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DIR CAPTURES

The entire number of prisoners captured by
our troops in front of Fort Stevensis 81. Twelve
were brought in this morning, who were cap
tured between Tennallytown and Rockville,
and quite a number of deserters have come IN
and surrendered themselves.
The following arrived here last night having
ceen forwarded to the Provost NJ arshal by Col.
Lemaroux Capt. w. G.. Nicholas, 1st Md;
Cyrus E. Coffin, 45th N. G.; w. E. Pilson, 57th
18th Ga: James Southern, 3sth Ga; H. r. Con
nor, 4th N. O.. W. Il. Mountain, 61st AIa;tD.
Perry, 23d N. c.; l.. E. Virgins, goth n. c.; A.
]. Neall, 5lst Va; T. Wiley, i4th Va; David
Mitchell, 44th Ga; J. Fulp, 9th N c.; r.. >.
Mouldin, 3lst Ga; r. @. Smith, LIST Nd; n. G.
Brown, 45th Va; W. KembIem, 12th Ga; M.
S. Burton, 45th Va; E. A. Virgins, T. Keller,
L. A. Overcast, 57th N. O.; Albert Wheeler, I'd
Md; Chas. Hudgins. Frank Bogue, LIST Md.
cav; w. q. Sugart, Israel Loudenmlll 5th n.
G.; Jos. McRea, 57th N. o.; S. J. Munley, 2lst
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OF Maryland west Of the railroad, which th.x
completely stripped OF stock, &ca, while the in
fantry kept the attention OF our forces ne,r
Fort Stevens. They state also that this rnoys.
ment was planned over month ago, that Esr
ly's corps (Which has not been at Petersburs,
ieft k4ehmond on the 18th of June and Joined
brecklnridge in the Valley and moved over
INTO mar land on pluLdering raid and with
Ine nope OF Drawing off Grant from Richmond.
Iner cavalry having accom- lished their
commenced to retire on Tuesday, the wagon,
Ieavag early In the morning and the troons
a Rs1,. FOUR IN the pting Grimes
tom OF Gen. Ransom's cavalry, who eoyerad
their retreat They also state that in the attact
on tuesday night they lost considerably, and
with them. ""'
they assert that their army has received
quite number of recruits, Bradley Johuson
se..ing some 200 in Frederick, and Gilmore
more about 1,5OO,
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TIL E IN SION.
LATEST CONCERNING THE REBEL MOVE
MENTS.
NOT CERTAIN THAT THEY HAVE RECROSSED
THE RIVER

1t is improper to state what troops have left
Washington on the track of the rebels, though
we may not improperly mention that all have
gone that can be properly spared just now.
Up to 10 a. m. to-day 1t was not ascertained
here that the rebel army had crossed the river,
though they had sent over most of their plum.
der. Many believe that it is not their purpose
to leave without giving us battle, and that they
have merely Withdrawn to a convenient and
strong position t o that end.
The information accumulated here up to
this time strengthens the conclusion that their
force was thirty-five thousand strong, Of all
arms.
They entered Maryland with forty -four
pieces Of cannon. Many of their troops were
dismounted cavalrymen. These they mounted
until they are believed to have 5000 men on
horseback at this time.
The secessionists were the greatest sufferers
from loss Of horse flesh; as, fancying that that
llow-feeling which makes men wondrous
kind" would prevent the rebels from despoil.
ing them, they neglected to run off their horses
and cattle in advance Of the approach OF the
rebel plunderers, which the Union men gem
orally took the precaution to do
We are yet without intelligence Of the pro-
gress Of the pursuit. which should be man
aged with due caution, in view of the large
force the enemy doubtless has.
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SECOND EDITION.
~ - z OCT ,OIfK ID M =
3 O'CLOCK p. M.
Later frem the Rebel Retreat.
THEY CROSS THE RIVER OPPOSITE POOLS.
VILE AND AT SENECA
THEIR ADVANCE MOVING THROUGH LOU
DON COUNTY IN THE DIRECTION OF
ASHBY'S GAP: ~
= GENERAL GILMORE INJURED.

Our pursuing forces bivouacked last night in
the vicinity Of Ofutt's Gross Roads, Montgom-
cry county. The rebels were crossing their
main forces yesterday afternoon at Senaca and
opposite Poolesville. Their advance was this
morning along the roads in Loudon leading in
the direction OF Ashby's Gap. . ;
Major General Gilmore, we regret to learn,
was this forenoon thrown from his horse, while
at the head Of the portion Of the 10th corps now
following up the rebels In our 'front.'
His ankle was so severely injured as that he
will not be fit for service again for some days
In the meanwhile General Emory takes his
command. rl- -..t: .ae.-ar. -
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THE RAILROAD

Yesterday morning several gentlemen went
over the road to Baltimore on ahand cal, reach
ing there about o'clock
Mr.. koontz, the agent, and Mr.. Walker, pas.
senger agent, during the afternoon made trip
through, reaching Baltimore about4A O'Clock,
and found the track undisturbed except by
some lumber across 1t near Belts vile and three
Cross-ties burned.
Engine 81 with cars left Baltimore about 6
O'Clock, and reached here in an hour and twen-
ty minutes, bringing in $50 soldiers of the 5th
corps, from the Relay House.
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THIRD edition.
81 s O'CLOCK P. M.
s O'CLOCK P. M.
THE REBEL REAR GUARD CROSSING
THE RIYER AT PO0LESVILLE.

They are Harassed by our Cavalry and
Light Artillery-The Reported Battle at
Rockville a Canard. -..-.-----.-----
49, We learn from gentleman who LETT Rock-
Vile this morning and arrived here about one
O'Clock, that the rebel rear guard passed
through Rockville last night at ten o'clock.
They were driving before them several thou.
sand head of cattle and a large number Of
horses. They did not appear to have many
prisoners. M s
A pursuing Union force passed through after
them halt an hour after wards.
Our cavalry has been harassing and annoy
ing the Rebel rear considerably, but no engage
ment had taken place.
The Rebel rear guard took the PooIesvi
road, and this morning early canRonading was
heard about Seneca, the supposition being that
our artillery was annoying them while eros
sing.
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REPORTS FROM UP RIVER VIA GEORGE


tbs currently reported in Georgetown that
division of the 9Th corps overlook the rear
guard of the flying rebels at Ofutts Gross
Roads, on the river road, yesterday, and cap.
tured $50 or 200 prisoners
Nj. Busey, loek-keeper about five miles
from Georgetown, reports that no damage is
done the canal at Muddy Branch. Muddy
Branch is 30 miles above Georgetown.
A boatman from South Branch, Just arrived
by the railroad to Hancock and the rem ainder
Of the way by turnpikY, says that there is no
damage to the canal between South Branch
and Hancock, and there is hope Of a speedy
re-opening Of canal business.
About one O'Clock two rebels were brought
from the Virginia side by way of the 40 ueduct
under cavalry guard. They were mounted
on fine horses, and probably belong TO the
plunderers who have been robbng the farms
in the neighborhood Of Falls Church.
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FROM WEST VIRGINIA.
ayements of Gen. Hunters COmma and i.

PHILADELPHIA, July 13-The New York
Heraid,s Special from Headquarters Depart
ment of Western Virginia, on the 18th instant
says: Gen. Sulhyan's division has occupied
Martinsburg without opposition, and restored
railroad communications, which are now open
thence to Wheeling. Gen. Howe had assumed
command at Harper's Ferry, relieving Gen.
SigeI. Gen. Eunter's forces are very active.
1t is believed that the total rebel force opera-
ting in Maryland is sc, 900. !
The Herald's Hagerstown special of the 18th
reports heavy firing for several hours yester-
day in the neighborhOod of Westminster, and
a severe cavalry engagement isindirectly re-
ported. General Hunters command is on
hand. Colonel Sullivan is in command at
Martinsburg. There is NO rebel force west of
South Mountain, and the people are returning
home.
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GEN. TYLER NOT A PRISONER

GEN. TYLER NOT PRISONER.
On what we deemed good authority, we sta
ted in our extra on last Sunday that General
Tyler was not wounded or captured in the
fighting on Saturday at the Monocacy. Our
information proves to have been correct, as
Gen. T. yesterday arrived safely in Baltimore
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FROM GEN. SHERMAN'S ARMY.
Capture of 1900 Prisoners.


We have just received the following note
from Gen. Webster: .es't
WEDNESDAY EVENING, July 6-10 p. H.
Mr.. Mercer: have just received telegram
its wings on the Chattahoochie, above and be-
low the bridge. The main rebel army is across;
only one corps, Hardee's, remains on this side,
occupying the tste du pont.
The weather is very bad. We have driven
the enemy from the strong positions at Ksne-
saw and Smyrna, and camp Ave miles south
of Marietta. We have taken about 1900 pris-
oners. Our pickets ara on the river bank at
Prices Ferry and at the mouth OF the Nick
aiask-g + ~ Respectfully,
J. D. WEBsTEe, Rrigstier General.
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PATRIOTIC REGIMENTS.

The 5th Wisconsin, volunteers, Coh Allen.
and the 9th Maine, of the LIST division, 6 On corps
were among the troops who came to the de-
fence of Washington from Grants army, and
were encamped near Fort Stevens. Their time
had expired, but they periodically agreed 10
remain on duty, so long as there was any da-.-
ger to Washington.
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Important from the West.
FORREST ROUTED AND KILLED,
SHERMAN WITHIN SIX MILES OF ATLANTA.

SHERMAN WITHIN SIX MILES OF ATLANTA,
Telegraphic comm unication with the north
and west was re established last evening, and
the Government had the use of the only WIRE
put in working order from hence to Baltimore
We learn that among the dispatches received
ere dark, was one from Memphis, stating that
Gen. Andrew Jackson Smith had met and COM
pletely routed the rebel force under Forrest
and that Forrest himself was killed in the en-
gagement.
Means are doubtless being taken to-day to
verify the correctness of this in formation which
did not reach Memphis in the shape of an
official account or report.
Another dispatch, received last evening" an
nouDces the good news that Sherman's army
was then within six miles Of Atlanta.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.

More DISTINCTIONS by the Pirate Florida.
PHILADELPHIA, july 12.-The Inquirer has
q special from New York, which announces
the capture of the steamer Electric Spark
from New Orleans, on Saturday afternoon at
2 p M, 60 miles south of Cape Henlopen, by
the pirate Florida.
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1856 CHOICE STOCK 1856
4s6 INTERIOR ADORNMENTs 4s6
4s6 PAPERHANGINGs. 1856
A select and varied stock of Gilt Medium and
low,prlced Paperhangin Borders, Statues, Cen
ter Pieces, &c. - ~-6f :
WINDOW SHADES.
Buff Green, Chocolate, Brown and Gilt Window
Tsssels, &c.
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
Silk and WOrsted Picture Cord and Tassels, dR-
ferent sizes and cOlOrs, q beautiful assortment;
Picture Rings, Nails, &c.
OVAL PICTURE FRAMES
The largest assortment of Oval Frames in the
District, warranted to be gilded with gold leaf:
also, variety of Dark Wood Frames, with q va
ried stock of smallsized oval and Carrie de Yisite
Frames. 49,
ENGRAVINGS AND PAINTINGS.
few choice Engravings and Paintings always
in store.
Orders for Paperhan ging and Window Shades
punctually attended to in city or county.
Terms cash fer goods or labor.
J. MARKRITER,
No. 4S6 Seventh reet,
Jy7- Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall.
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SUBSTITUTES.
THE DRAFT

IN THE DRAFT
HI Best plan to escape the pending draft is to
furnish acceptable substitutes while they may be
obtained at reasonable rates. Apply at once to
GARDNER & BURGESS, No. 239 street. near
18th. Office hours from 9 a, to p. m. jy 14-3t*
nRAFTED.-Any person wishing to procure
- ubstitute on reasonable terms can do so by
calling at No. 319 Il street, under the Kirby
House. between 18th and 18th
jy 49, w* ]. 81. POSEY and A. JOHNSON.
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Wild Cherry Tonic Bitters.
EOR G AP Il NJ A Y.

X q A z i TT
The staunch and commodious Steamer
MANHATTAN,
CAPTAIN K. A. RYTHER, ..
OF the Cape May line, is now making her regular
Leaving Arch Street wharf, Phila- 6 s4sihszF
delphia, every Tuesday, Thursda y2zEszz<7zsas
and Saturday at O'Clock a.. m. Returning, leaves
Cape May every Monday, Wednesday and Friday
at SO O'Clock a. m.
stopping at New Castle, going and returning,
half price Servants 81 80, carriage hire extra.
No ght will be received after O'Clock, and in
jy ~ n''' '''D'' Jos. A STEWART, Agent,
MILITARY BOARDING SCHOOL-On Balti-
lFl more Railroad, Is miles from Philadel pha
Pupils have the benefits of home; thorough
course in Mathematics, languages, English &c
Number limited. Terms moderate. Received at
any time Pine Library and Apparatus. Address
Rev. j. HERVEY BARTON, A. NJ, Village Green
Seminary, Delaware county, Pa. CIV"
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The Capture of General Franklin.

HAvRR sE GRACE, July ~ -Regarding the
arrest of Gen. Franklin, it seems that General
Gilmore recognized him and politely requested
him to leave the car. He then placed him In a
buggy under guard.
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LOST AND FOUND.

7 osT-A small DIAMOND PIN. between 1sth
18th Il sen nsFsb Of $50 will BE ssea BY
CAVE 70 ~ PREMIsEsSn,A white COW and
VI sfSSf
u spotted red and white COW; big horns; about
81 EHiEs T e sssssaa
s9kREL MoaS IS f. s t9ksn " s,..ss
and
town. b. o.. - - j. list
TAME 10 MY PREMISES last Monday, a large
~ red cow. The owner is requested to come
IL hss4 SfH sssss:SS5s F
Gin REWARD. -strayed or stolen, ON the 18th
" ~ inst. two HORSESHOE a sorrel Horse.
with long tail yhite spe, in the fscs The ether
'1Sli 'fEsas %
l. Bound wi til gold The finder will receive the
full valse of the ring by Leaving it at No, sssPa
ave-, south side. between ~ and eth SITS y lset-
}b red s ans
the stS inst. WIN ' W. FERGU soN, Jr".
" +,
on Sunday last, an AFRICAN PARROT, grey)
with red tail feathers, in full plumage. The above
HS d Si fis 81 s + to
OsT-Yesterday. betw cen 2lst and 18th streets.
1 and 1t and Penn a avenue. large leather
POCKET-BOOK, containing some vafurble papers
oHS ef sy
and Penn'a avenue. jy 1875
bass COW 81 GAEp on the .h s
property, pay charges and take them away. ROBT
STORY, south Capitol street, between and o
streets. jyl2-3t*
STRAYED AWAY LAST WEDNESDAY morn
= ing small cow. white and grey, with small
horns turned up . little. liberal reward will
be given if brought to No. 421 9th ST., between
and SITS. jy l23t*
OFFERED FOR SALE TO ME, AND SUPPOSED
" to be stolen, three BLACK HOGS. The owner
can have the same by proving property and paying
"AN JAMES STOREY,
Half ST. betw. P and @ sts,
ty 23t* Washington, D. c.
TAME TO MY PREMISES-On the 7th instant,
~ q RED COW with horns. The owner can prove
the property, pay charges and take her away.
RACHEL JENKINS.
jy8 366 91st street between G. and H.
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ARRIVAL OF GUNBOATs.

The gunboats Pontiac, Mackinaw and Con-
modore Barney, with the iron clad Atlanta,
arrived in the Eastern Branch this morning
The gunboat Malvern, bearing the flag of Ad-
mlral Lee, is on the way up. The Resolute, OF
the hotlla, arrived about noon.
NEW YORK PAPKRs.-We are indebted to
Jos. Shillington, Odeon Building, and Barney
Green, of the Kirkwood House news stand, for
late New York papers, which these entarpri-
sing dealers have brought through with char
acteristic energy.
From Shillington we have aa advance copy
of Harper's Magazine for August
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w A T E R r e N g..

WATER RRGIsrRAR's OFFICE. ,
CITY HALL. July 7, 1861.
All persons who use the Aqueduct water on the r
premises are hereby notified that til water rent is
now due to the Corporation for the period from
July ], 1864, to January ], 1865 q
, The water rent is required tofbe paid at this Of
nee during this month Of July. If not paid by or
water be shut off at the main and not restored ex
cept upon payment of arrears and two dollars for
expense of shutting off and restoring.
The law does not provide for serving individual
notices, and this public notice is all that win be-
given. RANDOLPH COYLE,-
Jy slim Water Re gistrar.
VETERINARY SURGEON.-D7. J. B. Mckay
~; Member Of the Royal V. s. College, ~
ed in the most scientific manner TownNA
and country practice attended to. Charges mod
tween 9Th and 7th ie a.2w+
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IOsEpH REYNOLDS Il CO,
PLUMBERS, GAS, AND STEAM FITTERS,
No. SOC NIssH srnkRr, near avenue.

Have lust received, and viii constantly keep Ga
hand the largest and best assortment In the city
Of Chandeliers, Brackets. Drop Lights. porIaoles'
[ Glass Globes mica and other shaoes ana all aru-
oles in this line from the best estsohshments 10
New York Philadelphia, DO, Wnich VIII BE sote
ON the most reasonable terms
Also. RINGES. FURNACES, and hre-Bosrt
" ,s ,reuared to furnish the best RAEGH In
nc" ensw6sre on very reasonable terms. Hotetst
p DE- sny 4 O. are invited to cal: 49,
nS ~ AZ al kinds Of GAS and sFHAM ntnnSs
We an md cheap, also everything In the
I0mRRnf Nc line in the most satisfactory m Sansr
fLCm Dd see our Bathing Tubs, Fountains water
,CAn wash stands, Basins &c, to-, 81 Ne. soS
Erect rear Penney vania avenue iaIgest
.ta siishmsnt in the city. u z-eoo
.uLIARD TABLES FOR sALE.-The Subscri-
Khar has THRsE FIRST GLASS
paHgIARD TABLES. nearly new. E-.zEsy-Ts1
phich he will dispose of very low. 10 -
Tnnuira at the Billiard room corner - -
9th street and Pennsyivanis avenue ie ~
OOUNSELLOR AT LAW,
6Q1 Fifteenth street,
,ae7.rn. Next door 20 Riggs Bank.
nor SALE A 6ne four year old BLACK HAMk
he seen at JOHN HOWAHD'S stables G street,
Between 6 h and 9Th. Price $sess O. ". ~
Well. StepaenB Co.
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SHIRTst s,,,..ms HIRrsH
FRENCH YOKE SHIKTS made to order In the
yery best styles: gusrantied to AT FAMILY
SEW ING promptly done wheeler & Wilson's
machines MRS. KLINE
eN.2gs 421 ii st., between IIth and 18th,
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
w We have now on hand full supplyo
WINES AND LIQUORS.


Galifornia Hook, Port. Muscatel, and An Hca
wines, and Grape Brandy. .:
Also, Claret Sherry, Madeira, and Catawba
:, Old Bourbon. Nectar, Cabinet and Rye whis!
Blackberry, Cherry, Lavender, and Ginger Bran.
Holland G in and VOLTS Schnapps.
Also. Hostetter's, Drake g, Stoughton g and Ger
man Bitters. For sale by. fI.l
EGAN & PERRIE, /
jy 9-6tif Cor. Il and Ninth streets,
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LOB sALE-Two HORSES aud CARTS: Also
Y" Hackney CARR AGE in go Cd running order
inquire at the corner of 2gth and % streets q
PATRICK KALLAGHAN, jy Il-eo3t*
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EOR SALE-A delightfully."- located LAGER
II BEER GARDEN, two acres of ground with
Brick House s, by 80 a rooms, Saloon Bar, Shoot
ing Gallery, Ten pin Alleys, Dancing Pavilion, and
every essential constituting q pleasant resort.
MITCHELL. L. SON Real Estate Brokers, south
east corner Pa. sv and 18th st. jy III eoi0t*
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TWO S0RREL HORSES were taken up astrsy
L on the morning of the 18th. Owner can have
them by proving property and paying charges. J.
town ID. O. =. - liz Ia 3tt
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NOTICE,-i have opened new BARBER SHOP
IN on @ street, between LIST street and New Jsr-
sey avenue. at Boy1 IS Hotel, where will be glad
to see my friends and customers.
A. LEUrNER, 'Epr
e. @ street, betwee LIST and T. av.,
jy7-lm- Boyle's Hotel. near the Depot.
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Cleveland, PittsburE andWhoel-
ing Rail Road.

Ing hdll hOaQ.
"a IS Es:Eisyssss
I'm AMI AFTER MONDAY, New 10th, 1865 Pas
scngrr Trains will leave bridgeport As follows,
i 90 A VI Maii Tfniu stopping at all stations. ar
Tivcs at Pittsburgh a; $50 P. NJ, and
Cleveland at S+oP.M
IS L. N Accommodation Train, stopping at all
stations, arrives At Pittsburgh AT 500
1000 p. NJ Express Train. arrives Mt Viit-Jursh nj
2:IU A. NJ aud Cleveland at H:;S 4. NJ.
RETURNING TRAINS.
Leave Cleveland at $50 A. NJ. aud 80 r NJ, ar
rive al bridgeport at 6'Os p. NJ, and 500 A. 81.
Leave Pittsburgh ut las A. NJ. OILS A. NJ. and
l:i5 p. NJ. arrive Bridgeport 6sC9 A. NJ, 1855
A. NJ. and b:tS p. NJ.
Connections are mRde Follower
At Pittsburgh with Pennsylvania Il. H. for Harris
burg. Baltimore Washington. Phila-
dclphil, New York and boston
At Cleveland with Cleveland & Toled R n. for san,
dusky, Toledo, Detroit, Chicago and
nil points in the NORTH WEST. with
Detroit steamers for Detroit. jackson,
Chicago and the NokTn WEST. with
Ur.vcland 4 Eric Il. l.. for Erie, Dun
kirk Buffalo and Niagara Falls. with
Cleveland, Columbus 4 Cincinnati for
CIcstline, Delaware, Columbus and
Cincinnati.
- Hudson with the Z 4. 4 c. Il. X. for CuyHhogA
Fails Akron, Mil!srsburgh aud WUUS
At Alliance with p. Fl. ". @ Il. II. Tor Canton.
MlssiIIon. Wooster. Salem. Enou. Co
| lumlus aud Chicago.
| At StcubcuvIc with p. C. 4 C. line and Al BELLAIR
| EIth c. %. R.l for 2auCSyillc, Now
! ark, Columbus Scnin, Dayton. lndi-
annapolis, Cairo. Cincinnati, Louisville,
| St. LOus, ST. Joseph and all Joints
Wtst and Suuth West.
Excursion Tickets to Pittsburgh and return 81. "a.
| Pare always as low and time much quicker than
| any other route
| Through Tickets TO all pOuts in the West. North
| and East can be procured at the office under tho
| McI.ure House, Wheeling, Va, with Ticket
| AgrEt NJ Bridgeport Station.
| Freight contracts will be made ut lowest rates TO
any point accessible by this road aud its COuueC Ous
to the East North wCst and SoTtl.-We7t, at Office
under M'LuTc House, with Fl. Agent nt Bridge.
| port Station. WM. u. TERRY, Agent,
Wheeling, Va.
u. l.. WILLIAMS. Agent,
| bridgeport, o.
| in. MCCULLOUGH. President.
X. MYERS, Gent Ticket At novlG
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Oh SIS ..Ir,.. -uti,.
To %. bg Is rtu.n. It.-k
Ui .ti,trtr. ~ tis.I!iaa. jI,st ,N'rfh CO. rk,
Aud lyon f., srs'I it, virtues "a h"luld
toy Ilr = Group, GuuSu. UT i Cod;
IT, g. rl-,ri O." f.,ke, -Atr Z ,ch aud sure.
Ia q 8 irr "a. -i-'. An IT, bp for thr punr.
H. .utI r,r the Young and il good Tor the old,
And lot IWu,.i -iivC Crn'aR LuIIle iI'H sold.
I" 20" usuAptlvr 1t gives ease, to til" Asthmattc
rsIrcf,
Af ru,Tc all Cough VI Ntur,-- in TACT it'S the chiei
BrulslI., AMI i.hrynGi;Is u l, Iuicaly give way,
AMI Tanner Cauah Mixture Az the Inim Of the
GA:
IGN spna AMI Ii ,,senes, snail cv"rnorc cease to
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