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to l. T. Sanger, Ottawa. isep29l
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West half Sec 90 Town 81 y, r. East, $50 acres
West hat swq Sec H. Town 81 ", Il. Eas. 50 ac.
West half nwq Sec. Ii, Town 81 y, Il. East, 50 ac
The above lands are among the most desirable in La
Sale County situated from to 10 miles from Ottawa
iersigned, at Alton, III. iOct2.I HENRY 5. BAKER
Farm for Sale.
offEii i'r sale, Tor cash or on time. my old home
stead farm in the town of Farm Ridge, consisting of
ahont sc acres Of cultivated land and acres social
ed timber Good dwellings, orcard, Abundance of
/ springs for stock water. novl4-tf BRONSON MURRAY
Residence for Sale.
CREH for sale for cash, or On term of years or for
n well secured paper, my present residence. the
'I por one s"' miles nGr Of t abS C9qT Hoyse
House and Lot for sale.
A "ah"r, connections, and well finished two story
brick House, in Ottawa Centre sale, with one
two, or three Lotsre of the very pleasntest situa-
tons in the City only ten minutes walk from the Cour,
tawa March 29l GEO. wHIPrLE.
city Lots, North of the Depot,
y fapl2-t JONES AVERY.
Land for safe.
100 ACRES of Land lying six miles north of Mar
lou settles, being the SCI, See - r 81 n For
further information address A. + DUNAvAN.
apl0-2m+ Cor7rtHc Il. o., III.
4 PLEASANT tenement, on Main Street, east of Fox
n River, within few squares of the Court House.
Apply [myI-tf] MRS. T.. NJ. BACON
TO Rent.
4 GENTLEMAN wishes to house within two
"A minutes walk of the Court House, with the privi-
iege of boarding with the family. A family without
children required. Address C box p. o. COL oc24
Fine Cellar to Rent.
SUITABLE for Groceries, Liquors. Fruit, vegeta-
- bles proof against frost, under the Book Store in
Metropolitan Block. Enquire of
aug22 RATHBUN ORION.
For Sale.
nNE sc. of single Buggy Harness. Enquire Of
~ A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
fcb21 No. 3, Reddick's B2ock.
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lizard wood EI1s.,s,er.

Hard wood EUuaEber.
S,AWED Oak Timber-al szes-from 6X6 and 12Xia
y and II to - feet long.
Black Walnut Lumber, consisting Of Newell Post Tim.
Der, 6NG TO SIS.
plank, = TO "a inches thick.
Boards; inch thick.
Hickory and Maple Axle stun and Oak Plank
1000 Sawed Oak Posts, for sale by
WM. NJ. TRUE,
feb.-tf Office in Bankof Ottawa.
4 FEW sets fancy Bed Room Furniture. very cheap
N at Imar27 GIBSON BRO. 'S
VNOR SALE--onc Thirnbc Scane Lumber Wagon. In.
10 quire of tjan23l A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN
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" III be done IN lots OF 80 lbs. and upwards, at IS 4
cents per poand-
s,u>tpi, Snr,Iiu. into Rolls

VIII he done SIX cents per pound. Their machines
VIII DC clothed with the best Of Cards, and with
og- experienced Carder they expect TO have good work
done. will taken from the Depot at 1ta,., and
rolls returned within reasonable length OF time for do
. the work. which may be sent lin strong sfeets from
almost any part of the state at trihing eXpe. Sc
Wool intended for exchange for any of the above kinds
OF Goods accompanied by the proper order may be sent
h. Railroad TO Ottawa, and the goods viii be put up and
sen with prunrtness, according to order.
We w,g!d also say, that lave got New Custom
and FIGURING Sill in operation, and persons wishn. C..
have their grinding done short notice az We bay.
plenty Of at all times. lmy1Tl J. 4 H. GREEN
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T. Y GRIGGS prepares Tonic Biters that has nc
A.. equal in either preventing curing A. re, Chill Fee
and all diseases arising from debility These Btters
bring ihy Liver into actor, cleans the blood and
tonic to Tie Whole system. They not all.
10 claim any hid len virtue Tor them, but do claim
and warrant them be the best tonic offered.
T They healthy appetite and give strength and
energy, hundreds who have used them viii testify to.
Sign el the Good samaritan, Nattingsr's Block
auE29 T.. \. GRlGGS.
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EaEIsICT-- SECURE CET seed O-E..
: M PREPARED furnish aU.U-.4t Of perfectly
ripeu-d Seed Corn. OF tl.g Dent variety. Tie crop
obtained 20 sru-I !iYer-d ia ninety from planting
have also many different kinds O. tie J.st Corn
Planters in use FOR sale.
Isrl ,. Y. CHAMBERLAIN
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rror sale, by ~. ". Low.
LARGE assortment of SEASONED LUMBER, Of al
Wsts, ted.

All kinds of Grain taken in exchange for the above
tices market prices. Those wishing Lumber will find
it their interest to call and my before
purchasing elsewhere. iun2Ji Wv. LOW
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Few persons possessed BCUt1u's power OF
sorcasui Those who have ever i,it It vi!
always remember Il. y corrcsyon lent OF
the Salem REGISTER uarratcs IL iG-id.u;
which spt'y illustrates II.
Some years ago, WINE speaking III : .Jtt
ccznty, Mo, NJ. D,snc-, ;:a representative
Of that county. sat directly ia front of him.
TOR the Ptrrosc ci putin .,Icstilus - L:gI.
and uecI Je, - .usu.; ulil. B-utOn ga,
reading the names Of those who voted iUr
the jackson resolution" and coming to
,h5 name Of NJ D4rues hc stopped. and in
his OWE peculiar way -aii - sueN u mil
-fsrI The man DsTrsi was a promising
child but this = rot tie yl.ili that wa, born.
When lac wa three yraFs oh, his m her
20, K him to u corn AJt~hiuG. THE boy
barnes was stolen; tiis kra, was substitu,-
ed"-He then came To u'Banyon, who was
hiding himself behind tree. - This o Ban
yuu was cortcIrptibic pup. mad: him
what he is; gave Lirl Office. At
he had the imVu3tHce 10 rise and present
me yeFal questions TO answer; I tod hin.
20 stand aud ap.l them; he did tire Lygrs
and tlrsHfy -H.statss Ly u,v watch for
VII! l. service Owe Inn oue dollar. Here
Is n ore dollar mote, signed by john Van
DYKE. a democratic sausage maker; take IL.
Dir. TO Nr. DIrncS, aaI pay him SIR
Darcs tells the story. and says lie vas never.
80 badly used up IN Lis lie.
The SIAuEsE Tv-lys N1wiizGe.-A CORES
pendent of the LOUISVILLE Journal. writing
1rom Henderson, ky-, gives the following
account Of a lCsus Iatus;g III that place, that
s-ry2Sses III ir,rls IT that occasionally
whimsical lady, Da,ac Nature, that vas ever
heard OF:
1 have Just returr cd from visit to one Of
the most extraordinary cGriOsItcs ever
known ia tie history o! the human face
y negro woman bc.ol.ing 10 Mr.. Samuel
Sites, of this pace, gave birth, eight days
ago, TO four living children, -j)iHcd together
~ paIrS III L stu more recu lar manner than
the Si1rneSc twins Tie ;wD boys are con
nectet together AZ the shoulder and from
the hip To knee joint. Leaving tie lower
joints OF the legs az! feet perfectly free
The giris are Joined AT the shoulder. with
this difference from the boys. hat ;I..v navz
bat one arm i>sui-g irum tie junction, q
their shoulders. Inyy are Joined from thu.
lip down 10 the !o0t-;Le tY.o l,gs cuI.u..
In one foot.
IN regard 10 the color Of the children.
nature seems 10 have been quite Is eccentric
as III their formation, one OF the boys bcin.
black, and the other Is white n the chill OF
q white woman, and so with the girls They
all seem 10 be perfectly healthy, and iiie
mother Is doing unCOmmonly well.
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paints, Oils, Drugs, ST..
GREAT ATTRACTION
S. G.. EARL e SONS.

'I'IIE subscribers take pleasure in being able to
20 the citizens OF Ottawa ana vicinity that
they have received at their stans their Reo stock
GOOJS direct from the THIS - the
0Teatcst ODpOtff,tty of-red the citizens. As
their stock is TIE irrgSt m Tee cOUUfH and selected
from the best and mot extensive manufactures and
importers in AmerCl comprising all grades and styles
val YuDsr ant D-corHtinns '.r Paror- and halls from
the cheapest blank 10 the richest gold and velvet. Also,
large and splendid collection OF window Shades, Cor
nices II innings Fixtures, &C, az.
Ia connection with the above they hare the htrge't
dRd f1,ot assortment OF Os, Paints, Naru,hcs and
Painters Tools, IN the market, al Of which will be sold
very low cash. api0
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mANLHY 81. DOW,
nail Eoa05.
chicago / e. Island Railroad,

i}aiI Roads.
chicago / e. Island Railroad,
= e - --z
TRlLE5 PISS DTItWt STATION,
GoING EA-I:
Peoria Freight. '.- y W.
s.E.t s-#.-----.-.- --..--.---'--.-- - n
pag Esrr.,s ..rI " - J. y.
COlSG WEST.
Nf-lt Fyrr--s ----- 80 81.
F.u-fE r ----- --------r d, 81
~ i.~--.-- s-l " J.. " tt.
-a,.s vf.st Er.rrss- connect p; Hrre-f J--e,.."
' .nI ..''' - '- '--.'' -'''. 81 Wright, arr.
Michigan Cen;;ai Railroad.
::55z:z ~; -: 49, go - - =
.sOIic5 Division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.
sig5,:g Fast.
>lESFNGEH Trains .as. fa,.-' s-r l--r,'- 10 o..
I " anil 1"1F. VI. nr 90. arrival 70. Chicago A-.-a.
1. -. Louis :-,iL- tEura i.is south
Coin. EE'..-t.
Law. - rra.r- .- $50 : ~ and 80 T.. u, or .u
pr--.ra.-- .ra-a o.. south and West. '.4 fs O. 'rH.
Alton ST. i,1.s. and C..-z-' 4. E.-i Island Railroad.
wl fad t..- O. ID. -1'-' .t. .-.. ' . 't'' $40 '..
las. ar.E 'sy i sure - maxim" prompt --.as ~
Detroit. sion bridge E-Il.H. 'L. l.-s...'. t-
fI .. main I-.- ~ travel arf NI.si gan Ct with
New Albany AMI salem TRAINS % ia-----t1 Log -;.".
Tlrol, ticl,, .au be purchased e.; tie oGire Jsi-
It. .or all tne principal ci-- aul r-rH, ~ the Et-t
K. c. RICE. >np.rt9'.NH,at.
Gzr, p. MacGfEsoa, i.lgia1.... - DLLL,lo1 i-.'
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To GTdiH Dealers, Shippers, and Others.
4 LARGE lot of ~ bushel grain bags to arrive
"A varying from IL to % cents, bought auction ana
viii prove bargain TO all in need. HOWELL,
Eys 900 onlee NJ S. c. Ear! a son.,
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Notice Ia gsUilLcr..

HAVING re .loved Marble stablishmentHhecI5
opposite the new Post Office on columbus street
the increased enables me To FURNISH nuinIs WIN
stone emf to order ON the shortest notice and at the low
est figure Having Of the most eAIeriehced WORK
men in the West l can ensure entire satisfaction
n u large stock of cut and rough Joliet aud other
~ d. a - mario WILLS & BRO.
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IOLiN from the subscriber, living n the town of Sc
- rena La Sale County, Monday evening January
4th, 1855, "a BRIGHT BAY MARE, with white hair mixed
through the bay, heavy with foa barefoot, the etock
joints hind feet bent nearly the ground large
wind gals on the gamDrel Joints. Said mare had
when taken, saddle bride and hater-the saddle is
new, with light skirts and dark seat The halter was
leather hesdsts with rope for strap. The mare was
taken while hitched near the Serena School House.
The above reward will be paid for the and thief,
twenty five dollars for the alone or Information
that will lead to her recovery.
Address Serena Pos; Office, La Sale County ILL.,,
jams DANIEL BLAKE.
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Grain Rings.

1 SHALL sum OF money to loan, good rial estate
4 HOWELL,
mys Office at :. c. Earl K Sons Store
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House to Rent.
4 PLEASANT tenement, Main Street, east of Fox
IA River, within few squares of the Court House
Apply to lmy1-tf] MRS l.. NJ. BACON
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Land for safe.

90 ACRES of Land lying six miles forth of Mar
1OO selrs, being the SEX Sec. -. T. 81 n. For
further information address A. + DUNAVAN,
apl0-2m* C0rHrilkc Il. o., III.
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INSURANCE. X2aEsEE.

st-- - : =, =. =. "a . . =
s'Ii.- mod r---i are Agents r. t.e following cI AMI
responsible i7='lr---. Con-. ..H.e-- d..
ETEh. Of HARTFORD,
Capital HrI surplus,
$l....rH.
TIEEIT. Oh HARTFORD
t-:i't' and surplus,
<i.HG5H.
HARTFORD. OF HsBTF DEE,
Capital and surplus,
:.nvt ~
NORTH WESTERN. OF CSWEGO,
Capitol and Surplus,
<1HrH.H.
ILLINOIS NCTTAL.
A-c-lr..'.-st tlP.-af,
S-"ru.H.
- ALE COUNTY MUTUAL.
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s.Shsetcr.
FUST received, at the Hide and Leather store,
- posite the City Mills. direct from New York, large
lot OF French Calf and Kip Skins Common Uppers Calf
and Kip Uppcrs, Fancy, Pink and Russell Innings. Al
So Spanish and Slaughter Sole Leather Harness. Bride,
and Collar Leather, ali Of which will be sold Mt the
lowest cash price, by jan 23l JNO. VI. KING.
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Michigan Central Railroad.
.sOIicJ division Opened.
TWO TRAINS EACH WAY DAILY.

~ :t.z..s -z.:y.z 49, - i
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nNE set of single Buggy Harness. Enquire Of
~ A. NJ. ZIMMERMAN,
fcb21 No. g. Reddick's Bzock.
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4 GENTLEMAN wishes to rent house within two
"A minutes walk of the Court House, with the priv-
lege of boarding with the family. family without
children required. Address A C box p. o. Col OcA
The Washington union. [volume] (City of Washington [D.C.]) 1857-1859, 1858-10-28
THE CONDITION or THE ENGLIsH LABoRER

According to Of the British taurnsls the cond
ton of large portion of the English borers is truly
deporable They with great difficulty earn the
of subsistence, while their social comforts few
and far between. Various efforts have been made to pro
duce change but thus far with little success Tho
Northern Times, published at Liverpool takes up the
subject in detail and in the Of sympathetic ar
Gle says: .s4EaE Ee atii-iE 4H ~ r9dA.G 8 3Gi#Ht
g We boast of adherence of negro slavery; we
romance, moralizc, and actually weep over the
tales of African suffering but cannot afford passing
thought for the millions of white slaves who constitute
the masses of our laborng population What these
in reality but mere animated machinesY employed only
because IL has not been possible yet discover others
to supersede them AS their employment has been the
result of necessity and not of choice the great object Of
the employer has been to tax the physical endurance Of
the employed to its utmost limits and reduce the
remuneration to the lowest minimum Unfortunately y
the fierce competition of trade and the unusually
crowded state of the labor market combine render this
state of things apparently inevitable. 5j y8 H Ifssv
"This is indeed, amentsble picture but the CASE
is similar, we fear, to very considerable extent III
other portions of the world, and even in this coun.
try. There arc few among the laborng classes, how
economical and Industrious who even secure more
than living for themselves and families Their lot
is of excessive toll. Those who are skilled in
But the laborer even in his best condition has
hard task before him There is moreover too little
sympathy felt for this particular class Their wants.
their enoyments their recreatons, rarely considered
They regarded hewers OF wood and dir uyl AZ
ers of water, and treated accordingly How ,a,ely
indeed do we hear of any movement Intended 20 eler,
the social condition extend the social e,ov,nents s
the merely working classes Even philanthropy sesm,
to look upon them with indifference or contennt IN Tt n
this should not be- There Is sesen Cor all things and
due consideration should he felt Cor every member Of the
human family" 7tr3stj gesU44 5ss{ar a{s M ,tggTf,s
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WASHINGTON CITY, THURSDAY OCTOBER %, 1858.

tion, the is still debatabe. There are men
IN Germany, in prominent and influential positions,
who avail themselves of the Concordat pretext
for keeping Austria out of the Veren, though every
principle OF political economy and the best interests
OF the whole country would be promoted by the
union The last conferences at Hanover have led 10
no favorable result allimportant propositions which
have been made by Austria having been declined by
the conference, and the members Of that body will
now shortly meet here to communicate that sad re-
suit IN respectful language, to the Austrian govern
ment Baron Bruck the able Minister of Finance,
has long since oreseen that result and has left the
city for his estates in Croatia. Baron Bruck is him
self Protestant. s."t tl ''sa '4''L.
Areorganization Of the Austrian Lloyds, which
may possibly change its name for that of the South
German Hanse, is contemplated by the government
to compete successfully with the Odessa steamers in
the Mediterranean. Considering the munifcence
with which the ships of the Odessa company as
sisted and supported by the Emperor of Russia, and
the large subsidies paid by the Emperor of the
French 70 the boats of the MeSageries Royass, the
Austrian Lloyd will have to strain every nerve to
compete with them. a H
No Austrian prince was invited to the last
noeuvres in Warsaw. The course which the Aus
trian government means TO pursue towards Russia
is nevertheless conciliatory, aud Baron Won Pro-
keschOsten will certainly resign his post of minister
plenipotentary in Constantinope. In Spain the pro-
gressive party seems to be divided amongst itself
'. ."@+ " j." ..."...H E..... " y. j. G..
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speolaI Notice 70 subscriber.
ITEMS OF FOREIGN NEWS.


II proposed to give enlarged and permanent char
acer to the steam transit lately established between Gal
way and America and prospectus OF the Atlantic aud
Royal Mail Steam Navigation Company, with capital Of
$500 000 Ia clio shares has been issued o the purpose
The service is TO be weekly and the principal advantages
SGT forth by the promoters are that II will save
two days 70 all passengers, and owing 10 Its elegraphc
facilities, Will enable messages to pass between London
ami Washington In about six days that the dangers of
the Channel avoided that there will be saving OF
Insurance we'll of and tear from the reduced
distance that the governments on both sides OF the At
lantc viii be likely to grant mail contracts and that the
requisite vessels owing 10 the serious depression Ia the
value OF steamships be purchased for extremely small
sums More than third OF the capital Is stated 70 have
been already subscribed. 4I SIX 4sl8FrIsUa aiaGfh
The D1l, Mems in nm editorial unon the Nicaragua ,
transit ro,te sovs ..jt q now clear fiat he d;siy mo
mani ant ,nd IN, which e ass,, ntons as,;ba n th
Washington Cabinet must be clearly asccrtained, and f.
naly reconcd with the interests Of other nations and
especially Win the rights OF the mhabtants OF the 18th
mus IL hopes the rights OF the Central American States
may be established with the aid Of the United States for
''io nono' y n''''oii' anu 'io "e''uo VI 'io Woiu la
The for the Cesarewtch Handicap is thus described
"As the horses approached the ground Zouaye took
his immediate followers being Scrbbler Rocket, Phys
clan, English Rose, The Brewer Maacca Underhand and
Prioess the American mare being outpaced early but
running with great gamenoss under the determined riding
of Fordham. On reaching the Bushes change in the
foremost positions occurred, for Zouave dropped back
and Physician, English Rose Malacca and Underhand
Longer showed IN :ne ,ros M lalS @ IN .er
~ I .a,
st,s wn 10 so,"s um s'oonu anu 'nnu VIII
and SorbbIer next In pursuit. but with scarcely obost
of chance of oyerbaumg the leaders Half yyav IN The
cords Rocket shot out and the American mare and the
Brewer oned issue one of the most exciting races
seen ending in favor of Rocket by a head prioypss
thanks to the admirable riding of Forinn r,nn;ng x
dead heat with the Brayer for second nlace vo
oT Satinstone was fourth and about foi,r ,cnatbs tn
him were tbe Zouaye the Courier Turned T oose pacon
and S,bbler At the head of the rnc. we've M sylss
and Fearful and fr in the roar were old Trick Reono
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: THE PENNSYLVANIA RANKl Bu1LDlNg :

The splendid granite building Chestnut street. Phil
adcpha, built for the OF the exploded Bank of Penn
syvana was offered at public sale the evening t
10Th instant under the trust made for tho benefit the
creditors IL was announced that $4,000 might re-
main ON mortgage also that bid would be received
for less than $500 900 Mr. Thomas, the auctoneer
then gave the company tme to make up their minds
and in ten minutes went to cry up the property in his
usual felicitous style He was, however, Interrupted by
some exclaiming in fierce tonc You can't give n
ttlel' Sensation Another voice, In more quizzicai
accents, inquired whether sPennsyl vania Rank notes,
would be taken in payment Another voice was heard
to lisp, aVherh bbe Prohident o laughter so,re5
body else inquired for 'Allibone and the indiyilnai
who was troubled about the title again announced that III
was not clear. Tho scene also enlivcned by the
barking of couple of small dogs, which had found their
way into corner Of the room The obsrcperoas tin.
man was silenced and the dogs kicked ont sll no
bids we're offered After waiting considerable time the
auctonecr announced the sale Of The banking hos post
poned until the Close After the rest OF the property had
been put up the banking house again offered but
the highest bid was $l75 900 from Mr. Joseph Harrison
jr which refused. 1 l4k IlafS glT'a8
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NEW YORK ADVERTISEMENTS.
y. G. Herring & Co.'s patent Champion safes.

fVNHE subscribers, grateful for past favors, and
finding that discriminating public were beowng their patron
age TO that extent that exhibit all
their stock have enlarged their opening
and on Broadway No 25l of Murray street
pote the City Hall This enlargement warehouse room with the
recent extensive enlargement o their factory will enable the subcr
bes keep hand at all times stock rc and burglar
proof safes than other establishment world Particular
tenon will be had to constructing safes for families match
with other furniture, for the security Of plate and ewey
ALSO AAs-s
viii keep band and make money chests
doors and bank vaults HaIl proof
or store doors oness patent perturbation bank
patent letter lock, without key. baa at w" 'GH '
.a y .s5bf-3 3tt f.sa g. @, HERRING Il Co., 8 Assa,f
..y Nos. 1876, 1877, and l39 Water street, and
No, 25l Broadway, corner Murray ST. New York.
. ny """ 'al."lfh y. CoYLE Co. Agents
...... "a Washington d. C.
b. W. KNOWLES, Agent
May 2e-1y .>Ha Richmond virginia
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.

GREAT SOUTHWESTERN ROUTE via ORANGE AND ALEXANDRIA
RAILROAD. aEH NJ. aa3H
From WASHINGTON CITY TO Virginia. Tennessee Georgia, Alabama
Mississippi, Louisiana, Arkansas, and Texas.
Through be obtained dt the great Southwestern Rail
Sixth Washing
ou OF Ferry Boat George Page the Office Of
tho Orange Alexandria Railroad, at Alexandria.
70 Richmond nve, Lynchburg Bristol Knoxville, Dalton
Atlanta Chattanooga, Nashville Huntsvlle Grand June
... uon Memphis, Montgomery, and New Orleans. W
Direct Route and Continuous Railway Connexions TO Memphis
og greater Expedition and Comfort and being 200 miles
shorter by any other route.
The ferry boat George leaves the foot Of Seventh street
Alexandria, where take the for
Richmond Charoesvie saunon, White sulphur Springs Wood
stock for Richmond and all points Southwest,
making and close connexions TO Momphs
baggage wagons Office avenue
O'Clock a. and ], p. m. tl ssl8st5 s .t-@ E8"
JAMES A. EVANS, Agent,
June lS-d Washington
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The Cincinnati Enquirer chronicles the perpetation Of
brutal murder in that city by penientiary rufiian
upon quet and unpetending citizen, and remarks that
although very many murders have been committed IN
that city but one has been executed In Hamilton
county in eighteen years. f..tt t .iaa'i.
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The trial OF Captain Holmes for murder ON thc h;ob \
seas OF George w Chadwick Of the crew OF the slim
OF which Holmes was MASTER has been concluded M
Portland Maine, and verdict found Of guilty b Ba