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ANyvsEMENTs.

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kTlBLOs aAkDSN.
IN Lessee Manager. r..................J. IL Nixo-
LAST NiiHT BUT ONE
OF Mr.. and Mrs BAkvhv WILLIAMS.
The grek. Artists vi soperrin
RGg god Pat 4uiy O'Irot
knissA and Paddy Mles,
Being most pos,iivey aef lsss night but 0ns
On Friday EvANlNG. April 6, will be played
IkELAND AS II WAS
NbPgtn
JUDY O1ro..- ......... ,..:.:. Mrs Barney Williams
After which tho
CUSTOMS or TIE COUNTRY
Anlissa, Yankee Help. Mrs Barney Villa
To copcuce th the
LIAkkICk BOY
, SATURDAY NIGHY, April7
FAKtT-LL AND JOINT BENEFIT OF
sr and Mrs. BARNEY WILLIAM,
And 'pcsvely thei- appearance the thee popular
pieces-Ot
The Irish uabs ssssdor,
O'Flannigkn aud the Fairie, and
MephistophiieS
NlX0NS 0Rst- KQUES, RAN rBOUPE,
FE0N AMPHITHEATRE
Mske their resppeafncs here on Monday
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MISCELLANEOUS.

a PARTY WHO Is ABOUT TO ENGAGE IN THE
"A sosp busipess would Ike 70 copfer With me steal
for the OF gaining into maon, and he will
munerste those Who NJ service to him Address W. L.
Amte box lEQ Eernd oace
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We ne undersigned Mayors hereby certify that the drug
css ape hccars physcans Of cies have
signed osumen Of urHnce to ns tsa. the remedies Of Dr.
Cure Cherry Peciora have been found be m4dcnss
OF gres eaossnoe and worthy he conhdense Of the
xuh1tt.
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NEW BOwERY THEATRE.
IN Sole pr0prietors. .MesB a. Fox J. W LhGngh
FRIDA Y, APRIL g. 1890
BENEFIT OF LITTLE COkDELlA HOWAHD.
And last appearance but one Of
NIX. AND MRS q c. bOWARD
UNCLE TOMS CABIN,
OLIVER TWIST;
AND
THE MAGIC TRUMPET.
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M. Coz, retired halter Mr.. Walcos
-: Cor isis fsSDy @ Hi:: May esnaoa saoa
''' '00''e' Always III ans s'Rs RsvivAi A'' oAfmAh
IN fsrsrbrfG h4rib Sys sss COMEDY
L AURA Kar'ns .5ra5Es II siaE.
Es$s: E:s s::: :$::ssss:
rH. BRIDES 4 4 oA..'o".r.
HHT,HELY Iru
Z TTs TsutI HRAMA M,
ooIIIEs s1wx.
BRIDES OF G4RRYowKN.
:sss =: :s: Sss. Ply s' S' nom h. ''' within ~
cHAxeuM,.
THE oCToRooN,
70 many and suaA SUCCESSFUL work. h.ye never 10 Is. history
-
be VIII give The public this season.
Dedicated to Il he e msmory3
whose beautiful tale. The OOexans prompted the subject
q Z:
G.r nI.t ippeaI.ace ii ihI tie.rs r'a'A
nyre CnaIlea Fsnor
hs dfe. Cresan q. Dsy
sbssss. Miss sqEssss Wssis
amer Tom NJ Lesson
Hya CIesgh Mr. levick
Aee0e Aoofo nsniy
Anne Chute the Colleen Ruadh Mis- Laura Keens
"'''' y rev IRISH oyrR1usn,
And throughout the Performance Irsh melodies composed
THOMAS BAKERR
Introduetns The folowins airs
= s.vouynesn Dheel!sh
Ths hsrp Ih.. onos Through Tazs's Hali,
f;as' sss sss,e % s,Pss; ss;;.r Boy.
"A &: s;ts 4s.ss y a::': ssy: D,..-.
ise Iss Bsas Af q .as White R.sks.
MISS Aasss s 80 seslsssssTisos
TIE CRuisRssS Ea s.S LAWN.
PRETTY GIRL ri HfLRfss KING HER COW.
SYNOPSIS OF scxs,sr .IE AND ~cIDxSzs'
FEE LAKES OF KILLARNEY By xooNuour-rnoRxs
F0s g ~ s : Cs y the 0sss.
s. -
q snd
ssrss S@THE Gar OF .DASLoK-nnard Iev1.
Of E r. o as S
feather bed-Ths brbe-Mies engaged q spy-A lawyers
F;se s. = 9! 5as COLLEEN sAxs
sss
phiosophyhyes love for he Colleen BssnThs rsieOed
'u''' but ass cGH.ss r'.d'
aardress dstuIbs The 'feas..au,ry doTn-Ine Colleen in
ssc'ea-1As marriage III Ine;IrAs ;7rSH. H.'s a.p
The proposal Of Danny NaDnoivs your glove and III
''s'' ''' 00pssa ?@ ASSs SaEass aouss
sEs1 1SD noancyDDYs
Ainard Lewis
'''' Iii GiipasoNa TO HER LOVER.
The co1i.EEs SusDH zsb b1Hl san SeIlSsH sAwx
the ih sTss S' 81 Taa A. S oszfE
ELY ard Danny set forth In he gorm-Al but sIpAna-
A0n-A'' tc1s. esss & g. -lshf -SYLEg WATCH HOUSE
sns cPf x s1 e1SEso.os .s'
1hs s ..1 Il s e, s ar. ~ =
The dying boy-The oonfessou-Ccfrigaa in . turfhols-
Ps scsRs p1 So.-ns STBE PHRIoR IN CASTLE CHUTE
The two fiends-The maake-Kyrle Daly behaves Ike
lie mysterious inhsbian-Fashsr Tom puts Mylss eos.
1
Corgan in h, eo,yTns sentinel. usOundOs % The hSu,s
in dsisncs Of he cmDsi-Ihs ss.el md The taauisEAn..
Cus @ S s knp r. 70. r.: % Seda e r,a os
C.sil. cSnss boody
s s.s
sooIsss hs gs der only ws
Hsh."rSs S1s MEETING of he brides x asssyowss
Ioors open q seven e commence oua.ss before eash
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OsGANlsT-AN OR0ANIsr OF LONG EXPERIENCE
~ and undouoted sbitiea desires engagement vita
director OF the music required Address Organf care
tOu.
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AYERS SAksAPARMLA,
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
AYERS sARsAPARLLA,
AYERS sARsAPARILLA,
,g Diseases
M Diseases
% Diseases,
ng Diseases,
PURIFYING the Blood
'urifying The Blood.
'urifyipg the Blood,
'urifying the Blood,
Or scrofula or Kings Evil,
serofula or Kings Evl,
scrofula or Kins,s Evl.
scrofulaor Kings Evn,
For Tumors, Ulcers snd Sores,
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores.
For Tumors, Ulcers and Sores,
For TumorA Ulcers. and Sores,
For Erupsions and Pimples,
For Muptions and PippleS,
For Erupuous and Pimples.
For Bloaches, Blains and Bois,
For Blotches. BlaDs and Bofs,
,thony's Fire, Rose or Ery.pel.s
ltbopy's Fire, Rose or Erydpeas,
sster or Salt Rheum,
suer or Salt Rheum,
e Ecald Head and Rng worm,
For Cancer and Cancerous Sores,
For Cancer and CADcerous Soroes
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Humors,
For Sore Eyes, Sore Ears and Humoss.
For Liver Complaints,
For Liver Complaints,
For Diseases OF the Heart.
For Diseases Of the Heart.
orsof the chief cities of TIA Une1 States, CAnada
Pruvinees Chill, Peru, Brazn Mexico, and 10 facs
III he ces on this Continent have signed this docu
sure their people what remedies they may use Win
: confidence. But our space here VIII emily admit
them.
AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,
For Coughs Colds and Consumption.
AYERS PILLS,
VI For an purposes Of . Family Phyde.
AYERS AGUE CURE.
Prepared by
DIR. ]. q. AVER CO.,
DIR. 3. o. AVER q CO.,
'1g1 DR. J. G. AVER Z co.
| .J8 Lowell, Mas,
OLD DH ALL DRuGaISr5 xv1xYwHkRE.
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AYERS SARSAPARILLA.
AYERS SAREAPARILLA,
AYERS SAkSAPARII4LA,
AYERS SARSAPARnLA,
AYERS SARSAPARlLLA,
AYER'S HARSAPARILLA,
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
AYERS SARSAPARILLA,
AYERS 6ARsAPARHLA,

exceueut remedy, and worthy the confidence Of the
community
excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence Of the
community.
exoellert remedy and worthy the confidence OF The
community.
sxoeleut remedy and worthy he confidence Of the
community.
excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence Of the
community.
excellent remedy, and worthy the confidence Of the
community
excellent remedy, and worthy The confidence OF the
: community.
sossn remedy and wS;hy tho confidence Of The
xoellept remedy, and worthy the confidence Of the
community.
xcellent remedy, and worthy the confidence OF the
community.
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AMusENIENTs.


VI AI.LACKS THEATRsI
W Doors open st 7; 10 commence al half -pSst7
LAST light,
TO-kI0HT (FkIDAO
ROMANCE
POOR YOUNG NAN
With It's hnc music. Aspfcent scenery
GREAT CAST.
TO-MORkO~ (SATUkDAD
Entire change OF performance
FISsI TINE IN AMERICA,
1he three act
COMEDY,
LEADING STRINGS
- Which met with unexsmpled tucooes Ia London
Frank Levesop Mr.. Lester WaSack
Binn'pRs favore old servant in bs family.
bis hrs appearance since his long iuess Mr. Blake
SOD Mr. Young
mi mr bAkor
Guests &c, 30
Mrs eves0u widow lady, step mother Hoey
rMA hckeoze, her neace .nisa Mary aauuoi
To be followed by Joyous and aul bable By
the author of the comedy Evevbodys yriend called to
MARRIAGE Bi.lSS
BOX AND COX.
Mr. Box retired printer Mr.. Broughsm
MT Cox, reursd nhtter Mr. Walcos
EIs' BOX late Sophy na~es Mrs Vernon
Mrs. Bouncer always the Miss CArmsn
THE REVIVAL
OF A POPULAR COMEDY
Is IN RAPID PkO0RESS.
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DIR. AYERS MEDICINES.
MAY,Rs OF THE GREAT CITIES.

dAY,Rs OF THE GREAT CITIES.
hereby g s r.. q:
lEs 90 Of LoSs!lS aver. s:rs. pA.ins Plls Asas
s,. '''''''' and worthy 'A' o'nAd'a'' Of the ''n
HON. JAMES COOK,
HON. ALVIN BRAID
HON. E W. HARRINGTON
Mayor Of Manchester. N. II.
HON. JOHN ABroTT.
HON. A. II. BULLOCK.
HON. NArHL sIlssxE,
Mayor OF Salsm' Maw
HON. f. w LINOOLx,
Mayor Of Providence. RI
HON AMOS w. rRESrIoE,
ZION. J. N. HARRIS,
Mayor Of New London Conn.,
IoN. ORAs. g. RopIER.
HON. D. r. 1rRAAsss; ss;er Of Now ror. city.
aoN. II. n KINsrsEY
Mayor Of Hamilton, Nv.
hon. ADAM WILSON.
e Mayor Of uncinnsa Ohio
HON. l. H. CRAWFORD.
HON. JOHN SLOAN.
t+ Mayor Of Lyons, Iowa.
HON JAMES NcFEErERs
mayor Of Bowmanvine, G. ".
ION. JAMES ". NORTH.
HON. HENRY ooos..; s:,s, u, !, u.,,,, ~ :.
N' A' . MAYOR Of Fredeiacton, NIB.
HON. WILLARD NYE,
HON. J. c. BL LAIsDELL,
HON. W. H. oR ANsIoN,
HON FRED. srAHL.
ZION JOHN HODoDEN,
Mayor Of Dubuque, Iowa.
ga sHox. THOMAS SsgrcHsIELD.
saoN. ROBERT BLAIR.
HON 3. D. BAUaH Mayor Of Memphis. r,.u
HON HEMAN L. PAGE,
Mayor Of Milwaukee, Wis.
HON ". W. VAUGHN.
Mayor of Racine, Wis
\ HON. A. FARR,
\ Mayor Of Kenosha. Wis.
Mayor of Chicsgo. Ill.
+ HON. N. J. A. HkArH,
/ Mayor Of Selma. Ala.
AZ HON. A. j. NOBLE
Mayor Of Montgomery, Ala.
Il HON. W. g. HOLYBAD.
II Mayor Of Colambua Ga.
II HON. J. II. HARRY,
\ Mayor Of PhAdslpsa, Pa
., HON. W. W. sAwIN,
HON E. F. MAURY,
Mayor Of Washingtou D. O.
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vNrAuOe MEIODECNs ALEXANDRA ORG AM AND
al kioda Of Musical Insrumens, Sheet Muss Nusio
Books and al Kinds Of Musical Merchandise at the lowest pcs
,s,be prcee Second hand Pianos q sat bargsn iron eG
70 $50 Pianos and Neaodeous 70 rent and raes aowe1
purchased Monthly payment. received foe ths cnoe a.
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nHE ORIGINAL GENERAL. TOM THUM8,
The SMAILkST MAN ALIVE I
III have the honor Of hoding his entertainments

" have the honor Of hoding hts en,ertainmentsst st
HOP E CHAPkLA 7lS BROADWAY,
FOB SHORT TIME ONLY.
Two EnterAsrmer day-from TO ~, and TX TO
O'Clock oors open half hour advance.
On Saturday there viii be entertain nent COM
msbcips s2 O'clock for the accommodation Of schools aud
n fm,lies residing At q distance -
stnor CIIvEIRA, the great volnist, Hr. VIM TOMLIN
Baritone from the Nobliys Concerts, London and r
sCBREIkER Pianist accompany tho little General ~ cAoh
performance.
ADMISSION:
Day entertainment Even'ug entertainment 16c
Children under 10 years 3c Children under 10 years loc
The General rides daily shs Miniature Carriage from The
La FARCE TO the hall of entertainment
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DIANo FOR SALE AT A GREAT BARoArN.-wusr
sold immediately sir octave rosewood rcuod corners
n EXCELLENT and order; cost when S6 oua
Of he best in the city Prce go cash Apply & ia
Water street. New York.
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DRYANTS MIfsTkELe
ID Mechanics Har Fo 473 broadway, above Grand.
MONDAY, APRIL 2, 1850,
and every night 10 tbs week.
EXCELSIOR TROUPE OF THE WOKLD
Crowded houses by the elite Of the city.
Change Of prugramme moro novoluess
JERRY BRYANT AND EPH BORN
In ,ho vughsble burltsquo Of
1Hk STRANGER
Tobacco Jake Pathetic Ballad, Plantation Scenes, 10.
Doors open At 6X 10 commence A& TX Tickea rs oenN
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~ FIxfURES.-THE HANDsOMEsr PAIR or ENG
" lsh drop Cosn sers in America Feuschta flower pat
term Ut erxcy half the coet of importston two
light elephant pattern prie 81 lnqu at Is 9oid street,
stairs -
IRON sPIR AL AIR CASE WANTED-S&COAD HAND
Il Apply y il IkEH BULL. No. 10 Duane street
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22
OHIO WHITE SULPHUR SPRINGS.
Announcement OF the Proprietor
for 1860.

THaJES ,9HIO WHITE sUL1PMUR
miles north Of Columbus the Capital Of Ohio, the
Seioto River, ten miles from Delaware, i've miles
from White Sulphur Station, on the Springfield, Mt
Vernon q Pittsburg Raiiroad, aud six miles from
Lewis Center Station, on the Cincinnati, Columbus
and Cleveland Railroad.
These Springs will be open foRthe reception OF WIS.,
ttors from May until October.
The gratifying OK perienee Of the past two seasons
has fully confirmed the highest expectations OF the
proprietor, and encourages him to persevere In his
efforts to make this second TO place In the country
The large number OF permanent cures which have
been effected establish beyond doubt tbs rare and
valuable medicinal qualities Of these waters Their
Alternative, tonic and aperient properties render them
useful in great variety Ofdseases. The nNe Syringe
Tho White Sulphur, The Chalybeate, Tho Magnetism
The Saline Chalybeate, and the spring OF Pure Wa
ter, are all within the lawn and easy Of access.
B A II H B..
Bathing here by the plan adopted Is brought into
fair competition with that at naturally and hot
springs The water heated In the bath-tub by steam
pipes tho heat not being raised high enough 70 pre-
cptate its salts applied y the surface OF the batheI
without the loss Of any Of Its saline ingredients
The buildings are substantial and convenient. The
grounds embracing about 100 acres divided between
lawn and woodland, are tastefuy laid on into walks
"A TELEGRAPH OFFICE has been permanently
established connecting tho sprlng with ali parts Of
the country. Ii.-- ".
"a Livery, weI stocked with horses and carriages
/ 10 attached To the place;
| For further information, arrangements for rooms
| XNDREw WILSON, JR., Proprietor,
l White bulphur POstoffce,
ap21-bm ~ . Delaware County, U.
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ate man gave them but little time for ques-
tion and conjecture, before, turning rapidly
round, he plunged bis dagger into the bosom
of an unhappy individual who was standing
near the door, and disappeared with the ra-
pidity of lightning his unfortunate victim
fell Immediately, uttering q feeble cry. Med
ical assistance was at hend, but SO home was
the thrust that in few minutes he was
already corpse. The unexpectedness ana
suddenness of the blow, the confusion anu
alarm Of the beholders, who were nxeu 10 70
the spot In terror and amazement enecIuay
precluded any attempt to arrest the assassin
A murder 30 openly and darlngly ,perPe-
trated soon threw the whole city on VMeta
into conservation; thousands nockeq 10 ga
the bleeding body. Many peopie nao pchelu ~.
the deed and recognised the murueret' puS
though 1t appeared 70 them tne culPIM ying
in the condemned chapel anu hwase,ns n.s
doom in the moruing, tney never ior !oa I'M M
mont entertained q Suspicion OF ns pe,n
really SO, Yaletta was very Ropuious, anu
contained many strangers, Ing ~uruc,ul ,',l
was, therefore, IN the opinion OF al, AN ul-
known person, bearing astriklng ana Le.natS ~ :
able resemblance 20 the prisoner, PgtnaPs tho th
very individual VINO naa eeen guilty VI w w
prior crime, Inc wonaeriui ana strahse ny ;n.o
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HALL. CARROLL. & col,
HALL, CARROLL & CO.,
auIa-ay Nos IS and II East oolumbia-street.
NIApANn EILIs,, n. p., las EogS;g9 ,;l9

AUADADIE ELLIS, NJ. D., HAS FOUND
ltA ut last just what tho Ladies' have long needed
and looked for in vain, the UTERINE ELIXIR.
The Uterine Elixir ID warranted to cure al dis-
eRses of uterne nature Infam4ation. Of the
Womb, tho Kidneys, the 0yaries, and che urethro,
alton, Chlorusis, Amenorrheai In met perfect cure
Ia guaranteed by the of from two 10 hve bottles OF
the Elixir, OF any disease whatever OF the GeneratVe
and Urinary Organs Of male or female, no matter OF
MADAME ELLIS calls particular attention 70 the
following Card Of one Of the most prominent Drug
gists Of Cincinnati; ' ''t
'To the Public and he Ladies in Particular:
s'we the understgnoI ars not in tho habit OF Civ.
ing our name to Patent Medicines but knowing well
the Lhdy PhyBician, and the medicine called the
Uterine Elixir cheerfully recommend " 70 All fe-
males suffering from Female Diseases Of any kind II
is purely vegetable, and in no case can do injury we
say all try and word for IL you will md relief
. ..... ....- "F. ID. HILL, Druggist, .
n "Corner Of Fifth and Race streets"
I'd. ALSO
MADAME ELLIS'S SPANISH STIMULATING
COUGH AND LIVER BALSAM cures, without fail,
Pains in the Breast Back, Side or Limbs; Coughs,
ache, Fiatulency, Heartburn Chronic Rhcumatism,
Bilious Collie, Oramp Collie, Gripping Pains OF tho
Bowels Dizziness, Stlpor, Inactivity, Loss OF Appo-
tite and In Painful MenstruatOn Is certain cure,
and gives immediate relief In any Of the above dis
it will give relief in twenty minutcs and per.
nanen by the of two bottles. Only SO cents
per bottle-so cheap that every person can got it,
N. B.-For sale by II. ID. HILL, Druggist, corner
of Race aud Fifth-streets;y ]. d. PARK, CORNER Of
| Of John and Sixth-sts.; PAUL ,REINhEIN, corner
| Of Eighth and Freeman; EDWARD SEAMAN \
| CO., corner of bIain and Fourth; and MADAME
| ELLIS, H4 West Sixth-street. eep2I-ay
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y1SE-sr., BETWEEN THIRD AND FouRTE
orr. THE CUsTOM-HoUsR.


Fne FrOV'''''i' ' ~'' -
uone 00inP'.'s -
Ter Is o0nosh''u = 'i-" - ''-'- !, :,
much grsA'er pr''e"''ON' IN '''e' "-~ .-''
furnish pli0e 'n~' y "i'n''i 'D'
every man ana woman In O'n'in"A''' "no "''0 ~
'aoor' aa
We AK isr comparison 0i 'he rS1'S WIN 'n'
other papers On 'u'' oi'S VI VI any o'"''
Judgment Of our readers "hesnsr We uo no' 'ui
q paper equally attractive ~ one-nan' OF less 'hsn
half the cost OF the otner o'n''nnA" uS'iio''
The DAILY PRrss, since IL came under the present
management, has increased rapidly In circuiaHon'
and has now probably Z" large oncuiAnon "i'hin
the city Of Cincisnati as any other Journal and In
creasing at rste equal to the most sanguine oxpse
tations Of its propr1etop.
From Its large circulation and from Its size which
makes advertisements much more conspicuous than
thew can be I'm the large papers, TnE DAILY PREss
offers the most valuable advertising medium in thi,
eitv II, advertising business has largely increased
and its columns are respectable exhibit Of the busi
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

A little girl, Eliza Haines fell into a
Tenn, last week, and was drowned, =
Cincinnati daily press. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1860-1862, 1860-05-22

Benjamin Donohue was kicked to death by
a horse on the 18th inst. in stable in Ma
honing County, in this State.
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ON AND AFTER MONDAY, APRIL 10
" 1850, Trains will depart as foUoYs; -.
pot--Connects via Columbus and Cleveland via Co.
gm6TS steIbeRyls and Pitts5Srg via CSq@Sas RS
(Wheeling) also for Springfield and Delaware,
@ A. M. EXPRESS-From Cipcinnati, Ham
iltGn and Dayton Depot-For Hamilton, Richmond,
Win Dayton and aisSigsns H6sS tsr Troy, fiaqs,
Toledo, Detroit and ali points in Canada.
8 A. M.-Trom CINCINNATI, Hamilton and Day.
tions connects at Hamilton for Oxford, 30.
1910 A. NJ; ExPR ESS.5From Cinoinpati
Hamilton R,I snS DSSton Via oSgG
Pi,ts5Srg, and vIs 6ols%bH. and cISyeIaSd. ),
field, Urbana and Beiiefontaine also at Dayton 10
Columbus; connects via Hamilton for Richmond
Indianapols and all points West. q.
$3.50 r. M;-Fr9m Cineinnstis Hamilton and
r. p M.@Fro% Little iSi Miami p DEPOT saa
dati9n for Columbus, stopping at all Way Stations
6P. M.9From Little Miami pepot-Accommo
j'GS M EXP E%fREssFrom RssIEgess II %sy oiacnaa Ham
Lima, Fort Wayne and Chicago also for Toledo
and az Es SaTrq
IL y. NJ. EXPRESS From Little Miami De
Pot-Connects via Columbus, steuoenylle and Pitt.
Colum6us and Bellair (Wheeling); and via Coluin
''' " sLEEPfNG-cARs ON THIS TRAIN.
For all information and through tickets pleas
apply at the Offices south east corner Of Front an
PoSfotics and f't the s Burnst RI House No. Barae
House. No, 8 East Third-street sixth-street De
| Trains run by Columbus time, which i seven min
utes faster than m "a GGineiHn@sti n ATT time. n,.
Omnibuses call for passengers by leaving direction
at the Ticket Offices. , ap30
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-01-18
From the Plains

INDEPENDENCE. Jan. l6.-The Santa Fe mail OF
Dec nher l2tA hes arrived II came wa the RAJ
on Mountaia road 20 avoid thu Ind iars en-
tliI at Bear river. TWENTY-FIVE mills OF The old
road. The kiowas had been 20 Bent's Fort for
powder and lead. but were refused They threat
end tn destroy the fort IL is said that 600 lodges
o, the hlowaS and Camanches Were encam ned al
Bear river. Onlv few Chevcnnes were seen on
Tue road who were friendly
The commanding officer NJ Santa Fe refuses q
s'ho an escort more than short istance from his
Iol- Lieut. Bell. AZ Pawnee Fork sends an e.
corr with each outgoing train ~ FIR rs Fort L Mon
business IS dull with tho traders in the Plains in
consequence OF the hostility Of the Indians
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DIED.,

Oh Inesdag morning, 18th of January. st 10 O'Clock
d. III, ,Mrs, CHARLOTTE TEMPLE GREEN
tns Ceioyed wife Of Nelson w. Green, in the S;tII
year Oh her age. after lingering illness of eleven
taH tOrtituda " ~ i0 WIN vi iie-
Inc iuEeral services will be held at the rasidsnce
OF her uSbs nd. on Massachusetts avenue between
IN IN an 18th streets, near Mokendree Chapel on
thursday morning, at 10 o'clock. to which the
Invited. ~
ID N9nTIGE.-The friends of the late Rev. JAMES
hlEEh, are respectfully informed thar his re
na:nS VIII reach Washington ID. c.. by the first
traln OF cars from Baltimore or Thursday next and
% conveyed Immediately 10 Georgetown. Att
O'Clock OF the same day thu funeral services will
take place IN Holy TT Unity Church, who're the at
aendance OF MS friends is requested "
It JOHN EARLY, Pres't oer p Drpn- rro.
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THE LATEST NEWS.
Fire at philadelphia
TELEGRAPHIC.

fhllApELFHIA, Jan. 17.-Early this morning a
.Le rear q 20 Chestnut street, occupied fac
tory oy " u III Peters Co manufacturers OF
,ancy aticles- The flames extended 60 the large
ana soon both buildings with their contrts w.
almost entirely DESTROYED The surroupdiny iron
erues were saved from serious loss To loss ~
cover by Insurance The bu :ldinrs vv. 70 o,,,rs
by Joseph Mott whose loss is estimated at SIS W-,
covered ny insurance 49,
u. ta-rgl Co, manufaC turers Of silver
plated ware. had their stoC dan yed by water "a,
the extent Of S3Op0. Messrs. Warner Niskey 3
Mor'lll. gas-ftt"rs, lost some - OOO Other par
TICS S"ffcr slight loss bv water The entire loss i.
Detween S'5.udO and s~0.UuO, mostly covered by
Insurance. Robert J Parks billiard Saloon
Ia Peers building, WIS also destroyed; lac was
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Inauguration of Governor oIder.

TRENTON. y. J, Jan. l7-Charles = Olden
has just been inaugurated Governor of Now Ter
say IN the presence Of a large number Of citizens
nliitaTv- His inaugural address WIS STRONGLY
conservative, I'm favor OF the ConSi u.itn aud the
laws, including the fugitive slave law He dep
recatts the agitation of slavery. and thinks is
principal agitators actuated NV as little Of Justice
IS Of patriotism
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Serious Charge Against a Po,tmn,,,,

WARSAW. Mo, Jan. John Avmerson hlth-
erto regarded asa respectable citizen las been ar
rested ON charge Of purlnininS letters from the
haiiS. He occupied the position Of deputy post
u,astcr, and il SEEMS that he had been engaged in
p,Herlng money from letters for some time past
several packages Were found under his desk in
me courthouse. where he deposited them 20 open
Ar. AymerSon was also a county school commits
sioner and deputy ci-cnit and cnrntv 1lnrk