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legal Notices
II 5. AAasHARs Pro- 49I6s


Iona Il Peter Melendy. untsd MaFeeai for re
STATE cf1aws DO hereby g<c puoN notice mat IN the
the United states against Forty nine (4s
alia a Of seizurs snd forte tu!s Rdss lfs q
a seoat Psa@ rl. "a ma ~ % 1un& AD a0o eHA-
pSo Visa county arrest and take into my
for safe custody 20 bhrs hghwinss, 10 bbls alcohol
. sIs-yhisky, q emptg bibles stgsF ~ wig ~
tats Beer tube 4 6wfae tnb, 1highwine tub, yea@
ing tubs aud ssb Il hot wstsr tub, cold watey
tub. ehsnsing tub. stil sQseiS i}son9i sqo
msIt mill buckets corn shelters set Of burrs fer
grinding, fading MILL 1grain separator, 20 bushels
grlund rye. % bush. and osts GROUND counter
scales am scale. 40 lbs. Of hops2 lamps, part OF
side Of leather engine and boiler Is cords OF wood
brace and bit handaxr, bot water ppuap liat 9ieog
peus sthousa and the machinery therefn desctfoed
alcohol hou,e situated lots aud IN BLOCK one w
Wapeio, Laaisa county, Iowa And erepy also give
public notice the time assigned for tpe returu OF
and the hearing Of this csnse IL the hret
Tna.dy If August, being the fret day OF august A.
l-B5 and hereby adaoaish and &lnhtcns all persous
caimn ay interest in said 40 bbls. OF hghw'nes &
afta or ku pwiug or having anything 70 sas va tre
same yfa not decreed to be orfeted 81 the United
States and be ned and snld to answer the
of aid iie4nt that they be and appear before said Dis
triet Court its rooms in the city Of heoknk ip said
District GU said fst day OF August ISIS AZ O'Clock
M and where said vii be heard then and
there 10 ntrpese their cfains and sail libel OF
Information and make their al egstians in that behalf
tm H8 PKfER MeLENDY. =
q. s. Marshal fer the State of Iowa.
By II FULTJN, Deputy U S. NJ +
Eaukuk Leo m Iowa .Juty IA ,65-d4w
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IT S. MARSHAL'S PROCLAM A.
TON
UNITED STATES op AMERICA, |

SOuTH.RS DIVISION Iowa. !
Peter Melendy United States Marshal for the state
of I,~a hereby give public notice thai in the cte Of
the United against hundred barrels Ell in
A cause seizure forfeiture under OF Congress
dit the Il Oh av Of June, A. D. 1885, at kekus,
rest and take into my possession for safe Satody
hundred eIapty barrels 30 bushels Rye BOZ do Corn IS
d. Barley 50 DO Malt les ID, Hops, barrel High wines
insecfed 3ei5 gals do not insp ted, - gals, small
coal stove small tubs l old tanning mill bellows,
ansn grindstone 25 bushels wheat pair sman scales
wise l of burr stones for grinding pair sar &c
scaes for wagons and elevators for grain large
pump large marsh TUT, work bench, cold water
tub ] hot water tnb worm tub sti worm 2 small
iron bound tubs with balls sneIler, st tub
3-pail Kettle in ARCH steam boiler steam engine
car loads COAL four hundred to Ave hundred bnsh
crib slop tub slop vat lot of hog lot OF
bel ppiag toIs AMI other personal property
"a With di.tiliefy mentioned in the Information Aud
hereby so pubic notice that the tinr ssi Sned for
the return Of sail and the hesxing OF this
IL ths puesday Of August being the first daF OF Au
gust A. d 1885 and hereby aimolish and summon all
persons Claiming any interest In said ITO empty BARI
:. air. or knowing having anything to say why the
same should nut be deereed to be forfeited to the United
States aud condemned and sold 20 the pray
of I'D ibean that they be and appear before said Dis
trict Court in the city of keokuk in said
District said ist day If August 1885, 3ociock M
When aud where said cause i'll be heard then there
10 nt-rpose their Gains and said libel Of infor
nation and make their allegations IN that behalf.
PETER MELENDY.l " .
U. s. Marshal for thu State OF Iowa.
By H. FULTON. Deputy.
Keokuk Lee Co., Iowa, June IL, 1s65
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IT s. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
UNITED STATES OF ksfrRIcA,

. . sourHERN DIVISION Iowa. \
/ Peter Meiend United States Marshal for the State
iowa hereby give public notice thai in the Gaze Of
the United stats Aga nst bhis highwines ct aid in
cans e 4isure md forfeitare under sctsof Congress
dd tile 2lst day Of Juae, Al sl5d$. in the town
shin Chsfetnn Lee coanfy arrest and take into my
possession for safe custody two hbis bishwnes, rect
fyiuc tub m ash tnh 3 still tnbs, doubler, copper
vat And hereby al give public notice that the time
assigned for return of said warrant and the htyfsg
OF this case the Tuesday OF ngtst being thsfrst
d4y ID. August A D 1865 aud hereby sdmonsh and
snai nons all persons ceimug any intsEest IN said two
hbis OF hs "a aid knowing Or having anything
to saw sny the same should be decreed to be forfeit
Ell 10 the Unitel States aud be cans and sold to
asues III -av- % sd Hbelianf that they he and ap
be be core Court its in the citv of
Kek% in said Dissri~t saiH lat day of August 1861
a. 3 a'cleck D NJ when and whore said will be
heard then aud there 10 fnterppse their claims ami
aii ba Of iniormstio anil make their allegations
In that behalf PETER MELESDT,
- u. 9. Marslrat fcrsststf II iowa +
a By II. FULTON, Deputy. +
n,
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IT 5. MARSHAL'S PROCLAMA-
uNIrED STATES up i.NsRtcA. ,

SOUTHERN Division OF IOWA.. !
peter NJ eniy United States Msr-ita for f'ie State
of Sa 10 hereby give public notice ths in the case OF
tn Tin tea states sg,nst shelter, ct aha in
cse Of rtzre and forfeiture under Of C,ngress
aid On III. 2lt ,s al June 1880 at Franklin Cen
TIRE Ia count Iowa, arrest aEd take into prsses
sim Tar sa eti-tslq one corn shAilef wash kettle.
va tub cold water tub yeasting tubs, nissh val.
I large whisky tnh bbls vinsgar. l cold wxtsr vat,
still heater s'ouhier and tnh, beer lIuap.
cold water pump vinegar tubs. And I hereby also
give usIe notice that the time a-rgnad for the return
OF said arr Ant aud hearing Il this il the list Tua~
div August being the first day * August. A. 1885.
and hereby Inn nsh and nmop all claiming
ny Interest Ia said corn shelter ala. kno wing
h4,tnS anvtine say why the should not be de-
crs.d to be forfeited the Unisa States aud be
nue aud sold 10 the prayer of said liefant,
that they he aud sphar before said District Court at s
rooms In the cty IL Keokuk saiA District said Let
dav of Angus 1865 at o'clock m when and here
AID ca Sc will lie heard then ami there to inserp
th~ir 81 aims AMI said libel Of Information and
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELENDT,
U. 8. Marsh al for the State II iowa.
BY " FULTON, Deputy.
Esoknk Lee Co Iowa, june 2isi4w
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CHERIFF'S SALE.

BY virtue Ora speeir u ne directed, issued
by the Clerk of the DISTRICT pnrt Of said county in favor
of Bernt Lessen and against August kKnnaslU - 9TH
ers land also decree against John Thurer, havs4ev-
cas on =. "a c w s, ss cs ssta ns
county, Iowa. at Ksoksk sipv ssd county, the Goth
day of July A. b taS NE hours OF o'clock A.
and 4oelock p. NJ, commencing a oelrrk z. NJ q
sa day the following property, towft The FEAR half Of
Tots a. and ( IN block thirtyfve {35) In M
sons Lower Addition to the city of Kssk, Lee county
Iowa. .ssu.u
To be sold by order of court to salty sid writ of exc
cution. 4 <ft7 - 49, Z = :.
Kcokuk, Juno ~ 1866. SIsRA1L ANnnRgoN,
Printers Fee o. 90, Itue1 Sheriff HtAeCo.. Iowa
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TT s. MARsHAL's PROCLAMA-
Tt0N.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. 81
SOUTHERN lsfyrsIos or Iowa Ia

SOUTHERN DIVISION or Iowa. g.
Peter Meeniy, United States Narshal for hs State
ofT0w4 10 hereby give public tee that IN the case OF
tile Unitet states against six tarreis OF lbshtdnes.
asd "Rs Uisun Line In cause Of seizure and for
fairre under of Congress did the 1Tth DAY Of
Iai.e u. 1865 AZ keokuk Lee comfy, Iowa, arrest
aud take into my possession safe custody six barrels
OF III h vines And hereby also give public notice that
the assigned the return OF si warrant and the
hearing OF this first Tuesday being the LIST
dav Of august A. 1861. AMI hereby aimonish and
s,anan all persons claiming interest in said six
lsrreis of HilL Sihes, marked Rye. Union Line,
knowing or having thing why the should
not be creed forfeited the United states and be
condemned aud sold the prayer of said libel
ia that they be aud epesr befre snd District Conrt
At IT. rooms the city of kenkuk in said District said
It day of August 1855 at o'clock when and where
said viii be heard then aud there 10 interpose
their olaIus and said libel IT ineerpation and
make their allegations in that behalf
PETER MELEyDY,
L. g Marshal for the State of Iowa.
BY II FULTON, Deputy.
Kcoknk Len c. Iowa. June 20. ls@5.
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rHERIFF'S SALE.

~ Il EhlFF u SAL
~ STATE or Iowa LEE CorxrY--es
81 BY virtue of special ecution directed issued
CLERK the District Court of sa county, In favor
- county, Iowa for the or the school Fund aud
Goet james T. Blair, Jas w JohLso aud J. A. Ander-
- fsve levied upon and will sell u the highest bid
G6 the front door Sf the Clerks Osire Of the Dis.
EpRrtof Lee ceanty, Iowa. Keokuk, In said
yso1 Ne s2dsy OF July A. D. 1858 between the hagre
SoG& e1f4ock A. VI. and O'Clock T. NJ commencing ut
Mock r. NJ. of said day the following property to-
~ Lots i've fs} in aotk hundred aud sent yeight
- in the city OF keoknk Lee county, Iowa
be Sold by order Of COURT satisfy said writ Of <e.
ntinn.
Keekrk juno 90, 1855 ISRAEL ANDERSON,
1nters Fee 81 e0.l It'll Sheriff Of Lee Co., Iowa
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GUARDIANS SALE.

GUARDIANS SALE,. -
NofTCn hereby given that In pursuance OF an or
Y der Of the cbakAy EOurt Of seeCo-, Iowa, l. Anna
Rover. Guardian Of Lucy NJ. worthington, Eliza y
worthiagton and Edward s. WorthIngtons pnaIs. ell
evr At pn'Aie hslpg1h1roat of the Of
fine Dfstrct Court Of Lee county I0wa, at keokuk, on
Saturday, the I'm 6as OF August 1855, bstyeen the
hours of O'Clock q and ecaoek p m ,cdr1fnenrng
at O'Clock Of SAID day the right te and interest
rsd minor 10 ste to tue fovinf real ssnts iniee
rty Iowa viz Tot number four - In block nuubef
ninety-six esl in the city Of Keokuk.
ANNA BOWER
jyl1-d4w Guardian, &c, az above stated.
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CHERRIES SALE.

~ SrarE or Iowa, LEE Couvrr-ss.
By virtue Of special execution TO me directed issued
by Ia Clerk of the Court ofsaid county
OF lee county. Iowa for 81 rhe School FUND.- and
agsin-t VIM. leighton Henry w. Middleton, f. r. D.
Ford ihsv levied upon and will sell to the highest
bidder at the front Of the Clerks Office Of the Dis
trict Court of Lee County Iowa, at keoknk, in said
County the 2td day Of July A. D. 1885, between the
hours Of O'Clock A. ". and +o'cIock NJ, commencing
at p NJ Of said day, the following property to-
wit The west half u of the southeast quarter e. Of
section twtuty t2 township sixtyfye S5h range five
w-St. bee county. Iowa.
To sold by order of court to satisfy said writ of
en- I5n.
prinser's fee 81 n0.l ISRAEL ANDERSON.
k.oxuk Ayune % '65. Itul Sheriff Lee Co.. Iowa.
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NFDICAL BOOKS-A new stock
ID this day at the City Book Store, No e6.-
Cent, the Profession will please call and examine
the Books lnaca22l W. OGDEN.
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Dentistry.

DIM. ". HIcxs In pfsssntinG discard TO the puolf
bees leave say that he only has the to put
u The ..Coraiite,' vuleanise Hard Rdbbsr ease
for Artificial Teeth that he the FIRST
In the SAss to do that kind Of work. and thaf With IL
largest and the best facilities he does IL at
Gov Tor the style u
vorf ssu7-dAwly.
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A 4 :
d1Asuss4satsa preparation which possesses the pecu
liar properte. grey hair to its color
and the color it possassed before il
turned grey. 1t Is . permanent cure for dandruf,
strengthens and envens the roots of the hair the
lasting and natural moisture dandru scurf
itching and Of Persons that have tried
this preparation that they have tried all kinds o.
Tonic Hair Roster and had been able TO
6nd article that would produce tbs desired result
until they had tried Hair Tonic IL has cured
sons had solid Of dandruH all knitted and
cemented together In the share Of cap covering th
hsad and the Of thirty days after using
Tonic the and dandruH ali disappeared aud the
hair. which had until that fire been prevented from
growing, uned its former healthy srosih- $50
In the Of James Mershon of the 2fst Iowa In
fantry whose cod covered With thick coating Of
iandruH and scur mentioned a5 and whose hair
haA completed fallen cot shown the virtue Of
hls f0ac for u The - three weeks application
Of his scalp assumed healthy cc5dito, and his hair
commenced to grow beautifully. This Is Only
OF the 81 ndin thousand coald mention many others
bot for ofspace and prevented from do
ing
Sold By GEORGE CABUs, corner Of Second aud Main
street. Price 10 cents per botle liberal di-coun, to
be r -. mch3l-dsm
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.ERIFF's SALE.

STATE OF Iowa, LEE Corxrf-ss.
y virtue of eesaditnds erponas execution to me d.
issasd ~ the Clerk az the District Court or said
~, In favor Of HOSE Tyler. and sxsinst isabelle
N5ck and L. W Ten-nyck, her husband, have lev
npon and will sell TO the highesf hddz, ut the 'front.'
- the CLERKS once Of the District Court Of Lee
n, Iowa, at Kenknk, I'm said county, on the 18TH
August, A. D. 1855, bst~een the hogrs II q
A. NJ and 4o'ciock p Recommending at J o'clsck
MIDDAY, the following property, to-wit~ AL the
lot one II. IN block six [t1 except sixteen
avs feet on the rear of ssid half lot, In the
tnk, Lee county, Iowa.
ssied upon, and 10 be sold By order q court, =
PES. 81 oo3 IsRAHI. ANpxRsON,
IA, JAY II, kas [tal Sheriff a Les Co., Iowss
in, and in short time leaye Il hAFsh md dryf II
The blood and II 700 want sDooA ~ sofl sAtu -
boadN nxtractef oassaDasilla. = elv0 absillanev
= eo1Qaautns - -
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General War Claim
Aa II NJ & y

am successfully engaged In AAjusting ami Settling
Officers Accounts Procuring Certificates ~ Ncni
ednes Collecting Arrears of Pay Bouufees Pensions
Tor Wdcva, Mothers, Ae Bounty Land, Lost Horses,
Prize Money. Qusrtsrmasters' veuchers Ac.
shall be pleased to act yonr attorney, furnishing
With hanks and advsanR yoa Of tbs last DECISIONS
Ny noderate and charge IL made tness sue
csaxfni
Aay business may entruss TO me will be promptly
and faithfully attended eAtsf~ctsry references al
va~v mis- hsd. Enquiries by mail promptly answered
Address, JN0. VAN yALkENBUH0,
Attorney al Lasc,
naysi-Aswly Fort Msdisoh Iowa
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FROM CINCINNATI,
Judicial and Executive Conflict in
Tennessee..JeG. Davis Coming via
Savannah.

CINCINNATI, May 19.-Maj. Gen. Thomas
visited the Merchants Exchange yesterday,
and was enthusiastically received. He has re-
turned to Louisville.
The Commercials Nashville dispatch saws
there is prospect of conflict between the
judicial and executive powers of Tennessee.
Gov. Brownlow, as special agent of the Treas
ury department, acting under written order of
that department, has rented abandoned prop
erty belonging to disloyal persons who were
in the Southern Confederacy. Judge Trigg at
a preceding term of Court ordered tenant of
the Treasury department to be dispossessed of
farm which he had rented from Brownlow,
and the property restored to the owner. Gen.
Tillson, on Gov. Brownlow's opposition. en-.
forced the contract, and Judge Trigg's order
was disregarded. On Tuesday Judge Trigg at
Knoxville delivered charge to the grand jury
in which he directed them in strong language
to indict Gov. Brownlow for satisfaction in the
premises. Judge T. is understood to be hostile
to the confiscation laws.
A dispatch from Resaca, Ca, says JEFF. Da-
Wis arrived at Macon on Monday and was sent
to Augusta with strong guard, and thence
will be taken to Fortress Monroe via Savannah.
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THE RAM STONEWALL.
How She was Treated mt Havana
..BlOckade Runners.

New YORK, May 1.-THE steamer Nightin-
gale brings Havana dates to the 18th inst. and
Key West to the 18th. The rebel ram Stone
wall arrived at Havana on the 18th. 1t was
said the government would not allow her any
facilities for doing damage to our shipping
that she would be obliged to leave within "a
hours; that she could not be allowed to dis
charge or take any men or ammunition, and
only sufficient coal to take her to sea, and that
the Governor had orders to that effect and
would willingly seize her.
There was no report of her having destroyed
any vessels on her way to Havana.
1t was reported that the blockade running
steamer 1mogene, arrived at Matamzas on the
10th inst, with 1000 bales of Cotton from
Galveston, and landed ~ passengers enroute
for Europe. The Imogene sailed on the 18th,
ostensibly from Nassau. Her passengers
reached Havana on the 18th. 1t was said that
the counsel applied officially for permission to
send by mail boat q notification of the pres
ence OF the Stonewall to Key West, but was re-
fused by General Lelorana. The Mexican
steamer Columbia, was then sent as she passed
the Florida coast signal fires were seen along
for 20 miles. On the 9TH steamer appeared
OFT the Moro, she was signaled, and suddenly
under all ateam started North west, displaying
the English ensign at the peaks, and the rebel
flag at the fore. 1t was thought she was the
lmogene. The steamer Columbia from Ha-
vana on the 18th has arrived. The pirate
Stonewall it appears left Teneriffe on the
lst, and arrived at Burmuda on the 25th,
thence she proceeded to Nassau, but was un-
able to get over the bar owing to her drawing
over 16 feet of water, and then occupied three
days in her passage to Havana She was rot
sauted at Havana, but Spanish Gen. Demarara
under pretense of showing the pirat, to bis
daughter, paid her visit. One of the Cap
tains, Generals aids and several Government
officers also visited the pirate Some difficult
ties were attempted to be placed in the way of
clearing the steamer Columbia for Kew West
by our counsel, but Messrs. j. H. Morals &
Co., overcome them, and she was allowed to
depart to warn Admiral Stribbling at Key
West.
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The StOneHall Left Havana. Warn.
ing to New York Shippers.

WAR DEPARTMENT
WASHINGTON, May 17-9 ANS
MAJOR General Dir:
The following communication from General
Candy relative to the StOnewall, which may
be important to shippers at New York, has
been received by this Department We are
now within twenty-fOur hours of telegraphic
communication with New Orleans
Signed E. NJ. STANTON,
Secretary of War.
NEW ORLEANS. May Is.
To Hoa. T.. Dr. Stanton, Secretary of War:
The United States Consul at Havana re-
ports that the rebel ram Stonewall left that
port on the first inst, ostensibly for Galveston.
L have warned all commanders on the coast.
f. T. CANDY, Major General.
New YORK. May 17.-Key West advices say
that the steamer Columbia which had arrived
there from Havana, reported to our authorities
that the pirate Stonewall was hurriedly receiv-
ing men and ammunition from the Owl and
other Confederate pirates and blockade-run-
ners. Capt John NJ. Maffit had assumed COM
mand of the Stonewal. The United States
steamer POwhatan went to sea from Key West
on learning the movements of the Stonewall.
New YORK. May 1.-THE steamer Nightin-
gale brings Havana dates 10 the 18th inst. and
Key West advices to the 18TH The rebel ram
Stonewall arrived at Havana on the 18th.
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GEN. FORREST KILLED.

CAIRO, May 1s.-The Memphis Argus has
reliable Information that the rebel General
Forrest was killed at Parkersville, Alabama, on
the 18th, by four of his own men, to avenge
the death of six of their comrades ordered shot
~ Forrest the day before for rejoicing over the
news OF Johnston's surrender, which Forrest
did not believe.
PADUCAH, KY, May II. ria CAIRO, May IS.
IAN immense meeting of Union men, held in
this city, unanimously passed resolutions de-
nouncing the men whose representations caused
the removal of Gen. Meredith from the COM
maud OF this military district, styling
them as unworthy of belief, the worst enemies
of the Union, and opposed to reconstruction /;
thanking Gen. Meredith for his wise and patri-
Otto policy and begging President johnson to
reinstate him in command. Resolutions also
pledge earnest support of the administra.
ton. Similar meetings are being held through
out the State =. ... -.
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Union Meeting al,Raleigh.

NEW YORK, May 19.-The Worlds Raleigh
correspondent says large meeting in North
Carolina to take action for the establishment
of civil government and social order in their
State was held at Raleigh on the 18th inst.
Speeches were made by a number of citizens
and series of resolutions Unanimously
adopted, in all of which were expressed JOY
joy over the downfall of the rebellion and
their return to the flag of Union and the pro.
lection OF the old flag, satisfaction at the ter.
mination OF slavery, which was admitted to
have always been drawback on the people of
the STATE, and the acquiescence of the people in
the announcement Of President johnson that
treason must be punished. At night there
was general illumination and o large Union
procession.
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TELEGRAPH OPENING.

THREE RrvERs, Mich, May 1.-THE tele-
graph line TO this town is completed, and the
office opened to-day.
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The ALBANY Journal Gays that DR.. j. G..
Holland, the lecturer. Is engaged on q life of
Abraham Lincoln.
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TROPOLITAN OMNIBU
M LIN E.
sonnet HING NEW

"FASHlON" AND ENTERPRISE"
On and after MONDAY, November 28th, 1865
we will run line of STREET OMNIBUSES,
leaving the Ferry Wharf every thirty minutes
from o'clock, A. NJ, until o'clock, p. NJ
One line goes by the way of West Main, CRANKY,
Freemason and Duke to Butte Streets, and thence
back to Ferry Wharf by way of Butte, Church
and East Main Streets. ,.a..
The other line goes by the way of East Main
and Church to Butte, thence back to the Ferry
Wharf by the way of Butte, Duke, Freemason
CRANKY and West Main Streets.
The new and beautiful Omnibuses q Fashion 4"
and " Enterprise will, for the present. compose
this line, and the comfort and convenience they
present, is enough to secure success. As a mat
ter of course, the ladies will patronize Fashion "
to unit, and, as is the custom, the gentlemen
will go in for Enterprise to the extent of their
pile. So, if the undertaking does not succeed, it
certainly will not be for the want of patronage.
But 1t is just what we want-its what the ladies
want; its what the children wants its what the
invalid wants; and, in fact, its what everybody
wants, and is bound to succeed.
FARE-Iransient rates to any point on the
line, Ten Cents. Families, business men, and
others, will find it to their advantage, for con-
venience and economy, to buy our tickets, which
are put up in packages of IL and 25--12 for 81,
or rs for So, which can be had at our office, Of
the drivers of the coaches, or our agent, who is
employed to canvass the city for that purpose, at
the above rates.
HUYCK 4 VEAZEY, Proprietors,
Wide Water Street, near Church.
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