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SUMMKR ARRANGEMENT.
~ STEAMRR AMARIAQE

On and after this day the Steamer Cambridge.
Capt Is. I: Leonard will leave her
B B.ss S11G aas al, az Lish. st. wharf
,t1ors on TUESDAY, THURSDAY, and sAT-
HkpAf LvEhIN0s, ats m, for Esston Point.
Douoie mills, Oxford. Cloras Point, Wal, ach n
Wharf. Cambridge, Hrgt'ettS Wharf. Cabin
Greek, and Mediord 3 Wharf Returning from the
kaetern Shore. she will reach Baltimore at a no
on Tuesdays, Thnrsdays and Saturdays Passen
sers from Washingtsn should take the 80 .. m .
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Movements of General sherman.
PHILADELPHIA, July 7.-General Sherman
will visit this city on Monday next and will
be the guest of General Meade
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Dead

PHILADELPHIA. July 7.-Judge Garrick
Mallery: the Oldest member of the Philadelphia
bar, died yesterday. Aged so years
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COMMITTED TO JAIL.-This morning. Jus
uce Walter committed James Hudson, who
was arrested on the itn instant on the charge
of shooting the boy Patrick Cusiek, 10 Jail for
court The boy IL still alive, and some Of the
surgeons are Of the opinion that he may live
for some time, o411hst eventually he will die
from the effects d<1he wound.
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I'VE have advance sheets of the GALAXY for
July Is. containing readable article on Thad-
deus Stevens, by ]. NJ. Buckley.
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REAL ESTATE SALBs.-Green & Williams,
auctioneers, sold q frame building and lease
OF lot on the southeast corner OF l4th and G.
streets, to Frear Schmidt. for 500; lot IL, in
part to Vienmeyer, for Al cts. per foot-part
to VIM Martin for ASK cts; q two.story frame
house and lot on 5th street east between T.
and 6 south, to VIM. T. Jones, for S1,0.0
vania avenue and ID street north. to John T.
Coombs, for 2.500; lot 30 and 81, in subdivision
Of square $40, on @ street south, between 9th
and 9TH west, to Daniel Atkins, for Is cts per
foot; lots A and B, subdivisions Of lots 10 and
IL, in square 551, on @ street north, TO Thee.
dore L. Lamb. for lOA and AZ cents. respec-
lively. q.
Yesterday, J. O. Mcclure & Co., auction
GERS, sold lot IL, In square 5e7, on New Jersey
avenue, between r and @ streets north, TO Jas
Clark, for 30 cents per foot.
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New Vapk Mapkefa.


NEW YORK, July 7.-Cotton steady. Flour
dull. Southern Sl0.2OaS17.OO. Wheat de-
Ginning Common better. Beef quiet Pork
heavy. Lard snd whisky dull.
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CHAReE or FALSE PEETKScxs s-Issst
evening, Mr.. r. A. Aiken was arrested by
detectives Bieley and Kelly, on the charge OF
having on the 9Sth Of March last, obtained
from Gardner Tuf,s. agentof the State OF Mas
sachusetts, SIS under fs lse pretences. Mr. Tufts
charges that nj the date above named Aiken
obtained els from him, giving check for that
amount on Riggs 4 Co, drawn in the name OF
aiken n Ciampitt," which he asked should
not be presen tied for a few days; and that ne
had repeatedly asked MIR. A. 10 return the
money, but was unsuccessful. Aiken gave
bail before Justice Walter for a hearing In this
case as well IS that noticed on Thursday last.
on Thursday Of next week.
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SUDDEN DKATH.-This morning, as Mr.
Samuel Wood, one Of the drivers employed BY
the National Express Compony, was in the
act Of delivering quantity Of leather from his
wagon IT the door OF Thos. q. Ford's leather
store, ON 9Th. between @ and II streets, he sud.
the wheel and pavement. He was picked up
and taken to the drug store of v. HarbauEh in
order TO obtain relief. but without avail, as he
died in five or ten minutes. The death Is at
tributed to sun stroke. The body was taken
in charge by the attaches OF the express COM
pany and removed 70 the residence Of the fam
lily Of the deceased on 1lth, between o and p
streets. ft~4a
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I.Wm. 3. Huntington. Cashier of the rtr., NJ.
t1onal bank Of Washington, d. c., 40 solemnIy
Snat tne above statement 10 true, to the best
Signed. VIM. s. HUNTINGTON,
o;..r,, Cashier.
sworn and subscribed before me this 6th Aav NJ
July. 1856 '''n es' VI
Signed. WE. HOWARD
E0fa pm
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PERSONAL.

NOTICE,
1ALL Persons having Watches, Clocks and lew
cry IN our possession-left to be repaired-are
ner' by notned to call and get the same WITHIN
three days from this date, We are sbo ciosng
up business sEEGER DELL,
,.., Jewellers, BIO $50 Garrison street,
y u Navy Yard. Washingt
NOTICE. IN CONSEQUENCE OF THEFTRr
>the Hndersiened will for the present. be fou nd
Al the once OF Aessrs. Willett & Redgrave, llth
Those indebted to me are urgently requested to
call and settle their bills without delay
" o-St WIN. MCLEAN
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James T.. Roach has been appointed by
tae County Court. a Surveyor OF Roads in Al
exandria county, Va.
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THE ROCKVILLE SEMINAEE.-On Friday
last. June 10Th, the annual distribution of pre-
miums TO the young ladies OF the Rockville
Nd. Seminary, Misses Dugann and Whalley,
took place. Amongst those OF the Senior
classes who received premiums were the fol-
lowing young ladies 81 this city Annie Lowe,
Alice McChesney, Annie Drane, Katie Carter.
Maggie 81. Clair and Nora Young.
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TIRE HOTTEST YET. Thermometer al
Franklin's (opiicianD store on Pennsylyania
avenue, AZ y. m, % degrees above zero in the
shade, lie in the sun. At Lincoln depot loca-
ted east of the Capitol. the Thermometer. In =
cool place, stood al 90 this morning.
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xxxIxrH CONGREss-FIRsr SESSION.

PERsoNAL.-Gen. John e. Fremont is in
town.
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~ ORPHAKs' CoURl. Judge PsrceU.-This
morning, Margaret E. Sipes was appoin ted
guardian 70 necspAan Of the late II. h aSipes;
eoud SSpee. i-ess ba4. 81 hes 80 !.
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LOST AND FOUND.

ION stn 81 81
or ' IL. G.I u. III
BANK q IL :. the f
osT :: JSly 81; e going from the ssi.ino!e
req !fR sh:f' :,s 70
tie spd g B: B; 70 Bslt:vills, in tbe aane Of
ave: ssss i:s so IAsoos sHsssI ).
%O5 6EWARD:-Ran ...y from q. st.el. Of
;.hsa5 ssSS: r:.srd Uni 6 ps.a 1 Tor ss sss
,,,s .rransi. siiisis 81 SsIs A s :s:.:,
Fl Isl
s'' x IT,
qs Sn III ,;..s ns4S S.s M I, s9;s
Pena e .yenus to J Mays, BROOCH with:
out pin) containing hsir-yalued on account Of
ing II to 4iiFst m " " iy ST.
yCV street Park, large BAY MARE. white
iaf sss roenss
rs.a I'D zssER e.; n R street e. =. Park,
- Brown Mare MULE liberal reward viii Be
given II returned to the Wood and Ceai Yard Of T
DhUkf, Penna. avenue, between 18th and 18th
sueets. jy 6-3tr
@S BEWARD-Strayed or stolen, on July the
PC I'd, red horn COW; belly and hind feet
white; dark face; small white star in forehead.
and slit in both ears, and carries high head
WILLIAM McBKIDE
~ 5-St' 1sm and cts, No. ~, Island.
COX REWARD WILL BE PAID for the re-
U%C turn Of COW, lest, strayeo or stolen
about the ilst ultimo. She is light red. with white
on back belly, and one fore leg and has straight
jr5st' No sos L st. bet 6tn and 7,h.
STRAYED AWAY OR STOLEN-A small white
- Buffalo cow; gray ish tinge; black cas- with
pieces cut from right ear and one from the left
black tes's; black spot on left leg
a. liberal reward will be given for her return to
the undersigned. VIM. SYPHAX,
18th street, between
y D 81 and north
T'AkEN BY THE METROPOLITAN PO
L L1OE-A serrel HORSE, with star on fore
head, and Dun Colored HORSE, with blaze or
white face apparently farm horses-were taken
from suspicious persons tw no alleged the same to
be tonna estrayl by the Metropolitan Police on the
Iith ut The owner or owners are hereby notified
to prove and reclai M said hors. at the office of
the Property Clerk, No. asa IUth street west
pIior to 10 clock a. m SATURDAY. the I4th
instant, or the same will then be sold pursuant To-
laH, to the highest cash bidder, at the Baza,r of
W. l.. Vail o.. 9s Louisiana ave By order
GEO i. HERRICK. Property CLERK
y6-1 w u WALL CO, Auctioneers
G. * REWARD Will be paid for a Black, souare
Syc LACE VEIL, lost on 18th street, between
massachusetts, avenue and College Hill, on Tues
day afternoon Inquire at Star office. my Is
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PROPOSALS FOE ENGRAvINGS OF THE
ILLUSTRATIONS AOCOMPANYINq THE
kkPORf OF THE COMMISSIONERS or PAT
ENTS FOB THE YEAR 1866 w

oFF1cE SUPERINTENDENT PUBLIC .PRIsrING,l
SEALED p,o, WhsHISGToS, July s.. 1916. {
Ss S:y ~ T. ,hs ss
the iIIUsrs e: q
the 6omn:oDe Of Pa.sn. for the the Report
u'fh me name and address Of the potenes osd ne
The drawings viii BE- s on 10 e:
contractor. who must arrange them into pages in
nunencai order. a. nearly as is consistent with
,h hs 0 must be fully equal to that for
The plates to be delivered at this ONCE free Of
cost f3r transportation; and subject TO the sp.
c PTins,e BOND al and ins Of Prb
Ie9nired Tor the faithful performance OF the con
The work will comprise about five thousand
illustrations, making ever seven hundred pages.
measu r1ng Al by 8 inches. Bidders are renuired
is5 shs G ;S sgns with
Is required to illustrate an Invention or dssien
tas IL some times the case,) the whole humber Of
i,,i, Nil DO estimated and Paid for a. single
Awards win be made to the lowest and hes,
s!odef ior the inter est Of the Government due re-
nnaeL the direction Of the Joint Commit tee on
Printing. who reserves the right TO cause any bid
given him. proof that i sss mad. * the &c s 10
isblishment Of that bidder, and that he possesses
sns tscliIles for the prompt and proper
Any further infornatiop that may be REQUIRED
will Re fur ni.hed Pplication 10 this ONCE or
Proposals will be addressed to The Joint Com.
rittee On Printing" Washington, b. g., care Of
n lie sn s.:s Z the
be To- w. Pnss
North American: New York Tribnne, and Boston
july No oiSsr n.ss, ne. until the 18th day Of
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HloKoRf' OAK
and PINE WOOD,
IN the shck' sawed and split for stoves, or kind.
ling urposes. Call at
II. d. MARLOW'8,
10 Zo-ot- corner 7th street and Canal,
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BOA RIDING.

ELEGANT TABLE and First elias, ROOMS, At
streets, AT SO per month. One of the most pleas.
ant Ioca IONS In the city and only one square from
Penn avenue. Nv 6stS
SUMMEk BOAkDING AT GRANNY FARM,
W " on the old Bladensburg Road, miles from
mashipgton. i am still prepared to take few
more fsnliles TO boaro during the summer Gen
Vel en- desiring board for their families would do
nIgh az the gate-Granby House.
DLEASANT FRONT ROOM, WITH BOARD,
can DC obtained in priv ate family, with use of
tlano and parlor, in healthy locality, by a lady
snd gentleman, northeast corner 10th and Mass
~,e1 ue, NO. 3.4. Jy5-5t'
GENTLEMAN AND WIFE OR TWO SINGLE
~ gentlemen can 70 accommodated with hand
semely FUhNlSHED ROOMS, with BOARD, at
AMI nth streets. Table Board SIS per month
Jy 8 ST.
H'HkEE GENTLEMEN can be accommodates
with BOA BID and q handsome front room in
mouse delightfully."- situated, for the sumner at
$50 q street, between 81 and Az sts An expe-
renee nnG bssslshy coored NURSE wanted. Alse,
$50 MOL hEos. jy 5-St'
FURNISHED Rooms AND BOARD CAN BE
L obtained In the new house, No 294 New Jer-
sey avenue. between and q streets In the yicini-
y OF inc Capitol, Government Printing Once.
Railroad Depot. &C. ia s0.ots
CE1 BOARD with fine airy rooms opposite
'lOS National otel. Terms reasonable Two
large communicating second story front Roc ms nm
uIn y. he'd, for rent Apply No. 367 Penna. av
TABLE BOAR at No. 464 10th street, = few
month: dsI r
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CHARGE OF RIoT.-This moraing, William
Moore, L. l.. Craig, Samuel Harrison, George
Hensley and H. q Hcnsley, went TO the Ev-
ereu House, + street, near 18th, and called for
something TO eat and drink. The house was
III charge Of the colered steward, who told
them there was nothing to eat that was warm,
and furnished them something to drink One
liquor and the steward took il and turned his
back for moment, when one OF the Hensley's
seized a heavy bar tumbler and smashed IL
steward Immediately shut the doors. called in
the colored WATERS, and kept the party in Gus
tOdy till patrolman Thompson arrived and took
them to the Central Guardhouse. During
their stay in the bar-room the party in trying
to escape smashed two large window panes,
one OF stained glass. Justice Morsell had SEN
e need each to pay fine Of SO, but the pro-
pr etor Of the house insisted upon sending the
case to court, and the Justice consented by
holding each to bail for court in $500 to answer
to the charge Of riot.
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LOCAL NEWS,

CRIMINAL COURT, Chef Justice CARTER
Yesterday, in the cases OF Lewis Johnson,
George Parker, alias Robert Parker, James
Anderson, and VIM. Smith, indicted for lar.
ceny, and Philip Rawlett. indicted in three
cases for the larceny Of horses, q noue pros
was entered.
George Curtis, Henry Washington, Albert
Foster, and Charles Gill, being small colored
boys, confined in Jail, were ordered to be dis.
charged, and be sent 10 the Freedmen's Bu-
reau.
This morning, in the case of Joshua Ander-
son, indicted for an assault with intent to com.
init rape, a aOlte pros. was entered.
In the case OF Bernard Burnstine. indicted
for receiving stolen property, commenced yes
terday, the jury were unable to agree. and
were discharged. Messrs. Bradley and Fem
prosecution.
John Kelly and Henry Williams, indi cted
for larceny, were found guilty.
Charles Snyder. indicted for larceny in pick
ing the pocket Of James p. Kirby, on a street
car, on the 18th Of June, OF Si7.s5, is on trial
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OLD STOVES TAKEN IN PART PAY FOB
" new ones. -
STOVES and 0RATES in great variety. ~
6ECOND HAND STOVES In good order ~
For sale at No. 50 ~ street, Island sec. ~
ond door from the bridge. je q inn
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/ IssoLUTION OF COPARrNRRsHIP

NAPOLEOEy HISTORY or JULIUsC EsAR-
1 = volume I'd. Sir Morton Peto on the RssourceS
q "a AnSsrsonviIle Prison CrsysnS Prison Lite Of
len Davis; Ny Vineyard at Lakevisw. Rivers,
mfnisture Fruit Garden Rees' FootpHnfs a. !.
Letter Carrier -Four Years In the Saddle; b1
jy6 YRAMOK TAvrnu
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HUI GALA very superior young HORSE.
eAfk eaY, drives ssaaufaIly; warranted per-
scuS soupd: and 10 very hsndsotne Apply At j .
". CoOA s. sth St. bet and =. V7.3t.
EOR sALE-!eevsrsi large HORs1e, suitable
= Ior heav{ draueht: They are cold for ~
nc inet. eni{ for having no further use IN
tor them Trey can be seen Ct No 576A
Green street, Georgetown
RILEY a. eHINN,
low "Unton BottlfpR Denof
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CHINA AHp CRoCKHHY,
DINNER,
TEA AND.
TnIIRR

We call special attention Of leu SEX sepsr. te thu
above deeds. e. Ne keep full stock con ~
sts 1 Or sa s. OF she best class, In sets
qLAeow ABE Of ever variety "
CSoSs setfvsred promptly In all parts q the
HIss' WEBB q DRYusIDaE.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17

\rort.-7,rr, 4 pr TLo l-;+chan
:. 80 t1.,,o cot =. ,r-,.o,..--a ~ - do
1nostic econon,v fLn mistress Of
- nj s',sr.rl. 4 visit Of
c,ra,,,,n, So. b. moments, at a
o4,tad -. -, ,.,a,,r,;r,or can con-
-. - aatI,a~;.,-, rtafavnr Neither
- ~ - - i If necessary to
.,ald1r;nir and mnddling tbere
,,o..,,,tl,.,il,, -, :, d. ANYTHING con
-. !" ffe instincts OF "a lady III
- =, n. a-ri5nage. 1t Is simply
- -. H. heinz actua!lx busted
1-:+.r,an = short time daily.
I-L,T.;-., info her own hand. the
- and execution offho-a
...,,,.ls,,,aa+s which req1ire skin
- ;.-aIye the entire control of
-. lng-a l,eeDiag exDanlitu,a, q
I,Iv afF.csuqlIv breaks tine roi of
n.Eer H her cooks hands. and pre-
,.at lla waste because She Is il 2
a,.f-.gp to know within a little what
needed and Consumed. and 10
e her own orders. Economy.
however i NOT fhg sole benefit 10
follow Tha,.a il an old but not vet
superannafad maxlm-If vou want
> fb;n., we'll done do # Yourself.
The +agribI- results anon the din
na,. toll v-o1II /. no less sati--
f,cs.,.r tlan +sa reduced cost d.
tba.r n~,drl..i.g- Nor Is this Of
M, Ln-+ noun
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17
Notice of Sale.

Davis trustees, Plaintiffs against FOX ana Wisconsin
Improvement Company and Abraham b. CLARK, sole
surviving mortgage IN trust, def .ndants
Public notice is hereby given, that by virtna and in
pursuance OF the terms and provisions and the power
of sale contained in CERTAIN deed OF trust dated the
first ds, Of December, D. lo56, made ~ the Fox
1r,e- no laws Of the State Of Visions n party Of the
first part 10 Alexander Mitchell, Charles Butler aua
Alexander SpaulGing, parties Of the second part as
trustees TO their sur and survivors, successor ana
successors for the uses and purposes express
ed in said deed Of rust and in the act c. the legisa
fra III Wisconsin in said deed referred 20; ana p viz
,le OF and pursuant order or Judgment ~ sue
&c rendered In said in the above EMIT ed ac-
ton he fourth day OF February A. - So, q which
the last cla11se vas subsequently amended to
In s-Tls decd act and ld-inent reference is here
made We the undersigned Trustees and Referees for
sale shall On Thursday, the fourteenth day Of Septem-
Der 4 lSj5, at ten O'Clock II hei renoon Of that
eant Company. in the vilIagcof Appleton. II the coun-
IS OF 0utag uie, n the Stfte OF Wisconsin oHer iof
the lands rights interests and claims, legal equita
bic IN lands ais rights Of way, DAMS LOCKS, canals,
arces rights privileges and franchises belonging to
sad company connected with said ip.os eIeht ana
property oI every description hereinafter ioe or
referred TO, upon the conaitiohs anu III inc manner
hereafter specified
Notice is also given that Moses NJ. Davis was July
appointed and j now trustee under saa aetu OF Fust
as successor TO Alexander Mitchell signed and that
the undersigned Charles Butler and Alexander SpaUld
ing are to of hepartes named in said trust deed a.
parties of the second part That by said order orjIdE
elt of sale is adjudged in substance that the sale
hereby noticed viii operate TO pass 10 me purchaser or
purchasers such sale, atuter,st IL said lands rights,
property franchises, &c, &c which Is represented 10y
said deed and all which IS now vested IA the de-
fndan- Abraham B. Clark. a. sole surviving mort ga
gee in trust under the mortgage in said judgment
terredto whcis represented or IN any way passed
by said mortgages and which said mortgage is fully set
out IN the complaint in this action and is filed in the
Office Of the Secretary Of State of Wisconsin, and
corded in the offices Of the Registers Of Deeds for the
county Of Outacamie several other Of the uutes
herelnaft IT ramed That by SAID Judgment ii also ar-
pears that the undersigued trustees and the sad Clark
mortgage in trust respectively, have in due form
heen requested by the beneHciaries under said trust
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17
COOS Dyspepsia Cure

sIs warranted do all have claimed for it, and
VIII furnish you certificates OF best citizens and
clcr- yra-l to back up our statement.
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17
Boots and SHOES.

~tUEAPf7- -7sh. The undersigned wouldresTee' f2!-
irfafs-a che cft zcus 81 Mineral Point ana 7-et-
IT, that heis supplied wia she best Q. slo1a ana =
prepared 10 ma Se 70 order
BOOTS & SHOES, COARSE OR FINE
o~r1fzz Gents or ~astdrsn on short notice and the
mos reasonable terms Ih1ze desiring Egr@ IN BIS
lines s~afa7-5 cali A. has Sa5p. Next door below
Isgs- Hian'- Blacksmith shop. on High Street.
Henat-z-- done sharf notice
leather and shoe Findings always on hand aud f5T
sails
ash paid f7- Hides,
CHRISTOPHER DAY.
Mineral Point, January, 1859
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APPLIES

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oaaAEgED w ARE 3
~ AsD e.
.STO| I STORE |!
Z. co z nj s II
LARGEST sTocK OF GOODS

WAS a3~ ~ his store. on HIGH STREET. nest
door u the TEIBgsE One, and offers fer
SAIL :hz
Mineral Point weekly tribune. (Mineral Point, Wis.) 1859-1868, 1866-01-17
CO.'S DTSPEPsL1 CCEEt
c5E,S DYSPEPSIA CURE!

Is an invaluable friend to all who 1re weak dehtaed
and in d low state Of normal action.
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RAILROAD LINES.

ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA RAILROAD
~ ON ana amer MoNDAY, February r. two daily
connecting Gordonsvi lie with VIRGINIA Central Raj
road trains to and from Richmond as follows - .
.H. -lN. MAIL TRAIN.
lave Washington daily (bundav excepted), at 6'45
A. ana arrive at Lynchburg at b45 p. M.
Leave Iynchburg at A. Nj. and arrive at Washing
ton at 8 26 p. M. - sRssa ars
.--'I EXPRESS TRAIN. aIa
Leave Washington daily (ncluding Sunday at sos p
NJ and arrive at LynchbuiR at 800 A ..
ton az 6l0A NJ II - .
10th trains making close connections at Lynehburg
fol all points South and Southwest and at Washington
Tor Nor h and Northwest ..-|
trains .'.I.. .."".
1he roao - attractive not only Tor IT'S comfortable
historic Localities of Fairfax Bull Run, Manassas Brls
toe, at ett's. Rappahannock Cupeper Orange, and
Gordonsville places OF lmperishabe interest in the
popular mind. -
Through tickets TO all points South ard Southwest
NAV be had in BostOn, New York, Philadelphia, and
Baltimore and at the Offices of the road Wash1 yton
Alexandria NV. II. MCCAFFERTY ~
General Supe ntendent
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ENREIGHT LINES FOR NEW YORK AND
u IA the stations on the CAMDEN and AMB0Y and
connecting Railroads. lNChkASED DESPATCH.
TBi CANDIDA End AMBOY RAILkOAD AND
RAHePOR ON COMPANY FREIGHT LINES
OF Ntw ork viii leave WALNUT Street Wha at 6
O'Clock Nj. daIly Sundays ceptedJ.
FIePht must be delivered before ~ o'clock to be for
Wmded he same Gay
Returning the above lines will leave New York at II
noon. and and B Il. NJ
freight for n on Princeton. Kingston, New Brune
Nlck, Bnd il points on the amden ana AmDoy Rail
road so, on the BE v dere Delaware and Fleming
ton The new Jersey the Freehold and Jamesbnrg and
the burlington aud Mount Holly Railroads, received
and lOl aIdeO up 10 M &. ar. ... u. ...L
Ihe BelIidere he aware Reroad connects az Phillips
burg With the Iehigh Valley Railroad, and az Manun-
kaclunk with a. points the Delaware, Lackawanna,
md Western Raj road, forweTding 70 syraeVse' Buffalo,
1he Ney jersey hairosd connects az EHsaoeth with
the New Jersey Central Railroad, ana al newark with
the Morris and Essex Railroad 49,
A slip men orandum, Ipecying the marks and num-
lers shppsrs consiC must IN every instance,
be sent with each load OF goods OF no receipt VIII be
gwen -, -. -. -. a.. A.
transportation OF live stock. Droyers are invited 10 try
tie route When sock II iuInsled IN quantities OF TWO
carloads Il VII be deyered at the foot Of For
tie street near the Drove Yard, or az Pier NO.
North River the shippers may designate at the time
oflshpmeDt. ., ,.
WALL Err FRI EN- AN. Freight Agent
Ill No. 226 g. DELAWARE Avenue, Phi adelDha