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q F F I @ I A L.


WAR DEPARTHEET,
ADJUTANT GENERALI OFFICE,
WAHHEoToE, May 7, 1884.
TlTSt Lieutenant Charles J. Ball, 18th Ne JeE-
Sey infantry, having been reported At the cad.
quarters OF the army for AbIeLse without a thor-
ity since January 10th, 1884, is hereby notified that
unless, WithiR uS) days from this date, he appear
before the Military Commission In session In thi
city, OF which BrisGdier General Caldwell, Unite
States volunteers, 10 president, and makes salts
factory defence to the shArEeS against him, he will
be recommended for dismissal from the service Of
4. D. TOWNSEND,
nyo Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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TFl CHA L.
EXCHANGE OF PRIGoHERI DE LARRD.
WAR DEPARTMENT,
ABJBTAHT GBEERAL's OFTIsE,
WAGHHSToH, d. c., May 7, 1884
General Orders, Ne. ISi.
Ould, Rebel "OnniIIionsT Of Exchange, has de-
eIarod without consulting with the authorities OF
the United SStSI, that all rebel iIo: srS dSliV-
err at City Point up TO the Soth OF April were
changed 1t s ordered that all Federal prisoners OF
war and all civilians parole prior 10 Nay 1884
be declared exchanged, and they are thus declared
exchanged accordingly.
Q. It 10 further announced that, after dedustIng
the number OF FEDERAL officers and men embraced
In this order a. exchanged, the rebels will remain
indebted to the Federal Government, according TO
tables carefully prepared by the CommiS'Ary Cen
eral Of Prisoners from onieial data, SS,OSS-for
which no equivalents have been received b. the
Federal Government.
J. All pGroled ofneSrI and enlisted men herein
declared exchanged who are In camp will DO i'm
mediAtely forwarded by the sommAndAntI oil
camps to their regiments and commands, and will
be reported to the CommiIsAry General OF PTiIo-
nerS accordingly. Those who are absent on leave
will, on expiration OF their leave, repair forth.
with TO the Parole Camps At Annapolis, Maryland
or Columbus, Ohio.
By order OF the Secretary OF WAR
ED. TOWNSEND,
myl6 Assistant AdJutAnt General.
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IAyo


Wan DRPARThHHT,l
ABJUTAHT GEEERALb OTFIcH, !
WASHINOTOE, d. c., May 10, 1854
The following. named oi1ieers, charged with of
fences, and heretofore published, are exempt from
being dismissed the service Of the United states,
the Military Commission instituted by Special Or
ders, No. o., series OF 1862, from this once, hAV'
ing reported that GAtiGfAotOry de 'enee has been
made In their respective eases, WIS
Second Lieutenant A. N. Twining, lSt CODnOOti-
sut artillery.
captain James A. RiEby, LIST Maryland artillery.
r. d. TOWNBEND,
nyIS Assistant ASjutAnt General.
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RAILROADS.
PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
III AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


AND bALTimOhk RAlLhOAp
CHANGE OF HOURS,
On and Artsr Monday, May ., 1894
PlsREseER rRIISs LEAVE PHILADELPHIA
'sgtedl 8 % :, N, q N, 40 ma 70 .5p: n
GhSs'sr' at o0 ills f. m, i.'o, a. 49, g. and
Wilmington, At 40 lNond.yS sIssptsd,l S.Os,
New c.,tls, y SOS :. ?; and bpm
Dover, Al e.oS 4. m. and % p. N.
Milford, At sos .. m. .....
TR1iSS FoR PsfLADELFH4 IEIIE
IAlti@ors At so, and sea. n, tE1pressJ LIE,
Wiininstoh Al SIS and > a. n, laa., /, ~, =
a., 1.lO, s.is and lin Pm.
salisbury a. p. N.
Dover At $50 a n. ard ASH IN.
es ss ' Il ma y sis ana M NJ, l. H. ~
I.avs BsltInor. Tor salisbury and inSsrnsdi.,.
Lave B.itlnore for Dover and intermediate sta.
TONS, AZ Lilo p. N.
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE
Lave Chester at $50 .. m, 800 and II p. m.
Leave Wilmington Al SIC, S.B .. n, sS and
FREIGHT TRAIN, with passenger ear attached,
.nl lssyo wilmington, for Psiryvills and interme-
sUNpAYS-Trco' Phn.dslphIa to Baltimore
only, at ASo q. N. and s1op. m,
From Phiisdslphis 70 Wilmington q, Lss .. M,
from wilmington TO PAliadslphi, Al TO and
oniy a 7S p. n. nom B.lsnsrs 70 rhil.dsl.
nyi7-a H.E. KINNEY, ANT sup't
DIAL MORE AND OHIO
II AiLRoAD.
8. aud .fl.r SUNDAY, APrH 10Th, 1854, daily
!Tsiss wa . run between %s,aington md New
ron PHILADELPHIA, NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Lave washington n7ss =. u, Ills q, m, 80
On sunday al SOP. m. for PhilAdOlphis, and 1.SO
Fassensers for Phil.delphia will take notice ths.
the SO p. m. train il the LATESr train dsilJ yos
PHILADELPHIA.
Tbs trsil a TO ?. N; doe. GOT 90 TO PnrLA.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Lave Washington ai $50 q. m, 7-,s .. ~, II IL
.. NJ 2. n, a." p NJ D." p NJ And So p n
On sundays Al To .. n, and ., TAsp.n.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave Washington At &c =. N. and and 8 - p
M daily, except Sunday.
VoR WEsHiHsT6R kHD The sourH.
Leave Baltimore 81 rs, 40, !, ., and 10, q. N.
AHS ' sUns.1 sPS q GsS 1 nHs SaDdaS
only. ~
| FOR ANNAPOLIS.
Lave Washington at $50, q. m, AAd and 40
p. m daily, except Sunday.
i No train for Annapolis on sunday.
Trains leaving Washington at lao .. m. and To
p. m. 90 through 70 New York vidhoW eASaos q
ears.
sleeping ear on 7.S0 p. N. train. Berths In sleep
Ticket once; after that hour they must be ieeures
| OF the sleeping Car Conductor.
The hrsf and fourth trains from Washington
For further Information, tickets Of every kind
hs; apply 70 seorIc IS > KCoIt5, Agent At Wash
| W. r. SMITH,
| BAster Transportation
| L. NJ. COLE,
| ApIl-AH General Ticket Agent.
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EXPRESSES.
A DAMS EXPRESS COMPANY,
"A oTTTCE Glt PENN. avenue,
RGLAtn0toN OisS, D. q.

~SRAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WKsT.
pUh EXPRESS FORWARDERS.
hsFah AhdiSS, Money, JsWsIFY, ValuSbIna
MOtaS, stocks. E0sdA, ds.,
Forward with SAFETY AHD DMPATCR ~ all
accessible sections Of the sounSJ. This Company
las AFeDsios In the principal railway towns IN The
MONTH, HAET, WEST, AND 6RTHWHcT.
Its principal otiSes
WASHING row, d. o., ~ YOh E, sOBTOE,
PHILADELPHIA, BALTLhOER y, or
1LREATI ST. LOUIE, LOUEG
HILLB, LEXINGTON
Concessions are made n Now York and sost0E
Brtish Provinces and with steamship lines to IIv.
srpool, southampton, and HAVre, and thence by
European expresses 10 all prominent eommsrats
toHns In Great Britain and on the Continent.
CollsStioh - Notea, Drafts, and Bills made 81 ~
ssesr r!hls UVts 81 the Ucitod states.
G. e. DUNN, agent,
WA1hinGtOR. d. q.
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apiIAtf
1854 ARRANGaEENENrs1 S6A

1864. ANNANS 81 1864,
INV YORK. LIHEs.
HE CAMDEN AND AdBoY AND fHILADEL-
S sHIA, I AMP TRENTON RAILROAD cohPA'
IRON PHILADELPHIA TO NEW YORH
AND WAY PLAOES,
FroA WALNUT street Wharf and Ksn-
sinEton Depot,
WILL Law As FOLLOWS, WIS., Rare.
A. A. NJ, via Camden and Amboy-C. "A.
A.. I n, y. SsSasn and Jersey a,y-ssw'
Jsrsey Accommodation as
Az A. NJ, via Camden and Jersey CITY
As = n, !. esSdsu add Jersey CITY
Am 4. II, Via KoS;ins,on and Jersey asY.
Al Il 4, Va Camden and AnOoy-c. Ard
A. :. NJ, via cs%doS and Anboy-c. ADD
Az, z z. r., P va K.n.litson and Jersey CITY; "
Warrington and n. Y. Express 100
Al * 2. "a, Vi. KenSinston and Jersey CIT
Al uxF. X, y. f k.a,las.oo and I.r:oy cg "
southern Ms u Lo
Al IL lNisht via Rensinston and Jersey
. CITY s9uts.r1 nIPrs,. l."
medallion tFreight and PAssenxsrl-
Isl class ticket IN
me SIS :. n. Evening Mall and the i.Is (AiSht)
lays sxsoptsd.)
DIRECT THROUGH LIHBs.
Istw.eA %ashingion and New York, via SAih.
Leave Washington for New York at and IoAs
n, and To pa. The sunday line leaves At
Lave q New York for Washington At 8 and 10 a.
n, 7:io P. m, and II midnight. The Sunday lime
Through without change of ears.
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
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YK0LDE HOUSE,

con. OF naHFMnNFM aF. AED PENH. LVHHUH,
WARRINGTON, d. c.
notiOe. wv REYNOLDS,
oOlS-t -itp0 Proprietor,
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John JOLLIPFE,

ATTORNEY AND COUNCILLOR AT Law,
HAI SsnoTsd his SlaSs V the Northeast corner Of
IANd FiftOshIh streets, OppeIits the east
ansrAn9o Of the Treasury building,
Washington CITY, D, O.,
Attends especially V slIlinS Npsn tho United
tStss, " .E.'. lIll-iS
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NEW BOOK,

GUROWSKPs NEW BOOK,
VI DIAhY FOR 1898,
will be published Tomorrow, and will saf ~ t..
dry bones OF Incompetent AID Incapable OaAAla
throughout the land, aud AAks 6SasAhSH EsAr
LOOK OUT FOB IT.
GUROWsKPB DIARY FOR 1862
new volume by Count AdAA GIFoWBkI, en-
SrAsinK A DiGrT of Political And NiiItary EIS-t.
ana TrAnAAstionI, in The Cabinet Aad in Ne YIOlA
for the year OF 1859.
EIAmAEtis transhRnt, sAuItis praise sAG sEsESS-
lion, this work must bear away ths PAln mes All
others ever printed In this SoIAtFy. laaO, SiStA
bound, price SLaS.
CARLEToE, PuSllIAsv, New YorH.
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FINANCIAL.

TINTED STATES 1919 LOAN.
JAY COOKE 4 CO.,
BANKERS,
"a TITTEINTE sTnBHS
RHCHIVB SUBSCRIPTIONS
for tho ..-.-
INV RATIONAL LOAN.
Authorised ~ NE as, Of hsstA = 80
ABB ESovBAs
TlN-ToRTI BoHDL
Being rsdeenAbls Al the pleasure u Ne osvsua-
msnt amer Ten years, and payable ioriy ysArs ksn
date In coin, bearing interest At
FIVE PER CENT. A YnAh
payable on bonds at ~ and tIss annually naA ..
all other slses seni-Annually In CsM.
Ths COUPON BONDS viii - issssk In 80,
aIeo, sbos, and tl,oos. ...r...
The REGISTERED BONDS will 10 lsszsl h -
tIso, Ssos, o. zoe, $500, AID sIs,sss
These are the only GOLD IIARIHo nncURE
TIES OF the Govsrnns.t sew PTsssrsSls ~ par
and, yielding Al pressat vAius u ssia svna MsnI
rsh cEHT. PA AHIUh, oRsr . vssJ assassls -
vsstnont for large or snail runh
We buy AAd sell n market Batss--
CONVENIENT BONDS OF ALL IaVHl,
TRBAsURY FoTHS
CERTIFICATES OF INDHITHDHnaA
AND COIN.
And pay the highest prices fer
ouARTERNASrERp CERTIFICATE cnACKs
mSo-ds JAT COOKE co.
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NEW LETTE PATENT.
~ (CsTtihsAtS No. -, -, Nay -, ISGa.)
IHgTAHTAuKOUS tEDfCATOkI
ne Advantages Of this Invention are thEat
PERFECT DETECTIVE
Machine u SnSTS1 70 NE Fable, Aat viii EsSSuat
for
ALL MONEYS RECEIVED
For the great bSnsnt Of Chartered CoapAAiss-aI
City Passenger Railroad Cars, FsTTJ poAa OF Ne
various Qtlss, and Foot PAsa 80 sSs sVer RIDGE
THl1.AAChINE u Aot At ne control Of OoH1us
tors or Gate Ksspsrs-iE In ne way SsApLsAtSd
and Of great strength Ahd auTAbilitJi 10 furthsf
comment By US on this SaVtnE Potat lAnoSsssGrJ,
II h an invaluable
TELL-T TALE MACNIRk
Against the too-oftsn prkStieSd
KNOCK-DOWN SYSTEM.
It's general use II also VhSCSTEr HtssgB AK Ssts
FOR Admission, suSh a.
THEATRE,
Do their tiffSrSht Tiers and all other FAklis Face
VI Exhibition; Large rrst-slAa MotSl nAinE
Rooms, (PropriStorI OF which viii save = SuAEtsT
u their rsntl by Its inrodustioA,) Fair Grounds,
RSss Courses, Wheel Vehicles, AAd last, thou6I
not least, this principle PreVsats FTAudulsat L
turns Of Votes 1T Elections.
P. S-CommunioAtions rvs thSBO kATiAE SsS
0T TlOA Machines, AddrOSsst u tTH UAAsrsil IES
= III raoStVe attention.
ROWLAND CRORaLIn6
WILLIAM T. CRISP,
sAtntO0a, Bo1 PsnhA JlVAIiA lVeas-,
Warrington, May -, 1909 sVlS-S
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NEXT WEEK.
rhIIATE NILES GRIZZLY VIII 10 ready With
HIS BOOK, rish with SOngS, Services AAd Speeches,
and COnisAlly Illustrated fShO
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N BOOKhINDEN,
No. an PENA. AVE, WASHING ToI, D. {.
Books bound In every SlylO-Turkey MorOssO
Russia ald Calf
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DHILP q SOLOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS ARMY sTATIoNEKs,
PRIN ERs,
AND
BLANK BOOK hANUFACTURRnL
I1 pGHHIILVAHA AVnHUR,
Have constantly on hand
AL Military AID Naval WoEkS
New and recent Publications,
Army Stationery, all kinds,
Field Order Books,
Field Manifold Writers,
company Roll Books,
General Order Files,
Time BOOkG,
Army Pay Tables,
Field GlAsGea,
rsld Copying Presses,
Abstract Papers,
Pension and Bounty BiARkG,
Record books for use At headquarters By AZ
slstAnt Adjutant Generals.
Blank books made and Printing done TO order on
very short AOtiOs.
All Printed Books sent by mail trOS Of postage.
m II y A LIB ION,
~ PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Between 2lIt and a9d HtrOSta.
BOARDING BI TIE DAY on WEEK, WTTE
OR WITHOUT LODGING.
NEAL AT AL HOUAs.
J1O-V C, 4, GILMAN.
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CLOTHING.

- ~, -. - : -, 49, -.
L. nrT ;rm RisfI Hh0~
WHO cAREsi
WHO cAREs'
Au, Mon,,,. .,o.s =, hand a, CHOICE
SPRING AND SUMNER eooDE
WAIT NO rouevp Novurur TIME
-ro,
observation-disclosures
Observation-Disclosures,
,.1nr,- ,,o,o,,s x,or,,r
Every yard Of GOOD, ,Aruut S.sO,. nslinr m,
Yet, notwithstanding the extra expense, We shall
continue 70 sell less thS. any ether h.uIs In thi,
'' ,pptnn ovvpco.r.
c1orrrNo
"
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o,,.-,,. .i.,-y ''..aps'..
No'A0A 'ooDo AnDn ~ oNDAN
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hLlrAhi CLorHlNe.
n au1Pu
.s ,.vrrrr s1.r.1 ,,,..,.,,o.
A.. .,,y.oI.
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-
EreAdJ " heh Advantage - call At
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F1RST
NATIONAL BANK OF WARRINGTON.
oaPItaI-SBOe,OSS
~ This BAEK, organised undo lie HAtsaAl
Banking Law Of the last Congress, h sysasA this
day for the transaction OF business At the ssrnsr
Of Fiftssath and streets, opposite Treasury D.
pArtment. II. D. CoOK1 Prcsidsat,
Wn. s. HUNTINGDON, Cashier. Ssaa-h
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THE "GID EON PRINTING
i OFFICE"
ESTABLISHED IN ICES.
sIDKoR rEAEIeN,
rEAh.PoWAR,
BOOK AND JOB rRINrERA,
sal MAN SHSSt, near rs.AsTlVsaiA AvsaIa,
WARRINGTON CITY,
Having rs~ny hsss.s.A - hstiH- q ~.
shove Ola As,Aslishsa raas-S
Ksuss ~ 4. sInss
IETIRE RENEWAL OF MATERIAL
And IL LaaiuoH Of several 81 he mast l,ssTsVsI
PowE E-rxEIs
Are PrsPrrsA 70 exseuSs ovssy vssictE At
bRrTER-PRnss PRgTHG,
TIsE VmTHs sAnS
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went down stairs ~ speak 90 the inspector, with
whom she had bad many previous interviews on
The snhjcc' OF The diamond bracocl as she On.
tered The room he bowed In the respectful manner
peculiar 10 nm - believe ] nave some good
news Tor madame lhi- evening, he said. HIS
voice Wa5 rather slnSuay somcWIM Fa5embling
q 10Y "nch 'h.ntlng. M.lame he v had
u'l' ~ Maih'u WIS p''AHtuiy De'orc, - 10 dI1
i'L s'Ilht htf lhl' evening. The def1ciyea,'
ut ,Vhuhu'u' .tI Eak' u m lne business have met
WIN b"''it' ln Jt" IS second hand shop 90
Lyons, 50 exactly Che same as mad tines that IL
Iiy itmalts i"r o. 90 ID. Identified before we .ln
'I'ihi u Ha nadaiu"1 property. Nv O.i8.f I'm
coming uh7 tV.nluE Us lp a'h muddDo tpulll.y
Nc !" look ID tbr other, tIpJ I may DE able 10
s"tM TO Tue me ai is 5rB being its fellow"
Tue 'uOnie, nNtU1Ycd A. 'he idea Df recover
ng 'u ~ pronOrty, trpp d gui of the room, ald
soon returned nitn the remaining bracelet IAe
lusp,'ilr obs b. care u'ly DID lls hand and ur1.
are gNt,Ny a1h,s' bu Muul ed OF MADAME do
-.
'ENaoily,' repeated The h1rUule.
"l bel eve have learnt the r,,,or,, ,,,,,,,,.,,.
l',' enid The Inspector, mol, ,,,., .l',. , ~
De some difficulty in uft b,y,r3 i.,th Ers..l.fg
tog,ther 90 corf ,ro tb,,,, ,, .,b ,,,t,si ,,
Why ~, takc this 10 yYps. ibrr +" tu..ges.eb
the ha. orrc. ''.' '-''' ''e50'.oN
An. madame. 81 vonld s,ar,eIy do ,o ,r,s,
even u police INSPECTOR .itnr bayI1 seen ,jn,rig.5
Iy uu officer lid dtsrufspH
-"Ob goo Luabed Nl,ilp. de v edo y,,
not tlink would trust won rlUp.isur iusno.-,,,.
after ali the interest and trouble Won bo,}s taIc
I'm the uiaup,4 Take ia, hrlc.let gnd / hn1c
Won y ill lrlDg me both bac or, N, ans, no., No..
Ia.s.d." '' low
Ihg uypgctor sifu hrsii,t,a lint NJ l,,, 80, ,.
strtd to 90 as the Lnropnc yy,shaI H., ~
went away. hearing the .portIinc oyra,,, ;ii
him. On her husbands return the blr1nuo. Of
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"a 'Ip' ,hpnssnd - exclaimed Jose Maria.
nis r,.t I c,niure Won no evil C.e,i,,,s ,vbi,,,
,, " n,oSsbv brguSbt bitbn pr6,,s'. ,,,n w.,
;bst Tor ne love of ne yo,, ,,iiI ,.rdC,, -,
snru d. and tbat notbjng u,ri1,i,,,t st IN b,
coSpr>t a with nv marrilse E.ist" 10
UNot.r, . slid jose Maria tnrnip,rt IN tho ,,,t,j
man ot i w. utbiuk madame ma, h ,,,,, b,s,,
for b,r vJpld nave sIa,, y5i ts,f,r' y,,l, mil
have rip,stcd your dinner Fe,r a., mora I
viii do I,u no harm" ApJ boliin, Ioyo-t.
hin, a gIy,s of vine he adJe vim 4, e,o,,,,, n,
Ti.kod An no. uClt3r nt-1ry. ~, nv ,,I,i'i r.
oIps i. ~, n ana /. nh t,.,.s,,1..,l -
ma Mo-, uot,yg frIt a if be- .,.,,. ,..u,.,.,.
t,rdr't ''' ''''
nCa...' ,ri.nds ,, rrisJ tt. r.lsar. p,,,, c,,
so,,r ..,,ti 1 o,', H., tb. n-,.I..tn mi ,,.i,..
ouI'lly tr r., ne ,..g tIc IN, ,y, i',,T -
~ ,',n,,i,, 10, b,,,. ,' NJ, ,'. .y ,, -, ",
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Nit'} h",,, 4 ~ b - i,,,,. SUI .
aD' ,'' @ "'', @ -, ~ ,' had ,,- , 80, III 2 .,
~ .',' e., ',,,,,,, tG,, 80 ,1,.,f '.' ~ y o'
49, ,, ,,, ,b. .,,ii,,',, ','ot ~ ~ 9''aH'
.e e'' i' ,,,. iD',t,I 90 ,. m , ~ @ ''l' ''i' ~,
, no ,','' T,o,rss 1,it,,. ioui va
tyy - b,If 1.yrr.d Lin - ''s',C gu vi
l"'l'y !,''' uI'l A." ..l tiss, Appro l'ael
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'4g OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL,
s-Nf ROAD COMPANY.

aFg OFFICE PENNSYLVANIA RAIL
ruiAogrruA, November 4, 1854.
toTlcE no sHAREHOLDE ss.
undc Ees aon oflS BoaG OF biFSctSrS ey tgS @ s NJ
Nt1 To GgT DE- % ie tocE Of The Company he amount
shown ol mo p9oEa oftgc "a instant.
rTl,r M. t1,s MI . eS.ni,5, gr. F', wv % m 5ri
lge subs 1ors 5r Itu share on tho pay yucns OF lazy
Tls Stool, win De sued at the pnr yolae Of aty do
d. charged Fuu ihn lht Instant until payment H made.
on McNDAy, he I'm Instant and Ti' close on he iist
Of lcrnmlcr nest aiter whcn no further subscriptions
il-iy-na.ai TIioMAST. FIRTH Treasurer.
~. sOIDu.RS' ORPHANS.-THE IN
1orimrd 40 meet the Mothers on other Relatives
W .Ur uH .tH.g % 3aus Ot deceased pcnnylyalig SOLE
tlcEo.m1el t1e 3 l2N BESEyOLENr Ass0ClhrloS,
. ulI.. p- cG. month (NOyemburJ, between fho h.u-i
tons and uabn arrangements or tuo admission oi sad
DIAals into the schools and Institutions prov dad by the
7."'' .' '''' '.'.''''"''' Tdos, ii. nrRRowEs,
SuDCIintDul dent soldiers Orphans.
LANCASTER, E5yembl 10, l'gi, llI7-Gt
o8 PENNsYLyA-IA RAILROAD COM.
rTa.,nla ogr,rr.,rryr
a'ula. l.r.t,Ht Of 4LE" TaG UEST ot rIe C7r;d
> .cf nI,., gIoGaog, ,.c E National aud ssse .ascs,
toncIs fsu.ue. ar collection Of Dividends saubsaa
lL' Ep At.Jy.. THOMAS Y, IlNIl.
L-l-L0a Treasurer.
n-,E PHILADELPHIA EXCHANGE COM.
- PAM, Np..fHf... q, 1854
Tine MAuasoIE have -ta asF declared dividend o. OH
DOLL AK pen sha abb, Va and after the lt iHsI,,
b. tie SupJrut-DdGnt 10 tTe EAtAau"G.
II LilF HENRY 10 cEENEGRD, Secretary.
als9y- NOTICE.-ALL PERSONS HAVING
- claims a.ain7f lie UNION LEAGUE, OF Uny VI
ts Ccmmt,CCs, vii please present them 70 tue under
lC teolg tag let vi g ubgr 1861 at No l2ltCNEo
Nl1 Street. JAMES L, CLAGHORNt
nlt-tdH Treasurer
n1@7 OFFICE on THE PHILADELPHIA
- Gas WOIks, No, 20 3. SEVENTH street; 100,
Nu44MEEE IL, 1864,
Orders for Coke MI be received ths 0toe, or 81
THOMAS =, STEWART,
u-l2-7t Chief Eng .neer.
RRy- ARMY, NAVY, AND CITIZENS
~ Clothing Embroidered. Sr Ouder straps, Wroaths
&c,, IA styis unsurpassed, st very redseed pTiets;
Meychant Tailor,
IQB2m 10. 10 HiE1H Blssst, above Ohesngt
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DUNKARD OIL COMPANY.

CAPITAL $500, 600.
100000 Ssharcs-S6 Par Value.
A limited number of Shares will be sold by
order of the Company at 81 90 per share.
The following is extracted from the Philadelphia I'm
quirer Of September H. 1854 prior the organization Of
the DUEKARD OIL CONIPANY:-
"on almost al the streams In Green County the lands
have already been leased with Wow to explorations for
coal oil; and on one particular y the Dlnkards. The de-
YeOpmcnts have been of the encouraging character
The editor of the Waynesburg (Pa Messenger in
ferrng the subject afcr careful personal inspection
ofthe region and the operations that taking place
there says
ave are honestly Of opinion that whom capital and en-.
terprse sha developed the lands along the creek
that locality will found compare 10 She oflts
Oil production, with the Ncnango district, while In the
purity, gravity and value OF tie OIL It Is acknowledged
be indefinitely superior Our convictions this subject
based upon actual knowledge and observation Of both
regions and OF the geological formations and surface ndl-
cations. We gratdod TO learn that not alone
In these favorable impressions and augures.
'Scenufc mon and experienced and practical on opc-
rator concur in tHem and investing Hberay OF their
own means, and directing the attention OF capitalists to
theproming character Of the Dunkari country Already
and II East which viii commence operations
extensive scale II the meantime, individual energy and
local enterprise arc doing much 70 develop that favored
locality. New dcIrcks spring up very few days, and the
process OF sinking we in many Instances without
interruption, night or day"
Books open for sale of STOCK at the Counting
House Of
a. Il. FRANOIsGUS & co.,
No. jl3 MARKET Street.
A. H. FRANCHISES
WILLIAM HOOD, Sec. IN ~ President.
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Am italian Anecdote.

ChaTles, Duke of Calahri8, in ItJly, sat daily
in his palace for tho administration of Justice,
assisted by his ministers aud councillors OF State
lie mad placed ia his hail of tribunal n bell the
rope 70 which hung in tho open courtyard in
mont OF his p0l0CC. Am Old horse who had been
abandoned by his mas.gr wandered into the in-
closure, and rubbing against tie rope, It gave n
Oru penling sound.
"Opeu the door," said The prince "aud bid the
person enter"
"lr is only the horse Of the Siqnor Caplc,," ,"
said the pumd, re-cuicrng, and this made the
assembly all smile,
"Yuu laugh" said the duke. "Know that jus.
ticc In my realm shall be rendered even to the
an mails. Let some one call G pice"
"WLut is tAis horse that thou permit'est 10
wander away !" asked the dUke OF the gnOr, as
lie came before him
"Ah my prince he Las been q noble animal
in Lis time; he made twenty campaigns lnder
me, bnt now no ls no longer iiG iOr service, and
cannot support him.
Tie king, my father, recOmpcnsed you well,
diu hC not, for your services - asked the duke
"luly, he did; | was overwhelmed with his
benefits"
"Aud you do not care tonOursh this noble ami
mai, which has been so faithful in his services 10
you. Go iind him place in your stables, let
him b. treated as well as any OF your domestic
animals If you DO 4Ot l shall never consider
) on -s 10y "A cavalier, and -hai withdraw ron
- u all lIC hv0r have heretofore shown YOU
the .ysmhiCg s.gLu. retired 10 70. cy TIg mtu-
Iate OF Als prince, guu the poor horse Was never
known 10 wander forth again, but was Cageuliy,
even iLAuT.ous.y provided TOR,
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A Coon ONr.- A CORE sp0ndcnt OF hat clever
department Of Ha,pT'5 Magazine known q oyer
the country 40 ".he ITaWor, relates tie following
incident that is said O. have trlusnired in one Of
our hotels .-
A Coon GuN-At the -- Hotel, IN Cairo,
they arc not noted for despatch in filing orders
for meals. II warm dinner Is ordered, some
time is taken 70 cool e. Notloug since stopped
there, and sat down at Iuble with On elderly
gentleman, who ordered squirrel. / waited some
time for my dinner, but was almost through, aud
the Old gentleman vas still waiting for his
squirrel. But his patience was at last exhausted,
and he beckoned the steward to him, and said -
" Has the man got good gun 2"
"What man :" asked the steward.
"The man that's gone 70 shoot the squirrel
oTdered," said the old gentleman, with great
gravity.
Just then / choked, and did not hear the
stewards answer, but saw him disappear, aud in
few seconds the old gentleman was deyouring
bis squirrel with apparent T6ish.