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BURRING MACHINE AND PICKER.

A pint of clean oil, or pound of
clean grease, will be required for eve-
cry 10 pounds of Wool. We will fur
nish the oil at the most reasonable
terms.
Price for Carding:; Plain Wool,
Is cents q H.; for mixed. rs cents
-or the fifth when carding for toll.
j. T. MEDEARIS s. co.
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For Sale.
CHEAP!

4 LARGE SIZE shaw &
N Clark Sewing Ma s
chine. IL mas been pronounced 8s'2<
By competent judges the best cheap nochins
ret produced. IL will sew any kind Of fabric
neatly and rapidly. IL IS so simple that il
can be sent into any family, aud used wisA.
success, with no other Instructions than thoaF
contained IN circuiar which accompanies it.
For further particulars. apply at the o.
SERVER Ofice Fayetteville anglo
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Notice.
Richmond Nurseries.

nR. JOE. DIN WlDDIE Is agent fo- u,
II. richmond Nurseries, Richmond. We
a aud VIII supply all kinds of Fruit Trees
straw berry, ornamental Trees, etc., at the
regular nursery prices. with freight added
Tor cash. Catalogues eau be seen by callino
al his Office in Fayetteville. inlI6-tf
Fayetteville observer. [volume] (Fayetteville, Tenn.) 1850-1966, 1869-02-18
DRY-GOODS.
Now that the Voice of

purchased ftom the most prominent iobbine
houses in New York, at the lowest possible
cash prices. We ask particular attention tc
our stock of
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BANKING HOUSE OF
El3sl;S1S3 | ]. aZESIH!I..!l.l
80 WALL-ST.

Interest allowed on all Daily
Balances of Currency or Gold.
Persons depositing with us can
check at sight in the same manner
as with National Banks.
Certificates of Deposit issued,
PAYABLE on demand or at fixed
date, bearing interest at current
rate, and available in all parts OF
the United States.
Advances made to our Dealers,
at all times, on approved collat-
erals, at market rates of interest.
We buy, sell, and exchange all
issues of Government Bonds at cur
rent market prices, also Coin and
Coupons, and execute orders for
the purchase and sale of Gold and
all first-class Securities, on com
mission.
Gold Banking Accounts may be
opened with us upon the same con-
ditions as Currency Accounts.
Railroad, State, City, and other
Corporate Loans negotiated.
Collections made everywhere in
the United States, Canada, and
Europe. =
Dividends and Commons collected.
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tn. celebrated IMITATION GOLD HUNTING WATCHES. Col
ns Improved oro These justly celebrated Watches hs
be,p tested during aud their ferua
limitations Of Gold Watches 50 ~S
as 10 reaure no Recommendations PreslioTIont watches
sonsi in appearance Gold Watches worth s Full
Jeweed SIS equal $50 Gold Ones Full Jeweled Levers
.Itr. One and superior tnsh $40 equal 20 S20 Gold ones
We have just commenced making bue American Waiea ia
Patent ehrouoneter balance adjusted heat cold and
position u weight equal In appearance and Tor time 70
God Watch costing $3.50 a., -
in hunting gents aud ladies' chaus Collins Metal Sso
al Ato all kinds Jewey equal god al onetenh the price
CALIFORNIA DIAMONDS SKI IN GOLD. -, 49,
We are making JeWey Of the California Diamonds he arc
real Of great hsncy hardness cannot be Distinguished
from the genuine by good judges They are particularly
AZ rgt by artificial light scratch become dull by
and baney for indefinite time The foiowns are zoe
s and Ge Finger Rings single stones karat w.t. s. each
euts Plus stone according the size Of the - 20 20
Ladies' Cluster w
TO CLUBS-Whefe Watches ordered time, We send
.-snb watch free Goods express paid for delivery
' G. X. COLLINS h Co. No 3J5 Broadway Newly
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ARRIVED.

ARRIVED.
n. s. monitor Mianonomoh, Schnielt. Philadelphia
Vol Jones Whining nlse and
Steamship Fairbanks Moore, Wilmington naval stores
BARK Zirne IIArndsn, Zinte. Sept Is, eurrauts
Bark James McCay hcCary Buenos Ayres Sept 2 ST. MarH
Oct A. salt
Brig Robin Hopkins South Amboy. u
Brig Pedro Davis Curacao 20 days ballast Left In port orig o.
Robert Peel. for Sew.lork, loading
Brig NueyIas, Trask, Calais. lumber
Seht Maggie, Mefadden, Windsor, ~ g. 9days plaster
sCHoONERs-kIVkR
Honest Abe Providence. Rinma C. Avcrii NewIl
Pointer Erw.Iiayrn. Frank Pierce, Eew.layen-
NJ. 4. Dyer, New Haven. Rainbow Bangor
Nellie Belle Din Island Dr. Powers. New.liaTen.
James Buchanan, Derby. Ann Carlet New Haven
Julia Ann. south Anboy Geo Whistler, South AmboJ.
Maria Jane, south Amboy. Gen. Knox. ElinbethporI
J. l.. Lane, BllabethVor Lucy Church ROndout.
II Leach. kondout. L. C.. vern, Rondout
Eliza Williams RondouI n \. buckingham, ROndout
Romeo. RondouL EsseI. NeNburgh
Mary Emma Albapy. II. n. Drew, Port Johnson.
Falcon Port johnson. b.. y. MOolay, virginia.
Fannie isnner philadelphia J. D. Ems. hiaieiphiA
T. Boyor, Philadcpnia. Idaho, New Haven
Julia b. Rich, New Haven. Judge Tenny, Bangor
WIN Boarlman Portland. Ct MARY Augusta, New llaTen
W. u. Mangum, New. Bedford TnIAs Norwich
T. Snow, Belfast Venus, ST Andrews
Gleuwood, Horizons Point James Butler, Wsstpoft
Golden Rule. Nes.lIayen. PERI Providence
Clara Boston " q. sawyer Providence
H. T. Phillips. Providence. Vulcan Providence
America Rorkand Defiance. Roekland.
Harriet 4 Ned New. Haven James. NOrShh
Loocboo Rt,worh Mediator, Newport
John Yarmouth, Ale. Oipssy, Fall River
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Early on Saturday morning burglars entered
the book stationery store Of Messrs Howe Ferry,
No. 20 BOwery. They had secreted themselves In the
cellar Of BarkalOw photographer adjoining, during the
day. and at late hour through the partition which
divides the cellars, gained access 10 that OF Howe
Ferry and burst door leading 10 the store
OF that firm. The thieves obtained 200 worth OF rev
enue stamps $40 IN Treasury notes. ana $500 worth OF
gold pens beside some miscellaneous articles. No infOr-
nation relative 10 the thieves has yet been obtained by
the police
Carl Reider Of No. 50 CIintOn-st., last even
ing fell FROM Pier No ~ into The East River and would
have been drowned bat for the pxertiOns of PatTOD6D
KDIlaIn and DclnDooy of the Snvonfh Precinct
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iAunouneemenu

WHEN Fashion from her lofty hight
Unfarlsd Der banners TO the air,
She sad to KyoI. her banner knight.
"Ileave these banners 10 your care"
A. STANDARD bearer. Knor, Tor years,
Has borne her eoors-Rashons Owl
And not halter FAR
Bot that has tried 10 pail them down.
In van those co0rs nov wave al
2l2 BroadSay-go. buy HAT
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y u..A w..,srly RI H. Williams Portland c.
ST. Pos,or Leader, Bridgeport.
Franklin Connecticut River sarah MARA retcnese"
Hester POrtebesteE
SAILED.
Steamship Abemarle, for Richmond.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
posov Nov steamship RAttesnake from PHILADELPHIA
FoRrKrss MoSRoE Nov 29-Psed IA for Baltimore brig water
Witch from Sr Jago brig Ceta for Mayaguez Eaoeo
for 81 John: a Carter West IDde bark Aqudneck Tor no
Norfolk bark Ahsdes from LA'er21o ra. T..
WnxIsGToS ~ c. 29Saled steamship heoecea OTue O
New-York. ,ov
CHARLESTON c., Nov. 29-Sailed, bark Anne A"oAi ''
Liverpool; w. Steele. for Barraeoa NJ, 49, phu.S.,
mia Cameo from NeYork bark Caroline Lemonte from baltimore
CLEARED brks Armstrong for Rosetta hehe Tor
FRAscIsCo 29-Aived barks Caploiah or Do' Ao
tinsca'e for Cork. Sailed bark Enid for Liverpool
FOREIGN PORTS. -
Havana 2oThe steamship De Soto, from heWoens A'u
here this morning. ~.
KRY WEST Pa p Brown has arrived AZ tns
mort with part Of her and sails gone.
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HOME NEWS.
THE WEATHER

=, rr..- ~ WI Hour Their Wind.
M" - ohh HOUR ~ aous a. 400 Dl4S. s. W.
31l5S W 81
40 30l5Ssw. II ~ jul l..
REMARKs- Murning-Sghtly hazy from midnight 70
/; hazy TO very hazy. to very hay ana little
cloudy g15 very hazy and very cloudy II 70 noon
Northern Lights at times 70 10 (aso on 18th, from p
m to midnight. ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS and very may 10
q overcast to 81 very cloudy, 3:40 overcast at "
Eyenng-yercast TO IL seety 557 TO 6OI seeI oJO 10
GAO either rain mist GAO TO 9, ana lO:2o W lViO'
Note-2sth, II D. m.-To midnight slightly May: A., -,
At 1910 on Monday morning nearly all OF the tky
was remarkably clear; between and the heavens
were suused with the red and scarlet variety Oh Tue
anrora boreals The panet Jupiter shone forth in the
West while the svery Sirius appeared about one hour
west of the Meridian, and the moon short dlstance
oyc Tho eastern horizon The light of the mingled
with that the changing aurora produced slhsu
larry beautiful effect
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DEPARTURE or FOREIGN MAILS.
TrRSnAY-NoY %.

TURSDAY-Noy 90
Mails Europe southampton Cheboug and Hagburg by the
Sea General PostOfe u NJ Supplementary mail
for paid letters Of Third st., oboken. TO IL
Mails for aI Bermuda kc by the City Of New York close at the
General Post Once at II a. m.
WEDNESDAY DKc. l.
Mails for Europe via Liverpool close at the Post Omce
NJ Supplementary mail for paid letters, on the pier Jersey
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TURKISH BATHS 13 LNGHT-sr.-Hours-
G,n-G to m. 10 p H. Lidiss-lo TO u q T. suhdA"-
Gent " II a. m.
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FINE SuvER-PLATED WARE in new and ele
cant dugB. suitable Wedding and Holiday Presents offered
retail Al Wholesale prices J. L. HARLEs Co.. No Al MadenAne
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ELFCTRICITY.--It yitalizes the nerves, puri-
f The blood strengthens and the impaired une
tons mind aud body Applied at No West FourteenhL
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SQUIRE g. LANDER, % Fulton-st, New York
reliable WATcHSs tne DAhoEps choice 'E"
ELRr and BILTGa wAKL Diamonds specially
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SABBATH-SCHooE Books. - BRoUGHToE d
WrHIE No Bible House best variety from all Publisher
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OIL HOUSE of CHARLES PRATT, 10S Fulton
EeSYork PAIRS AsrRAT OIL perfectly pure aud nonei
posve. Send for circular.
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PASSENG Frs ARRIVED.
LATEST SHIP NEWS

FROM GLASGOw-tu steamship Columbia. Nov. ML Morel
Rodgers James ohan, b. Burrdge d. Frazer A. Ban hs Hill
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NEw-YoRK FmE-PLACE HEATER. Sanford
Ps,,ut With one Gre NATIONAL so'E "oAS'
2J9 aud 2n WAteriL
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-11-30

EXCELLENT BEEF TEA MADE IN HALF A
MINUTE al TWO CENTS CUP the Texan Lchg Extract Of
Por druggists aud line aud By A. 1LS Sole
Agent. l9i MiIlanaL. N. v
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NoTICE.-Purchasers of GENTS and BOYS
ctoTrse can Obtain the best the affords TKAPHAGES
HusrER Co s. 800 900 lO2 Bowe Prices moderate aud good
led AZ repfssentsd
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PAPERS, TwINRs, THREADS, AND CoRDAGE
oa aud WaIeFoon 4Js aud JOO b0Ad"T Ne"
YoL
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FREE OF GOVERNMENT TAX.
These Bonds can be registered.
.ss,OOo.0OO.
.s2,OoO.OOO.

CAPITAL STOCK 81, 100000.
TOTAL ISSUE OF BONDS. 2.OoO'ooo.
Length of road. III 5-1OO miles, The bonds are
limited to less than $4,000 per mile and are Sc
cured by a First Mortgage on the entire properly
of the Company which cost about $4,000 per miie'
and which. we can say with the utmost confidence,
will he worth soon after the completion o. the road
at least double its cost. The consolidation OF tina
line with the indianapolis, Charlottesville and DAN
willie Road places over two hundred miles lnder one
management. and furnishes still further security 10
the bondholders these bonds having been assumed "a
virtual guaranteed by the consolidated company under
the name of the Indianapolis Bloomington aud vest
ern Railroad Company. This is an east and west road
connecting with direct lines to Boston, New-iork'
PHILADELPHIA. and Baltimore on the east, and with
theI Pacific Roads on the west. IL runs through
the richest and most popuous district OF Illinois, tho
local business of which will be more than snhcient 10
sustain it, while the through business lwoh Will DO
limited only by the capacity of the road must make ~
one of the best paying railways IN the country ino
greater part of the road is now hnlshed ana the DA
ance will he completed and thoroughly equipped by
the first of January next
Over two-thiris of the loan has been taken by ac-
tua investors We continue to offer. for The present.
tbe balance Mt % and accrued interest N currency
At which price they pay about 10 per- cent interest
in currency-5O per cent more than Governments
The high premium which the stock of all the Eass
and West roads in Illinois commands justihes ths
belief that the stock of this road will also soon sell
above par thus making the convertible clause OF ths
bond valuable option.
All marketable securities received in exchange |"
the highest market rates. Bonds forwarded by ex'
press free of charge Pamphlets containing full par,
ticulars furnished on application by the undersigned
financial agents of the Company
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TURNER BROTHERS,
BANKERS,
No. IA NaSsau-st. New. York.
Sursts, Carriages, 1T.

sursts Carriages, 1T,
BREWSTER g. Co. of Broome-st. = Fine CAh.
a. IN br LhouAbe varieties exclusively Of car e.s
n,.,n,s Wsrsrooms Hhhavs cor Of Fourrvuihs
CLEIGHS -BREWSTER & Co: tcf Brcome-
"a ishs ~ Jas Good Co. for whom they are soe Se'~'
h tPer,spd Cutters Of Kipbails nsnufsslare
TINHE BREWSTER WAG0Nn-BREW.S, y a..
-. a Rroone st. sole manufacturers. efsf ssnev 80
Ii 800 wagons u all weights for pleasure dn's ssa spes
WGNDSOME one-horse COUPE FOR SALE:
With n,ey and set Of harness. all pp gsr ' Ss,s.
= ami, Al the stable OF RlERsONb bho"" ~
...a.Asi was Of SXih.aSA
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ROCHESTER, N. Y, Nov. 29.-The action
commenced by the Attorney in the of the
people against the Albany and Susquehanna Railroad
Company and Joseph ii. Ramsey James Fisk, jr., Jay
Could and AZ other persons defendants for the pur
pose OF determining who legally elected the Direct
OF said Company August last, was to-day moved
for trial before the Hon. T. Darwin Smith, now holding
an adjourned Circuit Court in this city The people
represented by Attorney General Chanplan ana his
Deputy, Mr.. Hammond. The interest OF the numerous
defendants being conflicting, they appeared the action
Field and eXAttOrney General Martndae appeared for
the defendants Gould and Fisk the Directors elected
In their interest," and moved for the pOstpOnemontO OF the
trial on the ground that Mr. David Dudley Field, the
leading counsel for the defendants Gould, Fisk and
Others absent, and engaged In the trial OF Of
great importance In the city OF NewYOrk that Fisk and
Gould had been duly subpenaed, and were absent that
Gould was unable 10 attend by Of Illness. and
Fisk was necessary witness the trial in New
York This motion opposed by Messrs w. f. Alien,
Charles Tracey. ex-senator Hale, Mr. VanderpOc aud
Henry Smith, counsel for defendants and the Court de-
cded that under the circumstances Of this case sui
hcent cause shown for the pOstpOnemen Of the trial.
and the trial OF the commenced by the Deputy
Mr. Hale then read the OF tine Ramsey directors
and others Judge Allen who appeared for the corpora
ton stated the the part OF his client Mr. Dud
lev Field then read the answer OF the FISK and GOuid d
rectOrs and also the put In by Barrett and Red
field who also appeared for the corporation Mr. Tracy
read tie answer OF j. Plerp0nt Morgan and others Mr.
Mcfarland read the answer OF David GrOebcck, samuel
Sloan and ohers, defendants The Court then adjourned
until Al o'clock tomorrow morning.
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whe Dear and Dumb ASYLUM,

From the annual report of the Pennsylvania
Institution for the Deaf and Dumb we select the
tolloWlng:-
The board continue to give their earnest at
tention to the subject of articulation. Nothing
has occurred to change the views they have
already expressed on 1T. They Will rejoice IN
any improvements that can be introduced in the
mode of imparting instruction to the deaf mutes;
but consider it would be unWse to make
changes that in their opinion would not be at
tended with advantage. All matters connected
with the education of the deaf mute will con-
tinue to claim and receive the consideration OF
the directors.
1t has been stated in former reports that it
was desirable to have new buildings erected
for this school in the country, but near to the
city. The high cost OF materials and labor has
prevented the directors from carrying their
design into execution for the present. But
while delayed, it has not been abandoned. The
dire ctors are giving their deliberation to the
location and size of the contem plated edifce,
the largest number of pupils that can be Judi
ciously received and educated under one prln-
II is a matter of unfeigned satisfaction to
state that in our large family the pupils have
continued 10 enjoy high degree of health aud
that not single death occurred in the lnstltu-
tion during the past year.
A fatal accident happened to one OF the
pupils while walking on a railroad, in Delaware
county.
During the year that has just closed 226 pupils
were connected with the institution, viz.:-l4
boys and l02 girls; on the lst OF January, 1868,
there were l0l boys and 80 gi1ls-total l9l.
Received during the year, 23 boys and III girls
DISCHARGED, 20 boys and q grls. Remaining
on the 1st instant, l04 boys and so giIs. Vi
the whole number, lS4, l44 are supported by
the State of Pennsy lvania; Ii by New Jersey; s
by Delaware; and 2l by their friends or by the
institution.
o. the 81 mutes admitted in 1868, II were
bern deaf; los. hearing by paralysis, at IL
months of age; by scarlet fever, at l3 months
OF age; by brain fever, at years OF age; by
| scarlet fever at years of age; l by typhoid
lever, at A years of age; l by measles, at year
OF age; by sickness, at years OF age; oAe by
brain lever, at years OF age; by Inflammation
of the brain, at l8 months OF age; l by scarlet
lever, at 54 years OF age; ! by convulsions, at
l8 months Of age; by sickness, at l year of
age; l by otOrrhea, at one year of age; l by
typhoid fever, at years otage; ! by disease OF
the head, at l8 mouths OF age / by whooping
cough, at 2 years of age; l by disease of the
scalp at lS months OF age.
The past year has been rather remarkable
for The measure Of health enjoyed, and the
exemption from serious accidents within the
Institution.
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CITY ORDINANCES

D e 8 o l. u TION
h or Request to the Legislature OF Pennsyl'
Resolved, By the Select and Common Coun-
ellis of the City of Philadelphia. That the
Legislature Of the State of Pennsylvania be
and is hereby requested to pass at an early
day, the annexed bl entitled IAN act TO
Slate of New Jersey for the cession OF jurisdic-
tion over Treaty, commonly known as Petty's
Island-
To appoint Commissioners to treat with the
State of New Jersey for the cession OF juris-
diction over Treaty, commonly known as
Petty's Island.
Nv, Whereas, The rapid growth Of the city Of
Its Almshouse and County Prison from their
present locality, and as the erection of a House
of Correction is an immediate necessity and
because the selection OF a site for similar
institutions In other cities has shown the
advantages of location upon an island rather
than upon fast LAND, therefore.
@ SECTION !. BE II enacted by the Senate and
wealth of Pennsy ylYania, in General Assembly
met, and 1t is hereby enacted by the authority
of the same, That Morton McMichael Strick-
land Kneass, and James Page, ell OF the city of
Philadelphia. be Commissioners TO treat with
the state of New Jersey for the cession OF her
known as Petty's Island. situate in the river
Delaware. opposite the city of Philadelphia,
full power to do all acts necessary for the fuii
completion of such cession, subject. however,
yania, and that the said Commissioners nave
eGaInIn sntn3fi'y, ", by them deemed best to CO.
NRN+'ss'S, SOhnltGeS that b0
appointed by the Councils of the civ of
object. WV "A'-iH
LOUIS WAGNER
Attest
ROBERT BETHELL
Assistant Clerk of Select CounoiI
WILLIAM y. STOKLEY
President of Select Council
Approved this sixteenth day of FEBRUARY
Ammo D9mini one thousand eight hundre4
and sixty nine "a. ID. 1861.
DANIEL NJ. FOX.
u IL MAYOR of Philadelphia.
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AN

DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON, AND
4 BALTIMORE RAILRUAD.-TIME TABLE,
Commencing MONDAY. November 20, lS69.-Tralns
will leave Depot corner Broad street ana washing
Way. Mail Train az $50 A. NJ. Sundays excepted
for Baltimore stopping at all regular stations. Con-
CrisheId and intermediate stations.
Express Train at IL M. (Sundays excepted) for
Bal.im9Ie aud washington Stopping at Whining ten,
mington with train for New Castle. .
Express Train at 4O0P. NJ. (Sundays excepted), for
Thurlow Linwood, Olaymont Wilmington, New.
port, stanton, Newark Elkon, North East, Char
town, Perry vile, Havre de Grace, Aberdeen, Perry
Night Express at ll'8O p NJ DAILY for Baltimore
wood Caynont, Wilmington, Newark EikInn
NorGh-East Perryville. and Havre de Grace.
Passepgers for Fortress Monroe and Norfolk viii
lake 'Ne - w WILMINGToN TRAINS.
Stopping at all Stations between Philadelphia and
Leave Philadelphia At llOOA. NJ, 80. 5'Oe and
TOO p hi. The 600P. Nj. Train connects with Della
ware railroad Tor harrington and intermediate
eSVe Wilmington 700 and $40 A. M, 1870 4'l5 and
t,hetter and Philadelphia. The 7O0P, Al Train from
Wilmington runs daily all other Accommodation
n6H. Bsitfnore 10 ephIR.-Leave Baltimore
7.95 A. M, Way Mail. 935 A. M, Express. 225 +, NJ,
express; z 70 ~ r TRa M IN pERoM BALTIMORE
Leaves Baltimore at % z; Nj, stopping at Mag
uols, PeIryman's. AbeTdeehl hsNES e-oIHCs ferry'
Vile, ChareBtown, North. East =, Eikton' Newark
stanton, Newport, Wilmington, CiRymont Lnwood,
sHn hSnSsS tickets TO all points West South and
Erect under Continental Hotel, where also
500 Rooms aud BeIths IN Sleeping cars can be
ssSUTed during The day, Persons purchasing tlcken
~ lllto n ~, ~ ~ Union Transfer Company.
oeh0e ~ ~ II. +. KEHNEf' superintendent