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sNAPE COD RALR0AD.-on and 81.
" ter Monaay, April II, cars leave the Depot
nj the Old Colony and Newport Railway in Boss
ton, for Byannis at A.. NJ, and express 40
- Leave Hyannis for Boston, 7.o5 A. III :, and ? 20
p. a. All trains connecting with trains on the
o. O. ana Newport Railroad at Middleboro', and
e Fairhaven Railroad at West Wareham.s
Passengers for Nantucket will take A. M,
train from Boston, and steamboat on arrival at
j Hyannis.ali $50 q tsa5I ss af5 .
~ The a. 80 train from Boston will not stop at
stations between Middleaoro' aud Boston. The
7.O5 A. NJ, train from Hyannis will not stop to
leave passengers between Middleboro and Bos-
ton, except at Bridgewater, North Bridgewater
and South Braintree. f a----
a merchandise train will leave Hvauuis for
Boston, Newport and way stations at 10 M,
end returning same days leave Middlsooro at
l2.l5 p. M, connecting with $40 A. M. train
Il from Boston, and s.45 train from Newport.
!. Passenger car with this train between Middle-
boro' and Hysnnis, Mondays, Wed nesdays and
ais TTbsu E. N. wfNTL 0w, sup't.a
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THE RIGHT OF NEGROES TO GIVE EVIL
DENCE IN CIVIL COURTS.

The difficulty relative to the rightof negroes
to appear in civil courts and give evidence,
which prevailed in Alexandria the other day
and for which General Augur, provided q
Military Court for such cases has recently
transpired in St. Mary's county, Maryland.
Upon application to a ustice of the peace in
that county for warrant to arrest a man for
administering, unprovoked, assvere foggiOg
to negro an appeal was made to Governor
Bradford to remove the justice from Office
for his refusal to act but the Governor, un-
der date Of August Sd, responded In substance
that the laws of Maryland supported the de-
cissioa of the officer in question. Under these
circumstances General Howard has made
known the facts to General Augur, with a
recommendation that court be organized in
the above county for Jurisdiction over this
and similar cases.-N. T Herald. ..
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II CHURcHEs IN NEW York AND PH1LAp LpH1A
The new city directories show that while in
New York there are only 3o5 churches, thew
have 1853 in Philadelphia. The latte rcity
claims to have more Baptist, more Roman
Catholic, 10 re.Friend's meeting houses, s
more Protestant Episcopal. more Lutheran.
more Reformed, "a more Methodist, q more
Presbyterian, and IL more colored churches
than New York; while the latter 10 more
Dach Reformed, II more Hebrew synagoeues
more Universaist and IA more independent
churches than Philadelphia
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Business Cards.

~ o IT . @'a t,.'
WARD G.. DENIM G'S
I'D --oID EsTkBLfsHED- + 1f"
HOUSEKEEPER s. HEAD QUARTERS
NO, IMAM STREET u.tI
Where Housekeepers, Heads of Families, and others
interested in the purchase of FINE FAMILY Gro
CERES, PROVISIONS FINE TEAS, &C., &C., may
rely upon making selection well calculated to please
regards Quality and price. Our long experience In
thebusiness qualifying usto eater to the wants of ou
patrons in sucn manner toinsureample satisfaction
Please call and see us. f-,i,.-.-e, -t.sa
7If zEG g. 6. DEMtNG, No Main Street.
N B.-Strangers having located here, and interested
the above notice respectfully requestedto refei
any of our old residents. .-7rt fr4I i, p jy24 If
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RAILROADS.


NrC ovi Work AND HI AK LEVI ~ "A -
~ ROhD-Arrsngemente OF trai1s' eoH"Ae
o,np MONDAY, May 8, 1850 -. Novv York II
E. E.nrsss Trains daily from view o ~. ~ :.
A,hanv and Troy and Saratoga, maAipS 49, nS
oSJ,;ons nth the New \ ORR CentIa DALI Veu
~. ali FONTS est, and st Troy WIN Nor '"ein
5sgls o ;,rraas Tor ali points NORTH. - NJ
rnS II A, Nj. and 4.40 T. N. express tIalus
for Albany and Troy run through wltnou' cnADge
81 ~ ot cars pAvE TWENTY,SIX STREET.
.RaY1 slOA. NJ. Mail Train Tor oha'nsnl' stopping
SO 500 y a. N. white Plains Train, Stopping at all
~ ~ To- 90 A. M. White Plains Train, stopping at all
Ii 90 A. M. Albany and Troy Express Trsis,
% 28OP, N Pawlng Train. Stopping at = vi ~,
ham West Moust Vernon, White flaine, anu Az
stations North.
44s p. M Albany aad Troy Express Train
~ SAC r. M. W bite Plains Train, stopping AZ an
$40 2. M. White Plains Traia' stopping at all
FIG 80 r. M. Williams Bridge Train, stopping at
all stations. ~ ...
Tickets procured and baggage checked, cor
ner Twenty-nx st., and fourth ave, and all OF
- the Offices Of Westcott's Express In New 1ork
ano Brooklyn, to all points on this road ana us
con necons, and baggage checked from the resi-
aoaa dencsrto destination
y Thfs road is now in first rate order, ana runs
through one of the fLest agricultural districts 10
the State, and for safety, speed AND comfort WIN
q compare fayoraoy with any other route.
-@sIG 81 L. G. BUCKhOUT, Eng'r and Gen,l Supt.
l. ID. BAaToN, Asst Supt and Genl Fre'e nj
Agent-js6 It. .l ...- si-.. .f.L.-l +.
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W PEPPER's S3' ''
CONFECTIONERY AND RESTAURANT
suE f1u FOR lgTalIHsAT
.e LADIES AND GENTLEMEN n1
- No. rs, Main street, Norfolk, Va. g11t
FRENCH CONFECTIONERY AND CANDIES,
u Wholesale and Retail, at New YORK prices
FANCY STEEPLE CAKES and FINE BAKERY
- Of every description. IN
Baltimore and Home made ICE CREAM WATER
ICES, FROZEN FRUITS, &C., &c, in great'variety
Delaware PRINT BUTTER and FAMILY BREAD
fresh every day. la
All orders promptly attended to. A
jy2S-3m IN 81 r3j W. g. PEPP Err
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AHIO RIvER.--Atlansc aud Missis.lppi
~ steamship Company. connects with the His
no is Csa ira Railroad. Leaves on Sunday, JAY
d, az 5 o'clock r. Al. For Louisville, Cairo,
Memphis, P.cksburg, Natchsz, Baton Rouge and
ali ints p.saiste isndings r. rhe new and splendid
( o .sse pger steamsr w, r., CARTER, w. R. Hol-
or ~, u,sster ,9Js A. iatum. clerk, will leave as
lapoye.A For afeFgat or pssssg=. apply on board,
or to 800 - ~
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TSHEAPANDPLE ASANTt SUMMEE
AlTKA YEh.-Raritan ana Delaware Bay Rail

! New York to Camden, from Pier North Riv,
er, daily at 1916 A. M, connecting with trains
for Red Bank, Long Branch, Manchester Tom
River Baraegat, and Tucker,on !; AS P. NJ; for
Highlands, hiddletown, Red Bank, Shrewsbury,
Eaiuntown, Ocean Port Branch Port Long Branch,
Shark River, AFarmingdale, Squankum, Bergen,
Manchester, md Toms River.
Fare to Losg Branch, 81.
The splendid steamer Jesse Hoyt will leave as
above daily at IL A.. M, for Camden directc sns
+ III af To gThROUGH IN FIVE HOURS. Sas &
Fare, So; Excursion Tickets, good for days So.
From Camden take the West Jersey Railroad
for Caps May and all parts OF West Jersey. s.
7z ie2 4. BIS ~ a l. =,t.ff 2 IL
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sIs0 FARMa y AND OTHERS.

I take pleasure In calling your attention to my com
plete assortment and full stock Of Agricultural mple
ments Garden and Field Seeds, Bar and Bundle Iron
&C., &c have the warehouse formerly occupied by
Agricultural business, shall pleased to see their
old friends and customers as we'll as those who have
Without naming but few of the various items kept by
me, need only say that my stock is and shall be
posed of the most approved kinds of PLOWS, HAIR
ROWS, HAY and sHtCK CUTTERS, HORSE POWER
and THRASHERS and Farming Tools generally. BAR
and BUNDLE IRON, CART BOXES, SPRINGS and
AXLES, &C., &c. Seeds Of all kinds guaranteed fresh
and genuine. solicit examination of my stock,
where prices and quality may be judged of by those
wishing to purchase q yfi4.ti.s. ..
ne ~ C. BILLUPS,
farmers Head Quarters, u
| Jy25ly No, IL Wide Water st ;, Norfolk, Vaa
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n B. R. pEGRAM. Agent, IS Poydras st.

N,I EK CaH "A MIS- AND PEOPLES
wi 1LlNY.- Lsayes on Saturday, July 8 at 5
O'Clock r. M. For 81. Louis, Cairo. Memphis.
n Vieksburx, Ma chex, Batsn Rouge and all iGter-
= 1neoists fandia gsi 0fbe nsW and splendid pass
: seueer steamer HENRY AMES, Thomas Ii. Crsw-
iord ussstsF. u sha IA. lLeavenwosth, clerk, will
leave aheYe. sf9ssIgtM 81
I sEaEt eight CT passage apply "a board jys
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- IL IT III M,AsK @ ,raiss7, slfi4sf3
- Manufacturer and Dealer in all kinds OF
FARM TOOLS AND IMFaEMANTS
Manufactures and keeps hand the largest stock and
best assortment Of Flows, Harrows, Cutivators Corn
Shelters, Corn Planters, Hominy AID Meal Mills Carts,
Wagons, &c. &C. and at the lowest prices of any other
establishment in the South. A II goods made in the
best manner, and Of superior material Orders solci
ted for castings of any kind.
2, store, Nos 26 and % Water ST..
So Factory, Nos. 10, is and 20 Nicholson st..
Z Norfolk, Va,
Also, Agent for McCorrnick's Reaper, and Howe q
Bou4eris Rail Road Track Hay and Cattle Warehouse
Portable Drop Levers, and all kinds Of Grocers.
nn na ana Scales
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FRlE RAiLWAY.-Tra Trains leave Depot
Ia foot OF Chan bers st., via Pavoaa Ferry.
700 A. M, Day Express for Canahdaigua
Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca and West. Con.
meets at Buffalo with Lake Shore and Grand
Trunk Railways, and at Salamancs with Atlantic
and treat Western Railway.
ha' 8 so a. M, Mix and Wsy Train daily, to Otis.
vile. $50 LIS.
1000 A. M, Express Mail for Buffalo, connect,
ing with Lake Shore Railway. ".
Newbrrg. ~. ~!
800 +. M, Night Express for Canandaigua,
Rochester, Buffalo, Saamsnca, and West.
600P. M, Lightning Express, daily, for Ca
nsnaaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Salamanca, Dun.
= = kirk, AID West Connects at Buffalp with Lake
Shore and Grand Trunk Railways, and at Sala-
manca with Atlantic and Great Western Rail"
way. - 454l
500 P. NJ, Fnigrant Train daily, for Buffalo,
% Ealamanca, Dun kirk and West. 1T
HUGH RIDDLE, Gen'l Sup't, New York.
= g VIM. X. BARR, Gen'l Pass Ag't,l New \ ork.
sog0. -
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A TEA MILO AND MISSISSIPPI

+, A STEAM H2 IF Coo naee.s win the Iii
ID nois Ct nfral R4flrpadr Leaves Saturday. 9th
ainst,, at o'clock r. N, For ST. Louis, Memphis,
Cairo. Cincinrati, Gatchez, Baton Rouge and all
q lax iandinlss The fine passenger steam-
er IDA HANDY, Tom NJ 1ore, master, @.
Moore, tlfsk viii leave as above,y For freight or
pas age sopls i9n board, or to
i,6 b. RsslsE0 RAM, gent ydr az ST.
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CINCINNATI wATERwoRKs.
Largest Pumping Machine In Exist
ence---It Throws a Column of wa.
ter Five Feet in Diameter into the
Reservoir.
from DE cinciunnd Commercial, Ion.

From the Cincinnati Commercial. I6h
It became known to few persons yester-
day afternoon that George shield, the de-
signer snd builder Of the great new engine
al the WaterEorks, was. In the language Of
engineers, "wsrming her up, and proposed,
In the course Of the evening, 90 see whether
she would pump or not.
Happening 10 hear what was gong on, We
visited the wsterworks. The new engine Is
not only a marvel Of simpl city, but 60 re
firing IN its habits as 10 have been hidden
rom the public eve. The spot where IL
stands. Just east Of tne WaterWorks building,
Is marked only by q temporary frame struc-
| ture TINT looks from the street ike e small
carpenter shop. The engine Is built under
| groand, and viii take rank among the
Wonders Of the world 10 is the largest
pumping machine in existence, sud has this
remarkable peculiarly 1T has neither crank
Dor av-wheel, but the p.ston-rod sets di-
reetlv on the pump. That which stands out
Of the Ground most prominently is the steam
/ cylinder. sud the ponderous piston rod gees
| right down 20 iis work.
A ,-r.st many persons, and some Of them
moi in-inlorlned iu mechanics have held
that This machine would nos operate, bus all
have sdnitted that Il DO proved q success, Il
wonld h.. a Grand one. For years the people
Of Cincinnati have heard Of this engine, and
occasionally glimpses haye been been e9ag6tos a
huge casting Tor 10 from the Niles Works, as
they wers n transit from the foundry f-r
the hole in the ground, on ne riTcr bank.
The fact that the sussess q the machine vas
doubted, has been genertiiy E1 .S,. PIT ne
people have hsd faith has Geo Shields could
40 whatever he contracted TO do
When We arrived on the spot Yesterday
the steam Was Gradually warning he JOINTS
o. the giant, coming thf' -s- PIPE tfoin
the main raier-works building, and there
was smell like thai Of sieam-boat on =
trial tip.
A usah. below the medium height al
vsnced q vaars, with siisht sioop IL The
shoulders Al frrrs Of Light whisksrs under
the chin, IN ais shirt sleeves with = broom
IN his hand. with which be vas sEeeping
the foor of he shed shout the upper Pari q
the engine, was pointed gut a. ee9rSa ssisid,
the ma whass genius had conceived the
great ana siurelas msshins, tie construe-
ten q every psrt 81 EhicA be Aaa pai.snsly
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supervised. lie was, We believe. a cooler
man, a. the moment OF trisl approached
than any Of the half dozen spectators.
There were, as always In trying new ma
! chinery, little delays IN making the final
adjustments, but al last she steam was
slowly turned on, and those who were
watching the huge piston aud 20 see II any
power could move such "a mass OF iron with
its massive cross- head, had the satisfaction
OF seeing il 90 down with steady grace, and
then a. % arose msiesticully a mutterine as
Of distant thunder ives heard in the enor-
nous valve chambers, and all saw that she
took water. There was something not ex-
acsiy right yet, however, and there was an
other period Of de ay,inwhicn the engineers
were busy, and il was dark before al was
right
Then a man was sent up TO the reservoir
70 swing a lantern when the water came,
and the Old engines we're stopped, that all
the steam that could be made might be put
upon the new machine. It was aeain in
acton, aud this time moved with the maies-
" Of absolute power. The water was caurht
again, not from an eddy near the shore, but
rom the swi {, pure, main current, Of the
river. The valves rumbled with the ire
mendous strain, but there was no culver,
Tor the work is firm as a mountain. Again
and sgain thu piston descends, each stroke
accomP MED by the deep antter Of the
valves, like the death-sob Of a leViathan.
All was working well; there was a flash Of
light, the signal lantern waving the tidings
OF triumph from the dark hillside above,
as the Ohio rushed N a column, nee rscf IN
atGugcfcl', into the reservoir. The work sFas
continued for few minutes; and the fact
hat she would pump" oeiug established, !
steam was shut Oh, and the workmea re-
tired, none so dali but they felt Jingle in |
heir veins the thrill Of victory.
"And now" says George Shields, eve |
must have place to put the water
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NO. 2Oe.

water snd telegraph. e. cut Of. The Cen
t-al Pecifc Rliiroad has suffered severe, y
BY She eaviug o OF embaukmonts.
The mining districts have resolved con
siderable iamaFe hV the WashinE oi dams.
aumes, wheels anl bridges. Much Of the
country bordering on the Sacramento and
Feather rivers s. d.oisi. The lower p1r-
tioa Of Marysviils undor waie-, without
much iamaso As yeL The Whsgi al HALF
Moon BAY. "a The raeidc coast, south OF San
Fraucisco. was wa he'd aUav this morulnr.
carrying of a warehcusa alied with EraIu
causing damage o. ths am1unt oi 100000.
There are 90 signs oi she storms ahaing.
AlcaEcyn. Va. Nov. 81. - Bee Etord a Co q
auction hous ga Broad street. near che The
aire, and several aa5acsnt n1uses, wcre de-
Itrofei By Ore tonight. L1as snail
NV NoEk, Nov. 23.-Couon quiet and
stssdy 90 5295a
81. Louis. Nov SHE steamer Deer
Lodge, hence irum Omaha with q valuable
earg', suak % miles below So. Joseph. on
Monday. She is supposed b. Be e total loss
The ooai was valued ai sdo.ool. Insured
fer sio.ooo.
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M Az e Ma.

MI A / "a Il N a
The food and luxury Of the age, with0at a single
fault One trial Will convince the moot skepucal
Makes Puddings, Cakes, Custards, Elsne Mango
&C. without isinRiass, with lev OF no eggs SO cosi
aston shing The most economical. a slight add.
tom 90 ordinary Wheat Flour greatly improves
Bread and Cake It's slso excellent for thickening
sweet sauces graves for fish or et. soup, &C. For
Ice-CIsam nothing can compare with &c. A lltue
boiled Ia mAk Will produce nch cream for coffee,
chocolate Tea, &C.
But Up M one pound packages, under the trsde-
mark Maizena, with diretil9n7 for use.
A most delicious article OF food lor children and
nvaliis Of all sges. For sale By GF0cers aud Drug
gsts every Ehere-
wholesale Depot. IG6 Pslton Sc New TsFk.
WILLIAM DURA "a, General Agent.
luue 2l-IY
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LITERARY Appetite An editor indulr.nr
his appetite IN the pleasure, OF mag nation
IN dlseoursiug yesrningly Of oysters, De
elares dozen raw before breakfast, % an
hour before dinner, for a weak stomach. OBJ
pressed with phlegm or bile, a prescription
er his own heart
10 seems 20 rs that g dozen raw oysters IS
a very inadequate appetizer, especially ior
weak stomach oppressed with phlerm e.
bile. That, with : lobster, a bologna sau-
sage, string Of eels and few tribes Of thot
sort might properly whst the appetite for
the regular meals. While induiging the
stomach in this inexpensive way, why not
give II enough As this is mercy an ap-
petizer for weak siomschs oppressed with
phlegm or bile, we know not what bill Of
iare, o. what market would suffice for pre-
pairing strong stomach for q meal But If
1t could be provided. we doubt not the re-
suit Of such feeding would be exceedingly
light aud lively editorial writing Ciacig-
mar En-rfff
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Balehelor,. nalr n,nl

The Original aad Best In TIE World
The only tru8 and perfect Han nve. Ilrr-,
less, hoianie and instantaneous Produce.
IN ineeiaiely q spiendid Black or natural
,n,fo"ns without laiurny Che hair or sk.n.
l.ei'eiiea tne lll elects % bad dyes. Sold
~ au Druggists. The genuine "a rierl.I
william A. naichcl1r Also.
Aeyt leratiag Ert-1ct o. MlhfFr-e. f-
Ae'loriHg aua hcaaflftile fbc Haa
CHARLES BAICuELOk. NrwYoas.
aepll-ly
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NV FEENcH ToY.-rhs Paris CORES.
pondence Of the Boston Advertiser has a.,
following; II suppose by this time yea ar,
familiar with the latest Paris tribe. yclept
Pharosh's Fiery Serpent For fear some Il
Your readers may siiu be ia ignorance 81
this smallest Of tho nine dave prod ries. I
will tell them that they can buy for four
sous e tiny bit Of white paper about quar-
ter OF an inch long, siighdy conicsl AZ one
end take large white plate. put the litile
round bit Of paper oE its base In the centre
81 the plste, light a match and apply e %
TIE cone Of the white mass, which instantly
proceeds 70 vomit q gray substance. which
assumes spiral io-m Ike the winiiDgs Of q
serpent French lady who say it L,r tue
nrst time exclaimed 70 3 friend OF mine who
showed her the chemical wonder. sC-ssf u
dle9ieF and FASTENED to clear the plate. A
disagreeable or Of sulphur. emitted v,hls
II Is burning, tends 70 confirm the lady's
opinion."
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- 2 ? hlNith. physicians fr .I.-sa.s-
- =. ilt ihhva4i Alnt-a a.d h EAtfI. uea.f
notil Ger p.lenii has leIf 1cs - N..hv.I.
w go 2 on a.iiriiay erguiar toe afIi M. 49,
80 .ta al1fFa9 ~. hu o. "a &c fttIrfh -rr..f
s-.-l.. Fcf ne benefit of tro-o who aa-I-.
n-leal.af q pis1e themselves unler tIeIrfsr. ~
i.nss i'ielia taru been made aitn Lr ka--ll. q Il.
sli We p auihorlr1 tl f-ceiFo snrIrsf -.
- ouf address Cd tiar.nrar. ,..1
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X5O,OOO
Watches, Chains, Diamond
RINGS. sc.
WORTH OVER 100000.

IL 90 he sold for One Dollar each. without re
"A gard 10 value. Not 90 be paid Tor until yoi
know what you ats % receive.
"rn Il one OF the largest firms IN the CIV o.
York. and are doing very extensive bu tucss, aux
have on and the largest stock that can he iound q
the CITY .''-lcetua lines, P-nt Water, Mlahs o-t
-, lSd4. "Thtr stock s large, and buyers MAG
iely on articles purchased from Them Just A. repre-
seuted. Tneir Ion continuance IN business enate,
them 10 offer better Inducements thsn an oihel
house in the G ty.''-LoyHl American, Andersoa
Ind, OcL 90, lisa Their Watches are admitted
bv ccmteteut Judge, and those who have used
them, 60 b. tho best 10 use. Iheyare al they arr
adveiused 90 independent, MarTenions fil-
Oct ~, 1854. They are large de.lers and thel
stock b. munufsciursi Id the best style aud OF pure
matsrihls. Telegraph, saugeriles, n, e., Oct "A
ist8 "All goods furnished WnGt they a rep
resented % be Times, Wstprye, n Y, oct q,
1854 WORTHY OF confidence Wyoming Demo
Graf, WAnaE n Y. Oct Vs. 1854 "nonor8olc ana
isir deaung men. '-Cumhersnd Valley Journal
aschaniashaTg, Pa, Oct "a, ls5i
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We arc authgr.aei b. aunolnce capt JoHs Wur-
- - q caaaasia 'ur re-a.ccruu o. enc a.fca 90
Ooea4 tfasaee &C ne en. uirs nar1h tiellou.
We are authorized % announce THdnas
sHrrF a. 9 candidate Tor County Trustee. &C
tho next March ele-t'on.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.


We ~ iillor1ca 10 guueulea kOECIU fkU
hhaNlh Al q candIdata ior -hrr.h cf navI-asr
cauiif. a. ne euaEirg Nara eiaclion ocan-s
We zTa "a horlrsd J1 suncurca v. G. su.r A. a.
eansi iai' or sheriff 81 pa4iasoa aoanfY. ~ tsa
next March e.eracn. ~
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=. FHofoonAFHs.---P photographs Of Generals
Federal and Conioderato fha Iarrest col.
lection in ne Wcat, for saio, Wholesale ana
relaii' Remember ihe piacc, Gallery OF tho
unoeflands 2sCodar atrcot. opposite Com
mrcial Hotel. nava- hi
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there were first and last commander 70
the srmy OF the Potomac. and this dav
would have witnessed the Coufedern.v =
nationality. - Washington Cronicie.
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PHOTOGRAPH,

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CITY DIRECTORY.
Agents OF Insurance. Companies.

OAREY & SMITH, Nos. SC ard Is Uaion street
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Hins 81 Hartford, Security. Manha tan, Meiropoi
tan Pbosni and KnickeriloclzeT G lie u New ok
nd Accident Of Columbus, uhio.