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GERTTFTNAnr


This is TO certify that about eighteen months ago
commenced usiUg SFERLTSG's AMBROsIA NV bair
vas short, thin, and rapidly falling out had tried
many har I0nlcs, lnyigOrat0ra &c. without receiv.
ing any benefit. Soon after using the Ambrosia n ,
hair ceased falling out, and commenced growing so
rapidly a to astonishmo Now my hair is thick soft
and glossy, ard is yo feet four inches In LENGTH
when let down, reaching to Tho floor. This wonder
III result attribute solely to the OF Sterlings
AmbTOsial rs since commenced Using it 7 have sp-
plieed nothing eae to my hair.
Mrs. L A. BROWN
No fg3 Broadway, N. Y.
~ We advise young per-ona, whose hair Is BEGIN
ming to fall OUT to take warning in time and save
have already lost their hair the free use Of the AM.
BBOsIA viii surely restore it, It has done for thou
sands.
E5-Dr. STERLISG's AMBROsIA IL a stinnulating ofIv
extract OF Roots, Barks and Herbs. 1t will cure All
diseases Of the scalp aud tbhing Of the head entfre
B eredieate5 dandru, prevents the hair from falns
ouIs q rom turlIg prem gray, causing IL
grow th1c and long II Is entirely different from an
other preparations, and can be relied on.
EB-It is well known fact to thougauds In the Citv
OF New York that this Is the only article yet dscov-
cred that will CURE the Disease OF the Scalp and cause
the Hair to Grow.
PB-PRICF per BOx-COntsining two bottles.-Ea
H. H. STERLING, Sole Propietor.
No. 4s3 Broadway, New York
e5-For Sale by all DruggistH u1ar5Tr R2sdsyv
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THE ALL sUFFIOTENT THREE

T
ii -TRIE5EMAR !, and ;, are protected By hoy
aI Letters Patent OF England, and secured by the
Seals OF the Ecole de PhermaCis de Paris and the
Imperial College OF Medicine, Vienna.
No. One is invaluable for EEhauBtiOn, SpernatCr
rhms and all physical disabilities.
no. Two completely eradicates all traces o. tbOa
diseases that have heretofore been treated by th5L6u
seous and perniciOus use OF cOpaVis and cubebs.
No. Three has entirely suppanted the injurious uso
OF mercury thereby insuriag to the sunersr speedy
relief dispensing all impurities and roofing out thc
venom Of diseases.
TRIEsEMAR, Nos /, and 3, are preparations IA Jho
orm Of LOzenges devoid Of taste and amen, and can
bs carried in the waistcost pocket Sold IN TN cz
snd divided into separate doses, administered By
Velpau, Lallemand, ROux, RcOid, &C Price s3 each;
cases for g. which saves Sc; and in 81 cases,
whereby there Ia a saving OF S9. 10 be had whole
sale and retail OF DR.. BARROW, No. l94 BleeckerSt.'
New York.
Immediately on receiving a remittance Dr.. BarroE
will forward the TrieRaDar 10 mart OF the world.
ecurely packed and addressed according to the tns
sold by a. v. CLARK. Agent Tor Olezsizna
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One Lot, corner Wilson Avenue and Cedar-St. iOOx
1896 eaH s2S per foot. sr.-
Three Lo on WillgOn Avenue, lO0I3s6 it. SIS per T.
Two Lots on Wilson Avenue l0Ox3g6 4. 80 per f.
Two Lots on Wilson Avenue lO0x396 IT. S22 per IT,
The above lots on WillsOn Avenue are very desira-
bic Building purposes, and are Iost outside the
Lotion Prospect St., running through to Uedar-st.,
g3xSOO feet deep.
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2lO acres in Brecksvie; IS acres improved, balance
caoice timber land. S25 per acre. Terms easy.
90 acres in Boston 40 acres improved. Good Rouse
and Barn. Price so per acre. Terms easy
I28 acres in Parma, miles from BrghtOni 80 Rcres
improved Good twO-stOry House and two Barns.
Price $1,000.
so acres in Newburg about miles from Cleveland
Good House and Barns and fne Orchard. e5O01.
$50 acres % mils5 from Toledo and ailes rom Wan
seOn Station on Air Line Railroad $50 acres pTai :.
rie and balance timber land. New House and
Barn and good Fruit. t2O per acre. Terms easy.
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FARMS, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOIS FOR
SALE OR EXCHANGE.

FARMs, CITY PROPERTY AND OUT LOIS FOB
SALE OR EXCHANGE.
81 acres good Farming Land in Brecksville about
acres rich river bottom. IS per acre part on time
good House and Lot on Prospect. st near Erie-St
nice Brick House and Lot on the West Side near
the Circle. on Franklin-St. 81 SEQ.
small Frame House on Wheat-St $500.
store House and Dwelling on DetrOit-st. Very
Hoffman Block for sale oAeap-part on tine.
Grocery aud Canal Boat Store, at Akron with or
without the building. $3.50,
Sout theast corner Of Garden and Hudson -Sts Frame
Dwelling and Store House. $1,000
A very valuable Properly on Kinsman-St
Improved Farm Of 300 acres % miles from Chicago
AlsO-Farm Of 40 acres in Cent al IIlinofs
A good House and Barn, \ acre Lot, on Kinsman-st.
l2z acres choice ruIt Land in East Cleveland
a good Farm Of $50 acres. 21S miles from Medina (.
good Buildings and all kinds of Fruit sSs q acre,
or viii exehsnge for a small farm near the City,
IS or 100 acres choice Land with good In proYeent
miles IRON City on Lake shore.
a new House and large Lot on TayOr-St, sl4O0
House and Lot on McLRne-st $500
7, 81 l5and Il acres, on plank road in ROckport
nice Residence on Of Clinton and TaylOr-sts
For eg eh9ie 81 Usf Taeant L9s on and
A valuable business Lot on We sr-st.
las in Brecksyile IS to 50 acres tir1he yood
two story frame house, barn 30T40, shed, horse
S25 per acre. part on time
House and lot on Parkmsn street, loi 25xIOO; ~ stO
~ frame house, barn, &C. sl0O9. A
6f acres on Cuyahoga River, 9 miles from city, IS
acres god river bottom, Il acres timber, brick
houss aud small barn, S5O; will exchange in part
new Brick Bouse aud Barn on Detroit-s lot l25x
S2li we'll improved, fruil, &cs $500; $500 cash,
balance on OF years time. F
House and Lot on Hamilton-St, house 2 stories
rooms; lot sf3xlO0. $500.
20 acres nicely improved Land, all kinds Of fruit =
story Brick Hou5e, Barn, &C, in BTecksville a.
. 0J Will exchange for TO acres near the city
or sell cheap for cash.
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s2oTNaRAPRlc STOCK.
DROTOGRAPHIC ALRTTMs-

-
B. B DOUGLAS 4 CO.,
l79 SuperiOr-St.
ARTISTS HATERIALs-W AND
HEWTON'S and Goupil's Oh and Water Color.
81 Z. X. DOUGLAS CO. g, .
l79 SuperioT-St. .
OVAL AM SQUARE GILT ROSEWOOD
Frames at R- b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
l79 Superior-St.
PHOTOGRAPH COPIES OF CELEBRATED
PsintiJgs and EuRravings, at
Z. 3. pOUGLAS CO.'S
l79 Superior-St.
0ARTKs De VIsITE" OF CELEBRATED
Men and Women, and Palmer's Marbles, at
u. b. DOUGLAS &CO.'S,
l79 5aperiOr-Ss.
FINB gEGRAVINGs OF DISTINGUISHED
Men 3. b. DOUGLAS CO.'S,
aprS 10 Supsrior-S
DORTRAIT FRAMES.-SoUART
Il and Oval Gilt Frames, at
may2 sARGEAFTs.
DHOTOGRAPH FRAMES.--GILT
ard Rosewood Oval Frames, splendid sssort
nent SARGEANT'S.
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y story Brick House. Lot 44xl70 to an alley on
Franklin-St., opposite Reservoir. Good Barn,
Well Water and Cistern 1920. Terms easy.
A large and elegant Brick House and Barn, cor
ner Kinsman and Forest-St. Lot 2e6x3s6. $3.50.
Brick House aud Lot, No. JohnsOn-St- Lot 35xl04.
Price $500.
AZ story New Brick House and Lot Ne. 90 Scoville-
st. Lot 3Sxl4t, cor alley and ScOVille-St. $500.
Terms easy. Possession given Immediately.
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DOOK PROPEkTY FOR sALE.

A very desirable Dock Property FIR sale on the Old
River Bed, near the Forge Of U. A. Otis, 321
feet front By loo feet deep, being Blocks lSI Is
and 20. This properly is docket and has water
sufficient for the longest vessels TO discharge
alongside. 1t is one OF the best locations toI
IN the CIV. mayo
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very desirabls Residence, with I3 serrs Of land.
convenient 10 Street Railroad. y
beautiful &c ctuige in East Cleveland, vfth large
Lot. S2Ol.
JEO. G. JENNINGS,
junell Atwater Building, foot of Suuerior-St
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REFRIGERATORS,

Twenty different Styles and Sizes.
SCHOOLEYs ICEBERG" Neverbecomes
damp and mouldy; 8 sizes.
S,CHOOLEY's s1CE KING,Y Thoroughly
ventilated; sizes.
JEWETTs GPALACE," Ssizes; handsome
ly grained & finished for Dining Room.
JEWETTs COTTAGE" 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
JEWETTS '1CR TOP" 2 sizes; opens in
front. Nicely grained and finished.
ICE CHESTS, 5 sizes; double lids. Low
price.
WATER COOLERS, 2, 8, 4 and 6 gal
Ions, made double; filed in with char
coal. One piece Of ice lasts all day.
ICE CREAM FREEZERS-s, 4 8 and 8
quarts. The mostspproVed kind-WiIl
freeze cream In FOUR MINUTES.
WATER FILTKRS-Kedzie's and Jewett's.
All sizes, from 2 to II gallons.
SILVER PLATED ICE PIFCHERs-A
splendid variety at low prices.
eg-can or send for descriptive Catalogue Of the
above articles.
W,P. FOGG,
apr0 Corner Of Superior and Soneos-StE,
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pENTISTRY,
SINGLE TOOTH 90.

AhIlNlUAAL TEETH 4AAN
upon Yulcani2ad Rubber Base with our mode OF in
Bsring, g pronounced By all to be the most lfe-ke
and useful In Eating Speaking and Singing They
can be ntec over remaining roots without giving
pain, and warranted to t for less than half our fOrs
mer prices. Experiences has brought the practice Of
profession to 90 high degree Of perfection that
partial OF entire sets be made without the leat
Inconvenience 50 the patients, and undistingushebe
from Natural Teeth, for slO, el5 and a21 q set.
~ Established over ten years, corner OntRriO-Et
and Public Square, (south side.)
0sp HALLIWELL 4 DANIELS,
DentiHtI.
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REAL EsTATE.
pRAYTON & sTOCKWELL,
- ZEAL ESTATE AGENTS.
HOUSES AND LOTS FOR SALE.

once No. s AtEatsr Building. Entrance through
the Insurance ONCE Of Il. T. Brsyton.
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INSURANCE.
/ I . 3 n &. J 3 n n I n G 8,
tF Successor to Rouss 4 Jennings,)
Insurance and Real Estate Agent.
enc REMOVED IRON
91l suDerlOr-st.. tInrbIe Block,
n. Aviator Building, foot of Superior-St.

=, ES VIII buy and sell Real Estate on Commission.
Rent and 'Ollect Rents &c
- No charge to Purchasers. seIlers apIv .,',--'
B8-Also issues Policies at Lowest Paying Rates in
Reliable Eastern Insurance Companies
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! P0sT:0FFIeE TIAE.TABLE
1888 sUMHER ARRANGEMENT 1885
H FOB THE
Arrival and Closing of Malls
ATTHE
CLEVELAND POST OFFICE,
COMMENCING April 20th, IS


ps-hIails win be opened and ready for delivery
hour after arrival OF trains ...
EsrAn Mails close one hour before departure
'i''''' ARRIVAL OF MAILS AT DEPOT.
Eastern Through arrives at AS An, l:40 4;55PM
Western Through arrives al s:30 NJ and s:s5 P. N.
Western Way arriyHs at 20 7. hl,
Ssndusky W ay arrives at 80 A. NJ. - -
Cincinnati 1h-ouRh arrives at 9;i5 A. M, 3s5 p NJ
do Way arrives at 9;35 e.. NJ
Pittsburgh Through arrives az 9.l5 P. N.
do Way arrives at 81 A NJ.
Mahonine Way arrives at 7O5 ? M.
Medinay Way arrives at 400 P. M.
BresksviIie Saith &C., arrives Mondays and Fridays
sha on enter, Granger North RoyaIton, Sc, arrives
Mondays and Fridays at p. n.
Warrensvlie arrives daily at 1U;l5 A. N.
East Cleveland and Euclid arrives daily at A. ID.
CLOSING OF MAILS.
EASTERN EHRoUGR, for Erie, Buffalo, Boston, New
York, Hartford, and Wiloughby, Painesyi'le, Gene
va, AsfabGia aud COnneaut, closes at A NJ.
EASTERN THRoUGu, for New York only, closes ct
EASTERN THROUGH, for Erie, Buffalo, Albany Bos-
ton, New ORR and hartford closes at s,i5 !. NJ
EASTERN W AZ, for all points between Cleveland and
4 WasTEEs THRoUGH, for Toledo, Detroit. Chicago
! and Milwaukee,, closes at 10 P. NJ, ueaye5 at $50
4 WEsTERN THRoUaH, for Toledo, Detroit, Chicago,
Dubuque, st. Joseph and Cairo closes at $40 ?. n
! and Toledo, closes at P. NJ.
/ sANDUsKY WAY, for sanduaky and Sll intermediate
! CINcISEATI WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Cincinnati, closes at 10 P. NJ, QeaYes at 81
I next morning
! OINCIsNATT THKoUGu, for Columbus, Day ton, New
ark and Cincinnati, closes at 10 r NJ, ueayes at 5;l'
next mOrning)
4 CINCINNATT THRoUGH, for Columbus Cincinnati
Louisville, St. Louis, Indianapolis, GAINESVILLE ant
Wheeling, closes at 4:30 P. NJ.
PITTsEURGH THROUGH, for Pittsburgh and wash
ington. closes at I p. NJ.
PTTTsBURGH WAY, tor all points between Cleveland
Welsville and Pittsburg, Harrisburg, Philadelphia
Baltimore and Washing sOn, closes at 200 NJ.
mAHONING WAY, for all points between Cleveland
and Youngstown, closes at 10 P. NJ (leaves next
ning.)
MEDINA WAY, closes at A. n.
.ROCEPORr, &c. closes on Tuesdays, Thursdays am
Saturdays, at u NJ.
urdays, att A. Nh
SHiEoN CENTEs, Granger, North Royelton &C.
closes on Tuesdays and Saturdays at a. Nj.
WAEREEEvILLE, closes daily, 1890 A. NJ.
AsTCLEVELANDand Euclid, closes daty,n p.
E55-EIaiI and Drop Letters are require By law
bo prepaid.
Isg-All City Circulars are required to pre-pai
s5T 6fics open TTon 7:sO A. NJ. to 7:sO P. M. o.
/ r. COWLEs p. ri.
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LTTTLE DEALER[N REAL

4. ESTATE, Railroad and other Stocks. has on
hand q large lot Of Farms and farming Lands IN
this State, iowa Wisconsin and lllinolA.
EH-OncA ovnr No 81. snuth side OF Pub. SqunTe
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PROFESSOR or ELBCTROPATHY AID MEDICINE,
Ohos-Ils Seneca-5t., few doors frol Superior q
HtAirs.
Once hoursfrom 9 to I2and from to O'Clock daily
SUNDAYS exceptcd.)
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The Confederate Navy.

Einos tha days Of Pa 1oaes ticks lave bsanno
eesssysmsnts Of ss.rg'e thsp ~ naval warfare as
triaisns ss tLess ef ihs <lseam2. Csat. Semnst
has wen Ter himss'f and Lis c5Gasry .nps.is:isbis
lsr-rIs The eicsi6s. wii!eh h-a jus. pa to seas
uadsg her gallant eeiei4nl9r bes saif 10 rival tie
Ysnc M Of ito SIa-g:1a The .&gy zfparin.sc.
sud the ClDseiera;e Ccagfes caset 10 asvet9 hsis
,tzas. ene- giag to putting moe zaIfs l,ss, and
giving CT ongorusiy 10 cur gallant naval osi-
.e.s to distinguish Themselves and render seEPcs
Ia ihs Confe59Tgey. Ths tessa Ii Ike sniy srsE.a
npon W. iea &c can Garry ca Aggressive warfare
agas,gt tia ganSee1. and tc..h ths-2 In tss vial
fpos ef ata tsase ride s-; Interests. Ehs extreme
senssgeaess ,aGiests - tee.r ac.A Insscia e.-cif
10 sho operations Of single ship, tas Alabama
s.e.se as their rSas Epet aa.l we should strike 81
s..sith 81 chr po7rer. With ell lbs loaatei prag
esa Of ;hs Yankees z.psu lie deep, ws believe that
0onfs iserate navy Is bait uE Which y III MIKE
tie tsa so urconfoitstis 20 thens aa TIA shore sad
drive thsr c7IaE,a-se-shs source CT II iasr es.ss
.-frssn .le Sgoe cs the GO al.
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s I7ociheyn paner is.tarE,a us that The President
Of the Yssks~a. sfte- Yslssug snnss severe s.rio
Suras uyon lis cbarsa er In eEs OF lie newspapers
exci.su,ed, aAn Abraham Li1o9la, or an Is
dogf..
We trust the. tie nssufal tks'nsophess 81 Doo
d,edom viii msss haate &c ss.,s. the;g master IN
The solution OF this cpea question. l. IL ora
which Involves &c. only his own s.st1s. bEt the
e,asaias1tsn Ct .hs entire rae, CT witch he is the
representative ceg. or mar a. the care I1a7 be-
rhsy have deliberately elected as their Gsses Ea-
eissrate q nendsss.ipt who ID iisnseg unable to
dAsads whether ne Is 6 .as7 or dog. Poatesisy.
sndahg .hem by their scsieas. will nsYer telisve
fhst either Abraham CO bis followers -sre Gea.-
Bat Il does not folic-, beesuss t.ey s-e nc. en-.
titled 10 tho asEse Ct sasa tbs. they szs Goss -
We should be ieth to Do sueh Injustice 10 "ih ess
Amsricsn ciixscsn OF car;aa &c caat wh.sn Eatare
has denied tbs msayg o defending themselves from
ais imputation Implied in tts ineairy, "Ara /
6fxaham Lincoln or an / d,sa" khrsham ss
ess.asr!y not deE-st all events. not dog Of the
higher classes. he Ia no dog ct ST. Eernaid CT
Newfoundland fer h's 'nsiaes ara destructive not
q aserv&tre and his rna1aers lack the estic Gig
nl4y sud repo.e of thcss benevolent and nasnaal.
TQ0u& ofG&t5teS 80 - aSt LU'A"a saIs Assss.ths
for while h il fsrIc:eus ifsn tishsf, he ia
nsi.hsr homes. o: brave. He Is ne. shepherd
dog, f,f Re rrorr.ss sac ssai.e-s instead Of guiiEg
un3 Gusr6ing the sheer. He hss so7cs Of thu vui.
ear habits Of eogs aAd lie the deg ir tie fable,
he jans,a intc the slrenm aftar tia shedow of
meet aud loses tie sab.iascs. But tie good ssrse
nnd fEscslonAtsress OF even tie tosres. order Of
GUS are keyong tie capacity Ct is,s Ysnsas presi-
eeEt On th4 whole, we rhauid 10 inclined 20 an
gwsr the quessisn, "AmI Abrahara Liasosn or asn
deg fs--you sre Ahrshsta Idaeo,n
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'if||0R6 ispalfb.


- Runeure u ~ Ussckade sf charlsstss.
-. s,eeksa. II cAszsefou has been ssohcr-.
ia Dsetesary e stase h>a ssvaa ntisa Of lbs fsos
= de pxsasA saA ssneA caa. ntssy Ne sssio. sale
u IsSeepaaoaai lev, ths 1ansees r.nss ssvs sixty
aasa.isah WAetass Or no. The YAnkees Will b bsuad
b. shas IA~, seeing thas shsy affect TO regard ~ =
rshela aad thseekofs Tot eaatlsd - tho bsnets OF
iasefnasioeal iAw, ana whssasr or not Lord Rus
ss0 Wa alacw sheir e.sim ii hight - sss'ude ~
frcm sach bsns6e. We havs no dsnhs that tao
Yankees viii raaks the cssi.n. ana thas Tasssls
win submit to q. The ~ho;s cJa<xss Of the MAI,
dar;ng ttis war, heads ~ to tsis conclusion.
In IT, beginning. u was a n:nsa.Eaa % tie Lrn
dsu 2tmes, snd no deat. By the zrgiiah Eiaistry,
stas no naslcn hsa . right to b.ssssss tss own
ports ana sAa. Il tas rsrkees insisted en- sioeksd.
! Ing tbs csnseaerase pos, they FAUST acknowledge
tAen =, No longer tksi.a In o.hsr wo-ds, sh =
n,cekads Of oar ror.s uxs ias's,ei TO he ca &C.
Hasw,s3smsn. Il our sepsra.o exssencs. This
yrs soon gsven rp by Russell. i, inieed be eve.
tasi.:ed upon h ia Parliament, which We believe
he did, though we sre ne. esstsla. no. Was II all
iss. he savstp. b. tae tea.s Of Parss IN 1856. &.
WAS decided that b;oekads to be respected must
lie .sSseat Whsn sal.ed ca TO explain sl2: you'll
lie corsi1sscd 50 Ell lent h.asksae. the Psizsrslon
ministry es.ahish ID TIC rule that .hs entrance and
eepusu-e Ct Tvs .fipa ito SUI from tl,assded
pHt wAs evidences Tia. ID, blockade was no. ia
cisns. Row, instead Of Avs fvs hundred yesce's
hsye entered saa !efs tas per. Of Charleston since
II wss dsc,ssel TO b. h.eekaisi. fo:, the can.
Disissrt Btial M.1isses 70. Ter,isn kffairs stin
gsgSs the kleska.e OF Ghsreg:os a. efssstiye---
II, share nIe. the Ysakses restore tie blockade
wi hsct notssc. ws hsvs &c 6srb. lat he wiz soos
with p.r.s.t nencAaiaac. uooa tie css.usa OF sag
nsnhg Of Iii lab ship, :hs. naay atsiep. 70 snte.
He II qsiss too roiis to give etsacs 10 It's ga-kse
A<sl.
ps-i.es lie gsorY Of tia d.td therefore, ana thu
cpsortazsi.y which the G.sie.s.ea Of the Ye1Eeo
saips r sds 10 merchant es SO enter the Port -
and these cani5srs.isns s.e Of great monsn.--vss
do ret sss tha. ny Advantage iite be Gs
rived We have 70 ilss tina. L,sd Russell wosic
take Il n dssgsaa were tbs YsrAse, 70 sftrrs
any uunbfr @! Easlish sliss without Esties. We
must kesp cur per.s cpsa by tie sssorg hand. Car
seamen Will do Il Il tieY ara ouly permitted
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twn1Api HEAnl Nn4Dt~-TWHNfY llol-
L1Wa PA D IL l.-k bvsx Mo TunnsS AAs bscukhs
fsoln The Esssh tbs frssspt 81 csisbfttsi fnslar
dslphia lrn for an atss.nsssT iodsaensAbis asiels
to every ona. A,thea9h snsn.s IN iss icntn.
e ce;rHlauds tac inost sxIavsssat md aenoeNs'
sssy prices tssosgharss .fiu rrsirs ssanth-
: Pas ar sttsasscn Il AsBe called 10 rsexiJs
fr. "a tbs ssns source sics. h, arr htarch o. he
array, weuid nos on'y prove ~ 10 tss, sedsce 20
ha c,;d aus dresYy aAsa sat y hsudsonse I3eosns
to the nisaaf Ae.uter. At srasDs expense n5sn
Of money aud labor, deaiars In tcnics o. ST nants
OF any Kind would do well to soss the anoyn
.,.e ares. ions sre most explicit eni simple ,ta
receipts sent to any ons sendIag ~ or Nhsr Tor
a. Adarsss JEWS rIFFtNY,
% gas Riaamoad. Va
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eNoEe the sletiTps Of fhs present var hsve
% nrrap.r Lies,.coi- Ct. agoRss TUCKER, who
died ca 3atuaesy week IN ehsrlcttesyi.ls. Eo Was
formerly Cler:. o. The House Ct Dessgstes He
ssas ezucrgst tbs earliest Ia he var, AID served
with Logor "a he Penlnsess, whsre lie es.trae.ad
the disszrs which terminated after rcas iaoE ths In
Lis death. dertiemsr, scac'ar, sosdier, aad Chris
Elan. be goes to his rniaieIy grave AMONGST the
.npblest, most generous ssd eallzn. OF cil the
brave young men who have fallen sscriiee Tor
fEs liberty snd independents Of thu South
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Wheeler Destroys Acre Transports.

Whseer, viii his 'herse n.riae5," Las again
p;.chsd into hs tnesy i transports On tie Cu1baT-
land river, sd destroyed five Of thsu', sith good
DIAL IT ysluaSls Gtorss his new feature ct tas
wsr--tha frinsapks 81 cavalry or Tic Dater-is cen
fsriag as frneh pleasure upon the Ee5paa OF the
sonth &c it L favor upan Goa. Wteeier. Zen be-
Gin to Suspect ia. b. eg 10 win tEon-s sd hcrsss
Ee IL giviag lbs enemy 8 deal Il tfous.e.
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ny keRs, faino 4 &C., Aucsieneery,

ny ksRs, Paine 4 Co.. Aucsisnesrs.
ExTENSIvE AND PaRNApTo2Y SALE OF
- DIX GOODS at AUJTEOE.-On WE'D
NasDAy, the 4th Of February. we VIII sell st cur
warehouse, wlshou. rsseTs ono of the nsast cesi.
rssie and extensive asscrim mtg OF DRY GOODS
ever offered at auction in this market, including
ths following choice Goods VIZ:
20 pieces Eisck, Bus, and Brown Cloths;
leo pisces extra Bia@k AID Fancy Dosekirs
sna Cassinsras
$50 pieces srpsr Gray Cass.n,eres, Sstnet5.
and TweeG5;
so pieces White, Cray and Fed FlsnneIs;
$50 do elegant DeLaines, Cssnmares, aaa
forlinF;
leo pieces Blaek Aipacas. M.rinss. and De-
beEss;
so pieces super Fed Blankets;
$50 pisces Hi: ek ard White and Nader Prints;
600 dozen White, Gray. and Assorted Cotton
50 pieces super Country Jesns and Home
spurs:
$50 packs Englisi, and American paus;
Beown Cotsons. Psssas Threads;
Spool Twist, Lesclas, Suape 1ders;
Stay Binding. I.aisn semfngs;
Blznk sink Crsvasa AID Scarf; kssino Shirts
Merino. S ella. ard Grape shsw,s;
Bishop Lawns, Jaconetz. and Checked Cam
bries;
rlais nousssies shir.ins s.rigsa eiashsms;
PArasois sud urhraliss; Eone and Pearl But
Bleashed shirs:nss. nish Linens Table Diapers;
SILK and Cntton Hanakerehisfs skos Thrsads.
Marsciiles Quits, Flannel Chris, penins;
Linen uamhris Handkerchief. 0ioyes, ana
Hoop shirts Rich v.stiass. uonforss;
Ladies' G oaks ard 6antlss. Embrcidxriec;
Soaps, assorted, Lead Fencils Tooth Drushes;
50 rsams Uomnsro.sl Nots ina Letter Paper.
4 l.rgs inyoies Of uLOfHIaG. eoa1Issins or
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NNHIb DAY, at 70 O'Clock, II ray store. Win FL,
II ct suction. b d Bsson Sis 81 serz, 800 H.
iooss ibis and bsss Rice, rs bs aucee0,s
Flour. Soap, Camden, Msna'aesusas Tohsoss. on.
Gxxs. q kess BATTER, sbcnt 800 Iks Msollia Rom
Asso, shoes, Boots; Ciothin- sush a. Oo...
Pants Vests, ladies' Collars, Oves sss, Hsoks ~
Eyes Swing S1k, 0hi9ts, prawess. etc.
FURNITURA-Also, Dedstaass, Bsrsaus. RsA.
Bsd1ine. Uheisa ! COOKING aaa Far, = Etoyee -
Bgo0Y--Aleo sueond hand Sasgy.
GLAsSWARl.-IW win also ssH, s. 20 o'e1ash :.
lot ef Glassware, eoDsistlne Of IUgs Glssa Has.i
4 0sss Pitchers, dossn 0absets haudsoUe On
WINS. 0laeGsA Salts, Deesn.ers, ete
fs2 u CAUTH I'm, Apcs,