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The Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1865-1870, 1870-02-01
ADDITIONAL ARTICLES

Agreed upon between the Gene al Post Once Of
the uu,te Sta.es # AnleI cs, and the General
P,>t-uIii If Prussia, pr"yIding for lite r. gs-
tIaT."n Of valuable Letters tn be C nveyed III
the 81, sed Mu.is between the United States aud
P.ussia.
Article l. Letters. alleged 10 be valuable,
posted a any post ufice a. the United states or
II, IerI it,. irs, and Ell to Prussia, or any
lsut I'll the eTmsn AustiItn Postal Union, or
y ST. d in Prussia OF the German Austrian Postal
un,0u. H. d ad.Ie l. The United States. and
ue.i, eiahie 1t the Ie,i ecIiv- change iii oi
New Yu,k. Bo-tau, and Amchen, tAlx-la Clap
eiiv.l ~ be thence Co veyrti by means Of TIE
/, m-rican AID English ala the fn@lsh al d Bel
.ian n.ail Iines, shall lie registered at the office
a mtilug un the az plIcati.n oi the IerS post
ing the sane iTuyIue'i, That the iuii Postage
ci,t ge thie thereon TO t silIatIon, tgt ther with
Ie. ,>tiaiion Tee o. five cent each letter, be
IreIstd at .u,h mailing Office: And provided,
,s,, that >uch registration iii II not be eomiui-
snr,. AMI i.ali no render ibr respective Post
Once DepaItn,-hIs OF the United states OF Prus-
la, 81 their =, liable for he / Il such
irt,ers or packet, Or the c.'lf. n.s ih"Ie
AKIIcLE il. All uch letters jackets mailed
N the interior Of the UnIted States OF Prussia,
aud the German Austrian Posinl Union, respec-
lively, shail lie r-ce we'd, registered, and re-
ceipted for, uire Ted in the geneI al rrguia-
tivns Issued in each untry In regard to the
r-sistat, of valuable Il itere, and shall be sent
10 the xci an &c oii,ces If New York and Boeton,
OF AH.hen, respectively, tor he purpose Of BENG
forwarded Themes by tire first outgoing mail.
AEnCLE Ill. Ike re pective exchange omcos
Of New York, Boston, and Asehen shall m .ks d
separate letter bill fr each ssghieTed letter, o.
par, el # registered letters, originally mailed at
said exchange Offices or sent to them 70 b. Tor
warded, as prescrib by the regulations referred
to in Article H., and shall enter therein the
name Of the person addressed, tho post-efkce q
which it y y b mailed for delivery. ~ the
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| ARTICLE XIX. letter. wrongly sent, wrongly
| addressed, or rot deliverable for any cause
shall be returned 10 the de-pxtchius office at its
expense for the return il any shall be incurred.
kexist cred ~ tcles in the secund paragraph # the
first article Il ention, d shall also b- ietu ned
other artic les ehalI be left the disposition of
t. receiv ng office. Any pst"g- not collected
upon the C rre,I,Ondence returned, ut VIII Oh
shall ave been cilargd AGAINST the receiving Of
fcr sh IL he drduc ed from the AZ count.
AnIICLA Xxx. In cii>idefati n =" the c"hces
>inns made 10y the United >ta'es Post Dei"rt-
ment 1t is agreed Il al a iedn't' II II ~ per
ut shall be = ale III favor IT IN UNITED states
office fr.in the Charge Of forty ceniIihs per
il,,gr ,,nme e-' ,bllst,.st In arc XIV Tor the
transit at the artc mention d n the secod
,ayrnph of tie fir,t AZ ticle I tits Convention,
and which III Il be deep,tched fs"m the United
States
ARTICLE XXI. From the time this Convention
hall take f. al f,rmer con' enluns b-tweeh
the tn" If, shall cease se IN orcr. exc p'
FIR The Inrp # closing the accounts arising
the, under.
IN, 10 y-ntun shall take effec on the first
i,t, of .us II shl u ne 1T T. ce
until cancelled 10y agIe enr { the two fiji es:
or .niil enc yea. f.0m the tins VIII II either Of
flee Ii Ill have ened notice IT. the other vi It's
" .sh To terniuate lie same
This t..nvs ii IA sinai b.. suite I t. rhe approval
If the p, tnlrsrer General # IN Uni ed ~iafr-
aud u tie t.iui If i'u. lc forks f ~'lgium.
xerurcd IN dup;-c,.e at Bru, els this 2tst Gay
If august in the ear oI oni Lor' lNts
IL s.l JOAN Mason
- c M, &c, &c.
L. NJ. FAsslAUx.
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ADDITIONAL ARTICLE

Agreed upon between the Post flee Depa tmeut
Of the United e anil he p - ffict Depart
meat of The iian-e tie Republic nf rimen. pro-
vi,iinp for he conveyance of the International
Crr-sp, Ylencu i'll tine OF War or threatening
War.
Whenever in consequence Of war or threatening
war the iniernaii nal spon bstween
tie United Sites AMI b oueu cannot he con-
veyeh by United States s'esmer- Breinnn
steamera it may b. conveyed by steamers under
neutral flag. subject 10 all the Ipuiations. Tule-,
and regulati contained in the seSeral postal
conventions heretofore concluded between both
countries
In witness whereof have hereto set our
names and affixed the sc il of our resi- ecilve d.
fees, this twenty, ighth day OF Marcel, ore
thousand eight hundred and sixty-four. NJ the
city Of Washington.
T.. 81 u. BLAIR.
Pos,mxster-G ensral, Z. =.
Isl r. SCHLEIDEN,
Minister Resident Of the Hanssatie Republics.
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ADulIION ARR c is.
Il, 81
NJ. FAsslAUx

AGREED up m between he Post fhc- Department
, ot Ii U lied te- and lie st-othoe re
l.a,I tnrnt of the ii,,set tc nrpnhhc OF Ham
burg. prsvi,rn. f., the reg sir.tit,t Of valuable
LrIIeI,. to b. ui,Neyea by HE ui' Il states
ui lItnbu = Liza : ST, amer, between New
Ioi X mi i.aHtDuig
AuTIcLE l. i.eJrrIs, alleged t. be valnable.
POSTED al any lr> ..ific- IA tie nlted stats,
II 81 al ed L. anyp # he German Au ,'rian
Postal Union, r p I. Il IA The lie nItn AUSTRIAN
al Uutui,. AID .,l"T'-se'i To- th' United State
ami del W rr- 1t tite Ie~Is-. tive .N,h 'ngr +
nc - >ew Y k Or IianIbar- 10 tie thence cor
wye 10y he U H'd ial,s 81 d IiaHu"rS lines OF
steam Is. sraH. f. M aler the 1t day Of
EecsubtI. lst3, lie 3. gI>ir't d AT tie tn,e vi
IN tiiinG. GA the app Ictiun 1 ihe trr-"u p'Ntih-
he >tm- PIuvii' Il, hsI' the Ia u" stage chhrgr
able thereon I" destinatihi, together with I"
tr-i>iTtIiOH fe i've ctat- III each letter, D.
prepaid t SUCH mtiirg ffrr: AID p'usi ell
also That ,Uch 'gstfati' n >hns hot be c.'i"-
Iui>.'ry and shall not n"er the resp Give r 81
UiiICe lBrp HtHeut~ ~ the UuIirI states or Ham
borg, rr then lev, nu->. liable ir the tu-s ut
Uci, lei erstr acke OF tie conirnis thereof
.KT4CL. III All >ach gettc's 90 pockets ma ie,
IN III lnIc1i 'r "i tie Hltri State Oi tieHtF
IN IA ausiri n tosT.l Uui,n resp lively. shall he
receiver. e.,r-red, and rrceir'e ell for, as r ce';
lie I'll rel ,II'iIs III each country ~
r.gard Il, the rt.si~trAIun II v.uS.e letter. ard
IN ~ lie .eI.t L. lie eSclanEr filce, o1 New fnk
uaIuhuig re i"C.Tvviy, iO' tn purs" sc Il
being rwaTaed tEeuce 10y The next dIi'c'
steamer .
Vail Ii III u" resp CIV eASi', 60 'iN'eS
New York AID II Inhars shall mix a separate
iettei "'', i"i e'ch ieeise''u = t'ei 70 tei %
rtis' ei.h i"'tes, "ti-i"itS h~iea AZ sf'
change IN e., .'r se"t 10 lheil 10 be u W""e
~ tres'lhed by the frGai''i"h" ieir'feu |" it
Atticie Il, u "a shs ei'e t"e't II the name "i
tie Vei>uu ID essed. rh- lo-t utbce to which II
- l. lie ndii' aeI'e' }, anu me rate . pos'
age to' "a IL letter. ihe l'o'"''-'ef - eNn
ri''nSe' NICE VIA then man eteh uch ie'tef o
n tCk tart tT.tI
unftgsier '~tiets. anu zeal ecu p'cHasr' mi'.
I! ihS IL IN the usual hian er A.. ie''e' ''is %
eueh fesi-ter- iet'le siia ho. y ehe'o'u III
The I-chasre Containing Them, but snai oe o.,
closed ~ a s''lar'te a pe' ehV 'ois sea'eu anu
afiirs>ed TO lie smt1' oi the c,re.pohi'hs
eAcha Se ONCE ~ i'inp"' : vi Ne" i"'N-
TicLE ~ On Tie rrre pt Ut Registered iet-
l. r, " zen cry or ul,iIb"'l"h AT s"heI - 'ne
ehcha se I'M Is 81 hamburg OF We" H. 'be
I'b-t nIa>tct oI such receiving once VIII coii'lA!e
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ADDITIONAL AR1ICI Is

Agreed npon e'ween the enc al Pot 0tic- ofthe
U .ii.d states America and the General Post
Office o. rrus-ia.
In pursuance Of the power erante by Article ].
Of tie postal cnnve ti'a between he Unit Sta.
t.. Of America an, thu. X ingd,,m # russia igned
at WISH ngton "h the l,rh Of Jul and at ii-rlir
on the 2hth OF AUGUST, 1>a2 s~lrcr additional
or d ff-renf "ffic-> 81 exchange in either both
countries. by mutual agreement If the tw" p'st
~ nini-fra' i'.n-. the foil wing addition articles
are hereby agre@i upon. VIZ
ARIILrI here .h~l lie establish ed. on the
part Of h- United -t,fes, I'D ip"nal "ffices Of ex-
charge at P"r land. lie ro'f and h'ra respect
lively, 10 c.,rre p,nh with Aachen Xla Chrp.llel
By cl s-d mail through Englani. 10y means Of
Canadian mail pack et-. Flying diret between
Liverpool and Pc TIA Il during the WIT r, And
between yer, AMI River in Loup or Quebec.
in simmer
AKrI LIE IL The 6e-crip'i" ion oflett"rs, sc which
shall be- crmpri- IN the c'osri m ills forwarded
fir IN the afnre- iii Uui'ei aes eNNh 'nge nfices
IN aachen AK Ia Chapel IT3i rice a. from
Z PrnSsian exchange {, fl g If Aaci,-n ak Ia
Chapellel 20 Portland. D.-irit. ard Chic e., re-
sp-iiv-ly shall he fr,m time To tine arranged ty
rr.-pnnd-, ce between the P,'st flee depart
ments rf tie two =, nn'iirs.
Article III The +-pr tive Pnst-Off'"e Depart
me is { the cnun ries ae Ia sc omit with
each OIL er tor the International and 9th CORE
Sp,sd-nc- So -xhsn-e bv meWS the anadian
mai packet, pre- il. ly IL tie manner As 1.
the "a ira sto t,trsn were =" # rmeih a Unitei
States r,ark., beiw EN- New York AMI Liverpool.
As,rLEIy. The PIE ent m ir'rs sh be con-
slider a. addition ! t. tn. rig MI 'rti : 4 the
Postal CO ventian between tn. Unite ST fes and
Prussia sigtrd nj Wil>hIHgi IN the I tn July, ana
a, Berlin on the 2ffh August 1862 and hall &C
into effect in ea h C ,uniry ut the 'xpir,ti n Of
f f i v Fl III the 'ine tha' n ii is eceived
of their being r"nciudei
In witness VIII, r-'f the beads of The depart-
me,t. h We fixed = cir names al Ell If office
70 these y esentS. at the dates set opposite to
each, respectively
r. 81 j. hOtT
PastHa-ter lei eral
DC nb-r 90, 1870.
II : Won DER HFhhf.
ROYAL Prussisn Minister . s. tta FIR Com
me ce g. ales, an Public Works.
Berlin, Al ril "a, 1861.
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ALEN. " RANDALL.

C .rve ti1rfr tl- E-crlsti n of III. r stil inte, =
ro... =. lie ween the United States # America
and Belgium.
The Pnst-G flee Department. Of RE Cii e. States
81 america aud uf Hci.i' m being ii siruu- TO
cullt- i,y a rev Cav MIN tire postal inter
TpuIs. between the iwI,su Il e., the und-r>iSii-
I'd tsiig duly auth z.i by I retrospective ii-'v-
IEni,nJ, have asre upon the ioll, wing articles
aR1ICLE l. There .I,a re an exchange. # cor
20 u Ii,tr-. bv means &c their r-,pvctive iOsi
o.. arlH ent- t-twe -s III. unit Il STATE Il Amer
ca Belgium. aud this uudsnse shall
embrace:
IerirrS, ns,lirary ard registered
Newspapers b,s,, packets. prints Of all kinds,
icant II ). z nltp-. I'll ms. eprrA,ipy>- dtawing-
plot. graphs. Ii ho-IaI.Ls. and all other lite p
"a, eli - mechanical procr sts cts o. music.
etc. -nd PIT samples Of n.-IeliaIdse, in
ClndIng grains and .-es
And sue e,Ftespn,ri.uoe my lee exchanged.
vile her rriy'uati z in either If 81 d countries
and e-tines; for the other. or originating in az
te-tin. 4 ta fr~ign esunr,ies to which they may
te>.--c lively sci We A. tnfeFfnedtsr les
AEIIcLS H. Tie I'll e for the exchange OF mails
81 N i.e n ~ the art Il tie United staI-s
I. NV York.
. E,~ton.
o. IN the part Of Belgium
l Antwerp.
: O,,.ri Travelling ofhee.)
;. Os,end. (Ioesl)
The two P.-t Departments may At any time
discontinue either VI said cfficee of exchange OF
establish others.
Artlr III. Esch Office shall make its own
r.emsnts FIR the despatch Il It's mails to tho
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ADDITION ST. A. TICLE.

Agreed NJ on lie ueen the Pct flee apartment
ut Iie N I'D >ttfe, .sI.I lie = st-p &C lie. att
nirnt ne tiaItsyisgie lei ubc f hFenIeu.
lie 20 t ficr New York. III rharl lgg post
i-r-dH- t. IHe it-t uftll" al III lI u, -I,ll
uni "a ly ~, Ike lie 1t wei hts having the
,HIeIIca" o i.tr "a unit. W..t as ','i>i IL tntn
o. n q gt,;tI ,-uuUr-. and IL Bgriuv POST
ON e. "a charging To-" I, 81 sc Gut lu Tie Unit
"a e., sL..l unaf IA "i Weights
having I G,I Iii I &. / 7 GulI, Two i-fI eng
ct,nsI cred gu O." 'iIt Ii T. IA 'Htau
%, ati4t.t nal aIlI,ie in the % To, { uyention
II Au-U>t 1. l~55. ttht~ Fl, CT ITIur,i.3I yiy.
In vi mss ~hv. e., h.l,e i-s. 1T our
name, aitIa,nNtd tie $50. our f--refT4ve of-
ne ills l. eiDy hTd Il 4 -tver e.. ono
t,ots,isd --hI huuI. ed s'Nts, at the city u
Wa hIu- ton.
isEAL ! 1fNtl
Pe-inm-tei General.
[sLAL.l o.. ,HL III y.
Minister liz ii r4I f 81 emen.
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Washington. Nuvs nher IL 1867. !
Having ~,anneI slni .ilshI-r--i the af,re-
;-oii anti leS uf convention tor III anchor ion
1t the l.r>tsi service befw-e, the UuiI-,i STATES
e Amer a aud lie ". nth German Uni.n. agt ecd
up.'n AMI cute il dipiic-, ut Be lin t'i-
TWEEN first u ~ II UctDiIer. one thous nj e ght
hs.nute.i ara iNty--.vcr. { y TIN John ka--
N. SIe'-i.l tnirii Il E-r, &c. &c, ON eialf
of this d-i.aTtn.ei,t. All" by Richard V Phtp--
b IN. Duscr' fI.rn. raj uf he L. ~ D-ra tmeut 1T
The NoItis &c man Cuion. behalf Ut his De-
I.Irrin.nr. the SANE by NE hereby ratified
aiii appruy-u 10y and With ne adNic- ami c.iiIsent
VI the PI..i,.enr Of the Csrtr >ist-s
IN ~irnts- wh,-rc I IA caus.-i the seal f
The psf utiioe Department t. b. rfliN hereto.
with my signature. the day and year first above
written
TsE-L ALEN. W RANDALL.
P.siH l-te, 6-ueral.
hereby rpTrove the foregoing cunNe IT, Il, and
~ testimony tive. - Z, have csu-vd The scai #
the IHi 4 taies to he HfhNei
[sE.Ll ANDREW JOHNSON.
! v al = resident.
HHIIiS u. SEwSD, Sicr,trry q State
Mass T. Gus, N0v,n,aer l.. 1867.
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Agreed npon between the Genera Pot ofHc. ofthe
U .ii.d states America and the General Post
Office o. irus-ia.
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C .rve ti1rfr tl- E-crlsfi n of the Psttl Inter
ros.r -. Lerween the United States # America
and Belgium.
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P5-inia -tei General.
0. tBL III y.
Minister ittsi r4I f Bremen.
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WEST CHESTER AND PHILADELPHIA RAIL


On and after MONDAY, April 4, 1910, trains will
leave from the Depot, THIRTY FIRST and CHES-
No4' 10 '''' FROM PHILADELPHIA.
645 AM, for b. @. junction, stops at all stations
715 AM for West Chester, stops at all stations
west of Media Except Greenwood), connecting at
b. G. Junction for oxford, Kenneth, Fort Deposit,
and stations on the p. and B. @. X. r.
$40 A. M for West Chester stops at all stations.
1l5O A NJ for B. G. junction stops at all stations.
230 p. M. for West chester stops at all stations.
4l5 p NJ. for B. G. Junction stops at all stations.
445 r. NJ for West Chester stops at all stations west
OF Media except Greenwood connecting at b. @.
junction for oxford, Kennett, Port Deposit, and
all stations on the p. b. q. X. H.
$50 p. M. for b. @. junction. This tram commences
running on and after June /, 1870 stopping at all
e55 p NJ. for West Chester stops at all stations.
113O p. NJ for West Chester stops at all stations.
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
525 A. NJ from b. G. junction stops at all stations
6 80 A. M. from West Chester stops at all stations
I4O A NJ from West Chester stops at AL stations be-
tween w. O. and Media Except Greenwood), con-
Meeting at B. Q. Junction for OXferd, Kenneth,
Port Deposit, and all stations on the P. Il B. G.
sib A. M. from B. C. junction stops at all stations
1000 a M. from West Chester stops at all stations
los p M from b. G. junction stops at all stations.
1855 p M. from West Chester stops at all stf Aons.
465 p M. from West Chester stops at all stations,
connecting at B. @. Junction for OXFORD, Kennett,
Port Deposit and all stations on the Z. Is. Q. r. R
6 55 p. M from West Chester stops at all stations,
connecting at B. O. junction with Z. d b. O. X. r
900 =. M. from i. c. junction. This train COM
mences running on and after June lst' 1870, stop
ping at all S'ato9s oN SUNDAYS,
sos A. NJ for West Chester stops at all stations con-
Meeting at b. @. junction with T. B. Q. X. r.
2's0 p. NJ for West Chester stops at all stations.
7'3O A. M from West Chester stops at all stations
$50 p NJ from West Chester stops at all stations,
connecting at b. G. junction with +, * b. c. X. II.
W. G. WHEELER Supt
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MarvcIs of Memory.

Some examples of the marvels of memory
would seem entirely incredible had they not
been given to us upon the highest authority.
Cyrus knew the name of each soldier in his
army. 1t is also related of Themistocles that
he could call by name every citizen of Athens,
although the number amounted to twenty
thousand. Mithridates, King of Pontus, knew
all his eighty thousand soldiers by their right
names. Scipio knew all the inhabitants of
Rome. Seneca complained Of old age be-
cause he could not, as formerly, repeat two
thousand names in the order in which they
were read to him; and he stated that on one
occasion, when at his studies, two hundred
unconnected verses having been recited by
the different pupils of his preceptor, he re-
peated them in reversed order, proceeding
from the last to the first.
Lord Granville could repeat from begin
ming to end the New Testament in the origi-
nal Greek. Cooke, the tragedian, is said to
have committed to memory all the contents
of q daily newspaper. Racine could reeite all
the tragedies of Euripides.
1t is said that George III never forgot a
face he had once seen, nor a name he had
ever heard. Mirandola would commit to
memory the contents of book by reading it
three times, and could frequently repeat the
words backward as well as forward. Thomas
Cranmer committed to memory, in three
months, an entire translation of the Bible.
Euler, the mathematician, could repeat the
Eneid; and Leibnitz, when an old man,
could recite the whole of Virgil, word for
word.
1t is said that Bossuet could repeat, not
only the whole Bible but all Homer, Virgil,
and Horace, besides many other works.
Mozart had a wonderful memory of musical
sounds. When only fourteen years of age,
he went to Rone to assist in the solemnities
of Holy Week Immediately after his arrival,
he went to the Sistine Chapel to hear the
famous Aiserere of Allegri. Being aware
that it was forbidden to take or give a copy
of this renowned piece of music, Mozart
placed himself in a corner, and gave the
strictest attention to the music, and or
leaving the church noted down the entire
piece. A few days afterward he heard it q
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RAILROAD LINES;
WEST JERSEY RAILRo ADS.

IVA u - n O a " ~ ..
COMMENCING MONDAY, APRIL 4, 1870.
Leave Philadelphia, foot of fMarket street upper
800 A. M, Mall for Bridgeton, Salem, MillviIle,
1l45 A. NJ, Woodbury. Accommodation.
3'15 p. M, Mail for Cape May, Millville, Vine
land, and way stations below Glassboro.
$3.50 p. NJ, Passenger for Bridgeton, Salem,
Swede desboro, and intermediate stations.
545 P. NJ, Accommodation. Woodbury., Glass
boro, Clayton, Swedesboro, and way stations.
EXTRA TRAIN FOR UAPE MAY.
(Saturdays only.)
Leave Philadelphia s 90 A. ID.
Leave Cape May lilo z. NJ.
Freight Train leaves Camden daily at IL O'Clock
noon. Freight received in Philadelphia at second
covered wharf below Walnut street.
Freight delivery at No. 22S s. Delaware avenue
Communication tickets at reduced rates between
Philadelphia and all stations.
3lb VIM. ]. SEWELL, Superintendent.
THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
l. TRIAL RAILROAD co.
TRAINS FOR PHILADELPHIA leave
PORT DEPOSIT at 925 A. nj. and 4'25 p. NJ, on
arrival OF trains from Baltimore.
OXFORD at 605 A. NJ, 1875 A. M, and $50 p. M.
CHADD'S FORD at 7'26 A. NJ, 1900 M 80 p. NJ,
445 p NJ, and 649 7. NJ
Passengers are allowed to take wearing apparel
only as baggage, and the company will not be re-
spQnsible FOR an amount exceeding one hundred
dollars unless q special contract is made for the
same. HENRY WOOD,
az General Superintendent
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second time, and, following the music with
his own copy in his hand, satisfied himself of
the fidelity of his memory. The next day he
sang the MSserere at a concert, accompanying
himself on the harpsichord, and the perform
snce produced such sensation in Rome that
Pope Clement XIV requested that this musi-
cal prodigy should be presented to him at
once OliCer Optics Magazine.
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THE PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE CEN
Il TRIAL RAILROAD.
IOTTRG

ClANGE Of' HUNS.
On and after MONDAY, April 4, 1870, trains VIII
run as follOws:- , ~ -,
LEAVE PHILADELPHIA, from depot OF r, W.
b. X. r. Company, corner Broad street ana wash
inRton avenue -, ,oo m =,
For PORT DEPOSIT at A. N; and 4SO + M,
For OXFORD at A. M, $50 r. M. and 7. N:
For CUADDiS FORD AND CHESTER CREEK
r.. r.. at A. NJ, 10 A. NJ, $50 p. NJ, 80 P. NJ, and
Train leaving Philadelphia at A. NJ. connects at
Port Dernsit with train Tor Baltimore
Trans leaving philadelphia az 10 a. NJ and 4SO 7.
Icnnsit M Q 20 4 Nj, connect at Chadds Ford juno
tionn VIM WILMINGTON X READING X. r. 42
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GREAT SOUTHERN

REAT SOUTHERN NIAsL
VI ROUTE,
. ONLY ALL RAIL LINE TO
NEW ORLEANS MEMPHIS, NASHVILLE AT
LANTA AUGUSTA, MONTGOMERY, MOBILE,
MACON RICHMOND, WELDON, WILMINGTON
CHARL LESTON, SAVANNAH, and all principal
points SOUTH and SOUTHWEST Tickets for sale,
baggage checked through TO destination, and all in
formation furnished at I'd
No. 72l Chestnut Street.
Masonic Hall,
G. rem TON THOMPSON, i.
ltf Gen. Agent for Philadelphia.
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JOHN F. VANLEER, jR., Ticket Agent.
Nc. 9o1 CHESTNUT Street.
FRANCIS FUNK, Ticket Agent.
No. 116 MARKET Street.
SAMUEL H. WALLACE,
Ticket Agent at the Depot.
The Pennsylvania Railroad Company wifi not
assume any risk for Baggage, except for Wearing
Apparel, and limit their responsibility to One Hun
dred Dollars in value. All Baggage exceeding
that amount In value will be at the risk Of the
owner, unless taken by special contract.
A. J. CASSATTS,
429 General Superintendent, Altoona, Pa.