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EcclesIn.tTc necons,-,,o,,,

The n. Y. Times, in abiding 70 the
obstacles to n reunion between North
ern and Southern churches, saws:
The great difficulty Is that tho Ny,..,,
ern churches have tnken ground in re.
spect to slavery and secession to which
inc southern churches cannot come
without a confession OF past wrong and
a profession of repentance. IIheIi hoI,a
ali, by direct resolutions, declared sIa-
very to be a sin (the Old School Presbv-
leTlans with some qualifications md
rebellion to be crime; and excIn-
ded from church, mi who
have given support to the rebel GOVERN
ment. The condition of n reSentio,,
back, as declared by the Old School
General Assembly, at PITTSBURGH. inst
Ni,ny' IS tlat they properly acknowl-
SH8e ana repudtate their errorS''-of the
New school General Assembly Mt Brook
Ign, held the same month. TINT afbev
give satisfactory evidence that tbey
have repented of their sins.W The
Methodist and Baptist are eoualIv
strong in their requirements.
Inc case certainly has difficulties II
II u great deal to ask n Christian church
VI even any association of men who
IRE governed by moral PRINCIPLES IN
tIrlternize to-day with BODY Which r.
put yesterday declared to be n sst os
CRIMINALS, while the alleged crime 10
sun nnrepented. There is we nn5a,.1
stand perfectly, wide field for Sr%a
ment ngainst this. But we stiil beIisTo
mat the way may be made clear for :,
Ptaeticn! reconcilement. There ia MT
least this much to be said-that the
S crime imputed here, I'm the first place,
whether repented of or not, cannot M
committed again; and, in the second
place, That II Is not one of those mis-
oee1 is winch prove n person to he an
un ISi and bad man. ~
! ,,I,;.,. make axe no indication of the way In
nIi,,St tine Northern and Southern
en"iehes might be brought again into
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The Grafton Enterprise has changed
hands, passing from the ownership of
Mr.. Clark ~. McClasly to that OF
Messrs. Shriver q Nuzum, by whom it
has been enlarged and improved. From
the Enterprise we learn that the Elk Oil
and Mining Company has struck four
foot vein of copper in Barbour county
ut the depth OF 1GO feet.
Joseph Shoemaker, who WINS trintl Mt
Phlippi for the murder of Jacob Phil
lips, near Belington, in 1862, wasacdnit-
ted IA few days ago.
A Senatorial Convention, represent
ing Taylor, Preston and Monongalin
counties, meets at Grafton on the Odd.
J. A. Burton, late Captain of Co. II.
i2th West virginia regiment, is n cam
Qluate for the House of Delegates from
Taylor. The Enterprise says that no
company in the regiment had n brnver
or better officer.
Captain John S. Burdett. of Pruntv-
town, met with u severe accident
on wednesday last by being thrown out
quaintance of the people of Grafton.
suggests that wherever the State cani,
tol DO located, there the State should
previously purchase say two or three
thousand acres of land. The capitoI
buildings could be placed in the centre
OF the tract, and the snperiluous Innd
sold off very ndvanthgeously for town
lots; By this means enough money
S 90 be raised TO build the various ed
ihces without any resort to the public
funds. P''"ii'
Colonel Latham, member of Com
gress from the ID district, gives notice
thnt there is u vacancy in that district
to the United States Naval Academy
and that applications are in order.
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cry respectfully,
Your oiledient SO

WHEELING, w. VA, Sept. Is 1865.
Hon. 4. j. 4S,ree7rey, Hon. C. d. Hub
bard, DR.. J. G. Campbell, and oilers
GENTLEMEN:-I am in receipt OF your
letter of to-day, in which YOU are
pleased to convey to me an expression
of your confidence in me as an officer
in the service of the United States; and
testify that, in the discharge of duty
have been invariably prompt, upright
and honorable" and hive evinced " an
earnest zeal for the best interests of the
soldier" You also assure me of your
best wishes for my future happiness and
prosperity.
Not to say it now, gentlemen, that
your letter has penetrated me deeply,
would render me unworthy the good
opinions you have formed of me, and
the good wishes You have expressed for
my future. am grateful to you all
am happy in the knowledge that Ihave
won your esteem and have your best
wishes for future happiness. 1 came
into your midst in the early days of re-
bellion, mt II time when we were all
struggling beneath the cloud of war
hoping almost against hope, with scarce
one ray of light penetrating the gloom.
We have, however, through the provi-
dence of God, lived to see that gloom
and darkness scattered, and bright light
once more cast its rays over our path
way. Peace, for which we sighed
amidst tears and blood, has come, and
my mission amongst you has ended.
go to my home, carrying with me con-
seriousness of having done my duty
your good opinions and best wishes for
future happiness. / am content. We
are all still citizens of one government
and country, though separated by geo
graphical lines. Good bye. Ours isyet
n glorious irthright-redeemed amidst
the fires of rebellion. Accept, gentle
men, the heartfelt and grateful thanks
of your obedient servant,
d. H. McPHAIL,
1t. Col, A. Z. N.
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WnEEL1Nn. sept. Is. 1S65.

W EAEAA@A-AENAl1 RAs 10 4CuDs
BreUet Lieia.-cbI. d. II. AIcFhdil, Chief
IfIyHGStey Dept, Vest Ya.:'
COLONEL: We, the undersigned, citi-
zeIs Of West Virginia, having learned
that you are about to leave us, having
been ordered to another field Of duty,
take this method of expressing our re-
gret at parting with you.
During the long time you have been
stationed among us, we have had ample
opportunity of observing your conduct
Ms an officer and n gentleman, and 1t
now gives us pleasure to state that your
business transactions have been inVn-
riably prompt, upright and honorable,
characterized alike by fidelity to the
government and an earnest zeal for the
best interests of the soldier.
In your personal relations we have
found you uniformly kind and couT-
teOus, and we beg to assure You that
you carry with You our best wishes for
your future happiness and prosperity,
feeling well satisfied that any duties
which may he devOlved upon you by
the government, will he discharged to
its entire satisfaction, and with eminent
credit to yourself
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EVERY one SUOTmn usE

HALLS VEGETABLE sIcILIAN HAIR
REMEMBERING splendid preparation
the Hair, which is fnst becoming so popula
and so much enquirel for.
No one who has used II will ever give u
itsuse.
1t Is n Vegetable Compound, and contain
no injurious properties whatever.
i win restore Grny Hair TO tsOriginal col
II VIII prevent the Hnir nom falling out
II makes the Hair to grow on Bald Hea d
It cleanses the Scalp md makes the II
soft and lustFous and sflker. = T..
II tS splendid Hair Dressing.
1t Is recommended and used by the ir
medical authority In the country.
he pArticularto ask for HALLS VEGETABLE
SICILIAN HAIR REVIEWER, as there d 4
worthless imitation In the market
For sale by all Druggists.
II. P.HAIaL4 & CO, PIoprietors,
7. H. LOGAN & CO. and LoGAN' LIST ~ n
CO. Wheeling, w. Va, Wholesale Agents.
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THE New York World denies that the
resolution of the Democrats relative to
equality of taxation" has any such
meaning MS it is generally supposed In
the party to have-to wit, the taxation
of Government bonds. 1t says:
There is something that the Demo-
drIltic party does not ask, and which
would amount TO nothing if adopted.-
The Democratic party advocates now.
ms It has always advocated, honest
fidelity to engagements, and the sane
tity of public faith. 1t demands noih-
ing IN relation to the public debt, hut
such equalization of the public burdens
as VIII enable the people to pay it with
out sense of injustice. The G0Uey7l-
Ilent mas engaged itS honor for the er-
e'nph0n Of ITS bonds from State and
municipal taxation, aud IL cannot tpiihOui
dtSyTdee rcPudidte its contract. A re-
peal of that part of the loan law MIGHT
unsettlc public confidence, hut in otIier
respects 1t would amount to nothing
That clause of the law is, as regards its
enacting force, mere Snbterfupe- II
merely served to advertise an advail-
thgeous portion of the loan. The Fed
cTdt stocks lroHid be j,isi as much ercDlDt
from iStGte tqEdtioH trithoM that clause as
they are iCih Il.
49, NeAtlAA W bt u tlttslF understands
ing OF this matter by our Democratic
friends. We are afraid that they don't
understand it,nltogcthcr. For instance.
the 18th resolution of the late Democrat
&c Triadelphia Democratic Convention
reads in this wise:
''That we are in favor of such II ava
lem OF taxation AS will bear equally IN
on all classes of citizens; and that NO
are opposed 10 the exemption OF nny
species Of property from the burdens
which should be borne by all"
Now, tue above resolution of the Tri-
ndeiphia Convention is plank in the
platform of our Democracy her"
providing they We're represented
Hright in the Convention aforesaid Tho
resolution means something. or no.
thing. Il is either a serious protest
against the exemption of Government
bonds from local taxation. or Il IN
merely piece of paltry clnp-trap. in
trpduced for party effect. Perhaps
some one authorized to speak win tell
us which it is? Who arc the true DEM
ocracy, those represented by tho n. Y
World, or those represented by the Tri-
adelPhia Convention
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WHY non use WE nEsTa

Over twenty years increasing demnd has
established the fact that MATTHEW'S VESE-
TIAS HAIR DYE, is thebeSt in the world. II
is the cheapest, the most reliable, and most
convenient. Complete in one bottle. Docs
not require my previous preparation OF the
hair, No trouble. No crock or stain. Does
not rub or or make the hair apPeardustY and
dead, but imParts to 1t new life and lustre.
Produces a beautiful black or brown, as pre-
terred. A child can apply it. Always gives
satisfaction. Only 70 cents per bottle. Sold
everywhere,
A. l. MATTHEW'S, Manufactures, N. Y.
DEAIAs BARNES & Co, New York, whole
sale Agents. maya-lyeod
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connection and cooperation. That is
not our province. But weRro. confident
that, with the right spirit, some way
c;m he found, md that both the inter
ests ofthe republic, and the honor of
American Christianity itself, urge that
il should be found. Tho great necessi-
ty Ofthe time is the extinction of all
sectional resentments; the advent of
universal harmony and good Wills the
co-working of all good men, North and
South, in retrieving the losses of the
war, and meeting all the new duties to-
ward the emancipated race. True pa
triOtism surely cannot stand in the way
of this. Can true religion? l3
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GES. T. NJ. Harms was in town yes
terday. He goes this evening to Rich
moud to report for assignment to duty
to Gen. Terry, who commands the De
partment of Virginia. 1t is quite like
ly that Gen. Harris will be re-nssigned
to the command at fredericksburg, ut
which place he was on duty few
weeks ago. Gen. Harris expected to be
out when he came home latc-
", and had sent in his resignation.
Instead of that, however, he has been
promoted TO Major Generalship, and
ordered TO report as we have stated.
Under the circumstances, when so
many Generals are being dropped, the
retention and promotion of Gen. Har-
ris is decided compliment.
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OUR subscription letters from Brooke
nd Hancock counties speak OF an al
most universal desire TO see General
buval nominated as Senator. We sup
,ose from all we hear that he will GER
iuinIy be nominated.
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A Card

WE RETURN OUR TFTA D,r,e, ,,,,, nun,
Nv many friends and Patrons Of IsS,,,iah
nee eh eStS SdSe en- sd for the liberal patFGn
AZ, ~ on MIN while in ourmIdSt. and
nc mat we intend to carry on the FnTniinH,
mi, ~ ~ opholstery business in all its branch..s
" tne old stand, No. 1l9 Main SfT,aet irL"rl
we nope by strict attention ia bnsI NJ, W Ia ~
IN ~ 2 continuance OF the patronage besinw.
CT 1S IN MN: j. CLEMENS q m
Gertaklng Business as before. We lEa an con.
,,sI t tI on hand full assortment OF Metals
~ StASA S0AAllSs . nuul
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WE are indebted TO the Adams Ex-
,ress Company for another batch of
newspapers-a favor that We
,alue very highly.
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WE received IL letter yesterday from the
9Th West Va. Cavalry, dated at Jules
burg, Colorado Territory, Sept. 9Th.
The writer speaks of the dissatisfaction
that prevails among that portion of the
regiment that did not revolt, but went
over the plains. Many have deserted,
he tells us. Those remaining are OF the
same opinion as those that revolted,
viz: that their time was fairly out at
the close OF the rebellion, and that it
was not understood or expected that
they should afterwards be sent to the
frontier. He quotes the words three
years or during the war;" as showing
the exact nature of the contract.
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THERE are only fifty women to 55OO
men IN Pithole City, Pa. No decent
woman would caro- to live in a CITY 80
onnOxtously named. II must Iva
dreadful bore to live in "A place ,vl,sr.,
every Inch of ground is nun of Du,,or;s's
oIeagtnous. Only think OF ONE -
70 every hundred and ten meni
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WE publish this morning interesting
comments from the English newspa-
pers in regard to the Fenians and their
movements. 1t is evident that consid-
eribIe feeling exists in England in re-
lation to the order. Wecan hardly sup
pose that serious approximations of re-
volt are entertained, for England will
see that the brewing trouble never
gathers sufficient head for an outbreak.
All her fine spun advice, however, to
us during the rebellion, about the right
of Il united people 10 their independ-
ence, now comes home to her, and she
will ignore her preccpts then rs she did
in India, and, in fact, rs she has ever
done.
If we understand the origin and pur-
pose OF the Fenihn Brotherhood, it is to
secure the independence of Ireland by
force OF arms. We look upon the
scheme rs vagarian and Utopian in the
last degree. The idea of Ireland coping
with the British Empire is perfectly
ridiculous. Those who engage in the
rebellion will simply bring down upon
their own heads certain destruction and
devote the property of their friends and
neighbors to ruin and confiscation. II
the present troubles continue we may
soon expect to sec the whole of ireland
put under martial law, and rigid and
most annoying police establishment
quartered in every town, village and
hamlet. A curious phase of the move
ment is that the Roman Catholic hier.
archy are generally, in fact universally,
opposed to it, while the Catholic laity
are fervently in favor of it as n mass,
The Protestant Irish arc just as gener-
ally opposed to the movement, and are
thus brought into cooperation with the
Catholic prelacy and priesthood. whai
the result OF tho whole agitation and
commotion will be, no one can now say
but it seems TO us that result mos
likely to grow out of it will be the far
ther division and separation of III,
spiritual and temporal powers of til,
Church. All Introduction and maledic
tons have failed to keep the Irisl
Catholic laity out of the movement
which certainly is very unusual in
cident in the history Of that church.
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BORDER STATE bonds we notice are
quite active in the New York market.
Iennessees quote North CaroIinas
at sl-Missouris at -Virginias at 50.
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COLsATEs ITONEY sOAp.

This celebrated TOILET SOAP, in such uni
erSaldemand, ismade nom the Choicest ma
tertals, Is MILD and ESioLLIENT in its ma
ture, FRAGRANTLY SCENTED, and ex-
tremely BENEFICIAL in its action upon the
Kin. For sale by all Druggists and Fancy
Goods Dealers. mnrI5-lyd&w
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DhuG CLERK-OSE WHO HAS HAD
~, si i,ei years experience in IKE bTisiI,c
reference required. Address r. o. IsoH NS
- HeplS-3teOd,
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New Fall Dress Goods.

st OPenetlbY J. 8. Rhodes.
RLACK AND COLORED FRENCH ME-
ttich Plaid Poplins and NIeIhnRes s7ISt wants
91anIaisome American DelRIneS, Iupin'S IsSt
isJS hiiI single width Wool nelains, Brad
mike OF BalmorulS % 0tu' 49,, tts>'
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Notice.

Y JOHN H. ROBINSON.
Union street, e' NOohS nOFlh OF
Sign ef The Big BLACK Boot
nc pow Offers TO the citizens OF Wheeling. the
linz sit5P5,s Of sS sortment OF goods IN his
mas Just returned from the east, MAILING his
own salection from the most reIinble h5nSes
N N. = illlndelPhln New York and Boston. EaVe
tHns. Pongnt his goods entirely for cash. nom
Ilst nanf!s, 1t enables him to sell at the X,eF1t
lowest prices Persons visiting Ills cify, viii
40 Wen 70 give him call, as he & IleteFininetI
nos 70 ne out;done by any other eStablisi-
LlenL 9ulcE 6lle8 and small TrofifS n me-.
motto. Don't fhIl to cnli M i5s Man. St W
John Bishops old stand. ''f-I ANS ~ lfSss''
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An engine aud nine cars, loaded with
railroad iron, passed over the new
bridge across the Ohio, at Steubenvillo,
yesterday evening,
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"NfRs. GRuNDY,' the comic paperthat
wns started as the American Punch,
has already gone under.
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FDIToRs ELECTROMAGNETIC am
Brooke County, as candidate for Sfnfa s$.,,,o-
!or rom the First Senatorial District subject
10 the decision OF Senatorial Convention.
hugo OHIO COUNTY
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Hos p THOMAS, HENRY STURGEON.
We have Just opened a large stock of
Dress Goods,
NEW AND DEs1RAR1R

Comprising many rich
Dress SSH. SINS. Merinos, Reps, An Woo, n,
Lains Black and coiored Aln """' -
Ihi6et Cloths, Popllns, GInebam ns"'
De Lains, Prints, &C., &C.
A@o. Cloalzs and Cloaline Cloths Am woor
haWla' Long and Square, small W. yvno w.
shawls, Black sfawls Dc CO .,c "00'
Brown and Bleached Musllns ~ 49,, ~ ,
Cotton sheetlnss, Linen Table "a Cloths ,,I" w.
Table DamaslSs, Napkins, ToUeIs S'
Wool blankets, DC, &c.
We have a large stock of KID, sIlx and ,rerl.
no Gloves. ''''" '"'''
rr, tadles sllk, Merino and Cotton 1zos.
Burners Balmoral sEirts loop Fsops Skir's'
cOrsets, best make ''''''"
Flannels and casslmers for BOY - vo.r
largest lot of FURs in the CITY inst onsne,,
look over e our ssIP ee Invited to call and
THOMAS. STURGEON, 20
Successors to
ssn,o w 3. sENsENEY q co.
.-.IE. fa.sE ~
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THERE are now ], 500 National Banks.
with capital OF S395, BIZ, 3S3, and a cir
culntiOn of Slss, 4O2, $50.
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Bridge Stock.

40 SHAItFes OF TIL; STOCK OF THE
LIZ wheeling aud Belmont Bridge COM
FIIISf NATIONAL, BANK
ssPl1 OF Wheeling
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Removal.
WE HAVE REMOVED TO THE LARGE
w buildings recently occupied by MeSSrs
Il EIost q TO-, No. ~, II ana TO- Main street.
SLsES We VIII always be found with n laE1e
s se1I unent OF Groceries, Provisions. Gram
sScy 70 which we invite the attenf i6I, ~
ty generally. -'--&A tAe Collilunl-
angls.lm PRYOR HANDLAN &co
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AGENTS WANTED.
FOR
The Secret Service, The
FIELD, The Dungeon, and
The Escape"

NJ Y Tribune Correspondent
IN jI;,i h Isl INTERESTING AND Excrr
RIcha4i D@9k ever published, embracing NJ
Se st trayeling through the South 4, lo ~ Jour
fbe yva OF the Tribune at the oriteI
ana W. our armies and fleets MIR -. %
IeDe his thrilling capture Sjs 20 81 the
TeSeI n a9s twenty months In seven SIf4a,t
Ions journey by night 81 neur5 niL19st miracu
more nS9Sn ~ IN stirring events. and coniaj6
war, than amy 6,b nSidsnt and romaace Of the
1etlc1len, ladies, energetic v6Isnst ny, !,
soIdIsLs ~ returned and disabled ofiicerS and
viii find r. ,O MS1S OF profitable employfnsnt
~ aSe agents clearing $50 per iSS11tt,
Cant We We WI prove to any doubtfnut oyitII'
9ehu Tor clfculnEA Address ePPii-
JONES, BROS, q On
a,; ~; y; cor. 9Th and Minor Sts, PbSIS
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BURNETT HOUSE,
CINCINNATI, OTTO

CINCINNATI, OHIO,
SILAS F. MILLER, Proprietor. laie NJ the
I,,S GAIT House, Louisville, Ky.
II ANiNG PURCHASED THE LEASE
repaired, painted, and refurnisheti the Hons
IN m ne Dest possible manner, solicit n share
OF the patronage of the trnVeiinp nnbIIr
promising that guests shall he rs SEeII II moi
D DSt cared for than they ever were nj lie
Oh Gait House, in its palfniest DAYS.
,,,,..oo SILAS F. MILLER.
eAAE@O-Ah
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THE NEW LINE STEAMERS
n Leave Spears Wharf, foot of Gay street,
DAILY, AT 0 O'CLOCK, P. NJ.

blAutnOTe,
DAILY, AT O'CLOCK, Pm.
The steamers of this Line are all new, and
lnelE Lenlnfkhbie speed is due TO their con-
sFuctlon, the most approved modern models
been adopted.
The superiority of their models gives them
q great advantage over the Boats Of the old
Style OF naval construction, and the neWnesSS
q their boilers and machinery guarantees to
the public their perfect safety.
that with their powerful machinery and fine
water lines, that they do not require the
slightest approach to racing to enable them
to attain much better rate OF speed than
any Boats In these waters.
The New Line Is composed of the following
Siesitin iI sl3e-Wheel steamers, suPerbly fitted
rooms:
GE ORG L #. Capt BlalSeman,
CIrY POINT, Capt. Talbot,
DICTATOR, Capt, Deering,
MAGENTA, Capt. BaulseT.
=, The tables are supplied with every luxury
Ihe markets afford, and equal to first class
hotel fare, and notwithstanding the superior
hInNnntages offered to the public in point OF
Soi1 ITO safety and speed, tine fares
Ihey connect with the elegant New Line
Hte9meTs Tor CherryStone, Mathews county,
gtnia, ana also with the steamers for New
points in North Carolina
Passengers transferred to and from NIL De
pots and baggage handled, free of charge.
4, 1hey navigate the James river entirely in
the day thus nttOrding passengers time for
setSSins me fortihcations, Dutch Gap, and
Fare nom Baltimore to Fort Monroe, $50
DO 40. d0. HS,o nor 500
do: do: DO do, RI ta nS,nd,. sS 9
The proprietors OF the line are now neOo.
tinting for one Of the most superb ana 1Sst
steamers OF the Hudson river TO run on the
James river, and intend to mike their linz,
uIe permanent institution OF BnItimOre nnii
grnteful for the very lnrge share OF n1frI,naGa
they have already received, request n cOntITI
u1nce OF tile public filVoFS :
FaisSengers taking the l.l5 tFnin from Phila-
ueIphlh, make sure connections with Ind lime
IfilSS5engerS taking the 3 p. IN. train from
washington, make connection with fhfr line.
,tIeSanReS taking the s n. m. tr1in from
New York will have time TO dine In haiti
more and make connections 1
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