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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

ANOTHER Gas LAMP MURDER Ac-
CIDEsr AT kELLOGGsvILLE Another of those
terrible accidents, the result Of carelessness oc-
cured at kelloggsvillc, in this county, Thurs
day evening, at O'Clock by which two lives are
probably lost. Mrs Mitchell whose husband
was absent at Skaneateles, attending a republican
meeting, endeavored TO NIL lamp with gas from
a can. While doing 30 Miss katherine, a young
lady employed in kellogghs factory, who boarded
with Mrs. Mitchell, demonstrated and reproved
Mrs. Mitchell for the carelessness Mrs NJ re-
piled that her husband had often spoken to her
about filing the lamp while the wick was burn
ing, but she didn't feel afraid, Hardly had the
words escaped her lips before the explosion took
place, and she with ISIS katherine Were enveloped
In flames Their piercing screams brought the
neghoors In, who after the greatest exertions sue
ceeded In quenching 1.-THE flames, not, however,
until their clothes were almost entirely destroyed
Miss Mitchell expired about twelve O'Clock, and
Miss X. was lingering this morning, but cannot
possibly survive Auburn Advertiser.
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BRIDGKr.-Missus wants ron to aend hsr box
but Pm thinking that's not just it naither; but per
hsPs yen be sfther knowing what tits Ye see
shes nigh dead and gone with the Sick Headache,
and wants sope more of that same a. reaived her
before.
Drxssst.-You must mean Spslding's Cephalie
Pills.
Bridsa;-Och! sure now and you've sed it, here's
the quarther and CIV me the Pills and don't be all
day about il aither.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

OOvRR ExcITEhENr, and the mental care and
ANXIETY incident to close attention to bus ness or
study are among the numerous eau ses of Neryovs
Headache. The disordered state Of mind and bod .
incident to this DISTRESSING complaint is = fatal
blow 70 al energy and ambition. Sufferers by this
these distressing attacks by using one of the c.
phallc pills whenever this symptoms appear Ii
aniots the oyertasked brain and soothes the
Cd and jarrins nerves, ard Tesxes the t. nsion of
the stomach which always acoompaEies and AZ
sravates the disordered condition OF tho brain.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

The AMALoAMATIoN OF LANGuAsKs.-There il O
growing tenceucJ IN t1ls age TO appropriate the
most expressive words of other lana after
VOID Csphalc, which In from the Greek, signfying
''for tho head 10 now becoming populanzed in
connection with Mr.. spal6ing's great Headache
remedy; bat II will soon be need In more general
way, and the word Cephaio will become a.
common a. Elec,rotyps and many others whose
distinction a. foreign words has been worn away
the manor born"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

III The st. Louis News of the 5th SAYS "there
was tremendous popular excitement In Quincy,
Saturday night lsN, growing out Of the trial Of
Stephen Boon, formerly president Of the q Quincy
Bank, for perjury. The trial occupied three
days, and the jury brought in a verdict of guilty
The court, lawyers, officers, and spectators were
dumb founded and amazed at this verdict A new
trial was Immediately granted, but az the court
gave no order for the sfe keeping Of the prisoner
the sheriff undertook to conduct him to Jail
whereupon the lawyers and people generally ca me
to the rescue and carried of the prisoner In
triumph. The almost universal opinion was that
Mr.. Boon was innocent -
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THE EVENING STAR.
From the New York Saturday Press.1
SONG OF The SOUTH.

IFrom the New York Saturday Press.l
SONG OF HE SOUTH.
Ho. brothers o, the North, word,
Before she deed Is done; -. %
Whom God hath Joined IN one.
III. -..- '
BEFORE the firebrand on each hearth
Is ian IDg In the ait,
Before grey ruin sits and broods
Where once our Idols were.
III.
Remember! while time ret remains
To tarry IN your path.
OF blood you spill IN wrath. ...
Nv.
Remember how, long years Ago,
We bstiled side By side, -.-.-
How victory poured our arms upon
In q resistlsss tide.
Shoulder to shoulder-hand to hand
We fought our mutual foe,
AID s,ssPed the birthright to our land
U! shall we let 1t go
sInoe then, for four-scors years and more
In harmony we tvo,
1EIn heiLs in Liberty. hsvs stood
TOgether-we and you.
.- g. VII cd. r--.-..- --.
We've brayed the nations of the earth, -.,
g. With their boasted might, ...-
Together We can brave them still
When battling for the Right. ~
They gaze upon us from afar -
In hendlsh merlin ent, . 's' p
To see our great Republic break '.a
And crush q continent.
And shall they see it, Northern mon. .ss
Your blood is in our VEINS: .e '-
Send back on answering No. from Maine
To IndiaDa's plains.
X. ..-t-
Let 20 your traitorous knavish hounds
Who lead you In the wrsng,
And JOIN Us till each hill resVunds - .- d..
With this true Union song. -.-e. "a. ,....
XII. H----.r-r----1
God save the Union He has made,
And let 10 ever stand a. Il
Whine freemen's blood in freemen's veins
Shall circle through the land.
MI.
Let each forgive the others sin,
And forwa in the right,---------
Till every crime of North and South
Be quenohed in glorious light
FkANK H. NORTON.
Nsr York, Norsu5sr 10, 1850. ,. :
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TWENTY MTLLfeys OF DOLLARS SAyRp-Mr
Spad1ng has sold two millions of bottles of his oe
ebrated Prepared Glua and il that zach
bottle saves at least ten dollars worth of brok on
furnlture thus making an aggregate of tweL " mn
lions OF dollars reclaimed from total loss Nv thi
valuable invention. Having made his q ia house
hold word, ne now proposes to do the world still
greater service by curing all the achng heads with
his Cephalic Pills. and If they are a. good al his
in July. - "
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

GREAT DIscovERy-Among the most important
OF al the great medioa discoveries of this age may
ton from Small Pox, the Cephsic Pill for relief of
Headaohe, and the use Of OUR inc for the prevsn-
whose benefits vii bs experienced hy sufferinr
humanity long after their are FORGOTTEN
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w DID YOU ever have the Sick Headache. Do
you remember the throbbins temples, the feversd
nov totally guRt you were for pleasure, convsTss.
lion or study One Of the Cepbaiio Pills would
thsn experlenced For this and other purpose s
you should always haye box of them on hand ID
use as occasion req uires. ~
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OCEANSTEAMERS' SAILING DAYS
A cARD-Havins been informed b, ,.vs-,1 :.

A CARD-Having been informed by seward ,.
"A speetable citizens that OF stef nav
s,, selling from buckets on thsXN ia
selling Tor me, and that not a few per-
sons have In this way had imposed upon
nem impure oysters and complaint having been
made 70 me to ttis efeot, have to aay tat lave
no hsvkers selling for me from buckets and do nor
Allow me business 70 De carried on from INV estaf
tshment, a. do not deal in oysters OF that cis~s
Neltaer have any branch Of my estabnshment In
families except on orders received AZ nv 1nip
Depot, No. 2e1 street, between 10Th and ii. X.
oc A-lm 49, TN. HARvEy =
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YtAHDIOINES

LOCK HOSPITAL,
Hss DssssSwsf fhs @sa o~tssa, Speedy, 90 ssi,
EfsesssI Rs-sds - sAs h~E,
FOR ALL DISEASES OF IMPRUDENCE.
LET NO FALSE DELUIcY PREVENT.
APPLY IMMEB ATELY.
A CURE HARRANTED, Or NO CHARGE,
IN PROM ONE 10 TWo DAYS.
ns Bladder. inys.n.Sy pses.,sss. inssssrs,, ss,srI
sss.s., rsr',s.ss.. py.,.r., L.sr:sr =. rs CO
D.a..s ssh. Iiadis.s, Dss.ss sftAs ns.s rsrc.I
lee. sl,s, As..s:a, Il u. Isag.. ss.nsss % IsvsS-
Ys,h-iss Drssesi and pssssea.. rs.snsss vs,ss ,.s
t hsrT'ss' t.pssssls and dsssy ssss Dssy sss hass
nspsssa VIE have ssesms Ne vsetsss q eshAry Wee
Asi dreadful s.d Which .nss.Iy ssssys
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:.s, :.nis; IN his s.nsI .. r'sts.ss ssd ssssessy req
OFFICE Ne soyrl rnEDKkIcnrR
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pa. E.os.. f. ne s.' a.. s:', .. -.
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ss..a. .s.sf.la.n vim s9s:a. sis:SnS .a.ai.e ....
N" VIA dsfanfsmsnt 81 mind we're cured Inn scistslv
TAKE PARTICULAR NOTICE.
Ysssf nss and sthsr vhs ss-s injured tssns.l-.s =,
leaned IRON s,i esnP.nisns sshss he ssses :,
Which ar. assdy f. even when ..ssP sse a.s sss.s,
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q. e.... sfth.r dscinins hs,.h ssine shss .s., ~
ssn.nr .ssi PAID. nsrrss snd snssiassd having as,l.
aPfsasanss ssss he eyes, essgh sympsns 81
DlsEAsEs OF imPRgpENcE.
sn tss ni'gsidsd .nd ,.t.ry p...,r. s.s.
happens tina. msa shsms or dread :. sse.,,
." ..a 1..s . s i% ;ass.s.s .ss
h.ad. Of ensr.a. sad dsscning pr.ssSd.r. rss ...s
q e.nnE Geh his rse,n;.ry ssSsanes, t.s1 hun usss
s..p.r k Vi @ a.s.s ham. ia :.
ever sn .hng dis.ppsinnsnt; BY the dead.
s.rs. di....s .ses a. ka:ssioo. Near. S:s a
sss as viii frshtfs r,psiy an s.. pas
asss,srsd country from .hsss ss srsIsr return.
d IoHHsoHshE 81 T ToR ORGANIC WAVES
ss g,':, .ss inPs,a remedy v..iI:s q "g.,s
.s.i sssa..s .as ess.sss ~. S.s I.., ~ $50 90.
essa inns cistsly relieved.
s..a.as lea q fr.e,.a'ss r.y;s n.,: , I:isa
S,.nssr sse Ms.fssss o. kzAsssuss sfas fsssssi
EnpoRsEnExr or ZEE prss.
TEE MANY szoGsAHbe cared al ~ in.,irs,., v,u.
tse D.: I S.ss..s s,
ssSsnsn Of ne fsPen and many ehsr psusas, nsus,. q
ad.. Ai.s.asnT as s.au..s. 3. ss.ss...s ...s.,
suv. Is ..s.l.o, r..I..t.s :. 1s .sisssd ,ss aSiy
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'ardly Realized.

Hi I'D n 'orribls 'eadsohe this afternoon, hand
stsppod into the hand says hi to the
wan, Can you hesse me Of On 'eedsohew "Does
and upon that e gave me q Csphalic Pill. hand
pom me 'onor 1t cured me quioK that 'ardly
realised I'd I'D an 'eadaohe.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1860-11-13

FROM MATTED GRAIN, being superior and uniform
IN quality, and highly improved by age, preferred
By consumers to al other Whistles, and partiou-
larry recommended by the best ply sicians and
chemists as possessing all the requirements of .
TIRE Tonic refrigerator and Remedial AGENT,
The Schu{ KILL Water of Phladelphia, used in
the dislllation Of this Whisky, is proved by anay
SIS TO DO the sofest and purest water in the United
States end to this may, in great degree, be at
trihuted the excellence Of this whisky.
For saloby FREEMAN& SIMPSON,
Phenx Distlllsry,
On the SchuylkIII river, Phi adephia
Ohioes-96 wall street, Now York 100 South
Front street, Philadelphia -.
And can be had in Washington Of Samuel Bacon
q CO, 319 Pa av; r. J. lyon, West 9Th ST., oor-
ray s,mmes, 40! Ps: av; D. Wilson. .321
"a. sv; Barbour Semmes, 65 La. av H. c.
Moore. Cissell & Co, 3s7 West 7th st.; s.. F. Gu
Ick, 336 n; Lay; A. Gsddis: Jr, a. Co., NJ, COR
ner Est 18th Edward Hall, 40 Market Space /; E.
p. WhIte Co, SO La. av.; John H. Semmes &
Co. 533 West Ninth at. 90 aS-Im
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DiONEER STEAM MARBLE AND BROWN

The subscriber begs leave to inform the oiti1ens
OF Washington, G cor getown and Alexandra that
ne has added to his long established business the
auxiliary Of steam power for saving and manufac-
turing Marble and Brown Stone Work in their va
rlous branches, Marble Mantes, Table and Wash
stand Tops, Tile, Monuments, Tomb and Head
SSiionss, Saos, Windoy LIntsls, SilIs, Steps and
Marble In block from st hands at the lowest 70 tes
ns reels confident Of being able to furnish Marble
Phlladslp hia, or Baltimore. The trade supplied
with itsliap Marble in block or slabs at the Same
dating terms. Also, on baud, large supply Of
Pnmloe stone Water Of Ayr Hone and Polishing
PRISE; it viii be an scaai on TO the CITY.
So ALEX. RUTHERFORD.
Pioneer Steam Marble and Broom Stone Works.
Pa. ay., cor. Thrteenth ST.,
gu II SIN WASHINGTON, ID, G,
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H0WE'SlMPROvEp WEIGHING SCALES
H These Scales are offered 10 the puhlio a ths
most simple, durable and reliable scales ever put in
tees rIrstclass premiums have been avHrded the1
Society; Virginia State Ag1eultufa Pair; Franfi,n
tnsutuse Esir. Pennsylvsnia; New York State Pair;
exhibited they nave received ret olaSs srsrn,u,n
E1i % q % touisana avenue, Depot Of Sillers
dsIs-E - &c. PATrIsON. a..n.
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AL the papers designated in classes and must
SIDE, CURES: They are TO be made of the best ma
tefais, free from aduteratiOn, finished in the be st
manner, out to q true edgs. laid fiat, and securely
ana substantially enveioped. The papers in GLASS 6
are TO De white blue, and of such weights as NAV
be required BY this office. Those in oass Are to
be white, and OF the sizes and weights specified in
The right is reserved of ordering a greater or less
quantity of each and every kind Contracted for in
the GLASSES, to be furnished at such times and in
sueh quantities as the public service may require
Each class will be considered separately and be
subject to separate contract; but bidders ma,
oner for one or more of the Glasses in the same
proposal. " o
no, proposals will be considered unless accompa-
nled by the guaraotee that he bidder or bidders,
II hls or their proposal shall be accepted will enter
into an obligation, with good and emit sure
yes. to furnish the articles pro posed Blank forms
for proposals viii he furnished at this ofhos and
none Will be taken into consideration unless ami
stantially agreeing Herewith.
All the paper In the several Glasses must be de-
VeIed at suoh place or places may be desig mated
IN Warrington city, In good order, REQ of ali and
every extra charge or expense, and subject TO the
tory.
Samples of all the paper req uired NAV be seen ut
tie omoe, nut bidders are red TO furnish With
t2elr proposals. samples of not less than one uTe
OF each OF the kinds bid for and upon which their
proposals may be based. The successful bidder =
Mlll Dc required ngldly to conform to their sam
:, Proposals will be addressed to "JoHy Hx.sr.
Superintendent Of the Public Printing, Washiar
ton, and endorsed Proposals for Supplying Pa.
RoI 2-2Awtd
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FACTS WORTH KNowINs.-Spslding's Cephalio
Pills are a certain ON Q for Sick Hesdache sili
Gus headeche, Nervous Headache, Costivensss,
And General Debility. ~.
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OFFICE OF INSPECTOR AND sEALER
~ OF GAS METERS

Norrrr nc MAsHISsIoy. Jnly Is, 1seo.
ably 70 he pro no h6RERfY GLEN Ths :ssse
po1sson :ppToyod May " 1850 the underlined i,
on pre es1mso, Of n. M % IN writing and
examine test, PROVE and ascertain the acourscy OF
Essstrauon OF any gas meter in use in this CITY |"
and another, scaled and marked as true, Will be
set ~. place: III proved 70 be accurate in its
and again put in position for use.
OmoS 10. 5l0 Seventh street. (near Odd Eel
CHARLES w. CUNNTNGHAM.
UB-u Inspector and Sealer Of Gas M eters
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BY tbs ma Of these Pills the periodic attacks u,
NGnoss o. Seek Headache may be prevented: And
q .sken % the commencement OF an attsck imrna
rssf from pain and siok moss vill be obtained
They seldom fail IN removing The Nasssa AND
HsddqeA1s 70 vhich fsmsies srs 80 snbjsct.
llI They act gsutiy upon the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. o.,
For LitsrarvaAfss, Stsdssfs, Delicate Female.
ana All psfsosis OF sedenta,y habits, they are aJl
valuable. ssi O. Laxative, improving the appettts
giving fnas and cigov to the digestive orsans ana
the natural elasticity and strength of the
whole s3stem. e. ''f'' " -,
Tie CEP4ALIC PILLS arc the resuIt of lon,
investisstsen and carefully conducted experim ant,
having beea ~ use many years, during which TINA
they have prevented and relieved q vsst amount Of
pala and snfstins from Headache, whether ori,i
nsssng IN tae Herrsss ~ stem or from dersnsed
state efthe stomach. = : ~'-s'' :
yhsf ara entirely vegetable In their com ,odt,on
snd may be TAKEN q Nil times with psrfeot s.fstr
sitnon making aay change Of Diet, and re- a..
Gre % esv dssasrseabIs tasts rsad.rs IL ,a,v IN
adssssss~ shsSs 90 ehi1d,ssg ior lfF q IL = ~
=, BEWARE OF coBNrERfrtrs,
fhe senuine have Ave siEuatures Of Banr, a
Spaicing on ssoh Bog.
SOD by Druggists and oil other Dealers In Medi-
- BOX vill b sent BY mai prepaid on receipts of
.'ssiis ybsss PRICE, IS CENTS. se.
An crdefs shoald be addressed IN -
-ss.s.a ,.as.gs HENRYC sPALDING,
'nsts'd&vly - Cedar ssvss, Nov YORK.
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On aIoH, sSt 4 4 y bbY " PURE =

Corseisntiolsy distilled By Mr. James ssrnside.
honest yay, ies tAe choicest and msss ssrefaIIy
snti sa.st,s ana an r p s..s ever offered lor sals
opce the most paletselesa 1t 10 enpsssisallyonS
q me paIest beverages IN the reeek q the puhlio
40 ne lnyalf1 - vell - 10 those in heslth. X
commends itsef for its unrlvalled snolstsea = 4
samuant OF the safest surest, and most - cert
kaysoisns are nslas u In their practices NTH he
CLkRY & ST0CkDALE, Provriseors,E 4
32S Walnut street, Philad 81 phia
WIN. @. OONOVER
Agent for tho Propristors 22S p. AZ
% S-en - opposite Willard HoesL
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we are are also prepared to furnish at short mo-
ice, ARCHITECTURAL Castings, from any designs that
may Dc FURNISHED, as cheap be obtained eli SEE
wnete. Also, steam Engines, portable and station
ary; high or low pressure; saw and grist mills; nv
oIostatic, or other presses boilers fer heating
DuHdIngs wrought iron water tai s; sbaftiny yea
oil kinds. .' o ioisinB Vi
&c Is 2aw3m VIM M ELLIS T. ppo
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W. GAS FIXTUREs.

w z Hsy. IN = .sore. and A.. y. HE e., a..
n4ATOkES Of entirely New Patterns and Denim
az superior 10 style 20 anything heretofore
70 call and examine our stock Of as and Water
rixtnres, Isehng confident that We have the best
Al Work IN the above line Entrusted 10 our care
81 :. q. ~ r-st -l MYERS 4 McGaAN
, maj o-dln,L - - 2I6 sfnsss
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TWO DAILY TRAINs-surp.Ys Irc1,upxn.
Lsave W ashin9tep at q. N. and D. m
he Steamer GEORGE PAGE leaves her wharf
connects at Alexandria with the OranEe and AIex-
endrla Trains for the Southwest
Omoe-Ponnylyanis avenue, corner of Sixth IT.
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F.n-s ~: e, e fSEsbAl, ~ %n I'.iSs =,
ESS|%SSSN ' :s.rf WI 4p jfssf xMYfs .adl z
E sss s SSSst e; HRs hdLExANDRA
intermediate Lsndings On her return triSc. sbs
VII I9aye GHkRTOMAS every WEbNEsbH AZ
',a Hsl s. P 4 ii pro,ri..o,
NATH'L BOUSH. As't. Alexandra. r. -
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w o Dg 80 4.
STOVE add KINDLINe wOCD. q ts ~ ~
T. J.& w, n. GAIT
u.r Ss "a Az, between llth and lSt6 g., |
49, north sd /
10 10 FRENCH = RICHsTEIN's No. 27S
edtions Of Mca.s,,,ss nd neok q the new Ameeioaa
On nst,q aspsr ssea, n not pe9io9 10 the Eng,
hsh eoiuons. GAL and take Q look Ct them. no y
THrs,,.GcIEsSMIE TERY NOTICE -
sfsN ssRs ss MaRsEE MA2SHfESLss !. Ssfy
sesi.sS q. ''A OF R eefi FsS1 al
OeH@" q az ssss:ss isS I'd isA.
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U THRO UGH TICKETS 10 IKE Va
RlOUS VIRGINIA SPRINGS.
Qomni6uses and Baggage Wagons leave the
ohioe at 6 O. m. and 8 p. m.
JAMES A; EVANS. Ticket Agent.
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CLASS Z. .i.- -.
i. 5000 rsams writing paper, 16 by IS inches. to
weigh twenty three pounds per resm
z. 500 reams writing paper, 10 by Is inches, to
weigh twenty eight pounds per ream
weigh twenty six pounds
4. 100 reams writing paper, Is by q inches, to
weigh twenty -four pounds p,r ream
5. 40 reams writing paper, 18 BY 10 inches, to
weigh twenty two pounds per ream
40 reams writing paper, IL by Is inches, to
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WATCH REPAiKING ANUSILVER WARE
w MANDATORY.
i have one of the best establishments, and fur
nished with complete set of tools for repair n
ing every description of fine Watches, and IN
particular attention give to the same, by al &C.
thorough competent work man a nd a. work guaran-
tied Also, every descnp ION of standard SILVER
WARE, PLAIN and ornamental manu- factu ed under
my own supervision, which my customers will find
far superior in quality and finish to northern ware
sold by dealers in general and represented as their
own manufacture. III. o. HOOD.
se6 23S Pa. avenue near 9th
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FRANCIS ARPER,
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g. Coras 81 Nes1 York aceass aad Tsatk st1eSf"
Nespectiully solicits the patronage OF those -
ny oe In want OF any article in the above line In,
Snaeevors shall be 70 please and By striet ate
Sars 20 fhS Mants OF the public he hopes 70 nsI
His took eonsists Of every, article usually 70 n,
ssSono In hsst-elass Family Grocery eo3 Fes<
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~ Ihs va NAIL and ADAMS EXPRESS
Tickets can Be obtained at the South western
Once, corner of Sixth street and Pennsy lvsnia av
LInohburE, BristoI knoxyius, Atlanta,
M chc snsan0ofs E'H1assnlls, Grand JpHohSn.
Montgomery wa S Ss NN;:n'Ais' and
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LA1n. II. A0Ss. a. Amy,
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w ,.suss i 81 hl sit 1s:;l M 3 ,,.,. =.
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ssssss .fAs asys CssTs sfssrs ssss Assdss sv.ss.s
IT, ses oe nsst snnsui Colleges de enasd Rs,.a
na greater part 81 vhsss life spsnt Ia tAs IA.
ss Leodsn Psr's, rhusdslPhis add s.svh.rs has 81
tnsvn; trssslsd VITA rsine lhs hs,s ,,d ,.,.
vhen ssseI great asrvsssnss being alarmed at s,sa.,
$500 20 ss VII rsqssat elsshinG, attended .ess.
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THIS ROUTE Is ENTIRELY BY RAIL
500 MILES sHoHT TER, snd ~ HOURS LEES
than any other Lise-the LypohbuY, Extsp,io,
being now completed, a. also the Mississi1pi
QUICKEST IND MIN M6 %SsTFl Pf E = re RourR
FOR SOUTHERN TRAVELERS!
IL II provided with First elass Sleeping Cars!
To New Orleans. Hours
AOHtxSnerI -----..s$ 90.