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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-08
TSS.GT0 as

ATTORNEY AT Law. --r-rl
FT1HE UNDERSIGNED HAVING RESUMED THE PR AC
4 tce of Law Delaware and adjoining count a 3
will give prompt attention to all business ntrusted tC
his care. Ofice No. williams Block
Delaware, Ohio, July 1, 1854
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-08
NATIONAL UNION TICKET.

For President of the United States,
ABRAHAM LINCOLN,
OF ILLINOIS.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-08
FOR Vice President,

ANDREW JOHNSON,
OF TENNESSEE.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1864-07-08
Internal Revenue Eax.

RS- ofice hours; Opens 7: a. m.-eloses 7:3U1D.
July 8, 1854 SO A. THOMSON. N
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
\. VI. Cook, }
7, N. N HowAsD. H,SsasD Secretaries.

ACCIDENTS. Geo. Tyler of Wilmington,
was shingling his harm, When owing to sonIe
falling about the scatold, he slid from The
same to - ground. distance o. foil Il feet,
injnrlns nm SO badly toat he died on the
next Sunday. \ son of Mr.. Enos Sheldon,
ot Rupert, net with sad accident on Fri
dav last. he was walking with scythe ii
his hand and by some mishap stumbled
upon it striking the hnee joiat. Sad tc say
the knee ran was cnt in two and the Joint
laid completely open. 1t is feared that the
limb will have to be amputated.
Lieut.. Geo. W. Hooker, formerly of Bel
lows Falls, and WHO was severely wounded
at the battle of Cold Harbor, has been pro
NOTED to Captain in the regular army, pro
motion which by his ga!lantry on the battle
field he has fully earned,
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

CoMAIrrEE-JacoD Way, Peacham; c..
dill, Concord Eleazer Dole, Danrille; Wei
come Bemis, Lyndon; Abiel Hovey, ST.
Johnsbury.
No premiums will be paid on any animal
that has not been owned in the county at
least three months next previous to the Fair.
Applicants for premiums on pure blooded
stock must deliver to the awarding committee
written statement of the age, breed, and
method Of breeding the same.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

\ si.i tina; Henry Ferguson Of sharon
took from poop n .e. ,e4- aAo, recently
bsC .rne ycrs urly aal tare,'-1el Ia barn IN
house 2.a poison IL family. rhe former
sic a-.e5ns,. TWO seeks ago, out the ire
aas cr-rel Al >els.n = -Nt.aqQish il,
at aut az .aSt Wsek 81 D2t pli>oa IN the
teaae.l... rom Nhici. Mr.. Ferguson ma since
l:cl, HH..e - wiie J. iG = critical condition
Inc cir. las been arrested.
Capt. PrT,ey Z. Pi'Fin Of Burlington IA,
6ren prom - the rank 81 colonel.
Il Ohio, Columbus D-.aa1 &. Vermou,erl
i The Union cand.ia,e tor Cencres, n the
l5lh district.
4 Ne" J iork correspondent SAYS there are
Ecw oa tae way 10 .a4t CITY Numerous baar
20. We~,esn tG2ops, a,l-h view - lhe man
tenaIce o. order dug.ng the draft.
TLe sword hossht Tor Admiral Farragl.
., h.s admirers OF th- Ua.yn league Of NJ
York, h. reached h:n. and h has r-25eG
n :.ea: letter. rhst sg,rd was w5-rllly
bestowed.
John I.y.or Wood ne c,mn-nd=r OF the
reb-. p.ra- Ia-Ihl-,-c, i . grandsoa OF
Pre- lent rayl,s, an / va f,rn=r!y lieu
renoIt in She Uac-i S,4'-- n1Ey, from which
,.e xas i.-.,..-s-a "A \ 5l.., lo6l.
Wo,---Ta= y ,ls, iN.ch-l Press says
mat W. i = rap. - lining Last Week /
t.-.l ,,-a Or 1i;.eea cents pr p52ad, and would
,,., lo..r ta.a ..at, - was Supposed; Al
.b.,,,i,. ca ..-1 .sl, u ;a-Ie oeiny no woel
p q. .o,7.- :, market, e,4tions-eigatv FIVE
:, n:nety cents per poaLd-Sere uucrrtaia.
PEACE. PEACE, shout tae coDserbs.ls
-. t.le Scriptures MORN Us that there :, 10
ACE for the wicked. We're the reb-.s xick
"a IN reoe..'ag-sicaed in making var up T
lne l mite. Slates-wl sAeG IN bringing apnl'
IL dlaln OF thousan = upon tholsan-s q.
'nslr bT0tners-wlckeI IA the destruction OF
millions Of property-wicked In imposing
the burdens Of war upon us-and w.cAed IL
seeking the rum of the country If the
copperhe4ds say NJ, they are rebeis. Ii they
say Yes, they are VERY foolish IN "iehlng tor
peace until the. .reoeis nave sabmLied--NdL-
tons,
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SPorrswoOD HOUSE, RICHMOND, Va, (
July l., 1861. {
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

COMMITTEE Fra>tus Woodruff, Newark
In ?. Carr, Waterford; Daniei Goodrich,
". i. Rugg!es, Sutton; John
amrrou, kyegate.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

The following is part of the article in
the Atlantic Monthly, referred to last week
as giving history of the visit of Mr.. Kirk
and Col. Jaques TO Richmond 7
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

NEW ELL 4 BROOKS,
4V@ICIAN K ST Il g y o \ s
r,frCE ovrE HowARD's BOOKSTORE.
-. residence Main ST. opposite North Church.
..- -.-.t..tr Central ST, 30 house from Summer 81
:. NJ IT,
.,r NANTFACTURER. STEAM VI LIS
NnuD,tr Passenger Depot
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

J CoMNITTEg.-Horace Carpenter, St. Johns
nury; Stephen &. Cree, Wheelock; Asa
tIovey, Waterford Thomas Randall, North
Dan,!.p; L. \. Clement, Barnet; VIM.
Sanborn, Peacham.
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IN RICHMOND.

The next morning, after breakfast, which
we took in our room with Mr.. Javins, we in
dited note-of which the following is q
copy-to the Confederate Secretary of the
State
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
The Newspaper Business.

/ L. NV York Herald has Iira.lv advaac-
d - rale- II subscription, the other Ma
laiA '.a.i.~s having done 81 some davs age.
ih- h->-oG psa-r~ 81 the SAM to-dar, als3
'a-- >-:.a-:.=.l E-ra a.ican. The latter dis
csli..l-=- = s-.nl E-eA.y edition. ana viii
.5r ia ,rrSei.r i->as oa.g ole doahe-,heri
t-..y I'rr ~teA, raS4.A.-y. .H>,t4i of Two.
i..r !riblG- sa,s tns' >elrc-.. N-x York
PAPER : aow conducted 3 = prr-ir. News
papers 40 being stopped q -ii. parts q the
,ouIigy. some Of which have be-n printed
tor long tim Tae New \ * H-raa
Az trhe i-rald Is given 10 eza-r-ration
aasv,r.i hat wiih.2 tle next tSs month,
tai; of ,;}e n-wsaap-rS IL tn. country mus
,'ap plb5c1iian. \ nt which i wing D.
Gfs.t ni-asYre l. The combination and
,grs x ezsC'laas ~ - Manufacturers 4
'gair- paper, ~hn - c,as> aoe probably
Eeal.s.... greater p-o-i,S = - 'cY ether bu>i-
ness me- IA IL ce-g,ss. Az. wnle tt
newspaper Publishes ar- n this c0aaili. n.
there ! si;s occasionally = newspaper .gh-
>c.Gber, incredible a. II NAV sr'a, wao MI
caea, tae printer. !. "a. caa.
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

COMMITTEE. ID. Bell and wife, Walden ;
John Bacon and wife, St. Johnshury l.. S.
Freeman and wife, Waterford A. Bachup
and wife, West Barnet; Harvey Judevine
ard wife, Concord.
A written statement Of making and refin-
ing sugar must be furnished the committee
by the applicant
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02
Premium Lit and Committees.

V-NNITILF -Am0Sa BenIs, Lyndon; d.
N -on St. Johnabury; CAlvm Brown.
N4,.s;o.! Stephen S,svens. DanNii!e :
j,.u Gatbr,ilh BAuet Preston Ma, Con-
--rI
The Caledonian. [volume] (St. Johnsbury, Vt.) 1837-1867, 1864-09-02

"a do do do %
Best specimen of graham bread, do so
"a do do do %
Best specimen of rye and Indian
Bread do 30
I'd do do do %
Best lot OF pastry, or mot- va
rletles. 30
I'd do do do o5
Best specimen of preserves, so
I'd do do %
Best specimen of jellies. 80
ID do do 25
Best specimen of pickles, so
ID do do %
Best 10 ID. starch, 80
2d do Is
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-01


The Brmin9ham Festival was opened with
Mendelssohns - raul which was given In
most imposing manncr. C3sas new orltorio,
Nddmdnt proved great success, the President
OF thc tesuNai-onc lOld Ilchhed-demandin
Neve repeuloI5 NI Aumied portions The
Btttet 'pptluse WaS awarded 70 q quartet,
honoI anu Hiory, A'MIfhN' oe Thine suug
oy Auelnh fAtI' MISS t7'mer, sims Reeves, and
MI Hahl'ey'
M. BagCr announces that ne will open the
Lsh,u Opera at psrs ON the lst Of October.
1854, lot the winter ,c SON. Important improve
ncuC have been made ln the house. Tue list II
tie company shows goOdlv uumDcr OF singers.
Tie sopranos and contraItos comprise Mcsiam.s
Ch rton DCmCtr Maria AduuNi Ponce, the
Sisters harchi.iO, De "a Grange, De Meric-
L9barChc, Talyo.B dogni, Guiscppna NituG,
Cora de Brigui, Spcfia Stdouic Wander. Beck,
ard Adc.ua Patti, thc tynOrs are Buagl,
FfaclL Co.'S, hJudiu, Nrguul, and Nicoliuii
hsrtuut5 suc basscs Stguors Aiighleri, hgncSi,
BcllO-S -Stoic, tuEnt'i Storr.0i N 'chi, AulonuncL
Fol-, Marcuottt SclSa, Ntro, Ncalesc, and Huc-
chui
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1864-10-01

PROTECTION AGAINST BURGLARs.-One cents
worth OF stout wire, bent in the shape Of the letter
the curved part Of the wire on the door knob, and
let the two eXtremities pass through the bow Of
the key after the door is locked. Then the bur
glars may rage in vain unless they break the door
down.
A GAsCoN nObleman had been reprOaching his
son for impatience. owe you nothing" said
the untilial young man. SO far from having
served me, you have ever stood in my wayi for,
If you had never been born, should, at this mo-
ment, be the next heir Of my rich grandmother +,
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Telegraph
SATURDAY,. OCTOBER I. 1884,
For me E'fHIsJ ft7sJTI0N
w 4 Il.
NJ RfOHARD coz.

ny hIOHARU tohs
Am for war; Ay, to the knito
War to the bitter end
5Till traitor hearts shall trembling bow.
And traitor knees shall bend
To the high doctrine God ordained
Upon this earthly stool
\ Upheld by Democrats Of old.
NqJoyitcs shall yUie.
Am for war; Thank God. am
"Short, sharp, decisive war 90
I have one only son with Grant.
Would God that | had moro
..dy other child maiden grown
with loyal pulse and true;
fBreathe. blessings on her native land
And aids the soldier, too
once held faith that war was wrong.
A Quaker-bom am
lMy fathers 0Ongs rUpOse cen now
In meeting ground, hard by,
But had he lived until this hour,
n And heard OF Sumter's shame,
lethinks his patriot sOul had thtt.leI
x With feeling al ailamC.
Plant ye a digger at my throat,
q And thrust IL 90 the hilt;
Indl my lite is ebbinE out,
"A " it'll the red blood I've split
Mud if my God youcbsafo 60 me
u Aught Of remaining strength,
~ our corpse wiki mine shall cen 50 down
Y To measure earth al length
fSo have these Rebel traitors done
j Unto my Native Land;
= HThey'ye plunged dagger in her heart
q With fratricidal hand
Aud now, come veal or woe to her,
Amid the Cannou's roar;
The echo Of thousand hills
Repeats the cry Of war
bod bless you, Maine and YOU, Vermont
Gods blessing be on you
Dew Hampshire's honest-hearted sons
IL Sustain their country, too!
|Sb follow every loyal state,
Til traitors near and far
Shall throw aside the sword and gun,
And cry Enough of war;"
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MUSICAL JOTTINGS.

ohr's oPra Jessonda has been revived at
the orchestra of the opera house at the
elm thestre, the new Paris pitch has been
"a in theopera Of Dnlorah.
BE reeen festival of the emusic of the
p" at Carsruhe passed OF agreeably. List
Ne brightest star on the occasion.
the Hereford Musical Festival Spohr's
4 Babylon was produced, but left an impres.
4, tedium md safety.
n operetR called The Riral Beauties. by
Randeggr, has been performed with sue
the Lonbn Crystal Palace.
&rio, after having been engaged for the
ham Msical Festival, writes from his
ASalyiati, at Florence, that he is bieR aesOle,
cannot flhl his contract
Ding the asst season Of the ST. Louis Phil
pc Socier, twenty works new to that
re produced. The orchestra and chorus
red over ne hundred performers.
tgelli, the tensr, was engaged to sing in
" IeH atthe ROssini festival at PesarO
the last mment he failed to keep the ap-
kent, and be opera was sung without q
Wthe newCIystal Palace opening AZ Am
T. last moth, the music included Orches-
ACTIONS bm Won Weber, Handel, Men
Van rice, and Yerhultz. The two
local cNbrities.
-, Mllon's recent Beethoven concert
a, don, mn plgramme included the overture
sOnti Aria, : Gold" (Fidelio); Concerto in
tpianotorte Grand Scena, "a quail furor"
w, and the Pastoral Symphony"
khen, the on Of the celebrated music
has take her Majesty's Theatre for a
1of promende concerts, commencing on
OF Septelber and terminating on the
HOctoDer. he band and soloists will be
ame scale + efficiency as last year.
u opera C@ique at Paris has reopened
Dame IaHehe. The interior OF the
mas been inch improved, and the stage
tsd with anew curtain of crimson and
he Iheae Lyrique has also been re-
Win Madm Miolan- CarValho as the
slnger' ~ Refine Topase and Don Pas
Iere the twdirst operas. w "
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GREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
Il all the stations on the Camden and Amboy aud
Meeting Railroads.
'IS; INCREASED DESPATCH

Il All the stations on the Camden and Amboy aud con
meeting Railroads.
INCREASED DESPATCH.
The Camden and Amboy Railroad ard Transportatinn
CompAnys Freight Lines for New York will leave walnut
street wharf on Anc ater January g. daily Sundays
ceptoc) at 4 O'Clock p, NJ
Returning, the above Lines viii leave New York at ana
4P.M.
Freght must be delivered before 80 P. NJ be br-
WArded the same day.
Freight for Trenton Princeton Kingston. New Br1na-
wick and all points the Camden and Amboy RGir0adt
also the Beyidero Delaware and File mington the New
Jersey the Freehold and Jamesburg and the burlington
and Mount Holly Railroads, recey ed aud for Warded
2 O'Clock T. NJ Small packages for Mount Holly received
up 20 O'Clock r NJ.
The Beyidere Delaware Railroad connects Mt Phillips
burg with the Lehgh Valley Railroad The New Jersey
Railroad connects Elizabeth with the New Jersey
Central Railroad, and at Newark with the Norris and
Essex Railroad
slip memorandum, specifying the marks and nam
bers, shippers and consnees must In every instance be
sent with each load " goods receipt Will be given.
Increased facilities hsyng been made for the Transports
ton OF LIVE STOCK duvers are invited TO try this ROUTE
When the stock is furnishedn In quantities OF TWO CAR
LOADS II will be delivered at the foot Of fortih
street. the Drove Yards at Pier No 1 North
River the shippers may designate at the time Of the
shipment. WALrER FREEMAN, Freight Agent,
No. 2OS \. Delaware avenue, Philadelphia.
GEO. II. Nd. Freight Agent.
Jas q Tler No North River. New York.
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PHILADELPHIA AND TRENTON AND
l. CAMDEN AND AMBoY RAILROAD COMPANIES.

On ard after MONDAY, January 1864, the Trains for
New York; leaving Kensit gton Depot Philadelphia, at
3l2 A. M (Nght) and - 2. NJ and the trains leaving
New York A. NJ and 730 r. NJ, VIII hereafte be
exclusively for Ro United States Malls aad New York
and Washington Passengers and win not take in nor let
any PAT Sengers betWe cen said cities
The 10 A. ii and u Midnight Lines fom New York 10
WashngtQIA And the II 80 NJ and p. NJ. Lines from
WashnPtgto New York, will continue present, aud
carry passengers To and from the intermediate stations and
Baltimore Washing gtOn, ard New York.
ARRANGEMENTS BETWEEG NuLADELPllIA AND
NEW YORK.
Lines leave Philadelphia from kensiugton Depot, at
lll5 A. 400, and 6I5 F. NJ, aud 1850 midnight and
from Walnut Street Wharf (via Camdenl, ate and A.
NJ, ~ M, ard d6F I M, for New York,
And leaves New York, from foot of Coutlandt street,
att A. NJ, 10 - NJ a and p, NJ and At ~ mid
NIGHT and from foot OF Barclay street az a. NJ. and
PM WM. A. GArZ4fER,
ja5-1 AGENT.
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RAILROAD LINES,

DIRECT NORTHERN RAILROAD
IL ROuTEl
fHHItAbELrIlA 81 III TO SoRTHEsAsTpERN rENNSYI-
BUFFALO AND TBE LAKES.
by Philadelphia and Trenton Railroad, Belvdere and
Delaware RslIoad, Delaware LaoKawanna, and Western
kelruad, and Erie Railway.
Only two changes between Philadelphia and BuhaIo.
~ '"a'S;ais 81 SiIEs OF BROAD GAUdEt
Magnificent Sleeping Cars the night end Of the route.
Going Nor!h-Leaye Philadelphia at il5 A. NJ, from the
road change at Manunka Chunk 10 the Broad Gauge cars
OF the Delaware, lACkawanna, and Western Railroad and
Bend to the Erie Railway arriving Buffalo at
Going South.-Takc the Erie Railway Express from
Buffalo at 10 25 r. NJ change at Great Bend to the Dca
ware Lackawanna and Western Railroad, and at Manunka
goes through to Philadelphia, arriving at e BOP. NJ
fGGs aSTh Sns SS wecq1 a. PS,ESS station @ oS
The last c6,nrc made at go F. NJ Those going south
have time Tor breakfast before taking Delaware Laoka-
wanna and Western Railroad train dine ut Delaware at
Through Tickets to ard from Buffalo Dnnkirk Roche,-
tor, EmiTa, Ithaca, oswcgo, Bnghampton Great Bend,
Scranton, Wikesbarre, Delaware Water Gap, &c.
Fare between Philadelphia and Buffalo, su.
5-2o-im '' '''' " ' wM II. GArzMER, Agent
NORTH PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD
IN FOR BETHLEHEM, DUY YLESTOWN, EASTON,
MAUCn CHI Nh, HAZLEroS, WILKEsBARRE, VIII
FALL ARRANGEMENTS.
ON and aer M seRtf@Pr & l2 iS PASSENGER %
Thompson, Philadelphia, daily (sunGays eXcep1ed), as
follows
Al 7'3O NJ. FNpress) for Bethlehem Allentown,
MauCh Chunk, Wiikesbarre, Williams port.
At e3b A. NJ. (Accommodation) tor Duyestown.
At 10 u N. (ACCOmmodatlon) for Fort Washington.
At2 50 + ~ (AcCOmmodRtion) for DOy lestOwn
At3l5f. b. (ENpress) for Bethlehem, EastOn, &C,
This tra caches Easton at6 10 ?. NJ and makes close
connection with the New Jersey Central for New York.
At ilJ L, NJ. (Mail) for DOyl0st0wn.
Atbl5P; NJ (Aecommodation) for Bethlehem, Allen
town, and Mauch Chunk.
6lj T. NJ, Accommodation for Laustale,
II +. NJ, tACoommJ dationl Tor Fort Washington.
Through Tickets must be procured at the Ticket Olce
THIRD Street, BEKkS Street, order
lowest rates of fare.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave Bethlehem 20 A. u la noon, and ji5 P, e.
Doylest0wn at ESQ A. NJ, p. NJ, and5SJP.M.
Lansdae at GlO A. NJ.
Fort Washington at 1850 A VI. andl p. N.
ON SUSDAlb
Philadelphia for Bethlehem at A, NJ.
Philadelphia for DoyiSstOWn at 3 r. NJ,
DOl llestOWn for Philat elnhia at 7'20 A, NJ.
bethlehem for Philadelphia nc 4 T.. M.
Hillmans Baggage ENpross will call fr and deliver
baggage at the depot orders may be lcf at No. llj
4. 1HlkD Street.
8.1g ELLIS CLARK, Agent.
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THE SAMARITAN CURE
l CAN BIZ RELIED Oh
NEVER FAILS TO CUREl
DOES NOT NAUSEATEl
ls SPEEDY IN ACTION
NO CHANGE OF DIET REQUIREDl
Does Not INTERFERE WITH BUSINESS PURSLJTrsl
CAN BE USED WITHOUT DETECTIoSl
Price S2, Male or Female.
Sent by mal 10 any address
e. PRICE ROSE
Boz 2J)6 Poet Once.
Sole Agents, DlOrr q co,
lO-I No, 2S2 n SECOND Street.
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nR. ]. S. ROSES GOLDEN PILLS.
IL Up TO this Tthsd females have been humbugge by
Pessarits, Abdominal suppoTsrs Sc, for the cure OF
can only prove palliative, II not inlnsious None Of DR.
Roses patentl have been usrg such abgufdues, They
rely on his Golden Pills and thereby OBJ ain a perfect
cure by the use Of only iew boxes. For these COM
plants box is worth bundled Abdominal pporers
232 N, SECOND Street, IOI-Ud
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n1-n1Ic SAFE nr wnAnr-
TTTT|T W TTT| T|OITT W WN|TTT|-
uF TUI fpHr UF rIuIApFLrUIA,


TUr ruEr oF rIuLApFLruAt
No. ll9 WALNUT Street, september 20, lS5i.
Ilc Board Of Wariuus OF the Port oI rhIlad Hphla,
hereby give Office 81 under and by authority at
of the Legislature Of rcnusyyann, entitled AN act 10
authorize thu sale certain real estate n the city of PhuR
dcphh,' approved Juy p. lsti, and of Resolution
said Boa Of Wirdcus pursuant thereto passed the
5h day Of September A. d. l-Gi they VIII sell Pub be-
sale. Tor cash, 10 the highest bidder the FtsrU DAY
OF OCTOBEk 1861 al ~ url lck noon, the phlAdnl.
pha Exchange, In fee simp free clear, and discharged
nom all and every trust, and use and imi.attun--
All ua certain tract or piece Of groupd, described IN The
deed o' Elizabeth Marsha 70 mo Master and Assistant
Wardcns Of the Port OF Philadelphia dated the twentieth
day o AurLst A D. lso6 and recorded May b. lSl9 At
Philadelphia, in Decd BCob c. NO. 3,page 25, fol-
lows, vlz.-sItuaie I'm The Township Of Moyamensing,
(row In the First Ward OF TIE C OF rhli phal
tanning in breadth north aud suth iory feet and extend
ing 10 length Dc pth and vest on the road cauing
to Gloucester Point into the river Delaware 70 low water
mark
Bounded the east BY the river Delaware, the
By the sand road leading Gloucester Point the north
BY pround now Or late Delongirg to the sad Elizabeth
Marshall and the south by ground also late be-
longing 10 the said Elizabeth Marshall; the southern
boundary being distant eight hundred feet herenbous
nom the north side Of the wharf now a'c owned by the
said Elizabeth Marshal At Gloucester Point; together,
also, with all the rights liberties privileges, hereda
erts, and HppurcnancCs by said deed granted 20 the
said Master and Assistant WSrdens, as will be made
known more fully on the DAY OF sale
Further iuioI nation oh aimed on application 10
CHARLES :. WAYNE,
9-2O tuths6t Master Warden Port Of Philadelphia.
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FFsq, BOSTON AND PHILADRLPuIA

,acfTsp, BOSTON AND PHILADELPHIA
A1tAktszs steamship Line, sailing from each port on
bAll lRDAlh y, rom nrst wharf above PINE Street. Phla-
Gtlpha; ard Long wharf Boston, From dEst wharf
above PINE Street, on Saturday, October 3, 1864.
me steamship SAXON Matthews, viii tall IRON Phla-
u'lha for BONon, Saturday, October at 10 clock
81 and the steamship NORMAN, Baker, nom B jstOu
ior Philadelphia on same day, az 2. II.
lhcse new and substantial steamships form regular
me, sailing from each port puuCiualy n SATURDAYS.
ancef ohCcted AZ one LalftLe Pemlun charged on
SAFE vessels.
Ireifhts taken AZ fair rates.
Shippers arg requested TO send Slip ReceiIts and Bnls
Leding wink their goods.
FOR Freight or Passage thayiug nne accommod Gtons)
Apply 70 HENki WlNSOR & CO.,
lAt-u No. 332 :, DELAWARE Avenue.
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1874 PHILADELPHIA AND 1894

1Se1 PHILADELPHIA AND 1904
lCU4. ERIE RAILROAD. lOO4.
This great line trAyerses the Northern and Northwest
counties Of Pennsylvania to the city Of Ere Lake Erie.
II has been leased by the PESN NsN LNANIA RAILROAD
COMPANY, and under their auspices Is being rapidly
opened throughout is entire length
IL In for Passenger and Freight business from
Harrisburg to Emporium, 95 miles,, the Eastern Dyi
sion, and from shsned to Erie as miles, on the Western
Division.
TIM OF PASSENGER TRAINS AT PHILADELPHIA.
MAIL IRAN .hy A. ~
Express Train leaves 1880 7. NJ
Cars run through WITHOUT CHASGE both on these
trains between Philadelphia and Lock Haven and between
Bait more and Lock Haven.
Elegant Sleeping Cars Onhe Express Train both ways,
For information respecting Passenger business, apply a.
the s, r. corner Of ELEVENTH and MARKET Streets
And for Freight business OF the COmpany's Agents
$. Kingston, Jr, corner sINTEENTH and MARKET
streets, Philadelphia.
j. W. Reynolds, Erie.
IN. Drill, Ascent, n. n. c. r., Baltimore.
Ii. HOUSTON
General Freight Agent. Philadelphia.
LEWIS l.. HOUPT,
General Ticket Agent, Philadelphia
JOSEPH ID. POTTS,
IsI-tf General Manager, WihAmspo
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DEMO OYAL.-ThOMAS NJ. PLOWMAN,
IL Carpenter and Builder has removed his shop frcm
No p Strawberry TO No 232 CARTER street. ad
Joining the Old Post Ohice Building. Having increased
facilities for carving the business extensively he hopes
receive share OF public patronage. jaT