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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

Ma. MCCLURE, member Of Congress from Mis-.
sour, has given written permits to four Of his
slaves 10 go into the army, securing to each Of
them whatever compensation he himself may be
entitled to as loyal owner, and stipulating that
10 case oi the death Of the men, their wives and
children shall receive the money. He has also
written letter to his 'yellow man, I" Casuell. ia
which this passage occurs:
"Make your own choice. II you 20 into the
army, let me hear frequently from you. Make
peace with your God, and you need not fear
death Be temperate save your earnings II
you ever tight, fight with desperation, and never
surrender. Enrol your name as Caswell Nc
CIurg, and try and give honor to it, In The
army give. your idle hours to learning to read
and write"
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
Communicated.
Public sohOOls-salaries Of Teachers.

Mr.. EolToR:-Will you permit me TO offer
rev remarks through the medium OF your valu-
able paper?
observed some time since that a proposition
was made and carried TO raise the salaries of
such OF the lady teachers in the Public Schools
as receive less than $500; il was considerate
ana wise move, for children cannot profit much
without good teachers, ard poor salary will
not command the best talent. So fur the gentle.
men concerned deserve the thanks of parents
and children-bnt would respectfully epouire
why so judicious movement stopped thsreIthe
principal and her superior or older class teachers
are equally Affected by the high prices Of every
NECESSARY OF life, as those whose case has heen
iaVorably considered. II has been though,
necessary in Philadelphia and New York in vIev
OF the greatly enhanced expenses of living
Which nave been almost doubled within the last
Mo years and are daily increasing, 10 bring
ue s~lsr'es 0i puollc school teachers up to a
point OF suihcient remuneration to command
and retain those competent to the faithful iiS,
cnarge OF duties, not TO be carelessly undertaken
OF hghhy performed. As citizen and looker
~ tne writer cannot well help giving his tribute
Vi praise 10 the manner in which the schools
on the hill arc conducted by their faithful COM
petent and judioious Principal The personal
interest she takes In tue real well-fare Of thoHs
ih her charge and her labOrs to make all things
narlnonize' to stimulate and arouse in them
principles of integrity and application. and
by eVer-vsrying methods Of encourage
ment to the slow pupil, to reclaim the truant
and brlbe BY Kindness and appreciation the un-
ruly' ere felt by many parent and will in after
years be shown, in the conduct Of many a worthy
woman and useful man. do not think
gentleman could be procured who would replace
me present Principal for 1000 dollars, and am
Iuliy assured gentleman would not devote as
lnueh care and thought to the business or CON-
command so much influence, for good over tbs
feelings OF the youths committed 10 the schools
oil public instruction.
Wlih the wish to see an institution Of such
vast Importance TO our children well and efficient.
~ managed and As far as am concerned. will
ing to pay literally for il, tubseribe myself
Respectfully, A CITlERs.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
DIED.

HILL On the 18th inst, in this city, Of Con
sumption. ANY s. HILL, wife Of JOHN Hill,
aged 19 years.
DEAN On the 10th instant, JAMS DEAN. reict
OF the late Joseph Dean, of Newark, Dell,
aged SO years.
LEAR.-In this city, of Consumption, on The
18th inst, RoHEHT LEAR, of the Invalid Corps,
aged &c years. ~
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
DELAWARE DEPARTMENT
OF THE
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Otes Of Committee on Donations Of Monev,
INSTITUTE BUILDING,
WILNIHuTnN Anrfl 19,b 1894

OVee " Commlfee on Donations of Monev /
lEsrIrUrE BUILDING,
WILMINGTON, April 18th, 1864.
The Committee on Donations of Money an
peal for contributions in MONEY, to those of
their fellow citizens who do not propose sending
10 the Far the products Of their skill and in
dusdtry. by far the larger portion of the mon
ey received on the occasion of the Fairs held for
the beneht OF The Sanitary Commission in Gin
elnnati, Boston aud Brooklyn, Has derived from
direct donations in CAsn, aud not from the pro
ceeds OF the sale of articles exposed. What
the sanitary Commission needs to afford relief
to the sick and wounded soldiers is MoaKr, in
large amounts aud from all sources. We call
then upon ell bankers, corporations, capitalists.
persons living upon incomes, professional or
otherwise; in short upon all who will not be
represented in the Fair by their productions, to
initiate the example Of those who will, and TO
contribute liberally in MoasY for this great
object. e'N'
1t is proposed to raise One Dollar for eyery
man, woman and child in Delaware, as the con.
trlbuton Of this State to the Sanitary Commits.
Sion Every person is solicited 10 woRK for thia
great cause. II is hoped that by earnest and
united effort the result of our laborh nav be-
worthy Of the patriotism and loyalty Of the
State.
Contributions may be handed to any member
OF the Committee, Or to the Chairman, or to the
Secretary and Treasurer.
WILLIAM CANDY, Chairman.
Secretary and Treasurer,
GEO. II. p. SIMMONS,
Office of N. Q. Co. Insurance Co..
Institute Building
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
GREAT CENTRAL FAIR.
Office Of the Committee on Labor,
Incomes and Revenues" Z

incomes and Revenues,
6O2 Market Street, Wilmington April 1864.
The Committee on LABOR, lKpoMzs AND
REytNuss," Of the DELAWARE DEPARTMENT Of
the GRgAr CENTRAL FAIR, ia charged with the
following duty, to Wit: I-|s.
lst. 10 obtAin the contribution Of none days
labor" or earnings, from every Artisan and
Laborer, Foreman, Operative and Employee (;
President, Cashier, Teller and Clerk OF every
Incorporated aud unincorporated Company, Rail
Road aud Express Company, Employing Firm,
Bank, Manuiactory, Iron Works, Oil Works,
Mill, Mine and Public Office from every private
Banker aud Broker, Importer, Auctioneer and
Merchants Clerk, Agent aud Salesman De-
sisner, Flnisher and Artist Publisher, Printer
aud Mechanic; from every Government Officer,
Contractor and Employee; Grocer, Butcher,
Baker and Dealer; Farmer, HOrticulturist and
Producer; from every MantuR-maker, Milliner
and Female Operative every individual en-
gagged in turning the soil, tending the loom, or
in any way earning livelihood, or building .
fortune within the State Of Delaware.
2nd.-To obtain the contribution Of one days
Revenue from all the Employing Establish
ments, Firms, Corporations, Companies, Kali
Roads and Works.
3rd-To obtain the contribution Of one days
income from every retired person, and person Of
fcrtune-male and femalt-living upon their
means, and from all Clergymen, Physicians,
Dentists, Editors, Authors and Professors and
all other persons engaged in the learned or 9TH
er profess ons.
To accomplish this great work, the Committee
appeal to the people Of Delaware Tao object
in view is to raise funds for the Sanitary Com.
mission, charitable organization for the relief
Of our sick and wounded soldiers.
Let every man and woman work oAe day for
our Country.
Contributions may be handed, or sent by
mail, to any member of this Committee. They
will be duly acknowledged, and placed upon the
records Of the organization.
COMMITTEE.
SAMUEL NJ. HARRmaroN, Jr., Chairman,
Wilmington, Delaware.
Hon, J. N. Turner, Wilmington
DR.. Jas. f. Wilson,
Rev. DIR. Clemson, Claymont,
A. p. Shannon, Christiana,
A. Higgins, New Castle,
W. Bhndy, Newark,
Spencer Chandler, Pleasant Hill,
Rev. D. II. Emerson, 81. Georges,
VIM. II. H. Clark, Delaware City,
Henry P. Baker, Odessa,
James Benson, Kirkwoed,
Daniel E. Dunning, Mddlstown,
Levi W. Lattomus, Townsend,
Joseph Cleaver, Port Penn,
Robert d. Eoffecker, Smyrna,
DR.. W. 4. Collins,
Daniel Cowgirl, Dover.
DR.. Ezekiel Dawson, Camden,
HUM Jenkins,
DR.. Joseph Simpson, FELTON,,
Thomas D. Coursey, Frederick,
Thomas F. Hammersley, Milford,
John R. sudler, Bridgevillo,
J. P. McGuigan, Georgetown,
L. w. Waples, Lewes.
apr 22-2W
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

Mexican advices To- the 9Th inst have been
received by the steamer 0rizaba, which arrived
at San Francisco on Monday. The occupation
of Cabezra by the French is confirmed. A pro-
position 10 Juan Alvarez to recognize the empire
was rejected. oajaca is held by General Dia1
With GOOO.Mexicaps, and he was confident Of his
foreo.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

The Liverpool Albion states that the Great
Eastern has been taken up by Glass, Elliot d
Co., for the purpose OF laying the cable between
England and America. When the cable ia laiI
the proprietors Of the Great Eastern are to re-
ceive S6O, 900 in paid-up shares Of the Atlantic
Telegraph Company. It lie not intended to law
the cable until next spring.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

AN AGRICULTURAL CoLLEGE.-We publish
in another column can Act extending the
time within which tine States and Territories
may accept the grant of lands made by the
act entitled, IAN act donating public lands
to the several States and Territories which
may provide Colleges for the benefit of
agriculture and and the mechanic arts an
proved July second, eighteen hundred and
sixty-two." 1t extends the lime that States
may avail themselves of the benefit of the
provisions Of this act, two years. We hope
the State Legislature will adopt some
measures to accept the offer of the govern
ment, and that the necessary steps will be
taken TO erect an institution where our
youth may he educated in the mechanic arts
and agricultural pursuits.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
COAIMITTFE.

WILLIAM cAsBr, Chairman,
Edward Belts, Wilmington,
j. T. Head,
j. L. DeVou, Jr., "
j. g. jackson, Pleasant Hill,
j. Miller, Newark,
d. W. Moore, Centreville,
Ed Challenger, New Castle,
]. P. Belville, st. Georges,
G. v. Hastings, Kirkwood,
j. d. Cszier,
W. W. Tschudy. Smyrna,
j. A. Duuning, Dover,
j. Woodall, Z"
DR.. @. L. Alahon. Smyrna,
Thos. Simpson, Camden,
W. Townsend, Frederick,
A. N. Hall, Milford,
X. w. Reynolds, FELTON,,
@. s. Layton, Bridgeville,
L. W. NAPLES, Lewes,
Geo. i. money, Delaware City,
Rev. Daniel Lambdin, Camden.
Mrs. II. W. BREEsH,
Chairman of Ladies' Committee,
Mrs. A. W. Smith, Wilmington,
Miss H. d. Torbert,
Mrs. Il. W. Haines, Newark,
Mrs. Taggart, New Castle,
Mrs. A. T. Shannon, Christiana,
Mrs. A. r. Robertson, Delaware Civ.
Mrs. Sarah NJ. Way, Oentreville,
Mrs. Isaac D. Hamilton, Smyrna,
Ladies' Aid Society, Middletown,
Mrs A. d. Richardson, Dover,
Mrs. james II. Boone, Frederick,
Miss Annie Reville, Milford,
Mrs Eliza Moore, Georgetown.
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Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
A. NJ. PENsooK,

CHICAGO, April 2O.-The Rvenine Journa,
publishes extracts from private letters, from
members of the Chicago Mercantile Battery.
dated April 18th, to the effect that ou tbe dsv
after the recent disaster to the Thirteenth Army
Corps, General A. 7. Smith, with the Nineteenth
Army Corps, engaged the enemy and defeated
them, capturing two thousand prisoners and
twenty cannon.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

ADMIRAL DUPoNT.-The friends Of tbio
brave officer have no idea of letting the
recent assaults upon his professional reputa.
tion go unnoticed. We see it stated that
the whole matter of the attack upon the
Admiral by the Secretary of the Navy is to
be thoroughly ventilated in Congress short
ly. The friends of the gallant DuPoS7 are
rejoicing at this as they feel sure it will re.
suit in a noble triumph for him and COM
plste yindicatiOn of his military Judgment
and skill as commander.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
DEFEAT OF THE RERE1s

The Reverse to Banks followed By a Defeat of The
Re6eL-CGpture Of 7tDo Thousand Prisooers
and zt0snty cannOn-06tcial Account
wAsmNoroS, April 2O.-The following dis
patch was received at the Navy Department. ,o-
day, Of noon: 'O-
CAIRO, ILL.,, April 19.-Hon. Gideon wellss
Secretary Of the Navy-I have received privs,s
letters from Red River, one dated Grand Eoors
Ls., April 10, and one dated Alexandra, ami
18th, stating that the army under General Banks
met with reyerses on the 9Th, near Mansfield
Our army fell back to Pleasant Hill, and ths
next day the rebels attacked them aud were
handsomely whipped The loss is heavy on
both sides. The Admiral when last heard from
was forty miles above Grand Eoore The river
was low. O'
(Signed,) A. M, PENNoox
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
SANITARY FAIRS.


So far the Sanitary Fairs in the various
States throughout the country, have been
attended with great success, and the amounts
realized have far exceeded the expectations
OF the most sanguine. The Chicago Fair
yields $4,000 net Boston, about $l4O 900 !;
Cincinnati, S24O,OOOi Brooklyn, 100000
New York, about $l,OOO,OOO; Maryland has
her Fair now open in Baltimore, and so far
the attendance has been good, and doubtless
large sum will be realized.
The great Central Sanitary Fair, will be
held in Logan Square, in Race street, be-
tween Eighteenth and Nineteenth, PhiladeI-
phia. The most extensive arrangements
are now being made by the General Com
mlttee having supervision of the matter.
They held meeting on Wednesday, when
it was reported that of the eight bulldipgs 200
feet in length six have the frames up Two
are nearly covered in, and four are aoored
The building 500 feet long. on Race street.
also has the frame up, and is nearly covered
in. The plan for the art gallery has been
definitely arranged, and contracts made for
nearly all the buildings. The central build.
ing of gothic architecture, will be 500
feet long, 60 feet wide and so feet in
height, and will form a noted feature of
the exhibition. About one million feet n,
lumber will be employed in the erection Of
the various buildings. The flagstaff, 200
feet in height is being prepared and the
derrick for its erection is already upon the
ground. The flag will be raised on the sOth
inst, with imposing ceremonies. 1t is ex-
pected that this Fair will be one of the
greatest ever held in the United States
in point of beauty of arrangements
and extent of articles exhibited. Delaware
has department assigned to her, and we
hope our citizens will respond liberally to
the efforts now being made by number of
our loyal patriotic people, who are giving
their time and labor ia this behalf. The
object is one which commends itself IN
every lover of his country and true Chris
tian man. Let our contribution tben ho
worthy of the cause.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

THANys.-Hon. N. B. Smithers, will please
accept our thanks for au interesting public
document.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
s M. PETTENGILL q Co,

No. 81 ParA RO,O, NenO York, 4 Statsst, Boston.
Are our authorised Agents In those cities to Ad-
vsrtssmsuta and Subscriptions fof the Journal aud
statesman.
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
LOCAL AFFAIRS.

HEADQUARTERS,
MIDDLE DNPARraERr. 9th ARAr CoRPs,
BALrmoRE, Mo, APriiJ 18th, 1864
akHRRAL ORDERS
No. "a
The sale Of citizens clothing, to enlisted men
in the Military service Of the Uuited States, or
the procurement of such clothing for enlisted
men, OF the furnishing Of citizens clothing to en
listed men in any way under any pretext whAtso
ever, is Is forbidden hereafter in this Department.
Any ViOlatlOn Of this order will subject the
parties to arrest and trial BY u Military Com
mission.
BIZ COMMAND OF Mason GEN. WALLACE.
SAMUEL b, LAWRENCE,
Assisfauf l1iuLJnf EsnsraL
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22
PARTNERS

Put III your Oats, Corn and Potatoes and top
dress your Grass with
ALLEN & NEEDLES
FertilizeTl
Delaware State journal and statesman., 1864-04-22

| 1uok}lOo
The CIRcUs,-Brien's Great Show and Tom
Kings Excelsior Circus combined will exhibit in
this city, Tomorrow, afternoon and evening"
Ihls circus has an excellent troupe Of perform
ers, and our citizens who take pleasure in such
performances should be sure to go.
MELODEoSs.-A splendid assortment of the
best Melodeons, just received at ChAs, Grobe,s
new Music Store, No. sn7 Market street.
PARoLED.-Wm. B. IIorsey, Of this State. ar
rested on the charge Of disloyalty, has been
psroled to report daily at Headquarters, in Bal
timore.
DEMoREsT's ILLUSTRATED NEws.-We have re.
ceiyed the number Of this elegant weekly for
April 10th. As usual it is replete with hand.
some engravings and Illustrations Of the Fasb,ons
for the season, and representations of affars oi
note and interest, it also contains full-aize
waist pattern as q supplement Among the ii.
lnstrauons is an interior view Of the main build.
ing, and grand Inauguration scene at the Metro.
politRn Sanitary Fair. The reading matter Is
highly interesting, and will serve TO while away a
leisure hour quite PLEASANTLY, and to the profit
Of the reader. 1t is one Of the best illustrated
weeklies published.
FRANK LEsLR's MAoAgNE.-The April mum.
~ u rFenh Loaheb Aaut . mhBh1lnet mas cen
received, and is gorgeous work. The fashion
plates are really superb, and colOred in man.
aer! which renders them all that the ladies can
deslre' These plates exhibit all the different
syies OF aress in vogue for ladies and children,
anu the DOCK also contains an article from the
pen o. a writer fully capable Of impartingain-
slructlon, giving full information as 10 ,swhat
should be worn, and what should not" and how
20 make each garment. Frank Leslie is certain. |
s " an lnvauaSs Die work and deserves to be we'll
order, and may be read with profit and pleasusss
by the most moral aud refined '''
APPoIErBD.-R. E. Mayo, Of Delaware. has
been appointed by the President commissary of
Subsistence, with the rank Of Captain. His ap-
ptintment has been confirmed by the Senate. !
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7 ANHOOD and tho yigor OF Youth Restored

MANHOOD and the Yigor OF Youth Restored
Itl In -Four Weeks BY Dr. RlCOhD's ESSENCE ofLlFE.
lhis wonderful will Manhood TO the most
Shattered Constitution Whistler ari,inx from Exces.e Sell
Abuse the Effects OF Climate, Natural Causes The tins
ore IA 4 possible. Dr. RICORD'5 ESSENCE OP LIFE IL
Mold In with use, for 81 four quaint
e In for 81 sent carefully pcked recap, Of rruit
tsee by h accredited agent. Circulars sent tree on rece
Of four s:Atnpa PHILIP ROLAND, Sole Agent u. D. No
IA Broons ~. door IoIn broadway, n. y.
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ERIE RAILWAY.-Passenger Trains leave
II 81 follows. viz:
an. IA press for Buffalo.
7s. u. Eipress Tor Cleveland direc' via A. o. w. Ry
ESQ a al, 81 III, daily, for Otsvi1e.
10 ~ m, Mail for Bu1.lo
~. m, Way Tor OisyIIc, Nevburgb, and Warwick.
?. Night ESpress Saturdays and Sundays excepts
for Dunkirs. Buffalo &c. :"
Gp. Lightning EIpres,, dsIy, for Dupkirk. Rochester
CsnaAdaisus Gc ON Saturdays this trsin will to Buffalo
only. ,. H.. EmiT sui. Tor Dunkirx -
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ClvAIxr BurxAu Oyylcs or Asnsrasr ouAarnHi
n,srFR No. IS srATs IT, kEv'Yonr June 10, 1864
~ purchase ia OPEN MARKET oil the Cavalry Hersss
that nav BIZ presented and PSI nspcion Al the Goysnnon
Stable corner lehav and 3hst, 10 this city until iurtsr
notice. - -
Payment viii BE- made In checks payable In certificates Of
tndebtodness when ca more horses are received
Pucs ana hundred and nrty i've (l6t) dollars each.
GRO y RanHSiA 60 saAA-0 ~
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DrcposaIs
DROPO SALS FOR
100000
VOLUNTEER SOLDIERS FAMILY AID
FUND BONDS NO. 10.

ssbd Proposals IN b. received q. the Csmproaer' once
sptil WEDNESDAY, the siS day Of Ausua' 's''' "
o'clock when the win be publicly spened ''i inc
Psisse Of the whole any part Of the sum al rive
Thousand Dollar, Of the volunteer Soldiers Fanny >
fYnd Bonds No TO- authorized by Ordipines OF Toe
porson passed August H. 1861 AMI act OF the Lese
Of tie State Of Sew.York. passed March 6, l1o
The said bonds vii bear uters. the rate OF six per cost
pr snnum, payable sei snausly the hsst day oil NHy
and November In each year, and the prinsipH wi" Do 10
deemed November |, laa
The proposals. will state the soUst OF bends desd an'
the prcc per hundred dollars thereof and The persons
who,e proposal. scseted will tsrespon be required 20
deposit with The Chamberlain Of the City lat ths Dfosa"
Bsuk) the SUM awarded to them respectively.
On presenns 10 The Comptroller The receipts OF The ohan'
Aer.n oI such deposis the parties viii be entitled 70 re-
eeve bonds for equal :o par value thereof bearing
interest from he date. Of payments.
E,ch proposition shond b, scale and hdored "Propcsls
for Volunteer Soldiers fsmy AID Fund Bonds No TO- and
inelosed in second envep- addressed To the Comptroller
The right 10 reserved to reject any all Of the bids the
Interests Of tbs Corporation require IL
MATTHEW T. BRENNAN, Comptroller
City Of Eew.Yors. Department Of Finance, ComPuoers
Ofl,n, August 10 lGt
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NAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF

DAY LINE FOR ALBANY-CHANGE OF
~ PIER PLEASURE TRAVEL % CATsKlLL
MOUNTAINS HOUSE, LEBANON SPRINGS, SARATO-
GA MONTREAL. aud all points North AID West; via Hui
ifie new st.sspbo.. C. VtgBARD. Capt D. H. HITCH.
coo X and the DANIEL DREW. Capt =. y. TALLHAN
form dsy line f,r Albany from DesbTossssst q. a. IN
AID g0h " at 7l0 landing d: Cozzenss esl Dock, we
Point Ne buryk. Pougnkrepsie. Rnebeck. Catski aud
Hudon. Tickets sold on board and baggage checked
and Nosth.
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OENTRAL RAMROAD ofNEW-JERsEY

NENTRAL RAILROAD OfNEW-JERSEY
O-groni Psr No. North hiyen connec ttng ~ Hampton
Junction with Dc.sngr Lackavana Nesorn Railroad,
and Fasion with L.h.n Valley R-roei ard ia
tions lerHs direct line Psos Cd And West, will
4 change of car.
GREAT MIDDLE ROUTE TO TIE WEST.
Sixty Miles and Two ~ CO.'S saved this line Chicsxa
Cincinnati, ST. Lou eic. al but ctaTge vi carr.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENTS.
Commencing August L. 0bs leave New crk a. follows,
HARklsBvaG fTFEEss-At6:lJa "a. ior Es.ton ReAdinA
Pottsyilr. Hrrrsbufs, Msueh Chunk Wilks.bare, BsI
mote, Hasorstonn, Mhsnsplr, This i1 strives liar.
rsburg N, connecting East ana West the Pennsy.
vauis Central Railroad North aud Soutn the Northern
Central Railroad ind With the Cumberland Valley Raroad
hAn IRAAAs $50 ioI isnil E:on Easton, Wstss
Gap scraaos NfesbaTre, Grs~t BEND. Pittstoa bnghs
ton, &c.
l9:i0P n. TRArS--For Es.gn Allentown Msuch Chunh'
Nbkesbarre, Mhannpou Heading PsstsSuis. hsrrisbus
&c.
15or Flor Eaton, Bethlehem, Allentown, ard MsucA
Chunk
l:50r Nor sorDervil,e and Flesniipoa.
or Nor somegvie
7.lO ~ n. WysTKRs E1rR.ss-For Eason Auentown
Reading Harrisburg Pittsburgh, and the West Slcepn0
cars through from Jersey City 70 PitsOurgh.
ELIAsKrHPorr AND NEv.NoEK FgaaY-Lesve New.
York rom Pier No y. r., al s;5 q IA. l. 40 and $50
D. m Boats stop at Berten Point and Manner Harbor
Tickets the West be obtained the Office Of che
Genital Rairosd Company, Pier No. N. r., ct No.
Asor House, AZ No IN broadway, end ss the Principal
hotoA JOSIAh " slEAhNs superintendent
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Deepening OF TIE

Deepening OF TIE
IL nICARAUGA ROUTE 70 CALIFORNIA.
The CENTRAL AMERICAN TRANSIT COMPANY,
on SATURDAY, AUGUST r. AT NOON,
will dispatch their elegant steamship
GOLDEN RULE,
from Pier No - North River foot OF Wsrren. connecting
on tho f.chc Ocean With Ito .a,ors Steamship Moses
TAYLOR.
fhe accommodations these ne vessels very ,uperior
and especially ads ted u tho comfort Of families soyu: 70
ti~ land Of sod. .
For passage apply only the Ohee Of ths company No.
-" ''''' '''"'' r. ~ DARLINGTON Agent