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Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11
Arrival and Departure Of Mails
ess--11zz7ATIlE
DelawareP Post Omce.

ifAIIS arrive at and depart from the Delaware
IVA Post U1ice as Follows:
NoRTHERS.--Arrivega at 12:39 O'Clock ]. m. Closes
at 2:45 P. M, daily. letters for Northern Ohio the
North western, New England, Middle and Pacific
States, Maryland, North Carolina, Virginia, Cana
das and Europe, go by this mail.
rSOUTHERs Arrives at 400 o'clock p. m. Closes at
II 80 O. m, daily. Letters for Southern Chic, In
diana, West Virginia and tho Southern States, 90
by this mail Ea
SPBINGFIEID lsANoH.-a1rTve al $50 clock a.
10. Closes at 245 p N. daily All letters for coun-
ties on theSpriugheld Branch, Columbus & Indian
apoHs and Sandusky, Dayton & Cincinnati Raii-
roads, go by this mail.
RICHwooD. D.-Arrives at 6 P. m, Departs at Z a
%. . uesdays Thursdays and Saturdays. For Rad
nor CDelhi)s Prospect, (Giddletown), Paterson
Rush Creeksand -FaHhW0od--
JoHNsTOwS.-ArriYes at II m. Closes at 1 p N
Tuesdays and Fridays. For Condit, Vans Valley
nd Johnstown. ls
SUNBURY. .-Arrires and closes at u m, daily.
For Alum Creek, Berkshire, sullbury, and Gale
ma. .s-.sg#sl-
W4LDo,-arriyes at II q. m. Departs at 1 p
m Wednesdays and saturdays. For Norton and
Waldo = s I
KuBouRH--ATrfves at12:30 pm. Depart at
$50 p. m. tuesdays and Fridays. For KilIbourn
(Eden).
An mails viii be ready for delivery in from so
to As minates after arrival.
Office hours. From ~ o'cl7ck a m TO z P. m.
Dec II, 'aB-3t A. THOMSON. P. 81,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

Our Minister to England, Reverdy
Johnson, is a national disgrace. A
proper, and well-timed resolution has
been introduced in the House, demand
ing his recall. The American people
do not care to be represented abroad by
a servile toady to rebel-sympathize
aud pirate patrons.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

The Mount Gents Railway, il is feared
viii prove a failure. Since the 25th of
October, the trains have been seriously
interrupted by heavy SHOWS, and the
mails have had to be taken across the
mountain in a horse carriage.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

In England, when the elections fail to
sustain the policy of the admInistra-
ton, the ministerial officers resign
Accordingly, Disraelt has given up the
premiership and been succeeded by
Gladstone, who viii organize a new
ministry congenial TO the advancin g
liberal sentiment of the people. That
gifted statesman and steadfast frie nd
Of America, John Bright, win have an
important portfolio.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

The steamship. Hibernia, of the An
ohor line, was foundered at sea, seven
hundred miles of the Irish coast, Nov.
25. Thirty-tWo Of the passengers were
saved. The fate of the rest is un-
known.
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NaTICE.

TosEP1I gENNINGstf the State ef california, is
II thereby notified, that on the 9th day of Decem-
Der. 1865, Robert b Wood and Eliza T.. Wood fled
their petition in the Court, Ct Common Pleas OF
Delaware County, Qbi04 esa-qst said Jose ph Jen-
nings and others, the object and prayer 0 I which
is for the foreclosure OF mortgage. exec0ted and
delivered by Benjamin Jennings, dec'd-,- in his
lifetime. and the 18th day Of June, 1855 TO the
said Eliza P. Wood, upon Lot NUnber 4, in the
4th quarter Of Township nunbeE5, in Range Is,
United States Military lands; being same premises
where said Benz amin Jan nings resided at time Of
his death, and situated ls,-pelaware County, in
the state Of Ohio, 70 s55dfe q i2romissorF note,
m ade by said Benjamin enniqgs on The 18th day
Of June, 1868 for S7o0 payable on the 1st day Of
april, I8e6, with Sper cent. annually!
Said petition must be answered on or before the
third saturday after the q day Of January, 1859,
eslE CAREER & VAN DHdAE.
DecI1'a as, ,6W-bfss 70 Attys for Pltifs, !
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

At considerable expense, and be-
lieying the outlay of money and effort
will be appreciated, We furnish our
Delaware county readers this week a
large extra containing the Presidents
Message, and accompanying de-
partmental reports. The time has
gone by when any one attaches much
Importance to what Mr.. johnson says.
and his iterations and reiterations
about the constitution, as he UNDER
stands it. have grown threadbare.
But the message nevertheless contains
some good suggestions, mixed with
much that is ViIlainous. aud WiH be
read at least with curiosity, while
the reports of heads of departments
are of considerable value 4sJ sGs f5
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

a Farm Of oae hundred md ninety acres; about
ance N good timber Situated On n good read, on
the west bank Of the Sciot0 river. two miles south
Of the thzITlI5E Fltage Of BsrWieIz, the Allan
&c y Great Western Railway A portion bottom,
the Pa lance upiand-all Of the very best quality
of soil for either grain Of grass. 4 good house,
orchard, spring and oatbdildEgs On the place
society tHe very best. Churches, Schoolhouses
n0IFdn9 snd saw mills within from ten to thirty
lninutes' drive Likewise al other advantag es
usually found ia well improved and thriving pla-
ees- Terms made easy. For farther particulars
address or call on the u7dersigned, at Berwick
Marion Gonnfy, o.
I Dec II, asst ii. T, RILEY.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

The National Board Of Trade has
been holding an important session at
Cincinnati, and has adopted resolu-
tions favoring gradual but early re-
turn to specie payments.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

Thomas N. Turner, OF washington
county has been appointed Quarter
master General of the State, vice Gen.
D, W. H. Day who has resigned.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

Since November, 1858, the Secretary
Of the Treasury has received $4,000
conscience money"
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

Fort Lafayette, In New York Harbor
was destroyed by fire on Tuesday Of
last week.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

e4AtlOls44L @4aSSsGASa ---f~@ --4S4-Ss laws
Prize.
5 cash gf.s, each SIC io09 40cash gifts ,eaohS5oO
20 g GOO SEQ SO
so Elegant Rosewood ianos each $50 to 5 75O
rs ss 5EeIodeOns 50 IS to $50
$50 sewing Machines 60 to 175
500 FTl6seld Matches IS to SEQ
Cash Prizs, Silver .ware5 ~ ,. GOO 0Q0
A chance to draw aay the above prizes for 25c.
Tickets describing FRIES are sealed in Envelopes
and wei mixed On receipt Of Csc Sealed Ticket
is drawn without ch oice and sent by mail to any
address, The priz3 nam ed upon it VIII be deliv-
cred to tioset-hoider on payment OF one Dollar.
Prizes ara Immediately sent to any address by e-
press. or EBturn mail.
r You VIII know what your pr tze is before you
pay for it. A17y Prise eSsHGngat for alots- Of the
same taJue. No Blanks Our patrons can depend
on fair dealing.
REFERENCES We select the following from
many who have lately drawn Valuable Prizes and
kindly permitted US to publish them: s.
wilkins, Buffalo, 81, 900; Miss Annie Monroe Chi
ca go iPiano, $500; Jehn d. Meore, Louisville
5 II 0Co: Miss Emma Wal worth, Milwaukee, Piano
$500, Rev. E. A, Day, New Orleans, $500, We
publish no names without perm ission.
CT1yroaEs OF lT8E PRESS :-ss The firm Is reliable
aud Deserve the r SUCCESS. IVeskIy T5fJt7ze .4as7
n Z Herald, ages. "a friend OF ours drew a
$500 prizes Which was rrohlIt u reeerved, Odd
ly Neigs, SEPT. g. 7t =.
! Send for circular Liberal Inducements to-
salts faction guaranteed. Every pack
age q ssated EnTelQpes- contain ONE CASH err.
~ ti1ets Tor 81; 13 for IS for SIS; ITO for S15
All letters should be address to
HARPER, WILSON g. CO., 71
173 BroaaWay, N. Y: Il
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AN ORDINANCES.

Establishing the grade of Rail Road
Street from Sandusky Street to
Washington Street.
SEC. L Be it ordained by the Council Of
the Incorporated village Of Delaware; that
the grade of Railroad street from Sandusky
street to Washington street be the same, is
hereby established as follows; Commence
ing. at the west Inc Of sanduszy street, and
with the grade thereof; thence west to the
center OF Franklin street it shall ascend IL
feet; thence in 80 feet it shall descend 4
street 90 feet, it shall ascend 6 S-16ths feet.
SEC. 2. This ordinance to take effect and
be in force from and after its publication.
Passed Nov. 3d. 1858.
ATTEsF-C. H. MCELROY, Recorder.
DecIE6S, W, & J. DIV IAN NBEhI AN, Mayor.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

General Butler has introduced a bill
to repeal the Tenure-of-ofiee act.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11
NOTICE NO CONTRA0TORs.

GSEALED proposals will bo received by the May
- or at his odloH M rolawaro until Saturday
Ie2ember 18th, 1865 at O'Clock p. m. for grad
ing thSt portion Of Sandusxy Street from Lincoln
Avenue north 20 tho corporation line, Also for
grading and guttering Rail-Road street from
Washington street to Franklin street, In accord.
nnce with tho ordinances passed for that purpose.
Doc4 y }. d. VAN DENAS Mayor.
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Dell WARE goENqE NATIoN-
FIRST NATIONAL BANK.
STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

teas DELAwARE, Dec. stb, 1865.
There win be a meeting Of the Stockholders or
ef this Baak a. their Banking room in Delaware
on iuusday January fath 1883 at 10 O'Clock A. M
for the purpose Of elae1sng Directors for the en-.
suing year.
We. MOORE Cashier,
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11
NEW DYER SER ElgTa.

.ugEEER, GUIDE AaD TRAPPEB coz {
- "a N IL ss--HOw Co hunt and trap 7E ianiE
mails p tan fars5 make traps hoafs. &e. Worth
sl9 g any faEgser or boy- Beware OF haehs ssEas
eelP Vel nfinted aRd budud. q PAGES
Only 3 centsi for 81. Address .. HUNTER & CO.
Hinsdale, n. E.
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

F89llBgTEAIo- ~ ~ ~. llao 90 %

FR0MBUFFAIO--By New york -Tiho fr6h pc
poi cor. Exchange and MiobgRn Streets
5.25 A. n. NEW YORK Day EXPRESS, Csandays
eEeepted) stops at HornolBvllo 9 10 An.
(Hzft) sgsqgeaanna 2.a2 P: d. (Dine); Tur-
ReIs 22 ~ ~ 81 Il 4l 2eP2s ana aELiye5 ~ EeE
Delaware, Lack ae,anna q Western Railroad, and
ct Jersey City with Midnight Express Train or
New Jersey Railroad for Philadelphia
7SO A. n. EXPRESS MAIL, via Avon end Hor-
Pell5yne (5qndays ezcepted.) Arrives iu New
2 go 2. d. LIGHTNING EXPRESS, DAILY. stopa
81 Hornelsville o 10 2. (supper), and arrives
in New York at 40 A. y, Connects 20 Ei-
burg and the south, and at Jersey city with
Morning Express Train Of Now Jersey Rail-
road for Baltimore and Washington
GOO P. N. NEW YORK NIGHT EXPIRES, ,fsundnys
sxcepted.) stops at Portage $50 p. u. (5upperls
interesting at HornelLsviue, with the 5.5oP. g.
Train from Dunkirki aud arrives 10 New York
at 140 P. b.
IL 90 p. N. CINCINNATI EXPRESS, fsnhuay8 ux-
oepted) stops At tSpsquehlnnal .5s q. p. lBku)5
Turner's j. so P. III (pne), and arrives lu New
York as 4.15 ?. M. Connects 40 Great Bend
with delaware La0EqNan9s 5 i9S % q " Mesterl Ha,l-
ening Trains FOR Philadelhhios Baltimore and
Washington.
Only One Train East on sunday, leaving Buffalo
at ESQ P. n. and reaching New York At 7.l0A Dr.
BOSTON AND New EyoIAsD PAsErasRs. with
their Baggage. arc transferred FsEa or cHA7GE ln
1a- To pleasure t4a4sIers the hne Of ihe Erie
Railway presents many objects or interest," passing
through the beautiful valleys Of the ChomunF5
GEsquehanna, Delaware aud Ramap0 rivers,
ovefohanging panorhma Of naturo'a beauties CONF
mands attention
-1-T
TEE BEST VEguLAruD AND MosT LJEom0Us sLEER-.
ryG CoACHNB nE-IN THE WORLDS accompa-
rs all night trains this railway.
BAGGAGE CHEOKED EHROUGH
Ana fare aIgays as Iog as by any cher Route.
Rs-ASR FOR TICKETS VIA ERlE RAlLWAH
Which be obtained.nt aH Principal Tick
ct Omces Ia the West and 8buth-West
a, RIDDLE, WIN. b. BARR,
ffen Hs1pt He- 9cnI Pass. AFN
Nay 2o-t6s III
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DELAWARE COUNTY -
BIBLE SOCIETY i


FFsHE business co-partnershp heretofore exist
u ing under tho fIm namo OF LINDSEY b BRO,
is this day dissoVea BY mutuRleonaoEsl s9ie &C
counts Of the 1atenf VIII DC settiud - ,. W,
Lindsey. aaf .aH Haaa.fg' J. W. LINDSEY.
NOv.80 1saS+SEa q y W,B.sLINDsRY,
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- You wish to know how Fortunes

HRRG0NTE ERSs=
b1&0R all the NEYs BRoN HON, " Yermont Historical
y Biographical, Geogr aphical and Obituary
Sketches the Current News from each County an tie
STATE eUsy lgseE, the very best paper for Vermon-
ters IS The Vermont Record & Farmer. 81
per year; 81 20 for 6 months; 75c for mon tbs.
Every yearly subscriber gets present. No chances
Al served alike. Terms always in advance. Clubs
OF i've and over, to one address, 50 90 per year
each. Every Vermonter should take it Address
THE VERMONT RECORD & FARMER, Brattleboro,
Vt 80
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rRosl q. vl2I ggEkIk NIX !s, 4EB q qAzA4sAEOAh .4

From aud after Now 28d, 1s6s, Trains win leave
ia connection with nll Western lines ol
at follows
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11

All Trains run directly through 30 Now Yorf,
EE-48O MILES WITHOUT GRANGE or ooAcHHa
Delaware gazette. [volume] (Delaware, Ohio) 1855-1886, 1868-12-11
60 J: DisfE.ibution bv

the Metropolitan Gift Co,-Gash Gifts to the
amount Of $3.50, 0,o005-4yeFy Ticket Draws
a Prize fr
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P1iI5sy5 TsT5
Y - " IObAs -5OoLON
AND NEW ENGLAND CITIES

90 to 81 Miles the Shortest Route.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-10-10
pRoPOsALs FOR GRADING STREETS.

mATORs OFFICE, t1rY HALL,
WAsHIyGToS, d. o., October 9, 1853. (
O'Clock, m, on TUESDAY, October 20, 1856, for
Grading and 0raveling Y street north, from l.th
streetwest 10 Connecticut avenue, under an act
The work TO be done under the direction OF the
City turveySr, the superineondence Of yhe Com.
missfoners of the First ward, and two Assistant
Commissioners, 70 be appointed by the Mayor
Bidders Will state the price per cubic yard for
excavation or EN- the work to be paid for
measures the most, whether IL be for excavation
or emeankment. The gravel to be of good quality,
and free from stone of improper size, and to be
nine inches deep in the centre of the street, an
taperipg to four inches deep st the gutter line Of
ter the same has teen properly rolled
All the surplus earth, including sand, or avel and
stones, to be deposited wherever the Ward Com
missioner may direct.
No part of the appropriation will be paid until
the Commissioner Of the Ward, and the Assistant
Commis siopers.
{ The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved.
Zach bid must be accompanied with the guaran-
tee of responsible party known to be SUCH that
ifsccepfed, the bidder will execute Q contract in
due form, and perform the work in accordance
Herewith.
The guarantee must be in substance as follows ::
a. B.: guarantees III this bid be accepted by
for the same, and perform the work according to
the requirements thereof"
Bids must be endorsed on the envelope. Z" Propo-
sails for grading and grayeling street north from
Fourteenth street west to Connecticut avenue
and addressed to the Mayor Of Washin gton. d g.
HENRY HIMBER,
oc9 lot Commissioner First Ward.
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lgH COOPER LATIMER, Auctioneers,
ID Successors to Jas. q. Mcclure COL
Southwest corner Fl Penn avenue aud lltn street
Star Office Building.

- By virtue OF q deed OF trust, executed TO me
GsX on tine llth day of November, A ID. 1851. aud
&ArecoTdsd on the 18th day of November, A ID.
hi, Liter Il. @. 4. No 30 folio 3a3, &c, one Of
the Land Records for Washington county, in the
District of Columbia, shah offer for sale en- the
plernis 8, and sell at public suctisn, on SATUR
DAY. the Gath day Of October instant at az O'Clock
p. m, ell that certain piece parcel of ground
STA ate lying in the city OF ngton, District Of
Columbia, and described as folio ss: Conmtneing
twenty-five l25b feet north of the southern Lot.
numbered seventeen Cd, Square seventy (.Ol &C.
corfing TO the original survey OF said city. where
said line intersects the western boundary of Twen-
~ -bTst street west; running thence along said
street north twenty 1--WE (2sD feet; thence Q
line parallel with N street north one hundred 1901
feet; thence south twenty five (a5i feet. in line
parallel with Twenty first 2lst) street thence east
one hundred no feet TO the place Of bezinning-
containing twenty-fivs hundred square feet. more
or less with the improvements thereon, consisting
of . two-stcry Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: Hall cash, and balance In ak and twelve
months. ftamps and conyeyancing at the cost OF
the purchaser.
JOSEPH N. CLARK, Trustee
otS-d&ds COOPER LATIMER, Aucts
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PROPOSALS.
DROPesALs FOR COAL AND WOOD.

MAYORS OFFICE, CRY HALL,
WASHINGTON, ID. U October no, 1873
Proposais I'LL De received ~ this off ce until IL
O'Clock on WEDNEsDAY. October "a IsiS for
the furnishing Of Coal and Wood for the City Hall
ana Police station houses. one fourth to be de-
vered immediately, the balance By the rst day OF
November next. "' VI
IS tons Of White Ash Coal, best quality, to be de-
Il hvered at CITY Hall. " W.
u tons OF Bed Ash Ceal beat auaIitv 70 ba darx
cred a. City Hall ~ " '
> tons Of Bituminons Coal, best quality TO be de-
lvered at City Hall.
5coTds Of kindling Wood, to be delivered at City
Is tons Of White Ash Coal and 8 cords Ktndbn.
w ood fer LIST Precinct station house
~ tons OF White Ash Coal ami cord Kfnd,ino
Wood for I'd Precinct Station house
Is tons Of white Ash Coal and cords Kipdlin1
W God for eth Precinct Station house
IL ems OF W hite Ash Goal and "a. cords Kindlinc
Wood for 5th Precinct Station house
y tons OF White Ash Coal and coris x indling
Wood for 9th Precinct Station house
IA tons of White Ash Coal and cords X indlinc
Wood for 7th Precinct Station house
IL tons of White Ash Coal and IL cords X indIipo
Wood for 9Th Precinct Station house
l2R tons of White Ash Coal at each of the four
Fire Engine houses.
Bids must be endorsed on the enyelope 9. Promo
sails for Coal and Wood. -
The right to reject any or all bids 10 reserved
&C lO-7t b. j. BOWEN. MAYOR
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GOVERNMENT SALES.

! A U CT N.
20 OTce DEPOT Commiss6ry Of SubsiS,entsl
,, WdShtngtoa, ID. C., october s, 1875.
Will be offered at public auction, at the subsis-
fence etorehapse at 9th street wharf, IN this city
on TUESDAY, the 10th Of October, at II O'Clock
ss0,0e sounds Desiccated Mixed Vegetables.
The attention Of hotel and boarding mouse keep
ers are called to it, As ii is capable of making an
excellent soup. Livery stable owners and stock
ra1eers are also requested to examine it. Terms
cash In Government fuBds. Samples can be seen
at any time at the place of sale, the Monument Let
on l4th street. or at the efce OF the under signed
oc lo-td G. BELL, C,S,U d A
CHOICE MULEt, &c, Ar AUCTION.
u. DEPoT QUARTERMAsTER's OFrIcE,
WASHINGTON, ID c., October 2, 1858
viii be sold at public auction under the supar.
VISION of brevet Colonel A p Blunt, A. q M, at
Lincoln Depot, on MONDAY, October i9, com
Dencing Ut 10 clock, the following stock and IN
serviceeble quartermaster stores. to Wit:
70 choice Mules, 9Horses, 'TI- ...
200 Army Wagons, 6 Carts,
5two horse do, 50Wagon Wheels,
Spring do, 80 Ambulance do.
HsDd Cart, % Saddles, assorted,
1890 los. assorted Iron, 800 lbs. II. 8. Nails,
Is ,eU0 lbs. Steel 5 1913 Grain Sacks
,. leo his Cast-steekA
Spades, Axes, shoveis, Tools, stoves and Pipe,
Bur kets. &C., &c.
CART. Ambulance. and Mule Harness.
Mules, which are only SOLD for want of use
~ Terms cash, in Government funds.
BY order OF the Quartermaster General.
A. p. BLUNT,
800. -. Brt vet Col and A. Q M,
e. U96t Acting Depot Quartermaster
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD. n
&Al I

DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD. &"
&A1 g Z
WASHINGTON. isss. 8
.s sS. sS 4s sP 1Ats
srs nev run - follows, viz; MOS
FOR BALTIM0RE. l-a
1850 s. saS. :eiIs s ssa sso Il A. And
s. sG. AZ. s..a.; :..EE.Sfs md
1..,. >. 1rGk s AZ e = /. =. .,.,, >.
!. or from Annapolis on Sunday. tir ssF'E
,..v. =, . . roSss sssHEss!S. 4 s s..,o,
Leave At . A. n. and. Gao and s:se P. NJ. s-,
Lev: d:,,y sHssss t:.YSdS and sunday, at .
On saturday q "A n. and 80 2. M. L. -.
.. 81 ss1 {. !: g. eRd ,, en-, .
3. ,. he'd ).
PennsJivanis avenue. Passsne.n purchasing
Gis o. can and
residence, taken to the depot. and put In the bag.
For New YORK phfIsdelphi., and Boston, see
~. cSTH G Mssss 2 Tistss AGENT.
sel4 GEO 8 KOOEPZ, General Agent.
TBROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHMthxAWPEyT HpI AND E n = : q
.. ZAP .. washington, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND NEW
fOBh are now run as follows, viz fa..-..
FOB NEW YORK, ,ctfhoHt osanse Of cars.
Lcase daily except Sunday at > A. M, and
..s FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Leaye daily Except kuldayb At A. N. and
is;SO and $40 p. II.
ns.v. g., OF sUEpAT. ,
phia at 5:40P. M. u -
daily. 100 -. = . - - - ~
Ihrooeh ticten TO Philadelphie, New York. or
Boston can be had ut the Station 0acs ct ell hours
In the day. Also. A. the Oompanyi Once, No.
400 Penn lyivapia avenue. Passengers purch asing
ticket. at the Avenue once can there arrange 70
have their baggage called for and checked Of their
residences taken 10 the depot, and put in the bag
See Baltimore snd Ohio Railroad advertisement
HOT sShsanids Sstv ven Warrington, Baltimore, An
il; WILsOE Master Of Transportation.
se IA GEO. 3. K00NTZ. Agent, " Washington.
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AUCTION SALES.
TINA AFTER Noon,

olY sALrtR 4 CO suctione-rs,
~ No SssS nth st., betWeen and SITS.
N We viii cell. within our sAies-oon. the es-
ESa}tire stock Of Q dealer deciiaiug business,
~ commencing ruURsDAr EyESING, octo'
6ti Iss. at O'Clock. We name In part
ndershirte. Drawers. Hose. &C
h An Hose Goats, Pants
H-sfs Hats. Oaps. Boots
kpsDepders Shirts. eprsads
Blankets shawls Glassware
Aiehss Clocks, yeuelry, &C
a kntves and Forks
Plated Ware, &c &C.
We CALI she especial attention Of Hoasekeepsrs
arc others 10 the above sale, - every article viii
positively be sold TO the highest bidcer.
- BALTkR a CO., Aucts,
B,-sAies continued every Evening until 81
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RI OVOPkA kATIhkR, Anctassssp,
Late Clsrks With J. q. Mcclure Oo.,l
scushwen oerner Penn. avenue aod llth direct
' fStAr Once Building

IMPROVED PROPERTY IN THE FIRsr
WAND AT AUCTION.
re-: the 18th, ISIS. at 5 o'clock, 10 front or the
premises We shall sell the south feet OF Lot
%, and the porth IS feet Of Let q So square "a
rpnnire back n feet 20 sllsy This prcrerty IL
in proved by substantisl Dveliinr, part
bf ok and Dart frame. Containing six rooms
situate on the wet side Of 30th sire & veet, be,
tvesp north and h stA eets
Terms:-One hall cash: balance in 6 and 70
mon this; se,nred BY . deed Of trust. with notes
bearing interest. Conv-yancing and revenue
stamps at cost OF rurohssev ESQ down st time of
sale COOPER LATIAkR
&c lo-d6ds Auctiopeers