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DOR SAI.E-Restaurant ard Sa-
u loo1-a central location. With several years
1ease. tlry dsy boartets 1T &5 per week, lod4 NJ
fcor Tor travellers, DC. All the furniture, fixtures
aud leAse, a2,SQ0 A. ] HALB q CO. 10 Poss U!dce
Biz CT. conner Dearborn AID Nou5o: atreet1.
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The following amusing story is told ina letter
from Baden
1t seems that Mr.. SotheTn passed through here
a few days ago; but, as / need not tell you, no.
body but his intimate friends recognized, in the
quiet gentleman In mutt, the amusing "iellOW'
of the HaymaIket. So Mr.. SOthern went his way
unbored, for "MOnsrari sigitO Z" is a bore when
one is looking for peace and quiet. When hc had
gone away It got rumored at the rooms that ne
had Just arrived there, and the very same eve
ming, during the performance Of the band, there
was a general exclamation Of There he is !" as
an unlucky resemblance, not 10 the actor, but to
the character, lounged unconsciously up 70 the
portco and sat down.
Yes, there he was, with glass and whiskers,
dressed in Cochin China coat, and looking exactly
like the "Dundreary" SO familiar 70 all the Eng
Ash, and even to many Of the c0ntinentaists here
One Enelish iamily-father, mother-DOth wear
lhg speetacles-twO daughters and a son from
colege-were in agonies Of delight, The unfor-
~. fsn@'e man dropped his hat, and they were in
,i, is. Entering the Conversation House, he STUN
IN ofSI lhe step, and they were in raptures.
tsoni @ SlIs. D. says b., 81 did promise l would
noI enleI that nasty playroOm, but / am dashed
4 must not go and see that chap lose his
money we have reason to belieye that tbp
embargo was taken OF for that nirbt only. The
victim OF this unwilling plagiRry has ded, and n
will ever remain mystery II he knew The ,reat
role he has filed here. way s'S''
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ARMY OF POTOMAC.
Active Artillery and Picket
Firing.
LEES LIsERALITYl
He Will Give the Yankees Fifteen
Days TO Clear Out.
TIE MAINE ELECTION



HEADQUARTERS Au,Y OF THE PorovAc. Sen.
tomber l3.-Pichot and artillery firing have been
kept up very briskly since Saturday, the ire of
ihe Rebels not seeming 90 have cooled off. yet no
being oycrpowcred and losing so many prisoners.
The result Is that some five or six men % dlv
are brought into the hospitals the majority ia Iy
wounded, and some few have died.
Yesterday large mortar opened on the right.
and threw a number Of shells into PetersUurg
with great precision.
Rebel sharpshootcr this afternoon SOLE
across the Appoma,toX, aud Watching his chance
shot ono of our men ut q battery.
He was soon discovered, aud as he was making
his way back across the river, wei directed sho,
struck the boat tearing to pieces, and il Is sup
posed killing the occupant.
Dcsertcrs report that Lee had announced to his
troops on Sunday, that he would give the Yam
KEGS fifteen days, to get away from here, but he
did not say what he would do if we refused to
leave.
These men also represent matters to be in
bad way over there. They have been living on
short rations and were of poor quality The
first thing they ask on reaching our camps is,
"Whcre are we to get rations E"
We were just going 10 draw when we left.
Among the casualties in the Sd Division 2d Corps,
since Sunday, by picket firing arc Lieutenant
George Esslcr, 99th Pa, killed Lieutenant Bcni
f. Moorhousc, llth Nj, face; Lieutenant Joseph
S. Hobbs, 18th Maine, back Sergeant r. Goldy,
llth Mass, killed.
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"GOD's FLAG"

This little incident occurred as one Of the bri-
gades Of the Reserve Corps was marching through
Athens Alabama -
with banners streaming proudly IN the air,
And bayonets glistenIng in the suns OiIshI
glow,
The brave Reserve, as free from fear and care
As though thew were IN peac- p0radiug there,
Through Athens onward marched TO meet the
foe.
A brigbt-oyed, fairhaired girl, but four years
old,
Looked on the scene, and clapped her little
hands;
"Papa" she cried, with feeling uncontrolled,
H God made that flag, Oh see los stars OF gold '"
Then burst a deatening cheer from those brave
bands.
And many q soldier felt resolved as he
Lifted his cap the smiling child to greet
That If his arm might help 20 victory,
Hc'd fight beneath Gods flag most willingly,
or honor, or q soldiers death 30 meet.
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ANOTHER GUERILLA CHIEF CAUGHT.


The Louisville DemOcrot announces the cap
ture Of tile Rebel guerilla leader JESSIE Quantrel
was caught in Indianapolis two or three days ago
Morgan IS dead; Moseby is reported killed, and
now that Jessie is taken, only Forrest and
Wheeler, and one or two others of the dashing
Rebel riders remains. The Democrat says
"Colonel George Jessie, once q representative
in the Kentucky legislature from Henry county,
but for the last three years in the Rebel army,
has been for some two or three months past Ope.
rating in Henry, Owen, Trimblc, Oldham, and
Shelby counties, gathering recruits and fresh
horses, and committing various depredatons and
outrages upon citizens. lie has operated boldly
and dehantly. Still there must be an end to such
OutTages, and Jessie has come TO grief.
"On thursday last the Colonel and his com
mand were captured in Carroll county, near
Gbent We learn that Colonel HOeman and his
llth Kentucky regiment came suddenly upon the
guerilla chief and his men in camp. They were
taken completely by surprise. Colonel Holeman
formed his men so as to entrap them fairly.
They were so completely hemmed in and over
whelmcd on all sides that Colonel Jessie and one
hundred and fifty men surrendered without
firing gun.
"Colonel Hoeman and his gallant command
deserve all praise for thus relieving that section
| OF a most troublesome band of unsCrupulOus
gucrias."
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The Belfast RiOts-The OrRngemen's Dis
claimer.

claimer.
The following appears in the London TjDtes:-
"To THE Enron OF THE TIWEs.-SR IL am
directed by the Grand Orange Lodge of Belfast
to forward to you the indorsed copies Of resolu-
tiOns, and 10 request that you will give them u
place in Your first publication.
"NOurs, respectfully,
AVN. PEBBLES, Grand Secretary.
"BELrAsT, August 81"
AT a meeting of the Grand Orange Lodge Of
Belfast, held in the Orange Hall, Belfast, on
Thursday, the 2jth Of August, 1861, and specially
summoned 10 take into consideration the alega-
tiOns Of portion Of the press against the char
aCter of the Institution and its members touching
the recent unhappy and fatal riots in this town.
the following resolutions were unanimously
adopted -
80 Inasmuch as the town of Belfast has recently
been the scene Of formidable riots injurious tu the
character ana prosperity OF the community, and
dangerous 70 tie peace of the country at large 4;
and whereas among many allegations as TO the
origin and continuance OF these riots, several pub
lie journals have attributed them TO the existence
and operation OF the Orange Institution, it is
resolved,
AL. That the Orange Institution having been
organized for the purpose Of promoting Protcs-
tant principles, uphOlding the Grown aud C0nsti-
uuon, and maintaining law and order, it is utterly
opposed 20 all illegal and disOrderly proceedings
in the State orlto any encouragement Of same, as
inconsistent with It's recognized principles.
6" -. That this Grand Lodge, on behalf Of itself
and the other members Of the Orange Institution
in Belfast, Indignantly discaim any connection
whatever, either with the origin or continuance
OF the recent disturbances, and, deeply deplOriug
with all good citizens those unhappy mObs, have
done all in their power TO maintain and restore
the public pGace-a large number Of the mem
bers Of the private lodges, as well Of the Grand
Lodge, having placed their services as special
COns,aOles at the disposal OF the magistrates, and
in other respects eXerted their influence 70 rcpTess
the prevalent disorders.
"'3. That for the more effective yndication OF
the Orange Institution against the Cllumnies allu-
ded TO, the editors of some Of the leading jour
mails of the United Kingdom be requested 10 give
these resolutions the widest circulation
"ROBERT WARING, Grand Master
"W. PEBBLES, Grand Secretary
"GOn SAVE THE QUEEN.
"OraDge Hall, Belfast, August 2j."
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NEW YORK DEMOCRATIC
STATE CONVENTION.
A Terrible Row Among the
PeaCe-Men.


NEW YORK, September l5.-The action of the
Democratic State Convention at Albany, in re-
jecting Fernando Wood and the Mozart delcga-
ton and the McNeOn delegation, has created the
greatest excitement in the ranks of the "untcr-
rificd."
Vengeance is threatened, and the Peace men
are gathered in knots about the bar rooms and
Club headquarters, denouncing Mcclellan, and
swearing that they will vote for Lincoln rather
than Dc sold by the War Democrats.
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Tho nInimc EIectinn-

AUGUSTA, September l5,-Onlcial returns from
27j cities, towns and plantations, show a total
vote of So O52.
The majority for Cony for Governor is
1876.
The total vote yetto be heard from, will amount
about % ,OOO, and will increase Cony's majority
to nearly $4,000, or about the same as last year.
The total vote Of the State will be nearly ten
thousand less this year than last.
Returns from ll9 representative districts show
the election of lO2 Union and II Democratic rep
resentatiycs 10 the Legislature.
The Senate is unanimously Union, every
county in the State having been carried by the
Union party.
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-Maine has 9Os8 nayaI enIistment. toward.

Maine has 3OS3 naval enlistments toward,
filling her quota of troops.
during the late drought, when the woods
and lands in the direction of Oneida lake were
on fine, one Of the Oneida "Community" men
went in response to a call for help to preserve
property and having occasion to write home for
supplies Of provisions, dated his letter, "Depart-
ment Of Ruin, In the Valley Of Smoke, and
Shadow of Death, Browns Track, July27, 1861"
The ralions were at once despatched.
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MOTIVATION FOR TIE SIXTH CON.
GRESsIONAL DISTRICT.

Special DlVdicN 70 tN6 ETCHIU1 IfltJI0ph
n YOUNGSTOWN, September lj.-The well known
manufacturer George Bullock, Esq, was to-day
nominated for Congress, in the Sixth District by
acclamation. Republicans and Democrats are
enthusiastic in their expressions Of satisfaction.
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DRoPOsALs non srArIoNERY.

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JvItaWa Nhto lpplaedp paper, extra 'uptthuci itnt
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Nu f'lus Mshl pal'i, - nl l' n. nee W, sAmG IL
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k4g~ q T. T. 1 & H
As p IT OF A
N E w L 0 A N

authorized by Acts OF Assembly payable the l.. day
OF April ISL with interest at the rste OF per per
annum, payable Qurtery on lst day Of the months of
January April July and October Of each year, and both
principal and interest secured by the Com
pany and franchises The proposals must be in
writing, endorsed Proposals for Leg Loan, and lo
this oh,e, where they win remain without being opened
until the meeting of the Board of Nanagors at 2 O'Clock
on "wednesday the October next The onerers Of ac
ccptod proposals will be- early thereafter notified such
acceptance, when Ill, premium, olcrod viii bee imme-
dlaicy payable, and afterwards each win 10 at liberty to
pay the accepted 10y monthly nsiamcnt, 10 per
cent. thereof, the whole time, at his
her option. The Managers themselves the right
Of rejecting any bids not satisfactory.
by order 'f flHo Board OF Mauaeer.,
EDWIN WALTER.
.-l5-0t TREASURER.
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-. BOsTON Ann PHILADELPHIA

xREee BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
xhUtkS STEAMSHIP lluc, sailHs from each port ou
SNTT KIAAS nom Wlluu above III 81 street, fha-
depmH, and Long wharf Boston. Prom nrst wharf
ahove PINE Street Un SATURDAY september 10. l-l.
The steamship NOEMAh, Bahrr,wli saiifr1m lIltiel-
nha f1r Boston. Saturday sUptsmlVI L. Ht 20 a. NJ
and the steamship SAXON, Matthews, nom boston Jf
Philadelphia, on same daN, nt T., H.
These new and substantial steamship form regular
lire, sailing from each port puuciualN NaiHfiafa
Iusufuutes ongtivj 10 ouelaf lhc pteuiu. eliza Jn
sale vessels.
Tfciglts taken at fair rates.
Shippers ave requested 10 send SIP RecelIts and Duli
Lading with thelr goods,
For lIeBht or Passage Caging dne acCommodl t1usl
Apply 10 WENRN WINNuR 4 co..
iai-tf no. 1852 IS. DELAWARE AYeuue.
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One Of The imported Dutch cows on exhibi.
tion at the New England Agricultural Fair, be.
longing to W. W. Chenery, Of Belmont, Mass, is
said to have given l7O43 quarts o. milk in one
month.
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SHIPPING.

FRS STEAM WEEKLY TO LIVER
2AiEfa- pol. touching at Queenstown. Cork uaIbHr
IEC wei. Know steamers of The Liverpool NeW YORK
and Philadelphia styamaLlp company are intended 10
saI s follows
Guy on MANCHESTER, SATURDAY, september 20.
tl1l or LONDON, Saturday, oct9uerl,
And every sucCesdlns Saturday a. n1on tom Pier 40
a North River 49,
lrst ChLu...... sllUO Strcrnge elJu'
liut Cabin 1 ,Ud0u llul stterasc % London, ., ~
rst CABIN tp Paris no 90 stcrusr Go iirs.s.s 81 1
IlTst Cabin Co lamhr gl7puD stecrgc o. hlmulg, ipu
Passenger also forwarded 90 Hafre brlmeui Rot
tCruum, Antwerp &C., at equally low rates, .
laTes frtm Liverpool ur QuceustIWus- ifsl ttAlnf
$40, -lTU ealu hIcgraEc from Liverpool ana RuF'ut-
town SO, Those who wish 90 send Jr their uglun can
buy tickets here bt these rates,
Tor lutthoi Information apply az te tompanya omtes'
JOHN a.. DALE, Agent,
No. III WALNUT Street, Philadelphia.
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certain cure iOr OH forms Of Ncnercal Diseases. Used
in The European Hospitals ana the armies throughout
Europe and America.
tbs preparation has us equal as sn oradcaor Of this
form nj disease and strengthens the constitution generally
II VIII cure all Sores, SpOIs, Impes, letters, any
cuIlous no matter irOm what cause how long stand
ing.
prLun a nor hniMe
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DURE' sPIRITS.--.JOO CALLS. PURE sPI-
ris omth proof preserving purposes, for sale By
". T., MIDDLETON,
sel2-6g SQ,g n, kRQAr street,
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lliE GREAT SILtltiC FOR SECRET DISEASES
Seminal weakness, Gouorrhua, eject. EC.
Each box contains % Pills and win cue n num two to
sin days. Price 81
tits also certain Co restore and power 90 those who
arc GUbltuCd by excess any other Cause, and wall
restore AN 10 fun NigOr YOUTH when the Pills ussl
without the injection In these cases, one rul three times
% day.
Istnt by malJ
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non nERMANrowN.

PHILADELPHIA, GEBMANIOWNi AND
j YOUNGSTOWN RMlKQAD.
on and arer MONDAY, May l6' 49, m'H aH'h'r
notice ,,,..-,,,,y ,yro,v,.
Leave rhnadcIpma 8. Z, 8, o. lg " a. N'i hN'"
'te51,,s .ssrmsstass asiSs ~ ~
on IaS1aoT9 he sS,aSa s9' Sa ,aS ana % ,, "' w " o
Leave philadelphia. g, s,l''l u A. N.i 81 's'' Il,
''.t Leave jc6c,urt Hm 7lo, soio, nGoA.N. ,.,.
ION coNsnoH0cEES .AND. NoRWs.
,L.ays $Sar5,,osn, 5',7 1902 mdu9 w,,y, AZ
~, ISs5.. ,ia,a uc, win stop at twi,,aid y,o,,sps
,+. Ton lfANAyuSK
o. sG 5dd II $685. lIO' ~ D. ~, 6Y
and a''l' y rN5MP''ooh' M. Ca 7''so ,u,, An, aS T.
@-3 Depot, Ny 90 fSIa'.i ashs i;1sis'i. 1ss''..
NORTH PENNsyLV, NJ, n-.,-no,D
~ EYF EIiFTLEEE E6THLiFAs aA lLf2AR Hksf6N
SUMMER I'd, ARRANGEMENT.
wiz m l aa a2r & @ MTSb qPG I r. is g,, Passenger Trans
son street, Philadelphia, daily tsundays excepted, asl
IA NJ Evrre,,) for Bethlehem Allentown, Mauch
chunk, Wukosbauc. WiIlamsIrrt.
iGi5AM. t&SsSonIodil51, t&S 10 for 'iS F6r washington
arm modationl Tor 1oyleTuNn 4
ii5r. NJ. tMaIj for Do,la,town
5l5P. NJ. CAcoommodatlon) for Bethlehem, Allentown
Us r NJ. lAJcommodatlou) Tor Lsnsdale.
J. A 4fflTSiF9ojiI'f 4R&TEs Foi iH LlhDEIPiRns lI
leave Be,hisicm at 3 A. N p p Am, and go'P.MI
Boyl5iown Of @tg 4. M $40 T. Me- and r. ~
Foit i'vsiy Washington aig a, ll.2s An and2P.M
on SUNDAYS.
FFR@SspSiS FR55.ppo for for BsiS4S% .ys.iSr at At NJ
puylcstowu for philadelphia az 72O a. N.
IiIm.hel1 for I'M 4dcllhia at Z. n; , 49,, , I
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WEALTH, HEALTH, AND
Nosas BEAUTY.
II to gaia admirDg eyes;
lf 10 cause inydiOus sighs;
If 20 be a blooming flower,
Fading, dying In an hour-RENyrgl
n t0 have q host Of friends;
II for vice TO make amends.
II with hilh born blood 20 wed;
n marble stone when dea'-WEALLHl
Ito live threesCOre and ten,
Wishing life as long again;
II 20 live a life of peace
II 90 die and go 10 grtast-H ALTtl
Ifyou wish life of pleasures
lf NOu value this world treasurer
u every comfort you would see,
Take my advice, and wish 1H hirss.
Then, having Health, Wealth, an Beauty,
fDuN be prepared iOr every duty,
by a careful plrusal Of Dr. WILLIAM YOUN8s New
Book, IhE MARRIAGE GUIDE, which should be read
by every one SOLD By booksellers generally InJ at lie
Doctors OhCe, No. sl6 SPRUCE STREET. price -
cents au5-u
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Passenger Depot in Philadelphia has been changed UIA
FiFIteu'h and Market streets. Co Tlil.lN FIRST and
MAHkLT streets, MDat Philadelphia. Market Street
Passenger RAILWAY Cars convey Passengers 10 and uum
tho Depot
Passenger 30 through without chause Of ears.
Ial HENRY WNuD, superintendent
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RAILROAD LINES.
DluLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, Al
4 BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


DluLADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
i BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE or HOURS.
on and after MONDAY, August !, 1864,
Passenger trains leave Philadelphia tor
Baltimore Ht IJO tENpress, Mondays eNcCpted), SOj A.
NJ, - Ne, 21O ard 10 80 T.. NJ.
Chester sos, ms A. NJ, l3O 800, 45O GEO and ll0O
i. NJ.
wilmington At $50 QIondays eNcepted), SOJ lIl5 A.
NJ, 30, 2'iO, i'3O, GOJ, 10 20 and HOOP. Nj.
New Castle at sos 4. NJ, aud $50 T., NJ,
Dover at sos A. NJ. and $50 +. NJ
MnfuId at y o. NJ
TRAINS ron PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Baltimore az o'ij, $40 A. NJ tENprcs) llO,
wiWr9ton atlas, Cl5, AN, 1924, I'D, 400, 4as,
and 10 =. N.
Salisbury ut 1875 A NJ.
Milford az 24l 4. n.
UoyorutCHOA 4. NJ, and 4l5PM.
New Castle at 80 4. NJ, and G2i z. NJ
Chester At 71j $40 NJ, roo a., 40, 800, 1865, $40
P.M.
Leave Baltimore for Salisbury and intermediate stations
Lave Baltimore for Dover and interim yilate stations at
TRAINS FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave Chester 9t si0 A. NJ ,Ju5 and II Oi NJ
Leave Wilmington a. 5'53, y.2J A. NJ, $40 aud ll'i0
Pm.
ITtipht Trains with Passenger Car atSched viii
Leave Wilmington for Perry yloaud intermediate places
,suEDAYs E. Only at 40 An IooOP NJ from PhIls-
dClpha Co Baltimore.
From Philadelphia to wilmington at $50 A. NJ, 1885,
from Win npon 10 Philadelphia at IAs A. NJ aud TOO
T. A.. Only a. lU-25 4. n from baltimore 90 Philadelphia
ia4 IA. b. kENNEl, superintendent.
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rnST-h FOR NEW WYORK.-DEsPAICH
aisasl- and swinsuIe Lines vie pelsNare ana
hartHn Canal The steamers of these lines are letthf
daily o. l2 O'Clock NJ and oolock r. A. irom thiia per
above Walnut street.
For freight. which viii he taken on aeeonnl'9-ias
terms, apply 10 WILLIAM ~ BAIRD q CO., No. l@is
DELAWARE Avenue.
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NEW RAILROAD LINE NORTH.t
N PHILADELPHIA TO BROOkLNN,
THROUGH ~ FIVE HOURS.
FARE -.
EXCURSION TICKETS 80, GOOD FOR THREE DAYS.
ON and after MONDAY, Auzu stl, 1874 trains viii leave
foot Of VINE Street, Philadelphia every morning at A.
H. tSundays excepted thence by the Camden and At
antic and Raran and Delaware Bay Railroads to Port
Monmouth ana by the CummodOus steamer Jesse HOyt,
TO foot ol Atlantic street, brooklyn returning leave At
lanc Street Wha-f every day Sundays excepted, at IL
A. NJ. ,
Travellers 60 the city Of New York are notified not 10
apply for passage by this line, the of New ,Fsoy
having granted TO the Camden and AmhOy monopoly tho
exclusive privilege oi carry ing passengers aud freight be-
tween tie cities PhladoinhI amt New York. y99-u
W. j. GBIFFIrTS, General Superintendent.
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GREAT TRUNK LINE
FROM PHILADEL MA TO tue INTERIOR
PENNSl LNANIA, TIE SCHCYLKILL, SUs-
QUEdASNA, CUMBERLAND, AND
WYOMING VALLEY,
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NORTH, northwest AND THE cANADAs,

PASSENGER TRAINS
Leave the CCmp0nys Depot, at THIRTEENTH
CALLOWHlLL Streets. Philadelphia, AZ tho follow
LnLLIE
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COUSTY'S TEA WAREHOUSE -ESTA.
- bli,hed n l3OO.-lmpOrter and Dealer In
Fine Teas, Wines, and Liquors.
Cuoice Havana Cigars,
Cross & Blacawell.s Pickles ana Sauces.
English and Scotch Ale and Porter,
Canned Meats, Fruits. soup, &s
Nayy Messcs pat up with care,
At No. lis S. SECOND Street
25-ly JOSHUA II. COUSTY,
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RAILROAD LINES.

PHILADELPHIA GEBMANIOWNi AMI
i YOUNGSTOWN RAILROAD.
TIME TABLE. -
on and arer MONDAY, May 10, lNl' un'h oHihh
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THE WEST JERSEY EXPRESS COMPANY,
once, No. D WALNUT Street. will call for and deliv
Bapp8ge and attend to all the usual branches Expre
business special messenger accomp 1nias each train
j. VAN ltENs SELAER, ,
30.tf Superintendent,
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Doings of Wheeler and Hood.