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ARRIVALS.
REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE

REPORTED BY THE HERALD STEAM YACHTS AND
HERALD wHITEsTONE TELEGRAPH LINE.
"a a'8 Via s% where
coaD, with mdse and i26 passengers to Williams
steamship Holland Br,, Bragg, London u Dec % via
SHIP %ss
to Grinnell Mlnturn 4 Go. Passed java Head Noy
%Eads ss Asa
ss A%ns ssf be
5 ans Is aR " pS ~
S Sn S. io sSS ns % SsTpoo
on Peter
aged years eli overheard from maini9P sailyaTd i
1%asa
Aug ' With sugar n Morns to psabody
willis Co. Passed the Cape, of Good Hope Noy Is
Equator Dec q II Ian = had Gne weather Jan is
Ship Mary Gcode S searsporo sweetser samarsng
SUCK 60 Fas:e$ Anisr Oct ays Head I'm, Cars
sailed 9th Crossed the Equator Dec q in Ion ST. had fine
with d.e and IS s IvsSS Il GAy
che a aaS nts e BSn Ser as
Brown, seaman, native OF England aged 30 years was
AGED 30 81
wears fell from the the sea and
was lost Between lat IS and A. Ion 20 and t0 passed
large quantity Of wreck stuff consisting OF deals spars,
Bark Mary Nelson (of Newcastlel Dcshon, Auckland
Oc with and flax To II Roll Co. Had light east
ery winds the rst IL days. oct 30 lat 30 o. lon 1873 w,
had yClone revolving according to the law of
storms In compliance with Faddington's work; barome-
ter lU Nov had another cyclone, revolving above,
and both blowing with the greatest fury from NV TO SW;
received damage only the loss OF mantopsaya yard;
Nov IA passed Cape Horn and had very high winds and
s aa 8 Sa so to @ pee N
Care Hatteras Jan Is; had fine weather. Dec 10,
lat IL lon ~ W spoke bark Kingdom Of Fife. from Lon.
don Bombay III lat ID : Ion 81 W spoke ship Their
mopyae (Br), from London for Jan 10, OF uattcras,
spoke bark Trait d Union, hence FOR Vera Cruz
Bark John Worster (ot Boston Pond, Muscat l0 days
with mdse 70 Arnold, Hines Co; vessel to Vernon II
Brown Co. Passed Cape OF Good Hope Nov % and
crossed the Equator Dec y in Ion 30 Had fine weather
with fruit &c 10 Gomez Arquileaum; vessel TO pr6tt
Son Co. Passed Gibraltar Dec IS; a sor thern
passage, and excepting the first ten days had fine
ther.
Yates Porterfeld Had fine weather. The brings 10
belonging To the of the ship Bennington,
Gently wrecked before reported
Bark lmogene (of LiverpOoD Down. Pernambuco Dec
20, with sugar &c TO Bowring Archibald Crossed the
Equator Dec 20 in Ion 80 took the NE trades in lat NJ
and carried them TO LAT 49, thence TO Barnegat light
and sE winds; Jan IL, passed large red can buoy.
Bark Morning star of Turks Island), Waugh Guanra
nano via iraTua IL days with salt to Waydeh w.
Had ine weather 49,. -. A..
Brig Bans (Nor) Iseser, Palermo Nov 2f with iru,, 70
Sgoblc Day vessel 10 master. WasS weeks M VIZ ~,
iterrancan, with strong gales. Passed GiD an. ie
To- Took the southern passage ana had strohs' Na'"'
gales 70 Madeira nee Tine weahsr 81 days with
hides, &c, TO master Crossed the Equator pec - u" ~
81 had nne weather
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Capital. s5OO,oOo gold
Nos 80. Al Park place.
JAMES H. GOoDsELL, } Business
CHARLES M GooDsELI, managers
This Company sole proprietor of processes which
have been gradually matured by years of the
full study and experiments, and which, being
brought to
ABSOLUTE PERFECTION,
will work at once II complete and radical
REVOLUTION
ENGRAVING AND PRINTING
The GRAPHIC COMPANY, after months occupied in
fitting up the largest establishment in the United States
with the most extensive and perfect machinery, and
large force OF the skilfu artists and workmen, now
places its unrivalled facilities at the com
mand of the public
Its operations cover the entire aeld of
ENGRAVING,
LIrHoGRAPHY,
PRINTING, AND
ELECTROTYPlNG.
II is prepared to MI orders with rapidly and cheap
ness and style and beauty entirely unapproachabie
The graphic processes render it easy and cheap to re-
produce with most absolute exactnes the finest line
ENGRAvINGs,
MAPS, DESIGNS,
DIAGRAMS PORTRAITS.
PHOTOGRAPHS OF EVERY DESCRIPTION,
PRINTS DRAWINGS,
PATTERNS, PAINTINGS,
ILLUSTRATED CATALOGUES,
BOOKS, PAMPHLETS, MUSIC.
in short anything and everything of which fac-simile
semblance can be given OF paper.
They require but a hours fill any order while
all other methods occupy weeks in preparation
While other methods expensive these processes are
so cheap as to be within reach of every one.
IN oHRoMo LTTHoGRAPHY
Graphic Company offers inducements such as can be
obtained nowhere else.
The attention publishers print and book sellers sta.
and the public generally is respectfully directed
to the above announcement Orders from any part Of
the country promptly flied.
TIE GRAPHIC COMPANY,
No. g ard ~ Park place,
New York
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Brig Salinas tof Barbade, Tuthin San Bias . days.
CartwSisnt Harrison. Had Strong northery wnds to
lat hsnss FINE Teah M1i Jan ar Oh sana
iSth, lat 49, Ion r. brig sparks, from zaza for New
with tustic, &c, DovaIe Co. Had moderate weather
Martina Heath Nichols Para % days. with rub
Rel &C TO Demares; vessel to Evans Fan 20
sshrE King of Lamolno Rrsgdon, Monteso Bay,
LOUD Co. '0f HAD rough 10 weaiRer '''
DAYS % s sur Me- STTey
"ssn sem. had fine weather,
days with ogwood to %ar9uez; Vessel to weinberg
haa moderate easterIy Winds been days north OF Hat
salt ses To- Aosn ss. pCdee TqySr Martins days with
9days north Of Bcrmuda mao strong eastery WINS was
% senr my Wright so New oean;
ra psssed s aSa rGHg nSrsry 18th G
ss e kRan Ps e Gssa with
Passed Through Hell Gate.
BOUND SOUTH.
schr Ada (Br), Belyea, st john NIB for New York. with
sohr Nellie Paine, Doane Boston for New York. with
= chr Andrew Peters Hopkins Providence for New
hr Rnas s, for Ns
senr VIM D Farren lindsey, New Haven for New York
saTyS Cs sStsn
e Jdnas s se% Haven S r Virginia
senr Dnryea CARPENTER Glen Cove for New New York
mdse and passengers
BOUND EAST.
Steamship Acushnet Rector. New York for New Bed
ford.
Schr 0 @ Acken, Mead, New York for Stamford
Schr Nadab, Cheney, New York for Providence
HERALD TELEGRAPH STATION, !
WHITEsToNE IL Jan 1871 PM.
The prevalence Of northeast blow to-day tended in
great measure to choke this section of the river with
drift ce AS consequence sailing vessels bound in this
direction will the with considerable
sruction. number of eastern bound propellers have
put in the weather showing indication of setting in
toggy.
The following table shows the number which
passed this station during the week ending Jan 49,
INWARD
Steamships ..,......... Briggs 3
Banks. Schooners. ............ 4S
Total 81
OUTWARD BOUND
Steamships IA SchoOners. ........... rs
Total 40
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HE COURTS.
JOHN r. WILLIAMS TESTING

Yesterday Aaron Hudson, steward OF the steamer
st. Thomas, from st. Thomas, was held in $4,000
bail for examination before Commissioner Shields
on a charge of having smuggled into this port five
cases Of brandy and seven cases of whskey.
John W. Norton, cashier of the money order de-
partment OF the Post once in this city, was in
dlcted some time since on charge of having en-
bezzled $4,000 government funds He gave bail
in $4,000. United States District Attorney Bliss,
considering this bail inadequate, obtained bench
warrant for the arrest OF Norton, bail being fixed
in that warrant at $4,000 the amount alleged to
have been embezzled Norton was arrested yes.
terday, and counsel on his behalf went before
Judge Woodruff and moved to have the bail re-
duced. The Judge, on ascertaining that Norton
had no property Of any amount, reduced the BAH
to $4,000.
The case OF Mr.. Ahlander. who is charged with
having embezzled money alleged to have been he
property of the government Of Sweden, was yes
terday before Judge Batchford on ce,tOra,i IN the
United States District Court on the examina ton
before Commissioner Osborn the Commissioner
held there was sufficient in the evidence to Justify
MIN in remanding Ahlander for extradition. The
particulars OF this matter have been often and
fully repeated In the HERALD. The counsel for the
accused now seeks to set the decision OF the Com
missioner aside on the ground, among others, that
even If Ahander did take the money in question
IL was not government money, and that he never
held Office under the government of Sweden. The
opposite view is maintained by counsel Tor the
Swedish government Judge Blatchford took the
papers and reserv ed his decision.
Judge Barrett, holding supreme Court Cham.
bers yesterday refused stay OF proceedings in
the suit for the recovery of some seven thousand
dollars, claimed to ne due for preparing county re-
Judge recently rendered decision in the case al
recting payment OF the claim. From this decision
The city has appealed, and stay Of proceedings
was solicited by the city on this account.
Lippe arrested two weeks ago on suspicion of
having set fire to his picture gallery in Nassau
street, and confined since then in the City Prison
without any examination by police magistrate.
the full facts OF which have been published In the
HERALD, was Yesterday brought on writ Of habeas
corpus before Judge Barrett at Supreme Court
Chambers. After hearing the facts in the case the
Judge granted his discharge on the ground that
there no sufficient reason for OBTAINING him
in custody.
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PROCEEDINGS OF THE WILSON
COMMITTEE.

Testimony OF Oliver w. Barnes-How
the Charter was Obtaincd-GcOrge
Francis Train ON n Mission-COngress-
men Immaculate-Mr. Durant Is Re-
called, and Explains About the Fran
chise OF the sioux City Branch OF the
Union Pacific Railroad.
WASHINGTON, Jan. IS, 1873
The Wilson select investigating committee met
this morning at eleven O'Clock.
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OLIVER ". BARNES WAS SWORN

cya sos fse from S ssy y e. to ay f. g. w ns
not an officer in the Union Pacific Railroad was siOct
holder in the company made investments occasionally
acquired them in 1864 paving for them the rst dividend
WAS paid January 1867 when witness received his
Winsss exhibited printed circular Of the Credit Mo-
the Executive Committee on the preceding 2sth OF De-
Ss a S C Ts sSasy rate
teresi be allowed from the date Of payment July l. 1857
was also resolved that dividend Of six per- cen. per
anngm be IDS asca Ian iST each sar ending me q No.
Pacific Railroad COMPANY at the rate OF thirty per cent
Having Intercepted to the history of the Credit
Mobier said that charter was obtained from
but had not been Used instaments 10 the stock
half or ave per cent shares OF 500;
GEORGE rRANCIs TRAIN
came from New TO Philadelphia asked 'r Hall
ra ws sy & % s GH8 s S war wa G
for the purpose using the organization in the consuc
ton OF Che Union Pacific Railroad, and at they would
rying a. long us they had an Offer was made and wit
-. $1,000 OR $1,000 wFRs FOR rnz cllAEfss.
Witness signed the transfer papers in New YorS AZ the
Mitne.; wa. ip!errogaied at length as to thc
The charter Of be Fiscal Agency altervard changed
the Credit Mober, was obtanea November 1855 alter
in New York although the organization preserved in
witness being Intercepted by the chairman, said he
Did not know sny member Of ocngTesa BENZ e9ySd
know Of any money having been used by thai company
ne Credit Mobier or by any one connected there
with for the purpose of
IfFLUrscISG MEMBERS coSGREss
assisting in their eecton nor did he know Of
money having beon used for procuring the of
the road, sc.
In reply 10 the question whether he knew OF any stock
being placed In the hands of Cakes Ames to comply with
enQagcments, the witness said he had only heard the
spoken of in the Oice the amount something
three hundred shares; the Credit Mobilier had
contract with the Union Pacific Railroad engage
IN any other bushes than the construction the road
capital OF the Credit Mobicr was derived from the
Union Pacific Railroad Company.
MR.. RECALLED
Mr. Durapt was recalled and testified 20 the fran
chi the City branch Of the Union Pacific Rail-
road. On being asked whether he knew OF any money
having paid 10 have certain objects
Hrcomplisled witness replied that he thought
oAkks JOHN n LARcE INTERESTS
III;
c neard Anes he had 10 others for their interest
ana That he paid $500 piece 10 two of the Iowa
scrs OF Congress 20 control of the ranclse the mem
ntIs wcr. y. Wilson and William h. Allison but wit.
hcss was moi positive as 10 Allison
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WASHINGTON, Jan. Is, 1873.
Judge Polands special committee to inquire into
the Credit Mobiller charges resumed its session
this morning, and Benjamin NJ Boyer ex-member
Of Congress from Pennsylvania, beng sworn made
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A CHANCE F0T STOKES.
Is the Present Jury Law Conssitu-
tional twas stokes Tried ReTorc a
Legal Tribuual!

question of law will be argued at the General
Term OF the supreme Court tomorrow morning by
Mr.. william +. Howe, which, II decided In his favor
will have the effect OF interfering very efIectuay
with the execution OF Edward S. Stokes on the day
fixed by the Court for the last sentence OF the law.
70 prevent the disqualification Of jurors who had
formed an opinion, from reading or otherwise, as
TO the guilt of person accused OF crime and with
view to avoid the consequent ditIicuty thereon
OF obtaining jury In capital cases of any persons
bat those incapable ofexereising common sense the
last Legislature, the Sd day Of May 1872, passed
an act entitled IAN act In relation to the chal.
lenges oi jurors IN criLiibGi cases" section of
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SCHENCK'S PULMONIC SYRUP
- is the only medicine that will cure
REAL CONSUMPTION.
SCHENCk'S PULMONIC SYRUP
is the only medicine that will heal
OILY INtUICIuP VndC VII
Disc ASEn Limos

DISEASED
Sometimes medicines that will stop cough will often
b the Of they the nS ye
fact coggng the action OF the very organs that caused
Liver Complaint and pyspepsa the causes Of two.
sometimes costive and sometimes too loose tongue
ssn in ns sas ne @
taken Hes heavily on the
Haa s'a e@
or eavy ysT the eeSs II s
be suddenly stopped the lungs liver and stomach
eSt fG AREA Of
@
does not contains any opium nor anything calculated to
It acts as food mixes With gastric Juice of the stomach,
na t sHss ~ s iys So
@
DIT. soHESGK believes that too much cannot Be said
in favor Of the curative powers o. the MANDR aas
Of torpid bowels diseased liver wis IS frequently
s&e asse under the that
disease does not exist at all or t. does is readily durable
stomach liver and other functions whose duty 1t + to
clog and render sluggish the wheels of the animal
blood when the truth IS he stomach WI properly
latter Of which becomes blood there wi be no need
Of the blood 1t is sSd that nna p% nH
chops the medicine that make blood and heal dis.
sss
the liver then the blood will soon become lqIe the cir
e IS must rpen and come off, scHENeks YyI.
y to Tns aR0St tes
scrouou diseases when the patient has been nearly
mass OIL f"n ssGHE NIX; PUIMoNIo SYRUP,
sEAwEEp T9 hS And MASPRAKE KILLS.
NORTHEAST 'do&$EH sISSa HSp Arch STREETS
5 SST ;'f by S S 1pa Sss place. New
Wholesale Agent.
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SAILED.

Steamships City of Washington for Nverpoo; Celtic,
do Denmark ei,M LSndon Anglia GassoW Main Rre
West and Galveston Western Metropolis New Orleans:
Cortes do; San Salvador, Savannah Huntsville do;
Manhattan, Charleston; Old Dominion, Richmond, &c
Abe s,n Norfolk Fanta Wilmington SC barks 10
Janeiro Victoria Queenstown; brigs Annie Vail Halt
fax. Ms: Alexandra, Alexandria, f; Liberty Havana
schrs Silver Star, Para Mcclellan, Kingston, ia Pa
rem Asni
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SHIPPING NEWS.
Almanac for New YOrk-This Day.
Sun rises AND MOON 20 Gov sla %n "o 70 10
Sun sets. ......... Oh Sandy Hook. morn IL 25
Moon rises ....eve 10 48 Hell Gate ..eve 90

OCEAN STEAMERS.
DATES OF DEPARTURE FROM NEW YORK FOR THE
MONTHS OF JANUARY AND FEBRUARY.
Steamers Sails. Destination. O6irs
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How oiYou Feel,

The ieryid heats Of summer are now over. 10
what condition have they LEFT youi Is your liv.
your digestion imperfect. or painful, yonr her.
yous systefi ehaky, Your mind letharSi a. This
10 the state In which the autumn finds tens Of
thou sands OF u.s. andin this state we are ripe for
the malarious feyers, and bowel complaints, and
bilious diseases, which the heavy dews, tho va
pors, and tho -ysst Inference between the TEN.
peratnte OF night and day are apt, to engender.
Rouse yourself from this condi tion. with Hostel
ter's Stomach BItters. Wake DIP the1atent Vital.
ity OF the, body, which only requires the stimu:
ts. y
resume lis activity and potency. Indigestion.
biliousness, miasmatic 4fegers. and disorders Of
the bowels, are the usualy sequences OF o long
heated iterm,e Prevent or cure them with the
Bitters. You can do either, but prevention is
best, IS u, 80 ~ lodAw
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that sne carried ABOUT l,a M tne Ioui
burden OF mlI9sEea sou: my .sa ~ .y ha
ing ane was tninkipg 1919 XIV M
lore ne knoHsine mug - RV .ha. ana III
absence may have ruined a aii mat sna.
dance Win nun; ! shail fegain ny y. power KY
Presently near near ~ sie ana .h MI
dear VOICE isnali toacl i ~ ai.., M. sua
see hls iace sne ~! wv = n.sls VIII
LaraWnirom llheIeii piaze ~ NY iisasl y,
iusipg 70 aance WIN NY, .noush s sly heps
the gayes. group ~ aae ioo ap9a ha nea,
Never nay any one sss VI nea.u ~ ~ ~
brilliant put sne naiaiys shsw WIZ ..s,s ny
was saying hfeyihaeI,xse WI. she; mn
ed as9;ria.s,,, Nv, ~
music vent so saa " .nasssas.sS ~
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Advice, for Everybody. That Costs
"A >. Nobody Anything. ~ l.

Lotions and cosmetics make superb
cial coating on the skin, give an artificial
color easily seen, but are vilely destruc..
two OF tho color, texturc'n and -pliabillty Of
the skin itself. Wrinkled, haggard and
prematurely old looking, exactly describe
the appearance Of those who habitually
"paint their faces" If you would have
the clear, transparent, healthy and soft
tinted complexion which nature gives,
free from plmples, tan. freckles, or all
other, Disbursements, use Hand Sapolio-
the most effective and fragrant toilet soap
ever manufactured. .sold.by all dealers
at 10 and 10 cents cake. eod&w.
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H /,
,GIE-si.LE

mo- n pt,yDm pUVcrnT! efsnEFnpn
bf nAHhiHr fi'issoo.,stpsronD. .
Yes, Honora fBrentworth was always q
statuesque thing lheyf usedA y make
Their angels, and ghosts. and sculptures Of
her in all their chsrades ana taoieanx,
and well she played tne part. bu..o
night saw her ina stalue scene taat was
enough 70 chill your blood, almost as hefs
was chilled. Z Z, M
She was naturally lpale-none oi ;.ae
slckly cast OF skin, but q waxen whiie-
ness that was lovely IN Itself 10 Ihe artis-
tic eye, that hnds pleasure IN al yalying
beauty, and where y chooses Diusnes p On
one face, chooses pallor on ahotmer. na s
Honora herself detested this paiior, ane
often put o dellcate oasn VI louse u !.s.a
her cheek and, enin; any lnea sae iva, was
beautiful, WIN hef suaiglt isil hsll pan'
ded away from tne CLASSIC Iscs, waose
profile was like 0 Psyches, ana inc long.
lsshed eyes that were almesI aiway isy Gas.
down under their snowsWnite nus. w has
deathly huer she woala cry, ~ sne
looked In the glass. VI Is asort 81 nos. nos.
pltal rag. ltWMns eyelyoouy on n9 ;,t
me, Nobody ilkes % kesp co Ia yyr Mash
as osaa at ha uy, nv ,,o "u Nor was Abe
sny uIle au ,.nna Sss nsr;son for
S.ose.nei m.o ;Ssa - d;aeasa N tha
Sa s .a ~. so n' ,haa ,vanid cali bv lono
s aeS'I sna. avm rns Tho, ihen had nS
su sea.aIu Ens,a v ~ hav;ng died n
uAu' f,s a. a ah,.aa,p. ' howsv , was halter
40 SuA ~ -, no" ";Soa /, c,asren,,u
na"'.a taaI ass s. Ga n,,;.a no. and isht
saSsea Mei " iaah. aos1,,a th;n@ IN
.aa s4ss .sao,, -, , rias s,rs ah5nid
svS s IL" hyr rua the Hood iop swiltly on liz
rassaoe tbrongh thetbeart-a thing not
NAV N hannen 10 Honora who WAS cool
and calm INA I,nmoyed 10 degree mot
common With women for most women
have moi such earthly tix,ty, and in their
changing and fitting and Sparkling they
ma more ike the eyancscent and etheral
d,e mi Honora had had the trouble for
hslfa dozen years and said little or moth.
ipp shont Il md was well and strong IN
spIte Of the occasional faintinr. ti,; and she
ws M fine and ot,esnly and 6rilliantithai
she bsd more lovers than she could count
on her f,nSers 7
b." g.. ,,o.A. ,,., ma, h.n,v
u9 svl an tna', iiohota y Mas nos IT, n"p Sy:
s.Usuecai sat ~ lne Mugs Eam; a Sas
W., W saen se!i contained, sei'paia ips \.
ntag mat nobody would have guessed Y
laIess observing her as closely Us l aia
lance ~ 70 me she was something o. s'u aoS
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ahe,lqntelliig e Z,
~ WANT TO BE AN INJIN.'
4 PARODY.

APARoDY.
fat-g
want 10 be an Ipjan,
AModoc or q Ute:
I'm tired being . white man
An unprotected brute.
Iwant to DO an InJln,
Award Of Government;
want to be an Injln,
A warrior OF tho plains, 4,
want To WELD tomahawk
And scoop out peoples brains.
Iwant 10 build . camp FIRE y
On q white mans breast,
And watch his dying agony
With 0 mobile savage" zest.
want to be IN 1pjin.
AWith..a, tall commanding form. -l-.s.a,s
Aud q greasy. U. y. blanket
TO protect mo nom tho storm.
Iwant TO be an Ipjln, u u
And learn the sealpIng art,
Foeithen the darling clergi men arc,
win come and take my part 4 ~
Iwant 10 DO an Ipjin, y
To beg, and lie, and steal,
With that placid sense OF safety
Thatn white man cannot feel.
~ Portland t6reooW Bulletin.
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POST OFFICE REGISTER.

uour. a, which mails are due and close at Tho
post ONCE In this city. fiepaieo IN sce saH
.uce with the latest time tApieo w sn0 'a'
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Post once In tIlh Citg t.tS.s -. ,ha rafi
.nec With the latest time apies oh 'n0 fat'
roads. n.--.,rpaur
CLOSES. DUE.
pi,sburgb, Cleveland. Q. m'lis9A N.
ss,suSenStlle, Wellsburg 1918 o. m. ei6 p. N,
Wsy Mail Wh'g 70 WellsIlio;ls q. NJ ilso =. M
B.4o.n.R. CLOSES. DUE. :
Baltimore 3 Wash,ton;. goo ?. n. a. H. =,
phIIa'phia q New York. p. m. " q. m.
Wsy Mnl, Wheeling tol
Cumberland ........:... l0.l0 q. m o.zVp' III.
way Mall, Grafton to Par .oo.
cp asissasSdii'iP Piedmont i 's''
New Creek.............lb pm u. IL
CORR. cLosEs. DUE.
W. tSSla @s wheeling 70 $50 a. M esop. m.
c' iITSaianspolis. $50 q. m.iiGoo q. m.
Chicago and GAINESVILLE. 1910 q. m. 6:30 p. m.
cambridge d Barnesyill $50 o. N. lG00 q. m.
BelI.lfe and GAINESVILLE. 40 p. NJ Gso p. III.
HrnryrELph n. CLOSES. DUE.
Way Mall to Washington. 4:@ p. N. Saoa. m
Warrington. ......."... p:'o u m'i o'ool' NE
STAGE LINES. CLOSER, DUE.
" ClaIrsyille and Nor.
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