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MAnIpULATED qua.

ments. and ct a. reasonable prices as can be had
anywhere. All he asks is trial NH B-'m
DOBINSON'S MANIPULATED Qua
~ No HAS EIGHT PER CENT OFAMMONIA
B0NE PIoSPHATE or LikE"The under
signed having accepted the agency for the sale of
Of agricutursts and their agents to this superior
Fertilizer We guarantee perfect uniformity in
the quality Of this arti la and that it is in all
one-haif best Peruvian Guano, one half fine ground
B. ne and the best Phosphate Guano.
The machinery used l. new and OF the mos. ap-
proved description. and from tie manner in which
the Guano and Bone are mixed being ground toge-
ther 80 that every particle of each is brought into
appropriation OF both In proper proportions By hs
We refer to the annexed report from DR. Bickell.
showing the value OF this Fertilizer both for quick
and permanent results.
1t is put up in good bags. weighing about $50 lbs
EACH Price. $50 per ton of 900 lbs.
No. 80 SECOND STREET.,
REpoR Ba ~ sN. gansY g. 1859. )
OF Robnsons Manipulated Guapo, for FRANCIS
ROBINSON. ESQ, of Baltimore city.
sample of the above, which was taken at your
mills. was found, upon analysis. to be capable Of
producing Of
ammonia .. s3i Per cent
Bone Phosphate Of Lime ....... 5.S2 per cent
The above. proportion of Ammonia and Bene
concentrated manure. Both theoretical reasoning
and the results of numerous practical experiments
nave approved OF 1t An application OF 200 lbs OF
this article will supply more of Bone Phosphate of
Liuie than is required by any CROP thus leaving q
consi ierabe surplus of this valuable nutriment in.
corporated with the soil af, er cropping and will fur
nish sufficient quantity Of Ammonia to act
Gutriment and stlmuant.
CHAS BIoKELL, PHI D.
For sale by Ell SIMMER l. co,
fs 22-21mif Sole Agents for Richmond. Va.
TREDEGAR IRON WORKS.
l. RIcHMosD, March 20, lS59-The undersigned
have formed co-partnership. under tho sly of J
K. ANDERSON Il co. and will continue to manu-
factuTe. at these works, and supply the following
articles. viz
Bar Iron of al sizes
All descriptions of Railroad supplies-Chairs
Spikes, Bridges, Bolts, &c
Freight Cars. with ir n and wooden trucks
CASTINGS of Brass or iron
Wheels and Axles. fitted or separate
Locomotives
stationary Engines of ali sizes, for DE- pots. Wa
ter stations, Pumping. &c
Portable Engines for saw Mills and Grist Mills
All OF which we will sell On reasonable terms and
of best quality. JR ANDERSON,
JOHN TANNER,
ARCHER,
Eh 22-imd ARGHhR
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81 FINE TOMATO pLANTH ~,

Is have on hand the finest lot ofsS6
PLANTS have ever had, of the sans old EN-
ever introduced in this market 1t is useless for
me to much about these Plants, as to their ST.
perior quality, for they have told for themsalve.
wherever they have gone. know no better refer
ence than those who have tried them who are too
numerous to III sntion; and also return IA humble
thanks for the liberal patronage extended TO me in
the past, and solicit call FROM all my old custom
ers AZ all others who may wish scrle' hing in this
These Plants may be sent 500 MILES, by good con.
veyance. PERI sCTLY FRESH. am prepared to
put them up 80 that they will not wither in week
ten days. Residence hasd of Main street. square
above the Fair Grounds, and next door above Sid
ney Methodist Church.
an 5-l2t* WIN W ROWE.
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Also House ami Lot on Bro ,ke Avenue. front
ing about IS ard running back 100 feet, adjoining
the property of James G. Bren, decd
TERMS -One-fourth cash; the balance at g. IL and
Is months, for negotiable notes. with interest add
ed. and secured by trust deeds. Taxes and insur-
ance for 1889 to be paid by the purchasers
JAS N TAYLOR,
Surviving II ustee
NH
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C,OMMIsslONhks' SALE OF no .

~ ~ ACRES Of WOOD LAND IN HENRICO CoUN.
TH, ON WHITE OAK SWAMP, ABOUT NILES
BELOW RICHMOND As Com miss toner's appoint
ed by decree of the Circuit Court of the city of
Richmond, pronounced on the 23th Februsry 1889
in the case Of Hobson and others W. oinford, &C."
MONDAY. the 18th April 1889 at l2 O'Clock. Nj, if
fair. II not the next fair day. the Il015 acres of
Lana conveyed by John George aud others to Moses
Z nc b'on and Philip Hobson, by deed of the 29th
November. 1884 This Land is on or near to White
Oak swamp about Or miles below Richmond
TEaaS-Enough in cash to defray the costs of sale.
as to the residue. IL and IS months for negotis
bic notes. interest added and title retained tin an
tne purchase money be paid. The taxes for 1859 to
be paid By the purchaser
JNO YOUNG
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WooE AND O01I.--1 sunni, + + |.
ssls 0ak-st % and Pins-Ss 90 per cora. dsjivsr.
eas 3D. & rs JSo v v,.Hrn
A-WANTED.-A No. DRIVER.
NOTiCE.-I have taken an office and
- ~ yard on The north aide Of the Basin. between
the WOOD and COAL snd r scnoss,,ng
sss,cis the patronage of my friend. s2d tie public
NH a-lms DAAAA'
81 CLOTHING.
N SPRING GOODS At HEAD QUARTERS
Corner Main and I3th Streets
Inc .uofcrfber has Just returned from q ev York
Win the largest and most faahionsble stock Oh
Goods he has ever had selected By himself i'm per- r.
retail trade better stock Of Cloths Cass;rner res
ana estings. cannot be seen in this city. Coats.
paals and Vests OF every IMAGINABLE tlaps coIcr
most maGnihcent stock OF Furnishing Goods, such
Snper Silk Lace Neck Ties
blk and Fancy silk Neck Ties
Pocket Hdkfs. Cravats. Stocks
shirts Collars. Drawers. Gloves
a., suspenders. socks &c
81; IA 10 wsnt Of Goods really fresh and desirable.
to give Simy made or cut to would do we'll
WOrKmen. cDEsCI, "N~
~ Corner Main and 18th streets.
- VIM. HOLT RICHARDSON-
Ma MERCHANT TAILOR
-M iffH Strict. opposite xcHANGE HoTrr
rnv-o,, wou'd respectfully inf rn his FpIsyDs and
hanS m and me PUBLIC generally. that he has on
~ Mp re q c inpI te assortment of CLOTHa CASsI.
North St AMP NESTINGs lately received from the
svle with ne Is prepared to make up ia the best
cited. 'ei"'s' n call Is soil
apl-2s
- 1859. SPRING TRADE. 1880
M No 1885, Main street,
M E D KEELING
,,o,.. =. Eas Just returned from New York. and ia
INV prepared to display the latest a I'D most fash
o 70, sfyies Of Gents and Youths ready made
CLoIHING of every variety, suitable for sprin9
and Summer wear. IVA opi"s
ALSO
The finest and best of CLOTHS, CAssIMEREs
ana vE,TtNG5. selected by himself with great
carf suitable for the retail trade and to ,uit his
Custom ers asd equal to any in the city, which he
and warrant good it, '''
Cali soon, make your selection, and leave your
measure at ED KEELlNG'S
Merchant Tailor and Ciothier
No l26. Main street, next door to
NH 3l-2w Purcell Co.'S Banking Houte
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INFIRMARY OF THE MEDICAL COL

y
LEGE.-This InfirmarF is situated 1T the corner
Of Marshall and College streets in an elevated and
lealthfui position, convenient TO the railroad de-
pots, hotels and other cent? uf business Ii is fur
nished with every arrangement requisite for the
successful treatment of diseases aud injuries and
for the comfort of the sick. All persons requiring
Medical or Surgical aid except the insane and those
laboring under contagious diseases, are admitted
into the institution. Lying il women ale also re-
ceiver ard carefully attended TO.
Private rooms fDTni, he'd when desired.
The patients are under the charge of the PROBES
of the College who visit the wards daily. The
charges for Board, Medical Attendance, Nursing
and Medicine are for Per week
nte tatlenIs....
Soloitu
10
In addition TO the above rates, i'll cases requiring
Surgical OperGts51 By agreement with the pro-
prietors ct the Bellevue Horpital, a small fee is
charged Tor the operation, varying from 81 TO $50,
according 10 its Importance. The particular fee in
any may be by application to either
of the Attending Surgeons or the Resident Physi-
clan.
All charges payable or the removal of the pc
tient.
Attending surgeons--Profs. GIBSON, PEYICO-
LAS and WELLF0RD.
Attending Experimentation. TUCKER, CONWAY
and MCCAW.
Resident Physician-JUNIUS NICHE, MD.
Steward-E NJ PARRISH.
Pre5ident-L J0YNEs. NJ D.
Persons in the country. desiring TO send patients
10 the Infrmary may address either the President
or the Resident PLY stefan. ja6-ly
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MOIETY OF HOUSE AND LOTION
hvA XALLEY STREET In RIOuMnnr I1. ron

Sale Pursuant TO a decree of the Circuit Cont
OF Petersb arg, in the ave of H TYLER Tor Sc rs
Patrick Rooney or 8oney's Admir- and Heirs. i
s,Hli. on FHIOAY. the 18th day Of April, 1879 at
highest bidder. on a credi. of and months esnaJ
lnsta' ments except for cash 'ufficent TO pay the
on 18th street, in the city of Richmond Belonging
TO to the estate of Patrick Rooney or Rooney. decd
The said House and Lot lies on Valley street nearly
opposite the residence of Mr. in, Priddy Negotia
pie notes. with good end0rsers will be required and
the title retained until paid
Ap4 AVI4 n pUTTl Com,r
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1850. sfSlNe lNAph. 1899.
ELLETT a. DREWHY,
ipp0HTERS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
IN EORFtGS AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,

,ppoPTgPS AND WHOLESALE DEALERS
fNIOREtGS AND DOMESTIC
DRY GOODS,
NJ l. rsarl S4Tfi schEa'7a, Va.
we have the pleasure Of Offering % the merchants
fN;rg{nis North Carolina aEd Tennessee the
largest and best stock II >a
80 hsvc ever lsrn ni'le 10 exhibit,
,nhnips cur business prtaClpslly 10 piece Goods,
49, have bestsve. much time and labor TO get up
trst rate stock ar fee, sGt.sbed thai no mouse 10
taisoountry can Ger l.. t'eE select STOCK OF
FnSlish and American Prlnis
Fancy printed Lawns, iaconets and Cambrics
Fine French and English Organizes sno Cnal-
lies
Fancy Ba-eges. Delaines and Valentids
Robes Of every style iN Lawns. IAcCDets, Or
gandies Baregcs, ChalIies and Delaincs
Silks, poaltns, Caeek d'Ecoss. Mila:nas
Satin Striped HaFeses
I-avilla Cloths, Dehages, &c
IN White Camtries. swiss Suslns. Irish Linens
A., we have Of our own importation, q large stock
which we viii sell lower than We have ever been
shle TO d. before.
IN goods for centlemeB's and boys wear, our stock
Il very large and varied. and as cheap as we have
ever bsen BILE 10 sell them
We have an extra large stock vi goods :oT ne
groes such ~
German aud Scotch Linen Buriaps
Farmers Drills Linen Ducks
Heavy CotfaA Tw;lls and Cottoaslas
PLAID and striped Domestcs
pla and Striped oznaburgs
DENNIS. &C.
, To ali of which VIC SAX a special examination by
the trade We are determined 10 meet the market
nrices North and South, with well established
lenses ELLETT d DRkWRY.
NH Pm
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1t FOR CHARLESTON, 9 C.-The
49, superior fast-ssiing schr "a CANNON .,
I Newell, maater, having portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board, will have ouick din.
patch Fer remainder of cargo. applv to
spf-6t WD Col QUIT A co
Il FOR NEW ORLEANS The supe-
s8 rior fast sailing coppered and ronper. fasten-
ed brig WILLIAM AsON." j. W. Gardner,
master having the greater portion of her cargo
engaged and going on board will have DISPATCH
For remainder of cargo, IT passage, having superi
or state room accommodations. apply to master on
board, or to W. D. CuLQUITT 4 CO.
bit
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BY Alex. Mott Auct.

NJ IG H T AVGTION-Will be cod at
~ aucti n on FRIDAY night. April 8. at my store
large assortment OF Watches aud Jewelry Farcy
Boxes. Soap Cutlery. DRY Goods. Clothing and
fancy articles.
The above sale will be continued every night I'M.
iii further notice.
apt ALEy MOTT Aurt
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By Goddin = Apperson
CENTRAL AMI VERY VALUARLE

IN taIE hEStDENCE AND VACANT LOT
At THE C0RNEx or 9TH AVID FRANKLIN STA
FOR SAFE AT AUCrb'N AT the request Of Mr.
John Patton. Jr. Ex' cutter of the late John NJ
Patton. we will sell at public auction on the prem
ses. on TUESDAY,, the 10Th day OF April 1885, COM
meucihR at az O'Clock. P NJ. the large and admira.
ply located resdence late in the occupancy Of the
sccefent The lot fronts on 9Th street about lOo
iee, inns back is1 feet. The dwelling has IS rooms
inclnsing basement and garrer and is not only re.
una, Haniy well located. but is now in good repair
arg % supplied with gas and water The Kitchen
= large and we'll arranged; and there is an excel.
,ent prck stable AID carriage house attached 10 the
TO-, 10 the dweiling will bs attached about 50 feet
~ ground on 9Th street Ths vacant lot next to the
hlfcnanics Institute, having front of 90 feet will
ne sols separately unless the of the dwell
;noun eject to take at reed price The
ocsIlon OF this property in the heart Of the city
sn nnan 'front.' OF and in fall view of the Capitol
chant or professional geutlema an There s An ofiiee
az .ne basement with an excellent entrance from
IEaMs -Onethird cash; balance at the end of five
h s. LOT ponds bearing interest the interest paya.
pi ~, mar yearly. secured by q trust deed
the taxes and insurance for 1889 To he maid hv tha
purchaser. ' y" "e P@i1 W inc
sp G0DDIN APpERsON Auctz
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~N NOTICE CHANGE OF
- s HOUR FOR STARTING. The
steamer OUTFITS PECK, Captain C 3lFFoRD. will
on and after MONDAY. Ash inst, leave the wharf at
Rockets regularly. every Monday, Wednesday
and Friday morning. 1T O'Clock, precisely, for
Portsmouth and Norfolk; and return each alternate
day. leaving Norfolk at the same hour 6 o'clock;
and touch at all of the regular landings going and
returning.
Passage and Fare as usual.
ap2 r q HASEINc
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NOTiCE.-I have taken an Office and
-, yard on The north aide Of the Basin bs.waer
th and 10Th streets for the purpose OF conducfing
tue WOOD and COAL BUSINESS, and resnrctfuiiSS
generally. ALRkkT M kYS Ae
NH slime ~"A"s
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HOUSE AND Lot ON ORFooN mr.,

.1 r. Euk SALE AT AUCTION VIII be so,d on
myMuAI the nth April; 1853. on the premises
on Oregon Hill occupied hy a colore wone anu ro'
60 Crosa Brown. The lot has front of Is feet and
IERMs-nnet third casb; balance at i and snonths
Tor nsgotisbe notes. in tare,t aided and title re-
tanned till last note be paid e "
The taxes for 1851 to be paid by the nurrbaee,
ap2 GDDDJN q AppERsnN III -.
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DOERHAVE'S HOLLAND blTTERS.
- BOERHAVE's HOLLAND BITTERs
E0ERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERa
B0ERHAYES HOLLAND BITTERs
B0ERHAVES HOLLAND RiTTERS
POERHAVRS HOLLAND BITTERe
H0ERHAVES HOLLAND BITTERS
B0ERHAVE'S HOLLAND BITrERS
BOERHAVES Holland BITTEEs
The celebrated Holland remedy for
DYSPEPSIA,
DISEASE OF THE KIDNEYS,
Liver COMPLAINT,
WEAKNESS OF ANY KIND.
FEVER AND AGUE,
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g. FOR WILMINGTON, NORTH

49, CAR0LINA.-The superior fast sailing
schooner. GEORGE W GRIOE. John Palmer, mas
ter, having the greater portion of her cargo en-.
gagged, and going board will have quick d is
patch. For balance of cargo apply to
ap 1T w d COZ QUIT 4 CO.
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IL the attention of the public to our large assort
ment of the above gods. We have on hand tho
such low prices. that they will be the reach of
ell, varying from 81 t, $40. together with largo
variety of children s Carriages, Bird Cages, Toilet
Sets. House keeping and fancy Goods very low
ap6 ANGUa n RYERJv
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DEAR 1T IN MIND, ina bUct lEUA .
- original and inimitsbIe Double II, 6led Steam
CANDLE ars being maniac ord By MIN daily at
he wa, rants his Candies the very best make for
wholesale any where-warrap's 1t In every faftt'
cular and promises to return the money, sb ulds
BY accident any Of 1t stick or fall to give sastsc
tionthat has sold IL under this general war; an
ty FOR l2 years and never rs yet been called upon
to make any deduction. or he'd q box returned
Call ard examine IL. at No 81 Main st
an ElUlS n0ssTETX. .
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12

sis.anis. whose ability and disposition she
knew.
These groeps formed refreshing con
trust 70 ihe scene which the Kiug's-feld
presented at day-break. II was that of a
camp, reminding the beholder Of The hor-
ror and desolatiOn of war
During the day might be seen many pale
figures wandering among the smoking va
ins and the desolated places OF the town,
their countcnances impressed With woe,
seeking for what had been, or what still re-
NAMED OF, their former houses.
Near to the spot where hay the ruins of
their Former comfortable home, stood Mrs.
Christini Dufya with her husband and their
children.
We have had said he, happiness and
prosperity Cor so many years may 1t then
not be needful for US to be tried by some
nffiicticn2 We are, however, all preserved
to one another. We are in good health
we can work Let us not lament, but rath-
sr thank God 7
My girls | my doves ? said the father,
thank God that l have you all 7
The seven young girls gathered round
their parents, like flock of doves, caress-
ingly, They would work for them, they
would help them, and one another
TO m CONTINUED.
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. ns- a donntion oF $4,000 has rccentlr b

9S- A donation Of $4,000 has recently been
placed in the hands of Wendell Phillips, to be
used, principal and interest, for the womau's
rights cause.
Ha- Adamss Express Company paid, on the
4th February, $4,000 to, the owners of the
money lately stolen from ther custody, at Mont
gomery, Alabama
GS- Rev. @ B. Ball of the Congregational
Church, Wilton, CT, died on the 26th ult., at tne
age of SO, He was installed there, about n
year since. His death seems to be greatly re-
grctted.
g.s- A young girl named Eliza Mccormick,
hung herself in the barn of A. II. Byington,
Esq, editor of the Norwalk Gazette, at Nor
walk, Feb. LIST. She asnsane
Gs- White partridges from the north have
appeared about Quebec, Canada, since the ex-
tremc cold weather. Their bill differs in shape
from that Of the brown partridge, and they are
also very thickly reathered down the talons like
"bantams." The Indians say they are plentiful
at the Saguenay, this winter, but mover before.
G1- The Chicago Journal states that when
Senator Douglas arrived at New York from
HAVANA, the custom house officials searched
his trunks and found S75 worth OF cigars, pur-
chased in IIayauna, upon which he was obliged
to pay duty.
E8- John l.. Brian, Clerk of Frankyn Coun.
ty Courts, died at Columbus, Wednesday MORN
ing, Feb. I'd. The father of Mr.. Bryan was
formerly nu Episcopal Minister in AshtabuIa
county, when he removed TO Granville, Ohio.
The deceased graduateda Kenyon College with
credit, in l848. His disease was consumption.
We get the above from the Statesman.
TT A Mrs. Russell, and one, James Hilton
were arrested in Chicago, last week. for indulg-
ing in hugging and kissing in the street. The
woman, being the aggressor, was fined $40, and
the man SO.
rg- The Boston abolitionists, sitting at Al
bany for the benefit Of the state of New Y York,
passed resolution that the American Union
"is covenant which a just God cannot per-
nit to stand" AS the Union has stood for
some years, the conelusionis is blasphemous one.
Ev- The New York academy of medicine
have ended their quarrel over the question
whether the late MIR Whitney died of an opera
ton by DR.. Green, by compromise resolution,
exhoneratirg Dr. Green and all concerned from
all blame for the death. Nobody supposed it
was murder. The question whether it was
not surgical mistake, remains open.
9S-Copes of all the versions of Mrs. Stowe 5
novel Of Uncle Toms Cabin have been procur-
ed or ordered for the British Museum. Among
them are thirteen different German versions.
two Welsh, two Magyar two Wallachian, one
Wendish, one Polish, one Russian one Greek,
one Armenian, besides Dutch Swedish, Danish
and all the languages Of south Western Eu-
rope No novel ever before attained anything
like so broad circulation.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12
BY JAMES REED.

Outstanding orders. Ial72 90
Due Real Estate
bonds, and all other
FTom F', which deduct. i'''ai 70
due on Real Estate,
eNs soaa- .ss.ss.. b,o9S 81 - .
-- 1abH 2 t2s,715 Al
Owing to the unsettled accounts Of COllec-
tors, it is impossible 10 give any satisfactory
statement OF the assets Of the Company
There is in hands of Treasurer, s4,5T7 SO in
Notes The amount taken on subscriptions 4
10 hands Of Collectors and Agents. we are uu-
able 10 state. The land account is same as at
last report, no sales having since been made, at
which time there was on hand on Northern Di-
vision. at cost S5O,s5s 81, and on Southern Di-
vision. $4,000.
In addition to the progress thus made, a
Committee was appointed by your board Of d.
rectors at their quarterly meeting in October
Iass, to negotiate with the proprietors Of the
Mineral Ridge r. r. for the use Of the same
for the time being. This road is about 81 miles
In length. Leaving the Station Of the CIeve-
land Mahoning r. r. at Hiles mile east Of
tha point Of Intersection Of your Road, with
the Cleveland & Mahoning r. r., (as surveyed
and located BY WM. HALE, Esq. preliminary !
and extending south. crossing the MahOning
Rlverj thence along the western slope Of mime
Ta Ridge where il approaches within few
uods Of your aforesaid r. R. line. Rs first To-
eatd BY Wx. Hale Esq. A line has been run
BY J. c. caA,mEnrAm Esq, assistant Engineer,
connecting Pear original line with said 4. r.,
on very IaForsbIo route. This arrangement
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12

The efforts of Episcopoians in this country
says the Springfield Republican, to defeat the
American chapel enterprise in Paris in which
all denominations united, has so far succeeded
that an exclusively Episcopolion chapel is now
permanently opened, and bishops DeLaucy of
New York, Potter Of Pennsylvania, McIlvaine
Of Ohio, and Davis Of South Carolina have Civ
en- it their sanction and promised its supportby
the Epscopoions Of this country
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12

The game law went into effect on the lst
inst, which makes it unlawful to kill or destroy
any wild deer or birds, Except snipe, ducks and
geese, which may be killed until the first day
of May) between the lst of February and 18th
of September. Any person offending against
this law subject themselves to a fine from two
to ten dollars
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12

Mr. Douglas says the correspondent Of the
Springfe d Republican, has within month sunk
rapidly out of sight 1t is astonishing how little
interest is felt in his fortunes. He leads nobody
10 Congress is condemned by his party there,
and no one seems to care what will be his future
course. lie is paying court to the ire-eaters,
just now, with great ngsiduity, and endeavoriue
to win them over to his side in his quarrel with
Mr. Buchanan.
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12

A Democrat high in Office remarked at Wash
iugton on the 7th, that the party is so hardup
that there is nothing left for it, but to make an
assignment and go into liquidation. The States
says the Demcratc caucus was marked by that
confusion of counsel, and languor in action,
which always foreshadow defeat
Ashtabula weekly telegraph. [volume] (Ashtabula, Ohio) 1853-1873, 1859-02-12

At Columbus, Ohio, and Greenfield, Mass.
and perhaps 10 other places where DR.. Holland
has given bis lecture ON American Social Lille
this wintcr, clergymen have felt called upon to
preach against its teachings and influence. 1t
is regarded "as iuvorng popular omusements
aud dissipation on the part Of the church as II
means ofcuiture and enjoyment"