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New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
FROM IHF JNTFRTOP

GOLD Dvsr.-The late rains have caused such
quantities Of gold dust 10 be offered in the market
MAJ our. Bankers have not at all times been able 10
Keep the requisite amount Of coin on hand TO make
purchases The bad state Of the roads has in some
instances, prevented the regular receipt of coin but
arrangements have been entered into which in futare
viii insure full supply
Indeed, so heavy have been tho receipts of gold
dast that no former experience in the supply Of CON
would furnish data pr the demand. lShssta Courier
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
INDIAN WAR AT PUGET sOT-ND

The Indians made grand attack upon Seattle ou
the 26th. The fight commenced AZ s.i5 M. and
tnued throughout the day For four night preceding
the attack The town had te~n gaTsoned by The OFF,
cers aud crew q! tbe peSstcr. A; O'Clock L. m.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

IN. asth al bands returned 70 the ship bat IN very
sbort time word was sent that the town was suHoenoed
The men were Immediately relanded, and the attack
commenced by firing shot from the howitfer, when
we returned by voHey from the entire rear oi .se
town. the Indians at the same time uttenns teI'he
wells of defiance. The firing was continued until
D. m. when finding that the Indians couh not ee
driven from the woods, It was decided TO sette Tue
matter In different way. The women and children
were sent on board the Decatur and Brontes the en
zen. and marines were left in charge Of the block
bouse and the officers and crew returned TO the shp
The batteries were then opened from the Decatur ana
grape canister and round shot poured upon the Indians
IN such quantities that the main body OF them re-
treated After Dightfsll shen and shot were thrown
wherever any sings Of Indians appeared by 10 p m'
all quiet. $4,000 :,
II is impossible TO ascertain the number engaged 10
the attack There are various rumors from when we
gather tha. the Indians from 700 to 900 strong
II il also rumored that the Indians had % KILLED ana 30
wounded. On the side of the whites only two were
Killed both civilians. The Indians shot too high, the
bullets vhis;ing over the heads OF our forces An
attack Is feared upon Steiacoom, a. short time oe
fore the steamer sailed express came INTO the ga
son with information that the In 1ians had ATTACKED
some whites about FIVE miles from the garrison
The injury to the Decatur had been repaired, and
sle is nov in good condition. All well on board the
Decatur and Active when the Republic le;t Seattle
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28

no, pink il viii turn out TO be anything Of ss~
quence. II anything happens, for eas vin be =,
is be on the ground, and II an opportunity sccsu VI
write you sn account Of matters. I.
New-York daily tribune., 1856-02-28
&b,I4e,2Os in Cold

ARRIVAL OF THE ILLINOIS.
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H The South Carolinians are rushing for
Kansas A second company of twenty light
enigrants left Charleston on the 9th ultimu
for the Territory, and company from Edge
field, under Captain Ball, was to leave on tie
1st instant, for Columbus, Ga, there to Join
Major Buford, who heads formid able eIpe-
dition. Abbeville is moving, her citizens hav.
ing subscribed large sum of money to fit out
emigrants, twelve Of whom have proposed 60
ing. Nearly every district in the State il en-
deavoring to raise and equip company. The
efforts of the Emigrant Aid Societies of the
abolitionist are likely to be completely neu-
tralized by such energetic exertions in the
South.
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SEIZURE OF New YORK VESSEL BY THE
AUTHORITIES OF VIRGIKIA.-The captain and
crew, eight in number, of the schooner Mary
land, Spright, of New York, from Alexandris,
bound to New York, with cargo of coal,
were arrested on Sunday in Hampton Roads,
and placed in Jail at the town of Hampton, for
refusing to submit to the laws in relation to
slavery recently passed by the Legislature,
requiring all vessels to undergo a search by
the pilots of Virginia going out of her waters.
The captain resisted the pilot, who then i'm
mediately went back to Hampton and took on
board posse Of men, with volunteer com.
pany, and returned and made the arrest
Captain Spright's vessel was taken to Norfolk.
where she remains in charge of the proper
officers. The captain and crew are held in
Jail, until an examination of the case. The
penalty imposed is a fine of five hundred dol.
lars, and the payment of all expenses. 1t is
supposed the vessel has slaves aboard of her.
She has not been examined yet.
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LAST NOTICE CORPORATION
~ TAXES.-AI persons indebted to the
Corporation Of Georgetown for Taxes are now no
tined that the same must positively be paid by
the twentieth day OF the present month. -
The Property Of persons who shall be delin-
quent on that day will be advertised for sale
forthwith. THOMAS JEWELL,
Collector Of Taxes
GEoRGKrowN. April 4th, 1885 -
S.-Persons disposed to pay their tares can
do 90 by calling on my brothers, George Or Henry
G Jewell, corner Of Gay and High SITS =, george.
town. up &dt30th
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II An Italian gentleman, who recently
made tho tour of the United States, said, on
his return, that he would not live here to be
owner Of them; adding, What an unhappy
people, If their faces express their feelings!
seem uneasy, and walk az if driven nor
scarcely woman in tho house without care
worn and hdgety air."
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III Neuralgia Cured Read what Mr.

~ CuTco -nea0 what MI
Boyden says No medicine had Certificates from suc
respectable sources as Carriers Spanish Mixture
boyden one Of the original propretors of
New York and for number of years Exchange Ho
eihchmond, Va cured of Neural
eia p Carters spanish Mixture. TIE rapid
cure effected In his by this valuable areed
ais attention and excited his interest He
70 Others atcte1 with variety of diseases
instance cure was effected he has Asu.
Fever, rheumatism Liver Complaint, DyspepsI-
violent Coughs, aud which
Consumption, and nearE other disease which is
useh He remarks 1t 10 difficult to know what
not relieve cure and Blood Purifier Sp-i. and
Fall medicine, he has rs cheerful
recommends on all OCCASIONS and believes the
most valuable remedy extsnt. mar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09

HKid gloves are to a great extent m ade
out of rat skins, and the price of rats In New
York is going up rapidly. One writer says
that at-breeding will yet be profitable en-
plOYment. ~
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09
Parodi and Satisfactorily Grand Concert
"LA MARsEILLAIsR

BY the advertisement, our readers will be
pleased to learn that Parodi, the renowned
Italian prima donna. after a most successful
tour under the admirable direction of the bril-.
hanf pianist, strakOsch, assisted by the favorite
contralto Nine Amalia Patti. Strakoscb and
0'snor Leonardo, will give their long-promissd
grand concert, in this city, on Tuesday even.
ing next Among other pieces selected for the
evening Psrodi will sing the celebrated -.
tional French hymn, {" La Marslla;,e %,
which the press Of the United State. NM
nounce her great and unrivaled. Wer.a
to state that only one concert can be given ~
these distinguished artists, as their onyaos.
men's at the North prevent them from stav.
ing here logger than one night An overflow.
lBg house is anticipated.
seats can be secured on and after TO- morrow
at Mr. Kichacd Dayis's music store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09

CARRIERS SPANISH MIXTURE stands prseminent abo We
all others Its snguarly efcscous blood its
strengthening aud vvifyng qualities tonic action
the Liver lite tendency TO drive all humors surface
thereby cleansing the system according
scrptOn its harmless, and
good Effects and the number by many
the most respectable citizens of Richmond,
where must be conclusive evidence that
about it The trial Of single bottle will satisfy most
ekeptical of its benefits.
.. See Advertisement In another column an Ii I'M
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10 Goats, Pants, and Vests,

NOAH WALKER 90, MARBLE HALL CLOTHING Euro
BUN, Browns Hotel Building respectfully anpource thai
their annual displsy SPRING AND SUMNER CLOTHING
now ready for Inspection comprising assortment of
GssrLEhEs YouTHs CLoTHIya newest and rich
est designs In material, trimming aud workmanship To
tnoss who stndy excellerce with economy
tcles Of dress, opportunity 10 offered selecting
from one Of the most attractive stock goods CITY,
at very reduced prices. an 2-tf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09

BROWNS bronchial Troches Voice Lozenges made
from higlyesteemed recipe for the n
chlai directions coughs bosrse9ess asthma Irritation
throat either chronic occssoned by cod
ton OF the vocal organs In speaking singing ergymen
vocss.s lawyers. and all public speakers On
admirable substitute soothing the bronchial
Tubes aud valuable and efficient remedy Containing no
opium, they can be used as freely az requisite.
ap5-lw JOHN I. BROWN SON Proprietors
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Washington Gas Light Company

1910 CONSUMERS OF 6As.-THE
49, subscriber regrets to announce that, ow-
ing to the bad quality Of coal and the conseq uent
choking Of many Of the fues, 1t Is apprthended
there will be some deficiency Of Gas through the
IL now employed In reconstructing the fues and
putting In new retorts, and every effort will be
made to produce the usual abundant supply at
the earliest moment
Our consumers are therefore respectfully ad-
yised not to depend exelnsiveIy on Gas Liz ht
during this week. VIM. CARTWRiSHT,
aps-8t Superintendent
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W000 AND COAL.

lust ARRIVED, THE SCHOONER 10.
y sephrs Edwin, with superior article OF
COAL.
Pc sons wanting Coal are Ieques eo 10 leave
their orders at the ofHces Immediately, as We will
sell f,r less, delivered from the vessel
Also, on hand, q stock Of Hickory, Oak. and
Pine WOOD, all Of which we will sell at tn.
lowest market prices.
H,f''o'd y. BARRON SLOWER, is''
Green street, Georgetown Corner Of and sist
streets, Washington. ape-a&
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ANTHRACITE COAL.
lust ARRIVED, A CARGO OF RED ASH
y schuyliili COAL, egg and nut size, Of fin.
quality
Daily expected cargo Of White Ash, Egg.
Orders S i cited for small or large quantities.
On hand, a full supply of Hickory, Oak, and
Pine WOOD, Of good quality.
Reasonable prices and fair dealing.
JNO. +. GIVEN CO.,
Corner 18th and SITS :, near the Canal
an O. WST3t
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NEW hUsIc.-Hilbus has just published
fau'ilypo waltz" composed for the piano
by J p Caulfield, who, it will be remem-
bered' is the able successor Of the lamentsd
paunas, as OFganist at Trinity Church,
Georgetown.
FROM the same enterprising publisher We
nave 'Ae beautiful National Schottish," ar
ranged by ]. e. Muller.
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Proceedings Of Ts.Day.

In the Senate, to-day, after the transac-
ton of the usual morning business, which
was of no public importance, che further con-
sideration Of the pending bounty land bill
was postponed until Monday next.
Mr.. Ivsrson moved to print - copies of
the State Departments report on the CONNER
cial affairs of the country; which was debated
on question Of reference by Messrs. Iverson
and Hamlin, when it was agreed to.
In the House, almost Immediately after
they came together, they went into Commit
tee, (Mr Stanton in the chair wherein Mr..
Shorter delivered a speech on the slavery
question, the Deficiency bill being under con-
sideratiOn. -
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A r HOME AND ABROAD; by Margaret
N Fuller Ossoli, price 81 IS
Courtship and Marriage, by Mrs. Hentr, 81 IS
Contributions to Literature, by samuel Gilman,
ID. D., 81 so
Literary Criticisms, by Horace Binney Wallace,
Esq 81 IS
Physiology and Calisthenics, by Miss Beecher,
so cents
Italian Sights, &c, by J. J. Jerves, al
Sketches and Adventures In Madeira and Portu-
gal, 81 25
Christine; or Woman's Trials and Triumphs by
Lsvra Curtis, 81
The North American Review for April, 81 IS
apo FRANCK TAYLOR.
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LOVERS OF GOOD THINGS!

LOVEhS OF TUOD GHINGS!
T OOK TO WHERE YOU CAN GET THEM
IL have tbs day, for the first time, introduced
the ORANGE CAKE,n "UNION CAKE,n
snd some other new Cake all # which are very
fire, toge Tier with my already large assortment Of
CAKE and CONFECTIONERY In this civ
at prices To suit the times.
Pies, Creams, Jellies. Charlottes, Blanc Marge
End all oiher kinds Of the good things Of life.
Call early and save Is per cent over all others
OF the same quality J. 6. WEAVER,
347 Pa avenue, opp Browns
Also, Tea, Coffee, Chocolate, Oysters, Beef
Steak, Ham and Eggs, &c served up in fne
style.
Call, Ladies, ,ce riH make orr bo,c.
an Q 3t&
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09

III Fresh Congress Water, received this
aay direct rom the spriog. Dxiiy expecting
BEDFORD AND BLUE LICK WATERS at GILaaNS ew
OEug oIcre, 3.o Ia avenue. apa-
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CONGRESSIONAL PROCEEDINGS.

In the Senate, yesterday, after We went tc
press, Mr.. Geyer continued and concluded his
remarks upon the Kansas question; and MI.
Seward having obtained the floor, they I'd.
journed.
In the House, the Deficiency bill being
nominally under consideration In Cotnmitt se
of the Whole, Mr. Z,llioefer concluded his
speech on political topics, and, ere they ad
journed, was followed by Mr.. Hughston, Mr.
Waldron, and Mr.. Boyce, in hour speeches,
also upon political questions.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09

COAL! COAL! COAL..
"E ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING A Car
w go Of very superior COAL, both White and
Red Ash
Also, on hand stock Of Oak and Pine WOOD.
At our yard, on 9th street, opposite the National
Hotel. CASTLEMAN & BRO.
ap 9-3t
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DROP. WOODS CELEBRATED HAIR
L RESTORATIVE, received and on sale by
aps FORD 4 BRO.
CoNeKEss STRING WATER received
~ and on sale by FORD BRO.
NOrlCE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
~ notifei and cautioned not to credit any per-
son on our account without our specific whOrity
to do so
apS-3t KELLOGG & BATES.
nEvINE'S COMPOUND FITCH LU.
y ZENGE, cure for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Costiveness, Asthma. and Consumption, on sale
by (aps-3p FORD & BRO.
T OSr.-oN MONDAY. THE rh INSTANT,
which was the name of j. Tobias. The finder
will be literally rewarded on leaving them at
this once. aps-3ts
CsT-A DRAFT ON AMERICAN EX-
II change Bank, N. Y, made by the Somerset
County BanE, N. for seven hundred dollars.
payable to the order Of James Campbell; dated
January IL, 1855 Any person finding II and pre-
senting 1t to the bank Of RIGGS q CO, will be
liberally rewarded by the owner Said draft had
on the back the Endorsement Of Jas. Campbell
and G. H. Mcconnell ape2#
DROWN,sCELEBRArED BRONCHIAL
ID TROCHES, on sale by
aps-3t FORD BRO.
EUKNIsHING GOODS!
u OELLlNu OfF COSI.
TO CLOSE BUSINESS, AT
BIRGE's,
ap 6-1w 22o Penna avenue.
nE LANGE's PALMETTO DENTRI-
- FICE AND MOUTH WASH elegant and
most efectual prepare tons for cleansing the
Teeth, hardening the Gums, and rentering the
Breath sweet and wholesome, just received, and
on sa,sby FORD Il BRO, Druggists,
aps-3t Corner 18th street and Pa avenue.
xCrrsvNr -..R,.,. r,.r.,.,;.n
"A from the Canada Bear for promoting the
growth and luxuriance of the HAIR, on sale by
aps-3t FORD BRO.
CIDEh, SCOTCH ALE, AND BROWN
~ Steut, &c just received, and for sale on
draught, and in quart and pint bottles; fine srti-
Gle.
Superior Old Whisky, 1910
Fine Cheese
White wine Vinegar
North Carolina Peach Brandy.
s- JONAS p. LEVY,
Wine, Liquor and Groceries,
ana1w 474 Pa. avenue.
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OsT-l BLUE MOROCCO POCKET
IL BOOK, containing some valuable papers ard
notes Of hand, two Of which are signed by James
Branson, and payable to the subscriber. The
warded by leaving the same and contents at the
furniture store Of Mr. J. M. Wight, 81 Louisiana
avenue, or at the Star Office.
ap Q-3t# JOHN d. NEALL.
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NOTlCE.-THE PUBLIC ARE HEREBY
~ notified and cautioned not to credit any per-
son on our account without our specific uhority
to do so
an SIT KELLOGG A RATES
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7 OST NOTE.-YESTERDAY ON SEW
- enth street between the Patent Once and Su-
ter, Lea & Co.'s Bank, NOTE for fifty dollars,
dated the 9Th instant, payable thirty days : fer
date, at said bank. Amy finding ii will be prop
eTly rewarded on leaving IL at this Once, or II
said bank. All persons are cautioned against ne
gotiating such note. apo-1t*
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~ journed meeting of this Association will
be held on WEDNESDAY, April 9th, at TX -
m, at Harmony Hall. All opponents Of Know
nottingham, whether members Of the association
or not, are invited to attend and cooperate with
Us in matters Of great importance to the interests
Of the cause. VIM. JONES,
ap sgt President.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-04-09

The Current Operations Of the Treasury
Experimentation yesterday, 9Th of April,
there were of Treasury warrants entered on
the books Of the Department
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The United States Government Premise.
at Bristol, b. 1.-The Secretary of the Trea.
sury lie said to have selected for the site Of tho
new United States Court rooms, Custom house
and Post once, in Bristol, r. l., . lot offered
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- THE AIDES OF THE SIXTH

THE l. AIDES OF THE SIXTH
M Presbyterian Church (Rev Mr.. Nc ble's
contemplate holding FAIR in the basement of
their ediacs, corner Maryland avenue End Sixth
street, commencing on MONDAY EVENING,
the 1ath April. They will offer for sale variety
OF useful and fancy articles the proceeds Of which
sales they devote to the extinguishDent Of a por-
tion OF the debt hanging over the edifce in which
they dell ht to assemble themselves together 10
worship Almighty God, and which they desire
TO see feed, utterly and entirely, from the incu-
o0s OF debt apo6t
TGRAND ASSEMBLY.-THE FIRST
49, Grand Assembly Of the FRANKLIN Active
Association will be given at Harmony Hall on
TUESDAY EVENING, April Is, 1885.
ladies.
Members Of other Fire Associations will please
appear In uniform.
Commits Of Arrangements.
Ecklof, Cunningham,
l. K Thomas, JB Medley,
Spring. an 9-eo3t&
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DROP. WOODS CELEBR ATED HAIR
L RESTORATIVE, received and on sale by
apps FORD BRO.
CONGRESS STRING WATER received
~ and On sale by FORD BRO.
ap6
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Nm AsHINeTON HIGHLANDERs, AT
Il rENTION@A special meeting Of the
TGmhss sb YIN Be held At the .fmory; on
instant, at O'Clock, Tor the purpose Of electing
an Orderly Sergeast, and the tran action OF other
business Of importance 10 the interests Of the
Company Every member Is requested to ct.
aps-s.s John Balm, Captain. I.
THE MEMBERS OF THE MILL
~ tary Association most respectfully an
nounce TO their numerous patrons that their next
Cotillon Party will take piece on wEDN ESDAY
EVENING, April 9th, 1885, at Armory Hal, on
Tickets SO cents-admitting gentleman and la
dies J. JIR0INSTON, Sec.
(yLosINe our ENeRAvINss at a sacri.
apo JOHN r ELLIS
CO AND ExAMINE THE BOSTON PI.
~ AMOS at ELLIS'S Music Store, 30s, betw.
9th and 10Th streets. ape
Tor sALE-TwO FIRST RATE Snow
l. WINDOWS, at great sacrifice
Apply; 'oon, to j., = B 3 MOORE, Druggist,
aP s-9 lib Pa avenue, First Wsrd
EVERYBODY wRO Use PAPER, I'M,
II Pes, and Stationery in general go to sos Pa.
avenue. We are selling such goods out very low.
JOHN F. ELLIS,
ape between 9th and 10th streets.
BEDFORD BLUE LICK wArERs.-A
- fresh supply just received and for sale In any
quantity at MOoRE'S Drug Store,
ap got No. lib Pa. avenue, Flint Ward.
LATHE FOR SALE.
A SIX-INCu LATHE, WITH FOOT
IA inch metal Shears, with Screw Cutting Gear
attached, capable, at present, Of cutting three fine
Screws. 1t can be seen for week. Apply at 10
East Capitol street. ape-
TO PHYSICIANS AND OTHERS.
lust RECEIVED A SUPPLY OF Tfden's
- Fluid Extracts Of the various NJ edicinal plants
CINEs. y.BMOORE, Pharmaceutist,
ap s-eo3t lib Pa. avenue, First Ward.
PLATED WATERS.
ANEW ARTICLE-yUsT RECEIVED, A
IA handsome assortment Of very superior PLA-
TED WALTERS, from 10 to 90 inches, equal in
quality to the best shenaeld Ware, and at very
M w GAIT L BRO, Jewellers,
ape 3A Pa. av. bet. 9th and 10th streets.
r OsT NOTE.-YEsTERDAY ON SEW
- enth street between the Patent Once and Su-
ter, Lea & Co.'s Bank, NOTE for dfty dollars,
dated the 9Th instant, PAYABLE thirty days fer
e1iy rewarded on leaving It at this Once or Fl
said bank. All persons are cautioned against ne
gotiating such note. sps-1t*
OsT-A BLUE MOROCCO POCKET
IL BOOK, containing some valuable papers ard
notes Of hand, two of which are signed by James
Branson and payable to the subscI iber- The
finder will confer favor, and will be literally
warded by leaving the same and contents at the
furniture store Of Mr.. J M. Wight, 81 Louisiana
avenue: or at the Star Office;
ap Q-3t* JOHN d. NEALL.
COAL: COAL" COALM
WE ARE THIS DAY RECEIVING A Car-
w 60 Of very superior COAL, both White and
Red Ash
Also, on hand stock Of Oak and Pine WOOD.
At our yard, on 9th street, opposite the National
Hotel. CASTLEMAN BRO.
ap9
ANTHRACITE COAL.
lust ARRIVED, A CARGO OF RED ASH,
- Schuylkill COAL, egg and nut size, Of fine
quality.
Daily expected cargo Of White Ash, Egg.
Orders i cited for small or large quantities.
On hand, full supply Of Hickory, Oak, and
NJ nm ffu
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EURNISHING GOODS!
SELLING OFFkT COST!
TO CLOSE BUSINESS, AT
BIRGE's,
ap 6-1w 22o Penna avenue
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II ZENGE, cure for Coughs, Colds, Group,
Costiveness, Asthma. and Consumption, on sale
by zap S-3t) FORD BRO.
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LIZ RAILROAD DIRECr 10 THE WEST.
Ia ~ ssssssSt1 ssItsstss7El ssssssE


Time between Washington and wheeling but ia
Running time ssOesa Washington and onoiaa ~ Aours
Through Ticket. "ns sSssgs ohsehA to be had an
THE and ohio aaroad having greatly improved its
western now offers the fullest
The onnezion between trains fct Washington and tn.
sy called a ss Ks s aaas ans n MIL H.
Sm This only change q ears required between
Wheeling Washington staon echecked
s The s' sSsas Cd ss sGs a
washington daily at o and ~, I'LL On Sundays al the
Wassins a.e maas with shs trains d. CEN
GoLgssgs eansss q. tsa,t VIII me Newark.
coaneus railroad trains connss,
q te Little Mia,ni railroad xena, CINCINNATI LOUIS
Wilt, Ser Al xenp, Little Miami aie-s cnnaelion is
a%e a 'es ea sof soes island 81 LOUIS ac
ps,ss";ss nold,as through tickets oI Memphis; vekssas
transferred Cincinnati the mail The ONO
Tickets for Evansville Caro- ana 81 Louis are sold BY this
FOR CLEVELAND Cleveland Toledo, Detroit Chi
cago sold when OHIO navigabe between
Wheeling WeIsvlle, tory mes where with
Travellers requested while this is the only
aaods lhrouh ekets and checks u washington Is also the
great West The from Washington Cincinnati
out $50 miles, being abou, 100 'es shorter than by other
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