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The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

HOWARD ASSOCIATION.
PHILADELPHIA.

Reuevoient luiiitptlon ettahlilhoa hy special En-.
dowment, for the ReNefofihe sick An 4 nisifctscd
afflicted vath Nmulent and Epidsnic Diseases, aad
epee,ay Cor the cure or diseases oflhe ssSaal or,
nanN.
MEDICAL AuVtCE given gtAiis, ~ he Acting
stseen, 70 Al who aPhJ By lsuer, with desern
Gc.,l and In csscs of festree poverty Mvdieines fsf
nithsd noe or chNrse
VALUABLE REroRrs on apersisuha,a, onl
einI tsglsei of thc reNpal ofrant, aad 90 ihe NEW
HmiVied in sealed letter auveonet free charfo Tive
ot thicertanns tnr pssisrQ win o. uctcpiahle.
Address, DIR, fAtLLiN uouOHrON, Acme
hureton, lowlrl A,soeitiion, No South Aiutk 81,
ililadclrhia, Pa, nv order octha uitectors
EZRA h,HEARrNELI, Pfcsiaent.
Csc, FAtRcuItn, se,rctuB 1eeqslv
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

Fcmale lrerulatitief, 'weaktets Uterine dsnlsce,
mcn aud an ioca utetinc didcnhies and oonHtutinn
Al tfoahes et WoHgn entlrey cured by tho GraVt
gnheT Nawhaha Uterine tathohcons
In h,t connesiion, Pics hcectg, tiater Of tho Rev,
Horny Ward Bees bgr in Letier TO the Poodle, psge
iaft saraf
'thNe nine sisters andtirpflulswt, and fouricsa
lemale cnuHint 30 mauicd and a delcuie ana aihuv,
Amii thu immenfc circle ofmy friends aud acnhaint
auees, eannot recall ten mafisd ladies h0ru in thit
eeutury and vourir7 Nho ato pft'ttty healthy"
ln sascti bowettr Wherc The Gf4efsnhsrs Catholic,
an hai been uscd Ne musi saY that heuih has upidb
takcn he uiaco of ftiscase, and ladies have bocome
robust nrgngi vigorous and healthy.
Mri, NleatoR, VI Elmlfa, saNsi "neauuNl, indeod,
lfihe cqauNuF, uuNing nature Of uoman, bat how
wach docs % necd no te proicCsed " watchOlaeft
that wlll lead herin tlWe Of dlteatp 10 appeal 90
nedical adviser Of seicsHds sluoauoa, moral worth
and puniy ofrharteicr7
All'hose NAY BE- aecerei BY aaafsiiing she Cnsfsu,
berg eesrauy,
sm Methodist clsrfymsn. Nv heart hai hity
ached te viinets the feeble hralh ufvplnen have
iFtNvledmt 0irpnt prcachlag the sosHal thank cod,
however that hste sceH lli thets aiteases give way
40 thp GfaeieutorY ManhaNt lirrne Oatholicon,
vheretefit has toFn seed, Rev. PETER SHARP,
nag~ag. Mishgsa, feroe'k Of ws'te.a sistk,
~ ssis by nonsn 4 Co.. n. n. suydsr, rita,
n, uan, iovelli nr. =, YATES, Greeu fnHnrfi Nm.
RningsFi Auirai .. lio0naE g. Co., MsCuicheaullei
and hy me ditlnr Aenlors throughout fhc stuie.
% %. kiNastEA, Clevrhad,
aej.lY. Assal To- ohio.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
SELL AT COST!
Or EVEl GEssa
J. PELAN.
SCrofllla, on King's Evil.

DCIOLJL4d, VI AlLS 3 EVll,
is a constitutional disease, a corruption Of tho
blood, by which this fluid becomes vitinted.
weak, and poor. Being in the circulation, Il
pcry0des the whole body, and may burst out
in disease on amy part OF il. No organ Is FREQ
from its attacks, nor is there one which il may
not destroy. The scrofulOus taint IL varioudy
caused by mcrcuriul diaonse, low living, dis-
ordered or unhealthy food, impure air, hlds
and hl;ly habits, the depressing vices, and,
gboyr all, by the ycl.prcal Infection What
ever 5c lis origin, il is hereditary ia no con-
sututon, descending " from parents to children
unto the third and fourth generation " indeed,
10 seems 10 BE- the rod of Him who says, II
viii visit tic iniquiiics Of the fathers upon
.hgir rl,ildron."
lt' effects commences by deposition from the
blood of corrupt or tilccrous matter, which, in
tho lungs, liver, and internal organs, Is termed
,ubcrclo5; in the glands, swollings; and on
the surface, cruptiOns or sores. This foul cor
rupdon, which gcnders in tho blood, deprcsseI
h, energies OF life, that scrohilous eonstihl-
items not only suffer from sCrofulous COM
plants, but they have fur leas power TO with
s,a2d the attacks Of other diseases; conse-
qucilhy vast numbers porish by disorders
which, although not serohtlous in their NATURE,
are still rendered fatal by this taint in tho
sySton. Most of the consumption which do
climates the human family has is origin directly
m this scrufulous contamination; aud many
destructive diseases OF u,e livgl kidneys, brain,
and, indeed, Of all the organs, arise from, or
arc aggravated by tie same cause.
One quarter Of all our people arc seroflous;
their persons nre invaded BY this lurking in
fetou, and their health ia undermined BY it.
70 cleanse il from The system we must renoyats
The blood by an Alternative medicine, and in
ygorNe It by healthy food aud exercise
Sach a medicine we supply in
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22

West bedford, Cofho2ton Coz May "a, 81.
Mr u, kinulry, sirt-i have bven selling tho
medicines ef che a. Gpceuhcg Company of the lttt 10
yettf anl havo ihysUsblY iouud then 90 give great
saushoiiou anl The Plls have tod 10 gvsat many
families az rcgulat a. their toaaud coffee, and with
my trade they have hCoemc attanlo arivie, Manhaft
Uterine Cathocnu IL medicine that has done great
Mount ofrood On female dtea,cs, One lady sold
u % tod me she had received meTv heucht iem one
beuc thaR she dia ftom long coure ofmedioal treat
msnt W ihe ,tsk,llial Phy,ieiau, Yours trpll'
JAMES WILSON.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
GRAEFENBERG
FAG9laV mGntGlWgs.
HNME TESTIMONY

hNRrFoRn 1urhull Co., a., March sth, 1857.
hetchN ccull that have hven dealing tn the Graf
Wuhgfg Mvdvlues iyr thp past Nrar, aud truly say
that have nogrr unciVd any mriictpct 30 the public
that have met with the decided upprohaou et the pee.
Hc hkc these, particularly tho Pins and Catholicon-
lheY will ttady perform al aud more than is promised
ioFthem, have sold aboul 6ny bOtiss of The Catlol
con the pas season and hear the bvs rr,ult n every
culO,
}, II, c, JonNsoS, Medical Agent.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1861-03-22
AYERS
COmpgnnd EIlract Of SarSanarilIa.

The most eiIeciual remedy which the medical
,kll Of our times can devise for this every
whore prevailing md fatal mslndy. h is COM
bined front The most active remedals that have
been discovered for the oxpurgation of this foul
disorder from the blood, and tho resouo Of the
systgn from les destructive consequences.
Hence il aEculd be employed for the cure OF
not only Scroftla, but also those other affec-
lions which arise from e., such rs ERuPrivH
md SKIS pisrAsRs, ST. ANrnoSY's Fn;r,
Rosr, or EWNrHLAa, PnWIEs, PUErULBs,
BLov,ltEr, MNlNs aud B0us, ruNnRs, latter
and SAtr RnEuN, SCALn lirAD, RiNG woRN,
RuguNArisli, SyrlHiTlc and hERcuRlAI Ds-
EAs.s, DnorsT, DYsrEFsIA, DghHtTT, and,
uidecd, Ali CoNrIAtNrs AIustNo TRoAi ViTiA-
rHn sE MrURH biuon. The popular belief
In "ia4rvRy Of ne Stood is founded in truth,
for setniils is degeneration Of the blood. Tho
particular prepose and virtue Of this Sorsnpa-
rllln ls TO purify and rcgcnerato this vital fluid,
without which sound health is impossible in
contaminated constitutions. "a. r.L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

UA let er from private In the Seventy ninth
~ y Bighlanders, discloses an instance of lust
retribution which fell on an earnest traitor who
should have been hung months ago. IL will be
remembered that In early part of summer, a man
employed In the Washington navy yard was dis
covered filing shells with sand instead Of tbs
proHer UstefiBl. This man bad received a medi
cal education and on his escape within the rebel
li-es resumed the practice of his profession.
When the Seventy-ninth landed at r 1T Royal
the first sig Ct which greeted them on entering
the hospital was this man seated at a table, with
q splendid case Of surgical instruments before
him, bis left arm resting naturally upon the table
and tie position Of his body indicating perfect
ease, but upon closer examination, Ii was dis
covered that the entire upper portion OF his head
had been cut away, from the crown to the back OF
neck, by q cannon ball.
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Between Ninth and Tenth SITS. south side,
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wood or glass. ''""'
LONDON PORTER, Brown Stout. Edinburgh
snd Yorkshire Aies, of the best brands, in bot
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We cal the special attention of Suffers
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STOCK OF FINE GROCERIES, Fresh Meat
Poultry, Fish, Soaps, Yes stables and Fruits in
Dramatically 8. aled cans, "
PREsER KS, Jsllies, &C Almonds. Nuts, RAJ
CHEESE, Eastern and Western Cutting; Ham.
m, psst Soshen butter, the hest Champagne .IdeT,
WORCESTERSHIRE and Oyster Sauce, Plckle q
Cetsup, bY the gal on or dozen
All OF which We offer at the lowest possible
prices and on reasonable terms
no2 JOHNSON & NA6LE.
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81; S1Esfs sPS ASssE II GI Ss s p
tsb sfS BSETF 5F 81 .,!.E I
Ats A. N, y. C.nesa sna AHso,. - nas .
Az 49,, H., va o,nsss and jersey On,.,S ,
A., M via csmder snd Jerr>- CIV Nor
AtMx A. n, via KsnsinEtor saA ysr.n c,.,.
Al lik I; NJ VIA Camden and AnhSJ. "A, sOrps
AtiP; n. via Camden and AnSOy. &c. sSs 1
AZ - T; D.. vi. ksnsinGsOp and yera.J CITY.
49, cs, 4. .f s::p,inrsOn and Jst.y cl,,,
As Fl ~. via Camden aid Jersey City, CKrsr,r,
Al lt !, n. VIA Camden and JsTs.z cis,, csov,s
AiiP. N Z. Camden and Amber, tAoOouro..
Ts; q, 4 ss. FI.a .yn. daily. Gre ns P.
70. Selyldere, Esston. LsnbertyIlse, FemIr,.
s1n. &C.. &C. f'l A. ID; and ~ 2. NJ non fts
For ws:er Sap, Stroud burs. scrsntoa, villa,
barre, Montrose, Great Benc, &c, III 80 4 81
IGN sa, hssfplngton yis Delaware, LsSksSshns a.
Fer AsOoS S5gIs. AlsEtOvr .nd BsthloArr, 8,
~ a; n spd ~ 7. NJ from Rendition Dec = :.
Es IL Tor At Al IS connects with the sFsiE Iess!al
fST Mount HollTn s.asA. Nd. and, Ard *
kor EreehqiS st "a. u. sEaaP.M.
uf8r SIstS1. Irsntos. 1c.. ~ i.iS A, NJ, ~ sss
Be .51,nN, ., nom ke1sinston. and a. +. Al iiSu,
I19ssc sa B B0isnsoSS S o 4 .s y.
Steamer trenton for Bordeutovp. and ,,,.
alsss places. ~ IN z. n. hon W asn1I t.,
ks5sn For S Sa, Fo5s I'd wsI Lips leaving
above walnut, half an hour before deps-fnre ~ /.
ran lnto ne depot, and on Arrival OftTaip mr.
Eliy pounds of baggage only allowed 10 s,,h
passenger. PsssenEert are prohibited from 49,.
siytuIp - oeftaEe bat their wearing sktaF@f
AL baggage over AftJ pounds 70 be ~ a.
extra The company limit their reskonsiFIljt, -.
Datgege 70 one noi ~ per pound, and vii nos b.
liable for any amount hey ond ons HUNDRED ooII.,.. :"
except BY special opntraot 0i'i %
ID. WM. n. GATZmER,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

An AcTRKss MADE TO SHOW HRR CoLoRs -
Maggie Mitchell 10 now playing at Pittsburg On
Monday night Captain or Lieutenant Braun
visited the theatre, and raised a disturbance by
accusing gentleman present Of having been a
manager Of q Southern theater. He was also ex-
crssvely angry over the statement that the actress
had sung the uihern MarseillaIse during q
recent visit TO Secessia and presented received
q rebel flag. Braun was finally put out Of the
house, but returned and demanded an explana-
tlon The Dispatch describes the scence which
followed:
When the curtain fell, the ehivalric captain OF
lieutenant was boisterous In bis calls for Hiss
Mitchell, who at length appeared before the cur.
tain escorted by Manager Henderson. Our hero
demsndsd an explanation, wbereupon the Mana.
ger stated briefly that the lady too much az I.
lated TO spssk, but tbat he was authorized by bel
tn state that she had never trampled upon the
American flag. This denial Of a charge never
publicly made against the lady, modified Captain
or Lieutenant Braun, and be testified his satisfac
ton In an en- phatic manner.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
RTaE WEST I EEssTEt r.s h s sb9gJk roy

q pGREAT CkNTRAI, ROUTE ron
TIE WEST, esa HUDSON ~
cFNTsII FRI e ffff III a.d NEW YGEE
New York 9 y dePots Of Hudson Rive Rsiiya,s
daily. Sundays excepted, - fOlfOwr:
F,osn &c Chambers street From slft st. station.
1 s G"Pm ii9 s&pm
Tain with sleeping p
Gosneet'ns q, Albany. With the New y$ opptc
"a Raitoed for SobSneotsdy II ocheste,, Unc1
pa, pslas{s, nome, soe stations on Rome and W at,T-
Sgspensicn Bridge, uburn, Geneva ca sSdsiSr.
rans ~ connection leave Buffalo snd SutbIT
Gon VA LAke shore, Buffalo snc axe Huron /, nj
XXIest W estern ksIlroad, for Hamilton, Torrpto
pstfolL Shcsfos Toledo, milv auk ie. FOn Du Lao
bS, EI519ssse, msdisop Prairie DIV Chlen, Ga er.,
uhe, loya CITY, Burlington, QuincJ Sp,inff 80
Alton, 81 Louis. Cairo, TeJre Haute Ians po,ts
Hoqlsviie, Cincinnati, Dayton, Colun,bvs Give
,ena, ana a. points West, Northwest and South
-, NORTHERN ROUTE.
pCcnneotnG with Trsirs at Troy, with Troy A
SSosston end kens Saratoga Dads for Sarrtofa
MhltehAll, Rutland, Burlington, st Adams. Ron a
foins, fisttsoargh, OfdensbuIEh, Montreal, SC,
ID Freight Arrangements By this routs q,
eoovet without change of Cars, from the Depots M
Chemoers and Canal streets. are 81 all times a.
fsyorGole as made by other Railroad CompsTIss
The fsollines Of this great New York RosIte 70 he
West commend 10 TO the confidence OF meroS,n,s
~ Shippers Tor promptDess and diepatoh
Passenger trans, with Smoking AM Stps,-.
S cna run In connection on the New York CsLtr,'
For particulars TO local trains And f-si.h, .,
rsngements, inquire at the depot s. W,rrs, -
A. r. SMITH. an perirfcnJnT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
THE EVENING STAR

TaE MIss,.IPpt 6ussoArs The following
deScriptioa OF the steamer Benton will give some
idea Of the eunbosts now building for the Misss-
sippi:
ar 10 buili so that when ready for service, lit
tie will be presented above the water line save
the muzIles OF the guns and the tor Of the Emoke
stacks All the machinery Is under water and
Thu part IL 80 divided into wa'er-tight compart
nents that In case q ball should enter one II can
d. no material damsge The sides are sloped al
an angle Of IS degrees, and are covered with iron
plates two and half inches in thickness, Sc
curely oolisd 10 each other and through the heavy
timber beneath Each plate has been submitted
10 adeq uaie tests, and 10 calculated 20 resist any
missile known 10 modern warfare.
"The bow u pierced with four portfolios,
through which will prelude the mUZzles OF four
u pound Parrot guns; the stern will have two
pieces of the same sort; the sides will have each,
s'x Of those formidable 10-inch columbisds,
whose range 10 only equaled by ANYTHING trife
less tnan ilfnIty. The magyar ne is perfectly in
se,essible to accidents Of any kind and 10 placed
low the water-line near the stern"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
HyE9Fz.5s ksSSfsSkassT SsHSs sstSs

&,yIilf r 4 ESSSffSSSES s[6 sdS ssJSs
l rS.Noo,s,,1 4! :F0isssf AID n's'd
s. =: : 80 kSSSS{z f2cE &c. S
Proyidspps,aq Bostop and Providenos Rs ilroeas'
,sevin{ Nev YORK dSlly, Sundays e1cegtsSi r0 a
srosen q sS o'eioes p. A.. or e on de srnys q
n s SSf l sKS sss S rs !. s. Spii
Monday, Wsdnesday, and FRIDAY. Prom er0
ton.Tuea6ays Thlrsday And Saturday. -
The COAMONWEALTH rom New Vol
-Mond1y, Wsdnesdsy, and Friday.
fessengers nom 6roton proceed Rer rhllrotSs =, -
froyldence and Boston, IN the ExPress ~,
TIaln. reaching sad place In advance II tAs,e e
other routes, and in ample time Tor o. he e s
MSrnins Lils. eonsctins NORTH and last rs e..
ssssHe[, slj9y nlsh.s' rest andistarosdi psetM
Trsin, eonnseting g Providenoe vita ne
Fare 1fom Froyidsaoe 70 Newport. Pity esrI,t;
A psssAfe master accompanies me stesnie' nv
For Psseasss Bsrsh., snse Rooms, o. Frs ai,tsi
apply on board the steamer, or ~ the ffebsi
Once. Pier ID North River. OF st the Oh f.crt.
iaad street. New York, Fee. y, iS'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12

SOME BABIKs-The Independence Guardian,
under the bead Of "Census Matters" says that
''thrre bat were born In this village on Satur-
day night, and Il wasn't much Of night for
babies, nett er p" Dubuque can beat th4t One
woman, living near the outer levee, had recently
three al onre, and another, residing on the bluff
had three babies a few DAYS afteTward This
place 10 not ve:y remarkable for babies consider
Ing hat 10 Is west Of the Mississippi vet cases of
frfny and thrIHy occur here often as ones are
born az Independence Dubuque (Iotca) Herald
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1861-12-12
DENTISTRY,
NEW AND IMPROVED INVENTION
OF
ARTIFICIAL CHEOPLASTl BONE
Il E + T Fl,
WITHOUT METAL PLATE OR CLASPS,
DR., g. Il SJGEsMOND

DR.. 9. Il SIGESMOND,
91O Bronfisoy, Nsfs Yo-k-26O Pennsylvania ~
sHss, bsttsSss l2tS GEG 1854 SIS WdshtasGoT,
Gals the eten:IOn OF the public TO the following
advantage Oh hls imp -OV cd system: xn
l. The Teeth Of his manufacture willEStzSS
never corcds nor change color by enJ <1acc
lclts. being three fOETths lighter than any other
3. NO teeth or roots need DO extracted, ss the
srtholhl Oras con DO inserted over them,
The roots viii be msde lnOfeEsiVe, an never
ache.
g. No temporary teeth are peeded, as permanent
ones can be Hsde Immediately, thsTebJ preserving
the natural expression of the faoe. Which under
the old sJ stem is frequently disigured.
b. 1hls v0Tk has been fully tosted over FIVE ears
country.
DIR. :. has also invented . white undestructive
metal filing. with which the most sensitive teeth
can be blled without pain, and can build up q per
eot SOUND tooth on any Eide roots, which will last
n The best Of references Elven-to Or v. Mott; Dr.
POI emu, Professor of Chemistry, ~. y; Hon,
yuoge WaJne, OF tn, Supreme Court of Washing
tor, and thousands of others
Gall and examine for yourself. no36 m
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-<AFoR R9SS & VIA NEWPORT
Ry the, Rlspdid and superlor

- = b, tie splendid and Superior
BAY STATE. and sTkTiE OF m hfSEss d dfsIsi
strength and sPeed, but parheulsry sdspted b he
n.yission q EoPg I'lsed sossd, rugafHs IN on
ro.d, disssnee 9f q Iiiss eny % Boston
Ut ne ssss3sf MiIRE STAT, c,rE BrsItSl.
s ssesSn,nt II FsTsSS5PP55 s.eh Ssy
Suesdeys, Thursdsys, and Saturdays, at 4 O'Clock
"a touching 81 Newport each way.
Ynese steamers are 1tted with cOmmodiolE
stste looms, and evsry arrangement for the secud-
" eno comfort pt HassenEers. who sre Afforded 81
tnla r0ute nights rest on board. and on sTrlts
% River proceed Per Steamboat Train reach
Ing BOSTON early the following morning or nay
remain on board until starting Of the Aoconmods-
s ISn Mt w H., BY which they may reach BO''0s
A bagEage master IL attached 10 esoA steamer,
Who receqves and ticfets the baxrare. and accom-
peniee the same 70 tu destination.
steamer rqps In oonnechon with this Line Be.
tween Fan River and Providence daily, except
Freight 70 Boston Is Forwarded through with
geat aspeteh BY On Express Train. which caves
reh ,Aver eyey mornings, Sundays excepted, -
~ O'Clock Tor Boston and New Bedford, srrivnS
~ Its dsstirshen st about II A. NJ
o4ss % st SSrs s On s fSI s. 3, rcon:
sssn N aIs. GS s0s,s stS 2 ;ss''
10 and n Wssf street. N. u
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CahS. MINOT, Cent Sup,t
NATHANIEL MARSH, Receiyer
hE waA1k1SSsStk ks k S$tftt RasS AND AND
si,jTT kM3RH' kkRREE IHeAsNNRrWEs VEST.

Commencing Monday, May nth, issl.
18th street. = - "01n
~ For Dover plsins-xoo ,. m stopping .t White
18th street station. ~
lThi. train viii run to Millerton every Saturday
For Croton Ealls-aiS q. m, stopping st eli sta
mons north Of Eordham from 18th streef station.
For White PlAins--2:S0, clio and 500 ,, m, STOP
ping az al stations from 36th street station.
FOR w hlte Plelns-6:l6 p. m. stopping At al stu
ions from w hits street station. =
For Williams Bridse-7sSD, HIS q. m. and $50 n
M stopping az oil stations from nth street sta ton
Returning will leave - -
AIbeny-81o q. m. fast en- prsss train. a. I'D 80
lover Plei1s-65S O. m. This tram leaves Mir
lerton every Monday morning ut O. nj =.
White PiaInsv&ic, 700 q. m l:,o & ,ec >. mn
williams BFidge-6SD, 500 o. m. & EO0 D. M
Sunday trains will lesve 9th Avenue. oorner "a
stree, for Central perk, forkville,, Harlem ssd
High Bridge every lew minutes. from qs00 a -, =,
TOO .. m. JOHN BURCHILL, Asst. sun
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zzz NEW YoRK, AND ERIE RAIL,

cxx=zxxzzss NEW YORK AND ERIE RAIL
E&4<41U&&5N ROAD
Passenger Trans leave via Pawn
MA Ferry and Long Dock, from foot Of Cham hers
STREET. New York, as follows, VIZ:
I@ 9. m EXPRESS. for Dunkirk, and Buffalo.
ana principal intermeTl a,e Stations.
O a. m MAIL, for DunklrK. and Intsrmedi,ts
st.uors-Thls Train remains over nIEht AZ ElEnIrs
spd proceeds the leIt morning.
s9 n. MILK daily, for OEsville. and inter
iloos: ACCOMMODATION, daily, for Port
400 p. m, WAY, for MIGdletovu. Nevhp,,h
500 2. m, NIGHT EXPRESS, daily, for Dun.
nrk, Budaio, Csnsndalru a and prlncipa Stations
Inc Trsin or Saturday stops AZ all Mail IRAN
STATIONS, and runs only TO Elmira $500
and pr1Rol al Stations.
N.ru,N,r CAhs; MINOT. Cent sup't
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MAIL ARRINGEMrSTs AT THE WASH
wi INGTON CITY POST OFFICE.
Office OPEN from 8 A. NJ to 3 30 p. M
SUNDAYS, s to 10 A, NJ

MAILS CI OSE,
Northern and Ks tern at 9 50 q m, $50 D m, and
ep
Northwestern st s 50 p. m. and 9p. m.
Western Sap m
AlexandTIa u p N. and m
G~OIgelovs st 81 m arc .. m.
Oh Point Com ort 81 p m.
kockvIl = sn0 port TObscco at .. m ;interme
dat sees on routes at p m. on Monday, We'd
nesdsy snd Friday.
Annapolis 81 $50 o. m and p m.
brookvlbe, Frederick and Upper Marlboro 1t g
CclssviTs At p. m. on Monday, Wednesday and
Friday.
MAILS ARRIVE.
Northern and Eastern ct .. N. 9 50 q. m. and 6
pm.
northwestern at 8. m. 80 8. m. and p. m.
Western at III q
AlrxaEdIla att q and D n.
EeaTgetovu 81 2 ana 80 m.
old ONT Comfort 81 81 g. m
RockvIle ard Port Tobacco ats D. m interme-
dlsts psees on Ioutes At p. m. NJ ondsy, W ednes-
day aud Frids.
spuarOli- Ct S m. ard m.
Brookvi IL n Frederick at g ., m,
Upper " Marlboro 81 p. 70.
SATURDAY. LEWIS CLE PLANE, M
wIsHI' STos CITY, Dec 7. 1881. de g 81
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~ ~ SOMETHING NEW! ~
ts16REATEsT DISCOVERY oFEN foI
>Ak&S THgA Gg! AkR
~ At 9si G street, oppostts V
tAs Thea
/, u, m

In the She'll and Thoroughly Cooked (far superior
70 rOast In tt1o DlfHEtsS, the fastest
time on record. call and see
The undersigned respectfully informs hIg friends
IN the District, and slsltors To the CITY that he has
RENTED his OLD and wELL-KNowN KsTABLTsHMETT
In most thorough manner, and has made com
pete arrangements to furnish OYSTERS In any
style and Ia any gusnty 900 10 "a Ions chuck al
per day. 80 % ! CO.. cans OF Splced and fresh
put up daliy-csng Dramatically sealed. Furnished
in the shel By lhe RuEhe. Or barrel,
Persons wishing to have Oysters furnished Tasu-
airy through the winter. az Baltimore prIces
without fear OF failure, ehouid oall and make az
Ttnssmentl az once. Freight. time, and money
saved by PURCHASING of NE. "a ! furnish an article
etuol TO the celebrated Baltimore esta b!shments
at prices just a. low.
TO Suffers.
Canned Meats, iObstsTs, Sardines CicJns
Straw cherries, Tomatoes, PiEs' Feet TrIps. a o.
&C, &c. Also, Pickles, Catsup, SsiceF, BRANDY
Pesches, &c. Also, Game and Fresh Fish, fur
ies' Eetfa pins' resh L"bsters. Cod, Halibut & O.
kets aIwayB or hard, st reasonable rrices
Hotels and families supplied with iByste-s ds-
lvered without charge q any part of the District
In season, II the money is seat with the order
My eStSb shment is open from a. m 10 II at
nIight; every cay, except Sunday, wheG ! close at
seH r. NJ. HARVEY.