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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

u The S. +. Call say that Burnett. the
"secesh" individual who rode through the
streets of Red Bluff, few weeks ago, yelling
for JEFF. Davis and waving a sscesh flag has
been released from Alcatraz, upon taking the
oath Of allegiance. Tho Call very quietly
remarks that this is playing the :. oath" bust.
ness pretty low down.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

faust that in any such experiment hs will ut
terly fail, and that the result will compel hin
to remember the words Of Douglas, .Iu thi,
hour there are no parties. but patriots and
traitors" If he belongs to the first, bis plact
was in the Union Convention and not with
those who, for the sake of keeping up dem
ocratic party, ARE ready and willing to worl
with traitors, for no man can pretend thai
every sympathizer with secession and foe tc
the Government is not found among demo
Gratis, and that such are not seeking to us.
that party as means of aiding the rebellion
and though we do not suppose that all demo
Gratis who insist on drawing party lines are
unfaithful to the Government, yet we are
compelled to believe that those who now in.
sist upon political organization and action, III
which they fraternizs with secessionists. Sc
cret or open, prefer party success to national
prosperity, while the true patriot will nobly
stand aloof from any association with treason.
and will declair by his actions as we'll as by
his words, that to such au assembly his honor
shall not be united.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

- The editor Of the Tines has been show
an excellent specimen Of coal taken from til
mine lately opened near the Cascades.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

- The Oregon Statesman endorses Mr.
Coles nomination. Now let the Democratic
Journal do likewise and his defeat is certain
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

~ California papers say that the arrest Of
Brigham Young by Judge Kinney. was an
arrangement agreed upon between the two. to
test the ccnstitutionality Of the anti-polygamy
law.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

- Our Portland exchanges say that the
Land Offices at Vancouver are to Be tempora.
rily removed to Walla Walla. by order Of the
Department, the better to subserve the inter.
ests of our eastern population.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

~ The N. Y. journal Of Commerce as
serts that the Government has sent a commits
sion to England for the purpose Of purchasing
the steamers now being built for the Emper'
or Of China" and thus prevent them from
coming into possession of the rebels.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

~ Hon. Elwood Evans. Secretary Of the
Territory. returned from Portland last evening.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

y The Louisville journal says Of late
rebel raid into the interior, "They have stolen
some horses. but if the poor quadrupeds had
only known what starvation was in store for
them, they would have kicked out the brains
of every rebel that approached them with a
bride or halter"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

~ The Oregon Steam Navigation Com.
pany have entered into contract with the
p. o. Department for carrying daily mail
between Portland and Dalles, at an annual
compensation of $4,000. w. d. Bgelow
is to receive $4,000 for tri.weekly service
from Dalles to Walla Walla.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

PATRIorIc.-It appears that the people Of
Oregon have all at once come to the conclu-
sion net to be surpassed by this Territory in
the liberalty Of contributions to the Sanitary
Fund. The ladies' in Portland have organ.
lied an association. and already raised eleven
hundred dollars. The total amount acknowl.
edged by Mr.. .Holbrook is, we believe, little
rising $4,000. They must quadruple this
to DO up with us.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

D'J. W..Sullivan, Newsdealer, San Fran
cisco, has again placed us under obligations
for liberal supply Of late Eastern papers.
BY the way, Mr.. S. has just published a
Lightning Calculator" showing the compar.
alive value of gold and legal tender notes on
the Pacific while gold bears premium in the
East, which he will forward to any address,
postpaid, for % cents. 1t will prove great
convenience to merchants and others.
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Agents for the Standard.

Agents for the Standard.
The following named gentlemen are authorized
o receive and receiptto money due on subscrip-
ton to the STANDARD:
L. p. FIsHER, San Francisco, Cal.
THos. BoYcE, San Francisco, Cal.
G. W JONES, Vancouver, W.T.;
ALEX. 8. AsERNErHY, Oak Point;
X. D. HARRiNaroX, Monticello
Joss WEBSTER, Port Madison;
uExRY G. WILSON, Teekalet;
MARSHALL BLIxX, Seabeck.
A. B. PATRICK, Port Ludlow.
~Money can be sent through the mails at
our risk.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

A SCIENTIFIC ExPLORAriON.-The New
York Tribune states that a party consisting of
Daniel q. Major, of the National Observatory.
Prof. Hesse. Col. r. II. Jones and p. Hannay,
were to leave on n tour Of exploration to ex-
proration to examine the mineral resources Of
Pixies Peak, Nevada, Colorado. California.
Oregon and Washington Territory. Mr.. Ma.
.jor is to run the line of AGO latitude between
Oregon and Washington Territory.
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

Clernand's corps marched to this place early
this morning. Osterhaus was in advance.
and found the rebels strongly entrenched on
the east bank of the river. The batteries
were soon in position. playing on the enemy q
works. At 10 O'clock, Gen. LAwler's brig.
ads, in Cars division, charged across an
epen field. 200 yards in width. taking the
bayou in front and swarming over into thu
entertainments. The movement was utterly
irrsistible to rebeldom. Seventeen cannons
were taken 10 the inside earihworks. and from
1900 to 1000 prisoners No description can
do justice to the intrepidity Of the regiments
composing the brigade. The rebel fire Of ar
tillsry and musketry was appalling but they
rushed on to victory. regardless Of death, and
literally swept everything before them. Cen
Marigrsn's Missouri brigade, over 1900
strong, was cut off by the 18th Wisconsin
regiment, and surrendered. Gen. Vaughn'l
brigade was also principally captured. The
loss Of the 18th WISCONSIN was slight The
2lst and esd Iowa, which led in the charge
sustained the principal loss. The 18th Wis
consin captured stand Of colors.
Chicago. May 25th.-Ths Tymes' special
telegram from Memphis the 23d. EVA Cairo
May gath says: Al soon a. it was known
that jackson was taken. movement wat
made on Haines' and Chickasaw Bluffs, the
Fsderals being under the command Of Gen
Sherman. The rebels wers thoroughly On
trsnched, and determined to dispute the occu
patton Of the Bluff to the last. Gen. Sher
man made bis attack in most brilliant man
ner, and after severe fight with heavy loss
he occupied the field. capturing 5000 prison
ere, 100 heavy guns. 1000 animals. al thu
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500 prisoners and II gums neld pieces.
jackson. Miss, had been destroyed. The
Federal army that captured that city 10 now
acting a. reinforcements for Grant At vicks-
burg. ,-as ssss
Cairo. May 27.--Our latest oates from
She,man's Landing are to Saturday morning.
Esd. In Friday's attack on thu Notifications.
a eanguinary battle ensned in which To Fed
eral loss was severe. The rebels fought with
coolness and desperation, receiving our fro
until our force came within murderous range.
The rebels were driven back, however. BY
main force into the line Of sntrsnchments.
That was the situation ON Friday evening.
and the contest had not been renewed when
the boat left on Saturday morning. The NOR
tar boats were throwing occasional shells. We
have captured the batteries both above and
below the town.
Chicago, May 2s.-Corespondencs from
Grants army. dated May goth. Gays our
wounded in the battle Of Champion Hill. on
the 10th, number 100. The snsmy's loss
was said to be not over half that number.
We had 10000 troops engaged according to
rebel statements the enemy had about 10000.
We took about 5000 prisoners, and 1t thu
bridge about 5000 more. Gen. Sherman
crossed the Big Black river on pontoon
bridges on Saturday. Mcpherson and Nc.
Clernand built bridg~s on Sunday night and
crossed their commands by Monday noon.
By o'clock that afternoon. the advance
Of Gen. Sherman's corps. and Steele, reached
the snemy's works back Of the city, and took
! position on the right Of the bluff above IT, and
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1863-06-06

reOtIS were utIcuteu Win loss OI oVU.
On the 14th we defeated johnson, and
captured jackson with loss to the enemy Of
400 men, besides an immense amount of army
stores. and II pieces of artillery.
On the 10th We fought bloody battle at
Bankers creek. in which the force at Vicks-
burg under Pemberton was defeated, with the
loss Of 81 pieces Of artillery and 1000 men.
On the 18th wa defeated the same force at
Zig Black river bridge. with loss Of 5000
men and IL pieces Of artillery,
On the 18th we closely invested Vicksburg,
and to-day Gen. Steele carried the riAs.pits
on the north Of the city. The right Of the
army rests on the Mississippi above vicks-
burg. Signed JOHN A. RAwLiNs.
learn further that there are from 10000
to 10000 men At Vicksburg; that Pemberton
lost nearly all his field artillery; and that the
cannonads at Vicksburg closed at about three
o'clock on the afternoon Of the Goth. and
Gen. Grant has probably captured nearly all.
Signed, s A. HuRLBuRT, Maj. Gen.
Fortress Monroe, May Y3.-The Richmond
dispatches Of 23d contain the following:
Mobile. May 21-In the fight of Saturday,
10th. At Bankers creek. the rebels lost thirty
pieces Of artillery. which were spiked and
vancsd to take Big Black river. but were re-
pulsed they then crossed higher up and took
US in the rear, when the bridge was burned
and the works abandoned. Our loss is heavy.
Vicksburg is closely besieged. and the enemy
are closing in on 10 on all sides.
New York, May 2e.-The HeralTs Wash.
ington special says, advices from Grant have
been received by the President tonight. with
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isfied with him, Union democrats are to be
humbugged, while if he puts the Judge
forward to Islander the action Of the Govern.
ment and say things which he is afraid or un-
willing to speak, he intends to deceive some.
body else. The truth is, the poor man has to
carry water on both shoulders: if lie talks
Union as he has done, the peace democrats
don't want him. while, If he satisfies them.
Union men will be afraid Of him. In this
awkward prediciment, unworthy Of free
and intelligent patriot Of any party. it seems
to US he cannot, he ought not to expect the
support Of men whose loyalty is unconditional.
especially when they can be sure that their
influence will be counted, without doubt or
mistake, on the side of the Government, by
giving cordial support to Mr.. Raynor, the
candidate of the Union Convention. If Cole
is really in favor of crushing the rebellion.
how frivolous and foolish in him is \ to spend
bis time and waste his breath in bawlng about
democracy, in finding fault with measures
like the habeas corpus and enrolment acts,
and in seeking for the sake of defeating The
Union candidate, to foment opposition to the
Government and not merely to the Admins.
tration. If he does this, he may secure the
support Of secessioniste, but in 90 doing he
will lose the reputation Of patriot. aud com.
pei those who might. under other circumstances
have con6ded in his professions, to believe
that he would steal the livery Of Heaven to
to serve the Devil in." and stoop to the crafty
acts Of demagogue to secure personal tri-
umph which must deceive one or the other Of
the factions whose support be- eovets. W.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
BUelkZss DIRECTORY.

b. P. MDONALD, Physician and Surgeon
located opposite John Mansaelds Clothing Store, Main
street lshabula, n. 0fd
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
Boots and Shoes.

THE very latest STYLES aud best quality
= fill assortment of Ladies Heesd Congress Caters,
BAlmoTa Style. Children shoes OF all siyes hens Boys
and Youha Calf Oxford Ties Youths scot Ties style
and niee article, always Be found Al hokhscN'6
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03

M. q; DICK. Bookseller. Stationer and News
peAes Aso Dealer ip sheet nuse, Toys. and eslsral
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
ASHfABULA,' co. SATURDAY MORNING. JANUARY 8, 1868.


To "The RntctIonate ana G. ristian hd-
dress of many thousands of women OF
Great Britain and Ireland 20 their SIS
America.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
Crockery,

A FULL assortment ofhoth Common and
"a White, Stone China Of the popular Huron Pattern
which will be sold low for CMh, at MORRISON'S.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03
Butter and Produce Wanted.

IN Tons Of Good Burrer, 900 Dozen
" Of Eggs for which the highest market price will he
paid Most knds Of other Produce taken In exchange oI
Goods al Cash prices
Seeing is believing Call and see for yourselves
May l2.S 10 H. l.. MORRISON.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1863-01-03

II. F. 4 j. @. CULVER. have rtpoved to the
Fisk House Stable, where they offer To thedaens Of Ash
tAbua the use OF the best equipped Livery Eahe Ash
tabula County At prioee that range but just Aoys the
lag standard. Gail ana see. Nov. !, lsbOA 661
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-27
THE EVENING STAR

POLICE RIYo1Ts-NSst., prsssss&-r. =.
Hnghes, violating county ordinance, go. n.
d, Chase, breach Of rHusf; dismisseda az
s:ss:d = S.RmGns a sosIs
II: Si. .eass MATILDA Rent DO; do. Julia
3eamneon drunk; ~. Mary Anger, larceny;
H.ii Tor hearing. VIM. McNabb, selling whis-
~ 70 soldiers $40 and costs. Amelia Mons;
: 11srs Preeines-Danisl Fsrlone, disordsrly;
o6.A4. Mary Herbert, do; workhouse. Elisa
Seih Cisseli, do; s2.A. John Hennyscn and
John Hogan, drunk dismissed. Susan lamp
ssi, di.eresrly; saA. Frank free'e' fa'f
Toxrh Preeinet-David Montgomery, carry
anr a weapon; workhouse.s Leopold Hays,
swim dim z; dismissed Louisa A. Brown, dis
orderly: 81 s.. A. A. Wilson assault and bat
soIrt. VIM. Watchett,r assault and battery;
Hail for court. Elizabeth Muhlegg, Maria
Dickson, Edw ard Dickson, Theodore Dickson,
threats; bail for peace. James Riley, drunk;
9tsq issed: James Kelley, drunk "a and disorder
Z. fsstA Preeinet--Mr. Mewert.e disorderly; IS.
los Vsrrvle, do; dismissed. Chas. Walker,
Stealing horse; Jail. VIM. Carron, riding on
pavement; dismissed. Terence Fitzpatrick,
heats; offered. Timothy MaIan, drunk and
dlsorderly; dismissed. Maria Beck. do; 81. J.
Adame. do; dismissed. Daniel Wall, drunk;
81. John CLARK, selling liquor unlicensed; $40.
Edmund Callaghan. assault and battery;
stsned q, Richard Guttridee. disorderly
smith, drunk; do John Clarke, selling liquor
IN soldiers; for trial. James Nichold, drum;
dismissed. Ellen White, threats; bail for peace.
John Csrberry, selling liquor to soldiers; for
Downsy. John Dewdney, drunk and disorder
~; SO each. ]. Kinsey, do; military. Alice
Cole do; deferred. Perry Lewis, do, 81 r.
Lewis. DO 80 Randolph Sumusrich, do; 81
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pRoPosALs FOB HAY. STRAW AzDsGRAIS
1oRAoB DBPAD1MlNf,
Assistant Qtsd1terSHas sey'a Q&x,
AlAYAndEdA Va Mox lGAS NJ


AlexADdfia, W.. Nov. 18th, l86a
W2ffEN PRoPo6ALs are invited for furnish,ne
Hay, STRAW, Oats and Corn, for the of the Gov
ernmcut. 70 be delivered ct Alexandria, Va or snv
point on tho Potomac or its tributaries and In anr6
quantities within the amount PRO posed for ma ~
sucn times, - the undersiened may direot
The proposals. to BE- addressed to the nj srsirn.s
ana 70 state the quantity and price OF each aftics
Proposals. win be received for i've thou..naf =. M,
oosnen OF Corn or OATS snd fifty (5O) tons OF M
ot etrA@ ana upwards, unless 1t shall be for ths ~
selcss cs tAe Government to contract Tor = lsss
Corn to be put up in good sacks Of .bout tvo 70,
bushels and oats In sacks Of about three 81
SSo1, WAich Are 70 be furniskod free of charca -
tAe Geyernmsnt. The hay and straw to be sasnrs
All articles furnished under this .dv.rt,..r,.,.
70 ns cno5set 70 rigid inspection By the Govern.
=, Purchases Win be made from time to tim. md.
Sn1s dvertsemsnt from the lowest resnonsihI.
Daoer. as The tntsrests Of the public ssrvios nav
The und srsisn ned reserves the riaht 70 re..,4 an,
ho Al oaers which may be deemed incom .SfiHis
WIZ the interests Of the Government.
Payments VIII be made In such funds n m.v ~
pfoyiafd from the D. 8. Treasury and ss "a ~
P.aSsieaoie, upon delivery; hut the undereiS ned
psrt o. the pSymsnes until the CEN plete ful6imAnt
= Seed .ssu.ity viii se required for the fdtsfn,
,o,1msnt q any ssrssnres msde under this sd
no lsfm Cs,t. and Xs:t o uaptspmnsn.Dts..
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TRlx1 QUARfIRMA TIERS OFFICE.

slALyp Proposals. will be received at the office
a Captain @ II fomptins, A. Q. N q. 8. A., at
M ss,n3F u -2t and G streets, In this city until
1ONOAY, December 2lst. 1863 ct u O'Clock Tor
me sale OF all the manure now on hand, or that
may be pl odueed 1T stables oorrals Of this De-
Pct within the next twelve NJ oDths succeeding the
dttS OF the letting OF the contract.
The manure will be awarded to the highest bid
Ger or BIDDERS who will be quired to take IL away
~ BIZ or their own expense. The quantity now on
1and 70 be taken away within six months from the
date OF esntrs ct. and that which may accumulste
WIZ in slx months from, the date At which 1t may
Bids must be nnadest 80 much per cubi, yard
Bids viii be rec. ived for the Quantity on hand
and tie product 1T each stable or corral
separately, or for the whole together.
Ia bid ID made in the name Of Q arm, tho names
OF all the Derts must appear or It will be oonsd-
sr. tie individual proposal Of the party signing It.
The fol name and post Office address of the bid
Ger must eDpeSF in the propoaal.
ProPosais must be addressed to Captain O. n.
Tompktng, A. NJ. y. g. A.. WashinSton, D. O 4.
ano should be plainly marked Proposals fof
Payment wiz b required to be made, in Co..
eminent funds, ct the end Of each month, for the
manure removed daring the month.
An oath Of allegiance will be required from sseh
GOOD and sufficient bonds. In tie sum Of ssl 900,
one thousand dollars viii Be required Of eaeh 90
oeesnl bidder for the faithful performance Of lis
contract.
TIE Quartermsster reserves the right to rs1sct
all BIDS that may bs deemed 70 the interast Of Gov
Big. Cen. and ohis ousrtsrm.ster:
NO 19-td Eepot WaAhington
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TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.

TRAVELLERS DIRECTORY.
.1ALTImOkE ASD OHIO RAILROAD.
~ - 81 t.
!. On and after Monday. Eoyember 3. 1865, d.ily
trains viii he run between Warrington and New
York, and Washington and the Wtst, a. follows:
FOR PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOs TON
Leave Hashington at and II 50 A, n and and
$50 ?. II. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, A. 9 80
- FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Washington at 6 Sc, and II. - 4. d. And
slo,5 and Q. 81 P. d. daily. except Sunday. on6an-
day, ats 4. n. and 8. n and 8. 30 p. H..
FOR ALL PARTS or The WHIST.
leave Washington at IS and A. n. ANA q. 30 2.
n. daily, except Sunday. On Sunday, at s. 30 p. u.
CONMUrArION TRAIN
Lave Washington daily, except Sunday, At 30
The nrst and fourth trains from Washington,
and fourth and fifth trains from Baltimore, stop AZ
FOR WASHINGTON AND The SOUTH.
Leave Baltimore at q, 50 and 70 70 A. ID and
A, II. and s. Is P. NJ
COMPUTATION TRAIN.
Leave Baltimore daily, except Sunday, At 7.S
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Baltimore at 50 A.. II. and 5. Is P. n.
For forther information, tickets OF every kind,
&c. apply to George g. Koonts, agent At Wash
ingten etation, or At the Ticket Onies.
" P. SMITH. Master Of frausp'tn.
NO 7itf l.. n. COLE. 6snefAl Ticket AGENT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-11-27

OFFICE OF YoRAGB AEp RIVER TR AHsPeRfAYIoH,}
18th street wharf, Washin { tor, Oct: 70, BeS.
Written Proposals are invited for fnrnishinS Hay,
Straw, 0sts and Corn for the use OF this DEPOT 10
e e the ai II OF
The Proyose1s % Be addressed % the lndsrasne4.
and they should state the quantity OF eAoh Article
offered also TIE price ana date Of delivery.
RroYo.a1 VIII b 6eesived tor ays ao..asG q ZOO
Straw, anA upwards, unless It should b Tor the In
tersst Of the Government 10 contract tor Iess
amount.
All efsin 70 Be put up in sooA sacks, Of aSost
two az bushss sasA, which sRs 70 b furnisAsA ct
the cost Of the contractor.
The Hay ana STRAW 70 b securely bald.
Al Grain and Hay and Straw offered 70 b sab
3sst TO . rigid inspsstion b. tie Government In
spe0tof.
the lowest fsspondbls bidders. - the interests Of
aooA sssnfity viii b. ~ CURED for the fsi&Afal
Su1aIlment OF any contract made under this advs1.
tsensnt.
Payment - b made At the completion Of tAs
contract. 3. i. BROWN,
CAPTAIN md Assistant Quaxtsrmaster, d. &. A.
oc26.H
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TIE Northern Central Rsiirosa Company. nortlsas
q SS. .ss
sxoxNa AID sA1ooH 6ARs on ALL rRAns
From Washington.
xaassnsets IN take the SO .; n. and - ,. a.
ma trains On the NoTtsern usns.si S.i
s:: i: IS
By this routs 1rsishts Of al descriptions can -
fcr10sfded 70 md FROM any point on The nsiIoa:s
Iowa, or Missouri, ~ Railroad diysd:
The Pennsylvanis Central Railroad Also connects
s: ieIsssd:a = =, POI On .As oSiS NUDITY r..
l Iennessse, ou@bsrlana Illinois, Mssi.:
Red Rivers; and at Cleveland, Sandusky, end OH.
oa6o With steamers to all Northwestern Lakes.
Merchants and shippers entrustin6 the trAnspof-
tatien Of their Freight to this Com psny esn rely
VII r. ts. .as
In the West, By the Pennsylvana Central Railroad.
- q au :sssas Is 1sssssbh - ssd sAGrssd b. sAy
Railroad CoNpdaSes.
80 Be particular 70 mark packages "Via Psnna.
WI. BRL ~. Agr Northern Central B. H.,
= No so North street, Baltimore,
lN0UH LlWI9, 6en1 Superintendent, Altoona, "a.
L. L. HOUPT, Gent Ticket Agent, PhfladeIlhiA.
II. p; HOUSTON. General Freight Agent, Phns-
delphiA. ian 3HJ