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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1864-09-03

~ Flour sells in Portland at &c so for
country brands; es 90 for Standard Mills.
Beef sells in MarysvilIe. CAL. At S and cents
q pound mutton and pork 10 cents.
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~ We are indebted TO Siraiman 4 CO.,
News Agents, Of San Francisco. for late
eastern papcrs
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~ The Collector has received the iustruc-
tons requested from tho Treasury Depart.
ment in regard to the admission Of foreign
vessels to our waters, with certain privileges.
The position assumed by the Collector is sus-
tanned. Foreign vessels will not hereafter be
allowed to clear for more than one port on the
Sound.
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Nev York. Aug. 2S.-Washington special
says: Warrrn's corps achieved grand sue
cess. On Sunday. the rebels attacked our
position under orders from Lee. that we must
be driven from Weldon railroad At whatever
sacrifice. The rebels wers allowed to pass
through gap in our lines. and suffered severe
", while their purpose was entirely debated.
Gen. A. p. Hill il vrported MORALLY wound
ed. Heath and Le~. soa Of r. e. Lee. Col.
Of the 10th Mississippi. are prisoners and
wounded. Our loss 10 $50. We took Eve
stands Of color-shree Of which were entisrly
new. In the eight Of Friday. our los in
prisoners is believed to be larger than here
iolore reported. The 9th Pennsylvania Lost
more than half their numb-s. - Mas the case
in fact, With al the reginenfs Of the brigade.
The lAth New York lost every olheer o. the
6~ld. and can mu~t~r bot frv mcn fs d.
". Had they h~ld their position or changed
their front. thy could sesrly IN have sav~d
thens~ivrs cd eivea the eoemy . socnd
shrashiss. Being sssd that Thy vese Aasksd
tAey started for The rssr ard S~ll into ths
ar1e II IL rrbrls.
Cod. whsxlork's svs hsigsdes. Sd divirsa.
changed irsas sswssds Tie rrsr. SssDisg .
linz With skisDish~ss thrown eat ord savssesd
10 where the ssroy v~e. cd sescAsd on
seeood line vishest loesinG . Daa- 1h's
bsiss1~ bsoaghs Nth thso 60 psisssess asd
q ssaod Of ealrs. bssi1es taking 1sny of
en- nm xho vss~ bsi.g tskes svsy.
wssaagssa. Asg. 13.-O2eia! .e~s n.o
Atlanta . hoPrfsl- Asshsss'e 'ss's.as'ns
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hia .IittI. band OF veferaps Several
weeks since he calIej for 1000 men
stating it would be inno.eIhIe 10 hold
the city With u less plumber.
I. Is reported that the enemy h1F" t"'t
Plymouth and are nov mOvIng Oh "AHh
ingt0H: also On this place
The rebel ram. Atkinson. on the Mouse.
has. it II .ascertaiped, moved on ~ w.
bern. and expected to make an attack in
a day or two Gunhoat rsjH'orcemrnts
are immediately required here and Al
Washington.
To" ,mrsni"s h''HnQiNg t." u S"T'h
Carolina Uuon vo'uot""r-sWs"A ar" "R III"
cap a,~d ~ P with D,st ~ VIII IN ar
TAX n cot and sh II by ire ~ nv "'t~r ~
force. surreni rr1 All n"sroes found III
unrfnrm warr .Is9 Shot. The rebel I'm
e. II I'm ,rh winch came 'wn the r 'an'k'
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q
afford ~ spare his services in her deohn
ing gears. she says IL the country needs
him she shall chesTfuIly maks the SIC
rice. Mr. Desert 10 native OF Virgin
10, lived sor7s tinls in Kentucky. has
made fair Iowa her adopted home. and
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PEI Year. ..s......... s-,....,.A ..ss..% ~
gsT 9&&FfsT..s.,..s'' .'.'''s--'.'''"'"."''''' w
WEEKLY,
stER' ceFiAs tpeT sanuSa ~ VT
1--WE Cspiss.'..''':''. "''' ''''.'''''''''''' o, "a
Ten Copies 70; 81. .....,s............s I" ~
gzHsssa4.au.an1au~
LATER BY TELBGRAPH.
ErrrLx Rock, AJAX. April s. Tie ex-
petition under Col Clayton, consisting
Of 1000 infantry, regiments Of cavalry,
and six pieces Of artillery reach
ed Pine Bluff after the raid, to Saline
River, where they encountered force Of
rebels 800, strong. The FIRST encounter
took place near DranchvIlle, where tire
rebels wsre defeated; after : hour fight.
they retreated. our forces following them
up and reaching Mount EIba on Saline
next day, We occupied Ia" oln"" W tn
out resi>tence, Our forces here Iii
. vided, one detachment crossing tie li''r.
the other remembering this side. Tie
enemy were found some di-tnn e." um
Mount Elbar having been reinforced and
advancing on our forces. Nasty lrcp~
a-ations for their reception were mad"
by extemporizing fortiGrati0n, of I"1>
rails and cotton bales The enemy
charged three times and were each I'm"
repulsed They finally retired after ELK
hours vain effort to di>lodI" them. Oar
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miles out small party of the enemy was
seen, who: aed precipitatsly at our al
rroach.
Other scouting parties wNre sent out
who toncied their pickets but discover
ed no indications Of the enemy.
Our troops are in excellent spirits and
anxious for another advance.
Should the Red river fail to be naviga
bic, and an advance be rendered imprac
ticaLle, the certainty of holding and &C
cdrvine Alexandria and Nnchitochrs re
mains. and 20 far the forward movement
is a success.
Latest advice. from Gen Steele were
that he wos.within either CO miles or "nf
days march of Shreveport, with l5,oN
men.
AAm'rnl Porter. With monitors and a
Arg chip went up the river from Grand
T.;orc,a we, k sincr lie l. presumed r.
operate arajn-t the rebel seat Of govern
mont in louisiana.
Ga,xD Ftonr. A"rn 15-Ahout q
miles below hrro on the lcf h"nk o. Rid
River tie r,h"ls open Il ON Me tr'n~
~ u II n 4 p,l-a, pay and
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WASHINGTON, April -, Burn.id" has
Il circular dated Headquarters 9Th array
eorrs. Ann"po}i<. saying that this army
being on the.eve Of q movement no APP
plications for fIrIouEhs will be granted.
Iii. reported that burnside has sPpii.
I'd for more time to get raor" men. An
other report states that these troons move
- day.
Hous~ in committee Of the whole
adopted the amendment taxihG all sales
oC 9ol,l and, liver Bolton, Sterling un-
current money, etocks, bombs, &c. one
fifth Of one per cent on the amount Of
such sales and contracts for such sales.
Nrw YoRK, April 25--A special to the
Post savs:
The heavy rains last night retar1 m IL
tarv opC rations to day.
The navy department is trying to re
gain the ground lost at Plymouth. The
rebel ram there will be attended to.
NV Yoax, April cj-DAnk state
men,~ chow a d"cr,a-e in loans s.. 40
~. increase in specie j, l2o, 900, decrease
N deposit. G.a74.o oo.
NV YORK. 9j.-rhe Register of the
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good old stock that has e"rn~ down to us
from a former general . Would that
her rxau,tla Of selfsacr'uce might De I'M
irsted by some OF the coprerheadS OF
F4yette oounty.-Weh IOtSa Record.
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MALTA.
A hoy baby was recently born at IT.
John. y. b., with the power Of speech.
lie made few oracular remarks and
died -Nuscattns Journal.
lie said John Brown 5 soul was march
ing on.-Ecokuk Constitution.
Not 50, lie said Copperheads were
no, traitors The lie stuck IN his throat
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der from the Adjutant Generals offices.
declares that every member Of the MS
tiorai guard must report in person or BY
Substitute when called into active service
or be treated "a a deserter.
/, is reported THAI Gov Morton is to
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mari- ia" ipr .l"H"~ T.
T,rpfruf- .0uT 'r.IHtnTr.i
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Al d killed him.
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The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-09-07
UREA AsURY DEPARTMENT,
AUGUST 2i, 1904
NOTICE TO HOLDERS OF THREE YEARS SEVEN.
THIRTY NOTES DATED OCTOBER /, ISel.

Holders Of sevsn-Thity Eoes, dated October l. 1861
datey In any amount, to be exchanged for Six Per Cent
Bonds falling due after June 20, 1881
The interest on the sevsn.Thlty Notes win be settled
UP to date Of maturity, october l. and the Six Per Cent
Bonds viii bear fun coupons from JplyI.
The adjustment of interest win be made by dtduotng
Thirty Notes up to October l. the interest accrued the
Six PSr Cont Bonds from July to October Il The balance
VIII be transmitted by the rroasurers cola dra lmmo-
| dstey upon settlement.
The following regulations in relation 10 endorsements
| must be carefully obsorved;-
Where notes transmitted for settlement were issued
payable order, and are held and transmitted by the
original owners they be endorsed by them PaY to
the Secretary Of the Treasury Tor redemption and bonds
| viii issue in their name.
Where notes payable to order held by other par es
than the original owners, the have the endorse
ment Of tie original owners, and also DC endorsed by the
present owners PAY to the Secretary the Treasury or
| redemption"
For notes issued I'm blank endorsed "Pay tho secre.
tay Of the Treasury for redemption bonds win be issued
to the parties transmitting them, and in such manner a,
they may direct.
When endorsed smittod by an attorney
administrator, executor, other agent, they must be
accompanied by duly ceraed copy certificate Of h'
authority under which he acts and In all caseT by 4 Letter
stating the kind egistored or coupon and the denons
tiOn Of the Six Per Cent Bonds wanted In exchange.
Whom Registered Bonds ordo d. parties should stat,
Al which Of the following places they wish nteres
| paid VIZ; New York. Philadelphia Boston, Baltimore
New Orleans, Chicago, ST. Louis, or Cincinnati.
W. p. FEssENDEN,
tuooaw Secretary of the Treasury.
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Grrlia1 TtIegmph
WEDNESDAY, SEPTEMBER 7, 1864.


LINES To A LADY,
lyrou returning her Silver Pencil said % have been du
from nse breasworks Of Atlanta, Ga'
by RICHARD coz.
A relic from the Southern cline,
Dug from Atlantas earthi
"A pencil, battered and foriorn,
A thing Of little worth
To thee hath more significance
Than many baubie rare
That serves to deck the gay costume,
Or gem the braided hair!
Perchanco the band that held it once
And wrote "Doar mother, miuel"
Now strikes harp that round the throne
Makes melody divine
Nayhap (ah woful hap, indeed y
Tho spirit hath gone where
There comes no ray OF light and love
To chase away despair.
But let MS not pursue a theme
So full of awful dread,
But lift our hearts In thankfttlnesg
To the good Christ instead
VINO trom his Fathers throne came down
And took us by the hand,
TO lead us gently on in love
Towards the better land
o Lady as we older grow.
In faith and love sincere
And meet the trials that await
Our daily pathway here,
Let this one thought---a Saviour's love-
So fiji our hearts the while,
That under sorrows darkest cloud,
Our souls may wear a smile
And leaning on His ''rod and staff"
The "shadow-valley" through,
Q may your faith pierce far beyond,
The "pearly-gates" to view
Till all triumphant through His grace,
Who bought us with His blood;
May we, with angel voices sing,
Sweet praises to our God
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TINTED STATES INTERNAL REVENUE

First Collection District Pennsylvania comprising the
Second Third, Fourth, Tnh, Sixth, and Eleventh WARDS
Of The City or Philadelphia,
NOTICE.
Tho Annual Assessment for 1894 for the aboycna
District, Of persons liable to Carriages Pleasure
Yachts, Billiard Tables, and Gold and Silver Plate aud
also Ofpersons required take Licenses having
completed,
NOTICE is HEREBY GIVEN,
That the Taxes aforesaid will he received daily By the
Undersigned between the hours Of a. NJ and T. M,
Sundays eNceptodD at the Ohcc, No. 800 CHEsNUT
Street, second hoOr and aner THURSDAY, September
Z, and until and including SATuRDAY, September n,
Snsulng.
PENALTIES.
All persons who fato pay their Annual Taxes upon
rages pleasure yachts, billiard tables gold aud syorplse,
or before the 2ith day Of September 1867, VIII incur
penalty Of ten centm additional Of the amount thereof
and be liable 70 costs provided for I'm ihe 18Th Section
OF the Excise Laws Of July l, 1862.
All persons who in like manner shall fail 70 take out
their licenses, regulated by law, before the 24th
day OF September, 1864, win incur penalty Of ten per
centum additional Of the amount thereof and bo subject
to prosecution for three times the said tax in
law aforesaid.
An payments are required to be made In Treasury Notes.
under authority Of the United States notes Banks
organized under the act 10 provide National Currency
known as National Banks.
no FURTHER NOTICE WILL BE GIVEN.
JESPER HARDING,
Collector
sel-2lt No. 3Oi CIIEsSCT Street.
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Important Decision.

David Aiken, Jr., Esq, Treasurer Of Allegheny
county, recently addressed a letter to the Inter-
nal Revenue Department at Washington, and
received the following satisfactory reply, from
which IL will be seen that receipts given by tax
collectors or treasurers are not subject to stamp
duty -
TREASURY DEPARTMENT, OFFICE OF INTERNAL
REVENUE, Washington, August 81, 186i.-Sir: -
l reply to your letter Of the 18th inst, that the
act of June 30, 1864, does not impose a stamp
duty where payment of the same would become
q direct charge upon the Treasury of the United
States, any State, county, city or town; there.
fore receipts of tax collectors or treasurers are
not subject TO stamp duty.
Very respectfully,
L. A ROLLINS, Deputy Commissioner.
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SUBSCRIPTIONS WILL De REcEWED by tue Treasurer Of
the United States at Washington, the several Assistant
TreRsurers and designated Deposbsrles, and by tho
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
SECOND NATIONAL BANK OF PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
THIRD NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, Pa,
FOURTH NATIONAL BANK or PHILADELPHIA, Pa.
BY All National Banks which are d0pOsRahes Of Pubac
money; ana lau29-Rl
ALL RESPECTABLE BANKS AND BANKERS
Throughout the country win give further information and
AFFORD EVERY FACILITY 70 sVsscRBERs
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Acknowledgement GiIIeIn, the Man that
Killed John Morgan.
a NashYille letter saYs J.

-f----'AA+S ASAhNA S"J -
"GeneIal A. c. Gilem, Adjutant-G General of the
1sa.e OF Tennessee left for East Tennessee some
inc esseHs as1Hs ago, on military expedition, consist
Morsa,,e ,sennessee troops. He has already met
that sect;nne men, who are gathering the crops in
whipping them badly a bo, s anu ,S &
M1cb 1u capturing some hundred and fifty Rebels.
that Wheeler s n g bs lSs him here / is believed
Ehelmed by numbers he VIII ,,sI JiLeil Il ~ over
soundly Asa evidence of the stsrSn, ,,et TnoeiSr
ssss 1I ssss HeS ennessss VIII state that knosyis l
eight hours to defend the place agalnst orly-
who, By the way, did not make his appearance u,
fhat region" "NSs 'n
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IT'S EXEMPTION FROM STATE OR MU,
NICIPAL TAXATION.

NICIPAL TAXATION.
But aside from ell the advantages we have enumerated
Especial Act OF Congress eremps al bonds and Treasury
notes from local taratioH. on the average, this oKemp
on Is worth about two per cent per annum according to
the rate in various parts OF the country.
1t Is believed that no securities offer great Induce
ments lenders those issued by the Government
all other forms Of indebtedness the faith or ability of
ties, only pledged for payment while the whole pro-
pery of the country hold secure the discharge of all
the obligations Of the United states
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CONVERTIBLE INTO A SIX PER GENT.
5-2o GOLD BOND.

addon to the very liberal interest on the notes for
three years. this privilege Of conversion is worth
about three per cent Per annum for the current rate for
$40 Bonds is not less than atns per cent prempn and
before the the premium six per cent. United States
Stocks twenty per cent. 1t WIN be that the
actual profit this loan, the present market rate
rot less than ten per cent per annum.
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Bubrcipton "a each sshare 10 original tutsorIbert br
OOV shares payable 81 cash down upon subscribing and
two other nstaments Of 81 EACH payable the 25th July
and 25th August, 1854, respectively,
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a. TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS

.SsA TO SHIP CAPTAINS AND OWNERS.
ss.A14-The undersigned having leased the KESSIHG-
IGN dChEW DOCK, begg TO inibrm his friends and The
patrons Of the Dook, that he l. prepared win Increased
iaenes 70 accommodate those having vessels 10 be raised
or repaired, and being practical ship carpenter ana
eauker, win give personal attention 10 All vessels an
trusted 10 him for repairs.
Captains or Agents, Ship Carpenters and Rachinsts
having Y0slea 70 repair, are solicited 10 call.
Having the aeency for the sale Of 1Wettsrsdts Patsnt
Metallic COmpostOn Copper Paint, for tie presers
ton OF vessels bottoms for this clty,1 am prspared IA
nlrnlsh the same On favorable terms
JOHN II. HAkIAnTT,
.H..H-.. a. .-. K0nslngtOn Screw Dock,
Bhu-u ptlaWAfe hplnus. hboYe Laurel street.
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Cholera Is very prevalent In the large stations
a of che central provinces, at HOshungabad Indore
Snd Bhopalj and on the Seonse, .Nagpore, ana
NtVlbbulp0re roads. ~
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NO DECEPTIoN.-No INFERIOR COAL
~ purchased OFFER below the cost price OF superior
Atsle SAMUEL W. HESS, BROAD Street, above heooi
est side, hona the genuine EAGLE VEIN, best and
mined Egs ana Stove sizes, Slii Large Nut $40
vSSs q sAoad make ihs purchases at once
'"sA" Aa0thss AasAnee isIt-Sm
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CARPETS, MATTIEGs, OIL CLOTHS AND
~ window Shades, from Now York Auction sales,
lshghuy wet.)-hagnlnCent Brussels, y wide, Sl'25,
?lT1s slb0 and sl75i Imitation Brussels (pAntedJ
tonAte prices Imperial Carpets slSI 70 slT5 per yard
Ingrsin, nom 90 cents 10 Sll2H; Venetian Rag, and
Hemp, from 3Tk to IS cents p0r yard; Mattings the
largest assortment ever offered In Philadelphia from 37
y 20 cents yard AZ the New Yerk Auction Sales De-
pot, Cormery steilloW'sD No. h7 S. SECOND Street,
hrst door above Walnut opposite Corn Exchange.
jy7-Sm
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COFFEE AND RASPBERRY.-ALRX.
~ MILLER a co, Propretors Of tho Old Government
PREPARED JAVA COFFEE,
have Removed their place OF business from No 2ls n
Second street To- NO 2i3 ARCH Street. where they are
prepared 10 M all orders the shortest notice which the
public may favor them with Their Coffee is usual tho
best In the market, Thoy also have the best
RASPBERRY SYRUP
that Is manufactured IA the oityA at lowest prices
sidering the high prices Of material
Please gyo them call before purchasing elsewhere.
DO not forget the Number,
aulB-lm No. 2i3 ARCH Street.
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DRUGGISTS, PHYSICIANS,

DIR U q GISTS, L Ii ESlClA Ms,
GENERAL sTOREKEEPERS.
Can and Of our hllshmcnt foil assortment Imported
and Domestic Drugs Popular Patent Medicines, Paints,
Coal on, Window Glass, Prescription yals, &C. at as low
prices as genuine nrst-class goods can be sold.
FINE ESSENTIAL OILS
For ConieCones in full variety, and of the best quality
Coehmeal, Bengal Indigo, Maddcr, Pot Ash, Cudbear,
soca Ash, Alum, on OF YrOl, Annatto Coppora Extract
Of Logwood &C, FOR DYERs' use, always on hand, at
lowest net cash prices.
PURE SPICES FOR FAMILY USE,
Ground expressly for sales and to which we invite
the attention Of those in want Of reliable articles.
Also, LSDIG0, STARCH MUSTARD, &C., Of extra
qUaIuy
orders by mall city post, will meet with prompt at
enion special quotations viii be furnished when re-
quettcd.
WRIGHT G. SIDDALL,
Wholesale Drug Warehouse
Jsll-ly No. 1l9 MARKET Street. above Front.
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INCREASED DESPATCH.


The Camden and hmboy Railroad ard TransportstioR
Compsnys Freight Limos tor New York will leave Walnut
street harf and after January g. daily Sundays OK
CVpteC) at O'Clock T, NJ .'II Z
4P.M.
Frelbt must be delivered before 3E p NJ. 10 be hr-
warded the same day.
Frelsht for Trenton, Princeton, kingston New Bruns-
wick and all points the Camden and AmbOy Railroad
also on the Beyidere Delaware, and Femnyon, the
Jutey tho Freehold aud Jamesburg and the Burlington
ana Mount Holly Railroads, received and for arded
up 10 2 O'Clock 2 II. -l'-
The Beyldere Delaware Railroad connects at Philips
burg with the Lehlgh Valley Railroad. The New jersey
Railroad connects az Elizabeth with the New Jersey
Essex Railroad.
slip memorapdum specifying the marks and num-
btTs shippers and sigpe IN every instance
sent with each Load ci goods no receipt viii be given.
Increased iucies having been made for the
ton of LIVE STOCB, droyors invited try this
When tto stock is fuTnishedin quantities Of TWO CAR
LOADS more II will be delivered the FOrtieth
street, near the Drove Yards, or at Pier No. North
RIVER. the shippers may designate at the time Of the
Shipment. WALTER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
No eos 3. Delaware avenue Philadelphia.
GEO. b. RAYMOND, Freight Agent,
ja5 tf Pier No, North Rver, New YoCk.
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and after FRIDAY, Apnli 1864 the trains will leave
SHIPPING.

..sfTEs. STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
SAA44s pool, touching at Queenstown, Cork Harbcr.
The Well-known steamers of the Liverpool, New York,
and Philadelphia Steamship Company are intended to
sail as follows .
EDINBURG, Saturday, September TO-
CITY OF WASHINGTON. Saturday, September II,
CITY OF MANCHESTER, Saturday, September "a.
And every succeeding Saturday At noon, from Pier No
A North River.
RATES OF PASSAGE PAYABLE IN CURRENCY B
First $4,000 Steerage ,....,.... S3OO0
First Cabin to London 10 90 steerage TO London 60O
First Cabin to Paris. $50 90 Steerage 70 Paris 80O0
First Cabin TO lambrglS00O Steercge 10 Hamburg 400
Passengers also forwarded to Havre, Bremen, Rot
terdam, Antwerp, &c, at equally lOwrates.
Fares from Liverpool or Queenstown FIRST Cabin
$780, Sl70, S2lO seerago from Liverpool and Queens
town. so. Those who wish to send for their friends
buy tickets here at these rates.
For further information apply at the Companys Offices
JOHN a. DALE, Agent,
No Ill WALNUT Street. PhiadelphlA
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DHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AMI
4 CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD COMPANIES

4 CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD COMPANIES.
NOTICE. . n
On and after MONDAY, January 4, 1854. the Trains foI
New York leaving Kensi, gton Depot, Philadelphia, at
3l2 A NJ (Sght) and 230 2 NJ, and tho trains leaving
New York at NJ. and go P. NJ, win hereafter be run
exclusively for n United states Mails and New York
and ashingOn Passengers and viii take in Let
out any pas EenFCrs between said cities. ...
The 10 A. NJ and u Midnight Lines from New York 70
Washington, and the ll50 A. N. and r. M Lines from
Washington to New York, whl continue as at present. an
to and from the Intermediate stations aud
Baltimore, Washington, and New York '
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEN PHILADELPHIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia, from KensngtOn Depot ~
Ills a, 90, and $40 7. NJ and 1880 midnight and
from Walnut Street wharf (via CamdeDl at 8 and A,
Nj, II NJ, ard 6P. H., for New York. s-|
AND leaves New York. from foot OF Courtlsndt street,
at A. NJ, 10 A NJ, Il N, and p 1l and at ~ mid
niRh and from foot Of Barclay stTeet at A: M and
T. M. VIM A. GATZAER,
ia5-u Agent