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Mr.. HANEGAN here requested that his name
might be Withdrawn.
The Senate proceeded to sixth ballot, and the
result was announced follows whole number
of votes so; necessary To a choice, 20:
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The Senate proceeded to a fifth ballot, and the
result was announced as follows whole number
Of votes, As; necessary TO a choice, rs:
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WEDNESDAY,, June 10, 1886.
oRIGos QUESTION.

.... o1soAtt juno 10, IO9O,
The following message was received from
President of the United States, by Mr.. Wake
secretary.
Here follows the copy of the Presidents
sage, communicating the convention which had
concluded, which message appears in this day
per-.
The message was read, and also the CONVEX
between the United States Of America and her
esty the Queen of the United Kingdom Of 4
Britain and Ireland, concluded at WashingOa
18th day Of Jane, ls46, was read first time. 4
On motion by Mr.. ALLEN. that the convs
and the message communicating the conventiOd
gether with the message of the 10th instant, !
munieatinga proposal for the adjustment ~
Oregon question, and the documents accomps
the same, be printed in confidence for the use
Senate.
On motion by Mr.. McDUFFIE, to amen
said motion by adding after the word "samt
words except the communication from Nj
Lane TO Mr.. Buchanan" a debate ensued az
motion, ordered that the further considerap
said motion be postponed until Tomorrow:
Mr.. HANNEGAN submitted the follownI
olution for consideration, n
Resoirsd, That the Presidep, he reou.,,ed to CO..
cate TO the Senate copy OF ali the carresnondenc ii
mas taken place between this government and that
prluln, relative to the Oregon treaty, together
sssePatehss and instructions forwarded to minis
ject.
WEDNESDAY, June IL, 1886.
The Senate proceeded to consider the REL.
submitted by Mr.. HAssEeAs on the 10th
which was modified and agreed TO, as follows
Received, That the Pre'iden, be requested to Co
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To the Senate and House Of Representatives
Of the United States:
InVite your attention to the propriety Of making
an appropriation to provide for any expenditure
which it may be necessary TO make in advance for
the purpose Of settling all difficulties With the
Mexican republic. It'll my sincere desire to ter
inmate, as was originally to avoid the existing war
with Mexico by peace just and honorable to both
parties. IL is probable that the chief obstacle to be
surmounted in accomplishing this desirable object,
will be the adjustment of boundary between the
two republics, which shall prove satisfactory and
convenient to both, and such as neither will hereaf.
ter be inclined to disturb In the adjustment of this
boundary, we ought to pay fair equivalent for any
concessions which may be made by Mexico.
Under these circumstances and considering the
other complicated questions TO be settled by negotia-
ton with the Mexican republic, deem it important
that a sum Of money should be placed under the
control Of the Executive to be advanced If need be-
to the government Of that republic Immediately after
their ratification Of treaty. 1t might be inconve-
nent for the Mexican government to wait for the
whole sum, the payment Of which may be stipulated
by this treaty until It could be ratified by our SEN
and an appropriation to carry into effect made
by Congress. Indeed the necessity for this DELAY
might defeat the object altogether. The disburse-
ment Of this money would Of course be accounted
for not as secret service money, but like other ex-
penditures.
Two precedents for such proceeding exist in
our past history during the administration of Mr..
Jefferson, TO which | would call your attention
On the 26th February, 1903, an act was passed ap.
propriating two millions Of dollars "for the purpose
of defrsying any extraordinary expenses which may
be incurred in the intercourse between the United
States and foreign nations - "to be applied under the
direction Of the President Of the United States who
shall cause account of the expenditure thereof TO
be laid before Congress soon as may be-" and on
the 18th Of February, 1906, an appropriation was
made Of the same amount, and in the same terms.
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FOR TWO NIGHTS LONGER, AND POS
TT1VELY THE LAST.
FRIDAY AND SATURDAY EVENINGS,
JANUARY Is AND II.
Al the .4poiio Hall.

ENTIRE CHANGE OF ENTERTAINMENT
SIGNOR BLlIZ has the honor to announce that
~ in compliance with the solicitations Of several
of the first families in the city, he will repeat his
performances on the above evenings, when he will
Introduce several new and highly amusing expert
ents--VENTRILoQUISM and DANCE OF
DINNER PLATES.
Admission 25 cents; children under IL years OF
age, accompanied by their parents, half price.
Tickets to be had at the bookstores of Messrs
Fischer, Farnham, and Taylor, and at the Hail.
Doors open at Z, to commence at u.
Jan l6
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WASHINGTON ASSEMBI les

THE second assembly will take place at Ccrlsi's
Il Saloon on Monday evening, January 18th,
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Jnoia Rnbber Goods.

WATER PROOF India Rubber Goods ,of Goo9vesrs
w Patent Gumeaslic warranted 10 stand IN any climate
GEORGE BEECHER, loo Broadway. (be<ween Pire eud
Wall has hand and daily receiving from The fac
tories general ofgoods manufactured under the
patent which he offers the trade q. low pces viz
Gum Elastic Shoes. mems all sizes
Do DO ladies' do
Warranted stifen sofen under Huy degree Of
cold or heat
Carriage and other cloths ofevery style and thickness
Iapanned Cloth patent lesther finish article superior
to patent leather. and nj a less cost
ALSO:
Machine Banding, Military Tents,
Life Preservers all patterns Water Hose. every size
Portable Shower Baths al Caps Hats and Souihwesirr
low price. over Goats,
Travelling Bnge. Pea Coats, vr riona stvla,
Horse Covers, iCloaks,
Carriage Aprons, iCapes,
Carriage Rocis Mems Overas
Wafer Pals, various psiternsl Losgins,
Bathing Mats, hunune ana eishlng boots
Isdias' orops Ducking Pants, with doais,
Mechanics Aprons Foot Balls, With air tubes.
Gun n,.c and Covers SuspenceTs and Elssiics
Air Pillows Gloves and NILS
Chair Cushions Camp Blankets.
Wagon Cushlous, Clrcingits ana 1lrN,
Air Mattresses Tents for Sportsnen.
T The above goods prepared by process entirely
dren from ANY other manufacture rendering them nhn
itv ,neror 10 the common Rubber goods heretofore sold
In the Orders promptly executed Tor goods OF al
stvles NJ tHSH
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ANEw ARTIcLE FoR BUILDINGS.

HE 81 5SCRl Der invites he Attention OF hose ouiIcns
10 hi- extensive vRri-y OF patterns Of porcelain Trim
c1irgs Tor LOCKS. Shutters. Bells. kc lc he Erg.. and
GE-Gstlgy Of wnich warranted ~ eey particular They
Iire cleaning perfectly uncIsn g-so- II Color ard
u Any person Of HER superiority e
a- 10 z7P-aAoe-; ib-y adjusted as 10 suit cocrs
OF any acka-s. WIZ ~ ncr.; accuracy TIE Bel Lev
AID Pulls. Ssar-r H1o,. Finger Plates. sad Fr-rch
Wind1v Knob. czu be "a: rzca each tfi-r-r pattern
Door k,o o. xach her up-arts OF ~ tE-r-n. a.
i--ls-
The undersigned wcnd s,sc solicit call on the Of
,hcs9 purchasing Building lard 10 rs assornec II
thai Inc Couvlzced ;hst ocg sxeerc- sac s.rci e---
nc 70 thai department ca,not 5df De advantageous 70 ne
purchaser. Te- 10 lowing zrrcg macy articles
ssrLy receiving AID are offered he mos; favorable
terms TIE LOCKS Ii best quality BON IN wrought
anS cn AID are pat % VIE -itn-r Brass Rosewood
NiosrA OF Porcra.n faroe OF A-y rsret ihicAress Of
doors, viz
5 81, / =. 5 :och Morr.ce Locks,
!, ,. :, : inch R1ri Knob Locks
:, !. 81. 2 iEch Rim DEED Locks
:, :. g 10 ioch Sore Door Locks
81, iach FrOni Door Ao-:ice LOchi with Nigh keyL
!. inch Fr0rt Door Rim LocSs,
Hortc= and Rim Locks aDc La;ccs Of 81 szes FOR pan
ties, &c
Folding Door :.
French wirdo~ So!.s ard Lsicbea
Srsss Flush Bolts 70 5 f-rt long
Store Door Bolts al s.zes-
L4,ch.s, crank handler
Cssi sri wrought hinges OF s~e-y de-c-ip5on Wood
Screws, SID 2ad Shati-r Fas:ErsEs. Watox Springs
snd f4s-oagt, and wrOdssi Mas A,t Spikes Srs6s
Eir.nlrs Nai SASH Cord Weights AID PC4=ys Ia. and
Coax Pi:s, Ttcrah snd KNOB Lsch-s, Bolts Gr l.:
GEO Il. SWORDS, ~ Broadway
ais Af.- al Jl1e lis Broadway. opposite Civ Hotel
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miscellaneous.
YAsDwARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C

HARDWARE. EDGE TOOLS, &C.
OSBORN L LITTLE. importers snd general dealers IN
OEasss. German and American hardware, cutlery edge
tools &c 50 Fulton-s between Pearl and Water New
tx respectfully invite the attention OF country merchants
ne and farmers aud o,bers making their Sprug puf-
chAsss Their extensive comprising eve
thing IN The pe all OF wch IL offered The lowest mar
he: prices for cash, approved credit
Cut and wrong t nails, locks. lsiches
Butts. SCI ews knives and forks rszo.s
Curtacks, oreds and spsre6les
Pen and pocket knives and scissovs
MIL pit and cross cut saws. hoes FORKS
Shovels spades ,scyrhes and snaihs ri1es
Black Iced ro,s and sand cr1sib.es
Pumps for wells orcistsr1s
sc.d:h water OF Ayre stone, for marble po!ishefs
Coorer. ,ools IN great variety, OF the mos! Celebrated
m,nnfscirrs such Albertson, Cosger, Horton, Bar
t,r, aud others
,,oooers' iron f-e,s and truss hoops
IIcu,e and ship cErpeniers' tools
Hlsrs,uilhs' ioCis. gaccen utensils
tu;rhers TOOLS cabIne, makers trimmings
Iioslse aud chip tui!6efs' hardware
ron brsss, cope ana ste>l wire
Iisuu,re ua,lern Il rn2! 9raeod
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YALrARLE FAKn FOR sALE-L.,-lr ,

-e.a-cce Of Nicholas sCih, deceased n san;ly I,.
ust-d Tie side Of the Rsritan r. : sbo5Ii /;
niles sodih Of New containing III acres more
or l-s consisting OF about 80 acres Of meadows. fair pro-
portion o, h-aEy woodland, the remainder land
lsrz- Posuon OF hich "a IN nigh Of cultivation scd
vel ~s;sr-t There Is ou To- good tvgeir Jus.
sad peach orchards n fun Nearing and variety Of oder
f ur-s TIE beauty and heallharess OF ia ,itua,ion
richness OF SOL sd afsPn-ss he raising OF truck and
peach es tozsthr win lis proximity 10 LIE Newt
We. sae Ssw1 OK nafss., readers this farm well worth
For fart7er particl!srs 1orir- or Nh so,,, ~
e. Esa Dye, E.qrs a, he Msnsion-aou.e N-v-Braas
VIE W Snla i0i Aitdagn-s- Brooflyr, L /; or Of
JOSIAH Strs.l- >afotS county. l. l. uah9 IN.
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@wEsTERN VIRGINIA LANDS for ss..-

" e. LANDS Tor Saa.--
Large OF and situate the counties OF Wood
- Richie. Levin, gilmore, ksnawha, Mason. Jackson
Cstel aac Wayne, sno1nng 10 he whole hurc.ed
and sventyour thousand hundred and ,oyore 4cres
These srds form part ofa large quantity conveyed suy
years since n trust for lh- North American Land Company
The surviving Trustees Of ma concern w,hEg wind
ia s1srs IL me P--diest practicable, Offer
es scds for sale n hrgs tracts low prices and IA
voreo.i terrrs
Most OF -se lsnds are IL bordering he Ohio
ny-f snd n he vicinity Of and roads
Thr quality generally very good The greater part oetns
We si.pi-f 10 al The purposes OF agriculture, T- TIE
Inferior portions suited M grazing OF snep sna ca
L. - cue o. ths: reioa pleasant aad healthy anc
from Tie ncrea-I1g current Of emigration the country Is
-su!t!y improving
Desirable opportunities here azorted for companies
OF erzn, 10 seec; large upoc which 10 MAKE h-ic
settlements
Per.ons EIhirg purchase vii. Il IS presumed desire
. tie s1ds and 10, this purpose every facility tie
WAY Of Information VIII be furnished by the undersigned
Tn- upon lands pad up IN ulL Fur farther
Information respecting ;ba lcson be made ae
once lie Company No 81 Sarsor-st Philadelphia or 70
lie subscriber. J. N STEED, Azert
rri6 eisx6r ParterArurg, Wood Co. Va
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tSJERSEY FARM at Privste SALE, a, Hanover,
80 situated about miles fror Madson Railroad Depot
mites VS.. ~ Morrsto~u. L 'ne- East OF Ees
and rnil-s from OfsnseTh- Farm contains go acres
o. land under sh stste OF cultivation, and cannot be sur
passed The STATE The boiidDg consist Of large dwell
nghouse with wngs barn. wagon house con-crio, &c
< al in good order. On said Farm Is plenty Of The
choicest kinds snd ever variety of fruit Il only wants 10
BE- seen Dc appreciated For particulars apply 70
ANTHONY J. BLEECKER, Aucroneer,
rs 10 rOai.
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The number of arrivals at Boston during the last
three dsys has been extraordinarily large exceeding in
the aggregate $50.
Al Baltimore the Money market was very tight
There was drain Of coin from the Banks to be
cent North.
The Michigan Senate passed law to revive and
renew the charter OF the Erie and kalamazoo raoau
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EVE.
nR L FRANCIS. OCULIST.

465 BROADWAY. rIifEp DOOR PROM GRAND STREET.
u EFERENCE given 20 those 10 the city ~hp have been
Il lgy hl1G from AuGurusis, sgh now perfectly re-
stored c-rs Speck- removed OF lite longe. standing
We The undersigned. having witnessed s'ioui-hns cures
performed by Dr. Francis, believe pre2s s:iou
the greaie discoveries aver made Tor oi-e4.e- OF me
Eye iubly recommend hm safe ard skiiu OcG'
R.y Di-xc,S DuSB.R Rev. 5 II. Cosg.
Rev J. ASpSApZ X C. Priest, Rec. G. BgsEoicr,
Rev I PscS Rev. A. WBEELoCE.
r- number of undnuhted testimonials. 10 be a.
Office will satisfy the public OF his a.onshing success
r. Artificial Eyes Inserted 'SithoC; pain e ADVICE 20
i,e poor gratis.
ry- Dr. Fraocis will remove on the first CT MsJ TO 49,
Broome-si hr.t house secord block Eas: OF Broadway
fnSl d. "
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~, 80, ~ -, ,--y.re Co!ogrs. Ertrac PouiItns.
,ur-anss! fra and Bars o. 4"'r r!; tSFlse'
Ssr;rs Gers. i-s..dt,e efFed asr1s to.aeS tiG'
Nst and Took SrvtlsS sNsI':sf a-erJ 81 TX HeS' qua
tty Sc Sc
At TIE NEW ESTABLISHMENT. f7S brosdSay
"A between Lberty act CcrtisDd. The subscriber re-
far exceeding his s4agu;ns has been NJ
slowed upou him since his establishment IN New erS e
halls this success omen OF prosperity osse upoI M
discriminating asts OF ihis metropolis The
the public 10 believe his absolute dsavows OF the
ted and putting system OF advertisement 50 unhusn.ngy
prscceI He Is determined Tia, ruth snd ffness-so ps
ueuariy valuable where imposition !. essy-shs he ne
order Of h establishment and that goods o; as snS oS
ps!sd 90 ey misrepresentation Every hing sna!! o -
false labels sh.netny con,uoc II this country
designed sell the product. o! the best foreign ho1ses
.crecr The aid 81 sach aaess- For yeaIa
the director Of ia- ert Laboratory in PaTis b 10 rdy 10
meet foreign competition h Est:srs himself b ess
resay achieved which Is good guaranty shy
Srcle Il his line possess What has been tho decision
OF ne NOS; schc nd yes IN America, The Jnes-s e
sxthiIiou. of NewY ork Pa.ceiphi. and St.:.u Need
The relera, thai ths s1bscrr s-v-r> years
pss ;sk-a ssa.s, .nd ere-iry The art premium. io per
rery ihese cite. ali competitors lsil Tot most
significant his favor, ihs: DE honorable judges o. TIE
iSs exhibition u Ne~York were struck VILE me &c
saaee and excellence OF his products tbs: HEY f-i h-r-
selves eocssird &c bcs.ow him The God heas never
htorr s-uai - Perfum-y n America arr~dat'.s Al
preSerson the magical and miraculous corpoCncs- 50
literally offered 20 liz Pu5c The subscriber snpiy promises
the most perfect srce ha, Chemist and P-runer ac
cochshed by Of Ire Ss Instruction nao experiences
csn produce Soaps devoid Of all sIkaice qsss- eIcuis
NV perfure hasaic and soothing for iae SKI, t- os
o. EI-rscis sr6 Coosues for Ire nair WRsocs poA-na'
OILS tonic stimulating soothing, according 20 lie
Of he scalp capable, tadlciocsy utt, Of perfectly
restoring hair n Others Of Fing Snd
rrc5-ng psr,S is loss, ca-.:se raf- as ea-r-. M
II al % removing tsni.uf s2j eesaf1y Cleansing
heal His ta-rsc: .ooPowders sud psses Impair. 10
he breath ~ Agreeable oio All 10 ne .e-a Il! ne ne
Of ieh sey rlr1ry csps5-, RI greater degree
OF wh,sa-ss ~ tbs expense otlas eoa- aaekSc o he
acids which frequently euts. iEio n ;1osiaons. rs
Sssving CreAn The h- world hzvaE A1-rczn
risxl nd necessarily superior Ie foreign oa account OF
he OF ne siies Sasiy very 6ee.-oas 10 tbs de-
icr.pSoc % soap, vsQ Exny o-T Acies o: PSF
flrsgy. Ooe aci- IL paraA-, generally either spurious
injured in its always found genuine 3; t,s
esrsSnshczt yx -rrI OF tro-, s-in.s s.t--ed aid Kill
cd ey The subscriber the octy from which he
brochures l. Cinzsns Ssrssgers, Wholesale hnd Retail
Dealer. ars requested call md they shall be Convinced
ts.i tbe subsciher Offers OF Fo-u aid Do-n-sc
Ps.furne.y uprivsls6 for qualify OF price 2Gsneod
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ARRIVED

ARRIVED
Ship Sespssisn, (of Boson) Brewer. 50 ia I'm rser
mo- $500 hxs lemons and orsuges Draper 4 Devlin
l7,h lat IS So lon 81 &C spoke ship DIsde 4. from
Alexandria for London llIh ship Dunlap OF Port
land steering ENE 18th of Cspc Spa-tel spoke bark
sharon 80 DIS fr NOresps blowing heavy at the time,
could NO, learn where bound Sid in with ship Cou,
rer Phnuey for NIors aud Saw her again de out OF
the Island OF Utica The has experienced very severe
gales dur:og the whole passage
Rr brig Leader Davidson - days from Windsor, Ne,
platter and potatoes to master 18Th OF Block Island
was into ey schr and lost howsp.t cut-wsier and
head gear did not learn the schrs name.
Brig Cardenss (of Portsnd9 Goodtng ls de I'm LoeSs
P r, sugar and molssses De Forest Co Len schr
Exchange, OF Mount Desert and brig Wstson ids for ny
Brig Alpine Treat IL DIS I'm 81 Martins WI, 90 bush
salt 70 Buck & Peters.
Sr briS BLOW. SecSwth. Is DIS I'm Windsor, Ms, 10
sons plaster, To Soule Whitney s. Co.
Sehr Piedmont Bsi.de. Is ds fm Ronaire, 1850 Slls
salt to Nesmith & Walsh. 7sh in the Noner Passage.
spoke brig Oscar did not learn where iroua bsrud
lsth exchanged signals with brig Louisiana Left no
Am vcssels Sid in CO with brig Clifford. Tor NY.
Sshr Tiu,oleon, IcEarisn, ) is I'm Georgetown. sc,
TO Nesmith & Walsh $1,000 - yellow pine 20 Badger
4 Peck Sid in CO with schr Geo Wsshioeson. OF and
:o- Fall River
ssAr Rochester, Bingham, DIS I'm Phi!ad cSa, bound
to Sing Sing; =. 100.
ssht Cooley, Eldrldse, DIS I'm Boston, nass, to
Sehr Aeeoa lawrence Neeker, d. I'm Boston, uad'e,
sehr Moseae. E;is d. from, Maven 1874 hhds rao-
iasscs. 10 master.
sehr Aasnsta Brewer, NBeafOrd 100 ssl. oil: to Hus.
sehr Henry Carter H.les, d. In. Boston, bound to
Albany.
schra Franklin and Waterman, both I'm Thous.,on.
hc,e.
scbr Brender, Sweet 3 d. I'm Providence. in bal.,,
scbrAmand& Nickerson, . de- I'm Boston rndse ords-
Schr Compliance, Kelly DIS fu, Boston, S w Lexis
Schr Brilliant Smith. I'm Addison spars. TO master
Schr william, Henry. Wade, Thoma.son- lime,
Sehr Fortune Combs, Thonas,ou, lime.
Schr Texas Pi,tsbury Thotnas,cn. hme.
Schr Richard Taylor. Gutter. ThornStcn
Schr Increase, Demiil Thoras'on
Schr Hudson. -, Cspe Ann dsys
Schr Pearl Gum 6 Is frn kHsvco. hsh
Sehr Maria Benson DIS TN Camden, lime.
sioop Consul. Smith, Cold Spring oil
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aTO MECHANICS.-Tbe proprietor Of la'ge
tract OF excellent Land, ard Of several lots in one OF
lh- most fou, hing ports IN Texas, i.nes dis
pose portions OF II TO acU4 settlers To dozen
mechanics industrious business OF good character.
having cAriAi OF three hundred dollars
cnzrce OF establishing Themselves 10 independence their
soil /. cGered. Apply a. - SUI Building.
rr.r-- q lrn-Odr
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PaPFR HANGINGS.


EIOWELL& BROTHERS. Manufacturers ana In po'i-
llers OF Paper Hsaeings having opened n Ne~ fors
Civ branch of th.r PhilA5- pha Establishment won "a
respectfully ca. the attention OF the citizens Of Se~f ORR
and waning goods II tn-i line. 20 their nsiV-
Of Paper Hzngings. Soraers Fire Board Prints
Curtsn Papers and ali other articles II ther e OF hus-
ID having received from the Institutes for The Eusour-
asereni OF Domestic Manufactures, 10 he cites OF New
YORK phi. snd Hosou Silver Medal. for the
msnufacure OF their goods astt-r ttst they
sen b-er Rrcla for the money hsu can he Pnr-
chased elsewhere
FRESCo PAPERS
The Subscribers 'soad particularly cs attention % heir
ls-s- sre>co Psp=rs FOR Psr.o-- s1c Column
Psp-rs for Halls. P1hic Rooms, Eatri-,, Sc Ac-
Also Curtain pap-fs. 4 arucI- for vIndovs
p-p-rng II Rooms Il slis, xc promptly attended 10 by
careful ,Sotkra-n-
County merchants and CITY dealers will and /; 20 heir sd
vsnisg- 70 give a csil
HOWELL BROTHERS. No ISL Brosdws7.
as lrr-oi- = door ALI w. the Ctty Hotel.
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r-nde of the Hu.ison.

prodcs and Country Mereaand,e irir'nr at Ne'o- YORK
swinaure Line-Bsres Marvin. d Linell-69 empty
bbls Reynolds s. Mccormick, IL b6ls beer c Burt.
Duran,, Lsthrop Cos lino-Canai oost brewer
5000 bbls oats Durant, Lsthrop & Co.
Lake Boat Oak Hll-365 bbls beer Putnam 6o DO do
j Mcknight
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r.. c.. THROUGH mas IT.
20 sMSrrsSr9dO HOURS FROM NEW -,s 81


YORK TO WHEEL-1
ING and PlTTSBURG. vis PHILADELPHIA. BALTi-
MORE AID OHIO RAILROAD, Cumle r!.nd, Md.-3S0
NILES RAILROAD
To West-ru Trsvelersi-Great United 5ates Mai AID
Passenger Route TO Wheeling, Pi.isouk, Cincinnati and
lie South srd West
Psssen gers going directly through
LesTe Nrw-YcrK. foot of Lbery-s- North River 81 {.
z. H. In the Grest Mail Train
Arrive In Philadelphia a, 9 2. h.
Leave Philadelphia a. 10 ?. III dsiy-Asil Train
Arrive IN Baltimore 81 A. "
Leave Baltimore q, .; A VI. 81 the Baltimore Ohio
Railroad, lso r1iles
And arrive al Cumberland a. 5 P a.
Leave Cumberland at P H. bg he National Road and
Good Intent Stage Lines and arrive in Wheeling Pitts
ouryh next evening
~ The SECOND MAIL leaves New-York, A. ". by
RsiIroad Leave Pac -lpha, Sundays excepted, i.
u. by STEAMBOAT, and A. ". ny Railroad for Baltimore
10. P:tsburg take The splendid new and mo-
cern built Steamboats, a. Brownsville and thereby hzT .ony
y miles OF Staging on the whole
Frs: class Steamboats, leave Wheeling ard Ptrsb1rg
hourly and Passengers forwarded without Delay 10
Cincinnati and all Other Pors South and West Fare
81 - Cincinnati.
For through tickets by this apply in PhsdelD ia
the Railroad Ofsce corner OF Hs-AeI snd Eleventh
IS South Th.rts and board etnboa, Dock trI
Fare through from Philadelphia to Wheeling SIS 10 Pits
burg Sl with the privilege of stopping Baltimore and
rrsuIirg seais a; pleasure
For farther information apply TO
J. L. SLEMMER, Agcdi.
Railroad Ofcs foot OF Liberty 81 al M and 81 A u,
q Adams Cos, No. Is WalLaI II III A NJ, or National
Hotel, No Corland-st mSleod