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NEW CHEsNUT STREET THEATRE.-Mr. Adams
was most warmly welcomed by public which has
q ways had the very highest opinion of his talents.
HIS voice which report had said to be affected by
hOarseness rs on the contrary. finer, clearer, and
more powerful than ever HIS HeretiC was admira-
BILE tul OF passion and power He will repeat it
this evening.
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MILLIKEN'S LINEN STORE


UNBLEACHED LINEN DUCK AT so CENTS.
UNBlEACHED LINEN DRILL AT so
CENTS
STRIPED LINEN DRILL, DARK COLORs,
624 CENTS.
BLACK AND WHITE LINEN CHECKS. 62k
CENTS.
BROWN AND WHITE LINEN CHECKS G2L
CENTS.
CHECKED LINEN DUCKS.
WHITE LINEN DUCKS.
WHITE LINEN DRILLS.
PLAIN COLORED LINENS, FOR JACKETS
AND COATS.
PRINTED LINENS FOR SHIRTS AND
JACKETS.
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BENEF t MISS LIZZIE PRICE -Hhis faYore
eau ng lady" OF the Arch street Company takes her
annual benefit on next Friday evening, and she has
ARRANGED very attractive programme for the Occa-
SION nclu ding three characters in winch she h ts
appeared to best advantage. Besides this, Nr. Frank
MOIdaunt and Miss Cornelia Jefferson have vOlun-
teered their valuable services and the 6eBefciGre
will be further assisted by eVerv member of the
regular stock company. Miss Price is native of
Philadelphia; close student; most deserving
young lady; and improves an artistic each season
She has, therefore extraordinary CLAIMS upon her
trends ana the pHOlic generally, and we doubt not
Elat they Will award her all due patronage.
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|Ss LARGE nWELLING, OR STORE PRO
LII PERlY-Iu Ninth street above Race now vacant,
and will be sold cheap. This property be altered at
riflng expense and can he made rst-rate stand tor
almost any kind OF respectable business Apply to
G. +. FOLWELL & SON
ltt No l2O n NINTH street
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ADJUSTMENTS.

ARCH STREET THRATRE.-Mr. Rankin's benefit
drew fine house last evening. TINS evening, the
complimentary benefit offered to Mi Noeme de
Marguenttes will take place. The popular play of
FdnChOn, which this young actress achieved such
triumph during her late engagement in this city,
will be given-Mlss Noemle introducing Kuchin's
beautiful AVE Maria" The Ambassadors JPife
rites. 1t is brilliant, high toned comedy. In 1t
Miss de MargueuttCs will sing the Last Rose of
Summer" and a cavatina IRON Aubers AnbaSSa-
drice Mr. uaIt Robson, Mr.. Rankin, Mr. Mackay,
Mrs Thayer, Mrs Crease, and Mrs. WOrrall are all
i'm
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fSs FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE POS
ktI session handsome and convenient residence with
side yard sltua IN Thirteenth street above Spring Gar
den street This is very desirable property, having
large ward well stocked with grape vines fruit trees
etc Apply to L. +. FOLWELL & -ON,
lt No. l29 n. NINTH Street
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On L. II. JOSEPH, CENTRAL REAL ESTATE
Lii genCy, No 27l s. THIRD street Philadelphia
Po. Real Estae BOUGHT ard Sold on Commission,
Loans negotiated. Money procured Bonds Mort
collected.
Commissioner of Dee IDS for all the States. 427lm5p
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IN FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE pos
III session handsome residence with brown stone from l.
situate In Pine street, OF Fifteenth street wIi he
sold at low price. Must be old to close accounts
Apply to {. +. FOLWELL e. SON, 4
It No l29 Y. NINTH Street
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NH FOR SALE, WITH IMMEDIATE pos.
hi session, handsome residence with marble front
situate opposite Penn Square will be sold bargain if
applied for at once G. +. FOLWELL & son,
IT. No. l29 y. NINTH Street
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SIDNEY SMITHS SALAD RECIPE.

10 make this condiment, your poet begs
The pounded yellow Of two hard boiled eggs;
Two boiled potatoes, passed through kitchen SEW,
Smoothness and softness to the saad give.
Let onion atoms Turk within the bowl,
And, halfsuspeoted, animate the whole,
OF mordant mustard add single spoon,
Distrust the oondiment that bites soon;
But deem II not thou man Of herbs, n fault,
To ADD double quantity Of salt.
-Four times the spoon with oil from Lucca brown,
And twice with vinegar procured from town;
And lastly, DER the favored compound toss
A magic soupcon Of anchovy sauce.
Oh. green and glorious! oh, herbaceous treat
,Tuould tempt the dying Anchorite to eat;
Back 10 the world he'd turn his Aesting soul,
And plunge his fingers In the sala I bowl!
Serenely full, the epcure would say,
Fate cannot harm me, l have diued to-day"
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There's nsvsr-dying chorus
Breaking on the human car,
In tho busy town before us
voioe. loud, and deep, and clear.
This 10 labor's endless dittyj
This IL tolls prophetic voice,
Sounding through the town and city
Bidding human hearts rejoice.
swse,sr than the poets singing
IL that anthem Of the free;
Blither Is the anvil's ringing
Than the song Of bird or bee.
There's glory In the rattle
or the wheels mid factory gloom,
Richer than e'er snatohed FROM battle
Are the trophies Of the loom.
See the skiifui mason raising
Graeefully yon towering pile;
Round the forge and furnace blazing
stand the noble men Of toll.
They are heroes Of the people,
Who the wealth Of nations raise;
Every dome, and spire, and 'teeple
Rear their heads In labor's praise.
Glorious mon Of truth and labor,
Shepherds Of the human fold,
That shall lay the brand and sabre
With the barbarous things Of old.
Priests and prophets Of creation,
Bloodless heroes in the fight,
Toilers Tor the worlds salvation,
Messengers Of peace and light.
Speed the pillow and speed the harrow;
Peace and plenty send abroad;
Better far the spade and barrow
Than the cannon or the sword.
Each invention, each Improvement,
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GOVERNMENT SALE OF THE MIL
~ IrAkY RAILROAD AT BRAzOs SANTIAGO,

"AHhlAutOhr u, q. Alftl 10, 1850. 4
Inc attention Of capitalists seeking u profitable In
Nestment IL Invited to this sale.
Sealed Proposals. will be received at the Office Of the
3nsnermaster General, Division Of River aud Railroad
% TrAnspoHAuon Warrington, d G until the frat ds =
Of June Rext At y clock for the purchase OF all
the right title, aud Interest Of the Quilted States n and
g the u9ltsd states Military Railroad from BraIos San
The sale will include the entire track and sidIngs
bu ldbgs, water sAtioDB. turntables bridges &c the
railroad materials And supplies pertaining to the
other equipment
The sale will not include the tile to the land which
does not belong to the United States.
road Is about ten miles IN length, and extends
GrAnde From ths point con neeon made by steamer
VIII Browns lille aud MaIAmoraA.
hls route Is the shortest and best for the immense
IAme between the Gulf Of Mexico and the interior Of
boutheTn Texas aud Northern sexico aud the eommu-
hleAnon ~ rail- alone can readily be extended 10
The road already completed saves thirty miles Of ain
cult and toTtuous navigation Boats 90 the river now
charge, ls stated Tor freight to Brownsville as
~ per barrel snd Tor Assenger- 80 each,
Tbs road s I'VE feet guagei good ties rail- and full
spiked.
More particular description Of tho property can be oh
tsBed Al this once OF at that Of the Chief
Military Diyision OF the Coli, at New Orleans.
A condition ~ the FEe will be- that transportation
shall b furnished for all Government troops sup.
plies, Whsnsver required, At the rates paid by Govern
The tsfms OF payment accepted will DO those eOnsd
cred The most favorable to the Government.
Tse per cent cash, n Government funds. to be paid
ne 6ovsnhsst reserves the right to rel ct any
pspsssIs shouId be endorsed proposals for purchase
q Bralos sastazo and Rio drAHds Railroad and ad'
uoal oasr-raastsr OsnsFAi's once, Warrington, ID. g.
~ order q 'a' aaaEtsr@Asts, Q ,rsr, b. p,,ss
Brsy-s cslaasI asd A. O. n, ia charge Fourth d..
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NJ YoR's FICE,

sealed Proposals for grading and paving the ear
riageway Of Fourteenth street west from the north Nd
much thereof ~ the Mayor may direct will be
AZ this once until " o'clock, MONDAY May nh in
slant with stones sim = TO those used iu paving y
street north the stones to be over or less
IVY lpohes IN diameter, and seven inches deep In Rc
eo.1Ahes WIN the act approved October ~, 1855
Ine bidders will state the price per sousre yard for
PSyns' aud per cubic yard for grading the paving TO
iAa on bed OF pure gravel eight inches deep aud
Tour Inches OF sharp saud top Of the graye the
lng 10 be well Tammsd thee times with 4 ninety.
pound rammer, and to be well watersd before b.iSg
sand the whole to be done to the entire ~
commissioners.
No bid win be received unless the party or partss
are known to be Te.pOnsible -
the ght 70 reject any or all bids Is reserved
All the old cobble-stonS Tag fontWays and EutteY
stone will be the property OF the CoTporaton TO be
placed after being taken up by the contractor WHARF
of las W spaT M ny SguAio
ApH eotd Commissioner Second Ward
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The oroville (Cal.) Record hints that Ger.
tain persons have discovered veritable dia.
mond mine somewhere in the vicinity of the
Table Mountains, TO the west Of Mesilla Val
ley. The specimens are said to have been
pronounced genuine by those engaged in the
diamond trade Of San Francisco Diamonds
have been found at Cherokee, and it is not
improbable that they have been discovered
elsewhere
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TIE Fall River Mass NerS says Mr..
Isaac Barker, Of Tiverton, r. l., was in town
lately, wearing clothing with silver buttons
over two hundred years old In company
with his brother Peleg Barker he owns a
house in Pembroke, twelve miles from Ply
mouth, which is two hundred and thirty.nine
years old. 1t is still inhabited, has always
been in their family, and is believed to be the
Oldest house in the United States"
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loPTIcrAi.l
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed at the F,r.. Session OF In. Th,rty-
Ninth Conuress.

Ninth Congress.
PuBIIc--No. AL
An AoT concerning the boundaries Of the
| State Of Nevada.
Be IL enacted by the Senate and House Of
Representatives ofthe United States of amer.
tcd in Congress assembled, That as pro-
vided for and consented to in the constitu.
ton Of the State Of Nevada, all that terri
tory and tract Of land adjoining the present
eastern boundary Of the State Of Nevada,
and lying between the thirty-seventh and
the forty-second degrees Of north latitude
and west Of the thirty-seventh degree Of Ion
gitude west OF Washington, is hereby added
to and made part Of the State of Nevada.
SEC. 2. And be Il further enacted, That
there is hereby added to and made part Of
the State Of Nevada all that extent Of terI
ritory lying within the following boundaries,
to wit: Commencing on the thirty-seventh
degree Of north latitude, at the thirty-seventh
degree Of longitude west from Washington;
and running thence south on said degree Of
Longitude TO the middle of the river Colora-
do OF the West thence down the middle Of
said river to the eastern boundary Of the
State OF California; thence northwesterly
along said boundary Of California to the
thirty-seventh degree Of north latitude and
thence east along said degree of latitude to
the point Of beginning ProUided, That the
territory mentioned in this section shall not
become part Of the State of Nevada until
said State shall, through its legislature, con-
sent thereto: And provided further, That
all possessory rights acquired by citizens Of
the United States to mining claims, discov-
cred, located and originally recordedin COM
plance with the rules and regulations adopted
by miners in the Pah-Ranagat and other
mining districts in the Territory incorporated
by the provisions of this act into the State
of Nevada shall remain as valid subsisting
mining claims; but nothing herein contained
shall be so construed as granting title in
fee to any mineral lands held by possessory
titles in the mining States and Territories.
Approved, May 5, 1866.
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DRoPOsALs FOR MAIL BAGS.

N n "a
SEALED PRnpoS Al = r,ir 2. y. npii - Iooo
mani nntii ,ins scinsL ~ ~ ,n,s " part
~ =, - - "a ~ Wy " 'uue heN'l
af.r tbs la d.T JnI PsaS :. 1'e ysst, rom and
T,ii,,sin, $500 a, ieVo' suon qnAnuues OF lhe
i. re"uIS,J md nrisrnd 80 ~ may i'Om time 10 time
Nt1" Iiyrg ~ . y, ~, y. ". VIZ, ..a,.z
n, lie. " '.ih NANNAs MAIL shChs,
~, - y 'uChss 10 iehgth ana " inches In cir.
e"heien'ei VI e 10. = u inches 10 length aud IS
n'pts u eFglheteheei OF SIZE No. 5, 81 iuebes In
- rf ~ % ,ugnrS 10 circumference
ins STehs o. ne 10 are TO be made Of closely
49, yu.s oauNss, Neghlhg not less than sixteen
70 sue yAtu, OF SIS inches In Width the yaras
o. ta Watp 20 De eseh doubled and twisted, and to
one ounce 70 ABOUT MY yards and Of the hlling
~ N" net IKE tho'e Of the warp, to weigh one ounce
" suou1 ghlghy .nNe yards.
sAuts ~ hiho 40 are 10 De made OF Jute canvas
h2' zee man eleven ounces to the yard, ~
M Niu'oi 'hsNArp ana welt 10 be nearly ne above
u'se'Ipeu
DC sacAs o. size NO are TO be made OF thinner juts
etuN"- NsBh9s not iess than four and half ounees
'yaiS OF ", i9ehes Width
h'se o. Hltes 30 ahd NO A'e TO be made with a
bbAE OF BEN AZ the top two inches vide upon which
sHhsisHi nunber q syest hoes-Gt least ten 10 the
lNtHer And eEht 10 TIE laueT-aTe 70 be well wrong h.
sna ne! are c+sh to be With good ard su
s,ro' heHP Soid To lace aud TIE them thoroughly aud
NLV1sv, ol''-e .oahiet-i thcy are 10 be made with
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THE NATIONAL REPUB1fcAN MONDAY MoRN1Ne NAY ssssG

washburps, 4 D., H., 4es 9Th o., bet AndF.
d, lMashburn, W. D., Mass., tss fst W IT
Msshburn, Henry D., Indiana. g.4.Lsr#HH Ky
warner, Samuel I. Connecticut, 1st street.
Woodbridge, Y. A., varmont 900 street HaG
Msrd, Hamilton, New York, $50 Twelfth street.
Msnivorth, John, Illinois, willards'.
WhAleys T. ", Wsst Virgins, cor. Q street and Louis
lana avenue.
Williams, Thos., Psnnsylvsnis, Avenue HOUSE..
Wilson, J. r., Iowa, zoe st., bet 17th and 18th.
Wilson. Stephen y, Pa, United States Hotel.
Window. VIM, Minnesota. 42a Twelfth street.
winfield, Q. n, New York, zoe Ninth street
oAnDtDATns Fon ADMISSION.
Barker. Jacob, Louisiana, williard'a
Conrad, Robert y. Virginia. Rbbiu House.
gAmpbel. WIN. D., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Cooper Bdmund, Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Hawkins, l. r., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
MAYNARD, Horace, Tespesses, $50 10Th strset.
Underwood, John O., Va
Miekhae, Robert O., Louisiana, wlllard's.
Warmoth, Ho, La, Ger. Delesaie,l wlilard'G
ST n A NJ = HIPs.
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WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, ANr
w GEORGETOWN RAILkoAD,
pALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wAsHIrsror March %. 1886
Trains between WARRINGTON and BALTl H0RE and
WARRINGTON AND THE WRIST, are now run as fol
lows, vifi " r Ut =
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, at $50. $50 and II NJ
m, and AS, 4 80, aud 1902. m.
FOR ALL WAT STATIONS
Leave daily. except Sunday, At % q m. sad 4 4
VoR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANsApoAs JUNG.
TON
Leave at and . D !. m. and at 2b and Ls6 p
FOR ANNAPOLIS
TO or nom Annapolis an Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave N7 30 am. and 245 and !. 80 .. m.
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave at $50 .. m. and 10 p. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
Leave daily, except sunday, a. 1850 a m. and Tst
On Sunday, at 1902 m only, connecting 1t Relay
station with trains from Baltimore to Wheeling, Par.
ksrsburg, Ae.
Through tickets toths west can be hsd q, N. wash.
ington Station Ticket ohee At all hours In the day as
well a. At the new once In the American Telegraph
Building Pennsylvania avenue, between -Four. and
half and sixth streets. = =.
For New York. Pbilsdsiphis and Boston, see .dyer.
tssmsnt Of Through Line" '0I- ~
". p. SMITH,
Master Of Transp oftaton.
L. NJ COLI
General Ticket Agent
GEO. 8. Ko0NTZ, Agent,
las.H Rton
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-ls88.
Passenger Station In AeW York corner Twenty Seventh

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAILROAD-ls69
Passenger Station In AeW York Twenty Seventh
street And Pourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK;
For New Haven, 100, 500 lEI }, ll.SO H. m. l2l6
Ok 90 (Ex.) J, S.+5, 80 aud s. % (Ex. D p m For
Bridgeport, 100 500 (Rx J. so a. m. IL 10 (Ex J,
500 lEI J. 50, 50, 500 tExl N: For Milford and
Geld, Southport and we.tPOrt, 90 II 80 $40 80
P m. For Norwak, 90, 8. 90 (Ex J, $50 II 80 IN. (;
l26 Bx 500 (Exl, $40, 80 $50, 500 (Ex) D. m Por
Darisn, CO. $50, II 50 a. m S45, $50, o 80 p m
For Greenwich, ZOO, 0 80, IL 80 a. m 845 l. 3d. 8 80
$50 p IN, For Stamford, 90, 500 iBx J. ESQ n so
a. m: l2l6 (Ex 400 e. 8I5, 4sO, $50, $50, g. 90
lEx) ?, m For Portehester aud static u.s.
100, 30, llSo a m. S45, 80, $50, $50, 700 D. m,
CONNECTING TRAINS
For Boston via Springfield 90 IN. (Ex SOO(Rx)
SooE a. Ror sO-ioa ,is shore Line, l2l6 Rx ], 500
i2ib, $40 LRx), 500 p. m. For Conneetout River
Railroad, $40 m. ok, IL 10 p to Montreal, 90
2 m % Northampton. For Hartford, Proyidsnes and
Fishkill Railroad, 90 (RE. }, mi l2lb D. IN. For
New Haven New London and stonington Railroad at
90 a m 1918, 500, 500 p, m For Canal Railroad,
~ 10 D. m. 10 Northampton. For Housatone RailrOAd
500 a. m. For NAugAtuck Railroad, 500 a. IN 500 D.
N: For Danbury and NorwAk Railroad 1909 so a. N,
Commodious sleeping cars attached to p m. train.
ap2 JAMES II. HoYT, supsrntsudRnL
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hb"VhD oLAsH THROUGH TICKETS
From Washington to kls9noad .................ss 90
FredsrekSbuTg ,............. 8 90
Can be procured In New York at No. 40 Broad Eay
aud At CourApd street ferry In PhilA ialphA al the
depot Of the Philadelphia, vii Hugton and Baltimore
Railroad Company Broad aud Prime streets In Balt-
more, At the Camden station Of the Baltimore and Ohio
Railroad Company. In Washington, at the Company
once, AZ the corner Of PennsylyAniH avenue and sixth
street, aud 90 board the Potomac steamboats,.
Passengers leaving New York at aud a. m. 9 and
p m, PhilAaelpha at l,l6 p m. DAY, and ii. rs p
N tNlGHrl aud Baltimore at $50, AS, and 8 y. M,
$50 and 4SOa. m, arrive in Washington At %. O. co.
and T. 20 ~ and md a, m, in ample time to make
connections for Richmond aud the South.
Omnlbuses and Baggage Wagons will be In readiness
e. convey passengers and baggage between depOs in
Richmond,
Passengers by this Line pass by daylight Mount Yer
non, and may have opportunity Of visiting seyNTa
battle helda PTedsFOksbuTg by stopping at Thai
point.
baggage will be checked from New York Phil ,doI.
pitts aud Baltimore to where IL wi he mat
by the baggage masters Of this line
Breakfast and supper on board OF stsAnsra
oho' hATrlhGLYt superintendent
- Washington, d. o.
-, MATHEW CLARK, Agent
v" Washington, d. O.
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N A y Il q + / Q r
1u .. wAsHNdrox April %, 1885
heaed proposals will be received a. this Office until
~ O'Clock m ,on MONDAY, May 9Th, instant for the
laying Of the and water service pipes aud lateral
sewers where they may be necessary, on Fourteenth
street west between the canal and street north in
accordance with the act approved October IL, 1855
Specifications can be at the Com missioner, Of
Improvements oace every day from 10 to IL O'Clock
m, or by calling the Comm ssioner OF the second
ward at any time. JAS. W. sPALDlN0
apH eotd Commissioner second Ward.
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TWO TRAINS ON SUNDAY,
Connecting at BAltimOreO
Leave Washington at AS and T. 20 p. m
SLEEPING CARS ON ALL NIGHT TRAINS.
Low PARK AND QUICK TINE.
or ElmirA, vithout change
A8rpor Tickets and any information apply at the
onoe ofths Great Route oorasr Psnnsyl-
aAniA avenue and Sixth street, under National Hotel
and feurteenth street corner Of Pennsylvania avenue
opposite WillArds' Hotel, Warrington.
J. N. DUBARRY,
Superintendent N. @. R.R
R.J WILKINS,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JhO. 0lLLkrT, Passenger Agent mhl4.u
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Observation-Disclosures
lOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOON
TWELVE DAILY TRAINa

On and sf,er MONDAY, october 10. isss. train. will
lsavs the Union Passenger Depot corner on
DAY RxPREss. dniiy ssssnt snnday' AZ 10 I. mn
stopping al Joh Copemausb Claiiltsen Aitooua
and An mi mai ststnr. sna ,.L,ns d,,sc sonn.c
tions Al Gsrri.burg for Ji.tlnnt. ga wan
lnSton and N philadspbi. foy Nv Yarh host.n ana
intermedIsts no,nts -'
ILTooNA INSTRUMENTATION s.iix .xs.pt suns.x
1000 M stoppine Al ali rs,nist .tstiop, MAJ "A
Pittsburgh ana Iioo1a ana mshins sIose oonnsetior
with trsns on tbe IndIana Brspeh W.st Psnnsvvs M
Railroad Hbensburssnd Cresson kniro.s and Hoili.
daysbury Branch
PITTsbuRgH AND ERIE MAIL, daIiv .xeept so,s.,
Al 50 m stopping onIv Al Consmangh t,sIlitssn
Altoona and All principal sations mating direct con
peotiot, al unrfisburs Tor Nav Yo,t ps1timore sns
WILMINGTON -' $50
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N. II. MILLER,
JUSTICE OF THE PEACE,
OFPICR. NO. bll NINTH STREET WRaT

Near Penusylyania avenue,
would respectfully infOTm his friends and the publ,
generally that he attending 10 all legal business
saeh - Administering the Amussty, we'll all 9th
gains pIAwlns Leases Deeds wills Power Of Attorney
Landlord and Tenant Notices, Ae, &c.
Legal advice given in all Its branches
Particular attention paid TO the collection OF debt,
ana claims IN general ts94-H
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through each train before reaching tie depot take
checks and deliver baggage to suy part Of The city
Oee No. 40 Penn street. open day aud sht where all
orders for the uoyspsut Of passengers esd bktgsg.
will raestvs prone! s'te-ti0n.
Baltimnrs srsss- srrs- 9th PhlisdslsAiA en-.
s~ssits . % . ss.S
Ihsss-ss rseposs ole - - . sal . q. 4. o O. 81
for an amount not exceeding o..
". n. BAcKyITG, Agost,
Al the Psnnsylvania Central RailI.sa IsS.saxS sta
ton, % Ltssgv sna Washington .irs3s