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Died.


On Sunday, August 10 Mrs. Fiiz.FSW Pifssos at the
residence Of her mother Mrs Aun II omas No 80 King
Notce or her funeral viii be gwen IN 10 morrows
psror .
vr.yht and daughter Of Mr.. Legure, Of Halifax Nova
sofia in the ieth year Of her age.
The friends OF her family ae kindly invited 10 attend
her funeral this afternoon, at two O'clock rom her late
residence No, Chryste street
HsllAx and Boston papsfs Please cory
On sunday morning. Auerst 10, SARAE suloSLY, VA.
tive OF the county fermsragn ireland.
The friends Of the family respectfully invited 70 Al
send her funeral this afternoon nj two O'Clock, from the
residence OF her brother High 2s ives, Twenty seventh
street
RrTps A. KfSe aged o. years and months only son OF
the ATE Abrsm King ESQ and step son Of Dsvid Levitt
me friends and relatives are respectfully n'icd 10 a.
resldsn<c Of bis brother NAV, l2o Columbia street
On sunday, August 10 Ar. ASpsHw Lros, IN the ga
ne fSispds and relatives ., the family are requested
10 attend his funeral from the residence OF his son IN
hw, Mr.. n Hennon IL Amos street THIS Afternoon
On sunday Angus, 10 c.rasRrss Doyosrr, aged "a
years. - - an, -.
10 attend her funeral this afternoon, al three O'Clock,
from her late residence, 70 Goorcs street,
On Friday August 9. Mrs. ANY Mon.
Der late residence, No: lO5 Dean street, Broosyp.
California and Long Island papers please copy.
On sunday, August 10 Aucs sie q Wm Butler, aged
30 years and s months.
Her friends and acquaintance respectfully invited
n attend the funeral this afternoon, a two O'Clock, from
her late residence No 2s, corner Of Twenty ah street
and Ninth avenue.
on Sunday morning. Angus, To- BsyInnS sSrpr, aged
10 years, months and 10 days
he funeral will take place this afternoon, Al three
O'Clock nom bis mothers residence 2Ql Seventh street
Hs n lends and scqnainsnces are respectfully invited 70
stynd his funeral, without further invitation
On Sunday, August 10, MAReAsSASs daughter ofpa
kcs and Mary hDonogh, aged IA months and as dsys
Inc nIcnds and scqaaintsnces are respectfully invited
10 sftcrd tho i1nors from tho residence on her p,yens
NO. w trln street Brooklyn This afternoon a. tg2.
gk0sk. - .#e48. ~s
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IN Hrookyn on Saturday evening August sfscr four
days' illness, Of cholera nfantum, GRAem knrca, young
est child Of BENJAMIN r. and Lucy B. seaver, aged a.
months.
The relatives and friends OF he ,sIaly arc invited 70
attend the funeral tins afternoon al TWO O'clock from
her fathers residence, 80 Garden street, Brooklyn.
On Sunday morning, August 10, o. IA O'Clock, alter
ong ard severe Illness SEonek youngest son Of JOSIAH
ind Sarah z. Miller.
The friends and relatives respectfully .ryted 20
attend the funeral without further invitation, rem his
ate residence, Dean street, between vandertiit snd
Washington avenues sBrooklya.
On Sunday, August TO- the vie Of Andrew Barrett.
The friends Of the family spectuy invited 70 az
tend The funeral, this Afternoon hsf past three clock
without further invitation, rom the corner CT Hrdson
avenue and johnson street, Brooklyn.
On Sunday, August TO- JANE the beloved VIE Oh James
Boyd after long and severe illness Of oroncnus sGeo
30 years aud ~ days.
The friends Of the family respectfully requested 70
attend the funeral, rom the residence OF her hnsoano
2ee Grand street, Brooklyn, Z. D., tomorrow morripg
st 10 O'Clock.
At wesnawker, on Saturday, August 9, JANIS LUpIov,
aged u years.
HE Gends, those of the family and those Of his sons,
John j., James and anthony Ludlow are respecualy n
ved 70 attend The funeral hs Afternoon a. TWO ciccK
from the Grove church, Daley town.
At his residence, at Craneyille, ~ j., on saturday
morning, August o. THOMAS SAVAGE, merchant, OF tf.s
city, in the 4lst year OF his age
At Sharon Springs, N. Y, on Thursday. August I! OF
disease Of the liver ISAAC H. AUS 0! the frm OF Sckes
l. Co., New Orleans, La aged SO years. His remains
were Inferred in Cypress Bills Cemetery.
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In T,Diy church, on saturday Angus, . by the Rev.
Dr Haght, wuri.p H. BltToS o. Chicago nj TO Mss
rafu fRACY eldest laughter 0, simon Tracy, Of this
CITY
L. Hodge n. D., HESRY OurY, Of Brooklyn, 10 MATILDA
R.4II, OF Newark, NJ J.
On Monday July rs, by the Rev. SIR. Lslont Mr. era.
xsv FsANcoErs or QseJec Canada 10 Mss MARIA TARYsY
eldest daughter Of The late Mr. r. Tarpey, or county Gal
way, ireland.
California papers please copy.
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lincludes Z. and w

Island HospltAl 40 Total........ ...,....6-s
Reports having been circulated with reference TO the
existence OF yellow fever In the city, being calculated 70
unnecessary alarm, deem bit proper 10 state
that the only death from such disease reported during
this year the above mentioned. The evidence be-
lore the C,roner's iuy-an inquest having been held
proved the deceased to have been Incorporate person.
who found in the street Saturday evening, the I'd
instant one week SINCE In condition as recovering
from ht-to the words of witncsSand that death
ensued as the deceased being taken to the Second
ward station House II Is the duty OF the City Inspector
10 publish the returns male 10 him but entertaining
doubts OF the correctness in the above case my
inquiries have resulted In the conviction That the cause VI
DEATH stated, was not correct The number Of deaths
occurring during the last week. ii VIII bc noticed, Ia
hundred and nineteen l19 less than the mortality OF the
week previous. GE0I3E W. MORTON, City Inspector.
City Inspector's Department, New York Aug. o. 1856.
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Special Notice.-To Southcrners and Gem
uennen who wear fine clothing.

r. DERBY a CO.,
TAfLoEs IMPORTERS, PLACE,
respectfully give notice at they wiz make additions during
~ month 81 AUGUST
b their already magnificent assortment OF summer drlings,
ykh the desire o. Offering residents OF the southern
States returning the various watering places and stran
1ss visiting York opportunity TO take with them the
htest novelties gentlemen garments Particular attention
b a6eeed 70
esnprisng styles exclusively confined TO oursel 7es
Ia PARK PLACE.
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- - - -
BOUNTY LANDS.

DovNTy LAND IOWA I'M ORNATfoN WANTED
10 Of The following persons having bonsty lspds ocaei
fowa;-E. Ruiledce !. Gilbert Andrew ALEU-, Mathew Tar
rscr n Reunet. addressing the undersigned they VIII
hcar on something Ia their advantage. :.
~ JoHE G. CTEGG, % Broadway, oace Nc. -
p-Information aso wanted 81 Water Allen, Ann Bur
chin william Butler, Tbos Brush, susan Brewn, I'm and
Inis nnnoe Henry Banar, John Camron, Eliza III. CQrkn
srb clark Henry Chesyers Henry Fisher, Henry Ferris
5,ati Founsin Arson Gale, John snd Jacob GARRISON,
iiaeSlns, Nancy n Hunt Ida Harris Mary aud George
sd a. Jones; r. w Lewis samuel Leonard, ~ u Morris
lewis r. March - n, Messereau, VIM. Mckenzie samuel
Ms,,.v lanes Mackrel James McArde, Chariot t VOC
W.nrv fheips y Rahinesn, a. W. pairink John Peters vi
rwsrs cow ciius A. James, John, ". ard WIN. Smith.
DO, CLEG0, ~ Broadvu
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L,N6pEILEp COTTAGE rURTrTURE-ELRGAvr
81 veli made suits A. low f75, Al the manufscSy, 6t
Tsnsaway, below Blescher sreet Goods cHuly packed
ard En,w ell psrts ofts country
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OILS.


tHE ECONOMY or THis on ~ CENTRALIZED
~ 10 % Kerosene gives much light as W OF rape.eel oil
s2 whale oil f A. OF sperm oil and 80 Of burning hud
II burns In all the argand button top lamps, including cam
phene and svic OIL lamps without the us ia tendcacy 20
smoke. -. -
KEROSENE LUBRrCAT1N0 AND BrNNACrE OrL.
The eject Of this oil machinery found be perfectly
magical II the caused by the use OF impure
Oils wears equal the bes sperm OIL and does not coigea
at low temperature. For pinnacle lamps, signal and bow
spirit lanterns, this oil "a unsurpassed viii buln for two
nights without cumming or crusng the wick-a rres,
raium Tor shpmasers-and gives tight equal 70 the be-
sperm oil. II also burns In all the solar and hand lamps
The attention OF engineers ship chambers and ship captains
Partcuiary requested 10 the cerhcees g be seen The
2hce OF AusTENs agent Of Kerosene Oh Company, No "
Beaver street.
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MISCELLANEOUS.


1GE CANAL STREET, NEAR vARfCK.-w. All. VAN
lOc NOTES mante crate, kitchen range
and stove warerooms We have large assortment Of
msnel CRATES kitchen ranges and for
sale on reasonable terms stoves CRATES and ranges set
lined and repaired.
cox THE GOLDEN LETTERs-EAcH GOLDEN LET.
GZC. ter entities the holder 10 the above sum sx letrs
81 the alphabet are golden letters Example n AS golden
letter, oil who send FOR viii receive w BY return mail.
tncose name he letter and address Potc 22i Post
nEkTfsTRY.-D NAPOLEON PRETERRE, lS
IL Broadway guarantees tonsef whole or partial N
teeth gold silver psna plates with or without extract
The roots, ny cheaper auy other regular
dentist, Teeth extracted without pain.
LrLowFRs GATHERING FOR FALL TRADE-THE
most beautiful IN creation, aud viii be continued month
III during The The coheures lrresisaby pretty,
had ornaments attractive and In profuson at the Pavilion lie
Flora JAMES TUCKER, Broadway.
rI,o LOVERS, AMATEURS wrTsTREf.s &C.. AND PER.
who cannot write, Offer services as writer OF
bes deux sonne, scrosics songs PAROLES burlesqucs
aud letes also, copys Of plays legal Documents
short anything charges moderate. Address Professor T. A.
Bsnle s Bowcry Nes ycrt enclosing deposit earnest
yfgodMk,
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Goaraud's italian Messieated Soap Is posi-

tveiy he only reliable arce Cos curing tan letter pmpies
freckes sunburns, &c have found who have
kted The various compounds advertised esuperscde COZ
RAuDS soap only realizes delicate white transparent
Akin contributes 10 health by promoting the
cretons Gourauds poudre subtitle uproos hair from low
trcheais part OF the body. Liquid hair dye
hair goss and LAY white al the old depot o. Walker street
no Washington street Boston; Mrs. Hayes, Brooklyn
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we have seen prepared cosmetic for the skin there
none that higher reputation ina, s popular
with the ladies' the Ear filmed kalston Orient water
scientifically prepared and IL perfume "a well as toilet
wash mpas TO the skin pcega soness Of texture 20
during the OF harsh drying winds hot
sun II will, with few applications remove tan freckes,
sunburn and all crupous II Is extensively used
Sr these purposes and ladies' who apply exercise
open freely they please and experience incon
ycnenee from rough rs.ci skin This article be had
druggists p.tners OF my reputation JOSEPH
BURNETT 90. are the p.Ssretors For sale by A. Il. a
~ Sands H. Ring a A.. Green and druggists generally.
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IT'S a singular an,, slgnlficant Fact that the

only really practical graver the side OF Broad
way rom st. Pauls church Madison square Is McLEEs
60 block above the Ia Fargo House, The excellence Of
k work ard his moderate charges commands the patronage
and es The voluntary praise OF the tasteful and Discerning
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Marsh Co, by the Industrial Exhibition OF an Nations at The
srys,a Palace, for their new patent RADICAL cure truss Be
as IL ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Valentine Mott VII
Hard Parker and John VI Calnooan. Open from 70
r. NJ MARSH CO. No. Hs Maiden lane, New York
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CssstadOrO's Wigs, Hair Dye and TOupces
sBsits admiration among all connoisseurs Of art suit Of
elegant private fcr spryi< 10, anisabio
- sny reliable Of the kind exan Wholesale aud
III at CRIsTADOkOS, No. Aston House. Copy the I'd.
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TAe P3aEo.-The Greatest Improvement IL
J. O. rISCHEnS improved circular scale p.anofore;
yarsrccm, SO broadway, opposite broadway theatre Manu-
atSy Twenty eighth street and Ninth avenue New York.
Defiance 6slaUander Ssfes-HObert NJ.
RATAICK the sole manufacturer the United States Of
- shove safes and patent powder proof defiance
shs and bars Depot lg2 Pearl street door heisw
Maiden Lace
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Cholera, Dyscntcry, Co,,c, Group, v

g, &C., are imnedsaley cured BY Dr. TUBIAs ceebrate
eminent phy scans the United States, and
ed harmless Sold all the druggists and patent mcdcin
dealers Ia the United states Price 70 and % cents Depot
81 Co
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Invisible wigs and tonpces Mr.Du RsT Co s. Y Maiden
made the best materials warranted not TO shrink
change color. Beware Of exrafsgant broadway prices
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continues special attention the treatment Of
Affections, ais Residence 81 First place
Clinton street, South BROOKLYN. Once hourz-Mornpg, be
fore 10; afternoon, aiter3 oc.cck.
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Suspected,
Inspected,
Detected,
RaLsrfed

Thls IL now The Fate OF MI COunfcffefty OF
LYONS famous magnetic powder for insects, aud mag
pstic pills for and mice Buyers, look the FAC smile
signature the engraved national medals the wrapper
and label Central depot, 424 Broadway.
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wrh these remedies person 81 he most deicae physique
aay brave any climate Thsy comprehend within the circle
their curative influence an tnornal disease not organic
and all the varieties OF outward iut 'minaion.
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superior all chera Their
nsa1ec wearer elegance durabi-
=. His unrrsned and oniy harmless hair dye applied
fwele private rooms, ut BATCHELOR's z9 Broadway.
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NnisHers and Moust.cnes Eorcsd to G

DTUEEfsvN, FCTfumcT6 fancy GO01S
Aeakrs visiting the city, n find he Balm OF thousand 90
~ kr pefnng the breath and Identifying the compile ZION,
~ most sgcabe article In the markell W r. EETRID0E
co. Franklin square, New York. For sale by all drug
stsas aud fancy goods dealers ia New York
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embraces every possible pattern Of PEN pocket desk and
sporting knife also from the first manufacturers For
saIe BY A. J. SAUNDERS, No. ACTOR House, and 3s7
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who cnfaTrh and ns Diseases viii be again ~ the ~
Nicholas Hotel New York, August IS DIR. treats By
icttsr In person Direct 70 ~ Nicholas Hotel n. Y.
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TIA HAl UAi-T0oTHAcHE CURED. IN AN IN
Ii sant who would suffer ,oohachef Send dollar 70 nl
address and viii send you receipt thai VIII stop the ior
q once also apressrvailye tooth powder. Adde'S "
Hali " Gold street, N. T., IN stairs.
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AYOTfCE.-SEws BOYS or THE NORTH AND SOUTH
IN inform 70 look for something rich The
Memoirs of General d. +. Twiggs has been written
completed An sddenda win be added, with numerous let
tes while travelling the wds Of Texas the Mexican territory
and on the battle fields OF Mexico. JAS l.. COLEMAN.
The New Orleans Picayune, Louisville Journal Dollar
Times Cncinna Richmond ENQUIRER Charleston Mercury,
and National lnelgencer will peace copy month,
weekly, and forward accounts which will be promptly paid
j. l.. COLEMAN.
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Portable Dressing Cases, I'm all that the
imports compact complete each article contained
seyen being OF The best quality for sale a, A. J.
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EXCURSIONS,

---------- :
I'oR SHREWSBURY, foNG BRANCH, HIGHLANDS
IL and Ocean Port The favofite steamer, JAMES CHafa
TOPPER will leave Jay street pier The shove paces on
Monday llh INST, at ~ o'clock z. N aud firth 18Th
4h i5h and 10Th inst, So " Returning early the nesi
morning.
Grand MOONLIGHT ExcuRs1oN.-TH SPLENDID
VI steamboat ISLAND BELLE, Capt. J. Post Jr. will
make excursion on Wednesday evening Aug. ~ hom
Catherine market slip around Staten Island b>nd Of music
win accompany the excursion. The will O'Clock
r. " Tickets ~ admitting gentleman and lady. For sale
q. s South street and on board Of the bosi q, The sp
THE STEAMER ROBERT r. srrvEvs CAPTAIN
Charles Anderson, makes regular trips 70 ~ gishng
Benbs every day, except sunday leaving Ans street
O'Clock A. ~ Spring street. IN Peek slip sfe1me street.
s pier No korik liver O'Clock. Pare ks The sscorvos
N stptA
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SERvANTFs FRANCArsEs.-ON A BEeorN DAN
- une fsmie bourFeose une cuisinere bonne da
fRnts une femme de ehambre couurere 81 dome
time Appliquer immediatemeni su No. 1fe Grand 81
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UMPIRE cLUB.-A MEETING OF THE EMPIRE CLUB
~ will be held at their In Canal street. Tuesday
evening, Ausas, ~ at halfpast o'clock The State
nominations viii be ratified splendid portrait OF James
Buchanan painted from life by the celebrated artist VIM e.
Mc,asers expressly for The clnb win be placed IL The room
until nine O'Clock when the and magnificent banner will
be raised and meeting organized outside Buchanan Clubs
nvitedt TO be present at the raising Of the banner
ISAIAH RYNDERS, President.
Isaac G. sEr1As, }secr.tar,a,
EDWARD MURRAY, eNs'
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fTNHE UNITED STATES DEMOCRATIC REVIEW.-PCB-
lished monthly.-Augus 1856. VOL VII, No. III. New
series Now ready.
CONTENTS
Elegant steel engravngs James Buchanan and John c.
Breckenridge.
The Prcaent Condition OF Progressive Influence of
Parties in the United States. American Liberty.
Rowens An Historical Bal Benedictine Monastery Of
lad Monte Casino.
The Europe Of To Day. Life OF Buchanan.
The Philosophy of Lie The Rise Of the Dutch Re
suferance public.
The Chronicles OF ersepo Webster's photography.
liz. Chronicle of the Month.
The De,il Pay. Literary Chronicle of the
Month";
Spencer W. Cone Editor. Terms-$2 per snnum, Ia ad
vance Single Numbers 25c. Liberal discount made to tho
trade LLOYD a CO, yi5 Broadway, New York.
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REWARDS.

GEA REwARp.-fRANkLfN MUSEUM, l2,sGRhND
s'eJO street Any person thai produce beau.
iu or ladies', whether in dsgue
rOlpe viii receive the above reward
co. REwABn-SToLEN, on TUESDAY MORNING,
CzD SIN Inst. igon barge Aegany, clothing papers
dagaeireoypes finger Rag and So The above
reward viii be PAD Tor The return OF The daguerrecTes,
finger ring aud papers and questions asked by Japt
Mcdowell barge Alegsay, loot Of Clsrkson street. Nj
John Connolly, IfJ Leroy street.
G10 REwARD.-TAKEN FROM QUARANTINE
sNIU dock Staten Island, Thursday night Aug a. Il
loot boat painted white with yellow stripe aud gnwale
red tbolepin dark aesb color above seats white and
Lead below Whoever will said George
W Chamber Jr, at Quarantine landing Will receive Tie
above reward.
d. eEwARD.-I.osT OR sTRAyED oN THE gfn
sDs) INST, red COW, with brass her righ horn.
ANY returning her 10 La Woods Buhwiek
nue. Walls ropewslk Brooklyn long Island viii rc
cese lie above reward.
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Va ANIEp--A SITUATION. As RouFEhEErLE, =
w most respectable widow itsy, 81 eons Tee ~
rlsu &c, 10 hotel or for whoever gentleman, Tire nsa.
reference gwen. Can be FOR hfee Gays a. Wh:
hail *.
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improved pianos and melodeons be found 1888
Broadway Pianos to rent and allowed for
1ale monthly paymens second hand pianos from $50 70
vil0 Inelodeons from $40 70 $685.
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Better Late Than Never

TELEGRAPH.
I'VE AnPusta, Atlanta Nash vile Telegraph Line Il
working thrcngh 10 Argrsta. Ca, where connects
With oiaer Lint runnng Morrill, Vast and souh. The line
Is coed repair through tom Nashville % Augusta,
snd We expect keep 50 IN htare weshAi tdsEVor q
pat al bO for this line thro1Eh in the shortest tint
possible sne expect 70 De abe 20 give general satsAes0n.
nspzH G. Q. CLuTE, Sept
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RATES OF FREIGHT
zspE7 Efks 49, go 71
is:EslTT So 49, 49, 49,
FR0MCHARLESTON AND SAVANNAH
TO NASHVILLE.
= 10 TsEs EEFFCT
On and after the First of june.

axes, Shoves Spades Sad Irons Znr and Tin IN pigs.
nPste, AhEhs Vices, casks Of Chains and hoes.
maniIS and Cotton Corlage, Coffee heavy "a. tirgs'
MIL Gesrii e, RairosH Whee,s ana All. n,
spikes, and Resin in tbls, per leo rs
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EANGRORNF A ABuE~TEAD.
n BnXFs iAsshoras Arllstea.l c.se ratsd aeaeue
OO luss relsivsa JOHNSON hoANE . Co
Aasso-iS
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a CARR.
L AN sanufaefUring daily Eclipse Steve Foundry
IN this city good assortment Of STOVES ANu iOi~
LohNARt, viz; Ovens PstA skicts aud lids esd.trcns
sue Andirons Of dfen patterns the gholeralf and
tail trade, az snail profit.
Aiso lin Copper Sheet iron Ware of,Ae saAhty
a. Ice nEares dte chauber OF Brttanis War
and No Refrigerator, hard for sale lsg.
Particular attention PAID 70 Rcoeng and Get erng win
Tin or Col1er
ss cd Copper, Pewter, Brass and scrap Iron taken in
eK-harge lor my uAnsfAetures.
HIP DORRIs
bso-sn No. coseEe So. bear charsh %
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WHEELING,
PlTTSBUBG,
DUNKIRK.
BUFFALO and
NIAGARA FALLS.


BUFFALO and
To all the Fsstern cities
Thre, daily Eastern Trains a. s A 10 A and
TlhsI iRAlN- Cleveland, Fittshurg, steublnyie and
wheeling, Lighting Express leaves Cncirust o'clock
Tor all the Eastern cities; also, Detroit via Cleveland
Sprinrhed, Wilmington, CirCevpe, Lam and
vile, Chcofhp AID Athers 1hs rvin stops hev ecu Gin
cinnst sGd Co un5us Overland Morrow Xenia and Lon
don Ouv.
StCuND TRAIN Cleveland Pitt,burg and heeling TX
press Mail, leaves Cincinnati at In o'clock Cleve
land, PtsbGr w eeEug for al the Eastern cities This
tram stop at al he point between Cincinnati and Column
bus.
$3.50 O'Clock, for Springfield Wilmington Crcevile
and Lancaster, Ch.lcoti aud Hill borough. This train
stops at al pouts betveu nCiHns ii and Springfield.
FOURTH 1RAIN-Clevelsnda and PittstU Night express
leaves Cincinnati ate O'Clock, VIZ Cleveland and Pitts
burg FOR al ih Eastern cite. This stops points
between Cincinnati and Columbus
One Train Sunday at 80 O'Clock p NJ for Columbus
Trains By Columbus TimeT Minutes faster than Gin
cinnati.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
FOR THROUGH TICKETS,
And all information, please ply at the Offices No Rurnet
House, second door West OF Vine street; No H. Gibson
House Building and old Office Southeast corner OF Broad
way and Front street opposite Spencer House. the
Eastern little Mami Depot, East Front treet.
OJce hours from ~ 4 n. until 81 r. H.
P. W. STRADER Gtn1Agt
THE OMNIBUS LINE
Calls for Passengers all the priv cpa Hotels each and
every train. By leaving directions ether Of the above
Offices will call for passengers r ali parts Of the city, with
out fail. lmay27l H. 3. RUGGLEs, Conductor.