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The daily exchange. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1858-1861, 1858-08-19

RooFING RooFINGi RooFING -!
Economy, Durability and Security
Warrens Fire and Water Proof
FELT AND CoMPOs ROOFING.
unrlvalled by anything yet discovered for Roofing
Purposes.
PERFECTLY FIRE PROOF,
PERFECTLY WATER PROOF,
UNEQUALLED FOR ECONOMY,
UNRIvALLED FOR DURABILITY,
ADAPTED To EVERY CLIMATE,
For further information address or call on
JAS. H. JOHNSON,
No. Jarvis Building, cor. North and
jy26-tf Baltimore streets, Baltimore.
JoHNsoN's SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE $50, $40, and $780,
For BEAUTY and durability of stitch, finish and design
is not ercelled by any other MACHINE.
GIBBS SEWING MACHINE,
PRICE SIS, $23, and sos
The above MACHINES are SPEEDY in their MOVE
MENT and make strong elastic STITCH that will not
rip or break if every fifth stitch is cut.
salesroom, No SO BALTIMORE ST.
p19-tf Id CHASE, Agent,
COAL,
THE BOSTON COAL coMPANY's COAL IS THE BEST AND
CHEAPEST THIS MARKET,
And can be had in quantities to suit purchasers, of
T. R. BAssFoRD, Agent.
No. SIX South street.
NA-oRDERs promptly executed. au7-d1m
WHEELER & WILSON MANUFA CTURING Co.'S
IMPROVED SEWING MACHINES,
For Families, Manufacturers and others.
SIN our family we of Wheeler Il Wilson'S
machines and cannot imagine anything perfectn
126 BALTIMORE STREET American Building,
fe22-n. W. MERRILL. Agent
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II INDLING WOOD!

am now preparing my wharf, by steam power,
| SAWED AND SPLIT OAK AND PINE WOOD, which |
will sell and deliver freeof charge at TEN PER CENT
| less than any dealer in the city
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Oiice-Tratt and Fremont streets
Park and Fayet:e streets
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GOAL.
CHARLES GIIMOR & CO

~ DEALERS
ANTHRACITE ND BITUMINOUS GOALS
Office, Nc % Law Buildings
We have now on hand AID constantly receiving AN
THRAClTE COAL from tie best mines, for furnace and
cooking purposes which will sell the lowest rates
Our stock embraces
BLACK DIAMOND, SHORT MOUNTAIN
LOCUST GAP, TREVORTON,
COAL MOUNTAIN. lLEHIGH,
LYKENS VALLEY, BROAD MOUNTAIN,
LORBERRY, CUMBERLAND COAL.
We have on hand and will be constantly receiving,
"Grays superior White Ash COAL from the region of the
Bal Cos Mines, and whEh warrant equal to the Bait
Cos Coal any other in market in every respect The
best quality of Coal for Furnace S. % per ton of $40 lbs
Cooking Coal at per tonof 240 lbs Cumberland Coal
for sale by the load, argO single ton at lowest
rates. Orders through The p. o. attended to- aulG
COAL! m,,,
COAL
COAL AT FIVE DOLLARS PER TON-2,40 pounds
Superior quality of White Red, and Grey Ash COAL.
E1 delivered free of Charge in any part of the city, al
s. per TOM, 30 pounds.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH,
Coal and Wood Dealer.
Ohice-N ". corner Pratt and Fremont streets.
n. W. corner PAX and Fayette streets.
Wharf-foOt Eutaw street
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WOOD! WOOD

w OAK AND PINE WOOD without being sawed
ana Spit for sale at prices low be purchased at
Light street, or other wharves in the city.
JOHN G. MCCULLOUGH.
olhce-Pratt and Fremont streets.
" Park and Fayette ftreets, au10tf
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.NNGLISH GRATE COAL.

A CUMBERLAND COAL.
~ BY cargo carload at the lowest market price, by
STEPHEN 5. LEE,
aulO Cav ct
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For sale, in lots to suit, by
M0RRELL &RANDALL,
AMI 5S Exchange Place
GOAL AG e n G. Y The under
" signed having been appointed AG ENT for the sale Of
the BOSTON COAL COMPANY'Sr COAL, is now pre-
pared to offer this superior COAL such quantities
may be desired at the reduced price FIVE DOLLARS
PER TON of 30 lbs delivered in any part of the city
The Mine is situated in Wyoming Valley, Wilkes
barre, Pa. The COAL is 'PURE WHITE ASH" burning
thoroughly, and leaving nothing but ashes 1t has been
tested by many of reliable citizens and
facturers, who ALL testify that it is tie coal they
hare burned
is guaranteed free from bone and Slate or any
other impurities and to give entire satisfaction pur
chaser
the "BosToN COAL Co.'S Nine purchasers will risk
of getting inferior mixed Coal
am also prepared to offer all the varieties of CUMBER-
LAND and other BITUMINOUS GOALS, at the lowest
market prices either by cargo single ton and respect
fully solicit ORDERS which shall be attended to promptly
and carefully. THOS. r. BASSFORD,
a,,- tp,ns NJ u So,tIS
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74El7A SCHOONER FOR SALE
NFlfHIzsM The large and fast sailing schooner MARY
ss..-.ssa AND ADALINE, of Salisbury will be sold
at auction on SATURDAY, the 2lst inst, at II O'Clock
A. NJ Light wharf near Barre street where she
may be She is years old of 1872 tons burthen and
draws y feet water.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Fraser River Gold N mes.

Our eastern exchanges have much 10
say concerning the new gold fields of Tie
north, but recent intelligence from that
quarter is not conclusive either in regard
to their richness or extent.
In some places the rivers had fallen and
miners were extracting small quantities Of
tie precious metal; in others. after waiting
patiently for several weeks, with the de
lusiye expectation that the waters would
subside, the prospect of this event seem.
ed as remote as ever. There was reason
to believe, however, that in four weeks
the submerged bars in the vicinity of
Forts Hope and Yale could be worked. -
San Francisco papers generally acknowl-
edge that there is abundant evidence 81
the existence Of gold on the Frazer river,
but consider The prqcdcabiliiy Of prosecu-
ting mining operations in those high lat
itudes, whatever the condition Of the riv-
er, as a problem Of doubtful solution
The San Francisco Herald, for example,
doubts whether profitable work could be
obtained there by any considerable num-
Der Of miners, on account o. the inacces.
ibility Of the country. The ascent Of the
river is made with great difficulty, under
the most favorable circumstances; and It
is supposed Chat when :he river has fallen
the highest point reached viii be Fort
Langley, some eighty or ninety miles be-
low the diggings. Another disoouragng
circumstance is the failure of the Belling-
ham trail, from which large things had
been expected; and the route by Colum.
bia river is obsEueted by hostile Indiaps
Under these circumstances, the discovery
Of a new route to the upper Frazer river
region, by way Of Harrison and Tillooat
rivers and lakes, is regarded as an event
Of much Importance, A few weeks vii
determine with more precision the value
of the new discoveries which have pro
duced such sensation throughout tn,
Pacific coast The Hudson Bay Compa
ny have withdrawn every restriction upo,
the introduction Of provisions into III,
mining region, and seem disposed to ex
ercise the utmost liberality in their inter
cou rse with the. miners.
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mind vOur gtone.

Riding 10 q railway, car. not long since.
our eyes ohanccd % lighl upon q litlls
book, IN the hands Of OILS Of Che passeu
gers, which ho seemed 10 be intontly
AS he lifted Il somewhat near-
Your stops" stamped in large letters up
on the cover. Il was. doub less, a small
treatise on punctuation; most ueedful.
much neglected art. But the title to us
was suggestive Of other things. IL might
be introduced, rot unwisely, wo thought
tuto ptacueaI moralsi anu, as We sped
swiftly on, We busted ourselves in think
ing Of tho classes aud parsoas in whose
ears, if we could, we would breathe the
words. mind your 81 ips."
Weighty words Of warning are they.
especially to the young men, Setting out
as you are, young brother. on the great
highways of life, we SAY earnestly and
empha,ically, mind your stopsp
Do not "siop" at the bar-room, Mer
Try laughter may ring out from IL as you
pass by, and voices Of frieods aud COM
panions may call you to enter Within
| II may shine brightly with light, thrown
back from polished mirrors, and gleam
from crystal bottles, and the voice Of
mirlh and gayaty may be heard there; but
"stop" not; there is danger 10 its bright
ness. Those cleaning bottles contain
portions hat may lead to poverty, dishou
OF aud death, The merrimeDt there ID
the laughter Of the maniae. "Avoid it,
pass not by it. turn from il. aud pass
away"
Do not stop at the gambling house.
| Those closed shutters conceal tre tcherieE
and destinations you may find yourself too
weak 10 resist. There arc oallous hearts
there, whose delight 10 is to lure your feet
into coils from which you cannot escape.
They may be fair to your eye, when Gov
erod by fair address, but the neither mill
stone IS not more hard. or the serpent
more crafty. Keep far from the clutches
lof these destroyers. Risk no money upon
their tables The money IS little worth,
indeed, but you may DO playing with hon-
or, with happiness, with your SOULS life.
The stake Is TOO high; the gains are too
insignificant.
"Stop" not anywhere where oonsoienca
iorbids OF temptstions heckon. "Furn
not to the right haad or left" "Let
thine eyes look on. and lot thine eyehds
look straight before thee" There are
many places to seduee you by splendOr,
au6 to beguile you by Their destinations
Take care lest you pause in them, They
arc bright ante.ehambers of the dark pris'
on-house; gilded gateways to he'll Watch
your thoughts. Take care Of your $3.50
Citations, "Mind your stops"
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Thinra Worth Rnowlnz.

The United States are composed Of
thiriy,two States, and nine Territories.
They contain a population Of II, 900,-
600, Of which %, 100000 arc white.
The extent of soacolst is 1850.
The length Of the ten principal rivers
is 10000 square miles.
The surface oy tho five great lakes is
10000 miles
The number of miles Of railroad in OPP
Grafton is 10000 which cost $4,000, =
900.
The length cf canals is 5000 miles.
II contains the longest railroad on the
globe the Illinois Central-which is
1884 miles.
The annual value Of It's agricultural
productions is $4,000, 0O0.0O0
It's most valuable production is In
dian Corn, which is annually 40,0oO,0oo
bushels.
The amount Of registered and enrolled
tonnage IS 4,007. .0lo.
The amount Of capital invested in man
ufaetures is 5000, 100000.
The annual amount Of its internal trade
is 5000, 100000,
The value Of farms aud live stock is
$500, 100000.
It's mines Of gold, copper, lead ant
iron are among the richest in the world.
The value Of gold produced is sioo.
100000
The surfaee Of its coal fields is 1888,
1871 square acres.
Within her borders there are $1,000
schools. 5000 academies, 234 colleges
and $500 churches,
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F"''' about 81, ,As !, Fige,, Z, Foas, Iap'u',

tFiom ne K'nia cig Iouiahl q Conncisel
/ We bed call from Mr. Canlpll yes-
terday (Spt 2 with whom we had q
I lengthy aud satisfactory conversation
about the now mines Of Pixies Peak.
Mr. Cantrell is an old California miner
| himself and has had much experience ia
! lgod.diggipg he hrst arrivedat Cherry
Greek aud there learned that party Of
itcon men, uudor Green Russell OF Geor-
gia, were mp nearer the mountains. They
had been At work for ten OF twelve dkya
aud had taken out abou, $1,000, portion
only being at woik, and With no mining
tools
Mr. Canlrell travorsed about seventy
miles Of the country, and in every stream
he prospocled he found gold. In one
| place whero he prospactod. thres pans of
dirt paid dd csuts, weighed with apoths-
carries scales. lie says lhat he can, with
a pick aud pan, make from St7 TO SEQ
per day, In porIiona Of the country where
he prospected,
Mr., Capboll brought about three bush-
els Of dirt IN his wagon. which yielded
about % cents 20 each TWO quarts Of dirt.
and Mr. G. informs us that he prospected
bars that would ield from 20 TO e5 cents
20 The pan.
These results he gives only as what he
saw and can testify 10 Of his own knowl.
ledgo. lie cannot give any Information
as to Ihc prospects for quartz mipipg or
dry dggmgs, as he had 80 tools 10 test
the mat,er and no provisions for stay in
the country, tIrI I...T
To reach The mines he crossed tho couu-
Try from Fort Laramie. He represents
the route by the South Platte as dry and
sandy, very hard on stock. and plmos,
impasaablo wheustho streams are foil.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
The Star that Never Sets

A eotemporary truthfully remarks that
Vermont has always battled nobly for lib
erty and right, but her last achievement
surpasses all that have preceded it. Her
gallant sons. with the stimulus of any Pc
culiarly exciting issue, despising tholuko'
warmness which the assurance Of victory
too generally begets, have just rolled up
increased majorities for the advocates Of
true Republicanism. Her green hills rise
amid the habitations of intelligence, NOR
alty and education. Her devotion to the
cause Of Freedom has been oo-eyal with
her existence. Even her escape from The
utelage Of Colonial childhood. was effsc
ted by valor, before which the arts o.
s sate-craft sink into insignifcance. In
troublous. as in happy times, the "Stal
that never Sets" has shone to cheer anc
beckon on the weary champions of thei
country's good; and with ever deepening
radiance. it shall continue 10 beam fortl
as long as Freedom'ssbanner waves owe
] the Western World.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

THE UNcoUNrED YorE IN Kansas
The Lawrence Rspu0icaH gives list OF
returns from fourteen polls not included
in the Commissioners statement, embrac-
ing an aggregate vote Of ], 1,234--l7l for,
and l,072 against the English PROPOSE
ton. Thus amended, the total vote
would stand ,690 for TO 1872 against
thinking the Free State majority 10,
4l3. The supposition Of the RePu6i'eaH
is that these returns either did not reach
the Commissioners, or we're rejected on
account Of iniormalityi yet they make No
mention Of any one Of the localities lam
al
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
nongreeslonal NominatlOns.

9th DlsTmor,-R. w Clark. Esq, is
the opposition candidate. James Thomp-
son, Esq, the American candidate. has
withdrawn, thus uniting theanti-Leeomp'
ton voters in opposition to the Buchanan
Democracy.
l4th DIsrmor. Gen Cyrus SPink was
nominated at Harrisville, on tuesday
The nomination was made on the lsth
ballot. Lorain county having previously
withdrawn the name Of Mr.. Bliss, th'
present members
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Homo Testimony.

tARrroRD Trmbull Co, o. March IN, 1857.
herlby eel nifty that have been dealing in tho Grtn
ierg Medicines for The p1sf yenr and truly say that
he never offered any med cues the public that have
mot with the decided APPRECIATION Of the people like these
particularly the Pills and Catholicon They viii readily
perform All and NOR, than spromised for them have sold
about ay bottles of ts Caiholcon the past season. nnd
hear ihe best results In every case.
J, II, G.. Johnson, MEDICAL Agent.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
wssr BrproRp, co,hoetos Co, May u, 1857.

WESr HrDT0Rn, Cnlh0clou Co, May 70, I5j7.
Mr.. IT. b. Kngsley, sif,l have been selling the medi
cnea o The Gsnberg Company iofhe last ten years. and
have Invariably found Them 70 give good ntisaoton and
the pills have sold 10 gsat many families regularly
their and coffee and with my trade they have become
staple article. Marshalls Uterine Caihoicon Is medicns
that has done great amount Of good In female diseases
One lady sold il TO told me she had received more benefit
from bottle than she did from long course Of uedca
ueaimmt by the most skilll ply sicaus. forutrS
Jan.l, 1858. JANEs WiLsgN
For Sale hy A. r. Van Doom, n. ". snydef,J. +
Wooster Tlnui n. Hau, Lowelli DR.. J. Yates Greer
Springs; Wu. Huhb lodi; s. u, Ilun, Flat Rock VIM
Rinnrer Atiica; d. Hoffman & Co. McCutcienvi1e; J
W. Wing, Addani and by agent ia an the phnoipa
tovns In Ohio.
For Medicines or agencies address
n. b. KINGSLEY, Cleveland,
jne51y. Agent fo' Ohio.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

physician Of thirty yeorf pruotiee. My principal
study has been Diseases Of fomaes They have generally
bailod my best efforts Obtaining the maiehas composing
Mar has Uterine Catholc9H, was pleased with them
gave them fair trial and found myself uhuudantly
n M my former practice could ouly mitigate the symp
toms o about half the and could one in
Nov radically at last seventeen IN twenty
mi gate the rest Ioonsider Mnnhas Uterine CatholcOr
the greatest blessing 10 females have met with,
D. ID. MILLLAMa. NJ d.. uh-Le.L1n.
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39ottrg
Ye ean Conancr. ifre Nm.

nv ANANiAs W. SAWYER.
Rugged toiler-soa OF labor
stoutly battling every day
For oxistcnce--O, my brother,
Thou shall triumph 10 she fray.
On h'c's changcfsl fold Of action,
Though defeat may OF appear,
Thou shalt win the victQys laurcls,
Ifthou wilt but persevero.
Though thou art obscure and lowly,
Ye may reach the wished for goal,
Grasp the prsos wealth and station,
ittbou has a dauuucss soul;
II thou hasit resolution
That misfortune cannot shake;
One on which the angry surgcs
An impression fail to make.
Art thou snccrcd az and dorijed
BY the selr-stylcd lofty boul
Heed yo not the FOOLS contumcly,
Or the weak minds harmless scorn.
AIT thou rriendlcss- friends viii gather
Asdo Couriicrs and, kings around,
Y henthou hast achieved distinction,
When thou hast position found.
Strong in faith let naught rcpol thcej
Thou shalt in ,he end prevail;
In liCc's uials and n rs battles,
None but dastarc5warls faili
Noble natures prove asccudcnt,
In earth's mighty contest rang;
To renown, from dark oblivion,
Robcd in glory up they sprsng.
What ifycar of fierce endoavor
lave been spen, by thee in vain7
Whatif thou hast met disaster.
UP aud take the field again.
Wreck andruins all about thee,
Give not up but struggle still,
Stubborn courage IS resistlcss,
Ye can conquer ifye will.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
Free Ranks

We are indebtedto II. Baldwin, the Reg
istor Of free banks. for the following item
in regard to the circulation Of Free Banks.
"Since the frst OF August, the amount
of increase in she circulation, as appears
from the books in this department, is sew
enty -one thousand. FIVE hundred and saw
enty-fys dollars. as iolloWs'
Bank OF Delaware $4,000
Merchants Bank Of Massilon $4,000
Bank OF Marion HOO
Stark County Bank 5000
Champaign County Bank LOCO
Miami Valley Bank 5000
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

A PARmUDE.--A critic spetks Of = 9.
Hamilton. author Of the biography OF Al
sxander Hamilton. as the man who ~
ienlpled his faihsr'a lils.
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
0n5 575

A new Bank has also been organized
al Cincinnati with capital Of S25,t %.
to be increased to S5OG,OO0, sly led the
Bank Of the Ohio Valley. They have de-
positod stock to the amount OF $4,000,
But no provision has yet been made for
furnishing them with circulation Co
lunlbas Journal
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24

One Of the toasis drank at a recent eel-
ebration was. "Womsnl she requires ne
euloQy--sks spsaks for AsrssV
The Tiffin tribune. [volume] (Tiffin, Ohio) 1848-1859, 1858-09-24
THE YiFFIN TRIarNF

THE TiFFIN TRIBUNE
is published on Friday Of each week. ard far
hishod 90 subscribers 90
$500 Per Anhnm.
dJ-To mai subscribers, any eonta.of lht thn
hrcmiued when che papcris raidforin advan,e
ufA failuo 20 notify a disconlnuance at mt
end Of The slime paid for, will beconsidered ass
new engagement
Iheso terms win boslfsiiy observed, and ~
paper win be Discontinued until arrcasees ere
paid, except at che option Of Che pubiahcfs.
l'Subscfbers running on, and not paving ior
their papors, win be entitled TO, and secoire,s
published certificate Of their dishonesty.
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AGENTS. WANTEDI

TO tfavei aud solicit orders ior Atwaie Ppieut Fcer
y Dollar sewing Machines. Salary s30per month, with
j. Nj DAGGETT 4 CO..
fqpe-lm' No. 4 Willon Lane, bosiol, Mass.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06
BY A. GREEN, Auctioneer,

TRUSTEE'S SALE.-By virtue OF a deed Of
trust from Jesse Reeler, recorded among the
and records OF Washington county, in the District
Oh Coiumbla IN i.lber j. A No. "a, fo.iOs Ia, ct
seq the underslgned wIll sell at public auction To
thehighest bider, ON THURSDAY. the 18th day Of
February, 1883 at O'Clock p IN front oft, pre-
misses, part oil Lot No s. In square No So, b'gin-
ming Tor the same al the southwest corner Of said
square. and running thence due north with the Ine
Of Sd street west III feet u inches the pth of the lot
thence east Is feet, thence south III feet Ia inches to
the line OF street north, thence with the line OF
street north . feet to the beginning, with the i'm
proyements thereon which consist of new and well
built three story Brick Building. This property is
situated ut the of Sd and streets one square
" the rear of the hae dwellings recently erected by
proving part of the city.
Terms: 81 ,aO cash; balance in /, 2, and 8 wears;
the purchaser TO give notes for the deferred pa,
ments bearing interest from the day Of SALE A deed
given and deed OF trust taken. All CONVEYANCE
at the cost of the purchaser.
the purclias n or purchasers should fail TO com
ply with the terms OF sale ten DAYS after the day
of sae the trustee reserves the right to resell the
property at the risk and cost of the first purchaser
or purchasers, by giving three days notice in the
National lntelligenser.
J. H. GODDARD, yr, Trustee
re 4-eo&ds A. GREEN, Auct.
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AUCTYOU BALE.

By y. @. MCGUIRE, Auotioneer.
FURNITURE AND USEHOL D EFF
MohRfNSffsSs PpBLlc AVG rIoN. .Oa TUESDAY
, ,oetoe OF gentleman declining hossekssbhx on
ssteet, eetyeen and streets, shall cen the
- Mshogany soia, Rocksssasd Parior Chairs, :
s2 TOP Centre Tsble, Whafnot. . Z.
Gaspetss Oiloloth. and MsttfuS. - - =
s. gnms Table. marble top Sideboards, serv T..
Shina, N!ass and Crockery Ware. :, siFa Z +.
Hedstead., Matt esses, Bureau, -. % 81 i
aIaIobe, looking glasses, J. strl.
feather Bed. Mattresses, ' Co. -- 1888
Cooking and OF her Stoves. -. 81 .sl -
D Iosether with general assortment of Kitchen
Ierms; 30 and under. cash: over thar suW. a
Sreon OF 81 fays Tor satisfactorily endorsed notes
fe6 .-..--. ]. C. MoG UIoE. auc.
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DIED.

On the eth instant. JOSEPH McDERMIrT.
AGED IS years, month, and days.
HIS ffleudz are respectfully invited to attend ma
funeral To Tie place Sunday afternoon at O'clock
18th street. between c and d.
(Norfolk q Richmond papers please copy.)
On the sab instant, CT RQLlNE, infant daughter
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

Ss,DAMg CLINTON Pr OK. THE NATURAL CLAN.
VoslNI.-There 10, by education on the part of the
puS:ic, almost unconQuel abe preiudi ce against
the astounding revelations Of D airvo, ants; and
what would be deemed unanswerabla proof, on any
- thrown ASIDE without the slightest examination
Madame prioe who 10 nov stopping for few day Q
Al No. IL North Capitol street. She comes to us
highiy recommended from reliable parties, SUFFICIENT
70 satisfy any ncredulou,ly or steptically prsdis
denim uniil you have submitted to personal exam
lady.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06
Rinancial.

NEW Or, Feb. Stocks generally are arm
sna Il her. Chicago and Rock Island 6sx FUN
oeriahd Coal Co. IL; Illinois Central sharrs a6t
do. bonds IS; LaCIoSse and Milwaukie I0x Nsw
YORK Central 81 h; Michigan South m Isk Penn
syVSnla Coal Company a; Residing SIX Can
Sterling exchange dull
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1858-02-06

NEW foRx, Feb. 6.-Flour Is arm; sales o.
500 barrels; State a SOaS5
Wheat Is buoysnt red at&l I5al IS Corn 4,
very dull; sales rs, 900 bushels white es.s7e
yellow 65a66c
Whisky In firm; Ohio 2ikc