13 tire Eittaut Gaptte OM law SUBURBAN. UMW, •EUI4I7.LT A.VDTIATTEAT Joseph Levine appeared before Alder man McMasters, Saturday, and made information against Barney Harrington, 'charging him with assault and battery. Levine Is a nee nut vender, kcepthg a stand at the corner of Sixth and Smith liald.streets, and he alleges that Barring ten purchaeed some or ids 'mtrchan dtse,"-and a quarrel 'ensued about the amoursof change coming to Harring ton, wkinr, as the prosecutor alleges, be was knocked down h. the defendant. Sarringiolo6ll3 made an intonnstion 'before the 4mamagistratat against Le vine, for assault and battery, alleging that Levindatruck him several brows with a caner stick. The ate. was com promised by each party paying hie owe 0311h1. • Catharine nice appeared before Alder. man Thomas, "and made information -charging Ottliarine Owens with assault and Daump on her little bop. The pros oeutrix alleges that the defendant atruck her child with a board, hurting It se verely. Aheiiing Was . /tad ha the ease when the deleruhint gave bail for her appearance at Court. The parties reside on Stevenson street, In the Bth Eighth' L#lOEB7 DIe,I=LEB. John Fox made an information before Alderman McMaster", against Joseph Fisher, Saturday, charging him. with larceny by bailee.' The facts of tho ease, which, AT as 'stated to us, would indicate Fisher to be guilty' f hat worst of all elns, ingratitude, aro as follows: Fisher had been committed to the county jail for some ',misdemeanor, . and about tho time his term' expired, Fox was also "sent up." Fisher, it appears, was in a rather destitute condition when dis charged fryna onstody, having no coat and the remainder of hie clothing • In a veky dilapidated condition. Ho ap pealed to the sympathies of his fellow prisoner Fox, who very generously ioaned bim'ltis coat, which was a now one, valued at twenty-bye dollars. Fish, er appeared to to thankful for the favor, promlsluglo reciprocate at tho first op portunity, mol also to return the ocatot an early day. Fox, it sppoars, did not get out of the "totisio" for several• days alter OA above transaction, and Fisher tailed to call and return the coat as he promised fo When restored to lib erty Fox found,himsolf in the same di lemma is which he found Fisher—turned but of Jail withopt a coat to wear. He at once songht.thelman he had befriended and requested Min to give up the coat, which was refused, hence the prosecu tion. A warrant wan issued. - Serbs= J. Winxts "made information before Alderman Thomas, charging Ruse Ann Redick si•tth larceny by bailee. :The prosecutrix) alleges that the defend ant obtained's pair of shoes from her and him :slimed to returnthem or pay she them. A. henring was had when the dafondeintitave ball for Court. The par- Iles reside in the Seventh ward. =I Thomas Filun, n resident of Oakland tovntalilp, appeared before Aldermtp ..Idettfadtere . yesterday, and made Infor mation against Reim Leonard for surety of the pesos, alleging that she threatened te do himself fstr.ily bodily harm. :Rase was arrested dud after a heari was held In three hundred dol bail for her appearance at Court. COXMITIED FOR TILLP.L. Sohn Berger, arnsted Friday— even °.uhL . 4.- noir wz r o alle;e l .4 that at t h r e defendant had stolen a lot or rope, had e hearing before the Mayor on Saturday, which restated in his being committed to Jail to answer the charge et Courrt. The defendantis a boy about seventeen years of age andrealded In Allegheny City.. Tr* eel ..tte eters' , Arrested. Two man billing from Philadelphia, supposed to be professional "shovers" of cionnterfelt money, who gave their names as 'John . B. Wright and George •W. Waters, were arrested yesterday - morn- Ing about isro o'clock, at the Union De pot, by office. Ponder and' Johnson, and laken'aii thr lock-up, where they atilt remain. . T:te circumstanced; leading tr, their arrest are as follows: Itiony night they arrived at Johnstown from Philadelphia, c ',and daring Saturday su ceeded id"abOving" at number of mins terfeit tirtmtles on the First Notional Bank of Philadelphia. Having done ne :ouch butanes* there ea was practicable they took the evening train for this city which arrives hero at two o'clOck Arne jA short time after they bad taken their departure, Borne' one of the parties who had bona the recipient of tavern, discovered that his twenty was a counterfeit, Vitale] toe further Ins-esti gatlon and developed the fact that some tares orfour hundred dollars of the same kind of money had been shoved upon the uromspoctingmerchants andothens of the- el/Hens by these Philadelphians. Burgeon libpeland was informed of the fact, and at oneetelegraphed to the con ductor of'the train on which they hod taken passage to have them arrested, and giving such an accurate description of . them as could' not fall to Iced' o their Identification.. The dispatch, we believe. .was received by the conductorat Demur. btr.g, buthe very wisely kept his own saner in the; matter, and allowed Ids 'game, who I had taken Bleeping car, to enjoy their nap without interrup tion. On larriving at the depot, having last aeon' that the doors of the car in which were hie mon were securely fas tened, he notified the officers above named of the circumstances, conducted them to the car, and pointed out the men. They were taken In custody by the °B oers and searched, but no evidence of their guilt was discovered upon , them. Shortly altar the eearch, however • one of the officers found a packo con taining two hundred and thirty dollars In coun terfeit notes on the bank on which the twenties Infra said to be, lying underthe .inar near where the search had been made. From the number of arrests and con victions of counterfeiters and "shover." recently, the business appears to be a risky and unsafe one and if men wish to keep out of the penitentiary they had better keep out of the bosoms. == , An affray of a miens character oc curred on - Liberty Creel, in front of the Rush House, :rut twoo'clockflaturda . }- morning, wlyl - had it not been for the timely interference of Officer Gumbert, slight haver resulted Wally fo 'fame of the parties engaged. Thenames of those a:amerced in the Jew, so far is we could ascertain the* ate as follows:. William DeVlJl,Willlan4 Payne, James O'Donnell, Pat Desna, lea Maralkaand William Brown. The culty originated be tweenqum Davis d Payne, the former knocking' the latter down, when the friends of. partioa entered the en gagement, and free fightensued, elute, stones, bricks, etc., being need • freely. Officer Oumbert succeeded in arresting Marath Brown, Davis, O'Donnell, Payne and a. Thhad a hearingbefore the Mayor Saturda y , when Brownand Davis were each lined H and costa, and the 'remainder of the party discharged, as it appeared tbatihey were only acbng In self defence. Brown paid hls fi an was released, and Davis WWI wit n t e o the 'tombs. _ . Astern= “Dscan Larnift."—The or. dinance passed recently, by Councils. ' locating* standfur backs, cardefitst, and baggage t oomane..eirrYing I .l3Esge and passengers arm from the Union Depot, on the East side of Grant street, South of Liberty, 12 a good one if properlS: forced, but no step. have yet been taken, we belleye to put it In force. Saturday 'afternoon Liberty street, oppbsitS the- Depot, Ins literally olockaded with ve hicles, from the nosh Home to Lb: St. James Hotel. OurrtranT.—Breyet Major G. W. Fet terman, °Ube United Stamm Army, • ed lied evening, .at the residenoe of his brother, on Thin] street, of chronic dya entery. The deceased wee ahem forty yners of ego. He Imives a large chub) of triends end acqualmancee, who will deeply regret his death. A ‘Tiataxs" MA:mi.—The Post ed.l - prospects for the &mato early de .voloped in kith a feetrfal unuila for "roosters." lie was knocked Into a cockod hat, however, and consoles him self, In lien of legislativo i•roosters " by making his sanctum a cock-pit stocked with mos). - barn-yard fonds. WaellireeToX • Cetleer. FAIR.—The WaehhigtOn County Agricednirat Soci ety held their annual exhibition on the fair grounds at Washington on Wednes day, Thursday and'Friday of last week. The attendance is said to have been' un usually largo and the exhibition n very fine one. • • TROILAS Warn - TANSY, arlitatt'd on a eharge of kneel:ly,, on oath of Mary Pproull, 'will be removed from Ma Imes eat quarters In the lock-up to Waabh2g bon, Pa n to-day. "Swiss!' Aturoms. who t now in the Washington Jail charged with the mut , . -der of David. Sproul!, in Washington Munty, willhaie a bearing at one o'clock to-morrow. . • —The Washingkni • Chronicle. says: .Svery revolution is stabbed by • child of }Mown begetting, and we have not es. ntil th e general destiny. Whist sm. rs nets, awl has been, that men who , aiitepower to remove the betrayer, and hold. the Government In hand until thews& of emancipation was comphke, should have hesitated to adopt so simple ind constitutional a remedy;', —Acennilng to the fArrertir Scitionet, = lent of the affairs of Maxi led to unpleammt disputes between the'Atilstrlan and. Belgian royal family, andel - en almoner between them regarded as probable. The point ehledrlullon la whether the Arch duchess Charlotte or the Archduke Fran cis Charlet', 'uncle of the Prince, should be named goner& lgatea-_, pow(c):6:?.):i:(4/040w3kvi:1 =I S. S. Christy, formerly . .NLayor of Oil City, met with an accident on Tues day night, at the aurnmit, Cambria •conot, which may prove fataL He was standing on the steps of P.lffell'a hotel, leaning on his staif, when the. staff gave way and he fell backward, striking his head against a atone with such force as to produce concuraion of the brain. He was some better at last accounts, but was still very low. He has a host of friend. here, —Cambria county wants a school mac. ter to some sections. The .Ebenaberg .4 Ileglmniart gives the following verba tim copy of a posted notice in that neigh borbotah "Hass boost. tAke no Us to hob so ever may find this Horse Will no libn for Hey les elyt hay with eater In Wm Ease rite Hind leg ban White from . Mu patter Jont down blind off illealett iyo let nee no and le will pay °Hargett Direct to—, hall en tim her port Cam bery Co In haste." . 1 —The Johnstown :Tribune sa y : On Sunday evening last Hoe. B. E. , en-, pastor of the Presbyterian congr tation of this place, notified his hearers t at he had received aea to preach state, ly for the - Westminster Presbyterian eon regit. Don of Philadelphia, and that 'h , had favorably c on s idered said .11. e re quested-that, in` accordance wit the action of the Presbytery of Thai rite in lite:premises, the congregation vould ' meet on Wednesday evening ( last week to decide upon his applitatti n for diamissal. The congregation a iding ly met, and granted Mr. Agnew's re quest. The unfavorable condition.of his t own health and that of his dam y, we understand to be the principal rea n for inducing Mr. Agnew to take this nisoi tont step. It is probable that I : will leave with his family for', Philad Iphia obtain the close of the present coo It. —From the Jtuaiat t. Satinet we c lithe following: On Saturday evening, the Cincinnati Express train east passed the Mannyunk bridge, a passenger was ob.: sacred directing himself of hat, watch, etc.. and then, placing Ms hands n the back of two seats, he sarong ou of the window feet,foremost, - taking t e sash with him. The train . was . loom ' lately stepped, and on going beck he w e found walking towards the persona in arch of him. A. soon as he Bow them e fell upon' his knees and commenced raying fur mercy. He has a cut on t e chic, and is considerably bruised, yet I t is a miracle tliat he was not inetand killed. Be bed been laboring under en a tack of delirium tremens, and no doubt Jumped from the train to escape the pnacence of those dreadful phantoms seen by persons In his situation. :, —At a camp meeting at Mount. Morris, Greene county, Mr. ,Iciab Colemin was severely injured on Sabbath evening, by his borne naming over n Moult bank, some thirty feet high. The W I was killed outright, and Mr. Cole had one arm broken and several rite, crush ed in, besides being otherwise *merely bruised. 'Tar .Waynesburg "Ups:Aiwa fella oft% violent convntsion in the eartle, which took place in Alleppo townshipf Greene county, a few weeks ago, with• report equaling in violence that of the heaviest artillery, being sufficient to {hake e, 1 i house near by very . senaibl,y. ..: ' after the noise was beard ; alerr i litux p, with an immense utast of atone andearth at tached,_Wit!.-round !sitting on of the grtt , ,b;'in a field of Mr. Lunge, ear bv, end in full view of the pub o road. About thirty cards befoic the stuipp there was a hole about ten feet in 4 - tweeter, corresponding in nhapo with tLe mare % l e which had been displaced. The tole was tilled with water to within two f tof the top. The stump had been thro lup the hill this eonsidentble distance, pogether with • log about fifteen feet tont, which was lying across lie. roots. The stump and hole In the ground arestill top be seen by any one passing the road. I Tun btu= tannery of Reber d lire., of Milton, Union county, was destroyed by the last week. Loi , ; tZ,000; insur ance $7,000. The Easton_prpress says: The County Commissioners have purchased a lot two hundred feet - square, immediately oast of the Court House, for the sum ofsl,ooo, upon which they purpose erecting the new county Jail. The Commissioners have resolied to bad next year, and they' intend making preparations. —The train,. on 'the Lehigh Valley Railroad are now running regularly. between Easton and Scranton, making direct connection with trellis to Phila delphia and New York. Pavienger. now ride from Scranton to Philadelphia. vie the North Pennn-syleaula Railroad, without change of cars. —The Bethlehem Times tells the Vol. low ing Joke t As the North Pennsylvania paseenger . train was approaching the Milersvilfe tunnel, a few days ago, a young couple in one of the are were noticed to have a great fondness for each other. This suggested fun. Some Ms. chievous chap, as the train was about at ale middle of the tunnel, illuminated the ear by lighting a match, when the loving couple were diacovered hugging and kissing each other in the most ardent manner. Of course there was an Jima.. &ate cessation of the delicious amuse ment. The passengers roared with Larug=il the lovers were immensely —The Honesdale .Depablicsaysi James Bonnell, who wad arrested for murder ing Mosier, to Damascus, and lodged in Jail here, but who proved to be Innocent of the crime, and afterwards discovered to answer the description efa man want ed in Pike ooutity, for setting lire to a barn belonging to Mr. Kleinhans, has been tried, found guilty and sentenced to Penitentiary for eightyears. Themen who committed the murder were only sentenced for six years each. A torn.in Pike county is worth more than a man's fife in Wayne county. —The Columbia county Republican says: Our old friend Peter M. Trough, near Bernick, informs us that he has raised 1500 bindles of onions, this year, trans two and three quarter acres of ground. A good part of them are alrea dy sold at eighty cents a bushel. Quite profitable crop. Ifr. Traugh is one of the mostenocessfril farmers in the county. —John K. Orate has sold his Lime Ridge ham, In Columbia county, for Financial /Natters in, New fork. field Closed at 111111%. , Elly TeleffS9o (oVie rltUbargb BaseMN) x.. Toss" Oct. Is, 11117. SCOUT AID SOLD. Money easter and fairly active at eV per mat. for call loans. Zechange quiet it lagous%, gold, for first .clan Mlle. • Gold Omer, opening at 144341 elostag at ltryg. The total exports of spene o:cday was KtO7.T/5. 410•1117.11311 t itocks quiet and a aliaile bet ten United States atm,. of nattered, 111%; do Coupons. 113; Iran coupon., 112%; do of tee. Het de of !en,106 , 54; do of January and Jain 101%; do °moon °Veil, 107* lob. NOM coupon, 103 C 7,lita 101 x. The bank statement no Mc/aft) ts taa.tn 00081 n loans a. ammo@ of 11101,1311; in ewe, salaam.. of .275,168; in circula tion a &cress/kat $19.11); In deposits a de crease of 111J4L1a9; 1a laaal tangier, a de. crews of $73/3.60. - STOMP fteoll Arm, clOeing natty., Kan advanne The CLOSZIES 0110 . 1,710111,11 At 6:1:1 r. >t~~~_a !ADS, IIEOME6II. a Co. max laws= =MN= 11/Lir OTUX Wan. NW at d Octavo, of all N. War mid apial lo say lamina 4 Or ailiallataiad 11 lola war 1.17. 0112ao mad •134.4. itaralloull. No. 10 Mal, aid • UR Sum.] 3,41X5.—..-aozaf ALTAR—Jong >4 arKrO. VALLEY STOVE WORKS. A ft LLE ➢ N ini a. . en.NEg me avo.; Oalee sod Sloppooso, 301 Mt BT.. a. of widen, r widen aro eolobratod iftEMltostiof 0011 Mottos Btov.: the Autocrat not Benslool fOr al or in,14..4 Ono of the Malan, fol. wood:oho. Arens. K'nu" Dag um. "4 main P. MIMS TALIPMEI lIIt. MIMI m tiol9, atArmrAcTsw=arn Meant Boners, 011 SIM% Tanks Shoot Iron Works, Ste. GI P.m% 81., Piitabeargit, Po. .10171,4 CENTRAL FOUHRY 'eau norm nowt% • HE3O Imozasi 6ireo*.. BOLLIIAN, BOYD a BA EIALIY Milli Bela. Yin 0•111,1110. $3ll Lathe.. &a 1 11 =LOS. CARLIN, 1002S1 VWi UMBT ANIMICREI 1101119. SANDIIBEY =MIXT. ALLEMIZUCTIS CITX, manaimistryr of LOLLING MILL •NU MA(111121 CASINUtt.ISASII WEIORTS, puL vas ., elitn w- u4l, male a ardor errICAII 7.11111N . N0. Or MI A",.- alows. PITTSMMOII AEON . WOW J. PAINTER & ROW . _... Iron, Babket, T u b and Trun k Hoops' AND SICIRETS, • nor... vnnomintittnsr. PA -----, EVERSON. FRESTON& CO., pcx.warLr.axid EKON worcs, Ireat IRON CITYANILLS. ROGERS .& BITROICITRLD, EG • Mrs.untaataras or Waft edoUloaresela midst* hllsitall ONFXTEMEM. moat 01MIPPI AND Wall OM. as PO MAIM= ft I :O. SMOKY KILL ROUTE INION PACIFIC RAILWAY; EASTERN DIVISION. TUN SIIOUTEST AND MOST szLia.m.r. ROOTS tram the rut to all point+ In COLOILiDO, NEVADA. CILLEPOIIISIA, area E= I== NEW ELEXICO. IDAHO, OREGON Two trains leave State Lila and Leavownorl.ll • daily. (Sundays excepted.) on tato arrival OT trams of Pacltio etallroad from et. Lod*. end Hannibal and 5t...70 Railroad from Halear, eon necting at Lawrance. Tuna. and W....in .Ith Maass for all point. In Knoll,. At n 0 Of trael wen of Elleworth with the UNITED NTATER LEMON comrizors DAILY: IaNE of OVERLAND MAIL AND EXPRIQN COACH ES DE NITEEIL SALT LAKE,. AND ALL POINTS IN THE TERRITORIVIL ad with SANDERSON'S TIII-WEe ELY LIND .' 00AORES for loot Valor. Bean, reit. Taos, Albuquerque. Sate 1 t. ad Minoltas In Arizona and Na'/Ereleo. • Wlth the resent addltlone of rallied Eat and 'IL equipment. and the arranermente seas oponalble Overland Vransportatlou Meet twee Its welter. termluna, this reed new ottlini nun- r quelled faellltlaar the trerunnlealan 01 Naiad to the Ver West. , • • , Tickets for mast all the principal °Rae In the Tailed States ad Can W as. Be eene and Ad& VON TICKETS VIA THE ' SMOKY HILL- ROUTE. UNION , Metric! 1 RAILWAY. ZASTIIIN DIVISION. A. sanmusorr, Olneral Betreriottrol.mt. J. E,WEIN-• Genera Prelnht and it—et •nent. IMPORTANT TO PASSENGERS /OH TEE OIL REGIONS.; •fi AN EXPRESS . TRAIN EMEII rxrTenusoti •Atraoaisr .1. •' NZW OLbTLIt at... 6110 LIE .....11.46• X WOHNICTINO AT JAIILETOWT WITH JAMESTOWN AIitANIELIN RAILROADi: Arriving at YHANICLIN at 2..35p r alkali/ 111 W, On sae after (=On= 696, ltX7. Trott. VW =llse sad deputises= Ws llalsta /sepot.oossin of Waal:at:qua aad Liberty as fellows: 111111 T a. : • Nail 114) • m Day mg.. Sva • its rut Itro • W•ll'W ' t „, L.. ELIO oho LYrs lio, .1110 a m Tra s. ett. No. 7:50 am Wall's No. 2... 2,19 • Walrs No. 0... a at Kltaeionl Ex.. 112 11 Cllstelaaatl Otto a 321 troll's No. i... 11.31 I Johnstown 1x..10r16 a as rototatoorreAr. 2= is MI ralla. Zs - press ltta p m WalPs No. 4... 0107 p m W all's N o. L'. 1:31 pra pta1a.P.2......• opt all , s No. 4... =SO p Wall's Uo. ;Is p , Went C... OIL' ore Altoona Amami pm t:7111130.5.7...14t. a . im.4Elstignat tratD atatrt iosaaa s p It aaeST l a 9115 rev Eataralo7 leaves 1 sad unseat 'V. all's IStat •tanelaoall Zapata I I l phCramor.oot alma jrapma. modst.i. 844 N.farans elaxatl Express arrives All other tratradally az - For farther IstfOrMaths Rh; b an ULU. eve ry min g 2.1160 Fri ut Oda Pitts si burgh u. L.:MD. m t. don leirros ashy. All Meld tag. brut the lton. ced.. Train arr dallTs an. that. ..3+; mind.). "apt emnd.y. Wood tketrigusittld 501 ripo " roglirt r y . to ' Uni ser n ALl Wrung euut,td hie will be at e risk* 01 z i ttz Att r im . nmeant. AltoonTh• not iiritir t=1)%111%41. 111 j MIA amount In val. to owner, mien UM ZDW • General Mama 1867. ATtia a Cl3lOlllO 3.; a PITINuu tear N. 71.. .trims will ...a 333 swab lade. MU- w P a l L'al ff Prom October atti. • pe arrive os tea usuoo b./114 ear time, as to Anon 111 (Wow° Ex.... 111:• 'l i n f. Erie . Arrivals, Alloebeagy. IF Br•ta 11 3 . ells• 1116 9:111 in 11(e. Ctetla" Sn Liars Mango a a Cleveland Zr.. 217 a • la Zala • Yon an ally am 1 . 1111 sco " : Cblacro EC a as -CI. • Wan. Ex 2:13 p M1C4117.,114 " 2 Dews from Allezneny. N. Hein as. sas •al Leetsdale •• MIS am ' •• •• IIMI sm. RecllMler • • 1:11p Mgt, .1•1 Coa•o 3:ISp m LeModal• Lein 5.. M p P. Br.= • s:n p E;rega r dils p. MIMEO Ei Par R. Bran .. , 9a• Len t dan: ,r 4 maas arrlael dally. fanda Taiga , VW I:STEMY PENNIOL V. RA1T.808.D.,012 lad= =MBE after gl:lrig; UM; Passenger Trains en Western Penner[Tanta rnlPM. fr a * s . hz -, e AMU". Dlll,lli. Intalysterllol 64111. a. 11 . 2.01.5 t Preep0ra10.1421....12. Preepal — i 2 7.l ok , " 4.1 Iggprets..,,--16210a.a. Onareblglior PreltA lin ..... Inn r.n. O . ilarmerrrleAnT2l.or.n. liharpslFreeport 740 .1•20 . 2. 7:,31 eva r 1w .sa Abate Vitas ten early ernere nundsr. The 2:212002 Train leaves .Lnennen7 Janet ere.' nander et 7:40 A.. 14. revnint Allegnen7 OUT at 92aa Neturnleg leer.* WO at 1001. se. and arrive at All L AW' f b" • " 004'. Conuntnatlon Ttellats—Por la Denten. o Twenty, between ailettpevy anty, Onestany. I . .. p eet; , 424.4r • t=taf; r ln o ,.; C i re i. e.t r. f . tea luta Ding atatlgesergelfipl en tickets. "atop. Tao trans le..= AlleatkeblY et. 1 .1 14 . 3... and3:oo p. nia.k.. alrect con.U.C.ltOrt Pre. port , rll.l. Welker's Lane of ntageerer pener and Hent . tabstonn . ' • ' . . Itiltroad vat wrilvor . end Swat Lkozat. AI! PII7;I3tIRWI,. COLUNIBUS & eltigINNA 11 IL PAN HANDLE lONE. • unl.l4OZ or Tnit. , -cft October 714.1147 1 , tru..ll leavo .4 $4.4. UZ1.11.D4.14.1 Pittabiztet 11.4 Mal run. A. N. Y. 111.4 4 , 21 N. 4:10 744 Line Pr. ' 7.011P.111, - ApermaraSra..ll.4l, nut inDre.t .1.3 1.4641.. Stenbouvilis Aacorad`o.. aro4 P.M. 11:4 11..1414 'a Axamrrn.. 51.0 P. Y. /'.9 414. deed. Vela la;vite arrtaing Clactetaal tt 10:00 next moraine. R. 12. g;t: Irrt i dtlNgl n s; Stag Maltase excepted. arrlettle Cl.nonnatt a 'We V/Perkrinflra. TM B°Ug3 IN AP V43OII .. thane., al cars between t o lUt& elbalanatt. and but ONE timbre t Su Los. 0 . 1 ".• SElldbolpotuto pr.a sad DaeLlsa..f. west: • WEeirra.l , 4l Tlctati In mesae MO MO tatenee, =no =IBM Eli" l igt t igit u Aktal d s e ilss torariTtik.cearTreiTar purrenunse AND CONNELLS • VsLIA MUM& PAD. anglign Spring arranspinint. • sad after 71 - 1(1119DAY. sisr , ll Mb. 1167, Os Miss Sears the Doiszt, corneae )20. • and If saes streets. as f011.w.; . .sass dart. , • ' Pittsboros . Pittaloarsk. Mall to sod (rasa roloot . s. 7;03.. N. I I,or. at. Xxyrtas •• .• 3 OOP. M. 10 CO AL... as, Wen NevloaXeCOMoo..: .13•1. 31. 7 A.3k f MitrS"'""i"'...gfeli: !:'Oa . Draddooirs •• .. CA tt . fluidity Mitred Troia to lad , fast Wtsi Nottion Itdid r... 11130.4. X Tor II:lett apply to T.B WM% Adult. IT. B. a WONT. Superintendent • of 1 A LLEtilllpTll VALLEY JRAILL.• "1".- MIAMI CSLAB6II6_ OF ILTHE. On Ulan.s e 1 l ame r UmTIE. tt il S e a rba r l g a b k ß • O • earner rite and (]alai alroste enrollees: L r st. drrlere: y s ylt a l e i r n a nlnl Arrenaoadrtlem V. V. 11:131. W.. • Find eeds Works Aeront.... Lel A. 14 no • hound kenls Work. Amens..r.uk, Halloo Acrocaoralotlee r , ..0 • It. IS104• Beedny (March Trslo, neon - - urn. 1:70 r. Ar learns Nor ltt meter ries, can:rat:on n? healer elth Hee or racists for rtntarklUreail :41le : r i riZsy Moo tlienneels psoleln ISMS, 1117 rt. str.anorrn.T...o. STEAMSHIPS. STEABIAD AND IMOD' .;;1 LIVERPOOL & QUEENSTOWN, Irelsnd. • • TILE INTHAIif LINE • &Wog SA11:12:13AO—;d1/7131r . *110- muspdy—sorylos 17••• SS• s.• Matta sold Imsod, lasts,* -dootlsod. Ws , 0417 and ?moot. Am,. .t De COIRISOor/ uata• ric nnitaniug, Esaltsly• Amt to Brisk Gad* Paissaget*,. be PIIPTIt STILEILT_, • *Suss Zooms Mee. 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