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JViNT RECEIVED

4 the sign of the Big Shoe, on Main Street, near
+ \ corner ef Sd, another invoice of Gents La
dies , Misses and Children S wear, comprising all
the styles OF the season, and to which constant
additionsare being made by fresh arrivals. The re-
mainder of the stock purchased from the late firm
of Odell MRtless, We Will close out at cost and be-
low cost, in order to make for other goods
on the way. All persons wishing bargains in our
line, requested to call and examine for them
selves. We will also make to order, at the shortest
notice, oil kinds of gentlemen Is and Ladies' wear,
from the best material and in the latest style good
fit being guaranteed in all cases.
myl6d HUISKAMP & MATLESS.
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New hooks.
EUTAW, by " Gilmore Simms.
L. Phnnixana: or, Sketches and Burlesques,
Salad for the Solitary.
q Social.
Half Hours with Best Authors.
4th Vol. of Edgar A. Poe Works.
Whitney's Defence Of American Policy.
Brewcrton's War in Kansas.
Hardscrabble or, the Fail of Chicago
just received at OGDEN's.
(N0V. FoRD'S HISTORY OF ILLINOIS-Fronl
~ the commencement as State in 1918 TO 1877
containing full account of the Black Hawk War,
the rise, progress, and fall of Mormonsm, the Al
ton and Lovejoy riots, and other important and in
terestng events, at r. b. 0GDEN'S.
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CAUTION TO PERSONS WHO DRINK AT BARS
AND HOTELS.
Numerous complaints are made OF persons vino
keep bars on Steamboats, and in hotels, who fiji up
empty bottles with common Gin, and sell il to he
uususpecting for my
SCHIEDAM AROMATIC sCHSAPPS.
/ would therefore advise al who drink the Schnapps
at such places, to mark the appearance Of the bot
tie, and if the outside wrapper or label should be
defaced TO refuse TO drink unless fresh bottle is
opened. JDoLPHo WOLF T.
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SUNDRIES.

SJGAR Kettles from s to 40 gallons Ovens ard
- Lids; odd Lids skillets and lids, assorted Cast
Iron Tea Kettles Japaned Trunks Pudding and
Rice Moulds scoiloped and plain Cake Pans Tea
Canisters, square and round, assorted Lard Lamps
Tin and Stove Pipe House, sheet iron and cop
per work done promptly, in the very best
COMsIoCk d BROTHERS.
E0 DOE. pair assorted shoyels and longs for sale
~ at the Prairie State Stove Rooms.
oct 10 CUMSI0Ck d BROTHERS.
4 LUE Kettles to be had at the sale Rooms of the
- Excelsior Stove Store.
octl CoMsToCK 4 BROTHERS.
LNNAMELED Preserve Kettles at the Sale Rooms
IL Of the Prairie Premium Stoves.
oct 10 COMsToCk BROTHERS.
Z roAL Hods at the Sale Rooms Of the Cottage
~ Franklin Coal Stove.
oetlo coMsTocK BROTHERS
1OOO LBS. of Bailed Brass Kettles for sale low
OUO at Sale Rooms of the Home parlor Stoves
oct 10 CoMSTOck BROTHERS.
4 FINE stock Of houseKetper goods such as cof-
4 Zee mills, basting spoons, egg whips iron skim
mers skinner ladies meat forks, table spoons hash
and steak dishes, pat and box graters spice boxes
&c, Dc, for sale the sale Rooms Of the popular
Self kogulatin. Alright Stove.
oetlo CoMSrocK BROTHERS.
IO0 pAIRof Timers, solder coppsrs on hand at
w the sale Rooms of the Substantial Oval Box
Heating stoves
octlo CoMsTocK BROTHERS.
! 4 HEAVY supply of Brass, Japanned and plain
"A Candle oricks at the Sale Rooms of the Quincy
Cannon Coal Burner which is offered extremely low by
oct 10 COMST0CK Il BROTHERS.
ssyOTlCE,,
l you want TO secure and retain coon HEALTH call
! l. ut Comstock Bros, and supply Yourself with
a good BArn TuB.
We make them Of Tin or Zine any shape or size.
| at very low prices CUMSToCk Il BROS.
March n. d2m
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l., HOWE, r.. 4. LDGKNVOpf d. FELT.
HOWE. AVGN WOOD a. CO..
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
dLction ana Comm iSsion Merchants, and
Real Estaie Agents,

/ 1uction ana Commission Merchants, and
Real Estaie Agents,
! Second St. next door 10 the Athengum, kcokuk,
Iowa.
1 DARTICULAR attention will be paid to buying
L. and selling Real Estate and personal property,
negotiating loans, and any other business that may
BE- entrusted 10 ns.
We have convenient rooms, and will attend to
storing and forwarding goods and produce Of ali
kinds
Liberal cash advances made goods consigned
for sale when desired.
We have large and well selected stock OF Gold
and Silver watches Gold Jewelry and notions, which
offer at wholesale and retail, as low can be
found in the country.
Merchants and peddlers will be supplied at ex-
tremely low prices for cash
9 GOOD business lots on Fourth St. between Maiu
Q and 5ohnson for sale by H. i. co.
Az FEET front by 80 feet deep on Fourth Street,
~ between johnson and Exchange, for sale by
ii. L. a co.
pONDs for land in Hardin county for sale by
- II. L. 60.
A HANDSOME brick house. situated on Chatham
\ square lot rs feet front by l40 deep, and will
be sold at bargain by IL. L. co.
A LARGE brick house On second Street, "a, 50
y feet front BY 10 feet deep, for sale by
n LOTS 65 feet front by i35 feet deep, with fine
~ frame house with five rooms good cellar, and
situated in good location in the town If Farming
ton, which will BE- sold at great bargain by
H. l.. x co.
A GOOD Farm, situated about six mies from
n keokuk on the St. Francisville road, contains
l40 acres 50 acres well fenced, and 90 acres under
cultivation, is divided into timber and tllage land
has comfortable dwelling good orchard, good
stock and drinking water, will be sold at bargain
By VI. L &. co.
I u 3, ia block lpp, for sale BY
IL H. l. Il CO.
z Lots In Rces addition, for sale by
u II. l. & co.
A SEC0ND hand Piana Forte for sale by
n III L. e. 90.
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New sheet Music.
TUST received al o. c. Isbeli' Music Rooms, fne
- assortment " the latest ard most popular pgb.
locations. apr25 diff
L'KENCH CANDIES - We have just received
i from New York, large assortment Of fine
French Candies Cali and get some al
apr20d CREIGHTON DINNERS.
lust RECEIVED at reighton 4 dinner large
- lot of choice cigar, such Will not fail 10
please all who will call and try them.
EI II BE REMEMBERED that Ic, Cream il
l. selling fat al Crei ghton 0hmers johnson
al
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MEssRs. EDITORS Permit To say TO the pub
lie that in receipt OF general assert ~ Mt
of Boots, Shoes and Brogans comprising ali va
rieties, and prepared 10 give such bargains as
will compel the trade TO say that reap but little
advantage from the recent advance on goods and,
as il already understood, that 1T Third street
Boot and Shoe Store the best bargains to be had
viii only say TO the TRADE call and see me before
purchasing elsewhere. ". THOMPSON.
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Since the introduction Of my Schiedam Schnapps
into the United States n number Of Liquor Mixers
in New York Boston and Philadelphia, Lave
commenced putting up mi xod and poison Gin and
calling il Schnapps the name belongs expressly
to my article, and others counterfeit mpos ions
on tbs public
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FERRY Boar sUNK.-The Steam Ferry
Boat at this place struck snag near the foot
Of the Island on the other side Of the River.
and sunk to the guards.
There was quite u crowd of men, women
and children, besides teams and live stock,
aboard, and the "nolse and confusion" was
decidedly exciting.
No loss of life or damage TO property oc-
cured, however, other than knocking hole
in the Boat.
NctsANcEs. - Complaints were lodged
against five hotels of this City, for the filthy
condition OF their drains, &C., and yesterday
they were oil fined, and ordered to abate the
nuIsaneeE
Liquor CAsEs--The officers are putting
through the liquor sellers. That's right.
Keep the bait rolling. Let law and order
prevail, and let no offender escape.
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I J0USEkEEPER' : dOODS-A fine assortment Of
i i linen and cotton, 1914, la, l2-4 sheet
ings also linen and cotton 3D. 40 and As inch pillow
easings 1914, ia and 1914 AIlandae, Lancas-
ter and Imperial quilts. Damask, birdscye and
hnck abuck towclng, linen and cation diapers, to-
bic linens, crash ae., Just received.
apr23- daw 7. ID. FOSTER.
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COL. WOODS MUSEUM
WING WO N . e r s.,
Positively for Too Days Only,
AT CONCERT HALL,

DsUfFsfy FOF A 700 IIGyS oNfgs
AT CONCERT HALL,
Monday Tuesday, May goth d 27th.
/sREATEST natural attraction in the world
~ Wonder upon wonders Seven great curiosi
ties all "a exhibition. Was visited by 1000 peo.
PIE IN 81 Louis mostly ladies with the grestest de-
light
GRAND coLLEcTioS,
consisting Of the following great freaks Of nature
Among the number may be found
THE SWISS BEARDED LADY,
NJ me Ciofulia the greatest curiosity Of the centu-
ry and the subject of admiration and wonderment
90 81 persons in Switzerland, France, England and
the 1 nlted States.
THE AMERICAN GIANTEss,
Miss Sylvia Hardy. from Wnton Franklin county,
Me, vino is nearly eight feet high weighs 3sl lbs,
and requires l544 yards VI dry goods to make her
complete dress.
THE YOUNG EsAu,
Son Of the bearded lady. u years DID, with pair Of
whiskers his back and body covered with fine
Of soft hair, and is 81 the most sprightiy
as we'll a. the most beautiful child in the world.
The queen OF fairies. Smallest lady In the world
MRS ELLEN BRIGGS.
Nothing can excel her loyeliness the very god OF
beauty has made a form almost divine very intelli-
gent, and speaks several languages huently has
been married IA years, and IL the mother Of three
beautiful children She il accompanied by her hus
band fine sized gentleman, aud she is the same
size as Gen. Tom Thumb
The Illinois children, the
SUCKER RABIES.
Two largest children in the world. boy Ia
years old, weighing SAT lbs; girl years old
weighing 1872 lbs. Both are very intelligent and
tine looking The boy is 6s inches round the waist
Also. the
SWISS WARBLER.
A young man thst Will initiate all the fcathered
songsters of the grove and Will discourse most beau
tiful music on the Jewish Cymbals.
Doors open from 10 8, and from 10 81 p. NJ.
Admission to all 80 cents; children and servants
25 cents mF2udtd
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4. u. of Il. r.

BANNER Lodge No 25, /. 0. of G.. T., meets cv-
ID cry Friday Evening, at Temperance Hall, on
Main street, at u o'clock All members Of the or
der in good standing, are invited to attend
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1000 Copies Sold i'm Two Weeks.

1000 Copies Sold i'm Two Weeks.
I A 4 HOME AND ABROAD; or Things and
! IA Thoughts in America and Europe by Margaret
Fuller Ossoli, author of Women Of the Nineteenth
Century welcome Offering to the many admirers
Of the late Countess 0ssoli.
/ "This volume may venture to predict, will de-
serve to be classed with the most acceptable books
of travel of any country or agc'-lN N. Y. Journal
Of Commerce GAVE d son.
I AVS FOR THE SABBATH-A collection of re-
IL ligious poetry, compiled by Emily Taylor, re-
yised, with additions, by John Pierpont.
CAVE son.
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.GpARkLINts and bright,
H. the LIQUID light

- PAkhlIN" ana bright,
- H. the liquid light
l. the water IN our glasses
M,ssrs Moore < Hooper respectfully ans0unce %
their friends and patrons, that they have again put
in operation their fountain which dlspenses lis cool
and &c lclous waters. favored with the nectar and
Juices Of most delicious fruits and flowers. win
ters rest has enabled Messrs. II Il H. msake such
improvements in the manufacturing process, that
they say unhesitatingly II cannot be surpassed by
any Grated water In the world. Call and satisfy
yourselse- Remember the place, z Main street.
Behold the mark,
little fountain cell
Where water clear diamond spark,
my3d In a stone basin fell
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g. HAAILL. n. FRENCH. s.. j. RAILS
HAN1ILI a. CO.

n. FRENCH. D. nALSToN
HAMILL a. CO.
nEALERS in Groceries and Produce, and Harvard
- ing and Commission Merchants, IS Main street,
between 81 and Sd, heokuk Iowa
Would call the attention Of the citizens Of this city,
and Country Merchants to their large and well
lected stock Of Groceries. They have If the lar
gest stocks offered in this place, of all such
tcl"s usually kept in Grocery establishments,
and Will sell on the most reasonable terms. They
feel confident from their long experience and de-
termination to give strict personal attention To BUSH
ness that they Will merit liberal share Of custom.
nov2Sdw
LNLOUR! Fknr!--Customers can rely upon getting
l. Quincy, Dcntonsport, and Birmingham Flour
regularly mt So, Main street.
nov2sa HAMILL Il CO.
NOLDEN slkuP--ln kegs and half bbls Bel
~ cher's Sugar House Syrup, in kegs and half
bbls Haisins in boxes, half boxes and quarters.
nov2Sd IAMiLL Il co.
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n The Gate City Hat Store" !

~
MO. ~ Main street, is in full blast. We have in
~ and are still receiving. very large stock
of Hats, Caps, Umbrellas, Canes, and general :
sor tment of goods in line. These goods are
made to order, and long experience in the bust
ness enables to purchase so that we offer in
ducements in quality and price seldom found else
where Country merchants are invited to examine
our stock before purchasing elsewhere.
aprl9-d >. r. VOORHEES, co.
Just Received.
A LARGE assortment of Panama, Straw and
n Chip hats soft wool and fur hats and in fact
every thing in the spring style in our line at No. "A
Main street. :. +. w co.
aprl9-d
HATS! HATS!i HATS!!!
L>XPRESSLY for the City trade. just received by
IL express, fine and full assortment of the new
spring style silk hats, at No. IA Main street.
aprla-d ST. V. i co.
FOR SALE.
A SPlEN DID Farm Of six hundred acres, located
IA on String Prairie, sixteen miles N. " OF the
city of keokuk.
If desired it will be divided osuit purchaser.
The improvements are Of u superior character.
1t has been pronounced, by those who have seen
IT, 10 be one II the most beautiful farms in the coun
try.
Apply to j. T. Cave, String Prairie. OF 10 Cave
SON Main Street, between sd aud lth keokuk
mch4dn
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LNL00R OIL CLOTHS - Another lot L. feet in
l. width, and splendid patterns Just received
at So Main Street, DUkhEE CO..
decI Cd
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StILESl SILKS!i-he have received very
paecntly by express several Large Lois Of Dress
SAkS, which Offering at Unprecedented low
prices. Also another lot Of splendid "Moire An
tiques' in dress patterns. No. IS Main Street.
dcclQd DUKkEE d co.
SEAMLESS BAGS-Stark Mills-600 just receiy-
- ed at So Main Street DCRkEE co.
decl0d
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Two largest children in the world. boy Ia
years old, weighing SAT lbs; girl years old,
weighing 1872 lbs. Both are very intelligent and
hne looking. The boy is as inches round the waist
Also, the
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NEW EMBR0IDERIES--Ner fine and medium
N French worked collars, setts Linen and Jaeonet
collars and cuffs, fine Linen Cambria hnndkercbiefs,
in hor, fine stock of goods in the above line, just
received at So Main Street,
dec 10 DURKEE & co.
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VI every description, executed at this office in
perior manner, and at as low rates as elsewhere.
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LNNAMELED Preserve Kettles al the Sale Rooms
IL II the Prairie Premium Stoves
oct 10 C0MST0Ck Il BROTHERS.
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ashoula auld acquaintance 10 fos.ot,
And nese brought o sn
should aaia aequ4lnlaaee b. aIsots
And days " aud lang syne."
The members ending Ia June, less
ms anos class Of o ending June, ~ the sophooss
class Of The ending and the Freshman class OF
ending requested assemble
Washington, ID c. W thd March, A. D. roI, The LATEST
brighten NE links The chain love and niendshe which Tune
nor udc can ever entirely 10 exchange once more In ue
lives gseag aad sympathy and lament the astmey aie Of
some Of their nsos promising cou,preTs.
preliminary meeting OF The selfappointed committee win be
hsd an the hrs Monday Ia sepsbe A. ID 1885, Al me United
States fIote Cbssnut Fourth and finn streets
adopted 10 secure as full an attendance possible.
In tbs those addressed viii be
good eaoagh 10 furnish he commoe mail wits
their respective post onecs
EDWARD j. GRANT, NJ D..
OF Trenton N. D., Chairman Of Coaial.e.
ALEXANDER q. HART, M. D.,
- o. rhiisdephia, Pennsylvania,
J. NEWTON LlGhTNEA
q saeesier, Pennsylvania,
" PHILIP PESDLEToN
% Winston, Ageshany o., Md,
SAMUEL. r. cHARDS,
OF BAlsta Iron snd Glass Works, N. j.,
a@-sf# LEWIS W. WASHINGTON, II aHF
o. Montgomery county, Maryland,
JoHs WErDsAr Of Lebanon, Pa, Secretary
March 2I~-iawiMar3 lIp;eilsencerl
All newspapers the civilized Of the
ed notice this advertisement their editorial
be Of several classes scattered through the
visions of the globe and all throughout United
America requested gra'uous insertion
easonay between this dale aud the 81 Of Match A. 1851
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Avs 81 the Un''sd states Relative 20 the Pebble
" LHnascompete 10 ls2cwiih
Ne, &c. : vnl 81. -
Continuation the sbovs-conpisre 70 Isa7 vol a.
American State Papers Relative 10 me Pube Lands ard Dac
SB,
Indian Treaties mad BY the siaescompiee from com
mepcepieni 10 le53 vol. 81
Laws mase by the Colonies gDvonmontr
1881, relating 20 ipdisns and Indian Affairs. 81
vols. 81 So '-~
Laws, Charters and Local Britain,
and Span relating 70 the Public Lands Colo
nes collected BY Joseph ". White. 2 vols. 80 So
yohnson institutes Of the Civil Law Of spHa VOL Londou
sip No.
Sehmidt's Civil Law ~ Spain and Mericn. vol, e..
korswef Computation o Spanish Mercan Law
70 Wines and Real Estate Titles. ~ 81.
stnfue kswspns pft9s Western snd Northwestern
ccrning Iands, Titles, Sc. I vol. 81 -.
Herkels Military bounty Isnd and Pension III.
United States. I vol ~ 95.
1frieu'- perscn ard Bounty Land Laws. vol. 80.
Benneit'- Pension Laws I vol. ~ b0
~ so sf 49,
Rcehe Diccorno Rsxousdo Do Legsiacou Jurspdeucis
vols, quarto hadtf SE.
The Virginia Pay sous Of Militia epuued to Land
County. Bound IN ! volume, SIS
Isnss FRAscK TAYLOR
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pRoTEcTED by royal letters pant Of England
the seais Of Ecoe de phamacie dc Paris and the Imperial Col
lege OF Medicine Vienna
esemar No the remedy for general aud local debility
OF ve power, decay distressing
9uences arising on an early abae &C lis effects ecaeious
youth MANHOOD aad old yirie powers would
impaired, in the deciinr NE IL Triesemar
universally adopted all physical pedmens vas like
before influence, Invaluable
terinx the marriage
Tss-ns No completely and entirely eadicaes all
disorders which cubeb
aEdote ruin Of the health Of portion the
uauop. = 4
Tnesema No the great European remedy for that class Of
disorders which, unfortunately the English physician with
TO the inevitable destueon the PATIENTS constitution
and which all saapalia Ia the world
Tresema Nos l. q and alike devoid SMELL
all nauseang quaer They the toilet table
their use being detected.
Sold tin SO each divided into separate id
minsteTed by Yaipeau, Lallt Inland, EonK, &c. Ei
To be had, and RETAIL Ar. H. A. Barrow 81
Green Canal York, specially appointed by
other part Of America Immediately receiving remittance
Mr. Barrow will forward Triesnar Of world
packed and addressed according the
writer.
Retail agents required Terms cash. .a#s#
Nov 9--dyr \ E 81
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nLnNwOun Ulsrl Nrral.Y -once NO aya prnnsyynna

NLENWOOD CEmETEKY.-ofce No. wa Pennsylvania
OF loth the Savings Bank. This
laid celebrated Greenwood
New York; and situated the high ground distant
mile north of the CAPITOL No, Capitol street leading directly
to the This have received charter from Con
apropaing their ground forever burial making
Zee title the and prohibiting all eEeoacenis
legislation oerwise which of Importance those who
wish their dead placed them for has
custom in all cities when the burial ground becomes
valuable for other sell and throw the dead
nscuouy large pitt and legal cannot
titles given the ground.
N. Office sm 10 10 II, where pamphlets with
mp the charter and bylaws and all other inflammation, be
orders len with Mr. James r. ar
wy 40 Seventh other undertaken win be
ausaasd s..4, June i7--dly
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mo. 54s.I

NOTICE location or che two land Offices and
the oaies OF siae surveyor general la ISsnsas and
Nebraska Territories. f-
DE pursuance of the lh Of the
2d July 1854 creating land offices for the
Nebraska Of section OF the
establishing Office uf general said Terri
tores the Office for the OAAHA DISTRICT has been located at
Cry, Cover Nebraska Territory
office for the PAwsxR and the
LIZ CoAPros The seat Of government Of Kansas Ter
ritory.
under hand city of Washington, this twenty
day OF November, A ID, 1885,
by ordsI Of the President:
7 TI!OS A. HENDRICKS,
Commissions Of the General Land Gdice
Nov 29-law8w lIucl and Star.
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ny RAILROAD DIRECT 40 THE WEST.
~ ~ iEll OH sE

~ N %4fk2~sx3lffl xS62eS31eHa113
r'H's between Washington and Wheeling but ~!
Running Ssteea Washington and oae;nnat az hours
Through Tickets and Baggage checks 10 DO had In
a#asa Washington.
THE Railroad having greatly improved
j fullest
ee between Washington Baltimore and all portions Of the West
Tna trains from Washington and tho
Trims bound West from Baltimore y always promptly made .. e
om baltimore This y the ony Change Of cars required between
wheeling i, The washington s,ation and recneked
% ae sase a 9ss sIas
Washington daily at 9, and ~, nj on Sundays at the
W9ssns ,sf ss..sao made with sns trains Of the CEN
COLUMBUS. These trains connect Newark
Mansfield and sandusky railroad for sandasky Toledo Detroit
Al Columbus railroad
WILLIE, xena, Little Miami railroad, came 1ion is
iaate, iafye,s, Gncaso Rock Island, :, Louis, &c.
Passessrs holding through tickets for Memph vesburg
Cincinnati the mail the Ohio
Tickets for Evansville Cairo, and 81 Louis are sold by this
FOR CLEVELAND and via Cleveland 70 Toledo Detroit, Chi
Wheeling and Wssy,s Cory niles, where connection with
t aaa n ,ss , Ss m The o,v
aodng through tickets and checks in Washington is also the
srea, West The from washington is
hut G3 mites bang about 100 mies shorter than other
Fare BY through Washington TO wh.sias, 50
by railroad d BY steamer from Cncisnai SIS lndianapo
81 81 q"
Cumberland, Bedford Springs Piedmont Oakland and riImoun
yas Ia nesen ann r.
train from, Washington. ,.,,.-.. $3.50. ..,
Yor fahsr iufom.,on through tickets apply to TIL H.
PARSONS, agent at washington station. a - -
Master TRANSPORTATION Baltimore and
May 5-du Ohio Railroad, Baltimore.
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He8aolon Of FaTt taIVorlid.
Uritrd States msf steamships leave New York
49, Tor hsPHxan tho Sch and 9Jh each month,
~l44dsA connecting with mail Panama
rzsc-<2exzxS Francisco.
These steamships have rspccsd approved by Navy
Department, and guaranty spcsi anSr afsfV.
The Pansma railroad ts1 nes completed
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