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The weekly Butte record., 1863-02-28

Ben WADE THREATENS TO GO OVER TO JEFF.
DAvIs.-There is a certain man, with foreign
title, one Count Gorowski, who has been hang
ing for some time about the Court and Par
lament at Washington. The Count has re-
Gently published diary of bis observations on
men and things at the American Capital. The
following is an extract from that curious work !:
Il am told that the patriotic and brave
Senator Wade, dsgusted with the slowness and
inactivity of the Administration exclaimed ::
do not ,ronder that people desert to JET. Da-
ais, as he SholrS brains; may desert myself"
EFFECT OF EMANCIPATION ScHEME.-The
Newburyport Herald (Repubcan) talks SEN
siby and nationally, when it says there is no
doubt that our schemes of emancipation have
concentrated the whole power of the South,
as Mr.. Blair said, months ago, it would, and
made the rebels tenfold stronger than they
otherwise would have been. To day the proc
lamation of emancipation would be supremely
ridiculous, and would be so regarded by all the
worll. Equally injurious to the cause of the
Union has been the radical plan of blotting out
the States, and the talk of governing half the
country by military force"
A YOUNG advocate, boasting of his readiness
to undertake the defense of any person accused
of crime, declared be would as soon undertake
the cause of man whom he knew to be guilty
as one whom he believed to be innocent An
aged Quaker being present he applied to him
for the correctness of his views. What say
you TO that old gentleman ?"
Why, say replied the Quaker " that if
thee lived in my neighborhood, should keep
my stable locked-thatS 5 ALL"
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Justices Summons.

STATE OF CALIFORNIA-IN JUSTICES
- Court, 0phir Township, in and for the County
of Bette.
The People of the State Of California, to Horace
Brewster. Greeting:
You are hereby summoned to appear before ne.
at ny Office in the Township of Oplir in the county
Of Butte on the 18th day Of May. 4. D. l>63, at 10
o'clock 4. NJ, TO answer unto the complaint Of
Joseph Gluckanf, who sues 10 recover the sum of
thirty-eight (S3,) dollars with interest thereon
from the oath day Of March 1s5S on a promissory
note dated 2lth March. 1858 as follows: Sixty
days after date promise to pay to the ovdcr of
Joseph Glackauf, thrtyeight (S3>) dollars value
received with two per cent. per month Interest,":
all Of which appears by reference to the complaint
in the office of George g. Berry, ESQ. my mmedi-
ate predecessor, on the 27th day of January l~t2.
and now in my Office, when judgment will be taken
against you for the said amount. together with
costs and damages if you fail to appear and an
sWer.
To the Sheriff or any Constable Of said county.
greeting: make legal service and due return hereof
Given under my hand this 18th day OF january 4.
D. 1868. :. W. ". COUGHEN.
Justice Of the Peace OF said Township.
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WIRE ROPE

Is - PER CENT. CHEAPER than ANY OTHER
KIND OF ROPE. Why.
Because compared with other rope Of equal strength
1t from FOUR TO SIX TINES AS DURABLE;
It is 40 PER CENT. LIGHTER;
1t is less thaa ONE-HALF THE DIAMETER, and
1t is only ONE-SIXTH THE BULK;
1t is FIVE TIMES THE STRENGTH of the same
size hemp rope;
1t does not STRETCH OR SHRINK in dry or wet
weather;
1t does not ABSORB WATER and double its origi-
nal weight;
1t is as pliable as other rope of equal strength.
WIRE ROPE is the ONLY KIND OF ROPE that
can be used to ADVANTAGE for hoisting from
deep shafts and inclined planes; for long pump
ropes, Derrick guy ropes, Ferry ropes, &C., &c
Those who have once given our wire ropes trial,
will use NO OTHER AT ANY PRICE.
~ Circulars, giving scales of Weights and
Strengths, Prices, Testimonials, &C., will be for
warded by addressing the manufacturers or their
agents throughout the State.
A. s. HALLIDIE & Co,
st27-3m +l2 Clay Street San Francisco.
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STATE OF CALIFORNIA o,,ir Tou,,-,io

~. ~ ~
County of Butte. 't''-
joseph Glnckauf y. Horace Brewster.
1t appearing To my satisfaction from the aiiida-
Wit filed in this cause that the defendant cannot be
found in the comfy Of Butte or State of California
after due diligence and search. and that he Is n
the present time in Nevada Territory and that his
last place Of residence Or0yille. in this State,
and It further appearing 10 my satisfaction that
said defendant is indebted to plaintiff in the sum Of
thirty eight (S5N) dollars with interest thereon al
the rate of two per cent. per month from 2tth day
OF March \. d. ISIS, On u certain prOmiss0ry note
given by defendant to plaintiff it is ordered that
service OF the summons issued the llth day of Feb
ruary !. D. lsd5, be served by publication once a
week tor the space OF three months from and after
the 18th day OF February \. D. lSG3 in the Weekly
Butte Record, weekly newspaper published In
Orovile, Butte county Cal, the same being the
paper most likely u give notice to defendant; and
j. H. Simmons Is ordered to deposit in the post
Office at Oroye, a copy of said summons addressed
copy OF said summons addressed to said defendant
at Union City, Nevada Territory, by United
States Mail, postage paid-that the same shall lie
done on the receipt OF this order and Is further
ordered that this cause be and the same is hereby
continued to the 18th OF May \. D. 1853 at The hour
OF 10 clock A. N. on that dav, At my oil ie in Orl
vile. for the appearance Of said defendant, and the
completion OF said service; and it Is further or
dered that upon the completion Of said service that
said constable make due return Of said writ and
this order. on or before said return day.
Given under my hand this llth day Of February
lS63. S.W.W ". C0CGHEY.
fl4-5m Justice of the peace, Ophir Township
j. E. y. LEWIS, Atty for pltf.
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4. ;. HALLIDIE-l TH.7 GRAVES
A. S. HALLIDIE q co..
Wire Suspension
BRIDGE BUILDERS!
AND MANUFACTURERS OF
PATENT WIRE ROPE !!

AETTRE SUSPENSION BRIDGES OF ANY
w span and capacity erected, and material
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COrks! COrks! COrkS!

JUST RECEIVED, from New York,
100000 Soda Corks,
Bottle Corks,
500 gross Vial Corks,
Beer Keg Corks, etc.
For sale bv
Il. II. MCDONALD K co.
Druggists Sacramen
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We have received by recent arrivals, direct from
New York and Boston,
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Surgical Instruments !

surgical instruments
SILK STOCKINGS AND TRUSSES.
AmFutatiug Instruments
Post Mortem Instruments
Irepanning Instruments,
ObSteriCal Instruments.
Dissectinc instruments,
Cupping Instruments,
Eye Instruments,
Pocket Instruments
Specu,ums StethoScopes
Tonsil Instruments. Breast Pines
Bougies and Cs1heterS. Polypus ForcenS.
SYrinEe> Patent Blastic Probancs
Abdominal Supporters silk Stockings
SuSpenSory Bandases, six Knee Caps.
Phelps Trusses, six Anklets
Chase'S Trusses, French Trusses,
Halls TruSseS Infants Trus>es.
Marsh Radical Cure Truss Shoulder Braces etc.
Marsh's Improved Truss,
We are receiving the above Goods by steamer
direct from Eastern Manufacturers. and otter them
for sale at the lowest prices.
r. III. MCDONALD * CO..
importing Wholesale Druggists.
iSr5 SaCp 4NENTO
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By R. HoBART, Deputy. aug30-3n
Jos. Z. y. LAWS, Plth S Atty.
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II the District Court Of the Fifteenth Jn6ieisl
1 District, Of the State Of California. in and for
he County Of Bate.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
MISCELLANEOUS.
FAMILY DYE COLORs for DYE

IL
= ing SILK, Wooden and Cotton Goods. Sbavls
soAhfs, DRESSES, RIBBONS, GLOVES.
Donnets, Hats, Feathers, Kid Gloves Ch;idrans
oiotnlng, and all kinds of Wearing apparel.
WITH PERFECT FAST COIORs'
p Iaf OF CoLoRs.-Black, Dark Brown SNUFF
brown, Light Brown, Dark Blue. LIGHT RIua
lark lark Green, Light Green, Pink, Purple. Slate
Irlhsoh, Scarlet Dark Drab, Light Drab. yellow
pig enow Orange, Magenta, solferino, French
Blue, Royal Purple, Violet. -eA0N
lnese Dye Colors are expressly for family Use.
oeen perfected at great expense, after many
years OF study and experiment. The gcods ara
ready to wear in from one TO three hours, .;raa
Inc process is simple, and any one can learn N ,sa
the dyes with perfect success -A " use
GREAT ECoNoMYl
SAVING OF EIGHTY PER GENT -x,n
IN every family there will be found more or
iess Oh wearing apparel which could be dyed and
maze TO look as well as new Many articles that
Decome little worn, soiled, or out of style are
thrown aside. By using these DYES they can he
ohaiBeo 10 any color in very short time aft n
small expense You can have number of shades
rom the same dye, from the hghtest shade 10 fine
Iui coior by following the directions on the inside
of package. o AA''.''
At every store where these Dyes are sold, can be
seen samples of each color, on Silk and Wool
All who have used the Family Dive Colors nro.
hounce them 10 be most useful, economical and
perfect article A
numerous testimonials could be given from Indies
VINO have used these Dyes; but in this ease II IL
not required as its real value and usefulness arc
found upon one trial.
Manufactured by HOWE & STEVENS pr;n-
cipal Chemists, 25s Broadway Boston. 'AA-
forsale by Druggists and Dealers in every c;tv
anu Town. 9:w9n
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

Gen. GILLmoRE.-ltl Is a fit moment
to remember that the appointment of Gen.
ilimore is the Presidents appointment.
The plan which Gen. Gilmore had con-
ceIved for the attack was presented to the
President, and, in consequence Of his be-
lief in its practicability, its author was
sent down to put it in execution. The de-
cislon was another illustration of the saga
Guy and clear common sense of President
Lincoln.
Let 1t be recorded also--there are not
many such instances to record-that Gen.
Fillmore before his departure was offered
a Nlajor-General-ship, and declined it. He
to earn the double stars before
ne wore them. 1t is not too soon TO saw
that they are won.-Tribuae.
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two years from and after July fourteenth. eight.
cen hundred and sixty-three.
oeo' T. and De u tarthsr enacted, That the pro-
viso IN 81 etion fifteen of an act entitled .An ae,
increasing temporarily the duties of imports' and
Tor other purposes" approved July fourteen. sigh
teen hundred and sixty-two shall be construed
70 include any ship, vessel, or steamer 10 or from
any port or place south of Mexico down 10 ana
including Aspinwall and Panama.
Sec, 3. And be Il fartAer enacted That in liam
OF the duties now imposed by law tbere shall hs
levied and collected upon printing paper nnsized.
. aseu io' BOOKS ana newspapers exclusively, twen-
per centrum az rdtoreni upon seedlae and stick
i iae ule same duties now imposed upon gum shell
ae upon polishing powders of an descriptions,
trrahhlort black and Berlin Chinese, fig and wash
pine, twenty 1--WE per oentum al pdlorem
Dec, 0, aad beH further enacted, That from and
aer the passage of this act the duty on petroleum
ana coal Illuminating oil, crude and not refined,
Wheh imported from foreign countries in a crude
slate, snail be twenty per oentum al ualorem and
Sec, J. And be It further enacted, That from and
ater te passage OF this act there shall be allowed
drawback on foreign saltpetre, manufactured
INTO gunpowdeF in the United States and exported
tnefeifom, equal IN amount to the duty paid on
the foreign saltpeter nom which il shall be man
ulaetared, 70 be ascertained under such regula-
lions as shall be prescribed by the Secretary Of
the treasury, and no more: Provided, That ten
per eentum on the amount Of all drawbacks SO
allowed shall be retained for the use of the United
states by the collectors paying such drawbacks
respectively.
Approved March 5, 1868.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 CARD. : MUSICAL r

A CARD. - MUSICAL. - G, G.
4 a TAsKER takes pleasure in returning his
grateful acknowledgements for the very liberal
patronage which has been bestowed upoi MIN n
the several towns OF Rutland County. where Id
mas been engaged in teaching for the past few
months-and having given entire satisfaction ID
ne 6elieyes-he confidently asks for a continuation
of the public favor "
As he designs giving continuous lessons in this
County, and as his whole time viii be devoted To
his profession, it win make no difference when his
pupils enter into his class, and additions can be
MADE 81 any time. few more scholars would
be gladly received for the fall and winter terms
and from his experience, and success heretofore he
feels warranted in the belief that he can give full
satisfaction TO pupils and patrons.
80 Pianos tuned and repaired at the usual rates.
noy8:wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

HoRsE THIEF CAUGHT.-A man named
Locke, who had skedaddled from Con
cord, n. Il. to avoid the draft, was ar
rested on Friday at Barton, having stolen
two wagons from Mr.. Miles, of Compton.
Z. r., at whose place he had been living.
and horse from the stable of another
person. The horse and wagons were still
In his possession when arrested.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
ohapter LAA An Act to modify existing
Laws imposing duties on imports and for other
purposes. EFHVA

Chapter LAXFIT.-An Act TO modif, ovisti,,,
Laws imposing duties on imports and for ofbe5
purposes. EFHeA
Be il endcret. bytte Senate and Ffgzs Of t3,,...
tstiees cfbe Eajtea States efnsrfcg &; @a.aa
assembled, That all goods wares and 1nerebagd ise
nov IN pubiIe stores or bonded warehouses; IN
when dRf'f- are Iupaid having been in bond
1l19Ee tAah ona year and less than three wears
Naen tie aet entitled San act Increasing tero,n'
rtsfliy the duties on imports and for other mr.
poses" approved July fourteenth eighteen Am
uIeo ana sixty-two, went into effect NAV 10
eutefea Iof. consumption, and the bonds cancelled
any tlhie pei re the inst day of June next ~,
pay ihent OF the duties at the rates prescribed nv the
aet aforesaid; and all acts and parts of acts neon
slsteJ with the provisions of this act are hereby
Sec. 2. lad be Il further enacted. That soct;o,
fourteen ct an actentitled San act increaso ten,-
pofaIiIy he duties on imports and for otheI rI11-
poses, approyedJuly fourteenth, eighteen Inn
dfed ana sixty-two be, and the same hereby i
modlned so as to allow cotton and raw sill, az
reeled from the cocoon, of the growth or produce
OF countries beyond the Cape of Good Hone 10
De exempt from any additional duty when i'm
ported from places this side of the Cape of Good
Hope Tor two years from and after the passage of
this act. FS"se VI
Sec 8. And be Il further enacted, That so much
OF an act entitled San act to authorize protection
TO De gwen to citizens of the United States who
may discover deposits of guano," approved An
gust eighteen, eighteen hundred and fifty six as
PROMPTS the export thereof is hereby SUSPENDED
IN relation to all persons who have compiled with
the provisions OF section second Of said act for
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
MOTICE.

NOVICE.
4S DENTISTRY.
/ would inicrm the good people Of Rutland and
vicinity that nv ental Office is still on the corner
Of Merchants Row alsd West Street, where /
would be pleased to receive The calls of any desr
ing the service of dentist. ] Use the rubber or
vuleanite, which is superseding all other material
as base Tor artificial teeth. II is lighter, more du
fahle ana clearly than any other stvle of work. 7
aiso use gold silver patina, when it is preferred.
All metals used By me shall be as pure as any used
ier dental purposes Filling done with the finest
gold, ana warranted. Extracting done with i'm
proved instruments and with care.
Please give me call, and learn terms, &c.
Don't fors the place, corner Of Merchants,
Row and West Street
L. T. LAYTON.
Rutland, VT, April Is, lssa.-d&wly
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
BOOK BINDING.

III .. FUTILE, BOOKBINDER and
Building, Cup stairs,) Head Of Washn1ton atraat
Rutland, vt. ns'oh street,
BLANK BOOKS OF ALL KINDS
oaen as Ledgers, Journals Town and Probate Rae.
orb, denenl Indexes, Hotel Registers. DocnSts
HsA &C. with or without printed heads, manufac,.
Particular attention paid to bind;ns ala
noonS Maexnes. Newspapers and Music.
An osders BY mail or express will receive promn
ian2l:d&wtf
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

w ANTED-An agent in every coun-
u ~ IN the New England States 10 sell Fl.
S e.. nosa q CO. New County Map of the United
without doubt the cheapest and best map ever ia.
sued sIe1 address with stamp enclosed, B. b, RUS
FELL sELL Publisher, 5l5 Washington street, Boston.
1850 35:w4w
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03
oil o 4, HIN G.

ioF Men and Boys than was ever before offered
lown which viii be sold at prices that cannot i
beat.
Also, splendid assortment ~ p,....
soods, Hats, Caps, Trunks valises Shirts nrau
~ KINGsLEY's BLOCK.
Next door to jewelers. Sbor.
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

BROKE INTO THE ENCLOSURE
~ of the subscriber in West Haven, about the
first of August, one two-year-old red bull. The
owner is requested to pay damage and take him
away. A. W. HYDE.
hyaevliie, Aug. IL, 1858. augl9:dAwlv
Rutland weekly herald. [volume] (Rutland, Vt.) 1859-1877, 1863-09-03

FAIR NOTICE.
\ All demands in favor of the late firm of Geo.
A. futile & Co., unless speedily paid, will be pu,
INTO the hands Of an attorney for collection.
G. A. FUTILE.
Rutland April 4, 1868. apr4:d&wtf
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TyCutp ~ =
EoIRAY. Game into the enclosure
- Of the subscriber on the night Of the 18Th
INST, bay marehas white snot ii tha he go -
head, and white round enc fore foot ''e
ne owner Is requested to prove property, paw
Tinmouth, Aug. 18th 1858 se.w3aa N.
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-03
For the Alexandria Gazette.
The Old Bakery -Braddock House-I6e Old Drug
StOre-&c,

StOre-&c.
Well! here | am once more, IN the oId
'time honored' town Of Alexandra, alter an
absence of some sixty years. Then, knew
many of its people, and not few OF It's local.
ties. Come, lend me your arm, my TREND, and
stroll with me through the place. It's popu-
ulation has passed away; most OF the land
marks, however, yet remain, SO that | shall
see familiar spots, though not face that /
knew sixty years ago.
We are now before the bakery Of Mr.. A.
Jamie Only the bye, / thought 1t stoo' on
Union, between Queen and Oronoko streets,
but it matters not; I know that his crackers
were unsurpassed and indispensable, and that
all others were escheWed when his could be
had to chew They were IN request IN all the
cities, and were almost as we'll known IN the
West Indies and in England as at home. Mr..
Jameson was a most estlmable gentleman;
greatly beloved when he lived, and much la
mented when he died,
A large old mansion built of stone, stood
lust in front Of US, on Fairfax street, 1t was
known to some as the Braddock House. The
building is vet extant, but shut from our view
BY the row of new stores IN It's front, which
occupy the grounds, once 50 tastetully adorned
with shrubbery and flowers. Some sixty years
ago it was the residence Of Wm. Herbert,
ESQ, "a fine old English gentleman
Just here, sir, n. " corner of King and
Fairfax streets was the large grocery of
Messrs. Vaudeville and Jameson, and the
next door above was the hardware store OF
Patten i Butcher On the opposite corner ;.
". stood the dry goods establishment Of
Bennett & Watts. 1t was a wooden building,
if my memory is not at fault. A monument
al marble in Christ Church burial ground, on
Washington Street, viii tell the passersby
cy to the town of Alexandria, and out OF graft
tude this mausoleum was raised.
4 few doors from B. & W., On Fairfax St.,
stood the drug store Of DR.. h. Stabler. |
held him IN great respect when | was young
and now that I am DID, | honor his memory
In connection with this good old Doctor
Renaissance, some what selro, somewhat
conico, occurs to me, and which | will note
here. A young man, p0l1do meta, came into
the store one evening, and, with trembling
accent, asked what would be the consequence
if one were to swallow SO much laudanum, at
the same time holding up vial. "Death y
said the doctor. Oh LOr0! what snail l.
do?' ''Do sir? say your prayers; but first Of
all take this draught, and " hen the emetic has
done it's work. I will do mine. . There we're
some switches at hand and at the ft-time the
doctor gave the word Of command march, sir,
march p The young man staggered along, and
whenever he showed a disposition to lag, the
good old physician would cry out, ''trot, sir,
trot - at the same time sulting an action to
the word In this way passed some hours,
and the doctor had the satisfaction to know
that he had saved life, and I, as confidently,
believe he was instrumental in saving SOUL
mi Il, "a to hn IL L
Alexandria gazette. [volume] (Alexandria, D.C.) 1834-1974, 1863-11-03

FROM CHARLESTON HARRop
FORTRESS MONROE, November o-v
Richmond Wing, Of the 3lst Of Octohpr
been received, with dates from Charleston n
the Goth, when, the telegram says, 'tbe hon
bardment Of Sumter today IS the h.,v;o
that has yet taken place From sundown al
Wednes day till sun1own on Thursi}ay t,rs1,@
hundred and fifteen shots from l5,inch no'
tars to 300-pounder PARROTS, have been throw,
against the fort. Our loss is seven woundpJ
This evening the enemy opened fire from fIa
mortar battery at Cumming Point upop tIa
northeast angle Of the fort, which seems thq,
special object Of attention. The enemy's bat.
teries engaged wer1 those at Gregg, Wagnr
the Centre battery, and Cummings Point
with the addition Of three monitors. The
fire is much Stacker. Our batteries fire sIOwy
and deliberately The enemy, al present i
paying no attention to them.
The native tribes in New Zealand, at theI.t
dates, were in revolt, and the colonial govern
ment was, by military force, endeayor;,.g TO
subdue the insurgents.
Persons who do not pay the t. s. direct
tax, by the 18th Of this month, will have, at
ter that date, to pay an additional ten per Ct.
A large ship has been seen Oh fire at SEQ;
lat. 46, II, long. q, with 8 screw steamer near
her.
Lieut. Kitteridge OF the Z. s, Navy has
been dismissed for maltreating a seaman,
The Northern papers say there are 5000
contrabands in Alexandria, Va.
Capt Edwin D. Willard, Of the Commissa-
ry Department, Army of the Potomac, dleo on
3lst inst. at Brooklyn, n. I. lie Tas well
known in Washington as clerk at Willard
Hotel, and has been in the Z. S. service some
20 months.
The original copy Of President Llncolns
emancipation proclamation is to be secured M
the Chicago Historical Society.
Letters from DR. Livingstone: the AMMAN
explorer, dated N1urchison Cataraets, interior
Of Africa, April 25th announce the death ="
Mr.. Richard Thornton, geo]ogist OF the ca,
petition, Of fever Nj. Thornton was an eli,
thusiast on the subject Of African ezploTat'o"S'
The national banking system Is obtaining
favor throughout the country. vi these 0"j
hundred and fourteen have been eStaoIIS''S0
since June, 1863. -..
GREAT PENNSYLVANIA ROCx ll~
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GREAT Pennsylvania ROGv Lhb5
W The quicke and safest route to me N 3o;jy
west and Southwest Two through trans u Go2.
and one on Sunday. Soldiers tickets ~ !, 'y tbe
eminent rates to all the principal poin. th -, ~
n orth and " est For tickets and 5uF' i:Crn"t
formation, apply at the office OF the p o'1n
Pennsylvania Route" northeast corner Eq
sylyania avenue and Sixth street, unoeE -
tional Hotel. Office open from a. NJ, 70 > r
m.; on Sundays 2 to 4 p. N: o>r root
Was hington, oct 2l--ly --