'nsn Of his supessos home made
syrup. This specimen n sa adssisxtle test Of
the perfectioa TO which syrup may be trade from
Sorghum u is pronounced by good judges to
be far superior 70 dat made from the Louisiana
cane.
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NOTICE.

-, Ali. The Legstess or Hsirs at I.aw Of
inc hs'n'e OF William Dsneaa, dsssased,
are hereby hotiRed and required 10 stt.si
et Che ordinNrys' Court 60 be Aol6vu Fcv
lancaster District al Laacastss Court HSuus
on tho Itth Of Jnhnary next, 1884, for the
purpose Of s'nking final settlement ef ,ho
said Estate before the said Court Of Or1s
nary, this. 9th Nsvsmber 1883.
II. H. DUNCAN, Exr,
c. L. DUNCAN, Ex'r.
Nov. II, 1868, 40-2m
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SOUTH CAROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

Personssily came before mo ]. A. ba,..l
tine. Tressarsr Of the Board of Commis.
.,oners OF Pablic Boldiogs Tor Lancaster
'so.rtrict and on, oath saith that the above i.
a just and tue return OF all the monies re.
cc'sed and expended by him as Treasurer.
bofofe'n 18th day OF Ost 1868.
u. J. Hancock. Clerk.
J. A. HASSEf.TINE.
Treas. b. G.. y. I..D.
Nov. IL, a0-,t
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Rags Rags ! !

. We1wi'l pay cents per pound for nj
c.can cetton or linen Rag, delivered a, the
Eedgtr Oficc. '"'
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Is,siI'sssss ms ban received 1t hiss.
mond Of The lssf'ag of shsgs BODY Of
troop. at Ns~po,s Nsw..
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tsos Iss IAHcAssnA assent

Ma. Enfsa --whss psssoas are ar.
smpt from Confederate sssvies By sssso,
Of soms eisIl smpleym.at. is d not snIoIs-
I'd upon them 10 Psrsns shst particular sm.
P'oymsas, snd no othei Wien they s~.
esgs 10 Other pursuits lssfor issiasss she
osying and selling of the necsssssiss Of
sss> do they no. thereby forfeit thsS "a.
s"vsiossa Thsss are questions which
sAos'd Interest tho eoD.sript officers. There
sss . aonii'ss Of p~sons whose o.isnsibIs
s',.'"s's a one ~hish sxsppi. ihsm f,om
a'i''s~y sstyiss kas thsir psias,paI .bnsi,,.s..
Sad the -sas. .ko~ which th.y dssivs the
most pros. isssat Of spsculasiag IN ,n,
ssss%'ss'ss 81 NE. AusAah ps,ssas are a
ss<ss ~ sss,y sousapamisy In whls6 they
reside. oI3EnyaT
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Board OF Commissioners Of Public Bu;Id.
inga. Dr.
1861
Oct n To cash on hand las. report, sS55, 81
1862 e,
Nor. Paid ii. Il. Price for mendjns
press in Ordinary Office, S.25
Dec ~ Paid Geo. Sinclair for lumber. 755
1863 NV
Jsn II Paid Il. r. Price for Iissps
and StapIss for Court House. $40
Jan. 23 Paid w. ". Connors for Ad.
vsriisung Reports 1861 T. 81 ao,7o
Mch % Paid J. y. Barr for repairs
on Z. II. aud Jail, 400
April Is Paid Est NJ. p. Crawford
for building Privy in Court
House Lot, aooo
July 10 Paid y. Rsdding Tor 2 Rock
s''l', 1000
co"m'' on 10000 paid ou. ~ $50
1890
Oct. 10 BY cash on hand, 62s.0a
- ss5s,sa
J. A. HASSELTINE,
'Treaa c. =. u. Lancaster District.
Examined and approved, Oct. ~. 1864
WILLIAM A. MOORE.
Chairman of nos,d
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Amoun: OF cash on hand, SS3.Oa
The above accounts have al been settled
IN FOIL. and is true and faithful R.por, for
ths present ysHr up 10 the present time to
IN" BEST "f my knowledge. this 18th day Of
October 1863.
J,R. PATTON, Agent.
WV. H. lQ-lt
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5 . U L II G ROLINA.
LANCASTER DISTRICT.

LhNCASI Err DISTRICT.
The Chairman Of the Board Of Commits.
si"nsrs Of Public Buildings begs leave 10
Report ths, tho Board has levied no tax for
The present year. Owing to the difficulty
u not impossibiIi,y O! obts;ning material,
plsnk, nails, &c, they have not been able
to make repairs on such buildings a. need
them. The Chairman and nearly all the
other members are in camp. The accoun,
"f Treasurer below exhibits tho receipts.
and expenditures made since laat return.
Respectfully submitted
WILLIAM A. MOORE,
Chairman.
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80. a; Z. GARl,INGToN,
,Adj",ant and laspeclor Gencral 3 G.
Nov. 1909. an -,
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we fankes desd will be intsrrsd In In, Sol.
e'sia Cemetery al Gettysburg. before IL.
dedication, on The 18th Of Noyrmb.r ana
She work Was to commence ou III. 2s,h Of
'asi month. The requisite humber Of coffin.
WI be furnished by order OF The sec,e,srv
Of Was. The iots for sssh Slate ar, 10 br
isid oG By an accomplished laed.e.p. e.,d,
&c.
The YANKEE sommand.r n Murf,...
ooso, Tenn, fssssd sa order fo,bjddinr NJ,
mli's's hom grinding any gnIa foe the
wives and families of tkass who b~,oue 10
We rebel army" Person. violating MI.
order were io hsvs their property eops.e..
ted sod The offender ,sufI.r sapi,pl psni.h.
nsns. Al 1ssshaass were forbid in IN.
san. order 10 cell anything 10 fsmilis. Of
rebel psoeIivitiss.
!batsr has ssss assigned ID shs Com.
maud Of the Dspas'msns sf Virginia .nd
Moth Carolina, is place Of Poster.
Dates from Msxico 10 Jsl A.. .s,, 49,,
a sonspisaey has been disseve,.d sg.l,.,
tbs imperial Govsr~m.ws, asa ,,ma.,. .si
ps'ao"s i@pfisonsd. shot aud ssi,eA.
Prisoner. ssptarsd ns.r wbi,.sis.. 70.
pou that Grant $50 chat,snsega. and that
the fsakess have bess on half sa,lous "a,
The las. thrss week, aud tAas their hossss
ave .saassiag for forage.
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~ The population in the South are rapidly
decreasing. boat never arrives ut Cairo
without having more or less refugees on board,
sornttim as many as two three and even 1--WE
hundred. There is little doubt but that by this
means Illinois alone has received an addition
OF 100000 to her population.
- Mary Burke, a young girl aged sixteen
years, resident Of Cambridge, Mass. few
days since, threw bottle of muritic acid at
Peter Cunningham, at public meeting. putting
his eye ont and otherwise disfiguring him.
Cause. jealousy.
How THE SOLDIERS VoTE-Tn the United
State Hospital at Cleveland, Ohio, the other
day, the soldiers took vote tor Governor,
which resulted as follows John Brough, 35s;
blank, =. Validnd,gham did not get a single
rote.
~ is grayely stated that the contrabands
at Beaufort are delaying TO take unto them
selves new wives, in the hope that their old
ones may be captured with Charleston.
An effort is making to rally Morgan's
men for further raiding purposes. There are
two or three thousand of them yet unhung.
E-One vineyard in California has already
sent ont fifteen thousand bottles of wine this
season. October is the ripening month.
kFThe Richmond Examiner justifes the
Lawrence mass as ga gallant and perfectly
fair blow at the enemy
SW. r. Strachan, provost Marshal of Pal
myra. Mo, has been arrested on the charge of
ennbezzlrng S20,Ouu from the government.
1-Dayid L. Gay adveruses in the Richmond
papers boatIoad of ice, which he offers to re-
tail AT - per bushel
R-The little slave girl, Fanny Virginia Cas-
slopea Lawrence, whom Beecher christened
aw lille ago, is ION exhibition at Hartford.
HThe editor of the New Haven Journal has
seen n woman without hoops and wakes elo-
quent thereupon.
H-The receipts from customs for August are
estimated ut between eight and nine million
dollars, much greater than usual
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PARTICULAR NOTICE.

There are many preparations sold under the mama
cheapest whisky or common rum, costing from s.
to % cents per gallon, the taste disguised By Anioe
or Corisnder Seed.
This class Of Bitters has caused and will continu~
to cause, az long as they be sold, hundreds to
die the death of the drunkard. By their use the
system is kept continually under the influence OF
Alcoholic Stimulants of the worst kind the desire
ali the horrors attendant upon drunkard's life and
death.
For those who desire and ssiH hars LIQUOR Bit
tiers, publish the following receipt Get on
bottls HoQfnnds German RiteYS and mix with sSySS
sxa,ts of good Brandy Whisky and the result Win
be preparation that will ia, excel in medical viz
tues and true excellence any Of the numerous Liquor
Bitters in the market, and will cost mach less Yen
will have all the virtues Of Hoohand's Bittsrs in
connection with good article Of Liquor, At much
less price than these inferior preparations WIN
cost you.
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DRY GOODS, kc.
,On NEW DRY GOODS.
lUU pIBOHS White, Pink, Blue, and Green

1Onf NEW DRY GOODS.
lUU PIBOHS White, Pink, Blue, and Green
Mosquito Netting, -71
Bles shed and Brown Cottons, - ..,.s..s
Sheetin gs Table Linen, Crash, Diapers,
Irish Linen, Hosery, Gloves,
Cambria and 9wiss I'd giugs and 1nsertorss
TaIer cj an aud Eng Fish T bread Edstngs,
White Goods in every variety OF aaallty ana price
je26 "a. ia 1on q w,
lust RECEIVED-
J A large stock Of
Pusher and French ace Shswls
Point Thread and Vsiencis Coils &nd Se1s
Thread Lace Wells, Barbes ant Coihnrar,
Points. Vaienc as and En- broldered u dk1s.
Infants Ro 7es and Waists,
Guipurs Laces all widths,
Latest styles Head Dresses, Fancy 6ooos,
steel, Get and Tortoise Shell Ear Drops,
Pins Belt Clasps, Bracelets, Fans, &C..
Which wiz be sold 1T low prices a 9at Ii DO
licitad VIM WE1SBERa,
Is Market Space. Peon avenues
jee between 9Th and 9Th streets.
- PRICES REDUCED.
(1RENADINv Shawls, Mozambique Shswb,
Black Lace Nantes, Points,
Burnous and Ficolominis in great variety and re-
jess M TAYLOR L 90.
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

49, 49, -. 49, UHhAo nAAAnOADs
D.
On and after Tuesday, August IL, 1853, DAILY
InAaMe VIII he resumed between WASHINGTON
ana WH1ELlNa and PARKEReBURG, and aix
sos5ween WARRINGTON and BALTIMORE, ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK 4 BOSTON,
Leave Washington at 8 and II Is .. m. and and
$50 p. m.
On Sundays at 8 50 ,. m. only.
FOR BALTIMORE
Lsave q SO, and ii. Is N. and 8. and $50 ,.
m. Vn sundays at 8 q. n. and and s 80 .. m. only
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave Washington at so 3. M. and 3, 5, and 81
?. :, uaiiy, xcept Sunday. On Sunday st and
THIS 10 the only route by which Baggage can be
Cneeke0 ihrohsh from WASHINGTON.
lOR WASHINGTON ANB THE SOgTH.
Leave baltimore for WASHINGTON at IsO, s and 10
I'm. ana Ky. and sp. m. On Sundays As 80 and
The third and fifth trains only from Baltimore
STOP At way points.
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Bslttmore at .. m and 5 D. m
Leave Washinaton At q. m and D. m
No train for Annapolis on Sundays.
For further information ticket to Of every kind
DO, apply to G s. KOONTZ, A gent. at Wsshinf.
ton station, or at the Ticket office.
Master Of Transportation,
L. NJ COLI. General Ticket Agent. au s-tf
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S10REr D1s.As,s' s.0h'1 D1s,AS1s'
sAMARITAN'S GIFT!
SANARITANS GIFT

TH1 MOST CERTAIN RHMlDY lvAR USED.
eoroRRH4SxA G R2.ts3s G sTRnd 81 d.
Contains no Mineral no B :. no M srs
any unpleasant taste, and viii not in any way in
jure the stomach or bowels Of the NEST delicate.
Of Of the most
no 1IrosuRI, no TROUBLE, 20 oHAN0E wHATsvEl.
Let those Who have despeired Of getting CURED
q who have been gorssd with Baisam ooDaVs. OF
mercury =" $4MARlLANs GIFT.
PricsoMaIs packages, 81. Female. ss.
RsSSR ssRsss s.
sAMARIT sths4 koSE md AEks JUICES
q aoST HNp
most potent certain and edectqai o
as:Sn and ssss
ana psrmsnent Take then Of this purifying rene.
r that fs 81 NJ 81 's1
sha4asska fsH e{ k6o Isks
win remove every Sestfs a saata Of asrouey .h'
r,... sss ROOT
most happily adapted, in liberated Uterus, IN
S.S S1 to
Sent BY express. Price u bottle, or bottles
'of s'sAMARITANp CHANCRA Wash.
Price l6 cents Full directions.
DIsNOND CO., BOX Isl Philadelphia Posi
Sold by 9. CALVERT FORD, rnsr Of 18th and
Ri aif arfsYs COOK. Alexandria. mays-u
a DAN1 IXFRlss COMPANY, :
u OIEIC1 Sl4 PA. AVENUE,
Hxskiastss CITY. d. q.
aRHAr lAsTHRN. NoRTHlRN AND. WRIST
xRN 1XPR1SS 1ORWARD1RSi
MHRcHAMDIsla Monty, yAWnLRy, vALU
ABLE6, MOTHS, ETOOK6, BONDS, go.
Forwarded with Salty AND DISPATCH to al
accessible sections Of the county. This Oomp any
hes ASsnoiss In the principal hallway Towns II
NORTH. HAST, WHIST, AND NORTHWEST,
: ifs principal oMcss are
"A1 HaH4fEESinuSTIGi,phIA, BALTIA0al, OH
~a70laSyAflEIIii Wilt, e E,l hSIRssast oasSuls- /
Qonn4ctions are made at New Yor1 and DoseoE
MA lines forwarding TO the 0ANADAS and tbs
BRITISH PROVINON6 and with steamahip Mnes
% LIVIRPOOL, NORTHAMPTON and HAVRH
and thence By 11ropeAn expreases to al prominent
commercial towns IN Great Britain and on tAo Con
0S Collection Of MOTHS, Drafts saa BILLS msas
- = . . q. q. DUNN, Agent,
WasAin6ton, p. q.
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GAS FITTING, dc.

yA GAS Futures.
w Have In Store, and are daily rsceivine, GAS
fILTUAES of entirely New Patterns and Designs
and Finish superior in style to anything hsrstoofs
onered ia this market.
We invite citizens generally to call and Examine
our stock Of GAS and WATER II1TUR1S, feeling
confident that We have the best aslectsd stock Ia
WAskin gton.
~ All Work in the above line intrustsd 70 oar
aars viii be promptly stteuded TO.
rnafE-N yERS b Mc9HAT. S76 d street
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
w ADJUfAHf GaHsRAL's OFFICE,
WASHINGTON, June %, lS0.
6andl Ordrs, No. 19s.
The Adjutant General will provide IN appropri-
ate medal of Honor for the troops who, after the
expiration Of their term, have offered their services
to the Government in the present rsency, and
also for the volunteer from other States that
have volunteered their service In the States OF
Pennsylvania and Maryland.
By order fthe Secretary of War.
Ed. OWN1yND,
10 50 Assistant AdJutant General
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HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL, J

HEADQUARTERS PROVOST MARSHAL,
District Of Columbia, Aug. 18th, 1868.
The Board Of Enrolment for the District OF
Columbia will meet at the City Hall, every
day, from a. m. to p. M, until further no.
tice, to examine cases OF drafted men, either for
exemption or acceptance.
HENRY A. SCHKHTZ,
an 17.u Captain and Provost Marshal.
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L Of Col CoLUMBiA, Holdins district court 1T ..
the United States for the said District.-To ali
choss Il may concern. Greeting Mott % is hereby
money and bonds was captured by the United
States steamer Wysndank attached to the Poto-
ton and the same is libeled and prosecuted in this
Court in the name Of the United States, for con-
stand for trial at the City Hall, in the city of
Washington. on the first Monday Of October next
when and where all persons are warned to APPEAR
to show caoEe why ondemnaton should notbe
deereed, and to intervene for their interests.
By order of the Court.
1y25 r. j. MEIGS. c'a-F
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MI TEETH.
". L0oMIs; H. the e I 5nysnto. and Fssenses
personally st his ONCE N this city. Man5fssEsH5
rarsons can wear these teeth who cannot ~--A<ss
wear others, and 10 person can wear others who
cannot Wesr the5a.
Persona calling AZ ray oT.cs can BIS accommodated
YttG any style and price Of Teeth they desire
hrt to those who particular and wish thu purss,
sissrast, strongest and most perfect dentuFe thss
at can produce, tbs NINTEAL pLAfL VIII b.
siors fCily warranted.
Rooms In this city-No 53s Pspn1ylyani. avenns
between 9Th and 10th streets. Also, sO7 Area st.,
Philadelphia. mar lily
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1861 THE 1883
PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL RAiLROAI

PENNSYLVANIA GENITAL RAILROAD
q % - RsEs ss
Is FIRST o 5s.iR + so SS99s'''onD
~ SPEED, sAF5TY AND ooMFoRT'
49, '--'''1'' = - 1' FREE FROM DUsf
BAGGAGE CHECKED rH1 SSDM hpAIrruoa.
HHs5 5aI pAthT E ESA ffF4 ssSH
CLOSE coNE M + sps At FIX HxsRR1sBr Be
NORTHERN ns'e o 1hs1hs Z ' RAILROAD.
THE GREAT AZ d f22iRnFRx Rour.
WASHINGTON AID BALTIMORE
WEST, NORTHWEST, AND sOUTHWHsT.
thu Northern Central Railroad tompany. northoss
corner Of Pennsylvania avenue ard Sixth street.
Washington, and Calvert Station, Baltimore.
SPLENDID SLEEPING OARS ON ALL MIGHT
sxoKING AID SALOON Oars ON ALL TRAINS
YRoM WASHINGTON.
Passengers viii take the ESQ 8. IA. and 30 p. N.
trains connecting in Baltimore with the s.l5 8. n.
road, and arrive in Harrisburg At i p. m. and Ia
M, here re making close eonneofions With the
al parts of the West.
By this route Rreights of sill descriptions can b
foryarded to ana from any point ON tbs Railroads
OF Ohio, Kentucky, Indiana, Illinois, Wisconsin,
Iowa, or Missouri By Railroad direct.
The Pennsylvsnta Central Railroad also connects
be forwarded to any po,t ON the Ohio, Muskingum.
Kentucky, Tennessee, Cumberland, illinois, Missis:
Eppi, Wisconsin, Missouri, Kansas, ArkansAs and
Bed Rivers; and at Cleveland sandusky, snd Chi.
cage with steamers to al Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustinS the trAnspor-
talon Of their Freight to this Company can rely
with confidence on its speedy transit.
THE RATES OF WRIGHT to and fyora any point
In the West By the Pennsylvania Central Railroad.
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~ Be particular 10 mark paokasss "via Psnna.
Central R.R.
WIN BROWN, Agt Northern Central h. B.,
No so North street, Baltimore,
NNoCH L1WIs, Gsnl sulsrintsnds Anons, Pa.
Il. 81: HQUsf0N, General FREIGHT 5 GENT, Phls-
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-09-23
THE EVENING STAR.


& ~ Queer things get into the newspapers.
Thus il is related that diffident Hartford
bachelor went to the sea shore in August to
seek refuee from the loneliness Of his celibacv,
and one dark evening, enjoying the breeze on
The piazza OF his hotel, happened to take seat
that had just been vacated by the husband OF a
loving wife, with whom the happy man had
been chatting. In 8 few moments the lady
returned, and installing the stranger for her
husband, lovingly encircled his neck and gave
him an afectionate kiss, with the remark,
.sCome, darling, is it not about time to retirer'
He did not faint, but the shock was very
severe.