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LOCAL NEW 5.

Mr. W Harrison last evening received tribute that
well deserved il being the occasion Of his benefit and last
appearances bat before ashngon audience previous
his departure Europe and wish both himself and
coad aor all the happiness and they eminenty
merit The conceft Of excellence and fully
met the expectation OF all who have either witnessed or
heard Of the performances Of the Pne and Harrison troupe
This evening the farewell benefit Of the songsess Of the
weird Miss Louisa Pyne when she win Gin addition to the
wonders of her vocalizston sing for the first the
soalSrrng national air The Star Spangled Banner"
and we doubt mot that AL who love good music, and
would add tribute 10 public excellence and private viz
tue win be welcome their yorite and say they
had the honor Of bearing the last that sung by
Louisa Pyne in Washington Nay success attend hsr
wherever she goes
LEcruRE Hos s S. Cox.--The lecture Of Hon. S
Cox member Of Congress elect from the Columbus district
of Ohio the Smithsonian Institution Thursday
ming last the subject of american Humor highly
appreciated by The citizens of Washington The press
upon columns viii only permit as to add that there
overlooking audience. We copy the following
paragraph from the Star of last evening TO show the effect
which IL produced upon those present;
A brighteyed lady remarked in our hearing that Mr.
Cor seemed TO have great deal of Jingle In him We
think and guess that whoever sweeps the
ectureroon to-day win find few buttons scattered
about In fact the lecturer made his audience laugh
sumedy be depicted with telling hits and aneodoal
illustrations the audacous rreveren sxravagant hainor
peculiar to this country
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By EG p Il.
TGe IIlinois LsgisIatnre, &c.

CHICAGO, Feb. 20.-The bill for superintendent for
Representatives of the legislature passed Tuesday, An
exciting ensued IN consequence Of attempt the
part Of the democrats expunge the protest Of the republic
against the OF passing the act Gov. Bssel
vetoed the bill.
The personal---very. bill has passed the Legislature OF Wis
cons
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TEE Virginia roLcAsoIt is said that the statement in
reference volcano having recently made it's appearance
In Pendlston county, Va the great Backbone
tain, rs trus. The Cumberland Telegraph says
aItis ut point the mountain directly between the
heads dry fork of Cheat and the south branch Of the
Potomac rivers place known by the Of the nks
40 called from the depressed condition Of the mountain al
,bat poinf These sinks funneshayed and EACH one
embraces much of ground On the first day
of January reports caused by the bursting forth of the
subtersnean FIRE beard for distance Of twenty or
hirty miles Vast columns Of fame aad smoe issued from
the oric-s and rcdhot stones thrown up In the air
several hundred feet above the mouth Of the crater Our
Informant adds that the people in the vicinity are becoming
Alarmed AT the perinsci with which the flames are kept
up and the red-bct Of rocxs thrown out h.aTy
rnmbliuu noise like distant thunder continually rere
bersng through the Dep crern Of the mountain which
nj TIMES seems TO tremble from summit TO base
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Providence Feb 29.-The republican State convention
yesterday nominated full State ticket, including Elisha
Dyer for governor and Thomas G. Turner for lieutenant
governor The American convention nominated the
ticket, except for lieutenant governor. .u.s
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THIS Manual ndiseennhle memse Of rans
so1surnirs In washington mad
saouid have Just pssshed an1
IN ire Capitol, and II The bookstores wsshinrlon-
Feb 4--eo6fms
WATtBbs-Ib~ largest as~~rtmsn oGrrsa a.
w cur customers search 81 k1erers
VIII and our ssock 10 embrace MI so
shae holh for Indies and genuemen.
conhdent thn assortment couaese any
try, sn6 possessing advantage
offer prrsa~r,
Memsers 81 Congress and ssrzDesu vhs rchaynr
watches would do well rh~ rrs
Wy may se thorershr wssed before i~svins city.
NJ w. GAIT q BIO.
~ PsnnsyfrxniR
FehD-tu Between Pa ard ierh ssresss
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NEW YoaK, Feb. 2o.-Tbe testimony before the grand
jury in the Burde il unusually Interesting.
startling theory OF the murder has devsoped
the police the track Of party inspected Of per-
petrating the deed
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Quite agreeable ieciure delivered by Mayor Ma
grader on Thursday evening last Columbia Hall The
lecturer bad chosn the fruitful suhiec Of spool Of
tom which b. ~unrsvsled and wound up 10 the enter
tsnent OF his sudisncs, who eynrea their appreciation
by q vote Of thsnks
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NnrnI

NEW YonK, Feb 2oThe United States storehip Relief
folk.
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WASHINGTON CITY.
OPTICAL.

APPOINTMENTS By THE PRESIDENT,
By and wia hs adsios and consent Of As Ssn4iA
E spottswoOd, surveyor Of the customs AT Dubaqas,
Iowa. vice Henry D. Ia Cossitt, deceased; and
h ?. Cooper surveyor Of the customs at Chattanooga
Tennessee, vice W. Irving Crandsll, resigned
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MATCH Repairing and Engrsvtng.-Wxtcbes, ekto
w itaekeepers of description
skihai wofkmen and warranted perform accurately
Engraving description the best style Including
notices. and initials
- Visiting and wedding cards elegantly grayed and printed
Y N. W. GAIT 4 BRp,
Jewellers. .2s Pennsylvania avenue,
Jan 2O-u Between 9gh ard loIh
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MARRIED,

On Thursday, 1871 by REslsTrR
NJ. r. Church, ROBERT WI ARTON, Washington city,
PENELOPE c. wido@ Of The late Hon JoHx TEsr
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Banking House OF Chabb brothers.
Arny's CONFECTIONERY,

Ne. "a Bridge street, Georgso~p, D. c,
w HERE AL kinds Of furnished,
cakes ices, eonfec &e The
tce and the oderntc Medal
exhibition Of Metropolitan Mechanics Institute.
FebS-5u
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should be change in the taf law the large sount
Of money locked up in the treasury. The argument
urged heretofore against the disposition Of these lands
had been that The proceeds arising from the sale Of these
lands went into the treasury and relieved the people from
TAXATION That argument had force now for had
this bill
The amendments 10 fhis ban reported by the COMMITTEES
Of Ways and Means were then agreed oAyes 100 noes
Ia.
Mr. BOWIE, Of Maryland, submitted an amendment 10
the bill by inserting the Of thousand dollars for
the erection Of post oce buding AT Annapolis Mary
land
The CHAIR ruled the amendment ont of order
M LANE OF Oregon, moved to amend the ball by in
thousand dollars TO pat into operation line Of mail steam
ers between San Francisco California to Olympia in the
Territory Of Washington, heretofore authorized by
law
Messrs LANE Of Oregon, and ANDERSON, Of wash
ingon addressed the COMMITTEES in support OF the amend
menL
Mr. DENVER, of California hoped there would be no
serious opposition this proposed mairoute There
present regular mail service from the bay Of San
Franchises 70 the British possessions and all the commerce
OF the people of that region Of country was confined 10
transient vessels.
Mr. LETCHER of yirginia moved 10 amend the bill by
adding proviso the eject that the whole cost of the
said service should not exceed hundred and twenty
five Thousand dollars per annum.
The amendment Was agreed 10.
After further debate,
The COMMITTEES and reported the bill 10 the House
As amended with recommendation that IL do pasa
Mr. CAMPBELL OF Ohio, called the previous question
hch sustained and the main question ordered.
And then, ten Minutes after Eve o'clock the House
adjourned.
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Nar1osAL HoTEL.

February 20, 1851.
The committee appointed the part Of the Jackson
Democratic Association 10 receive the President and Vice
President elect in accordance with the call Of the
chairman, and
Rssope To meet the President and Vice President elect
at the city OF Baltimore route the seat of government
s. L LEWIS, Chairman.
b. s. DAVIS Secretary
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National Inauguration Ball

National Inauguration Ball
Hon. J. q. Thompson, MEj. WIN. W. Russell,
Geo Il. Pngh, j. Etyin,
j Clancy Jones, d. w. Mxbou,
@. Faulkner, A.. B. SsaushioR,
Pbeip~ W. Welsh.
subscribers Ball
StsssUpery Of WIN. r. Eayy,
Of residence
families whom Gvixfon deEired
through che post Office Major William W. Russell, chairman
the committee
subscription book n1y fouad Nj. na,y.
WM- w. RUSSELL,
Jan 5D--GE Chairman COMMITTEE
Banking House OF Chabb Rrothers,
Washington January 4, 1857.
ToHS D. BARROW and HENRY HOLMES thir day admit
the Banking House OF Chubb Brohsrs The
firm from viii be Of Charles 81 j. Chubb John
D. Barrow Henry Holmes, The Hersc Dayenport
coposed 81 Charles 81 j. Chubb VIM H. Deasa and Alexander
a. Barrow under the firm Of Chnbb Blerhes Barow CO.
Jun l--dn CHIBB BKDTBEES.
ELEGANT Tows CARRIAGEx-JAMEs BREWSTER
Il SON, a6 broadway New York, wpnd invite
Of citizens Of Washington and vicinity their sisek elegant
vehicles IN and beautiful designs, comprising
HRmaner cloth baroucies,
BefiEss, caieches, and coapea
Having
New the
unable New whom drawings any style u
carrsrc viii be sent by mail.
Jan 7-d7mn
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odd-FeIIows' Hall, seventh street.
MONDAY EVENING, FEBRUARY %, 1857,
And every evening during ihs week
wYMAN,
TIE WIZARD AND vEsTRILoQUfsT
or End wide fame, win introduce Of nacni
perfments, unnvaIied for
WONDER AND AMUSEMENT.
Laashable scenes a reulriloquis1n, and The
LIFE MOVING AND sPEaEINC AUToNAToNs,
which always elicit uRcouuolabie laushrer.
Grand performance by air saturday aflsrnoon al O'Clock
Admir.lon . cents. Children hAlFpree,
For particulars small bills. Feb 2I-at
psReliE,sus sosee Ero6-..e va q A4hsr College,
| byeran Church. corner Of III and 18th streets.
ay-Relis,eus soaesThe Rev. r. Pins, q Tennessee
win ssyeI discourse a. me ea-e q sabss
Ss 4 n. Hoy ssars s'''s' Feb 49, ai
ay-rhs A.socianon thu. city meet lhi.
at ~ O'Clock In The common chamber CITY Han
- = - = PRANK eoUIEY.
Fsbai-ir Secretary
uARPEE's WEEKLY, for saturday, February al.
III CosrEsTs: Cenra America Men Made Orders Evidence
IN ne Baasn Case spsnda lnviss,ioa sorrow for
Nuim-ss aiy Lneary oises Cary Foreign News;
rT,r- T,es saregsrrf Items sosboas from Ps
Dead secrri The Dsfssng Teller WISE and ofhw1se,
" 50 per snnum, sinsly.
Feb Il FRAKCK TAYLOR
OFFICE OF THE CoNsoLIDATED LoTTE-
RIEs OF MARYLAND
The following ure One drawn cf The Maryland
dsIes Lottery benefit o SuHquhnnna Canal kc g.
drawn February ls, lss's
II 3 IA IS II 80 c DC 81 20 SO rs IL 70
The foSsoinr are The Paspseo Institute
LoIiery, cass u, drawn February 10, lss7:
"a 81 81 8 u 50 n 4s IA 30 90
n FRANCE q Co., Managers
ID. N. MePHast, Commissioner
al-h
IN Jesusr-Memosrs Of Bethany. 90 cents
Desert Of
Bsersbeha; By Bornno Bouhr, o. d. 81.
Life Lower, ntermadiafe- aud Higher Fors anfes
TIE InsFHHiion q HOY senpfurets and proof by
WIN Lee g So
Modern Afhe,r. PanfssisH MsfsrisIsE,
ebznzn, d. p. al As
Just puhlsshed, and for sale BY
GRAY a BALLANTYyE.
Feb so-9t z9a Seventh street.
pLAyFp WARE sBs>.sa Forks ard Spoons Table
Il cunerr, kc.-M. W. GAIT d BRO JUST received a
arre very plssed superior qua
consisting Of
RirhIv- engraved waiters, from g % fnehes
PSnn nd erased Tea sets, pieces compaefe
Coffee urns, kefilss, cake hsskets, castors
Ahzfs forks Spoons, nc.
ne best Foods sds and offered unusus5 low
NJ. w. GAIT BRO, Jewellers,
zas Pennsylvania uv-Ene, between sh sn2 iod streets
F~e@e-@
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BY Mr. SAPP The petition Of W. II. Cochran, ID. G.
Lewis John Mcintyre, and hundred and twenty other
citizens OF Knox county Ohio, irrespective OF party
ing that the duty or 30 per centu be taken of Of sugar
not for purposes and because the hz
become one Of the neeessaries of life, dc.
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PERSONAL ExrLANArIos.


lie rve1ue and the resolution Of the body to pre-
vent eounereitipg the coins Of the United States
ken up read twice. and referred to the COMMITTEES Of Ways
and Means
rosr OFFICE AUTHORIZATION B1LL
On motion OF Mr. CAMPBELL, of Ohio, the House then
vent into Committee Of the Whole the state Of the
UHion Er. WAsHsURS of Maine in The ehsirl and took
up the bill Of The House making appropriations for the ser
woe OF the Post Office Department for the fiscal end
my 30th June 1858
Mr.. CAMPBELL. stated that st the time the Committee
Ways and Means reported this bi % the House they
were compelled TO DO il in advance Of the estimates OF the
department for the that there rule of the House
requiring that committee 20 report within thirty days sitter
ne opening Of the session. After the estimates made
Hwas found necessary make the sneudmenss which he
nov submitted from that committee He asked that the
hnsndnents shond be agreed 70.
Mr. STANTON, OF Ohio, stated that the tariff bill had
sse through parliamentary trickery and fraud by out
HaS influence and comhnsfons Of those who favored the
goods
Mr. CAMPBELL OF Ohio, replied that he regretted
dingiy that any member Of the body should deem II
or al this stage cf the session indulge in any harsh
in regard 20 the pursued By the COMMITTEES
ways and Means, and regretted still thst col
gOs representing in part the great and noble Ststs Of
should charge upon him chairman Of that com
uuee that be had pushed the ball through the body BY
ekery and outside influence He would mark the insin
oon As basey calunous upon him and his colleagues
soa ihAt committee. His colleague wo1ld understand
me IrAnd which be here and before the House and the
nds speculsiorr bad drawn the wool the gentle
Ms eyes and he not faithful representative Of
-" ~ srest and growing in.erst Of his STATE
SAhlALE Of Virgins, made scus remarks upon
e 70 equslre the grants Of lands 20 the several States
ne Onon Be thousht that the great reason why there
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OHIO FOUNDRY.

THE UNDERSIGNED would re.
= spectfully inform the public generally
that he is carry ing on the Boundary business
in all its various branches. He is now manu-
featuring large variety of cooking Stoves
to wit:
No. l, Hartley improved, for coal or wood
4, Alright. "
e 4, Union Large Oven
8, Aurora for coal;
4, Etna for coal or wood
" 7, Republic for wood;
3, Improved elevated oven, for coal;
a" 7, Buckeye, for coal or wood;
Large Balloon coal burner;
Egg church stove;
No. ,243.
=" 3, Franklin stoves;
4" I,2, 2,43l3 cook stoves
Eight different patterns of Arch Crates; /;
Four " Cast Tenders;
Wagon boxes, wholesale or retail;
Plow Points. of all the different patterns /;
No S, Patent Lever Plow castings;
Three sizes cooking Crates.
Castings made to order or the shortest no.
tice.
All Of which will be sold at raleced prices
D- am also carrying on in connection with
the above the Tin and Copper Business.
u Wareroom, Market street, below the
Bank, Steubenville, Ohio.
ocl22-ly. WILLIAM L. SHARP.
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Pittsburgh Chemical & varnish Works

FINCH g. CO., respectfully inform
L Druggists and Dealers in Varnishes gener
ally, that they have for some time been en-
gagged in the preparation OF. all descriptions ol
Copal and other varnishes, and are now pre-
pared to supply their friends and the public
generally with articles of the yery best manu-.
facture, made of the best material, and selected
with the greatest care, and on the mos, favor
able terms.
Finch & Co. intend to devote themselves to
cultivating first class trade, and have no
doubt that their efforts, on trial, will prove
satisfactory. Their tariff of prices will be
found equally low with any of the Eastern
markets, and, being dstermi ined that no arti.
Gle shall leave their works but Of approved
and tested quality they only ask for trial.
and share OF public patronage. To our fine
body Coach Varnsh. we would call particular
attention. This article is equal TO any English
Coach Varnish of the very best brands, heing
made exactly after the process of the first class
English houses, by Mr.. Thomas Douglass
who for many years was engaged IN some oi
the most extensive establishment in England
and Scotland. Our Anti Corrosive Black Var.
nish, We would particularly recommend to
Founders, boat.bulders. and manufactures ol
Iron generally It's peculiar qualities prevents
Oxydisatation entirely, which is great 'desid.
eratum to those using varnish for iron, and
preferable to asphaltum and other compounds
All orders left at Messrs. John Irwin Sons
Front Street, will be punctually attended to
or with j. Finch, l27 Third Street
iuly9.
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steubenvilla and Indiana Railroad

Steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
1853. 1853.
Great Central Route Between the East and West
Railroad Connection Bet,oeen &suben-
ville and Pittsburgh Completed! The
completion of the River Ertension
offhe Cleveland & Pittsburgh Rail
Road, betUeen &e,6enUihe and Ro-
chester renders the abovs route one
Of the Shortest, Cheapest, Safest
and Best lines connecting At
lantic cities andthe Vest!
EALL ARRANG EMENT,-On and
u after Monday, December list, Passenger
Trains will leave Steubenviile daily. (Sun-
days excepted) as follows:
Through Mail Train at 1910 P. NJ arrives
at Newark at els o'clock 2. NJ, making imme-
diate connection with trains of the Central
Ohio, and Sandusky, Mansfield and Newark
Railroads, for the principal towns and cities
in tie North West, West and South, BY one
of the fastest, safest and most pleasant routes
in the Union.
REruRSlNe-Mail Train leaves Newark at
IL 35 A. NJ, and arrives at Steubenville at 5, ,35
P. NJ, making immediate connection with trains
of the Cleveland & Pittsburgh Railroad, for
Philadelphia and the Eastern cities.
Fare as Low as by any Other Route
THE CADIz TRAIN leaves Ster benyille at 3.l5
P. NJ, arrives at Cadiz at 5.45 P. M.
Returning, leaves Oadiz at.7 20 AN, and
arrives at Steubenville. 944 M.
10" For Through Tickets and further infor'
nation apply al the Depot, Washington street,
to JOAN T. NELSON, Agent.
G.,W. FULTON, Superintendent.
LAFAYETTE. DEvENNY,
General Fre ght and Ticket Agent. dec.3
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CLARKE'S FEMALE PILLS.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.

PREPARED FROM A PRESCRIPTION OF
sIRJ. CLARKE, M. D., PHYSICIAN EX-
TRAoRDINARy TO THE QUEEN.
THIS invaluable medicine IS unlaillng
i in the cure Of all those painful and dan
rerous disorders to which the female constitu.
ton is subject. 1t moderates all excess and
Ienoses all distractions, and speedy cure
may be relied oil.
TO MARRIED LADIES
itis peculiarly suited. 1t will in short time
bring or the monthly period with regularity
Each bottle, price one dollar, bears the Gov
ernment Stamp Of Great Britain, to prevent
oouRterfeits.
C.4U7TON.
These Pills should not be taken by females
that are pregnant, during the irst three months,
as they are sure to bring on miscarriage; but
at every other time and in every other case
they are perfectly safe.
Sole Agents for this country,
&c. BALDWIN & CO.,
Ill s...- Rochester, N. Y.
TuTrLE d ,Mosrs Auburn, N. Y, General
Agents.
E.B.-$l 90 and postage stamps enclosed
TO an v authorized agent, will insure bottle
Of the pills by return mail.
For sale wholesale and retail by Hening d
Melvin, Sieubenvlle, o., and by Druggists
generally. declo-ly
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Fall and Winter Stock Of ury Goods
DOUGHERTY & BRO,

HAVE JUST RECEIVED, in their
A corner room very large and superb
stock Of goods fpr Ladies Wear aud house
keeping purposes.
q DRESS oooDs-Comprising:
TDelaIns, Plain black Silks. Figured do Me-
rinos, Paramettas, Gold Silks, newest styles,
De Bages, Coburgs, Black Alpacas, English
and American Prints. Plaid French Merinos,
Printed do, Printed Cashmeres, Plain and
Fig'd do, Plaid Flannels, dc.
HOUSE FURNISHING GOODS.
Blankets Of every size, kind, and quality ;
sheeting and shifting muslins, fine medium
and heavy Linens; Tickings, Flannels. Dia'
pers, Towling, Marseills and Lancaster Quilts,
Table Linens, Damask Cloths, crumb cloths,
Napkins, Wooden Table covers also, a heavy
stock Of Hosiery, Gloves, etc.
sH4wLs, oLoAKs AND MASTILLAs.
y Thibet, Cashmere, Broche and blanket
Shswls, cloaks, Talmas aud Mantillas for Fall
and Winter wear, together with full stock
Of Ladies cloaking cloths to make up. with a
fnll assortment Of cloak and Dress Trimmings
10 match. DOUGHERTY d BRO.
octl5 No. l0l, Third and Market SITS.
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FALL & WINTER CL0THING!
NEW STOCK.

E FROHMAN u CO. respectfully IN
Ia form their friends and the public thai
their new stock of clothing for the Fall and
Winter Trade. manufactured for the Steuben
Vile market at their Wholesale Establishment
IN Cincinnati, has just arrived, 1t is larger
more varied, and embraces fner articles than
usual.
The stock embraces Coats, Pants, Vests and
Hats and Caps for mon and boys handker
chiefs, Cravats, Gloves, hose, Shirts, and q
full stock Of Furnishing Goods, Trunks, Car
pet Sacks, Valises, Umbrellas, &c.
Frohman h Co. also keep on hand full
stock of Cloths and Vestings, and manufacture
Clothing to order OH short notice, at prices
that will be satisfactory to purchasers. Fits
warranted.
Thankful for the very liberal patronage
heretofore extended to us We ask for con
tinuance of it. and beg to assure the public
that it will be our constant aim, by dealing
honorably, to deserve it. We may be found
at the old stand, Market street. one door east
Of the Washington Hall Give as scall.
sept, o. 1856. E. FROHMAN co.
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Notice to Shippers and COnsign ees
Via steubenville and Indiana Railroad.
A DAILY FREIGHT TRAIN Sun
IA days excepted is now running to New.
ark, leaving this station at 5.45 A. NJ.
Shippers and consignees will please con-
clude their shipments and receive their con-
signments previous to o'clock P. NJ, as no
freight will be received or delivered after that
hour.
Freights for Cadiz will be delivered at the
Depot previous to 2 o'clock P. NJ, otherwise
they will not be forw arded until the following
day. JOHN T. NELSON,
octl5 Freight Agent.
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Cheap and Fashionable Clothing!
AT
JONES HOFMAYER'S
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL

WHOLESALE AND RETAIL
CLOTHING ESTABLISHMENT.
Market 81. Three Doors abOUe Fourth,
STEUBENVILLE, OHIO.
The best assortment Of Ready Made Clothing,
Hats and Caps ever offered in Steubenville
THE UNDERSIGNED has jnst receiv-
and is adding weekly to his large and gen.
eral assortment Of Ready Made clothing, the
latest styles as they come out, to which he di-
rects the attention Of his friends and the pub
lie, assuring them that he is prepared to sell
every description of goods, at prices lower
than has ever been purchased in this section
of the State. In point Of style, quality or du-
rability. his Goods cannot be excelled in this
o. any other Western Market. His prices are
uniform and the public may feel confident that
they will at all times receive the worth of their
moLey.
1t will be to the interest Of all to call and
exam 'ue before purchasing elsewhere, as his
Clothing is made to order, he is satisfied that
he is able to sell better goods-at lower prices
than any house in the city.
J. HOFMAYER, Market street,
three doors above Fourth, Steub'
sept. 24-Iy.