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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
sNTRAL RAILROAD of NEW.JERsEY,

~ from foot Of csaTsq!,, eOnn ma At s slo.S
Ess,on with Lehsh Valley Rsiirosd and rs connec'
iion, forming drec. Line to Pitsoursh sndhe "e' With
''' 'A' SiE a MIDDLE ROUTE TO THE WEST
sixty Mae. and Two hors saved by this line 10 ,iesso,
I IN 'i'''' . w NIiiif'6; kNRiETASdEMESfs'
Commcacn; Nov. 6. 1883. Leave Newiors IS ionew'
EaTsf N,s s,sss w Fl hSe Reading
MuL TEAN-At8:ioa w.. lesion, WsierCaP Scrsn,on
Wlsesbane, oreat Bend. ri:ion Bnsh,mtOn &c. ,vn
lsM TRMs-foF Easton. Allentown. Meaeh Chunk, WI
Transport, ksadins. Pou.'ii'o. Harrisburg, SC
$40 p M.-Eos Easion, Bethlehem, Allentown aud Ms'eH
$40 p M-Tor souierv'ne.
-, " WrsrrxN ExPRxss-ror Fas.ou sl.n,o~n Rad.
ing nsri,Oasg Pittsburgh ard the West Sleeping care
/ PARIS Tam roR H,RRlssURs-T,s = n. Express
Tran nom Nsw-i arrives at Harrisburg At P M e09nsss
Central Raroad North and south and with The Cun'ber
ELrt.sfrnroRr AND NEwYosx FEERY--Lesve Nsw-York
f,ca, fcr No. 3 North RIVER II 800 m .nd " p H.
The bos sop Bergen Point and Mariners iaroor every
trip each way. JOSIAH o. siEARNs, Superintendent
HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-FORA AL
NORTH snd WEsr. Tain. leave:
rspr nad es H. and .: IN n M ADD s37 sud
Toy % ' and R ( with sleep 1873; p u.
tram aud y ard IS.s d. AID i2:sa
a NJ, ard $3.50 p. M p M
Pe,kskili train. il0p H. i:J1 ?. N
'T nm ing ''''"' '''' $50 snds:s7p pm
Ia rytown train ,: 90 p. 4.H2 I. u.
On suntiys q 5:.2 D. IN. fom josbst
Ticket may he procured any 4 the o;rces oi e'cos
Ftrre, IN New Yorx and Brooklyn sut baggage checked -
the Heuse points The road and 20 sao" springs
ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - WINTER
i ARRANGEMENT, commencing Nov. u. l9a-Leavs
lanes Sin aud 3ihst Z. r.. n m--f1Iys md s'"f
a,y. A. D. "a a.o-Fog GTrenrlTi, sag hapcr isnpons
A. soriluy At all Sta; For lshp ~ a b. and p w.
For syos.etsi , H. IL and For Jamaica Al
AMI Al A IA. Nld AM :
SUNDAY EXCLUSION THAIN-For lshP AZ as3 a. NJ,
from 3i,h stopping al saiiors Fare Tor 'hi' uSin
Fo syo..e On Sundays 5.s, r. M 'toPras at al s's
ions. a. hhASoNEN' '"iN'i"t'".c4"
NORTHERN r.. t. OF n. JERSf.Y.-frans
leave Jersey City At S.l0a- ~. y:l5a m, l:S pm so
H. ana o. PM Tie y3 Bl, ancf -. pin sn - Non
- a., r. isSI T. W. DEMAhEsf Sup'
NEW-JERSEY RAlIROAD-FOk PHIL
~ ,DFLpHIA and the SOUTH and NI.sf. 81, JfR-
sly CITY Mail and Expres. Lines pave New 9iA .,
aud 10 a a., t. s:jo aud 1850 p N Fare - Ihi1nsa
bs.sl,c chrckrdst aud 10 a H. aud 80 and il'' T. ~
lot N ..!. ton. ana At and I. ~. iof tie Wet
J. ". Woodbury., Assistant : lpcr.n'ei dent
No BAGGAGE viii b. received Tor any trains uis, tisetee
and checked % minutes Ia ris nce Of the time OF having
NETWORK, HARLEM, and ALBANY
. RAILROAD. INCREASED ACCOMMoDAEioNs-
T.ins Tor albany Troy tie Moth aid Nesi i's's |'t't
oept At ~ .. m, ana s.lJ p m
JOHN BuRCflLL. Superintendent
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
6teamboats ano Railroads.

CAFETY, SPEED, AND COMFORT.
FOR BOSTON
WORCESTER PALMER FITCHBURG, NASHUA
LoNrlL CONCORD, THE WHITE MOUNTAINS,
AND ISIERMEDIATE POINTS.
Tic new and ,tanrb steamers of the Norwich line.
CITY or BOSTON and CITY or NLWfpRk
leave hew.losk daily fSunday exceY'edl oeoea p IN
ION Pier No 30 North Rper, foot Of Nesiry-st,
FOR NEW-hDSDON,
thor, connecting with the Steamboat Express Trnn from the
,l,. poius via Norwich Worcester Boston Worcester,
Worc..ter 4 Nashua and New London Northern Railroads
Feizt tslen at the lowest For Information ngnis
Of T.. s. MARTIN, Agent, Oh the Pier.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
mo- NORTH CAROLlNA.-Steamer

y for BEAUFORT sud NEWBERN, North ,Nolini
MTRRAY'S LINE. Thu hne iai'sAiing screw Siean.er
PLJRE 4. now receiving fright 'hc above port, ~ ~
No - D. H. tbs DAY. aul VII lail ON WEDNESDAY NLAi
ho sth int, Fr-d, taken small advance over the Gus
anv sailing res. For freight p4ssensgs, having very
bnt ca VA aca Onuioiniipns, apply 20
' MUKRiY 4 NEPHF.w. No G. South -.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
NOR CALIFORNIA via PANAMA. first.

clas. steamer wall leave NewloGk Oh the u, l5h and "a
OF each month oEcep. when tose dnes AL On SUNDAY,
Wien the d,y OF departure viii Ae the MONDAY follow ns
Dor ncsh. passssr spPy =. %. only Once 10 bc"i'
~. IS
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

DANEN & BACON,
IL Manufacture. Of Grand and Square PlANO-FOR1Es
N .fc8a No - Dandri. Broadway r. =. The long
,.r~fiencs AID the .ny fcies pos-css enable az 20
pfodua. r.unrn, unfu passed by ny ota,F ts'naAneI
oar p,fs0 lfnil0u given 20 - Construction improve
mont ana Introduction o. al -ir.rd csu~es that nay be
r,lnifsd 10 nli3 Vedrct Parot0lie Incha'em re in
vt.i call aud examine .srsr sssoimeni o ramos
which ~e AZ now Of avg on favorable t.i.u.-
Descriptive oifcuiafs sent BY mad.
SUPERlOR 7-octaye PIANOS, with iull iron
- nani.s oyef-irunf baf., 4c.. LOW ron CASH.
}. q. DAVIES No ~. nr3oulo-st.. we, Of Iro,t"ay.
WORCESTEks H1NGED-PLAIE PIANO
w FORTfS-Ih.ss ini'rnuiani- are r,comn"nted ~
to.rluk Mason, hes iosln, Beige. fair and otlti.
pss ins double te solnnr and musical quality u noe
Pondug made uponsne ordinary "ir'i'od
WlgriOlfn, cOTnog lfiAst. sad - ~, hrw rob
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger ira

LIRE HALLWAY Passenger trains
IL e. ui. PrpTess for Buislo
800 a. ~. Milk, daily for Otlsyile.
10 a. IL, Mail for Buffalo.
sp NJ. Way Il. Otisyle Newbur-h and Warwick.
% w.. Aigat E4press dairy for Donsrs, braao Roche'-
ter Csnspdaa and principal stations Tram 81 sssafdy
run, through to buffalo, ba, does to DuoAlEA
y. Ill. Emislent ter DunkiIk.
CHAs MlSOT General Spr,siDen Ien'.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
HAINES BROTHERS,
MANUFACTURER

MASON a. IiANLlh' CABINET On
vi CANS ou- 70 twelve stops each prir- 80 20 $40
s-h improvement .Yeything o; th' hclofe0 or
alnuonuu snl SEQ wruen iestnony q fuesc t'n one
hundred Il tic nos, eminent Afsts ART 0frshss o. radlhs
cr Tho greet cre.lsncs Of th~sr infuulenis ana W.
sup.npty b. 81 other, vi their cS, ~ pnsl,' al pabc
uss A.s Msio4e, "a ff,u, go 10 pi7l caC- gstEaed
C.,aiosu.. at fe- Warefoom. Nos and NeIccrs,-
.Tors. Ad.rc.. MASON BROTHERS.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
CTONINGTON LINE for BOSTON, via GRO

- TON. SEN-LONDON. STONIN0ION. PRoVI-
DENCE. MN PORT, TAUNTON, and NkNBkDFOhn.
-Ihe sueni.d steamers COMMONWEALTH and PLY
MOUTH ROCK vii. leave Pier No. - u L., Zoo, Of Court
Lrdtst dlhy ,e1ccp, Sunday, Ut p. M. go
Freight iasoa low b. ay otRr line Once oiCom-
psn,. No. rs Wests,. c0Tne. Of tourtlanat st.
E.,yyo-k Nov . 1863 w NJ EDWARDS, AGENT.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

EOR BOSTON and PROVIDENCE,V via NEW.
4 PORT sid FALL RlyER.--The splelsd snd snpeior
STEAMER METROPOLIS, Capt. Brown, leaves Newf YORK
e,ey TUESDAY, THURSDAY. and SATURDAY at
oc'6c r. NJ. end the EMPIRE STATE, CnptcBrayton, on
MONDAY. WEDNESDAY, and FRIDAY, Al y clock y. M,
ifom Per No. North River.
Hereafter viii be REGARDED secured any spph-
csIlt until the same .l.aI have boon psdfor.
Fright TO Boston ia Forwarded through with ges. dispatch
by Oh r. pee. Freight Train.
= T. LITTLEFIFD, Agent, No. ~ Broadway
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L,OR NEW-HAvEN. HARTFORD, aid

III ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS md hAILhUNU
CONNECTION. Tire CONTINENTAL leaves Peck.shp.
Past h!yer a, Sis pm. MOTT LlNE.-Ihc LIN CITY
leaves q II O'Clock p M, Sundays excepted
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
CRY GOvERNnENT'

Ronrd at CoDnci'n'"". TO-
A SPECIAL SEssioA--Sa'"''sS .'pt ~ ~
-, ~. is L.. I'M t,l-rstIrt. Z
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17

Cyr isrrrcToy, Dsr,Erxssr. New fo,.. Nov ", lsei
CIR iSsrEcIaH's Drrssrstsr,/
B1fe.g Of ssrlfE4r iasT-.ii oh. ac.
sov lofs Nov 10. lSso }
ToY A Pooir r.o Cify ir.<rfo,f
ST., 1ls oo.n- 4 seAsdels u lhs rot Of this Buf-su
In tho Abs'erai 4nI Reuess q Sulsslres, kc 70 iho
= ses Of ling November 10 Ia kssfe.iiuiy sohni'j
IIfD- = tANR sept OF fsEit.Ty lnsp-sl.>n
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
obstruction.

4 Ii boys prepared for business at Dolbcars
~ Commercial Academy, 90 broadway can "hsin good
nolinns In Oi'es, Store hsnk. They barn healthy,
manly habits coe quick figure rapid business penne,
aud god b.ua.r N.m.nen an srnI lrlgaie rons
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
lIANos. MELOpEONS. HARMONlUMS,

efsarol, makers Wholesale ard retail, 10 le ~ by Ia
iaueni. on vorsll. Pcloubct. har.AoEins, sa
,oI!or, 80 o. = -: with grdsls TioO to 600
J. ". PELTON, No. al Urosdsay near ls'h.'f " '.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1863-11-17
DPINcE g. Co.'S IMPROVED PATENT

i MFLODEOSS and ORGANS stand AZ tho head OF IN
.raf,ats of @ c4., Tho nc' that % O' o.. them are 10"
In . ard that the nufacure Of 90 Instrument. peg month
=. no .e 10 meet tho deuani, pcoi 81 tie 'sna
ton IN Witch tcy held by the public. Prices nom 80
10 IS. .Ausifalci Catalogues sent irr"
GRO 4. PRINCE 60, No. 81 Fulton a., New YORK.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-16


On Thursday evening; Chaplain g. {. Col~
Inns. Of the 72a Pennsylvania regiment, attal-
mouth, Va, married G. Green and Mrs. Mary
Z. Sullivan, both residents Of the village
Green was formerly a soldier in the southern
army and lost an arm in one Of the battles IN
which he was engaged. re is about % years
Of age, while his bride has seen about IS sum
r,ers The bridegroom paid the chaplain his
fee in shining half dollars, which sh2Ws there
IS some spscs s lett Es*bo3 ut Fa a1S 21'1
sion was one o. tsas co,9 ssne o rousing big
RRo orf re " Which was kept up until late hour
Gen. Montgomery, Z. S. 4, have been or
dered to Cairo.
The New Bedford Mercury learns that the
;nenrancs Q :2es Of that city have decided to
tote 10 new risks on Atlantic whaers, nor on
vhaleship5 bound to the Pacific which intend
60 cruise in the Atlantic,
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-16

WAR NEVs.-One dispatch states that ln-
nortant movements Of troops are gong on,
and thinks that Vicksburg must either capitu-
late soon or be captured, supposing the reports
of the caDture of Yazoo City 10 be correct.
Another renort that the Coutaderates have
fvacnateGI Nicksburg IS received, and a V ash
;ngtoD Daner states that the Navy department
have for some days been III possession OF IN
formation indicating that the Contederates
were moving their stores and other war mate
rial int, the interior. The river is very high
and the back water has broken through the
leyec, stopping the progress OF the work on the
canal. The last report Of evacuation IS not
confirmed this morning.
The Yazoo City reports are reiterated, but
another report, relative to movement on
Haines's Bluff, disDoses of the former. The
dispatch states that the commanding officer OF
the Mississippi hotilla was expecting 1nteIl-
gence from that point announcing the arrival
Of the Federal forces and an attack upon the
works I1aines's Bluff is a strongly fortified
nosition, situated few miles above the mouth
If the Yazoo river, and some twenty miles be-
low Yazoo City, which, Of course, could not be
reached until the bluff was captured or passed.
THE Federal expedition which entered the a
700 consists Of two iron-clad gunboats, two
Tsms, eight light draught gunboats, and hume
rons TRANSPORTS steam tenders and coal Darges.
THE Confederates are known to have had sew
era] large and powerful steamers up the "a
200. 49,,
Port Roval advices to the 10th INST, have
haan received at New ! ork, and contain an or
der from Gen. Hunter for a forward movement;
r IS stated. also, that the commanding general
las ordered the organization OF negro troops
for garrison purposes Gen. Naglee has been
relevel Of bis command, and has arrived II
New York. ~,
4 Washington paper has information that
the Confederates have very large force be-
tween New Market and Staunton, IN the val
lav of VIRGINIA, and also that they contemplate
another raid on the Baltimore and Ohio rail-
road
Dispatches confirm the reports Of the cap
t,re 81 Confederate bands in Tennessee. 1t IS
Stated that Gen Rosecrans army IS in tine
condition.
The Washington Republican of Saturday,
has the following: THE government is in pos
session O information, from reliable source,
that Gen. Lee has not weakened his forces IN
and about Fredericksburg, but that since. the
nattle Of fredericksburg he has been actively
enoagal in STRENGTHENING his lines. Most OF
his batteries are carefully n1ask:c
On Thursday evening, Chaplain 6. {. Col~
- aycf., mani Hal
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-16

| 8 G. writes as follows to friend. under GATE
Of the 18th ult: Finding that the able-bod-
led negroes did not enter the military service
as rapidly as could be wished, have resolved
and 50 ordered, that all who are not regularly
employed in the Quartermaster' Departments
or as officers servants, shall be drafted In
drafting them I was actuated BY several mo-
tives-the controlling one being that | regard
their services as a military necessity, If this
war is to be ended in the triumph OF the Union
arms.
Among the conirmations by the y. 5. Sen
ate, on Saturday, were those OF Gems. Carl
Schurz and StahI to be Major Generals, and
Of Col. Stevenson to be Brigadier General.
Gen. Halleck has approved the judgment OF
the court martial by which John S. Powell, re-
Gently tried as spy was pronounced not gull
ty.
Gen. Ha1leck has prepared, and will soon
publish to the army, complete regulations con-
corning the giving and taking Of paroles. They
are said to be rigid in their provisions. The
Navy Department will soon prepare similar
regulations for the use Of its srbordinates.
The Washington Republican, of Saturday,
says: 1.-THE Confetlerates in Richmond consid-
er that city safer at the present time than 1t
has ever been before since the war broke out.
The iron-clad known as the Merr imac No. 2 IS
said to be q more powerful war vessel than VIC
have been led to believe.
Both the Mississippi and Ohio Rivers are
in that state graphically described by a news
paper correspondent as con the rampage -
The ho is, perhaps: the most excited at
present. But both are bank full.
Several trunks have been captured ne ar Bal
timore with about ton Of Confederate uni
form buttons. en- route for Dixie, and manu-
ruacted in New York.
Hon. John W NOEL, member Of Congress
| from Missouri, died in Washington, on Satur-
dav, His death was caused by an absce;s In
| the head, of the most malignant type: which
baffled the skill Of the most experienced physl-
clans.
The Senate confirmed the nomination OF
Return J. Meigs, Of Tennessee, as Codlher OF
the Laws of the District Of Columbia.
The New York Express states that Secreta-
rv Chase has been offered a loan Of one hun
dred millions in gold, by European parties;
which, at current rates Of exchange, would be
equivalent to par here
At New York, March ii, fire destroyed
Allen. Hay & Co.'s extensive soap and candle
factory in First avenue Loss heavy.
The Young men Of New York have su ccess-
fully inaugurated what is called the early clos
mo movement Of the places of business. They
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-03-16

OFFICE OF SupERINTESDESI I 1 w.
~OT1CE.-AlI persons are hereby n opcau.o
" that it is contrary to law to throw lind. il
to be thrown, dirt or rubbish, OF any ,ired by
tbe streets or alleys, and they are w.
law to keep their cellars free from free frop
ter, and their footvays hnd guys 1VEs,
ohstru ctiOns. \. ~ ~. Police
NH i2-ln 'oP
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

yuyuE yALYAaLg PROPERLY HyGwm AZ
TEE AsssLkND HuTk l., ca shn HsehrasEi.
FIsdsriek.bnrg and Estosss Asllroadpin Eanovs:
the 0ircui. 0onr. Of thp city ct Rshra6Ea entered
J aruary 22d ie6., and dsagee snssndasary thsss.
81 entered February 9Th, 1885 In tbs sat Ct wca
missioner. thsssay appointed sos tho ps-eeas. vii:
sell st rubiic auction, uyca tas vsSusrta. GA
THURSDAY, sd day Of psil, iii fair; u rot,
the next fsis Cay thersAftor) coramenaanG - II
o'clock r. the valuable seal e5iSso koown % the
"Ashland Hotel" en- Tho blu In said caase uisa.
toned. % faiionss
tres. Of lsad eonta.cing about 90 sores situated
IN shs county Of Hanover, Ia she town q Ashland
Immediately u2nn ths E.oaH5ona. freGalies.hasS
snd po.ozlsc xsroed, s5oct 10 rsie5 :fos shs city
Of EioEmond. ard Known ~ tia As:l-cd Hotel
tract, with si tbs improvements thereon, consist
lag CT large aad hzadsoIsa h0sri 9nssding eiee.ai
wish,a tas PAL fe~ yssss Gpol ths saoI; approved
fnodci, aud canao:s. with tie Cottages .it.choa ct
Ecoomnt ss.iGg 80 parsons. Iii t.ss requisite
cnS1i!drgs s-c s,s2tbGi % ts5 k.!ei, and aE.ocg
them q largo Bal s5c.g, Bjsii1e and E;Ii,ard-aa
looEs Trains pass ho.seAn HicSrioli AMI &s;i.
lana dsi'y besds Of families TatldnS ii Aaa.
land wl hsg5 Ihs pslvisaEe Cf sss4 t;1ssl GA ghs
cAss TO ard fsosa G.eamcSd fas sas Hezs se:s
yskrs, w;.h Tie EToi=.isir OF la Dc!-g hS:eL &c
Unit! within tbs pat eiSatsea months The DO 81
has beer popular feaost Of tie c!;lzsrs ef 2leh
Eocd who preferred reg4:rg theirs WITH THAI FAM
ilits aui:re tins SUMMER aaasoD
Detached from ;as ao.el, sud placed at eonSe'
nlst dlztknsss from 1t. the sane forty rcre ic
aso nine hauascsns Cottages coa~cnisa.'y sra
t.stsluy plsrnsd fos .ls uss 81 fAclIi@s Residing
at tho hots or cscabis OF being diSts!sd yi:s sea
attaches; to item. go esSa to tsaozas -e&sAsS,
separate TesijsnS.. .
4 pig. cf the .ronss!y. al rrdcGcoi T. &c sod,
can % foaa s.. tis eff 90 Sf thy GG7..dn@e'5.
TzEEs. -%ons fourth c.8a ,sG he Wto.5 II PA.
fsrg.a; tho balance 81 s I'D 70 aasiag, foc bonds
lie ar:.is in.s.ss. vii, soys. agr;kf Tie title
10 o. r.ssI. ed u.i .ic frrshe- ozasr IL .hs Court
EEggg [. Ba:5GEA Gas:@t.
Jas Il TifIa1. & Eek, AVsifs 81 ID
rCSTp DE- Eh xST.-En conseq s@ncs OF The / !
G., raas,s nf tLs vTss.h.r Ste sac Il II. 'hsh si
ii sci" properly il postpone. 81; M4ND&Y. ,hs
97sa 6 q frri: scmueEeirs ss &C eek I,
wisn Il vii taSs =; . res "a sE5 q NeaiisF
4 tsail nh lsag, tte dsg3a 3. !. q, o. ;ht
above cay, 70 tAae Ii !dcys - zoe s1i1
EIEROy Csan'f.
JIM TAYLOR & Con. Au,.s apsi
The daily dispatch. [volume] (Richmond [Va.]) 1850-1884, 1863-04-24

~ a. TIE T5TsEs OF TaE ELAVa MTu
o~5 CONVERSATIONAL Dis rhlOr, composed
CT the y.atles OF Augusta, Buckingham, Aosk
b. i5Ea, Paaalsivc, highland Hasa Ftcsho:s:as and
Aasg iaav;-l aay.Seoeivec nprsEToEs 81 p.i3auons
&, IN fsieeGs IL az tt, counies OF tbs District. a. T.
Ing m3 II eiio1 tie uss ~ my nams 80 c L.
dsaets Scr Cor gees st ths eae efi0i ia Iay nsxt--
Axe tire has nov arrived when "a ilatic, 10 than
as wtll a. r5ae.f i1J determination should b as
naui ID.
sf il sas'i b, tia pleasure o. tho vosers to ssturs
mo TO 'hs next S1aeHsG5 cf tee C0afedeI ~ "a iheir
Eer.essatatise, pledge myself 10 ths ,sse of ali
honorable Efforts TO promote THAR iateres's, and
m.int-in she honor OF beloved Ton IN d veal
ard Ct oas youthful Conssdsrs,y.
twill re impc:sibie fer ni3 /, vlsi. tho seveva,
Counties OF tbs Dsssat p: Tor to the elc or, IL.
Gus cIsts aasdng official sb.Igstioss impCssd uecn
me h7 my poli.ion as 6ovsrEor CT the Crmlnon.
wealth. TE!s an suce tie people W IL &c: xpse.
OIL ma ana niua. therefore leave my IL tnt r
care.
Tie r,sbEer tx wi'ca ny Representative dulles
we.o d. che god viii had iLa boacr . aerye Ia
the CoaeIes5 OF the Uii e! sssTei for eight ysars
Ia well krewI t. y:u, snt tesfv, may safely
rs7 that my Ee.. lensstivc 90, sdge coz M aadea
ne egIssya e M y es
sny % my pred ssfsorE ri, ths wsr Of .hs Reyo
luii OF 916. IL bsfoTs you. end ty i. In willing
20 be judged.
With this b'lsf a1errc s.,aa I sm before fhs
tistt fSr tie iui. slt Of the Eco, /, upcn my
poiicE nscct artiaE 6 ylag p,.iod m our lis
tns, N WEci ! have cIdsGvorcd to psgfys N MY
duty az c iz.n, sod offc.sl t, ths Ocmmcn.
Wsal.1 az Vi-SsG.a aaa to the 3eEfsdal scr
xp .2-'s JOHN LErCHEa
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DaoY MARSHALL 3 s.s se,:. .o.nrxy
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ins EcsoIaru 81; Walters y, win '"o laS'<"
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Dior xAR:aALI Kss !. Ff5i;a ACADEMY.
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k~Prsetre:ne parties evary Wedne.ca1 e'e"
ing. EchoI.rs 81; V!sitsrs e. with s"o iaaiss'
nyoF yhARsHALL KsErPss .nn,.x
1AsHIoNABL DANCING AoADsS1'
ko % easia 'I - psef Bvsa.ns old Academy.
vze,..o,,o,nr nariiss every "Wednesday even
inx. sohoiars 81; v.sitoss %. VIII two tsaiss.
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FASHIONABLE DANCiNo AoAOk'a1 l.
At Prof. shlms old Aeateny.
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ius scho!are d; V.sitoss %. with two lsaiss
nRoF NAEsHALL z aEPP5'S
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ct Prof Eiashsr's old s.cadekoy.
r. p ac.ic.nz parties evsry Wesns sdsy even
ing Scholars 81; Visitors s2 with two sAdies
p M si,I I! k !, 1seias AoArzxy
Nj{5 Main sttees,
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~ Ytso.lsIog' ps-t!cs every Wednesday, evan
lag Scholars 81; Visitors O., with two .d.e7
ID CF MARSHALL & EEL P g
PASEI NABLE DAM IA3 ACADEMY,
No IS Maid g.. est,
AT Fret Blnshams cid Academy.
IF Predicting ertie5 eyeiy Wednesday, even
ieg. HSho sss s.! Yis,tjrs g., with two ladies'
D2CF NAR5H1L- K 2E7PS'S
FAEaIJEAELE DARLING ACADEMY,
No e5 Main street,
At Frof Bngtam's cid &c sdemy 2.
IPfAeti.iag parties every W sdussdey even
Ing. Echo!szs u; Vigi.crs So With :vo !:f.os
90 2i--1.~
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