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Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29
20 the Friends Of the Soldiers
ThrOHshOnt fhe CaRfe6erarY,

QCAETEENksTER G EHERsL's DEPARTBITNT, RAIL
road BUREAU. RichrloEd Va, Feb. 90, 1864
The friends AID relEivss Of soldiers in the Army Of
northern Virginia srs hereby noahed that an arrange
eni has this dsy been effected with he Southern Ex.
press Company 70 carry all packages Of food and esr.
ing sppzrsI 90 Richmond, Va
To secure the advantages thus obtained through the
Express Company, the following instructions must be
oBssrvsd:
Packages naas. not contain more than one hundred
pounds be vel secured, aud plainly marked and sent
Al the expense Of the skipper 10 either Of tAe Soldiers
Relief Associations, which are located az follows:
In North Carolina a. Raleigh IN South CaFolins At
Co.uzbis In Georgia At Augusta IN Alsbsms at
N5Btg0nsryi OF 20 any other point a. which one Of
these associations have an ofiUs.
TIE Agents o. these Associations viii there take
charge Of them, snd ship daily, By Southern Express
Company, 30 tbs proper Agents Of tie respective
States 81 Richmond who viii see them distributed to
the proper individual owners
To meet the wishes OF the sodisrs snl TO give fhsm
q certzn and speedy Communication With home, The
SouLhsrn Express Company has sgrsed to give this
freight preference over everything else; and, IN order
that no obstacle nay orcar 70 he success OF lsuda-
be an enterprise ;he several Railroad Companies are
hereby requested % render the Express Company such
facilities Is vii enable it 10 make this Arrangement s
c0mp.s,s suesssE
"A he Southern Express Company assumes all re-
eg0usIbty Of he transportation Of these psckRses
IL Relief Ass1eato1E are Tsqzssted 20 withdraw the
Agents who have -sreiofsre sgod travelling messen
gsr II The Belief Asssoeishoas viii sstsbliah sEen
css in .hs rear Of other armies, hey msy enjoy tbs
zane privileges hereby secured tohs Army Of North
en- virginia F. W SIMS,
L5saa-CoL and QasrterIaas,sr.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29

- RsmambeT the sale of fac silveEwaTe
pianos, stock, etc., at the Arcade to-day.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29
The RADICAL PROGRAsIdE.-A Washington
correspondent says:

Ths sradical5 begin to give out that their plan
Of operations includes 8 total separation from
the administration party, in case Mr. Lincoln is
TenominSted. BE is denounced as having " ry-
lerized,' and his convention is ndiculed %
being precisely similar 70 shat which assembled
at Baltimore and nominated John Tyler for 70
election The radicals viii run independents
candidates for Congress in sVeTY district, and
radical Stale tickets IN every State.
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29

Col. C. r DiCKsOH.-Ws Were gralifed IA
uneetiug in this city, yesterday, our old Jackson
friend, Col. G. Z. Dickson, for many years the
postmaster Of Jackson. Tho various reports
concerning his capture, etc, turn 0ut 70 b.
Wholly unfonnded BE was in Jackson whila
the civ was occupied, but his official character
was Dot made known 10 them, aud be vas an,
djsiulbed - fississiPgtsH,
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29

We find in the London HidsZ, of February
14ib, the following copy of the letter to the
London Herald in which Commodore Maury
dsnisd the authenticity Of the sO-callsd report
of secgstAry Mallory, which had been copied in
to the English newspapers
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29

- About five million dollars had been fund.
cd in Columbus up to Friday evening last.
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ARLAwTos Qaartgrnlss,r-GsD9raL

CFuCE soUrHEEN ExPREss COMPANY,
Augusta Ca, February ~, ls6L
The Southern Express Company hsre5y notifies The
ienes and relstives Ct Soldiers in the Army Of North
err Virginia and elsewhere that they prepared 70
carry oat HrrangeueBts IS Announced IN the above
card zud that thsy W.. Dc al in their power 20 fulfill
frsregafrsusuta JAMES SHUTTER,
t}sneTsl superintendent and Acting Preside South
ers ENpuess Company. mhIlm
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7. ". sRCTO.Er,
News Agent fer the Army 81 TeeEessee,
AEn aEEn-T, EnR

Tae Memphis Daily .FppeaT.
ksil Csrriers, Brigade azd RsginsasaI News gents
viii be supplied ss heretofore with Dzly Papers at
eighteen 70 twenty eeuts-siso daily pzpeEs st Ike
counter a. twenty I've cents
large edition Of tbs EFFEAL reesived every day.
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J. 2. wo0DsoN,
COMMISSION MERCHANT,
HsHtsr Street, Near C0rHsT Whitehall.
ATLANTA, Georgia.

C,PgcIAI. stssu Ion gysn to sale Of E=auisstuTed
- and su.okiag Tobacco Nov Offering sous 0ssIs-
he lots Of Tobacco for investment.
800 paekaHss OF James Thomas extra 6ns Tobacco
vsrsus braads for sale. J. 2. NOODSOA'
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29
VIRGINIA And NORTH CAROLINA
TOBACCO AGENCY,
GEO. R. CRUMP * CO.,
aqEgssssG, ga,

A GENTS for the szis q Manufactured and Smok'
n ing Tobacco Esd GsnsTsl Commission Merchants
have On hand = large ard well fslected stock OF 10
Iacoo o which the attention q Buyers 10 invited
whlg I'm
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29

KlCHhOsD, March S5.-Ths banks of this city have
reeousdsred their resolution rejecting the old i've dollar
sEuss alter the lst Of April They viii be rsesITed and
paid Qua until furtbsr notios
Memphis daily appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1847-1886, 1864-03-29

DALTON March = w e have ncsntn8 nsH Fhate7ei
fron ths 'front.', 20 repors.
Gems OhsaiHan.,s ana olsbuIne dlEi.lon. had llxa
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

Tie LondoH Times has M editorial on the
doings al tao Tallahassee. ard S~ys. "tteUsb we
3snust ackEowedgo the energy aud sNs ~ irse Tor
yederats td,ug utoIs, We S~n lave 80 - N"li! WI"
Che pa,iie .iar kind Of w,fase whic. IA. car, on
Looking 0n II 10 retn iGi0i Tor shs sHy OK e"'es
and c.uces of tho Fcs!oTals 3nu. Ne VA "Nri's
but the wi ale sysom Is DirDuors, 1dif w"ilG % sen
ST the va~ ctud he wGged wfaaut sc lie .ui lulhs.
NOhiag Is more likely u weaken tie Qescr pity 81 re
Sorih thsn the story OF these cAturc. " "a must a.
fitate nGii eru people eyeIt where !, tui. ihd mit
onemes oi Urge nuI5er WHO nave ~ 5. pilly "41-1
e.incOh Gld his party
The New.York cor espnrdert "f iae Lp"doH Itrss
continues 10 write from Niagara f.hs - - lie Dn"
cratic Wifpnlling at tha place in regard ." 10" .Ries
60 ConvC.tcn lie IrRintai - tlnt II iic e. utoh Is
fairly copAusted the Che go nOniGce 'i 'r te next
Srcsiceni the platform Al aiG.sot aid ,onveh,
son NJ States He asserts thnt az niuS,ios suits al
uncn ard IlstieS, except Uniy cuItIaCtDfs.
The heliy -arly drawing Dr tie q KING mad uf tht
Eoufede9a.e loan took place re IT,. NeoIly one
txth pat Of he loan has already hel s'der e1. viz.
x5eoO0 sterling oy cotton. and Ai.c.o0 by tae sink
ing fund.
The Tfses. OF the Sd. has anctkrr editorial on the
peace prospect la America. ia wnich IL sys. "t
hardly be doubted iSat this Is i very i'm
yorilnt period In tbs politics II tAe Union.
iIlaugh tlo Tendency ins bcen pedcrwnd for
Song time recent events have iHcrrasii the yenc.
aud made T. Il would seem. a,it0s lchcsai. 80 o9e
can say how Ear it viii exiena wAai elects It VIII
ysrotuce but the whole Nolihern peop.- ~ ienst
Siscussne tue pro7riety % otialion with the
euelny lille the Democrats uyIoed ietvc,' peace
and war and no one CIR exactly pr'airi &c pioceei
lag. of tue Chicago Convention. II .nay b. that &c
Ssrty Ia power nav. D.aco.l himself "t enJcaTor 10
Sake the liad out 81 their sails by accepting an AIMS
6ca and (s!lyeutiOn
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1ricrnal i!tpenuc.
TINTED STATES Internal Revenue

UNITED STATES Internal Revenue Col.
,.c,o,. Onire IN ry second Drfict of tie state q
N,wyor Sepns he p soeoSa toi ,' s,s, ye 2,
49,, ,hs a,r.ied hes r.caive1 lis Animal Collection Li't
nom the T,ir.y ond Celeeon ps, ne. o.,
~ lam. Ju, .ny % ysbl ard that L. VIII attend IN
son Or By drraty his Shes No - b'osiw.y' on mon
qndays until and ineludns The lh day o.
s,ob., cert ff1n 10 oeoek IL the morning until o'clock
H. ~ sf.rnoou 10 receive the Al pr Who shall
10 u.y IN. dries snl scr-srd cd up
on hem Within ihr e spefed, viii be babe 10 va, ten
p-f eyu,nnt lidoBa spOn the thereof Any poson
nav h. option pay such dr, before The heleu peci
tsd OovoIpuleu1 buds ory NeJ. b,ot New -foTs,
s,,t,a,.f o. 1905 .HLRiDAS SHOOK ti"''-Hiof.
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Very ElnISHt.


by Te.esTaFD 10 ooteos'oNnl ,oe.
LONDON Suu,id!, sept T. ieo4.
The Paris Bourse ClOseu ia. yesterday iseA'es
s6f 100.
Tle news to-day is unimporiant.
TXe GI3Ja reviewing tho irTsiIs news con sneir lhe
prospects peace OF an arn'iSioe yea! is'"o d. pcs
ant. =, II.
The steamer ATLANTA. from London fur New ora
mt INFO Queenstown. t.C Jd Of ~itehpci wan Ter
fteeriug gear damaged Sac bDre up Rom i'V Nles
HE X. NJ 5. Persia reached Liyerpoo! at o'clock
this afternoon. A..
town last night. ,
The D1iis ep, today h1s cdtoial an America M
s,esc. serhous and conleft tai tie Nrh FibhO SUD
;nit Ia tagtos on which Jci DAVIS A. peiarrl 70 treat
for peace ard argues that rucss SoathefH teiAs aie
lowered there Gun be moth ~ Int war.
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Cornerc,.i Enieil,grT,re.

IoynoS MONEY MAIgrT.-Funus continue to
SToop tosos over .hsa ff seven JesI touni f.r1
,1ucbasgf sank returns Ealing ~ ~ trs"rse
Shat ssi that the question mol a. % ere ~ Si't o.
reduction IN DISCOUNT but whether advance 20 nay n0 De
"' LIVERPOOL Sep. 3. le4-a. N.
Corrov.-The Brokers Circular reports The sales
Of the woes 1900 bai iue.au- So t. sleenaOis
sepd 1890 e1porte The nr@si ha' "dsepced "a ioi
America bot !. easier for o.i'r d,I'on' ne 'se' o.
or'efe the market cosing du and unchanged auiLo ned
s9otstiots e,e: Niddins Ose.ns SD a..cdig toOi
s9sd d,ng Upands bod Tie - a, ,oIi rssilGze ed
o. 81 ,oi' baes Of which 1890 Srs Ano"cei 49,,
TRApY l.PogT-Ile Manchester l4a1srt u Irregular and
BnADs1usis-1he market /. dali and prices declining
Fcasron spence Go. sd Disiana ,tu,s TO- port:
Flour du and Tend az dopn~oId wLe,i fa;, aud quota
tons barely usintsed Rcd ~c,teIn Sdb o; Req sou'h
en-, si3d6 q, White Western oas ,. COIn du.l and
81 lower TIE week h2ed, -
Psos9Ss sTs bean sas .a a w9 Go ss ssoys .t
very de Hd ioIsr; or es1g' a. a o. hli n.
veeki SALE At - ~ o. bSt1er hsn ta0~ NV Sisn
us at al advance Of 3D. and o?Sns with d""H"s-a ten
PRoDrcE-The Brokers Circular repor. sugar dull COT
fe Rice fat aches steady Il - for Io- and IS
xnasII,G Speril vi no.nisl LI.eed Ul ir:n,r sale.
q, 3764s. in inactive. SPIRITS i"sls'i'e. small saes
Bout Errlsh Brandon r,rort Petroleum seady and IL
better d'a and; Refined t.ia33
ready iron s.esdy SUGAR qeiet snd "~~dy cice hin.
op@nng. bat closed flat at a. sprts OF Turpnne sl
for o,ude snd III Tor refined Ln.e. ,akes quei aud
etesdy Ln-eed easier. Liuseed Oil dat at SOA sperm
Oi quiet o. soi.
Graves 1dd report Provisions quiet and steady Lard
dTniei. Eusin inactive.
Bapgs crcala repoIt. " hvs~,e,e. in good demand
3g4 QtJt; Efe SLAVES, az; ihaois G. nrfls. ~.
Conso. closed Oh Friday Is. u for i0on'y
7io bclon IN the DsuA d E',a1 nas increased f<soo
LIVERPOOL stuTd0'. sept 3. p. M.
Cor1oE.--Saics to-day, 2,vJJ bales, incluaing 900
% specrtos Ind exporters Tie uaIke 10 dal aud prees
breads'ufs quiet and steady.
Provision duh but si.sdy and unchanged
Sdirigs peutiDe trneF.
lns,cd Cskes tend upws;d; salcs at Gil TO-
ioNDos saturday. sept 3-p 70.
Consc ior money closed a. SedSt!
Illinois Cent al snarrs a. ais Discount Eiis shares lna42
HAvHi. Friday sept Z.
CofToN Sales o. the week 3 700 baes tie osed
,ac'ivs irregular bui generally weak AesS Or trus
intise a,; 1io Das S5l stne- ID pert, tlt a OaIes
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From, the Pacific Coast.

SAY FRA.cr-co. Monday Sept. ~, iso4
The steamer Brother jonathan, IRON ING
NORTH arrived yesterday bringing sI3I GOO In god ana
coed reports from the mines. wv,
4 banquet Aas. been given 20 Gen. McDoweh ~ We
toria which wss attended by Gov. Kennedy oil ' ALL
couycr's Liaui AID osher Bri'.sh noiarcs A., -,
The Treasury receipts iu This city sinoe '4o
stc ifnnr day nnoant ~ One 00n nd threequsisi'.
sinncv " easy q, per ceni. small bushes , Ws"s
IN curtncY bids ~ ilt0i2c premium cciu bDS "a "a
lrcIG!l,I, tea tend .rs ~ re lucst ssG ~
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

The weekly returns ot the Bank Of Franco
ohoy decrease in caah OF !. p ,uOJ raacs.
A decree has bocu sguei apio"tais M"''ia' hicha-
,ton. Dgro of Magenta 10 be tioveiror II 3 -,rl'.
An0thct decree proyii for tho i"'rg"izll" o. an
rdmiuistr tive stat f'r Algerl.
Prince Aulat and family haG enhilSed ior TONI III
Che East 60. -
The Paris correspondent 81 tie Std edard v ilnT on
She evenrg OF the isi SAYS The fepiat ~ iAe : IN
Scroris indispOsiou il not devoid ~ inti ton tiS
Majesty was cuppel before he ie.t Tor CnaJs iett't-
kom Camp say he followed w. u'anenTes 81 te 81
eight in lis carriage. rc,ni,ng lis boiss Vny TOWARD
me close OF The proceedings.
g4f and lower
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Gteamboals ano Railroads.

NAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
W PTEh PLEASURE TRAVEL 70 CATskiLt
slOuYIAIN HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, SARAfO-
o. MONTREAL aad al poin.s North aud we.t via Hui-
'T IT, 100 steamboat e. yIRBARD. Capt y. u. HITCH
ca, =. md the DANiEL DHEW, CepL J. Y. TALLIAN.
tou, Ian, Ina foi hlh-ry nom Desprossesst, at
I'd sI a II S.IO handing u. Cos1ru-'s loioi Dock west
Poi,, Eevlurgh Po.shkrep.ie Rnnebeck Catskili ant
n Jon Tickets sold bosri ard baggage checked IVES,
md Moth
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TNBER DAYS LATER FEOM EU-
ROPE.


n.
Tho steamship Arab. o...'.'.. 49, -
Ct 10 a. N. o. the Sd inst. ana u,.
ut Halifax at lIO this evening" ~ p'' -
Cor Halifax sud - for Boston.
The Arabia experienced up to TIA nth h.''' t"'''
From the northwest t. southwest. win bcd'. '
u!noe the weather moderate vita IN "cc'so~ Ct
Sog Tbs ,idou fr Sun New York. arTiyd 81 Liverpool
oil the forenoon Of the let
Tho Persia arrived at Queenstown at p. N. OF the
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Very Lntesi per cay Of uarche.icr.

INEkINOI, IEursIHl Sept I, ItU4.
Tho steamship SaxOnia from Ncw.York, ar.
rived at southampton August 81.
The steamship sidon. from Now-Yofk. arrived a.
gJe"uft0gu on The 3lSt ..f ...Fr
The STE .mship WASHINGTON from New. York arrived
a. Hay.f on the 3lst.
lie AcR6 to-day If quite upimpnrtont
CONNIE CItL l..
COTgOS.--Sales of two days y 900 bales, including
veal $500 ' "' -'~ 49,
bfcs z uns quiet aud steady.
Ifo'ifln dull and tending downward. LAID firm
~ LOxDey. 1Lsrsday, sept. I, 1864,
tonsc for money, esl pSs Eris shares 81 d42 Illinois
Contra, SO - discount.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

MILK OF THE CocoASUT--JIm Brooks. the
recTeant wEngandeI whh. after writing the most
Violent pnljpics ngainst Slavery In years past has
come ont In its defense and WHO iasi Satuda, dis.
Sfaoed himself by deianihg every opponent Of az. pot
Sm tbs sane Jim Bi0Dfs uaITied Gataf,0n Of me.
ERE. AID this explains tho mIlA in thai coooanat
portland Press.
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AcscFia.
TIE O,sfe,r,;cks

TIE Ossfofreiche Ze.iWng Announces tne
Austria intends forming zen new h entry regiment
immelir tcy utter the cOHC usion 4; peace.
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1864-09-16

The excitement cOntiAtrS ~ GcncVa, ana W
Federal Councl hes sent is,l bait dion o ue"i@
The scene. Arrests continue I, b. N a~; 1iaohg thei
thst of 81. Fontanel. late State Councillor.
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Rome.

Serious disturbance nave taken place IN
Syria Armed bands occupied the Interior. A.'Hand-
retts and Interior Vi the ins -ecto continue
threatening
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Syria.

IL Is asserted that active negotiations ere go
Ing between Paris and inru relative u 'o eVHea
ttOD q. iioJse.
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C,jantcs for 5nciHres ttlen.

CROCKFRY.-A RARE hANCE.-9tncS,
" tx nics md 600 will hon establishes. villa s"od or
o. ifal. .r WI tfit the l-ce 2iher vune-f or
CLTi-topief -
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1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL

1914 PENNSYLVANIA CENTRAL
1904. R. n. srAsDARp 1ApGE AND DoJsLS
S-"Yo,s vie Philadelphia, foot Of Court andtsty We
au~otywo, Pier ~. North River Throush ,iehsss
We.t Crr.De. Indianapolis, Loaisvls s. Louie Csse
pI Columbus Cincinnati and oil points In tbs Wet sp1
Cenu. Il n No. Aston House. either Depot ThSeasb
trains eAvs Esw-Iork az follows;
q III Espress. rhlsdspniA arrives In PittsbdfsnS
Am -.
p Express via Philadelphia, arrives IN PnsbarshA
p Express Wis Ainutowr. arrives In PNise"ryh =
R;76 p. u. -.,...
Ono 1hronsh Trsin Sunday. via Philadelphia, ~svse
Nsw.i ora at D. .,,-.
Ill ELLiUJr Passenger &ssut. Ne. Astotas~1e-
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Gdrnitrrs

LLKINDS Of FURNITURE, MATTRESS
"a Fs. BEDDING. LOOKING CHASSIS SC. cheaper
than rl,e where u g. w SNtDkHS, No 20 bovefy. Me-
tween stanton aud onstous- Goa rnd sn money voois
warranted sud delivered free. furltusr iu suites
bedroom ENAMELED FURNITURE Of
tsarsnied ulnuiacur. Also solid tna.ini AID Nslnut
Chamber sn'es V4n bud Ornamental. Al H. - FAithlNS
TONS. stB tan.ts OPP osit@ W cossr. r''"NA'e" 'o''
ENAMFLED CHAMBER FUENlTURE.-
~ The best assoitIneu. 81 ENANtbkb ~ MIXTURE. Va
ali color. and .tyes alnu and l,tnui. Plan and orns
lu.nts In snas WI ,s.ie aud tetsil h.o s.aItfH.'es
ami Peln,..es WARREn WARD No. 211 Cana e..
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The q. n. H~.niey pkear@rgt.

TTbIOS. IVuIbIl!. ot!F TO Tow.
The z. s. steamer Hrd sdter, Commander
win,low. was at Fayal Aug. -. bothd 10 Ne'E.fors
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NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.

NEW RAILROAD LINE SOUTH.
IN BROOKLYN 10 PHILADELPHIA.
THROUGH IN HOURS
Fare o.. Excursion ticket. g. good for thrce asya
On aud aer MONDAY, Ans. !. l5'k by the ecu.uodoas
eesHer JESSE iOfT foot Of Ata1tict brocs yR, every
day 5undays exccp.edl II oc.ock n thsnco 10 Port
Monmouth aud By The Rnrtan AMI Deswrs Pay Rrroad
.ooi Of vineG fhs, phis r.,urunS leave Vines wharf
Pal sdelphia every morning at tSundays eIceprd
Travellers from tie City u hewiork us,i6ed not 20
sppy Tor by tina ne the State Of New having
in,cd 10 tue cauden end Amboy Monopoly the sleusvs
pyirs, carrying and betwsea tho Cities
of Ne~ iork and Phiisielphia
NETWORK AND. HARLEM RAILROAD.
Ts!ns for Albany Troy and Saratoga Springs s.o con
meeting w'h Tho North Ws1 asvc t.th ct dpot AZ io"
a. IL. and p.
NOMENCLATURE HARTFORD, SPRlNG.
and RAILROAD tOsNEtdiOH o. Ns~ ia'en. S-esuis"
lsrs feeK-sn. at S.ls aid Ii Y. SUNDAYS eAsepss
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ShIE.-The S5oet. Fixtures. Lease. etc.
q of, ,rr.,ii,s tlrnc-ry store noe ioiu- hee,s and
psr,,, h.ir... Add -. b,N 2ss brooklyn foss ch-c-
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ANCHOR LINE.-Steam to Liverpool, Gas
"a gos Dublin fsf,.i end Londonderry. rhs hne fat
saiHns l. l. llyi-buii, Steamship "CALEDOsiA' Capt
Cr.g ~. ended 20 sail saturday ll5h Scp This Sles..
sp at ed the approved sye % nslr. Ito )sn.ot
AID sae,y OF psswurei Bars IF Tes'ase, including an
abandan supply Of well cooked PROVE Saloon Cabin,
Is 70, internrjafe a61; Fore Can!n, g Se-rasc $50
PAY lb. IA u. D. Currency. Apply TO
EEiNClS MACDONALD co,
Bowling Green.
MAIL LINE FOR NEW.ORI.EANS DI.
W. PFCr- teup,siip ARIEL will loaye PioT }. N. H.,
SEPT u, ats O'Clock p. Cabin p,.sase so
T.. Is. ALLEN 20. Bowling Oteen
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V1OR SlIN IhkfIS EASY.
!. KONu,iNG mOy AND INCIlNr. WUhAs,

F,oR SAJF TERMS EASY.
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looted FOO; I'll i tB-.,.. y ,sat lsunu viiv. .
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a. sc rrits gle 'nri i. 'ssanss 'ti'1 f'l'o' jaw
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consist II
siam Toni br,d1r 5. ~ IT, fre-, s,or--
" inz is,iiB blld NJ - BY " 1T stofiea
Nsc' -. la asop, 80 5y 20 iest ] story.
ySnn, ~ - by ln eat, fory.
Pcunlry, J.|s. = py iJ,,'.. sicry.
Fi'i..n Narnacr.e - ~ .lfsff ifify.
Nsrrh9u-s by a. i.rt y sfoi
En.irr sid Nfs lions' y ~ ~ it.' stories a.
AZ rr.ss- = ~ oarr. tho soyerii f11s arr W.
snpi. wi oil. s.in. ssii. 40 of Din4cdiss nas'
Hes.. AMI ~ god nm ns ur.er
iocafioil alsurFt s. t'aii,y ahor plenty sDd rns
crii; papni.ins .1Dj ID iro-I CONN "Lics1 -
al > tir es.riry
iIi,souiy ~ ~ nd may b. r'uced % al'e" y ec''
tain ary. 'ocl. ~ % ~ err rni wai' ei
Not.j fst- o--ipiuh .. fei,-' viih H't W. rrs 80
siarfsFr Nov Hsap'fs IAft~imH SER =
.c. H my loving baiis. .f.,fen cert. = 'c<'
i.sisa NO. II -oiaLa - Z. F.r fftsrf 'ui'rrniion ia
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NrEw.JERsEY RAILROAD and TRANsP.

IN CO-yu all after MONDAY Jan IL 1854. Irsius VA
lave NtA.A ok for BAITl,I RI. and WAsHlNclUH,
II = and a. u. y. and IL Milufsht The l;y
TrlB viii ,skr assen .ers fsr BALTIMORE and AstlSo
10, ouiy nh, ryun niskes connection at faiadepdsa
Train. PbslrpLis VIII leave Ncw.i ofk a. and 10 u ~
4 NJ, and D D. a.. aud Il Midnight
MILITARY IiChETS vii not be received The . -
a, Z a, n IA, lr.ha J. W. WOODBURY.,
Dec. 80 L6J. Assistant Superintendent y. :. n =
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A TLANTIC end . GREAT WESTERN
"a RAILWAY. SEW BROAD GAV3E ROUTE. fAS-
STEtslk TRAINS LEAVE SEN-iDka. via. tie hs.e
,t;,y.y I, ON i5ot OF lnsrocfss, kOs.GN0 IRRoUud
10 CLEVELAND. o., W,TaOtT .HAhGs VI cA!iA
COZ naetn. with ri' ogl q. prize pal C.. es ia tie N.s
an, road is e NJ extended and viii b. In ccmist<
Insns order TO hA.a.d Gallon lrara, Dayton. CircS
natl A. 81. i.out. VII out break ut gauge
r. 81 OoopaAx Con Ticket AIT, n. Il. SWERrSfR
" k,ea.v1itr Pa General Su5t
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TOR WEST POINT, .NEWBCRGH, POI
l. KEEPslE RoUNDOUT anu kiSGsfQN sndne =
Cn,,en. Geld spriny Cornwall Kew Hamburger ard hfon-
rbs MARY POWELL leaves from foot OF Jay street. evssy
AT. rnoon at - o's.ock
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7 ono ISLAND RAILROAD SUMMEi

ONG ISLAND RAILROAD - ST NJ MEH
II ARRASGEHE r.-L, new. fork, Jainss-sip saA
9,sss. Ess Rive, Gree Pon SAG i'rsr u.iap'eas
81 tor Gr.enpoTf. hiyerioh ispaanS, AMI L<xo
bud q, ~ aud SD p fo zap, baby.o, and Fafar
iueJis. a, and 3;J sra $3.50 p IN for Syo.sse
lu;.B ul ~ tSages eonnect Tor toid sprin4
Iy.'eI Hay EunfIyon) For fsmgsUsd jan aiea anA
Nhhsd. 81 . AID lr:@ snd go. $50 aud Wy o. IA
SUNDAY ENCUNSlO, TRAIN - raves .tiihsl- -
River IL n or R.ysghegd stopping At al strrens <x
c-pt -tap.,-sd aud syo,t Eier c~et- Tor this sAs
al Ieiuced rates. A. AihASv'Eh- oapnA'en'fhe
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WIN gent~ Ie-lgnessn worthy Of the SAVIOR hunseit
~ iIe hands 81 his eneniGs "hciir "a bcars lib fer u
tme-the contradiction II sinner. J., buy temporary.
Might arrest iibit why should TAKE away my peo-
plGs liberty lie he Pres - t!fc Confederate S.1,es
ther understand BY vhai they hold their title L,
PRINT 81 ,u'hsh-it Is the forlraFonce IL NJ Davis
oOnrnaiits no 10 not pnf bin every NOR sing IRE
esils, M Temporary evils; be nigit Arrest them A.,
aii oop tera in jan. bu, raFs with tnom yea tIic
while 'oT ilo sake al liberty"