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Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

t.y-ws pstisoi las, week the loss Of about $3.50
in money, dropped by nr. John Haas o: this place,
near tho new POYk building A man driving a
sulky was observed by boy. TO stop near tho spot
get out and pick up something. and to Put it into
his pocket and drive on. Barny campbOli' detective
of Harrisburg, was put op bis track, and arrested
him Gct,ysturs and lodged hin In jail a: Har.
rsburg us acknowledged having stopped and
picked mp something but says IL vas his hnis li'
confessed knowing something Of The money. which
he says was picked upby soms man ~dsm be mot o
Oaringer's Imp. below town. There was no none,
found on him. but hs Is no doubt the guilty man
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
r,xn,,ri,;iaion oc T,e,c,.c,..... y.

The public examinations of Teachers for the Com.
mon Schools Of 0fNorlhumberland county will bo held
In the following order: ,f, d"
Chilisqsaqnc 5odom School House, Monday, Oct 9.
Turbut Church Lane School House, Tuesday, Oct TO-
Delaware aud MeEwensville, Sinking Springs, Wed.
neslay. Oct IL. ~
Lewis and Turbutvilc, Turbu,e School House,
Thursday, Octel2a.e ..-. .-.. - .f
Point, School ilonse. No. 2. Saturday, Oet. IA
Lower Augusta, Zion Church School House, Wod-
nesday, Oct. Is.
shamokin, Elysbnrg School House, Thursday, octl9
Rush and Uearhart, Kushtown School house, Friday
Oct 20 .aH . .-tt-,I19 F.. .....I 49, ...
Upper Augusta, Reeds School House, Saturday,
Z Oct. 2l.
The examinations will commence, respectively at
O'Clock, A., M. Applicants not present at the com.
ncncemcnt viii not be admitted into the cllss
No persons except actual applicants for SCHOOLS Of
The respective district will he examined. W..
JACOB UP, Co. Supt
Northumberland, Sept. -, lo6j--3t
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

t-g' AT the Union County Agricultural Fairr the
premium offered the farmer for tho best wheat ST.
.nd for the best eorn Is cents. Whilst the horse
Jockey, who manages 10 get Old nag that will rot
Is mile in minutes, gets thirty dollars, A"PIain
FARMER" in the ChY5N;.s, complains that tho true
objects Of gooi institution perverted, and racing
instead Of Agriculture, encouraged.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

10 IscipLxrs Cc 1EAvEI.-on Wednes4'!
morning lady, tho wife OF officer, was taken
fuldculy III in the mai! train South, near Muucy
.tation. Dr. Jairriea, the conductor, had the car
cleared and the lniy was properly attended by n
phvsiean on the trair On Tie arrival Of the train
here it stopped at the Central Hotel, where the
lady, infant and husband are quarerea, and u! dong
Us we'll u: :ould be expected.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
BEEF BEEF u

HE undersigned respectfully inform the citizens
Of Sunbrry and vicinity, that on Monday nox. they
will commence supplying the community with first
quality of HEEF. nj prices ranging from il to 20 cts
Having experience in the business, and made ar.
for supply of number one cattle, they
wti always keep on hand fret qunli'y Of beef ct the
lowest marke! Iiiccs.
METLER 4 ELLIOTT
Sanbury, Sept. Q, 1865
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Ly Gen. Hartranft arrived at this place on Mon
day cyGn * and r.. in 'hc carly train next mort
lag .or ReuiiDs, where be had an engagement. The
sicncral VIC Is citizen Of Norrs.own is yet q
young r'an modest AMI unpretcndins in his appear
uncc His courage and galantry ON the battle ued
has given him reputation second only to bis fellow
t.musE.ar q NJ Hancock.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

GENERAL ScuExoK, in one ef his speeches
describing the difference between rebel
and C6ppcrhead, says: "lour rebel is a
Courageous Copperhead, and your Copper
head is Il cowarily rebel
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

tU'MARBLr WHnHs.-Wc cail attention to the
advertisement u: 4. {. Dissins n, who h's es!Hbah-
cl himself in this place for The manunclurc of Mon
um.rts Trr.h.s arNs &c. The work of Dir. Dis
singer shows that b. is .kilfU mechanic.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
BANK or NORTHUMBERLAND.

IXyHERRAS the Auditor General IS Tcqeired by
w the llth Section Of the Act, eEtitled An Act
enabling ifc Banks fthis Commonwealth to became
Associsticns for tho purpose Of banking vsdsr the
law. of the United Statts passed the p duy Of
August A D. 1864 has certified to re that tho
IBank Of Northumberland, located in the Borough
OF sunbury Northumberland county, has Furnished
satisfactory evidence to him that s!l tne
Bank and that II has become an aSoeLation ~ Gs
purpose Of banking uhdsf the Lava II tss Sa;;sa
States a. -
lisheI In accordance with therruvisons Of the ssid
th section Of the said lot and do declare that the
Charter OF the said Bank by tho terms Of said Act IL
deemed and taken to be h,reupcn turrondsrs1 SAP
;t t tbs rroy syrs If do frst section Q! Sad sst.
sc. CURTIN, Gov .rao''
IAcoutiys CbLutcr,
Na;fsLar. A.; -, lSes :
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

nERSoNS having unTecorled Doeds are reminded
( tsat they musi be FGcorded. according 30 the
Act OF Assembly which requires that
IAN deeds ari cUnveyacos for real estate IN ms
Commonwealth, shall 10 recorded in tho office Tor
RocordiuS Deeds in the County where the lands lie
icihiE sir u3Htis astcr tho execution OF suct deeds
and coAveyancS; and every such deed and convey
nnce not recorded ns afaresaii. shall be Judged
FRAUDuLENTAND VOID against any subae1uent
purchaser fIr valuable consideration, unless such
deeds be ecorded before the recording of the deed or
convey under which such s4ssooH oHent purchaser
or mortgage shnll claim"
Augu:, ~, 1885,
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
WATCHES AND JEWELRY,

fJ,IIE undersignod Informs tho citizens Of supbury
L and vicinity that he has at the solicitation OF
rumbST OF Lis fienls commenced the business OF
repairing Watches, Clocks and Jewelry, He cen be
und at all times in his shop, in Market street, ono
door wost Of the Rod Lion Hoel
lie also keeps for sale Clocks aud Watches
His work will be prlmptly attended, " and war
raltel te give satisfaction
J MENSoH
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

tFS Henry Harper, $50 Arch ST., Philadelphia,
ndvertiscs good stock Of Fine Jewclry and Silver
Ware . .''
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so OR 19O MEN WANTED

Wanted Immediately 50 Qr loo men to work on
Railroad contract, to whom 81 ~ n"r day will be
paid. Apply 10 JAS MALONE SoN,
Cei.ril Hotel, ouubury, Pa.
=
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Rebel Gen Gordon, who figured 81 pro
lmincntly in the Virginia campaigns, is now
keeping grocery storc in Atlanta, CIa.
Hon. E. J. Faulkner was bitten by snake
Shilc walking near his house, at Martins
hug, ) lew deys a-o.
Do, W Il HieErit, of the Baptist Church
w;I,;.ms,,- 1t. Pa, ia, tesianed, With ti"
drsrn O. goipu to BuTmah as mission
Asg.
There arc t.55A Nationa, Banks, doing
',usincss viii, an aggregate eapi' q OF F@V+'-
T7i,79l.
Gen. Howard. vi the Frcc,lmans Burea"'
believes AL arprchrnsions of neSr" insur
rectioa in the Sr!uth gtoundicss.
james Morgan, Detroit printer. has just
fallen hpit to $40 900 10 geld. which rs "n
deposit in the Bank oi England.
Bears are very numerous in various parts
of Arnos;nnk county, Ne The woods near
the settlements arc awarming with thcm:
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

t-y5-J. b. Erskine makes the best Porce
lain Pictures in Sudbury, Simpsons Build
ing n .r,.r Eg. s.. ,..a
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
Nocai Anairs.

tg,-1he Ltict work OF the Court House il ai
completed except little yet TO he done on the towers
The heavy frame t;.aOcrs Tor tie ryof were put rr
tai. y.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Moderate case. aro cured in few days, and We
are constantly receiving urdouGted testimonials"
which invite inspection ut our oflce-oi their eul'
eacy in aggrar rntod cases Of long standing
PRICE FIVE DOLLARS. May be had ol Drug
gsts or will be sent by meil upon receipt OF 80 20
or hy express cry where with nj necessary istru;
GEO /. npOWNING,
seie Proprietor and Manufacturer vt the Celebrated
BRowSISG'S FNcELsIoR CoFfRE.
Nos lS and ~ Mark ct street Camden, y. ,,
svTres'isc. with certified tesiiulunia!s sent iree
" Adapted to Sod,erS.
Sept. 2, 1865. --6in
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FIRST TNATIONALBANK N OF SUNBURY
tLATE BANK OF NORTIIUMBERLAND}

TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF CuAPTRoLLGR OF rnE CCRRESCY,
WAsNISGrOS, June 7tE, 1865. J
WHEREAS, by satisfactory evidence presented to
the undersigned 1t has been made to appear that,
"The FIRST National Bank Of Sunbury,f IL tAc b.
rough of sunbury, in the county Of Northumberland
aud oaic Of Pennsylvania, has been duly organized
under and according to the requirements o! the hct
81 Congress, cntitled An Set To provide National
Currency. secured by plcdgc Of United STATES Bonds.
and to provide fer the circulation md redemption
thereof approEed June 81, ldji and has con- Piled
with all the provisions Of said Act, required to DO
complied with before commencing the business Of
Banking under said Act
Now. therefore |, FnrEMA: CLARKE, Comptroller
Of ihc Currency. do hereby cerisy that. Tine yrst
Est'"la. Bank oe SuEbury, il the borough 81 Sun
bury. in n. County of Northumberland, G:l State
Of Pennsylvania, IS authorized the hus.-
mess OF Banking under the hcf aforesaid.
In testimony whereof NlTNEs3 my han'i and seal
ofUf,ic1, this seventh day Of jane, 1865.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

. sy-The place to get a lifc,likc Picture
u at Erskinc's Room.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
<bEr New Mode /!

Our New Mode!
The articles Of goods ARE numbered from to 10
00O - SOC coIsistnG of Pianos MelodeoDs, Gold 4;
Silver Watches, Sewing Machines, Tea Table
Sets. Solid Silver tea and table Spoons aud Forks
ctc etc aud the o. her 81 500 articles of value Jew
elly Work Toilet Cases, Photograph Albums,
Qren!acc Silver Watches, and fancy articles in great
variety $4,000 notices numbered from to IS ,0Ut
are priutel and put into scaled envelopes and we'll
mixed and Of hCs: is taken out and sent 10 tho
person sondinS to Us % cents to cover expense OF
postage correspC ndence etc. and tho article ol goods
spouding with the number OH tho notice will be
sent to the holder of The Same Immediately if be
desires tu purchase the artie) the receipt o. two
dollars. For instance II tis number on the notice
sent 10 you should DO 500, and piHno or diamond
sett or gold watch should be numbered 800; il will be
sent to You should be 800, and plnno or diamond
sott or gold watch should be numbered 500, j; Will
be sent you for 81 and SO OH for every article in
our list $4,000 articles
-SAfter receiving the article ifit does not please
you, you return il, and your money shall be 70
unded.
20 cents must be sent to ray expense of postage,
Correspondence ETC.. on one notice
Remember that whatever article corresponds
with the number your notice, you Gun have II by
paying Two Dollars for it, whether il be worth siO0
or $500 And IL is far our interest to deal firy aad
send out our fine articles, us it gives cOnddeIco to
the public, and thereby increases our sales
TRY OUR NEW MoDE.s,
Upon receipt OF rs cts, which pays for eorrsspop-
acEce, postage otc., we send ono notice. -
Upon receipt Of 81 which pays for correspondence q
/ postage, etc, We Gend six notices.
Upon receipt OF IS which pays for correspondence
postage etc, we viii send 10 notices, and fine pre-.
sent valued At not ess than SIS, sample CT oaI
| goods
Upon receipt of SIS which pays for eorrespondence
postage. etc. we will send l59' notices, and soliJ
/ silver Watch. by return mail
| AGENTS WANTED. Send for circular,
Agents allowed large cash commission, by wh!ci
| they ern make S25 weekly.
Address plainly REED BROTHER,
| Salssrooin Box 5l33,
81 Liberty sIreot New York City, n. !
Sept. %, lS6j.-iy
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

A GEN IS wanted In every County and siate @
~ sol tho pAhItrrE fEwyo MAeHIsE; price s2s
Wi!son. Grover Baker. and Sia:s. y 90. We will
pay monthly SalaSy'srd Expenses, or lllo~ large
eembaisian on sals, For particulars, illustrated
eaalosns territory 30. enclose stamp and address
PAGE BROTHERS, sole Ageuts IN United 5,s,es,
22l samSiit stfss.. Iv!eIJ, chio
Aaz,.r =. ise3 M
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Il * a conveniently arranged Belt, con.
tairinS Medicated Compound, 10 bo worn
around the body, abou. the waist, Equally
Eficciing all Parts, wherever the disoass may
be-. 1t can bo worn without injury to the
most delicate person, ard no change in the
= proper habit Of living is required. I: en-
tircly removes the disease tram tie system,
Z without the use OF powerfCi Internal nei!-
e cines, which weakod the contribution and
- give temporary relief ouly by supplying the
: system and dcadeRing in vitality. By this
treatment, the medicinal properties conta,n-
= ed in the BAND, being OF a highly aromatic
: and volatile nature, ani capable Of being
: readily obsorbed, through the pores Of the
{. skin come into direct contact with the Blood
- and general circulation, withuut FIRST having
= to pass through the stomach. which would
> tend not only to dcract from their curative
:, powers, but to impair the internal organs aud
:. derange the digestion also, thus avoiding tho
- injurious effects, often the result OF internal
= remedies aud elccting perfect cure by pa
ritying and eqnalil!ng the circulation ot ths
- vital fluids and restoring the parts affected 10
= healthy condition. This Band il also Aost
W pow eriul ANTI -Mcrcurial Agcrt'-Calomel
- being the primary cause of a large part OF
< the Stiffness. Neura.gic Pains and Rhcuma-
tics. 20 prevalcnt-and will entirely relieve
the system from its perniciOus ehects-rc-
moving all blolches and pimples from the
body and identifying the complexion
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07
lAut.ilOr's a Notice.

HE undersigned auditor having been appointed
hy the Orphans Court Of Northumberland co,snty.
AUDITOR to distribute the balance in the hands OF
Eli-.ieth N. Cleaver, Administrative uC the estate
OF KimL.V Cleaycr, deceased viii! meet ali parties
interested for this purpose al the Office of Zicser
Kase in the borough Of Sunhury, on Monday the
@3d day of oetoasr, 4. u. 1852 AZ ! o'clock \. NJ
OF said day.
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

Tt;c SE;.SCIa I& Bzuniin Cn5Inct
0rGaUs. forty different ttyfr,. adopted ia Sacred
nni secular music. for $la to $3.50 each. THIRTY
FIVE GOLD or SILVL& MEDALS, or ether first
premi1r,s awarded them. illustrated Catalogues
froe Addicss. MASON / IiAMLIN, Boston, OF
MASON BROTHERS, New York.
September Q, lsij.-ly
Sunbury American. [volume] (Sunbury, Pa.) 1848-1879, 1865-10-07

GOLF, 1865, 1895, 1867 SILVER.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

PUBLIC EETING.-A meeting of most
of our prominent citizens was held at
the City Hall last night, the object being
to aid in the formation of a"National
Express Company" which is to employ
i'm its offices at the North soldiers dis.
charged from the United States army,
and in its offices at the South soldiers
lately in the Confederate army. Mr.
William HI. Mcfarland was chosen
chairman, and Mr.. James A. Cowardir
secretary. Among those present wer,
Messrs. Heth, Echols and Barton, gene
rails in the Confederate army. The share'
are ole hundred dollars each, and aftel
the object of the meeting was explained
stock to the amount of one hundred anc
fifty'four thousand dollars was taken,
Mr.. John Echols took one hundred
shares, MIR. w. G. M. Davis one hundred
and fifty, Governor Pierpoint fifty, ana
Mr.. John Purcell fifty. Those genie
men were among the largest suoscfi1 shis
The meeting adjourned to meet .ni 5
evening at the same place.-f'c""'0"'
| Republic.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25
NEW LINE

The New Line of, Steamers for Balti-
more and Richmond, and Harm
denis Express Route, Leave
Daily, at 81 P. M, from
Wharf foot of Mar
ket and Roanoke
Square.
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are women of fine intelligence. They
90 out to find homes in the Territory,
and, of course, to be married there.
Mr.. Mercer is a native of Illinois, who,
after being educated at an Ohio college,
went to Washington Territory six years
ago. Reaching there without funds, his
first work was in digging a cellar for the
new university. When the college was
completed he was made its president, an
office he still holds. He may be SAID 10
have been identified with that instltu-
ton from its foundation. Last year he
came to the States and o o U tweive
female teachers. These met the wants
of the people, and are now all well mar
ried-a blissful augury of the success OF
his present enterprise. go.
Mr.. Mercer has his wholeheart in this
project, and regards it as a great means
Of improving, advancingand settling the
Territory. The country has men,, but
no women, and the farmers and lumber
men-good, thrifty, energetic Eastern
men-want wives. Verify, they. shall
have them out of this party, in all the
"continuous woods where rolls the Ore
gon," and which, having fOra long time
head no sound "save its own dashings,"
shall h~encefOrth hear the sweet prattle
of childhood and the music of rockers.
Happy Oregon!
Since the hunt for the Golden Fleece
or the voyage of ~CleOpatra's barge, no
such expedition as this has ever crossed
the seas, and Washington Territory opens
| wide its arms in welcome to the adven-
turous travellers who seek a 'locai habi-
tation'' and a change of name in these
untried regions. The Territory, after
this arrival, will be even more anxious
to take it's place in the Union than now.
Mr.. Mercer will also take out to Ore
gon a dozen shoemakers by wayOflook-
ing after the soles of the population.
The Norfolk post. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 1865-1866, 1865-09-25

WHERE DID IT COME FRoM?-It VIII
be remembered that the Associated
Press report of President Johnson's
! speech to the Southern delegation on
| tanned the following sentence
"He did not believe the sensation let
tor-writers and editors who were en-
daa voring to create the impression that
there exists in the South disaffectiop and
DISSATISFACTION, for the presence of so
many eminent and distinguished gentle
men. representing such a large constitu-
ency, fully disapproved the fact and gave
the lie to their pestilent and malignant
utterances."
Now, neither the full report that was
sent on the night of the address to the
New York Times, nor the report revised
by the President himself, which has
since appeared in the Washington
Chronicle, contain anything like tho
above extract. Where, then, did itcome
from? The sentence above afforded
considerable qualification to the press in
this and other cities who have been IN
sympathy with the late rebellion, and
its author should be made known 10
| them. Where did it come from?-Bas-
| timore a mericaR.
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Female Exodus.
THE voNEN DESERVING MAssACHUsETTs-sEvE
HUNDRED GOING TO WASHINGTON TERRITORY

GOfNG TO WASHINGTON TERRITORY.
Mr.. A. s. Mercer, a resident of WASH
ington Teri itory, says the Commercial
of Yesterday, has engaged passage for
seven hundred women in the United
states steam transport Continental, for
the fourishing region from which he
halls. THESE ", omen are from the sur
Mus population of Massachusetts,, and
the enterprise of deportation has the ap-
proval of many OF the best men in that
State. The expedi ton will sail from
this citv on the 3Oth instant, and it is
probable that Governor Andrew will be
present and make d speech before the
lines are cast off. The Continental is
loaned for this purpose by. the govern
ment. who wish to send her to the Pa
cifc to take her place there in govern
ment transportation. 9h goes out,
therefore, loaded with female emigrants
instead of naval stores. The voyage il
expected to be made in from sixty to
eighty DAYS. MI. Mercer pays all the
bills and looks to the future for his REIN
bursemenrt, if he gets it all Some o
the ladies a q part of the passage mo
new. Of the whole number, three hun
dred are orphan daughters Of dead sol.
| diers. Nearly all are orphans, and al
are accust omed to work. Most of then
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NOTICE TO

NOTICE TO TRAVELLERS.
TIN NEW FAST AND MAGNIFICENT STEAMERS
M. MARTIN,
CAPT GEORGE NJ. LIVINGSTON,
AND
THOMAS COLLYER,
CAPT. p. McCARRICK,
CARRYING THE U. S. MAIL AND ADAMS
EXPRESS FREIGHT.
These Steamers will leave the Government Wharf, Nor
folk, daily, on and after Monday, Sept. 18th, at % O'Clock,
A, M, for Richmond, touching at Portsmouth, Old Point,
City Point. and the different landings on James River.
No expense has been spared in fitting out these steam
ers expressly for day travellers.
They havo large, open, airy Saloons, from which all OBJ
iects of interest along the route may be seen.
Travellers taking these Steamers will arrive In Rich
mond at a much earlier hour than by any other line, al
their speed is unsurpassed.
Through Tickets can be procured on these Steamers to
| Petersburg, Lynchburg and Danville, and connect with
the trains running West and South.
These Steamers are under the Superintendence Of Col.
M. N, Falls, and run in connection with the Baltimore
Steam Packet Company's Steamers.
Their Tables are supplied with all the Delicacies OF the
markets. ". M
~ Be sure to inquire for the FALLS LINE.
For freight or passage apply to tbs Clerk Of the
Steamers, or to THOs. II; wEnD,
| angl9-tf Agent, Nor1oik, va.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
FROM 80
NORFOLK TO FORT MONROE, BALTIMORE, RICH
MOND, MATTHEWS COUNT N CHERRysTONE,
CARRYING THE GREAT -"
HARNDEN'S EYPRESS. y
The following First Glass, Side Wheel Steamers, with
unsurpassed accommodations, namely
GEORGE LEARY, CAPT. BRAKEMAN,
JAS. Il. BRADY, CAPT. LANDIs,.
Leave for Baltimore, DAILY, at 81 o'clock, I. NJ, arrts'
ing in time TO connect with all the early trains.
CITY POINT, CAPT. TALBOT,
MAGENTA, CAPT. BAULsIR,
Leave for Richmond, DAILY, at 8 O'Clock, A. NJ. State
Room furnished FREE of CHARGE.
MATTANO, CAPT. HICKS,
Leaves for Cherrystone, every TUESDAY, THURSDAY
and SATURDAY, and for Mathews, Yorktown and
Gloucester every MONDAY WEDNES-
A and FRIDAY, at 81 ocrk,
AM, touching at Ports.
mouth, going and
." returning,
connecting at Old Point with the New Line Steamers to
to and from Baltimore.
These Steamers all leave from New Line Wharf, foot Of
Roanoke and Market Square. (.
Through tickets sold for Philadelphia, New York, and
all the principal cities West. Passengers and baggage
taken from boat to cars free Of charge.
The Steamers all touch at FORT MONROE, and COLI
meet with each other, going and returning.
For any information regarding Freight or Passage, or
securing State Rooms In advance, apply at the Ohice on
the wharf. A II. V. TQMPkINS
sepQ-tf Agent.
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The Savannah Republican states .nas
st. Paul's Church in thai city NV wa ato;n-
Gently wantonly desecrated; 4 Th ma stan de.
moIished. and a new organ was ORR 70
nieces The Goth Massachusetts, a
baen %occnpying the building as a hospi-
taI = short time previous to their depar-
tnre for home, but we do not learn thai
smsnicion attaches to them.