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HORSES HORsEsl

uORsESl HORsEsl HORSESl
QuARrKRMASTER GENERALS OFFICE,
FIRST DIVISION, WAsHINGToN. Nov. 10, 1864.
HORSES, suitable for Cavalry and Artillery ser
vice. will 6e purchss ssd at Giesboro Depot, in open
market, till DECEMBER ]. 1874.
Horses will be delivered to Captain l.. Lowry
Moore A NJ, and be subjected to the usual
Government inspection before being accepted.
Price ofCavalry Horses $l76 each.
Price of ARTILLERY Horses Sl80 each
Payment will be made for SIX l6l and more.
JAMES A. EK1N,
Colonel in charge First Division,
nol2-l6t Quarterm aster Generals ONCE.
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~Eggs are twelve dollars per dozen in
Richmond, and "baecy" four dollars DER
pound.
~ A Mystic, Ct, lady gave birth to tripletts
last week-one girl and two boys.
r. Daniel Websters old house, in Ports.
mouth, N. H., is now an oyster saloon.
~ Widows who pay taxes in Moravia are
entitled TO VOTE
~ A twenty pound wild cat was killed in
Connecticut last week.
SThe Denver City News reports trsmen.
dous snow storms on the plains.
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PHILADELPHIA STEAMERS.

TYLERs COMPOUND SYRUP OF GUM
ARABIC,
Well known as the
Most Pleasant, Safe, and Speedy Cure for
COUGHS, COLDS,
HOARSENEsS, GROUP, WH0OPING COUGH
AND ALL
AFFECTIONS OF THE THROAT AND LUNGS.
Its superior efficacy in srresting stubborn coughs
and the nrst stages Of consumption, has long been
appreciated by most families and physicians, and
its success in giving immediate relief from q re-
cent cough cold, unprecedented.
For sale at the Drug Stores.
Price Is and 81 cents bottle.
For convenience and portability the same COM
bination may be had in q mild lozenge form, well
STYLERs GUM ARABIC COUGH LoZENGEs.'
Ian Qu1s
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VpHE OLDEST HOTEL CONDUCTED ON TIL
EUROPEAN PLANI
Is enlarged to double its former capacity.
EUROPEAN HOTEL,

This hotel, the Oldest conducted on the nuropean
plan in this city has been enlarged and Ia
improved in every way necessary for the yey X
aeeommodation of the increasing guests e
proprietor hopes that By attention to business We
continue to receive patronage 1 heretofore.
Guests viii only be charged with what they receive.
oc Stf INRICH, Proprietor.
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TJ,REAsURY DEPARTMENT,
ORYIoE OF QOMPTROLLER OF TIE OQRRkAol


V,REAsURY DEPARTMENT.
OFFIoE OF OoMPTROLLER OF THE OuRREHoy
WashiHsten, October 4, 1864.
Whereas by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned, il has been made to appear that
The National Bank Of The Mssr9po u.s. in the City Of
Washtnssos, in the county Of Washinston and Dts
1rtI Of COlsmbid, has been duly organized under
Congress Ger % entitled II IAN act to Srosids National
demptlon thereof" approved June S. 1864, and has
to se % e
the business of banking under ssid act:
t,onaI Bank Of ts Mst!ogsli,, in the City et Wash
ccisnsbia. is Authorized to commence the business
Of Banking under the act aforesaid.
In Testimony whereof witns,s ny hand ,s snd seal
lis Ii ON h'''01''hgs& HUGR 4 MGoscUELeok Gstye
os5-d6t Comptroller of the Currency.
IMPoRFANT TO EEMALEs-DR. CHlEsI-
dents in these Pills is the result Of long and
extensive practice. They are mild in their opera
ssina ai
whether from cold or other causes, headaehe, pain
IN Rs san ri sns p.n .h
back and limbs, &c, disturbed sleep, which arise
Pa % .a Rs 5 c dr. sss IN shs
treatment of these irregularities and Distractions
@as saH sS 70 nn.ss
the PHI. .Hs ssss ss SS.s ss isms
ever hnovn for all complaints peculiar TO females.
ss tsous.nS. Who have used them It diaersas pc:
% hs s
Ga. EIplicit directions, stating when they should
@ tain 10 i9s to I'd p
81 mail promptly, by rsmitting to the proDrietors
Sold RfuTSkkffssss Il ssa'HEifElt HfEtYrR preprss
nov 2.DlotWst 81 Cedar street. New York.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
6ROVEk'S THEATER.
PennsylyanfA Ayeuua uAar Willard N Ho

6HOVEH'S THEATkK.
Pennsylvania Avenue, near Willard Hotel.
In consequence of the universally expressed feel
ing of disappointment at the une I pected termna-
tion in the hlght of most brilliant success of the
late engagement of WAshington's favorite Com
edian,
MR.. D. sETCHELL,
The Manager hos effected another engagement
with that inimitable irresistible artist, TO COM
mence Nov o. 1864, for positivels six nights only
MONDAY NIGHT, SETOHELL IN THREE OF
HIS BEST CHARACTERS
Only time of the delightful Comedietta entitled
ICI ON PAKLE PRANCAIS.
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FROM THE soUTH.
RICHMOND DATES OF FRIDAY Last.

Speeulations about shermaa-Rebel Press
Hopeful-Ru umors In Richmon af Cad
News-General sherman to be Speediiv
Used Up-HIs Audacity UnparaiieIedy
Rumored Repulse Of the Unisn Army
But IL Still Goes Marching On-Arminu q
Southern Slaves-Lee in Favor Of the
Project.
We have Richmond papers Of Friday last,
frem which the following abstract OF news is
taken:
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R1GHTs OF FPEDKsTRIANs.-The United States
Circuit Court, New York, has given a verdict
of S4 600 to a person for damages sustained,
while crossing the street, from q stage. The
law is that pedestrians have the first right to
the crossing, and that drivers of vehicles must
consult the safety and convenience OF the per.
son crossing the street on foot. A few YER.
diets of this kind would have q good effect in
washington.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL.
ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL
ANOTHER SPLENDID BILL.
WHO CAN DENY THE CANTERBURY HALL
WHO CAN DENY TIE CANTERBURY HALL
WHO CAN DENY THE CANTERBURY HALL
gives the best performance offered in this city.
We have better Singers better Dancers batter
Ethiopian Performers better Actors, better Gym
nasts, and
MORE OF THEM
MOREOF THEM
than any place in the world.
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WEDNESDAY, DECEMBER, Z, 1864,
I'm To- 4 Of
THURSDAY, DECEMBER, 8.

MARTHA (by Flotow)
Formes, Habelman, Graf, G. Lehman, Madame
Rotter and Dziuba.
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nj Al ruR1,
Nj 4 NJ r u.
THE BEST AND CHEAPEST MANURE NTH
UNITED STATES

The uncrrsIsned nayius contracted fora tn
Manure al GfeseU Point, d. O., are nowpre>
pared 70 put Cd board vessels Tree Of expense 70
VESSELS WANTED.
address No $50 street, WAshinstoa n, =,
GIESBORO POINT MANURE WHARF W
An l0-tf JOHN PkTTIBOAR b Co
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1t Is worthy of remark that the above grand Re.
portoire only be presented in the entire world
in the same number Of consecutive nights,
BY THIS COMPANY.
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LAST NIGHT OF THE GRAND OPERA,
First time In Washington Of the very celebrated
THE JEWESS, (by Halevy.)
HermanAs, Himmer, Madames Rotter and Jo-
hannsen,
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FAUST, (by Gounod)
Hermanns, Tamaro, Steinecke, Lehman ,Frederici, 4,
DZuiba, Zimmerman.
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Clyi1ans are not permitted to travel on the
Mobile and Ohio Railroad north of Meridian,
which is the railroad route to the vicinity OF
1ne army, Wnen us Iocauon was last reported.
Thus far General Hood has succeeded m mys-
ufying both friend and foe; and as he can very
easily direct the conduct Of his military super
intendent OF telegraph SO as to prevent the
remain befogged until such time as he desires
else patience.
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Mr.. Charles Welsgarber,
SECOND TENORI.
Mr.. Soseph Zinsheim,
MIR. Joseph Klebs,
Mr.. John Bunsman,
Mr.. Henry Millor.
FIRST BASSI.
Mr.. Otto Lehman,
Mr.. Edward Haimer,
Mr.. Edouard Gross,
Mr.. George Albrecht,
Mr.. Herman Smith,
SECOND BASSI.
Mr.. Frederick Urchs,
Mr.. Ludwig Kerrel,
Mr.. Philip Fleck,
Mr.. Charles Lehman,
Mr.. Philip 3 ohm,
Mr.. Charles Berendorff,
Mr.. Otto Smith.
n numbers and falant oF
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14
saA A Paris. paper relates that lLor

aAA A Paris, paper relates that Lord
B., finding good Friday very duh,
thought heshould like to devote i. 10 The
study Of tho prison discipline Of Paris,
and applied fer an order 70 visit Clichy,
which vas refused him. Ny lofd vss not
to be beaten; so he sat down aHf wrote rs
follows. 10 one Of his trades people: sSe-
cret and confidential Lord B. leaves
Paris to-day and ~will never resura.-A
FRIEND."
s'A On receipt of this document of goes
creditor to the authorities and gets per-
mission to arrest his fugitive. or about to
be fugitive, debtor. This is done en-
..reyic, and Lord B. gets into Clichy,
sees what he wants. aud then pays the
debt and goes home to dinner at the Treis
sFreres, taking with him the baiiff who ar
rested him and his creditor.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

"situation'' On .she Bsasn.
Correspondents cfncinnaiai Commentary

Washington, May 9, 1864
Everybody at Washington seems Ia be
afflicted with situation on the brainn-
which however, is but a patriotic anxiety
forst The success of the Union army aud
desire 70 demonstrate how easy it can be
broug IL about, and how cestsin it is to be
achieved. 10 front Of every hotel and at
every street corner yous ill sss little
groups of honorabls gentlemes, and gen.
tlemen who are not ~ honorable az tbey
might be, perhaps, discussing the relative
positions OF Lee and Grant With great We
!. hemence. and demonstrating how. Grant
viii Hank Lee and get to Richmond, or
how Lee will flank Grant and try to
get to Washing,oH-every proposition
hsppily illustrated BY the poiss ofia.sslk-
ing cane in EtheS dist IF the side. walk.-
Washington is good place for such H.
Illustrations. You can always sketch ont
map Of the world either In the dust or
mud on the sidewalk The .artist''
makes straight line-.tThat'sr Grants
army s. Y 8 -
'.Yes, very we'll, "says the bystander.
Another straight iine-"That's Lee |"
"Of course, that's plain enough
"Well here's Richmoad"-and the
artist perforates little mud heap in the
rear of both lines.
The problem 10 now pretty nearly solved
With the whole sidewalk to operate on, it
would be very strange If Grant cduldn'
swing his line around into tho rear Of
Lees and march into the rebel capital. -
In the ardor of their patriotism the citi
zen campaigners usually neglect 10 give
Lee chance TO fortify-or even fall back
before the invincible columns of the I'm.
ion leaders. s.Here's Grant here's Lee.
and here's Richmond all in two strokes
and dot of the walking stick. Csrlyie's
ssIlliad in Nutshsll'' Is nowhere com.
pared with this lsconic demonstration Of
Grant vs.. Lee. Waking stick stratep,
is the thing after all. Il will break The
backbone Of the rebellion quicker thar
anything knowof -
The GasEssr CosrHnpr CAsE.--Th,
farce which Judge Barnard began q
boldly has como TO tame ending. tn,
Honorable Judge Was inclined, apparent
y, to take high ground against tho cat
spoken editor. and arraign him for CON
tempt. Mr.. Greeley comes out into cour
protesting against The jurisdiction Of III,
court, the legality of it's proceedings, TIL
prepounding Of it's queries, and averrinl
that he is editor and joint proprietor O
the Tribune. and subject 10 all the. re
sponsibii,ies Of that relation. He 6de
cisnes 70 sasser any questions that ma,
expose any vi his associates ia the editor
ship and publication Of said newspaper d
the discipline OF ihis tribunal, pre6srf.in,
to abide the consequences" WhefeupoI
the Judge psesoauoes the answer salisiac
tory, add discharges tie offending ed)tos
a saors pnsesmly altsmpt 70 mAinl&i1 th
dignity Of the ruslrf. long sgc destsuye,
b wsat If -msnhood IL tas Jsdxe, N
never nsde. = sss'
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1864-05-14

The new bridge now being buils O. HI,
railway route from New York to Wash
ingtou, across the Susquehanna River d
Havre de Grace, will be 3, 500 feet long
and SUPPORTED BY thirteea, stone piers
each 24O feet apart; seven Of these vii
be pile foundations and six rocka They
will be constructed so as to resist the
greatest pressure Of ice which it is posi-
BILE TO bring againd them. The greasssl
depth Of water in which these piers an
laid is forty-two feet. The bridge vii
have 'sdraw'' on the pivos plan, sHlsh
two openings of ssyenty- feet each il
width. The railway track will be twsansy.
FIVE feet from the water above that viii
be common carriage way. The entire
height of the bridge viii be fifty fee and
Its estimated cost 500. 600. II wss in
tended to build the supers:ructure OF iron
but The high price Of that material nav
cause the Substitution Of wood.
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NETWORK s. NEW-HAyEN RAILROAD
SUMMIT ARRAyGfaFET
CONNIE NCisG MAJ :. iooi.

sr'NMFR ARRAyGFaFET
Los CONNIE CiNG MAY :. Bot 1854
rss..f.er Station g. Ncs.Yofs 27thi. and 'hs
Fu'rince 2Tth-s'.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW-fORk;
For Mex Haven :. tIx.l ll.D m. iI:l3 lfLh S'U
o.. so. $50 n tf.xl y. N. .,, a.,
rof bridgeport. tEKl. ll:5o T.. ll;ls 9TH oiV0
ffz.t. $50 $50 and fFSD p. -.
Fo Nlfo-d ard .-,;'ord n 10 n; $3.50 $3.50 p m
fos tafled, scohpoIt aIf We''Port, y l;'o M $50
for aor~sls : oso. Ii:o NJ 1915 OIL, 500 Nri
W srien I'D Gie5r, "a. :; go 1850 $50 40
sop .. .. N. - .
FOR sanford . tfK.l-9;n l:.si nj 1913 lfKi >
Try a:.0 4.;D. $50 6;a1 Or =. DO.
Fox Por Chester and in.esIne stations, $780, l:J'
' CONNECTING TRAINS.
For Boston vi. Springfield a. (EI); 3(Exl sp. n.
For Boston ia Shore Line 1918 fEE hgP IN
For Hartford and Springfield. GthnI ll:aOa M 3thrh
3:3s. y. n, ,,ao - o.
Mon,re, = =. -. to Northampton 800, =,
II ~ Z. 49,. p-u...i.t
Fo- canal Railroad, i2l5 p 10 Northampton
Fer Hog,.ionie Railroad 3 l. m D. IT,
For .ausatuca Rgroaj, a N. =. M. -
Dor p.brv sod Sorssh Railroad :, $50 A N fVp H.
c,,sr,odiou, Sc-rSp, sttachcd to m. Trains
JAMES II. HOiT, Sup,rli-Dd.nt
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financial.
dividend NOTICE.
OFFICE Oh THE
INSURANCE. 90,
Ne. 100 Broadway. New. York. July II, 1851
OFFICE OF THE

r. This Company Ia. his day declared SCRIP DiVi-
pEND OF FIFTY PER CENT to the Policy Holders
titled to participate in the profits o; the companys business
for tie yea ending June So 1854 deliverable October TO- 1864
Al,o. 81 INTEREST DIVIDEND Of SX FER CENT in
cash. on tie rorp o; 1870 1900 1901 1859 and 1853 payable
October 10, 1864.
Also, a rcsula. SEMI ANNUAL CASH DIVIDEND o.
SEVEN PER CENT r,y.hle to stakeholder. or heI legs
representatives on md after MONDAY, 18Th inst.
rhis Company les also resolved to REDEEM IN 'A'' o'
toe 18th day Of August next it, SCRIP ISSUES "f 1901 "'
1888, With IL per cent interest added.
GEO. r. Horn, Presldeni
IL II. LANPoRTi Secretary
CRU. PYcE. Assistant Secretary. --
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5apinas' Banks.
Drn Gooos.

NEW SKIRT FOR i-6i.
~ NEW AND GHEAT iNNhNrioS IN
HOOP SKIRTS.
THE DUPLEX ELLIPTIC COR DOUBLED STEEL
SPRING.
J.. T. L J. q WEST.
NO. D1 CHAMBERS ST. NEW YORK,
IN. CIV OF Patent an! Exclusive Manufacturers
" this - $500. 49,,
PATENTED "DJ PLEN LLllPflC STEEL SfRiH"
SKIRT.
This invention consists OF pupies for two, Elliptic Stes
Springs ngenioasly braided isis aud haly t,setheT eds
edge making toughest rosi elastic hGEibe and dnfaoe
Sprng used enabling tho wear.r In consequence Of 40
1,fici:y and fcE heess Place aEd tod Tie stft
whcn in easily and with tho same convenience rx
muslin dress Il entirely obvig's and siicuces tho only Oh
Hoop SAs the - the "cafct as
well public especially in crowded suembles carrsy-'
church pcw,, in CROWDED place iror tins
difficulty Of Contracting them sad occupying snai -P4cef
mi. ,ney remove. difficulty while giving the shirt the
usual full and slcg form is the highest and ost
s.yh aud graceful appearance Tor the stfest opera prone
made or Loise dress lady having enjoyed the pleasure,
comfort sud zres; convenience 81 wearing the DupfI Elliptic
Dns skirt Tor angle d.J, will stier~zfd willingly
dpei.- wi ia. i-i. They the best qr.liy ~
Economical -kid sde Me.chan ia be Supplied as above.
and ladies' in first class rosa stores IN TINS city snd
thfou. houl the different jSlsie,. - 49,. ,...,..
~ INQUIRE FOR THE DUPLEX ELLlfIlC"
SPRING SKIRT
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TIE Fgis RAILWAY Coyr,S,

No ls5 Nrsz 81. NEW York, July II. l66'.)
nTVIDEND.-rh Directors of tins company
have THIS DAY declared Dividend out OF The e. D.
~ 81 ,h. rosd r -. Ioni lbs Guiding S0h June u THREE
AND ONF HALF PR CENT &c. me ooYciihcii ta1 Of
per cent, OIL The PREFERRED siOth o,.,,o,.
Al. Dividend Of POUR PER CENT. on tue cOdMoN
CArIrAi STOCK free ol GcSeruil-nt tax ~
H..h psys.i- Al the Treasures cshce, RTie fae' OF
;As third dsy Of August ner 10 the registered
to'A--.sf ..ort Il the eiosin If The books. 49,
~, .-.ser hools of 10Th Preferred snd Common S,oct
vii be l,d on thu afternoon of Tuesday, the 1911 ns' and
De 'e' Pe"s' 0' ''' ''N HoRirIO " OTIS SECRETARY
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nc, o, THE Prrr.suseH. FoHr w..sn AND

G,p1cy OF The PIfrsBugeH. FoRr WAIVE aSpy
CHc.Co RAILWAY Co. PITfsBuEGH. July H. lsti
nNIDEND.-1he Board of Directors OF jnis
IL Coopsny st meeting held his day. adopted tie follow
tns preamble and resolution: . . "a,
Eh(rcqs The bslfyeary interest dividend on he va
Aotrse BONDS OF this Company sccued on the ~ hsr ~
July ms. payable by tho terms Of me oon'es %
the Let d. ofOctobcT next aud
yB,-r Tlsr earnings q tie Easway and iho n.-n
80 cond on ~ the Company foil. Jushes the drci'aon
AID payment Of halyvaIy dividend on these boa' AZ
he s.p, i'm. with the dividend lhe Cspls s'oeA ne s'
tore, 49, rr,Dr,r ,N,, CNr ri 9
pr a M ia declared lid Third Mortga-e B2- of ~
80 x,r ending JDue ~ ut the 10 pad on sni .er
lbe 81 y oil August D.1to the pefses seie - holders
ihereof O'Clock or the 2Fh DE-, Z" JuS l.s, =
Ihst dsy ari remain closed unii tine E day Of Angus. Fe
IL iei m bv the contract shall be taken precedent
wa W II. BiRNES. Secretary
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o.y., o. rHr IILrso,. CssqHAL Ran soAp Co.
SsN-i cRs- lore u. l36i
hIVTDEyD NOTICE.-The Board OF d.
- h- nci. G.Ssl 9,lsa9 GSgg'yr ,,.e
ron Government tls on the Sts,h and tsnc"ed bonn'
Scdp - le Company payable The rs o. Augns' 10 II 20
is whose rsir. asc rc-e-cd The holders IN ne poo"
..bs c,u,r t ,hr eloe oi busi.s, o. th- l5h day OF
giy neat aud th.t tire TrfeT Books close on that DAY '@
oyen on he "a dsy oi lgu.i. ,,,,,,y, $1,000
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THIRD NATIONAL EANK.
II
AGENTS FOR TIE NEW GOVERNMENT LOA
and $40 TREAS RS NOTES.

TIE 81 rd National Bsus Ncs ora vii receive snbseT p
tons is loan, allowing liere at Ia rate RON das
.! deposit 40, ,
These psyshe N wears from August ~ 'v4 ana
bear I'D 10 peg Interest with sei a2ua coupons s
tsched ega ar, convertible ut maturity INTO PF cf's sod
Interest bearing $50 bonds
order persoas o. small Ts-GS' TO take is ioai ths
bank will receive subscriptions sad credit any suin on
thereof moi hsn 10 upou wniri Interest wm ne "'oc
10 susha Al the rate Of 10 pei cent from date Of
deposit TO ihe fun payment Of subsc- pions -..
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CLRvKL,sp. ONO, july u, TO
DIVIDEND NOTiCE.-lhe Board OF Dlrec-
tors Of this Company have declared ASH ytn o
FIVE Der cent and an casii dividend OF ihhrt per
cent both payable the usgs places on and Siei aug j.
ueri free o. Government tx. -, a.ol, T.,
tbs ttspes books viii close On 'ie evening o. 'nc '' III
.;an. ana rsopen on I'd Of August ,,.,or,, 1...-.
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1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL.
ICO1s n n. STANDARD GAr0E AND DOUBLE
Track. All through trsns for hs West BY us route cave
Nov York from tho foot OF CouTt.sp Iboush sess
10. Chssc, H. PAUL AMI Al poln,s ia hs North
Wat. Cr-.'line 1pdianspohs Lak.ins, 81. Louis Cese
south West. be 80 the OH Of the Pennsy ss
Central X. r. No Asof Horse of a. the Ispoj roos OF
ourtlnndis Through trsins Leaso Ney'lork - ielcvs
Express. VIA Philsd-ipniA arrives in fh"ou'sh"
an p,......h.,
sp. Express viz Philadelphia arrives In fi'''oufsh"
D. ni. Espcs, via Allentown. arrives in fi''b1Tsh -
ono Through Train on Sunday, VIA philadelphia is'''ns
NsY-i orx a.o =. m. ..v
i'll. ElLl0Ir Pan-rser Agent, No. As'ssIi9sse'
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nEApING AND COLUMBIA RAILROAD.

DEAUING AND COLUMBIA RAlLhOAD.
n-rsi. new Read = now plrd AID IN 1000 inhhns
IL, .. frs clsG. Ps~~n-u tafs, md h,'nS is ~
N. with the connect, ns roens MORT and 49,
oaer, 70 re e,,lsg public l,,,t a ~
In WASHINGTON md BALTIMORE, via Yoh' .osa,l-
III, and Heading. to Ahnown, Ea.,e4 and Mi"-tVbh,
Nh route isI be~1,y snd 81 MINER Rlso6Is should Do
rscd D. 30 Bpprec'a'ck .
NV lr,n, aor,h leave Coln,jis q, $500 ~ m. Acc.
yrxus North lc,ye Cola--iia 20 200 y. NJ, vac
l-riE. sTrivs a. Reading u, 1922 ~ m, ac'.
gr.in, arrive 3. Rratns q. t:!J p NJ, ss,.
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THE NEW VENTILATION, DRIVEN BY sTEAMs
introduces 3 900 ieet Of cool air per minute.
MARVELLOUS LIVING AFRICAN MUD FISH,
BROUGHT HERE IN DRY SOLID CLAY.
FAT CHILD GIANT GIRL, FRENCH GIANT, two
DWARFs. THREE ALBINOS, BEAUTIFUL. AQUARIA,
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