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BLAcK LA01 POINTS AND HAHFI75.

hsvo 'ussfsesivsd full assortment of the
..Sn Ins 'Is: Me-. York Auction Sal. Of
than mpoFtatioa price. and sn.,.n. .s. . ss
the best quality. gs-s, sAe" ao1
Also, . great many other bsssains In nal
DRY GooDs
from the same Auction. a#
O. LANsBU R9H sRe.
jeo-lw &. .-1e y S5e and. Sl57th strsst
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REcovRRING.-we are glad to learn from DIR.
Mccoy, the attending ply stefan upon DR.. VIM.
Boyd, who was injured at the time OF the SOL
ders' riot in the Seventh Ward, that he is re |.
covering and will soon be able to be out.
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REAL ESTATE SALES by ], q. Mcclure G
Co. auctioneers. Lot on the corner Of 5th and
H streets, north side, to John Hill for 90 cen ts
per foot. Also, lot on o ST., between 18th and
18th SITS, to Frederick Stutz, for ak cents.
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TELEGRAPHIC NEWS.
Breek;nridse Reaches Cuba.

LEXINGTON, KY, June 1O.-Reliable infor-
nation has reached the friends Of John O.
Breckinridge at this place that he has arrived
safe in Cuba. How he got there they refuse to
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GRACE CHURCH FRsTIvAL.-This delightful
festival with it's exceedingly beautiful tab
Hall. Don't fail to 60 TO night and to. morrow
n ht. 1t positively closes on fo-morrsw
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TREA6URY OF THE UNITED STATES,
L DIVISION OF NATIONAL BANKS,

WASHINGTON, June 9. 1855
TR0POL1TAN BANK. Of Washington, D. o., q
banking association organized under the act ITO
of United States bonds and to provide for the cir
euatiop and redemption thereof" approved June
section forty Eve Of said act. and with the reeu
!Stlons OF this Department made in pursuance
lazy OF ppSic aoneys except rsesiRts frg 9, e
ment. r. ID. SPINNER.
js l3-lw Treasurer United States
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LOOK OUT for the picnic and fireworks at
Beckert's Garden, Navy Yard, Tomorrow
night.
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nHILADELPHIA ALE AND PORTER.
Il PHILADELPHIA LAGER BIER
NEW YORK AND MASSACHUSETTS CIDER.
PREMIUM MINERAL WATERS

desire to call the attention of Suffers and
others in the vicinity Of Washington and George.
town, D. O., to the fact that have constantly on
hand q supply of the above enumerated articles.
Those wishing to purchase on the most advan-
tageous terms are invited to call ct my esta blsh
ment and examine the goods.
Upon timely notice, i will deliver the articles
purchased in any part of Warrington or George
Union Bottlins Depot, No. 81 Greene street.
IL Aim (Ohron1 6eorGetoWn, d. O.
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THI LAST NOTICI.

All persons indebted to the late drT Of Nc.
unless their accounts settled mp by the LIST of
july they will be put into the hands Of an Ger
FOR settiement. 81. F. ZIMMERMAN & co., No.
$50 TIL street, are authorized to receipt for the
late firm je8-6t
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NEW STYLES SPRING CLOTHING.
WALL, STEPHENS & CO.,
322 Penpsylvania avenue,
Between 9Th and 10th stB, Washin xton,

The Great Decline il. Goods has induced US to
0H'''1 IxsaioSAsL. CLOTHING.
GINTLDMENS FURNISHIN6 GOODS.
of every description, at greatly reduced prices-A
larger portion Ct viii CHI we are determined to sell
regardless Of cost. Also,
BOYS AND CHILDRINs' CLOTHING,
suitable for all sizes, adapted to the present And
coming season, which must be sold to make room
for new additions daily arriving. my l9 lmH
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LOST BOY.-A son of Mr. Detweiler, residing
home On yesterday week, and has not been
heard from by his parents since. Any infor-
nation concerning him will be gratefully re-
ceiyed by his parents.
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l. superior grey CARR AGE HORS1S; g.
one fine Clarence CARRIAGE. superior ~
stoeekl, Russian Mipi,ter. Apply TO &. CRUIr
Son. Geors etown. D. @. lie 12-st&
W. AoSAnsss1AaEsl 0Ek
S@ CARRIAGD0i 0@2
On hand, . hne assortment OF Light CAR
RIAGE6, Of my own make. and of the best quality,
such as Rockaways, Busgies. Pheatons. Extension
Persons in want would DO well to call before pur.
chasing else.here. Repairing promptly attended
to- ROBERT H. GRAHAM, 400 Pa Az,
je ID 3tS near ~ ST.. and 81 4 street.
0N GUARD. Novel; By Anna Thomas. For
~ syth's Life of Cicero, vols Homer's 6liad,
ai,tor{ q inf!ana vsls snd 4; The ga Bar b.
Of Faith Gartney's Girlh God; The London Quar-.
ttrly Review. for April; The Min raj Resources
Bowitzsr Ashore, by Com. Parker. p 9; A:
jel3 FRANCK TAYLOH,
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$50
81 str and N streets, . sSRRSI MARE, about s
hands Ugh and years old; has long, slim tail;
is q very fast walker and racks has lost q shoe
from one Of the hind feet; had on . citizsna
bride. light colored head stall and black single
rein: Had . piece Of carpet for saddle cloth
7th street. q BAY HORSE. about l6 haEds higa,
Was marked with the letter about two years
ago Is rather roach back cd long legged and heavy
bodied has q round forehead and small eyes; 10
rather mule shaped about the body aid limbs. I
or half the sum for either one, and no questions
asked. ruox.s cov,, ~ po,;.a st.+,o,
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TIiSooLN s soClafiak MONUMENT As
"A meeting of the Directors Of the Lineoln
WEI W isEsiN
n punctusl attendance is requested, as business
tt% 1g will come pP MOVES Secretary
aa WIZ. BE He'd F AE EEN
9vENISa. June 18th. .. o'ciscf. for ! the par.
Of .na Tel. an
quested to attend. it,
ne THl MKT REGULAR MONTHLY
q Vii ihs Ssd on the
ISL ipss 1. cc'S MoRs1hL Acting Secretary
NTrHH sTRAWs4ffR HRE, AND FLORAL rEs-
Il 70 sss :!s.
and 0f iss ssh sh AND
Those Who haze not yet visited this attractive
XII viii essiti7eiy close On %sSnesdsy Evening.
p pei 1ta Cream strawberries. &c. in ,rofu.
sion. At moderate prices. Attrsctivs ladies al
wassin attep dance to dispense the delicaciea. Go
Admission only IS cents. 1e last
n<GRACl CHURCH FESTIVAL;
@ ODD F1LLows' HALL.
LADIES OF e q 1al CHURCH.
Grew. ALFRED HOLMEAD. Kector,l
WILL OPEN ON
MONDAY, JUNE IL.
TABLEAux ZACH NIGHT.
Entrance - cents Children 10 cents.
Band OF Music in attendance.
,Dopations of Co nfectonery, Rrui Is and Flowers
gladly received BY the Ladies at the HALL at the
tneaeIidence OF the Rector, Maryland avenue. No.
oIe. Jel0-tf
~Dh' j. R: F1K Esoss.orArn1gr.
Bias removed to No. $50 street, between 18th
ley's Church. les 6t*
MA FESTIVAL FOR THI BENEFIT OF
w the Immaculate Conception CHURCH and
~ me church. corner Of Sth and n streets.
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PROPOSALS. H0R SEWER.

1e l3-2tif
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BOZ REWARD IN TIE DIsTRICT-s9O BE.
Han ard not returned. light BAY MSATss WITH
white hind feet, about seven years old. and about
heavy name and light tail, both black. Also. :
BUGGY and II ARNEsS. Buggy isa top buggy.
been run about eight months.
The finder will receive the above reward by 1eay.
O, je l2.3ts
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$40 R1WARD...stolen On the 9Th inst. after
%Cv dark. TWO HORSES. from GlsnWosd
One BAY HORSE. II hands high, blind in on.
e na sSfs or the inside of the right hind
The Other i: : BLACK HORSE. with . she'll
Hoond on bis right hind foot, and Q sabre on
ms right ham. and stands about Is or 15,l hands
Sss will BE- paid for the return Of the Black and
$50 knXARD.LGst in q about our st.bles
srs .s ssa raIr0.S tlesst: Of no S:gs
,.o... Stables, street, near 18th,
&O5 RzWARD.-stelen from the stable Of b.
sSgH%y T. GhaRin Z o.. No. $50 tn street.
EOkn1L AORae. about Is hands hi white spot
IN his face; very round body; his left hip little
a s%: sH;s
hSrss ana SADDLE to d. I. q. & Co.. Ne. $50 III
NAMl TO THE PREMISES or ran SUB.
~ ssiibef. on south 9th street, q dark rsAn
aOKs1, which the owner can have by proving
te8'lws R.N 6IBLEY.
06T..Two COWS and ono CALR-one Of them
II srindle color, with horns; the other a red
color, without horns Any infOr ton left At IA
"a street vest, between and streets north win
Dc liberia u rewarded. - je 6 St.
COO REwARD.-strayed OF stolen, 0sturd,y
~ ~ night. the Sd of june, dun horse COLT,
rising four Years 10 hands high, on the east side
Of the 1astern Branch, near Navy Yard Bridge
sSovs reward. lie SOIL JOHN H IL siis '
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9oatks 9epartmeut.
GAME.
InAR

This amusement is quite common
ia many localities, but NAV he new
to some. A director is chosen who
may employ as many assistants as
he needs. They retire from the
room, and select some word which
Is to be acted out, par, III time, or
otherwise. la presence Of tie com
pany, aud the spectators are 10 dis.
Govern the word from the acting
Thus. suppose the word "Alierna,e"
be chosen. The director may come
in and make on slate or paper j
large fvure S; then each OF his As.
sislants. turns eigh, over; that is al
turn eight (alter,late). The wore
''ln,emperance" may be divided in
to four parts or acts. The first to
represent scene At an INN; next /;
display Of TEMPER: then meeting Of
Ausrs. and finally representation
of the whole word. by a person
feigning inioxication. etc. If III,
words are we'll chosen, and the &C
tors ready with suitable impromt,
dialogues, this play may be made
very entertaining, and often ins!ruc
tive.
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FREiGHTS.

By this route Fr,ichrs vt NIL DESCRIPTIONS can
he fswsrsl.d TO aud from Phi adslphia. New
York p,sion or is.ltimo.c. o. and from any
...i,, IN the Raiircsd. al ohi". Kentucky. bad
a, n. Hin is WISCONSIN. Iowa or Missouri, gy
RAIL ROAD DIR,cr.
Tn Peun'a Cen raj Railroad also rennec,s Il
Pi,is,urg With Steamers. bv which Gnri- can 10
forwarded e. any jori on the Ohio, Mississippi.
Missouri Kansas. md az hsr wssiern ivers. sIs'
=, Cleveland: Sand.i-kv and Chicago viii St"a-
mers Ia al Ports On the North. W. -icra Lakes
s!. chrnis and S Jpn. RS en'rnsirg 'l'e trans
pns'a,ian Of ;ieir freig To this Company, can
rsly with confidence an its speedy 'rai'sit
The Rates OF Freight 10 and from
any pint in the IVES, hy n. pa Central X r..
are al all times n FAVORABLE as ese charged by
other Raircai cumpanes.
Hrre r,ari c,ar 20 marx packages VIA FESS's
CISrRh. X.
For Freight Ccn,rsc,s or Slipping DIRECTIONS.
sna'y toors dress either o. the following a genis
Of m. Cnmpanv:
a. r. Eixo.roS j.. Fright Agent. Ph'lada.
u. A SrEwARr, Fr,ishi A.. nj. Piirsanrgh.
CLAeEY 4 Co. Transfer Agents Pittsburgh.
II " RR MN & Co. C,nciera,i. OHIO.
NoRfnEAp & Co oui>viiie. ny.
4 + Sass - l.,a y Niss"uri.
CLARKE 4 Co. Ciicaso. III
K. c. N-ldru,si. General travelling Agent Ter
The Souh and West.
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EtspIsc .ur d"a!';s SPssnS S~A's'
This Inv l.tiom cnisi ot u pick Tor twt
Elliptic Pure X. iim-i sel :prlBg-. i'ee iois )
g,n,dt-i iighili and Fraly ios tiitr. e'ye T.
.-lgs, making the Iorgh, =. mo, II Al'ie. t'a-
nc .ni Durable Sp'iag sver u~'d. Thty sei;on
Bs,,,l or Bre *. lie i".s nglc springs. a"h e.''
:. au. ntIy preserve ih''r ler,''st sni bsaui "a
%. at. nore th.n ,~ics rs iu'g IS any nel'
.-ur'a, ~kirt Ia, ever Va hoea n can he made
The won r,ul Il ID i,ify nnd ~, at - m''r
AMI plea ne Ia my Lsi wearing the Dup
III p,srni S.irr Will bcs err nc d ,nrticu ar''
IN crowded a.semsii s.oi~ras. C uinsrs- i'aIi
ra carr ehbrrh lsws aim c airs. - pr.n men
MI. ana house 4 -es-. . the Skir can b. lodi
WHEN in tI-- Ia ecrYpi small pace a east :
a d ca. .ni.u, n - TX ar rn'',lin cress
Lid, having rrjw.d the pl s-urt ant grea
c..iaveRi nee 81 n.sat LIS rkirt '"r u sing
d-yuiI, never .,,.r~sa = vi ii"ei, ri,pense w',i
IT'S e r chihurr mai s"s aud yeuHg 'adie'
10 are su,er 80 e. 4 "'h'fs
Til no sare cav wi 2g'y double ,S IL
sl ,,.rs ]. and will MAR twice hong The sin
gle yarn env-rias shh.h i n-.d "a ali Jingle
:, ii hip kris. Th.3 nj em r.~is al " 9,
Skir; are ale, doih,e s't.'. 'nd twice ~ tauh I,
r.,ssr d 30 ,sr,s ~ hr cive,c pg trau YEA i'm
a. she f.,,i- ~ go q a,..,,ns q w. - ,rs. 81 .,
steps &c Ae. I" hie.i tht! are constantly s4sj-
10 wh n in use
All are n-Ge al the f.w ana tir-nnf '''n'
Taps.,. an,i NJ TIC trs,anrii,s ltsyrr, pr gi'-
~. u the W ar.r ID, h.l>i graceful 80 p-i.
-haJ., - i;.'s.,rd fe Hnqnts' on rs ID. 'i.ht
~. u,,,-l de-ir,bsl DIli0rlabo aad e. n'm cn
-li-, ever made
w.srs' gR .rLErk c,RY. Pr pri.'.s'- e IT,
Inv. II len ~. >.i. Nishu srIue 81 thnui,r ~
a., 20 4 81 Il ale 1ne,t.. Nv York
r. sale 10 vii tifs cas- Stores IN This Ciil
mi tsr.ushani III upii-d 81 s'nd csani
II lvans d.. G .ha. M,xica. oash Amsi lea. AM
The Wet IT, les.
iaqair- fs the tuFlrx Elliptic Tor d"n. =
Sprng Skirt :eZ 3n
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Con BLEss You, KIND Girls.

A friend of mine saw shor, dis
lance before him an old man walk
ing with great difficulty and very
tired. He seemed at loss which
way to &c. Between my friend
and the cid man two little girls. eight
or ten years of age, were walking
and talking about the old nan.
"iIow tired he iook>r' SAYS one.
Just then young man passed
by, of whom the old man asked his
way 10 No. 10 street. \ has
" answer, not all clear, was The on
lv reply. In his bewildermenl The
old man struck against post, and
his staff fell from his hand. The
larger girl sprang forward TO support
him; while the so,her handed. him
his staff, sa ying, "iIere il is. SIR"
"Thank you, my kind girls" said
the old man; .'can you direct me &c
No. I6 street! came To the
city to-day to visit my son. Wish
ing TO surprise him, | did not send
him word that was coming am
stranger here, and have been walk
ing long time to no purpose
20, we will go with you, sir;
mother said we might walk for au
hour, and we can as well walk that
way as any other"
"God bless YOU, my kind girlsl''
said the old man. 81 am sorry &c
trouble YOU"
''Or' replied the little girls. sit is
not the least trouble; we love old
folks, and We love 10 do them ia
vor.."
They a, length brongh, the old
man opposite The house which he
sought, and he was dismissing them;
but they said, 1--WE mus, cross The
stree, with you, lest the ariiages
rLn over YOU"
What delightful body-guard
were those kind children! As the,
separated, the old man said. '.ii.yo,
ever. visit my county, Come TO The
house of John B., and you shall have
as hearty a welcome and as goot
entertainment as a farm house Cal
afford."-Mo.her's Magazine.
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DR.. T. B. TALBCT'S
Medicated Concentrated
Pineapple Cider,

The proprietor his known tor long time thu
very beneficial results aris from the u-e ct ihi-
vriuable remedy. and has been induced 20 place
it before The public for m, benefit ot suffer Nc hu
rnanity. II will Increase the strength. give VIZ
or and &c ion e the system, and regulate llefs-
ton Taken iD.ernallv for pains of all KIND.
5 .oothing aud quie'ing effect i astonishing.
Hr. Wilcox. al eminent ph,sIciaa. emIi"ytd
il with sarai succs-s in irraring Fryers. ID. spep
Nervous Afecrions. weakness. Disease q, ti'-
Heart Stomsch aid Bowels. Deiicate Fsmale-
viii find il an * ell Mt remedy for III their d.
nr..s NO ailnents. II never fails t. reli-vs New
nus rrrmsrs. Wakefuiness, etc. Ladies have
~. d this a ucie with or ut >uccess tn brighten
their color and beauty l, IMPACTS cNeer uines-
TO the sposi;io, b.illi,ncy W the comb. xion
70 ira, el-r- 4 oi inesiimab'e value. where the
st, alter l. likel, 10 vary in qnsii'y and tendency
Persons in any par, OF Tie country may adopt
i, with the utmost confidence ss timely. etiica-
Il JUS restorative.
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CASH PURCHASERS:
5000 SACKS OF FLOUR!
.tW ilogs'd n. q. Sugar.
20 Dbls. Loaf, Crushed ana
Powdered Sugar,
100 Bbls. Clarified sugar,
iCO Boxes Havana Sugar;
.0J BIS. :. ~. Il NO. Mo'asses'
100 do. Plantation do
500 Bags Rio coffee,
100 Mats Java coffee:
500 Kegs Assert d Nails;
% Boxes star Candles;
100 Boxes Mould do
'OO i'ks. M .clscreI s. Herring
80 coils Cordage;
i,o Half BIS. S. L. Soda,
lGi. Dxs. Babbi,.'s Saiara,us:
.ln2 do. Yeast Powders:
.lC0 Boxes isaisinS:
iG0 do Manuf''d Tobacco;
:IG0 do. Soap:
IC0 Half Chests Tea:
l,oDo Bills. tapping Paper:
250.000 S ,gars.
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LIVE STOCK.

D,ove,s and Farmers will find thi- the m">'
sdysnins enn- route fr Live ~ ck Cap1ci"u-
Yards. well wst-red and .u,pii.d With ev~',
convenience. h We heen "psn-h GA thi- 'iae an'
u. connections md ev,ry a''euiian y pad "a
,h.ir wants ~i,h choice & market = Phil del
ehia. New York or Bairin,orr = and V'n AFrn
own III shor est, quickest and Dos direct rou'e
I'D Now York.
ENOCH LEWIS. Gem, Sap'i, Altoona. p
/. l.. HbCPr. G-nl Ticket Agent. P,lnd'a
II. II. HOUSTON, Gen'l Freight Ast. Phila
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Little Johnny was just three years
old. Vi course he had seen Very
little Of the world. and very much
10 learn. So one warm, bright at.
ternoon. while playing IN the garden
he took a lesson which he remem-
bers Yet.
la the rich green grass, bright,
yellow dandelion caught his eye, bul
he did not notice singuIar-lookin.
spot about the middle OF the flower.
That spot was nothing less than a
merry honey bee, who had come
singing along through the air III
search OF honev and wax, and STOP
ped to see II that flower had any for
him. Qaick as thought, down wenl
that fat little hand. aud back again
it cams as quickly. bringing in its
grasp flower, Bee. and all!
Tbs poor bee wa. very much sur
prisei at this sudden change. lie
thought that the sky, or something
else, had fallen on him. But what
sover might have been the case, he
was resolved not Ia eive'up his life
without trial; and so. twisting his
title body round. he sent bis sharp.
poisoned sting deep into Johnny's
handl And did not tina, little hand
let 60 IN hurryl And did moi
nurse hear . scream from Johnny'>
lvasA And wi,iIe she ran TO The
aid OF the suffering child, the bee
'xsaljser..i himself OPP and Get ont for
home, Is -,,lering what 10 the world
such, iHi, a.so-lesged pests as boys
we're 10 lie Tor.
Bot the s,in. lad MI only mark
ri Johnnyss hand. but had written
hi, lesson in his memory - that
smnetipts7ysryI preny things have
very sisap stings.
~ Wineieoks yeryspretiy intI'e glass;
bu, the Bible SAYS, that il we become
fond Of drinking il. il will "bits like
a serpent. aud sting like sn adder"
Sic often looks very inviting. but
she Bible tells Us that 1.-THE sting oil
death il sin"
hope my Young readers will re-
member, that sometimes VERY Pref.
~ rHsxes HAVE vEay SHARP sTIhos.
eA;s-ss. n-c. Nagazipe.
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BROWN &BRO.

Have removed their Drug Store to
the corner Of Shawnee 4 9th sis.. oppo-
size The Mansion House, Leav-nwor,h.
and have on ha.d . full supply Of Med
icines. Fine Perfumerv. Brushes Of al
kin's. and every thing pertaining 10 the
Drug trade. I89-tf
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STAGES LEAVE THIS BOISE DAILY.
The Tale is aixans Supplied with the Bsst the
Msrke. Afsrts, H3.H
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The Best, Paper in the State
FOR the
FAMILY CIRCLE,
l@@ @-V @s

To the first new yrady Subscribers MP 70 on
huadied. win" pry IN advance. We viii pres ent y
r y, ~ EVEGiNE VAUDEVILLE, or .Tat
IloRsk TRIEr RlvaL, asr.ply ip,eres' ing s,ory
Il IN. .ariy s.t,,esns NJ cffshin-a work which
Al The junc,uvc. viii prove n rr Than "riinav ~
nlirgc I'VE in karsns; u suiTs thu TIMES nks1
Now. "tirpt come hrs, served." ~
AGENTS WANTED.
We want = fsw agents - canvass fr the 10
d.peeden,, 10 wh.m we otter liberal inducements
L. CALI Soox.
J. w. ROsExTS, rsOpsissOr.
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1864. For the Winter! 1866.
TOLEDO, WABASH
GREAT WESTERN
RAILROAD LINE
FROM QUINCY TO TOLEDO.


TWO DAILY PASSENGER TRAINS leave
Il Qa,ac,, in ccnn elton wit H,nnib,i 4 ST.
.Io- erh Railroad, mskng SrRE AND DlREcr Coz.
NEcrioNs Ia Eastern C,tiss. ~
Passengers leaving ~, Joseph nj 345 A NJ.
will lave Quincy saue AFTERNOON vi 9:55.
The bay Expcss leaves QwircS n As. N.
The iuau cmen's ef-r~ travellers by III Line
ate Tie Sh"rt-st Route. the Quickest
Time. the. Smoo,hes, Track and Sure
Come ions-sll made in Union DepOss
Su, e i"r, advantage over oil ether rau,es.
New Sleeping Cars on Nigh, Trains.
atfsd N passengers GOOD NIGHTS kxsr whsie
ap'diy pursuing their Jcarpey.
~ Advertised sslsehoods hall he REruTEp.
The r. lie sbl, Rad. ths L h + @. sdvcstne
that the, are TIE Only Eastern Connsc,io" at the
Ha an,hai & 81. 10. K. K. that they make qu'cs,
~ time H. Eastern Cities. surer coa'ec'ions ana
that their Dspn, in Qancv j. located NJ the 'rr'
~ landry. ofl If ~aica tA<y Face b. Ne frlss:
an.i - in'en ID 10 derive Travellers, 1.-THE
FACTS IRE, the Dsp,,s Of beth roads in Qu'a-
G. are .e,s thaa 200 yards apart.
RI nn.bus icke,s Furnished Free Of Chcss
70 passengers bsssiug sicke b. "uf line: u 'nss
wish to ride trom he Ferry to the Depot ~ GUM
an a.wssTANr NOTICE. 81 -
Passengers by this route will reach tincinnsn
aao0 ~ 0aet<eP than via 81 Los = ana
Chicago. AMI Indianapolis 10 Horss S.ox'A's
Baggage checked through tvum L 10
0JH, shis Short and ON ~ OiRkt kea'e.
Pass myers avoid all iIeia.s. ard he Exprr '"
Hoei Bils and Omnibus Faro they arc SIZE -
NEE, with at ST L,uls aud "a easOs -
Tickets for sale al Principal s'ffces 81 10"
II = 81. Resd, = d 1T oSs Ohce N Quincy.
Travellers are Respectfully CAUfIoxtp sssint
i.se REPRESENTATIONS o Runners o. othef ,..s's'
nc. GuODELk u. C. BRADLEY.
General Agent, Passenger Agent
0Aiac3. ID. Lsessn sor;s, asa
The independent. [volume] (Oskaloosa, Kan.) 1860-1874, 1865-12-09
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DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE FROM
Pittsburgh 10 Philadelphia!


L,R0M all portions M the Wet. Norts West
E and SOUTH W. ST. this line ard its c,rncc-
tons finn either the shortest or the hest route 10
PHILADELPHIA, New York. Boston. Baltimore and
Washington The traveller may wit confidence
rely nron sure CO rec'ions. high speed with per-
'eci safety. and every appliance for comfort that
can be DO ured New and elegant passenger
cars, fcrtlay and night service have re- emily been
sddei 10 the go nipment 81 the Pr Cent K. Y.
Al Pittsburgh trains from the West run dir"ci
~ the u i'm Depot where pssseDg. RS are trans
Eerrcd 10 the Trains OF the Tenn. Central X. X.
which lesve Pi,,sburg and arrive OF other points
As laws
PAY ExPaEss--' erves Pit,-burg a. 80 A N.
stopping n prapcip,i stat rs Arrives ~ All a.
nns e, 7 80 A W. Tyrone s A A ". Befefcn'e
lO32A.M Lock Have" ~ so n Hnrri='urgf
liOr.M. Ral,',nore. ASP n. New York via
aii~m.o.n. 10 %. p NJ. Philadcl' hiat 535 P N /,
ard New Y-rs win Phiiadelphia 10 q P N.
MAIL LlNE-Leaves PIttsburg III $50 "
step y, Princi,al Stations. Nnves Aior"f
at ii IS A 81: .,srrsl'n~ I at 6 90 p srrivi g
~ Phiiadei, hi, n, ! 20 p. NJ, and New lor".
vi Pin laAeipaia. 90 y, VI.
PITrsruRGH AND / Bic NAIL Il ayes fIi b,
At 100 P NJ s. ,p,irc rearly sill St,tio"-. :
rive n, IL oonat ~ 7.2i P n. HnrrisbuTg ,25
A. N and Piiiadrl In j, ~ ESQ n
Pm LAp~irn,A ExRREsss - I. ayes Pittsburgh
a, 4.25 p N sr.p,i, or, ~ Pyincla Stat ps.
Arrives at L,'r,iet Il o loP NJ. Altoona al 9 35
r. u Harrisburg , so A N. Bsl'inrre' zee. a.
". New York. Vi, silen'own 10 co A NJ. Ph n
dslp IL" 05a II New Yo'stv VIA Pmla. 1870 ".
SLrErisG CARS run ;hro' er ih~ al fr.rn 7 IT,
bu'g - B.i,inore. Ph,ia. nd VIVA u ut wp
rAsr LINZ erve- Pr, buryh AT 9 80 NJ
,iopran. ~ =, Principal .ia iors. arrives n,
A,i,or 23a A " ii nistures 81. NJ Bal
, i'm ret - 81 p New Y ~ Alirnfcwn
2.i5P NJ i-a.'pb;a 20 p. y n Yefkt
vi, Pb.n 5,i2 N.
Brakiss;. n::aer. I Sarp'r.
Daily, all other ,rai,s Su' days excepted
TO
Tickets f.r sale TO Boston by Boat or j II
Boat T'ekeIs Coed on any at the SCUM" res.