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SIXTY THOUSAND. SHARES

ofihe capital stock sold al the subscription price, s3 10 per
share, uud not su4e share above that number Will be
SOLD atany price whatever uutl the territory Is developed
This tie Secretary v endorse on the back OF each reacpt
Nr stock ifdoslrtd.
competent surei Intcndcnt is rapidly dcye,21g the
property lie hlstws engines the ground two wells
already -tar.td, and three VIII Dg IN operation a.
soon r. the eugiro5 sIo comslrfcd
There Is valuable ,aU-uIu on the Cotcr Farm, and
timber on the whoo of the territory 'uuesnt 10 give
profit ofs2o per day for twenty years or $40 d for
ten years There Is also large amount focal on the
Two square miles Forest county. Tn, timber and tho
coal viii give 70 Tho Company handsome dividend, nde
pendent Of the oll
The market yalul Of the territory owned by the Com
pany has increased tc such tha. 1t Is at present
worth
THREE QUARTERS OF 4 MILLION OF DOLLARS.
The amount OF capital nr win be raised by tho sale
ofue
60, 900 SIIA RES
WILL BE ONLY ONE HUNDRED ASD FIFTY
THOUSAND DOLLARS.
Were the Company to sell oatetheronc Of their pr,,e,
ties at the present lime 1t would realize moro than double
the amount they win obtain by sale of tho above NUMBER
shares No better evidence OF the sta3ty Company
ofthc value OF their stock, investment, can be
offered.
The Directors invite an who desire investing in oil
draughs, etc, where they cannot ian to be satisfied
that tho
COTTER FARM OIL COMPANY
ranks among those Companies that will stand when ali
others fall aud that such basis thst stockholders
cannot fail to realize handsome proat aside from the
question Of oil altogether.
Tho books tor subscription win be opsn or short tIno
longer the oGlccs of the Company,
Nos. % and p Washington Buildings,
s. THIRD STREET, BELOW WALNUT,
PRESIDENT,
ISAIAH LUKBNs, NJ. D.
yGCB-PRBsIDgNT
WILLIAM NJ. STEWART.
TREASURER,
WILLIAM D. SMITH.
sBCRETARY,
z. ]. HARRISON.
Is-3lH
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STRENGTH TO THE WEAK
. YOUTH TO THE AGEBl--
BIOKREN r., or
LIFE REJUVENAE0R.


TAh prspsTatlop is unsqualsa RoluYsnaSor and Re-
StorOT OF wasted or ineT. functions.
The aged should be esrSin nAk the Biokree house
hold god lnasmuch twin reader them yoathfn In feel
ING aud strength, and enable tho to live again The
days OF thsI pristine Joy. not only eShlarates bus
EtnEhens and reilly invaluable bleSsiag especially
10 those who redased 5Ondlt on OF sbrvy
s ahuIs, MI fortune ordinary slckness- No matter
wkat the Of tho npotensy OF any nnRn organ this
superb preparation viii tho seOt 81 for
sv@. -
BIOKRENR
Cares Impoteney, General Dsbity, Dyspepsia, DeRres-
tisA, IOas OF ofAgpstte, weakness or the Organs Of
Generation, limb, eihty EnAeiAhon, EAnuL
HkAs most delightful desirable and noTsl efslt upoa
no EsrVohA syasm; and all who in any wAy pros
Aisd BY disabilities earnestly Ad'ssdto sesk
ssro in this mOst excellent and snOQusllSd propagation
r9AOns who, by mprudsnes, have lo4t their natural
vsoT, will ma a speedy and permanent cu7o In tho
BIOKRRHE.
Hwm b fsund totally different from all othse articles
~ the BAno PurPose6.
TO TEMALEs-ThI preparation Is invaluable in nsr-
vsas weaknesses Of all knds It win rsstors The wasted
strength with wonderful PsrnAnsneS.
Its Aso grand tonic, and Wnl give relief IN dyspepsia
viii 1Ls hrT dose. brief perstsnse WIN
va.s tAs stomach degree Of PsEect heath and bAsh
DyIpsphA forever.
oss Dollar Per botts or Siz bottles az s.. Bold ~
Druggists generally.
sent By 81 press any nyshsrs, by AdirsBSJoG
HUTCHNGS & HILLYER, ProVEietOrs,
No 81 CEDAR Street. New York
Sold by JOHNSTON, HOLLOWAY A COW Il
DEN No. 20 n. SIXTH sHssa. PhiladslpLIA.
lq-6-tutAssD-TP -~
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Gnnd y. Wy. rrnln .nermlna nnd Lhnnns.

E0ud N W. TrOn NncrmAu mud ThOInps
The President, in gceful spirits, announced TO
q visitor at the White House, thi, moru,ng, that
he expected moment5rlly 10 receive the best Of
news from sherman, on the war path after
Hardoc and his ineon thousand runaway Rebels ;
also from Thomas, who appears to the President
to be first IN the act Of making sure and final
grab at Hood; als1 from Davidson, on his march
to Mobile Mr.. Lincoln has never been more
gccfu and confident since the war broke ont
shan to-day.
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Frw YoRK. December 3l-Coton is quiet.
Flour dun ut aCyaHCc Of sales OF 800 hu s B' go
SUur tate, SlWll 10 trOulD Sl0 zoo ~ for Southern
Wheat dul ana JrIupug. Cora duli ana nom usl Btct
firm. PORK tuoyant t42. Mess Lard urIn AZ 2JIll &c.
Whisky dull It - l22.r2 "a.
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The number of hogs packed at Chicago this
year, up to December "a, is estimated at 527929
against 567 100 to same date last year. and 4O257O
in 1862. The receipts at Cincinnati to date foot
Sp 3Os 726 against 3O7 900 in 1868.
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General Meade I'm phiIndeIphIn.

Major. General George G. Meade arrived in this
city this afternoon, from City Point, Va. He is
on a short tlurlough, which he will spend with his
family.
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ARTH UR Fl. MESS TER,
N PROFESSOR OF Music,
having concluded Als elgagezent at Ripley Female
Colefe, Vermont, h prepared 70 resume fIASOFoRrB
Ii SSOHr In PHllsADELPuIA, JANUARY 2.
l2-8O-6ts No. 2si &, FIFTEENTH Street.
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The Wheat Market ia inactive, and only IJg bdshell
sold S2'6Sa2Gj q bushtl, and new, lot OF Wnte
42sOH2O Small sales OF Rye at 81 10 Corn IS il ste ldy
demand and 2DOO bushels Pennsylvania sold az s. for
old In Oats change ana fuener sales OF 5000 bushels
Pennsylvania made at % cents. 1000 bushels OF Malt
tOld at 81 70. ...
whisky is in better demand. Sales Of 100 bbs Pennsyl
vRns and ohio at 800, and rehed PACKAGES at 81 25
B22S.
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II THOMSONs LONDON KITCHENER,
81 or European Range for families hotels, or public
1uTN Sttuuons, In twenty dinerent sizes Also, PhhA-
~ delphiA Ranges, Hot air Furnaces, Portable
Heaters Crates HrebOard Stoves Bath Boilers,
stewhoe Plates BToers, Cooking stoves, &e At whole
tAh and retail by the Manufacturers
CHASE, SHARPE THOMSON,
s-RO-ftnw.6m 10. 200 N. SECOND Street
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John IL. STOKES,
- No. TO2 ARCH STRERr
REDUCTION IN PRICES or DAY GOODS.
A splendid Variety for
CHRlBThAS AND NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
Consisting Of StJn GoOds.
French MeT.aoes and poplns.
lupin's sing and d 1une Wid.h Black Doifiper
Lupn's Bright WOf Plaida.
Lupns Inc Quality French MernOcs, Sl2s
Heavy Ribbed Wool POplns, 81 30,
Gay and PLAIN style Cotton and Wool Dolaus
BOU va DIS CalicOes, from 81 a 20 jOc,
Plaid ShAws-taN and Desirable.
Plain ShRW.s-for Service
Chlld ems ShRwls-Long aud Square.
Ladies, Gents, and Chudren's Cloves
Laoos' and Gems Linen CauibnC HdkfG
Ladies' Hem 81 tched Hdkfs.
Gents SILK Hdkfs.
Balmrral Skrts-LArge Assortment.
Srlet did CounteTpsnes, from Auction,
Flannela-White and ColIred.
Russia Crash and Diaper.
llcO yards American Crash, at l2Sc.
II Ladies' will examine this stock they VIII nnd good
goods at the lowest prices No trouble TO show them
JOHN H. STOKES,
u 9-lm No. TO2 ARCH street.
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DRY GOODS.
DRY GOODS.
OWEN EVANS & CO,
No, 45 N, EIGHTH STREET,
GOODS AT THE REDUCED PRICES
The Time to Buy Cheaplll

Low prices PLEASE Lsd~', ard you ought to sec the
crowd, and the immcuse amoaut OF cheap Goods 10
sell.
90 pieces Dress Goods, redu.rdto 81, worth 7so.
100 pieces ich raids per cent less than coat prices
20 pieces Empress Cloths aad p.puns, ia BLACK and
coor Capc roun, a reduced so per cont, just
money.
aspl,ces Mcr.noc, tr., Elso aud spc5 Laptps ey,r.
Euc
loorI,,,. black ,.uol Ens,.,a x,rn,c,, d,pbo wd,n,
only 55 cents,
loop ces super extra Fualsh Ni1r,noc,, doub'swiim
only slto. ~ cy aAc yhcsp and beautiful d-oss, very
iarttouabe.
lror,ccs bacN A'racas. 5-t. 60 50. t5, tosioo
% pieces Awgr'oaa rc'aiucs, 3,S ccu.ss bargain.
All other ress Goods yoa Nil find just S. cheap.
CIOIHs, FOR JADIEg SKATING SUITS,
Cassimeres, for Mems and Boys Wear.
GEIBTEG AHD OLOAEING OLOTa7
slurg Cloths, 81, 81 80, 20 81, great loss.
Ca-tlmcr,s. sar.. 81 Go 81. lrct ryunatou.
ctmchla Beavers, nJl5.v.iN. s1to ss. iur NUssc,'
Clo,ls and Boys wear, sweat rcIrruou.
poub.o-vldh Cloths, 5ll2, Sr25 5u50 To- g. 20 L,r.
gains.
Altmt' ofc.o,h' laasaaata srsailoss.I
BAL&ORALs, S8TRTiNG LINENS.
100 wool u,lmor.l. g. a,', 70 s,7,.,ery cheap.
900 Black aud whito HaIrn.as, g275 to s.. cleap
lI0pieces shrtng Iuous. % -, 7]o. to SIo1i low
Keep Your Hands from Olapping
Iasics' Foes'crns UlovrI Is o. and l5- great Iosl
Gents Pine Meruo Gloves Ist TO 20 cau5 a bargain.
aides and Gems Cloth olives, at rlIno1s pdsss, uat
SO sell hem or.
kd Gloves, Sl55 to S2Oo. Every pair guaranteed not
10 toar they do au 'ter pa- given without charge.
Lycuirg Party Kid Gloves. ,ory oa'aP.
Ladies' and Cent?. white ,d G.ovcs.
MUSLINs, FLANNELs, CALICOES.
Atwood Flannel 10 cents. that cant he beat
shaker and ponet Faunsl1 a., 90 49, to 81 they viii
te,pJou wa IN and wash without shriakius
Cnlicoos. ", 25, to 40 cents. We koc7 good ones
NIu,lius sell cheap you an know lhatbv this time
BROCHE SHAWLS. BLANKET SUAwLS.
You ought to the quantity sell ofthc,e goods.
You will and all kinds OF goJ at those low prices ustto
RAISE TWENTY THOUSAND DOILARsl
The want ormonoy the only cause ror selling so cheap
OWEN EVANS & co.,
CHEAP MAMMOTH DRY GOODS HOUSE,
No. As N. EIGHTH STREET.
P.s.-ScHng cfr cheap, Ladies' and Chllrsus Hom-
stitched UandkSrculcts, g. 81, 37E to 10 cents; rlan
Handkerchief TO- l2s, lst. to Is cents, warranted all
Bnon LaGlcs beautiful SsArs 70 cents rcrh,mery cheap
shirt BOaomS, p cents.
CASSELBERRY'S
30. IS y. EIGHTH Street.
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-
Ice shal be o. the best quality. and sHbject 20 the
approval OF the Surgeon In charge who will receipt for
tile ual amount deity orod at o dCh hospital.
yment To bC invade from time tC time upu duplicate
bius, cgriihsA 90 ~ the Arnical IlFoster.
(signed)
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The undersigucd proposes furnish daily other
wise, az tc Ice required for the hospitals urnn ap
proved 7'nuisiOns OF Surgeons IN ehArye the
within named points the following price huudred
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HAIR UPnOOTPD FROM ALL, PARTS
ofhe body fvs DsiHutts ViAoVi injury to NJ ttfH
b. 'UphAms DcpiAiory PRwcer.n hsied any address
lon SIPS, by &. Y. UPHAht No. % s. Bl&urlh Street,
FhnAde lphJa, Pa. II 8 tuansnirp
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A STHhA CURED. RELIEF GUARAN-
~ tSsd IN ten minutes, and permanent crc effected
By the use OF phams Astkana Cure Casee from ten
90 ttsrfy gcars sSndng y3ed TO its infuonoa
Pres s1 Sent Dostpaia sny address by y q. UPII AM
No. 70 Z. EIGnTH Street, Philadelphia, Pa. Ciroalari
sent free L2-6 tasmsmrp
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~ AM.nRlA lTsMs.

We copy a. following from the Alexandria
JOuJnsi 81 he asih; Il u ,f I'd !. s-.r
Ia Rixr ,-fhs heavy rain which prevailed for
ssvsrsl honfs tui ing the night has Assis.td very
srssty IN rsuoyips the Ice from the river, and the
tosefn meat vessels are arriving and epArting
without serious ineonvenlsnos the "hsavy
vesthfrp iheinE tbs worst drawback NJ on air
oosraiioas- One OF the steamers connected with
ne fsrry lina nAds two or three trips yestsrdAy,
bui lhs regular trips will not DO resumed before
10 norfog o. TIE next DAY. In the msantimo the
military Tsins eontinue 10 make their tips every
two h0ufs durinE the day. r-f.ss o. .. = n IN ID
sppsasisn s|' "a Old f.--Ihs order from the War
Department d isetng that Mr.. r. W. Wheat and
sss y f.stsId, Of thi. ei'y, be scnv.ysd TO Far.
f,I Court Hcpss to-day aud ssut Ithroush tho
Uaidn llnes, has been suspended By an order from
Wsskine,on, In order 70 give tho parties . li,tle
N re inns % settle up thsir business and arrange
thsil fanH Af.irs. 10 the nssntims they are
.sossd Aitafsfhsr, but 10 this they have small
hope Of sasssss. They VIII undoub .eely leave In
M ~ I'VE lfaJn aha. The dispense ion from
the Grad Lodge Of the District OF Columbia, uader
when Union Lodge n. and AIM. In this city has
Sesp working lor the past two years, has been
Withheld, for reasons which, Ne bslieye, arc en-
tray aAtisfAotory TO the craft. E-4.i+ Hti
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wo,Lins capital Of sieo,ooo reserved. only 5000
shares 10 be sold at the subsenptio price.


Tho property Of this company consists Of The
wcll-known Martin or Standing Stone trse,, and
simp'e, nee from leases, pnd,, idsi iatsrssts or
roJ atty. Standing stone creek 70 branch OF the
Ii,tle Kt Awha river and its T. ibu aries pam
through this operty, and II has upon y ia ger
amcunt OF boring ter itory than y owned By any
Witt county, mar the celebrated haihbone, or
Burning fptlng tract an 10 x,en1 Of territory 10
Ave times greater, and 10 considered By all exp III
eneed oil men familiar with the oil diatriot OF West
bone tract. The Standing stone OIL oompAny's
p sperty extends from the Littss kanawha river,
near Burning Spring Run, aaron the waters OF
Standing Stone creek, iroludipg portion Of Rsb.
| som. Fork and Two hfls run, and e In pedi-
Bnrnlns aprinH through BY standing stone sad
Petroleum % Horse Neck Well, near the Ohio
river, sad embraces tho line OF urHEAvAL.
The property OF this company has not bean de-
slope' for the reason $50 th.,i; h,Snssd 70 n,no,
their majority, which the younges. aid . TOW days
wells are being Dor a on the adIolniss lsnds,
ant oil had. II iss Id thai, upon this 81 ndins
stone tract, oil wa, drst discovered in 1880:
bored and oil ob,siosd lie We o. N Fsrlsna /
Joues, 90 the Morgan land IL near this properly
Thel lands are held In trust By ). y. Camden,
Esq President First National BAaz OF arkers.
s w c Ss n az hs aon sad ci,
hon conveyed to the sndlnr g one OIL Company
henever the stock o be dispon ID OF By subserip-
lion (to-wi 20 900 shsr6s) shall be sub eribel and
pvid for. Three thousand IN hundred shares 81
the stock have iiresdy been sub orioed an ! phi
subscrip,i,ns received at the banking houses Of
co. .. .n --r' lff d,itu
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NG WILLIAM, IMPORTKR

ms f sassss u.s. 5. g-A e. ', s.l si..v'''
7 I:ssisias e.s sosa: y .l@ 4. sven .i..ss,
i.shon ABLE rood On Sssd NJ ssoep i .o.po.sd
Of Ladies' and Chiid:en's Ceaks, L.dies usderrsr.
ments, Lace Goeds. large and One seies Ion Of
FEATHER, silks, Grapes, Yelvess, Mucous. s,s.,
Dress and Cloak TrinminEs, Velvet hibbons,
Netts, Fancy Combs, Perfunery from the oele-
NJ WILLIAM being the only nerehant in this
city who inports goods, goes for selestions hin-
e Europe, and has hii AEent re.iai,s In Paris
thsiT Appearance, 10 therefore prepared 20 piease
ths noel fHstidIous TASTES. no2-1m
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DRoP0sALs FOR STATIONERY
sqrf1 S.sss 3 A:Is:.; sss,stl

+ fAO1u.au ,LDErot OF .wAsartoTos, RI
n, ior satpisS,sE sTSTIoNEsy icf Vi. bspci
Tot sis ssl months from y.nuafy y isss, per an
All srtisiss ~ust be. Of the very bs.t qn.nty,
.arp'es q which ltof paper, one quirsi o. envs,
E,ss SiaSss Ss. ,ssai. Win III p ssS s
one vs-p mo nftieie bid for and brf ors prser
ior e.sa Article, which must Be dirsineiy nsfked
me comfy. will be ,wsrdsd to IN, lowsss t.
gss 4, nrs :. - y. az,
or psrsons bfopc,sd q surstiss. p ~ - -
snSss az s., s - q :: no.
me Depot ousr'ermsster rsss. yss 10 himssif
or less qusntty OF each sna every strois contr e.
"a for, =. the public servis. may Isgulrs. within
and should aTy nrticfe not be delivered within
ressonsble time after being oidsryd, he also re-
serves the right 10 purohas the said In tha
op .,sst St the r. \, snd s1psuys q ne per
He viii, Ia oil eases, decide whether the terms or
he eontrrct have hecu complied with, and fe-
failure 70 comply with its rms.
bonds with approved secu ity are to be given By
the person or persons oontr.sting, and IN ozse OF
irseiof and III. surstiss val 30 liable 70 The iof
fsitnre speeiaed IN such bond. ~. IN n
!, Prcpo:.l; IN sogI,ss,s nuv. Be .adressed 70
ossrssr s pspot n &.sSis9t shf ). e s
: ssa 70 ss pi'iniy naked "ffdpOsan for s's
- !ssnrnuIr or AsrieIrs. taa .,'y'
: tstesms msniils vrsppine paper, atx,s inshss,
not len than 50 pounds per feam. rer ream. III
% reAms bun snvelops paper Risaa inches. not
Dfeams xhite folio post paper, ruled, per rsau.
10 reams white folio post, unr led.
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FoAM OF PROPOSAL

The a aersirnsd propose. 10 fufnisb, daily or
Otherwise, all the Ice required for the hosptsls,
at or near the unhin namsd points, at the follow
log price per hundred pounds, namelyi -
g. ets per hundred pnunds.
10 the apprsval OF the Surgeon Ia charge, who will
receipt ior the actual amount delivered 81 each
hospital. rt5st.. .s..s.r.... 80
pliests bills esrtlnsd 10 By the Medical Dlfesto.
(signedl s.i.5f I. .TFr4I -~
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ID ERT l. Il L O Fl

oBERT LEECH, Ell - 80 81.
(Lsts Solicitor Of the once or the Auditor Or the
Treasury fer the Post once DepArtnspt0
TF7 OF CLAIMS, - ~ EH
once, No. 40 Seventh street, Oh 81. 70
! Opposite the Post once DepaItnsst,'
VIII prss,ies 10 tho Oour Of the bistriot Of CO.
lumbia, the Court OF Claims, and the suprsus
Court Of the United States, aud Will siys prompt
ju'tment Of accounts In all the Departsepts Of
the Government. ,
once, tls seventh street, opposite Pos. onnss
Department. dssSn
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The above frm Of proposal viii be adhered to as
closely as practicable. Other forms will be re-
eetvea By the Department and duly eonaidered.
Aproper guarantee that The bidder 10 able TO
fuin the contract, certified to By the Clerk OF the
nearest District Court, or Unifed States District
A'tonsy, must accompany the proposal, or twill
An oath Of sil.sisnss ofths United ststeS Gov.
srnmsnt must also aooompauy the proposal
The contracts will DO awarded TO the lowest re-
sp nslble party parties, Who will be duly noii-
fed BY mall or Otherwise that their bid 10 go
OPTED, and ipmedistely required to enter into
soniraet under bonds to the amount OF t5,ooo. The
bon must BE- properly certified and the pc oflee
sntress Of principals and surs'its stated upon
thsm. T
Bidder. must a y present In r'On when the pro
Tbs post ON 60 address Of the parties proposing
must be distinctly written upon the proposal, :,
Poposais must be addressed TO "suTgeon Charles
satherlaed, United States Army, Medical Pur-
veyor, Washington, d c."
and all b da deemed unsuitable.
CHARLES SUTHERLAND,
surgeon U. g. A. and Medical PurveJ or
.r Warrington, D. C.
ONE. .hlaah da2SJs2s
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GREAT PENNSYLVANIA kUUFs
~ NORTHWEST and sourHwr,T.
ON AND AFTER DECEMBER %, trims will
Lave Bait more, from North Calvert station, as
Harrisburg Accom- cd tioo. .......,sp m.
Eris and Pittsburgh Express.,.-...e p. m. '
Pittsburgh and Elnira Express....iop. m. ,5
THE SIS A. NJ TRAIN FKoa rAsuIScro
Contests with The s.ao a; n; train rom Baltimore
Tor r,miss Bu. sSa R sas 6 sns lot
kirk, canands,suA, and
as for eli Gi.y. York '.
THE so ?, N; TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the p. m. train from Baltimore for
Pitpburs and Iris. u.GIr a.E
THE SO ?. N. TRAIN FROM wA.alSGroN
Connects with the 10 y m. Express from Bal
.d Elnira, vi hout change Of -.
ears, oonneeting AT PittsourE .. .'4
ard 81. Louis, ADD at
Flmirs, Tor Buffalo.
Rochester, and
.a syracuie. .. .a.
Owe THROUGH TRAIN ON yEpAY,
Leaving Washington alta o'loei y. m.
SLEEPING CARS ON NiGqr Trains.
SOLDIERS TICKETS AT GoyEaSatsr RATES.
l. W PApE ANp QUICK TIME,
bs- For Tickets and any information apply At
The 0Is o. The Grs, Route S0sSsr
Nationsl Hotel, and Depot House, No. 4ss street,
near New Jersey avenue, WsshioGson; v ,g
" Superintendent N. Q. r. n.
Passenger and Ticket Agent.
JNO. GILLErT, Passenger Agent,
| Corner sixth stIeet and Psnnsy vAniA Avenue.
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Tns o1iy plkcs vhers you can purchase Lndia
Rukt5 <o&ds n IN kinds AZ Mennf pricsE, Ia
a. q A Hkt.Es India Rubber warehouse, 30
ncnn<TlraaiA nr<nue, between Ninth and Tenth
strcs0. hso, an ninds Of Rubber goods hssuti
fslly pcpairea u abort notise. naras-H
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GOAL AF,RAIR

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