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Certificate Tor Publication.
AUDITOR oF STATES OFFICE,
DEPAIrAENT OF INSURANCE.
IN L. IL a I-Dl 40 ..--L

AUDITOR uF STATES OFFICE,
DEPAI.rAENT OF INSURANCE.,
COLUMBJo. o., Feb A., 4eu5-
II is hereby cer led that the Northwestern
Mutual Lille lns IAN Company, located ut
Milwaukee, in he ,ate Oi " Isconsin, mas
in all sp as, with the laws oi inns
state relating 10 -.cA Insurance Companies,
for the current year. and has nieu Ia TINS ONCE
Il sworn statement, by the proper officers, SNOW
ing It's condition ana business, At the dNte Oi
such statement, uS follows:
Aggregate amt. UfaNuiLiU!e asseiS.- hoo, ,llo -
Aggregate amount vi liabilities, 'hcluu-
Ing rC-inSurti uCe.- .-...''.-'- -'V-ft1 -
Amt. oI Income iOr tue preceding year
IN ciisii. - i'''-r''' ''
Amount oi Expenditures iur The pre-
cvdtul. rear III cii>tl tod 1s- ~
In witness whereof / have itercuI.tu subscribed
my name, and caused The seal ut my
lsrNLi Office 10 be aiiiN,d a., the uHy and y,lr
above Wlttcn.
JAS. MtLLIA MS, CHEF C!eik for
Auditor uI state.
j. M. 5. CRAFTY ~ Co., Bellaire, -, Agents, tor
Belmont County. jclv-IW
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PERsoNAL.-On Monday we had call
from G. N.Allen, editor and publisher
of the SteubengiIle Gazette. We were
glad to see him in the enjoyment ofgeod
health, and to learn that his paper was
doing a coed business.
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Take Notice.

Mr.. j. II. MeMonIes would respectfully an
nounce To the puDlc that he mas leased ioI "A
term oI years. me GonIectIonnry EstaDI ishnent
VI Nj. Kciiar, and will carry on the business IN
branches, asd as he expects 10 do n cash Ousl-
ness, VIII sell goods cneiip they can be
bought AT any other house Ill town.
June l0-un
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Farm for Sale or Rent.

THE FARM near Burr's Station, containing
104 acres, now occupied by j. } Heskett9
belonging TO John n. Gen IL, will be sold upon
reasonable terms. nnot sold it will be leased
from and after the LIST day OF A pril
For terms inquire of ST. CLAIR KELLY, st. |
Clairsville, Ohio. [ma2j-tE@
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Sweet Potato Plants

HE above, of good variety and quality may
be obtained al my residence. 4 mile south
Of ihe Great Western National Road. Plants
per iUQ. :5ci>; 800 for cl,UJ and ilDJ .ur $40 =
Plants packed and shipped for $50 per Iu0J.-
send i'll your orders.
lna-U-3w y II. NO;ITM
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AUDITOR OF STATES OFFICE. }
DEPAisrME&T OF Insurance,
t'nIfrAI.f-- I:ut.t-N .S FaHt

COLUMBU7, JanUaIy 80, iobi-
y 1t Is Hereby Certified. That The Home lIs~al-
auce Company, located III New haven, lu lie
stale Oi Connecticut, nd- complied, ia aii ir-
spectS with the laws % t.Ils .stlt, rviuling 10
sucu + sUTuce Com paiHIes, iOi tic rUtTvl, yiii
and has flied IN ms U.lcc "a S..plii >tsttttuvut,
by the proper Officers, showing i,s cnnuii.on
and business, at the date oi surn s.;t.eilieIt 49,
follows:
Amount of actualpaid up Capitals ,GJhuO %
Aggregate amt Oi aNaiiabie Assets-~t ,o-i, al 80
y aggregate amount tIlabiIitIeS, ,includ-
fnu rt-instlr.ti &c, - ............... 415.J.l =
Amt. Income for the preceding ye;'r-.t-'t ~
Amount OF Expenditures Tor the pre-
gGuluR year 4-s'f 90 ..
In witness whereof have hereuut o subscribed
my name and caused the seal OF my
SEAL office To be affixed, The day and year
above written.
JAS II. GOODMAN. Auditor Of fState.
j. NJ. S. CRAFTY * Co., BeliaiIe, Agents.
ma-7-Iw
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-06-17

WANTED.-A flower that has decorat-
ed the grave of dead hero of the res vo-
luton of l716, or of the war OF 1912, or
OF the Mexican war of 1916. Apply at
the office ef the G. A. R.-tN. Y. Herald.
None are to be found in this REGION
All strewn by orders of the political
managers Of the "Grand Army of the
public"-and Radicals, were for self
glorification over dead soldiers, whose
widows and orphans are left to starve.-
Flour for the living would have been
more appropriate than flowers for the
dead.-[Ohio Statesman.
Neither the graves of the dead heroes
OF the revolution, nor of the war of 1872.
nor of the Mexican war, nor of the late
war for the preservation of the Union
have been decorated by such men as
edit the Herald or Statesman. 1t would
have been an easy matter for these
whining hypocrits to have obtained a
few flowers to strew upon the graves of
the very few dead heroes of the former
wars whose graves are still known, if
they had been Influenced by a single
patriotic motive. But they would SOON
er be engaged in maligning the charac-
ter Of those who do remember, at least
a portion of the nations dead and
seek TO cherish a recollection of their
brave deeds, than by their labors aid in
making the work general one. If at
New York and Columbus the compare
lively few graves of our old-war soldiers
were not de corated, the Herald and the
Statesman are as much to blame for il
as any others, and they ought to he
asharaed TO find fault with those who
spend the day in the noble work of de-
corating soldiers graves.
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Notice to the Public.
Mrs. T. Frazier's

Mrs. T. Frazier's
Compound Extract Of Fruit Leaves,
s NOW COMPOUNDED AS GUM, and
! made into Salve. The Gum contains moth
ing but the PURE EXTRACT of the three
special kinds of Leaves, and will dissolve in
water in a short time.
For rs cts. and tive Postage Stamps, wa
will send by mail, circular, and Gum enough
TO make a pint of Liquid, which viii be four
pints when used as directed.
In case of FEMALE WEAKNESS, the d.
tient is safely and speadfly relieved Of all suf-
fering. For the EYES, If they are iniamed
from cold, wound or erysipelas. II will draw
out the inflammation and restore the eyes TO
health.
A Box of Salve will be delivered for the price
above mentioned. 1t heals without q scar
When once tried it brags for ITSELF
For Piles, Boils, Gatherings Burns Cuts
Bruises, litter, Sores, Chaped-hands Bunions
and all eruptions of the skin IL makes perfect
cure. II is also perfect in cure of ali those
diseases, sores and wounds peculiar to horses
tor self-lnterest many physicians will saw
this Compound Extract OF Fruit Leaves is OF
no account. If you doubt 1t, call and will re-
fer you to many who have been cured by its
use.
Wholesale Price. 81 90 per doz boxes of saIvs
or sticks of Gum, s for sI.0O.
4. FRAZIER & CO.,
Martins Ferry, Bel Co., o.
ap9 lS6S-Iy~ CHIEFS
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-06-17

THR time for paying taxes closes OH
Saturday. II you desire to save per
centage you had better look after the
matter at once.
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WOoDS-LIVINGSTON. the .tti ut. at
the residence of Mr.. Joseph Davis by Samuel
F. Davis, Esq, Mr.. Madison Woods and Miss
Mary Jane Livingston, all of this county.
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A cELKBRATfoS ander the order alri
direct ion of t. Pleasant Lodge +. d
A NJ No. 2l5 sill !sc held at Mt Pleas
ant, Jefferson County, on Thursday
June II. A. Sgenraaf Invitation is ex-
tended to all.
Ross Alexander, Ed. viii deliver
the aidrta upon the oceasi, n.
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D 7 z d :

ROGERS.-In Goshen Township Belmont Co.,
Ohio. on April 2ith, Emma r. Rogers. daugh-
ter of Hugh and Ruth Rogers, aged one year,
eleven months and twenty days
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B.l.imors Live stock Market.

THURSDAY, June 10.
The total receipts for the week were
!, l72, cattle. 1852 sheep, and 6,54S hogs.
BEEF CATTLE.-The market opened
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For Sale OF Rent.

4 WILL SELL or RENT my residence mile
West OF bridgeport ON tile National Road.
Ihe House contains 5 rooms, with all the mod
rrn improvements. Thrc = one acre OF ground,
with aIi kinds al fruit and shruhery. Apply 10
\. j. OSBORNE, ON the premises.
Feb.5-4f
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22elal.
Special Master Commission
Gr'o Sale.

.,sY VIRTUE OF AN ORDER OF SALE TO
ID me directed ~ the LourC ot Common Pleas
OI belmont county, ONO, IN lie Ci.at "a - IL
C5iIawt44 -. u. u gc Hvsa, a., Wi.t CLeI al
public sale at Tie door Ct tne CONT AotIse
AT 'I;l.rSyltte.
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-06-17

SUDDER DEATH OF AN OLD PIONEER
.-0sorge Meek, an old citizen of this
county, died in the Court House at about
one o'clock on Wednesday, of appoplexy
He had taken quite an interest in The
arguments in the Kennon trial, and
spent all forenoon listening to the argu-
ment of Judge thurman. At noon he
walked home TO his son-in-law's, VIM.
Gregory, at the east end of town, and
eat a hearty dinner, after which he
walked back to the Court House, and
seated himself on chair inside the bar.
He had not been long seated. when his
head fell forward, and some one made
the remark that he must be dead. On
examination it was found that life was
extinct, and he was carried to the office
of j. F. Charlesworth, and from there,
shortly afterwards, to his son-in-law's,
where he has been making his home for
some time past.
The deceased was 70 years of age; had
resided in this county 4S years; was an
active and consistent member of the NJ.
E. Church, which he joined in 1888,
under the ministratisn of Rev. David
Merryman. He had large circle of &C.
quaintances, and was esteemed by all
who knew him as man of strict integ.
rity and unblemished honor.
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financial and Commercial.
Prices OF Government Securities.

Corrected every Tuesday for the CHRONICLE,
by James T. Brady & Co.. bankers, Corner Fourth
and Wood Streets, Pittsburgh, agents for Union
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6roferiss and gr,anff.
ERIE STURGEON Ma SHARP. CsoA.
Sturgeon, Sharp & Co.
WHOLESALE GROCERS,
DEALERS IN FLOUR,
B IDGEPORT, o.
NEW GOODS !

/ y ADDITION TO OUR STOCK ON HAND,
low for cash, which we are determined shall go
out to the trade at close profits. We especially
invite country merchants to examine our stock
before purchasing. We have in store and to
arrive, the following articles, viz:
500 y Bbl. and u Bbl. New Lake Herring,
30 Nos. 2& MackereI.
20 Hhds. choice New Orleans Sugar.
Porto Rico,
20 Bbls. Refined,
30 choice n. Orleans Molasses,
10 ." Syrup and Sugar Drips,
10 q Butts Virginia Tobacco,
100 Caddies los. as, & Navy Tobacco
100 Boxes Chemical Olive Soap,
= Bbls. Oyster and Butter Crackers
800 Bbls. Keystone Flour,
200 xxx Family flour,
los Bakers flour,
10 az Flint Hominy,
so Phoenix Hydraulic cement warran-
ted equal to any in the United States,
l00 Bbls. Celebrated Lake Island White Lime
20 Roasted .,offee,
. Gro. Washing Powder, --.--
10 Bbls. Carbon Oil.
AlsO.-Soaps, Candles,
Wooden Ware, Spices,
N. Z. Tar, Concentrated Lye,
New Castle Bi. Carb Soda
Turkish Prunes, Zante Curants
Layer and Bunch Raisins
Cotton Batting, 1wines, aud
Yarns, vinegar, Shot and
Lead, Salt, &c, &c.
And all other Goods usually kept in a WhoIe-
sale Grocery. All goods warranted as repre-
sented and delivered on GERS or at Steam boat
landing free of charge. felS
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1.-THE UNIVERSE. The Chicagoan,
started over year since by H. N. F.
Lewis, (publisher Of the Western Rural J
ss literary weekly, and which has dis
tinguished itself for some months past
by its discussions of social questions, is
to be enlarged and name changed to
The Universr. The Chicago SOrosis and
Advance Guard have also been purchas-
ell 10 be merged th'fein. The first issue
under the new naiGl', to appear June
2ith. will contain paper by Hon.
Robert Dale Owen, entitled Spiritual
.sm Moral and Social Necessity
something on tn S subject from a man
OF Mr.. Owens eIninence will attract
much attention amcng all Thinkers
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4sw advertisements.
100000 lbs OF WOOL
WANTED.

rI7HE highest price. in cash paid for wool by
I'll. b. SMITH & c. II. ARRICK,
June l7-f st. Clairsvile. Ohio.
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Moving and Reaping Ma
chieS. With Self Rake.
E'Or sale.

FNHE best in Belmont County or the world for
l. sale by >. NJ. BENTLEY,
ma2O-iw IL miles Northeast OF belmont
Belmont chronicle. [volume] (St. Clairsville, Ohio) 1855-1973, 1869-06-17

CLARENCE II. CLARK, President.
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Execu
tive Committee.
HENRY ID. COOKE. Vice President.
EMERSON W. PEEr, Secretary and Actuary
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Dedication and Festival.

The Masons Of Belmont Lodge nave tneii
new Temple completed and propose having
Dedication and Festival in their large nall, on
THURSDAY evening OF next week, June H.
Other refreshmsnts will be served up. Ths
public generally are invited TO attend.
Tickets will be sold at the door. and in St
Clairsville.
Come snei Come all.
Come and see the new hall, and other rooms.
The ladies of the town and neighborhood. and
all other persons who feel interested. are invi-
ted to meet in the Masonic rooms on this
(Thursday) evening" to make the arrangements
Ceekins stoves new and second hand, at
extensively low prices, can be bought at
HARRIS &FAWCETTS.
On Thursday, June Il, 1853, the Masonic
Temple will bs publicly dedicated to lis IA
tended use
The ceremonies will take place in the even
ing and be followed by q strawberry Festival.
The best. cheapest and neatest pumps for all
purposes. are those sold by Harris q Fawceil'
made tn Erie, Pa, OF wild cucumber wood
Every pump is warranted and if desired, de-
livered within any reasonable distance.
,.,o.axx - - : HARRIS L FAWCETT.
No musical Family can afford 10 be with
sut -Pe,ers; Musical Monthly" 1t gives, dur
ing the year, over s40 worth OF New Music De
SIDES he literary alter, aud IN ordsr W hs4P
eur iriends To a good thing. We VIII oufsei'es
receive sub.crip.Iohs, al The rate oi 90 per ye"i'
or c,ub IL " ilh our owl paper ior d per eai.
$1,000 AND ALL EAPENsEs PAID -
.xart,.emeuL OF AMEHIIAN Shu fiI-c
wISGsAAAcHIsE, in our aussf lA>ins oo.uiA Id
jazl-ly
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DUMGARNER, Il. Manufacturer of Boots and
d shoes. Masonic Hall Buildings
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PHILADELPHIA.


Where the general business of The Company is
transacted and 10 which ali general correspon-
dence should be addressed.
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Dissolution of Partnership.

Dissolution of Partnership.
HE partnership existing Del wecn the under
Z signed, under the nrnISpame of West &
Mitchell was This day dissolved by mutual con-
sent j. II. West will continue the business in
all its branches and is alone authorized to sign
J. II. MITCHELL,
j. IL. WEST
Bridgeport May lst, 1869.
Card.
- Having disposed Of my interest in the above
establishment tony former partner, j. II. West,
7 asI, for him "a e., ntinuance OF the favor so
literally conferred upon the old firin.
J. Il. MITCHELL.
May Pm
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4lew Aauertisements.
FiH5f Ind D0iESTIC DRY GOODS,
Housekeeping 0ootls Carpets, Oil Glo'hs, Rugs,

-theIa argaS ar yand ge % arf
SHINE nthecuy yilourli q
less
tIese than
lmmnyan nicomp en- h
81 i
Algea
Victoria LAWNS So hni co
Granede ling 20 a l
eia nbIhd Sheeu o
OF
Fancy general at almost any price Ladies
The best o
in
thisD
Blind Eu ~
me tocahG
MOr>d hai
II
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ared onp. W
nHsh pleased
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3lfw Advertisements.

From Cooley Z TsucI,y. Advertising
Agents OE Ne,y EorH.
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Nisfellanenus.
THE NATIONAL HOTEL.

Home Again.
fI'HE JOHNSONS ARE AGAIN IN EHK
I National House. Ed. & Wheeler johnson.
after few months absence, have resumed con,
troll of the House, and shall be pleased to have
their old friends call on them. The House will
be refurnished, and the Table as of old times
shall not be exeelled by any in Eastern Ohio. -
All our efforts shall be to accommodate and
make our guests comfortable.
ED. WHEELER JOHNSON.
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10 be published al least uHce a year IA every
County wAe!e tnere Is an -lseu-.f
The evening telegraph. [volume] (Philadelphia [Pa.]) 1864-1918, 1869-06-16

of ante-natal infanticide to Ignorance" but
unlike them she means intellectual and not
spiritual ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS of the anatomy
of the body rather than of the obligations of
the soul. She declaims against eight
lacing" insufficient or excessive food, erich
sauces loaded with alcohol" the provok-
ing circumstances of dress, 'gas-light,
hot perfumed airI depraved music, and
unnatural hours, Sewing machines, aud
want of "cleanliness;" and her remedies are
medical education for women and the more
stringent enforcement of the laws against
abortion. She has word of reproof for the
Church, declaring that 'it errs whenever it
comedies woman accountability to God with
out affording her equal opportunity and aid
to prepare to render her account, and when
it falls into that error of the world by which
man is countenanced in crime for which he
ought to be held equally accountable with
woman but she apparently despairs of much
good resulting from a reform by our spiritual
guides, and leans more upon the arm of flesh
in the shape of Legislators and women-physi-
clans Without sharing in her anticipations
of good from thisssource, we join with her in
the hope that ''the great tidal wave of inn
morality which has so deluged the nation
with crime is near the point when, like many
other publicly recognized evils, its very enor-
nifty demands and will secure its abolish
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and the necessity of putting in their places
objects more nearly allied to the functions of
government, the promotion of internal
improvement and material prosperity
is candidly admitted. If the tone of
their newspapers affords a criterion, the
California Democracy are far @ead of the
party in Ohio, Indiana, and Pennsylvania, in
practical sagacity. In Wisconsin, again, there
are Democratic leaders who are prepared to 90
further than mere negation on the negro
suffrage question. Not content with silence
they propose to make universal suffrage to
all citizens of the United States by State
action an article of the partys creed. The
proposition has it's strongest advocates in the
German press of Milwaukee, but it is sus-
tanned with more or less courage by English
writing contemporaries in the State, and will
be subject of contention when the time for
constructing a local platform arrives.
The Democratic party is not party in
which new ideas make way quickly. 1t is a
party of dogmas and prejudices and stupid
superstitions-on that worships wooden idols,
and summarily Furnishes all departures from its
antiquated faith. We are not sanguine enough,
therefore, to look for immediate results from
the liberalizing elements that are at work in
the West Time works wonders, however,
and by and by we may expect to find the
Democratic party reforming itself as prelude
to efforts for reforming the country
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WOMAN AS A WARRIOR.
From the N. Y. Forld.

From the ". y HOrtd.
The appalling suggestion which crept into
the deliberations of the Woman's Suffrage
Association recently, that woman, allowed to
vote, might have to go to war and fight, cam
not, we should think, prove otherwise than
discouraging to large number of the sqrink-
ing sex. If, in case of demonstrated cdSUS
6etlI between this country and Great Britain,
every woman who should be called upon to
seize the musket or the sabre could head an
army like a Deborah or a Joan of Arc, there
might be some felicity in the fate which con
signed her as a conscript to her countrys SER
vice. She might have an opportunity in the
one instance to lord it magnifcently over the
male host of her followers, and smite the
male enemy with the double scourge of the
sword and womans superiority. AS an in
splred maid or matron, whether of New Or
leans or New York, who can doubt that
the Susan b. Anthony and Elizabeth Cady
Stanton of our time would prove an emil
nent success But, alas considerations
neither of courage nor of violated propriety
for neither of these can be supposed to
have much weight with women on female
equality in everything intent-indicate how
impossible it is for heroine of ancient or
medieval renown to flourish in these degene-
rate days. The late civil war developed a
sweet, disinterested devotion to the relief of
human suffering on the part of hundreds of
women who never uttered wish for ''suf-
frage' III their lives; it also developed, as the
representative female warrior in the field for
the North 'Maior" Pauline Cushman, of va
rious-not enchanting-fame. When Miss
Anthony mentions a surgeon of her acquaint-
ance who informed her that ''many cases were
positively known of women who fought
bravely for year, eighteen months or two
years, and, the moment their sex was dis
covered were dismissed from the army
in disgrace and have never yet been
paid, she claps damper upon the cause.
This misguided lady ought to distin-
twee the privilege of promiscuous shoot
ing which women now enjoy, and the OBJ
leation to shoot and be shot at which the SUI
perhuous privilege of the suffrage may enjoin
upon them.
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SPAIN AND THE VOLCANIC ELEMENTS
IN EUROPE AND AMERICA.

Fronl the ~ Y. Herald q.
Revolution or a foreign war is the dilemma
OF half of the governments of Europe to-day.
Everywhere the volcanic elements are gather
ing, and the revolutionary fires are brighten
ing beneath the compact mass of six millions
OF bayonets which hold them in repression
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- NEW EXPRESS LINE TO
LGA4}4tA.3 Alexandria, Georgetown, and Washington d.
Ia6ss&a O.. via Chesapeake and Delaware Canal with
Alexandria from tine most direct route for
Lynchburg Bristol, Knoxville Nashville Dalton and ths
Southwest.
Steamers regularly every Saturday at noon from thu
first wharf above Market street.
Freight received daily. -
WILLIAM p. CLYDE d 90,
No. Ia North and South Wharyea
HYDE 4 TYLER, Agents, at (SoorgetoVn; M
ELDRIDGE CO., Agents at Alexandria. 61s
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kSA FOR LIVERPOOL AND
zEE@H& QU EENSTOWN. Inman Line of Mail
&S<lsxAkHI9 Steamers are appointed to sail fol.
LlIy London, Saturday June 10, at p. NJ
City OF Brooklyn, Saturday June %, at p. M
Etna via Halifax, Tuesday June 80, at 10 A. NJ
City of Antwerp, Saturday, July g. at II noon.
And each succeeding Saturday and alternate Tuesday,
from Pier 45, North River
RATES OF PASSAGE.
BY THE MAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
FIRST CABIN. 800 SIERRA GH.......... 88S
To London ........... lO5 To London ..,....... 40
To Paris. 1l5 To Paris ~
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER, VIA HALIFAX
CABIN. 6rEERAGE.
Payable in Gold. Payable in Currency.
Halifax.,,........., % Halifax. ............., Is
St Johns Sn n p. 45 ST Johns n.6 n st. F.. 30
Passengers also forwarded to Hayre Hamburg, Bremen
etc, at reduced rates.
Tickets be bought here at moderate rates by
wishing TO send for their friends go
further information apply at the Oompanys Ohcea,
,JOIN C5 DALE Agent No. 10, BROADWAY, N. "
or to ODONNkIAL FAULK, Agents.
as No. 4I1CHESNUT Street, Phsadelphia-