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ISLAND GROCERY STORE.

CEo r. RArTIN6LY q BROTHER have
" just opened GROCERY, FL0UR,aEN
and FEED STORE in thslr new ware SEES
house, on ~ street, between r and r "
well-se'ected stock exactly adapted to the demands
OF the trade and consumers generally 3 % n
They respectfully, invite, an Inspection, and
have no doubt they can and will offer Ind ucenents
for frequent calls and continued custom. -
-. -, GEO. z. MATTINGLY,
sep2S-2aw3w JNO! II. MATTINGLY.
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oYsTERs.-oYsrERs.-oYsrERs

p SCHWARTZ, corner OF 18th and streets,
i Ne acquaints his customers and the@ ~
public In general that he has openedG ~ fa1
his Oyster and Picking estab ishment Molly
at the corner of 10th street and Poto- ~
mac river, Steamboat Wharf, where he built a
large cellar and VAULTS to keep Oystersin the cold
est weather ...I -
Hotels and Restaurants are invited to make now
the contracts TO be to get their Oysters all the
season round, at the most reasonable terms.
Orders left at the corner Of 1ith and Il SITS will
DE promptly ATTENDED to. sep 27-1m*
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FRENCH BOOT MAKER.

CUy.WULFSTEINER,N No. as Eighth St
near Pa. avenue, is now prepared to .,6hm
His long experience and pra tee i'm thisY NJ
branch of the business in Paris and New "a.
York, justify him in saying that his boots cannot
be excelied In this country f1- = = =
Has on hand a lot already made nm IN which
the particular attention Of gentlemen are invited
sep 1t--.Sm$ znfDI -ao ~ 4 : 80 -T..--r -
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CANAL PACKET LINE To POINT OF
ROCKS


Ts'uE Canal Packet CONGRESS having been
u thoroughly repaired and putsS4--,C.IiI.yh
In first rate order the machinery ~
being removed and horse power suSstitufea) con.
tinues making her regular trips between George.
town and the above place.
The Boat win leave the wharf OF w. Fl. & III. 8
Ritter for Point of 4 ocks on MONDAYS, WE'D
NESDAYS and FRIDAYS at7 O'Clock a. N; and
the Point Of Rocks for Georgetown on TU ES-
DAYS, THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS at the
same hour, stopping at Tie different landings along
the line FOR the reception and landing OF passengers
and freight, goiag and returning.
The Boat WI leave Georgetown at O'Clock a.
m and arrive az the head Of the Great Falls at H.
Seneca at 1, Edwards Ferry 3x, Monocacy 5k,
Knowlan's Ferry 9, and Point OF Rocks at o'ci'k
p. II. Returning, leave Point at a. m, Know
fan's Ferry 1t ~, MonocacyS, Edwards Ferry
IL, Seneca, Great Fails 3X and arrive at George.
town at p. n.
Passage through either way 60.
Meals served regularly On board the boat at mod
crate prices. CHARLES MERRILL, Capt.
lie 25-GH
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OFFICIAL.

TREASURY DEfARrnxNf, Aug. ,, 1855
Notice Is hereby given to holders OF stock Of the
loan authorized by the act OF 1915, redeemable on
and after the i2th November, 1855, that the whole
any part Of that stock win be purchased by this
department at any time previous to the 30th No
venber next, for which 3 per cent. premium Will
be paid in addition to the SUMS expressed In the
certificates.
And to the holders Of the stocks Of the other
loans Of the United States, that purchases Of the
same to theamount Of 81 ,3lo, 900 win also be made
during the same period at the following rates:
For stock Of the loan Of 1872, premium Of 10
per cent for stock Of the loans Of lS47 and le4s
premium OF Is per cent; and for stock Issued ua.
der the act Of 1850, commonly called Texas-in.
deninity stock, premium OF 8 Per cent.
Interest win also be allowed, at tue rate stipu-
lated In the certificates, from the LIST July last to
the day Of settlement here, with one day In addi.
ton, to enable the Trcasursrs Greft to reach the
party.
Certificates transmitted to this department m.
der the present notice should be duly assisneA 10
the United States by the party entitled to rv,eav,
the purchase-money.
Payment for these stocks win be made bv Or, NJ
upon the assistant treasurers at Boston New York
or Philadelphia, the parties entitled to receive
the money may direct
JAMES GUTHRIE,
suAdtNov3n Secretary of the Treasury
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COAL.-COAL,

, :, -. -.-L.- SUAl. :-UUAL! l-I-l--
ME consumers OF Coal are respectfully In.
y formed that the undersigned can furnish them
with superior article, and at the very lowest
price. Punctuallty and just weight il his motto
ana be assures all that may favor him with their
Call at the Yard ID street, few steps sonth OF
avenue. Il -E.H IL. @. NARROWER
sep lu-lm IS (Sentinel& Organ) =.
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THE STEAMER GEORGE PAGE will
IL leave AlexandIia and --lVash- -

l. leave Alexandria and Wash eK- -
ington at the following hours 3, 40 E.sss3fak3S
Leave Alexandria at AZ, ~, ~, n a. m, W1
2, 3x, S, 6 pm rl55e.s,-'-t,-t 4. = -
Leave Washington at 6, 8, OK, 11x a m, ],
2x,44,5K,7 D. m.
..-LATHAm'S 0MNlBUSES will run in connec
0on with the Boat, starting from the Capitol and
going up Pennsylvania Avenue as far as 18th ST :.
tn sncs to the Boat. s,i~ f,sfrf.5- = : - -,
Leave Capitol at 5k,7x, sx, MA m TN,
The BOAT runs In connection with the Orange
and Alexandria RAILROAD, and with the Trains on
the Baltimore and Washington Railroad. = = :
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GLASS;.
No. 5000 reams writing paper 10 by 26 inches,
to weigh twenty eight pounds per ream
No. 2-3,l0o reams writing paper. is by Is inches
to weigh twenty six pou ads per ream.
No. 3.-100 reams writing paDer 1S nv % inches
to weigh twenty-four pounds per ream
No. 4.-340 reams writing paper, Is by is inches.
teweigh twenty-five pounds per ream
NO. 3.-4n reams writing paper, IL by Is inches,
to weigh twelve pounds per ream
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DIR. z. =. WIsI8HT:s

UHPAILING "SCE0FUL0C5 kETIDCTE,n
fss tss Psrrsasssf CxFs Of CONSUMPTION
! ssd all o:Asr forms Of SCROFgLOUS
j DISEASES. -.
vsShlS Medicine Is prepared by an eminent phy.
- stefan o. eighteen years practice In New IoIk
city, during which lime he Las constantly used Il
with the most unbounded success, and created 10,
i reputation In private Practice, unequalled In
the history Of medicine. ltactS Immediately upon
the blood, cleansing ii from I'll scTcfuous huricrs
Q. impurities, renovs.ing and by its magic pow.
ezs, INViGORATis THE WHOLE SYSTEM,
In proof OF which, hundreds OF Tes pactsble wit.
neSsss from the doctors private practice have Civ
es Ia their testimony, and ei.tlesthsGe suffering
from any scrofClous affection, 10 eSg spcs tIsss
esd satisfy tssr,selcss --l
a Treatise on ScrOfulous Diseases can be h.s
gratis ar PRINCIPAL DEPOT, 400 Brosdusy.
and at Drug Stores generally. -
II .ssl CHARLES sToTT s. CO.,
ss....t Agents ior washington
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pARxs BY NoRNrEs LINZ:

OMNEBUSE5 and BAGGAGE WAGONS VIII
be At the Depot OF the Washington Railroad, to
convey passengers and baggage to the Steamboat
GEORGE PAGE, for ALEXANDRIA, distance Of
miles, allowing ample time for meals. =
IL. w. VhNDEGRIFT, -
jyff Gen. Sups
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E EVENING STAR.
IroR rae STAR
Charade.

Our thanks, Tor my frst ara kindly due,
To brute Of gentle kind,
And grateful 10 the epicure,
III sweet he can but fiad-
My second bears with Il along,
A train Of heart-crushed signs:
The ruin Of fortune and Of health; 30
Deaths victim OF supplies.
Mywhole thing mcst harmless Is,
And plenty here abound,
BY children sought when fours bloom,
A useless thing when found MATTE.
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NOTICE 20 TRESSPAssERs.

GONE persons are In the habit Of forcing open
- the gates and breaking down the pannels CT
Government reservations, foI The purpose OF lei-
ting In their horses and cows This Is 20 notify
tue public that hereafter all herses and cows found
uesspassng upon tie public grounds VIII ee
taken Gp, and their owners proceeded against &C
cording 10 law
by order OF the Conner Of Public Buildings:
w. p, MOHUN,
sep 10 General Superintendent.
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ANTHONY,S
G. WARRINER,

Wa G III NJ X Z R,
No. 200 Pa aeeBHs, tefsccsd 9th and 1884 streets,
WASHINGTON, DC
Pivoting, Jeweiing, ard every kind Of repairs
to Watches. vE-am
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CoLT'S AND ALIENS REVOLVING

COLT'S AND ALIENS REVOLVING
" PISTOLS; single harreled Pistols, at all
pTcesi Bird and Dncking Guns, Rides; Bald
wins Gun waddings; wad Cutters CoIs,
Eley's, and g ID Percus sion Caps; Powder Flasfs
and Horns; Shot Pouches and Belts; Nipple
Wrenches, Main Springs. Gun Hammers Gun
Worms, Screws, and a good assortment Of al
kind OF Gun Trimmings For sale by CAS-
4 T.. X. LUNDI,T ID
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ORANGE s ALEXANDRIA, RAILROAD.
Ez - s.ssz5asss - 81: 60 s
GREAT sc UYHERN tlIAIL LAVE!

GHEATt 30 VTHERNr HAIL LINE!
vENWICE daily between WASHINGTON and
y the SOUTH, OiG ALEXANDRIA, COR
louisville and RICEMOND-no night line
OF Sunday.
Leave Washington before O'Clock m
Leave Alexandria SO am
: Leave Washington &C z pm -
Leave Alexandra 4 s' s e pm
.~s FARES BIZ NEXT LINZ. .s
From Washington and Alexandria, to Cor
oonetIAAS Us %
From GordOnsviile to Richmond. ......... 2 IS
Travellers VIII ind tue mcraing lirs the cheap
est, most pleasant and expeditions route TO the
GreenbIier White Sulphur, Faueuier White Sui
phur, Warm, Hot, Alum and Capon Springs,
Warrenton. Charlottsy vile, Staunton, Strasburg,
Winchester, hariscnburg, Lexington, Weif's
Cave, Natural Bridge, Luray, New Market, Mid.
dlebuIg, &c. -L g.
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He No. $50 Pa av., bet. Oh and 10Th sts.,
Is prepared to make to order any device that may
be suggested such as Flower Bouq uets, Bracelets,
Breast Pins, Ear Rings, Chairs, Crosses, Rings,
Chartelains, &C Also, Jet Ornaments for sris.
>IU Persons may rely upon their own .bair he
Ing used. ~ 90 tla 5I,-sHt Isi--V
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BRANCH RAILROAD.
"a % q

(yHANGE OF HoURs.-On and after Mon
" day, the Sd instant. the Trains will
Leave Washington at 6 and sk a. n., and 8 and
AZ p. n. c, 49, -r--.-v -fsss-., ~
On Sunday at IL p. n. - CO. ~. Z
5X p. m, 4. = - =
ap g3-E +. II. PARSONS. Agent. Z.
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These bitters are szfiFsly vsretGbls, theY invg-
crate and strengthen ths systeTaf never prostrste
1t, and can 10 used for iafalts a. wei as adults
For sale By respectable dealers everywhere, end
WELL, Georgetown, and J. X. PIERPONT,
Alexandria. -..- 10 mar lily
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FOR mOUNTiyERNON.i y =

] FOh MOUNT - o.
I'm TUESDAYS AND FRIDAYS.-FARE,
" round trip, 81; from Alexandria .
IS cents The steamer THOMAS
COLLYER leaves Washington at g. and Alexan-
dria at 9k O'Clock. Coaches leave the Capitol fos
the boat at s1 O'Clock. Coach fare 10 cents. Per-
sons wishing the coaches viii leave their residence
With George Thomas Parker =
Refreshments on the boat. - ~ st@-i t'''e *
~ 8-u sAM'L 6EDNEY, Captain.
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marriage, It's duties erd disqualification. ana
their remedies; with Lifhosrsphs, ilusiratlng -
Anatomy and Physiology, and Diseases OF he Re-.
Plocnouye Organs cS both sexes, their structure.
eses, and functions. A popular and comprher.
sive Treatise on the Duties and Csusalt,es ~ "a.
gle ard married nfc-happy ana fruitful aIl,snc.-
mode or securing thern-iIfeaIrttors and infrvf1
onesItneir deviation and removal, = important
nllIs 20 tnose conienp intsg laztrimcay, that vii
overcome objections 10 It; none, LcveSer. shagIS
take toe important stsr without rrst ccrsultinr ~.
pages-cornrnentaTieSo on the dssez ses ana ype1,si
treatment OF females nom infancy 10 old aye go
case graphically Illustrated by beautiful lithogn.
phic Piates-neryoas debility, its csuxs and cgr.
by process az once so simple, sic and erecfnsi
That failure Is impossible-TuleS for daily rnnn,,.
nent-an essay on SpoTnatorrhma, with pracflc,a
observations on a safer End more successful mod
OF neutrality-suspicious. hints On the evils ~
sulting from empirical practice--an essay ON An
diseases arising from ndiscretion, with plain ard
simple rules by which all PERSONS can cure them
selves without rleTcaIy--reDedies FOR those ses.
inflicted miSeTies and disappointed homes SO mn.
fortunately prevalent in the Young. ills a truth.
fol adviser TO the married and those contemplating
marriage. Us perusal Is particularly recommend
ed to persons entertaining secret doubts Of their
pnySical condition, and who are conscious Of hav-
Ing hazarded The health, happiness, and privileges
to which every human being is entitled
Price TWENTY-FIVE CENTS Der ccpv r.,
Five Copies for One Dollar. Mailed free Of post.
age to all paris Of the United States. -
". B.-Those VIM prefer NAV consult Dr IA
CRolX upon any OF the diseases upon which thi.
oook treats, either personally or by mail Med.
cine sent 10 any part Of The Union according TO di
rectious szfely packed ard carefully secured from
al observation.
Address DIR. NJ. Il. La cRoIN. No. =, M,,d,,
Lane, or Post Ofice Box SO, Albany. NY.
III Ofhce open dailv from a. m TO n. ma
and on sunday 1om until p. m
~ Once REMOVED from No S. Beaver Il.
to 81 Maiden Lane, Albany, NY.
dec w
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CUPERIOR TABLE AND POCKET CUT.
- lery, Razors, Scissors, &c, positively low, at
the Housekeepsrs' Furnishing Store, $50 Seventh
street. q. FRANCIS.
seP2 str
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double The quantity Of Nd.
ing matter In that Of th-
FIFTY CENT OR DOL
LAR PUBLICATIONS.
IL treats On the PHYSIOL-
O6Y OF MARRIAGE,
and tie Secret InaTritIes
and Disorder OF Youth and
Maturity, resulting ffoEa ex-
ctsses, which destroy the
physical and meneI pow
on Nxrifh nIS.r,-,st,,ls
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FANCY HAIR ORNAMENTS.

SEP 10 No. i2s, Bridge street, GeoFgttev
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GOING NORTH.

GONG SoUTH-1;e S 10 a N T,sin will conncc; at
SaaU...ky with No nug 7 aiUi.Om JU'edOi sou.
vi witd lineage En- SOuthet Division &: ( +.
EoId; S0eiby Junction with Cincinnati Ex"ess on
Cleveland: aiI ms ted JucOn wish Oav EXI.rcs<
Pe~bprsil, aud New9 With The Ea>tadj west a:Ts
OIL cniIt UGio Railroad.
The 20 u ala will IOnRec; at SaDdpsky Nhst.s-
me i;ay Cty DeiUi,; al lie wi. Ii western
r.ain Oh d T.. Il. X: ct shelby Junction a. III
viii Mall Tam on q. K Il for COUmhW 'uL Cjn-
ciMLa''; at Mansfield JUNCTION at 6.5 % with
on 4 Z Tor ri tsaursl, sud at New2tk EaS'z
aFd Wet Night Trains on Cen,.aI OHIO X Z.
GOING NORrtl-The 9.s6 a 7 EaiD ySi,I mate : oae
connection at Newa with Malt Train LeitaT o.
Central Ohio Il; field ion witt, c.s
for Pittsburgh: at$hehs Junction at 1918 win G'.
Cineti Express for Cleveland. liUslO and New York,
aud Momnevi!e with Mail Tam Z & T Road o.
Toledo, Chicago, & c.
The 3.1O u Train will connect at News.k with Ey-
""ess from the East CcniTa Ohio Rnsd; MsnSied
Junction with Fast Train tOr Pittsburgh ut SbeIov JUG
ton al 5.2i whit i,rinnati Mali Glove nd; a.
MHnTOeVilIe viii Night EXrres: Tor TneJO I'd UhcasO,
.nl al SahdIsSy with steamer lay Cay foF Del: Omi
Gh'csso.
a.. SapGHSkv, Aug 4. 1885 -l.-.r-r- sn11-;T
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MasnINcrnN. NRms

WASHINGTON NEWS.
DC. 25-io morrow asnoTement will be made
70 IeSc;nd Nj. Stephens tesni,g ion, providing LOT
a coGlinpnHs session of the House uatil lie cleo
lion ef Speaker.
In the. event pfsthe. success of this attempt.
VIII, % is rI5ba6le, Nj, Campbell will Withdraw
his solution Inviting NJ, sQEEtO lake tie Chair,
tea'peEs rlY the latter OPPOSITION being based on
the former. ts" $3.50
The FteesoiIers are alaEmei JfOs ear that if Orr
gels INTO Tue chair The Amefcan party will go over
10 him, thus tiyeIling lie Drmocratsinto combi-
nation In,fayOr OF Mr. Orr from their own caucus
caniidate. 20
Tie movements 20 day are REGARDED as intIca.
tVeoi adeiernlGston " eleet q Speaker before
the Close Of inc week. IN So
= Com. McHeever, Of, the Norfolk Navy Y. rJ mas
informed the Scc'y of the Navy that Ike .teom r.
seriously iuiuted ~ mai operation. tic ates
that she leakthe WIS caused toy Tie Oh KUN becom-
ing detached ;rum the seams. 40
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ElLLiRusrERs.

i. V, Dec. 26.-The au:h0rlLleS iave been fUr-
| n'sutJ witI fldavi,s ana documents, winch tLey
lie III lIletutaOe, showing tIs W Ide Spread move
nlent uas bern cUlnmrnc Il a. along ne Alanic
Seaboa!d Of liIe U. S. u send men aud arms 10 Nj
ca TOrua fer The purpose OF uTS3mZ,Hg AT army ~
thau STATE 10 descend on Cuba nj San Domingo,
and wreSt them from their pIeSeut poSSeSSoTS. al
tel The cOnSmmat on OF hIS GeS.n, tie parties ~
iereSed IIsihe movement. nIopOSes unite mo .
coTIrdeTacy 10 lake Nicaragua ii,' such other pOr
tuonoi CeutiaI AmeIlca rs nay be Otquit SeG ia Gy
| .he c0RuuEeTS UT Cuba and San Domingo, unU
anU eitUer 10 set mp separEte Republic or 10 ap-
| p y fot admission ihto he Union 1S Slave StatsS
/ II Is alleged inst thOuSanUS 81 The most reckless
adventures IN .he Ailanuc Cities have already
Ut ell enlisted in this movement aud that Tue ranks
OF .ue would be IdvHUefS ATE dal being augment
eli by extensive acceS ions ;fom lIe interior, and
Ii is fUtlht alleged tnat W0lker cH'eS not ,;Ie
t"s Nicaragua, amy further han as Sue may prove
sstv!ceaoEe Us tHe gothtEng unt tut Itte Invading
army.
So FAT as we can learn, this information came in
! poss. ssiun OF The U. S. Government lnEough 't,e
t'e3cte!y OF The dlau ho 20 have gOue oct as
! Geaeta! oil Tue expedition. Tie CuUa-r JuHta is
saul 10 be AT tue DO, ON OF lie wbule aff,n:
| The bona ide passengers by tile Sotttefn Light
ale mucn annoyed by their GstenilOM, wul:h Will
oe continued Tor Two days mole, 20 enable tic c
90 10 beexomned. i9Cgr amount Ot lie IIejght
| IS said 20 consist Of barneSs aud farming imple-
neniS, aud IL is believed 10 iuclude implements Of
\ war.
Secretary Marcy responded as follows to Parker
d.Fiench's teller transmitting Credentials as Min
iSteI.Irom Nicaragua: am Ufected by tie Pres
idea 10 reply to your communication, tlal he mas
moi ye seen any reasons fos establishing diplomatic
Intercourse with Tie prison who now clniIs ex-
etc;Se the political the State Of Nicaragua.
Those " no were CHIEFLY iuS,IumenIalln suspend
ing or oyertIrowiug lie fermer Government OF thai
Slate, were not citi, ems beIonging tot, nor have
those CITIZENS, or any considerable part Of Them,
far as is now known LeIe, freely expressed their
affai:s in Nicaragua. Until such shall
be the case the President does not deem il proper
to receive you or any one US Minister TO Tins
Government, unless duly appointed by the Su-
prme Government Of Nicaragua.
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STEAMER NoRruERI LlG9T.

etaiaed Nv the u. S. atInosit eS, he nile,ed bail
oein: refused Tee seacch log nanitions Of way
y sui gong on, ell lhe! packages On net sworn
H'aUtlest are .uEemaip undistGtbed. but all oln
eF descriptions Of iregh. 10 be seasoned. Tue
parties previously a'fes Ell have beed takeS into
CUSTODY aud are required ,Og give large tones.
lsEcONb DsPArcMl
Al ue suggt siro OF tue TfalSls Co. the U. S.
Ois,.ict AuorHey mas Consented 10 81 The MOI. h.
efn Ligu: rtoceed on per voyage, on cuudl ION
liza, sue ,aAeS Oui Two Of the MnEshsi deputies
20 Superiu.eId ,ne ursehogs o: he ca 90 at Punto
Arenas, .de ComE'ry 81 hu'at,ng ,o.brIng upcS al
he nHorS uhd munltiOn. Of was iuuud On board
Sue VIII sal: as soon as sue can Ue go. ready.
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= Fe.sNu rsqueSis rs 10 insert the follow, ng
beautiful nes. We do so. wondering il ,ee las,
y,sse is ase'ectOn Of tae mad, Ct Tue heat:
Taere a~e some sp'ris B,ly 3. Jung,
Toccno back he tone. o! ~ nc,
And nose ew cherished ones among,
ue,e. dear friend, 20 admbe Thine.
Angels at erd !iee may theis wing.
Ga.' eve shadow rrOmt t:y brow,
Fot onlS b'ish. and loving thing,
Should wa.t so pure as thou.
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2 ,iLADELpnlA MAcEEr.

De. 60 Flour qties, >innn.5,: ,Tsp@S j. eI.;.
81 s. 10, bu oHiy t'aN$att rs tcpN',."
snsu otS fur nome consump 'o"; i."nl 8,59t"9 80
for co,ndon 80 & ICY. No >an,n o; u hea otTer-
It, on 'cn'Hge, aIti most o! ~ siocs i "";o,-
i1eTet' a IEeseui qu"talous, les >''e> 1870 90
eotl and 200 IT, wile. :yr S.r:hy,.>a'ts Of
1000 wts.e u a2d 500 De 8wa'r a.eI,I rs. Corn IN
Fair denaru, $4,000 I'D oew oornrr' yellow pnr
ar15c, afiO.l. Tuu eco vqiliei, STOCK 20 aMd
gr0tes nannlat: Il Ell sety mucu reduc-d.-
WnsHv- emHn.i Iinneu, sales Of us al soc I'D
uhi. q S. se.H-Hl tss-
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oun c,ts was unusua'y qui.t on Christmas day,
The enforcement the city ordinances against fr
ing squias, ps,ois. &C., having teudencyiG curb
The pnr osm OF Young america. Divine service
was held in most all the CHURCHES.
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winter Arrangement.
TaAsspoRrArlos orrler e. & o II.

To-. q h.
Wheeling Station, rec. It'll, 1850
on and after rueSdiy The Il Instant, Passemee
fr9tns express and nailG Will cave his station daily
at I 2. N. aud 1880 p ".
The Express Train leaves at i, PM: a. Il viii oEy
stop at The ol:owing stations: BemwoOd, Aoundsv:ie,
Lame on, Fat'mOnt, FctteImaI Newbus, l:o.csbT sh,
PiedGlUmt CumuerIand, sir Johns Run MattinsbrI q
Harper's Ferry. MUnocacy SykesvilIe aud washngsoa
The Mail traiuleave:; daily except Saturdays al O:3O
r: NJ. and will stop at all ;he 'esuIyr stations
The Wheeling aud Cunbet land NcccmmOdAt or T ala
will be 'Wndaily except sundays leaving wh@eins al
:. A. NJ, AMI arriving at Canine land al G, g. NJ
Ing att p. VI.
Ey oder Of J.H DONE, sro't
del u. FORD. 2:ent
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DEMOCRATIC .CoNVENTloN-As SPLIT.

!. DEMOCRATIC, CONVENTIONAL SPLIT.
PIrTsRuaGri, Dec. 26.-The City Democratic
Convention to-day split between the Fusionisls
aud Bnti Fusionisls The Fusionists, having the
majority, nominated VJLIz, lNitig for reelection
as Mayor. Fifteen anli's Withdrew, recognized
aud nominated John a. Irwin. "a 3
Prrrssuaou, Dec. 2l;.-Ghrs:mas was gener.
ally observed here, and business entirely suspend
ed-churches well Elled.
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NEW YORK MARKET,.

Dc. e6 -S,oc.s irp, Cleveianr ap6 Ho:e,!o
12j; t'eadi ~ 934; Virginia 6'S 9S9 fo.on
RIO a. I24. Sugar frn, Solrs c. 5Tn.x. Y. q.
sac. Mo . Ses i,u,, Sa;.S 400 Ouis AZ S9c. Oils
qniet. Iron GEm. sales OF 100 o,s Sea c.. - g.
:obFcco tr.,i, saeY 500 hhts. Eteigais e, Sic.
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CINCINNATI MARKET.

DEC. % -Flous il modera,e demand aoc 90
cba"ged, $50 bb> sold =, 80. Moth u. ,iorcg
= GraiH. hogs, Isle "ulng, one SIC 81 500
,l'scv's"n> very 'iuU. WHISKY uncUangeu 500
bis sold S0aas. Gcoce les St'ieneL Dat ia u
sections ;tw 20 ubS nUa$Sra solr . 4Oatl.