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he passed over il. The whole OF North
Alabama and the whole OF Tennessee
we're in the possession OF the Yankees -
Across the Mississippi, Price had
heen driven TO Camden. Arkansas and
louisiana were believed to be con
ouered; and in Texas, they held pos
session of the lower valley Of the Rio
Grande How is it now Grant lies
inactive apparently unable to move
after having lost in his Virginia opera
tons 25o,00O men, about 70, 900 more
than his original army consisted Of
Sherman has marched through Georgia
and left the whole country open
behind HIM. The enemy has been
entirely expelled from Alabama, and
almost entirely from Mississippi
Arkansas, with the exception Of n very
small norton has been regained, and the
Confederate iiag, except at New Orleans
and along the liver banks, floats over The
whole of Mississippi The Yankees holt
no part Of Texas except Braz0s Santiago
Even after the defeat OF ilood-the only
material disaster we have suiered-cu1
armies are stronger in proportion to those
Of the enemy than they were this time
irct wear
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CONFEDERATE CONGRESS.
SENATE.

MONDAY, December %, 1864
House curl0ncy bill was received and
referred to the Finance Committee
The Chair laid before the Senate com
munication from the Secretary of the
Treasury recommending the passage OF
an act providing that all four per cent.
bonds and certificates received under the
act OF 18th of February, 1864, in pay
inent of taxes, be considered as redeem
cd, and he cancelled, and charged against
any funds in the treasury not otherwise
appropriated. The. communication was
ordered to be printed.
On motion, by Mr.. Hill, Of Georgia,
the Senate resolsed into secret session.
The doors being opened, on motion, by
Mr.. Barnwell, the Senate adjourned.
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LOCAL MA TIERS.

ACCIDENTAL Sm0oTINih---A An unf0rtu-
nate accident occurred at the corner Of
Twelfth and Main streets about 3 % clock
Yesterday afternoon, by which Lleuten-
amt T. f Hawkins, Of the Confederate
service, was 50 severely injured that his
life is despaired Of Some difficulty hav
ing taken place between Lieutenant John
}. Furneyhough and another person,
Furney housh drew pistol; whcrcupon
Hawkins, his friend and companion, per-
suaded him to put up the weapon. In
doing so, however, the pistol was dis
charged, and the bali, after cutting a
piece cut Of Furneyhough's hand, lodged
in the abdomen Of Lieutenant Hawkins.
Justice John +. Eegnault, being cont
guous to The scene OF the accident, took
furneyhough in custody and committed
Inn to the lower station house the
wounded man was carried to 5eahrook 5
Hospital. Subsequently, his case beng
considered critical, Lieutenant Hawkins
made "a Drmal deposition before 4 justice
Of the peace, IN which he entirely eXone
rates furney hough from any blame ii
the matter.
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FIRE--The alarm of fire On Sunday
morning, at few minutes past 4 o'clock,
was caused by the burning of Wrenn's
carpenter shop, on Union street, between
Franklin and Grace. From this build
ing, which was entirely consumed, the
flames communicated to two or three
wooden shanties adjoining, occupied by
negroes, which were also destroyed. The
loss by this fire falls heavier upon Mr.
Wrenn-in consequence of the sacrifice
OF tools, unfinished work, etc--than was
involved in the destruction of the build
lngs; as the contents of the first tene-
ment embraced the nucleus of support
Tor poor man with a large family. The
tire was the work of an incendiary.
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ARREST or a officers Chalk
ley and Seal yesterday afternoon arrested
Mrs. Elizabeth Dawson, and committed
her TO the watch house, upon the charge
of feloniously receiving silver watch,
valued at & 900, the property of Michael
Rou,ke, deceased, the same having been
stolen from him on the night Of his re
cent mysterious death The case will be
investigated before the Mayor this morn
ING.
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NOTiCE.-Committed to Jail, in Char
~ lotte county, Virginia, on the 23J Of October,
1854, a NEGRO MAN, claiming 10 be free, but With
out any free papers, who calls himself JOHN
EVANS and says he lives in Orange county, North
Carolina. SAID nes3o is about twenty-five years
old brown complexion; five feet ten inches high
and weighs one hundred and forty hundred
and fifty pounds. Parties claiming must come for
ward and prove property, Else he will be dealt with
according to the law. THOMAS Ii. SMITH,
no l9-laWGT Jallor.
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DROWNED. Il Between + and O'Clock
on Saturday night, negro man, named
George, slave of q. F. Semple, of Ches-
tertield county, being unacquainted with
the vicinity i'll which he was, walked into
the dock at the foot of Eighteenth street
and was drowned. His cries for help
drew to the spot Waterman Frauner and
policeman Moore, who did all ii their
power to rescue the drowning man but
owing to the darkness of the night, all
their efforts were unavaling. On Sun
day morning his hfrless body was tished
out, and Coroner Little sent for Upon
learning the facts Of the case, however,
that functionary deemed the holding of
an inquest unnecessary, and gave an or
der tor the burial Of the body.
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F1'WELVE HUNDRED AND FIFTY


DOLLARS kEWAED-A reward OF TWO
ECNukED AND EItII DOLLARS viii IT, paid
tor the delivery to me-, In thi. city q each one OF
the following SI.AE rs who have ab>conded from
the Carbon flu Mines, i'll this county, during the
past SIX months:
CHARLES, a milatto, about Ave feet nine inches
IN height, thlrtytwO Year old, not stout with very
noticeable grey eyes; from Orange county.
DAhiti. a dark brown negro, about FIVE feet
eight lnChjs Ia height nineteen OF twenty years old,
very spflcllty e,,,rnteuance, and rely tllkatiye
WILLIAM, duk brown OF black, Eve feet eight OF
Ein1 inches m height, very slightly made tlurty-
two OF thirty years old, vrly quiet III hls te
ntranor from Gloucester county, Virginia.
FESIUS, dark brown, five feet seven OF eight
inches III height, well made, pleasant countenance
and good address, wentytwo 10 twenty four years Of
age.
LEWIS, black, five feet seven eight inches III
height, square built, but not very stout; twenty
eight thirty years Of age; Iinps slightly.
The two latter have relations living in Richmond,
and have been employed for some years III Man
chester JOHN j. WERTH,
de 2-2awiw Agent.
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SEVERE SrABBING CAsE.-Un Under the
influence OF surplus quantity OF
whlskey, two white men, named Andre"
h. Thompson and William " illiam8, per
sonal friends heretofore got INTO diff
Guilty about 2 o'clock Sunday morning,
near the corner OF Second and Duyal
streets, during which knives We're drawn,
and the latter was shockingly cut III
divers places about bis body and limbs.
At the height Of Sle violent alteration,
MIR. Andrew Jenkins, happening to be
passing by, interposcd, and succeeded III
separating the combatants. Thompson
was taken before the Mayor yesterday,
and by that officer rcmanded for future
examination.
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's,WO HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

WARD.-Rau away from Mrs. Lucy G. Bin
toId on the 2lst instant, LUCINDA, u dark brown
negro woman, aged about twenty years; Of
medium sIze. She wore away u dark red calico
Dress with i,itck sal k. She took away eonsideTu-
bic clothing She wns raised iii Hanover county,
j the head Of the MechaHic~viIla turnpike road,
and may be lurking III that nei9hDorhCUj or about
Richmond I will pay the above reward Of Two
HUNDRED DOLLARS for her delivery II me, OF
II HILL, DICKINSON co, Auctoneers, Rich
moud J. Is. hEENEF.
Administrator ct William A BiutoII-
Heu.icO ouuUty, December -, lo0l
u
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
lf9yn HoasE Wanted

AaSN HoasE WAsrEp.-Wantod to pur
chase iNE HORSE, that racb7 orPace5 smoothly
under saddle and works we'll in harness not nort
than I'VE or SIS years oil age Of medium size
sound and gentle. Address 4, u tilrCueh Rich.
mond post-oihce, stating price ana where horse can
be seen. de 24-St-
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MARRIED,

On the oath instant, by the Rev MI Crosse
WILLIAM q MlLLER, OF Germany, 10 Mis-,
MARY {. flIZhER, OF stockholm, Sweden.
ON the 2lst Of December, by the Rev. Mr Ray
MARION }. MEltEnIIIi to Hiss J {. ' ISL, bott
Of this city
stanton and Lynchburg papers please copy,
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CHARGED WITH lioRoE-STEALINC.- Jas.
Berry, of the Arsenal battalion, and
Patrick Shea, member of the Twentieth
Virginia battalion heavy artillery, were
arrested yesterday and committed to
Castle Thunder upon the charge Of horse
stealing,
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NOR SALE, a SOLID MAHOGANY
EXTENSION TABLE, a superior article; ON.
Lunirel pounds MIDDIING BACON, and go-,d
PARLOR COOkING-ST0VE, On Ninth street.
north OF Leigh, hex! TO Fishers store
de 2I-lt-
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ElVE HUNDRED DOLLARS RE

Il WARD .-IEMuEI., stout black boy, about
twenty-five year, OF age, iett my house the 18Th
instant lie has short ne, h broad fat itce would
weigh about hundred and eighty pounds
His manners are pleasant, ana his answers prompt
Mrs. Crourf,'s flrIu. on Chlekahomi,Iy ssnnn. or
about Richmond. / viii give FIVE HUNDRED
DOLLARS REWARD fpr hls delivery At the Hen
rICo county Jail GIO. II. tIEASANIS, =
ar ig-Jt Administrator Of J truas " SEiert.
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EMPLOYMENT WANTED. Ly e

L 4 tienan of experience, not Liable % H.....5
serNi'e, either rs SALESMAN or A~st>tAN'
CLERK, or to travel with the View 81 bat-.E q
selling tor hts employer lie viii only ,,,etsy u
the month mot intending t. change his iEgllt %
present, bat may probably b. rr-rnIa-'L t-..
month 10 mouth Tor VI twelve, Il ,srt f.as. 70
both parties Inquire OF *. CAJIItuRN, teI.-
tecnth street, who IS authorized % contract, aHi "-
can give all particulars, no % lnNtf
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HNE HDtSAND BGLLAES RE
~ WAGD.--Rln away troia the subscrIt'rr, Oh
liluTa,t ay last, seven NEGROES: one woman,
Ii tme1 MtLLl, about forty year, Old, with tive
ciiidrcu boy and tour gnl. the boy beng
about twelve years DID, and the girls two, SIX, eight
and ten years Of age. Also. WOMAN, twenty two
wears old, named HANNAH large, stout w"Ht1T,
viii give the a reward for their arrest and le~
turn to NE die 25-lt'l Y. UECki.ER-
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MAYORS CoURT. Since 0ul last pub
lication the following eases have been
disposed of by the Mayor:
John Pmlpots, charged with bringing
wood to the city to sell and refusing to
submit to its measurement, as required
by ordinance fined fifty dollars and Sc
curity required for future good behavior.
James II. Perkins and X. f, Graves.
Jointly involved in bringing tel0nious
charges against each other and afterwards
proposing private ncgotiation9-lemand
I'd Tor Indictment by the Hastings Court
Grand Jury on the charge OF Hubnrnation
and perjury.
Elizabeth Jackson and Mary Brown,
free negroes, charged with disorderly
conduct, and using insulting Ind abusive
language towards Mrs. Josephine Sta
nor-ordered 10 be whipped.
John ii. Parker was fined 1or VIOLA
ton OF ordinance by permitting his negro
wagon driver to drive faster than il per
mitted by legal regulation
Henry Easley, jointly charged with
buying turkeys in market to sell again
and with assaulting and beating George
Washington, slave of Benjamin Robin
son-tined and held 10 security for hi
good behavior
Oscar +. Edwards, arrested for shoot
ing at Thomas Ford relnanded for III
dictment by Grand Jury.
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sSAN AWAY from the city of Rich
III mond, on the 23d instant, my NEGRO MAN,
RUSSELL SMITH copper complexion; five feet
SIX or seven inches high; twenty-five or twenty-six
years OF age. lie j. supposed - be making Tor the
enemy. 1 Will give suitable reward for his de-
livery 10 me, secured III Jail so THAI get him.
de 21-2ts JOHNSON EUBANK.
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ANE THOUSAND DOLLARS RE
WARD Kan away from the subscriber, on
friiav night last, ole NkGitu BOY named fiiti.,
purchased from David Baker j. lie ~ about
eighteen ys4 81 age, with slightly bumpy face and
II black color He originally owned IN Mali
son county, and may he trying b get back there.
will pax the above reward tor hI- delivery ~ HILL,
DICKINSON !. 90. ~ RO. II. DAMS.
tie Pit
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RUN1 VA Us.
NIYE HrNDRED nOLLAKS RE

IL IA Al = A'hiN'@i' b'iLhho Ne
II WAkD.-REn away from my fHIIn, III iiu-
wanna county, NifginIr Oh the 2lSt Instant, two
SEGRu MEN-tiIAHLES aEt GILES. Charles
Is about twenty two years Old, 0t ttwnr color, aud
about tive fgrt ten inches hzh, and has n mole ON
the side oi hls neck Giies l. lnulatto, about five
feet nine inches high; has small depression III his
law caused by detective tooth; stdmmors little,
and Ia. his hair cut short. lie has free woman
for a WIFE who resides III Manchester, Nhsnla. /
Will 2iyet1a above reward VI 500 for both, s2J'
for either upon their delivery - Hui, Dickinson
Co, OF Richmond, who are my agents.
de 27-5r ROBERT ALSTS. IiuvAnna county.
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JUDGE LYoNs's CouKT, - Robert s.
Forde, charged with the murder of Ro
bert f. Dixon, was arraigned for trial
before Judge Lyons on Saturday, but, in
consequence of inability TO procure Wit
nesses and jurors, the case was continued
till the next term.
In the matter of Edward King, claiming
exemption from military service under a
writ of hn5eos cotpHs, the judge decided
adversely to the petitioner, and he wa
ihereupon renanded back to the custody
Of Captain William H. nrinhard, com
mandant Of a company iii Colonel Dan
torth's regiment.
The habea8 coIprs case of Horace E,
Hayden was postponed Till this morning.
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WANTED Having lost my slave Ia
w tor, slsh 70 rent my GARDEN ami 'N~
CilARD - aonst one without family and la@l TIC
military ayr.
TKRMs: One-half Of whatever IS male, .tia-
Portable room, IN my dwrllins-hou ani f!Te-No.a
for the cold will te given free ct charge Al
dress HESTER ' ToMLIN, Old Church Po-t-ott,e SO
Hanover county, Va. ne 21-YiN+
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xNANrED.-I wish 10 ru-ee. th-

NV TN 7 MI VIII u II--- ~ n"
w vices OF = lady 81 GOV IEN t.->, i.3.... .t.
daughter llmInca!ateiYl, who / entirely a'.. ..
aud experienced III traciuu-- al the yfi.l. .t
q an English education, i.tttu, French e9a 81
on the piano pleasant .tud ut-.lHt.. ....
offered 10 an applicant vino must a. r.t ....
Hended Adlr,-~ the UNDERSIGNED. ,..u- III.
gloucester CnGtthou-e, Virginia, .ttiu.. t.r..
de7-2taw5t' " J. SNili
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M AN Ed, an experienced Man
w ON EitSEEk GA a farm near t},f:a 90
Must he 4 SinPia man, exempt from uualtss -.f.
vice, and bring the best II TttcrncoS .. t. .as-
tor and qualifications. Adlge-s tARMtE 1.-
patch office. a.. a.. y.t...
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WANTED, an active, intelligent ruG.
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"ANTED.--Ae gentleman, eNclnpt ti.s
w military dnty, ", ,ha4,5np l"tmanr -. ilE,a
OF EOuk-kEEftK either permanently az li..s
ocloc. Bet reference gty-n. ALlt,-.- o., ...
rJst-otiap. iy2.- ,l*
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w AN TED, a handy tULVHIU UIEI.
w TO do light Homework in .ta.If ...ly
Apply on Franklin street, one door t... .a,a
lie . F&S&Codit'
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OBERT HILL & son have lust re.
T. eeived six barrels BRANDY, which VIII be
sold low upon early application 10
ROBERT HILL K SON
De TT corner Eleventh and Bank str,etS
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WANTED, IMMEDIATELY,

WANTED TO RENT. two ROOMS,
w lighted with gas. ana IA place fur coal, for a
refugee lady with four small shdren aud servant
Apply through tue pOat-oifcs box 81.
de o. io.
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NORTH, NORTHWEST, AND THE oANADAs.

PASSENGER TRAINS
cALIowHlLL Streets, PRiladelphia, at me following
kouIs;-
Al $40 A NJ, for Reading, Lebanon, Ephr9ta, LiuE,
sapS H3sGg PGys SseToSe fsmssns
Buralo Allentown wilkesbsrre PtstOn, York, Carlisle
The train connccts at = EHGiNG with East pennsylva.
MIA Railroad trains tor Allentown &c, the Resding and
w Re v.sy 1 T2 P6ET
CLINTON win cat1Tissa Rarosd trains for wsss55TLS
BURG Mn HNart6crn CdStrsl" 'cum66rlsnd Valley"
and "schulnln AID susquehsnna" tiens for EorlIun-
bcrsnd Wi0nsport ork Chambegsh1rg, Pl0sgroys, SC
AfTERNOON EXPRESS
leaves philadelphia tt $50 p, NJ. inr galiiog Potts
yir, Tirtlr"ye, bAulsturr, c. connecting at Harris
b. gwih renusyysnA Cent. Railroad trsins foT Pitts
Nothuutcglsnd, El;rro, &c and at Port Chnt4n with
Cernwifs Esil,osd trains mr Milton. wniaRsport, II
''" GEADING ACCOMMODATIONS
Lgo,Gs r. sd9g q o. 4 n ,t2pgnS at all way 'ta-
rolurnns; leaves phnidclptia At 5ooP.M arrives in
Tron, lfFddphlal leave Harrisburg at A. ", and
Fot h'ig gtg lt a M or,iyinE IN rhladelph,s a. ~
'il, ., ~. f. NJ, arriving IN Philalophie a. 2, @
rach@ @ at r H. Tor eaans aud ND al Wav staaas
leave Eeydug al l' no n, and Dowangtown at 1870 T.
tl ne abuvs trans run dssI s, SUNDAYS excepted.
suuoay rlins lcaye fotlsvile At 100 A. 81. and gIa
'CTrsiER VALLEY RAnRoAp.
tulc tbp 10 NJ aud duO r. NJ trains from pniladauhil
returning I0m pownulstown al 40 A. NJ, aaI i!Ii
NEW YORK G2TREss TooR rrrTsBUro AND THn
Leaves New York at r. H., ps ssng Reading at y mid
nlgt, aud connecting at Harrisburg wih Pennsylvania
Rcurring Express train leaves Harrisburg arrival Of
The iennsylyana Express nom fi,ts99Ig a. Sa9 A; NJ
9t re F. NJ sleeping cars sGe9mnsny these trans
uI9tEh betWeen JSgsey @ SuS ahu W % a W
md2 p. NJ Man trains for Harrisburg leave New York
sCaUYfilILL VALLEY RAILROAD.
Trains leave IoIryhle az 10 a. N, SHGs Z NJ re-
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RwrRr HoMR. juno =

SWEET HoWR, June -.
NY Robert, how noble and brave you arol
Too brave and too noble, know, for me-
But you've too lite faith in me by far,
II you believe want to be free.
I'm not released from my promse-no, no!
'Twere never so sacred 10 me before;
n yon could but know how I've louged 70 go
And watch by your side, you'd dodbt me no
more.
read your name In the terrible list,
Bot the tears froze back that sprang 70 my eye !
And fearful pain that could not resist
Crushed my heart till only longed to die.
The blessed tears, by-and-by, came again,
And felt, as you in your letter said,
A feeling Of gladness 'mid all my pain,
That Robert was only wounded-not dead.
Oh, darling TO think you have suffered so,
And ], all these long, weary miles away
You've needed me very often, know,
While could do nothing but hope and pray.
But hardest of all is the bitter thought,
That you have been suffering so much for me /;
Poor Robert your manly letter has brought
strange mixture Of joy and misery.
but you're coming home to my arms and heart
You're right-I AM proud and sensitive too
But I'm only so when VIC are apart,
And now, shall only be proud of you
You're coming home to be happy and rest,
And wait the moment of bssful calm
When / shall be held TO a Soldiers breast
By Patriot Hero's one strong arm
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Greuiug TtIegraph
FRIDAY, JULY IS, 1854
A sOLDIER's LETTER.


AND TRUE woMAN's Eprsr1B IN ANSWER.
HosrITAI, June -.
write with great deal Of pain dear girl;
I've not bren able before since the fight
And my brain Is still 50 much in the wltirl
:. That can tell You but little tonight,
n Woundt td-dpnt start--'tis not v~~
:, Vr at least I might hA .---~ * D'''
When the"~'' ..uSe; so saiu' j., ,,i,d
ant OF you, "Im sure sno . u " ~ SitIt SttS
- know that I'm only wounueu NN''''
I've lost nv left arm-there, now you KNOW Ah!
A mimic ball shattered It ana ieili
Tho last that heard was our captain c0hi
UnHl-tbe rest Is too painful TO tell
I've had throughout the most excellent care,
And Pm doing finely, the surgeon says
So we'll. indeed, that the prospect Is fair
For hOmeward trip before many days
But I've something else, dear Mary, to say,
And I'd say it if IL cost me my lifei
I'VE thought of it weli-thore's no other way
You re released from your promise TO be my
wife;
You'll think me foolish at FIRST then you'll think
OF the loose, armless coat-sleeve at my sidei
And your proud and sensitive heart will shrink
From the thought Of being cripples bride.
-Tis bitter struggle to give you up,
For I've loved you more than ever OF late;
Bot down 10 the dregs I've drained the cup,
And I'm cslm, though my heart Is desolate.
I'm coming home, and of course we mnst meet;
MY darling, this once, one boon implorc,
Let ns still be friends, for that will be sweet
Since now, alas we can be nothing more.
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r.; ;rFggy,f44~ PHILAD LPHIA AND
kRsls 81 TREETON AND CAMDEE AND
AhBOY Jt LNuAD C,Ssrfa"IES
kuIl' e
on and after MONDAY JnggarT 4, lsfi, me Trans for
New lork puNing ktnsuP' on UHa ot pmUdglpa, d, l3
A Al, tNiaht and 2s'' r. VI, and ihe trains leaving Sew
York ~ a, - Ind sOP. N Will he,oaftec % guu eN
cluHyey Tor tho UrCd states Stats and New YORK I'D
Warrington assgupts, and VIII moi take in na lot 0r!
any uAsstugfrs batwCcu said "a 'es.
Washington, and the ily'A - and ~ n, lines from
Mastiul ton 1 2 York VIII continue Ut prtBDut and
Cag prtrgas,rs anu II u Che ip'rFH H1lNC 2jts0uE
aud HslllmuIt, Washington, aad New York.
ABRANCFMENrS RE1WEEN pIILADELPdIA AND
new ) ORR
lines leave p.iairlplig, fom kcusngOu Depot, 60
IL IS A. NJ, = u.d GH5 p pa auo 1900 mld. Ir and
from WalJut S1yc thhgLflyil Cnmdcul, atG ANA Az
y NJ. 4 Uul q q, Al Tor New .rk.
And layr Sew YORK hon foot u CourtaHdt stroot, at
a. NJ, 90 A. " o.. Do a., and %. b., AID ~ utiIg
and from tuu, g. Barclay sutrL att A, VI. aul2 d
jG5-u RM A. GAILMII.l A. mt.