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D0BrRY OF THEAGE OF FABLE. collected by
L Thos. Buldnca; The American Hoyle; Pearls
from Hene, iilu.trated aie noir OF Alice B. Haven,
Coos Alec; TrsIrs hytienie Prscsicei Young
Curate; Quite Alone. by George Augustus SAla;
Iietsns .hIistmss storm L1spihr v Leg
stus IT Mill, vols.
dc31 FkANCk TAYLOR,
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FrnASoIAL.-The New York Post OF las,

FrnAso1AL.-The New York Post OF last
evening says:
Gold opened at 224, and after rising to 225K,
fell to ae2&, closing at pa.
Exchange is dull at 100 al09I for specie.
Tne loan market is more active at per cent
"A few loans have been called IN this morning,
cause tolerable brisk inquiry. In conse-
quence, however, of the limited amount Of
business doing the general feeling is easy and
drafts on the National Banks are heavy. and
the Government balances In these institutions
are being employed in paying off the heavy
arrears Of unpaid acquisitions. Satisfaction
IL expressed at the new arrangements for re-
quiriDg more ample security from those Ma
ton al Banks which are entrusted with the Gus.
tody OF the public funds.
The stock market opened dull, with m ore
sellers than buyers. Governments are steady
at yesterday lowest q uotations. Bank shares
are quiet. Coal stocks firm, mining shares
neglected. petroleum stocks firm and railroad
bon DIS FIAT. Railroad shares are aroopins, and
sone OF the speculative stocks are rather
pressed for sale.
TRIAL OF REBEL SYMPATHIzRRs.-The
Military Commission, General Cook Presi.
dent and Major Lord, Judge Advocate, sitting
in Baltimore, on Tuesday, proceeded with the
county, Md, charged with giving aid and COM
fort to and harboring rebels. His case was
concluded yesterday. The case Of Thomas
with oo CO. trade and ecrrespondssce
with the States in rebellion, was also con-
cluded. The record In each case will be sent
to headquarters for inspection and approval.
The case of Iacharia l.. Magruder, of Mont
somery county, Md, charged with coming
within the Federal lines without authority,
was also tried yesterday ana concluded. The
record Will be sent to headquarters for revi.
sion.
The Commission will proceed with the trial
OF DIR. Alexander Kline, OF Loudon county,
Va. who is charged with giving aid and com
fort to the enemy during Mosby's late raid on
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad. His mother,
Mrs. Mary A. Kline, charged with similar
OtfeRsss, Is awaiting trial.
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DINING SALOON
FOR LADIES AND GENTLEMEN,
Over KidweN & Sons New Drug Store Psnnsyl.
vania av =, near the corner of Fourteenth st.
MEALS furnished at all hours Of the day, and
until after the theatres close at night.
~The best of WINES supplied to guests.
de 28-lm" Y. W.TEULON Proprietor
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THB CASE OF NORMAN L. KING, was taken
up to-day at the Military Commission on F
street, who Is charged with having left the
Union lines In July last. when the rebel forces
were threatening Washington, } and joining the
so-called Confederate army, and fighting
against the Union forces then defending this
city, he then being subject to draf. in this city.
{ The counsel for the accused produced depo.
sition made by Joseph H. Bradley, jr, before
Judge Advocate Foster, on the 10Th Of Deem
Der, yesterday, which shows that the accused
was in an almost frantic state Of mind while at
the house OF Mr.. Centre.
A deposition made by Mr.. Alvin Centre and
wife, on the 18th of September, 1861, before a
clerk in the office Of Judge Advocate Holt, was
read in court, which stated that the accused
was in citizens dress, and without arms and
accoutrements.
One witness remains to be cross examined
who Is out OF the city.
CRIMINAL COURT, Judge Ffsher-Yesterday
Sophia Duckett was found guilty Of larceny
This morning, Charles Coomes, con yicted
yesterday OF assault and battery In two cases.
was sentenced to pay fine OF $40 in one case,
In the case OF Arthur BradleYn indicted for
an assault with intent to kill, a noHe pros was
entered.
HHs an9 ssp was fOuna suy Q. an
Ellen Wolfe, alias Ellen Dean. alias Ellen
Reynolds, indicted in two cases for keeping q
bawdy house, submitted her case. and was
Margaret Mundell, indicted on like charge
submitted her case, and was fined $3.50.
CIRCUIT Court. Chief Justice CGrttsr-Yes.
terday, the jury in the case of r. R. Ora wford
agt. H. Addison rendered a verdict, under the
instructions Of the Court, for defendant
Judge GARTER de ided in effect that the m an
damus Of the court ousting Mr. Addison was
spent as soon as 1t had its effect, and did not
apply to the salary, the most Of which had al
ready been drawn by Addison. The case will
60 before the court in general term
This morning, the case OF Z. A. Eliason agt
the Corporation of Georgetown for damages
sustained to his property by the change OF
grade and line Of High street is on trial
THE DRAFTED MEN.-The cases OF the FOL.
lowing drafted men were disposed Of by the
Board Of Enrolment to. day:
Fist Sub Dtstrict-E. A. Lilly. accepted
Fourth Sub. lct.-ArIiold Holstein, alien;
Arnelius M. Beall, physical disability; And'w
Hurdle, furnished substitute.
Fifth Sad-Distrtct.-Jas Lucas, accepted.
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nRY GOODS
H. FOR
HOLIDAY PRRSENTSu

HOLIDAY PRKSENTSt
u. MAY CO.,
Have just received from New York and Boston, .
very large and elegant stock Of
RICH SILKS, MERINOS,
IRISH POPLINS, CLAN PLAIDs,
MOI SsELAlNES, SHAWLS.
EMBROIDERED HANDKKRCHIEPS.
Embroidered Collars, Lace Collars,
Kid Gloves. Scarfs, Neck Ties.
Hosiery, Collars and Cuffs,
Infants Embroidered Waists and Robes,
And one thousand other articles. suitable for
NEW YEARS PRESENTS.
which they selling at astonishin ely low prices.
]. J. MAY 4 CO.,
sos Pennsylvania Avenue.
de 30 Tiff between 9th and 10th SITS.
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VICTOR BECKER.
PIANO TUNER AND RBPAIRER,

VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND RBpA1RER, Nm
has resumed his business; and will as ssnal. at
Dem psey d O'Teole. ensravsrs. 32s Pennsylva-
r. 9. Rsichenbach's Piano Warerooms, 49s 18th
street. rear Psnnsylvsna ave
Penns,l yania avenue aud 10th st.
V. BECKER WAS connected during the last ten
. .n Mr.
The following persons have kindly given heir
names a. references Sisters Of the Academy of
field. Benz, Rei.s, +. r. Kley, Miss Julia ma May.
TIER AND EGGs.
inst received, and on sale at the Commercial
Building, Market House. LouisiAns avenue. 9th
Todrkins Of BUTTER. from the -Four Associa-
so barrels Penusylvapia ROLL BUTTER
10 barrels prime Maryland Ans ~" pelsxs,s EGGS.
ITO TIE LADIES Ladies' wanting Hair Work
u OF any deseIi.tisn such '1 as as Curis Braids'
vsntsx. to call and examine my stocl bstora pur-
:s, |sn = IL io;ssE sFss1;
Toupees equal to any in this country or Europe.
dec A-lm 141 Baltimore, 4 doors east OF Calvert.
nEPARrMENrO OF METRopoLIrAN POLICE.
Was. ine ton. Dee e. 1854
The attention Of persons using '.Potonas Wa:
II. 10 s. Poto..
throughout the city OF Washington," approved
"a a ss and san m se to the
1889 enrr led IAN act regulating the use Of pave
msnt or street washers. and for other pur poses I"
r' dsM, enforced hers'.ssT e. RICHARDS supv
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MEMBERS or CONGRESS AND STRANGERS
lVl visiting this city, will End 1t their ad v4n.
tage by renting room aud boa .diuG at the ven
known r, '.urant of GAUr1ER, where they will
geo Inn c. GAUTIER, asa Pa ave.
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THE BEST AND CHEAPEST CONFE07

En- ls the steam Sugar Refined POPPED
CORN; the best, lthiest luxury of the kind
Mauufsctured wholesale and retail All orders
Tor supplying fairs, stOr S, suffers and families,
Ne &C.. must be sent in one day previous No.
334 street. near 18th street. Call and see it,
de-
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III q. O.+P. LEVER Tor b-neht R.sco.
Lodge, No. Is. on MONDAY January Isrh
fS5s Particulars In future I'D tissmsnt dea Inns
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TBANK OF THE METROPOLIS, WASHING:
Ii TON, 9Th December, 1864 The Trustees of
this Bank have declared q dividend OF four per
cent. free 6f tax, from the profits of the current
half year payable on or after the Sd proXim).
d 9S-3t MOSES KELLY, Cashier.
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THE 6. A. ~ TRAIN FROM WASHING TON
Connects with the 9 20 A M train from Baltimore
for Pittsburgh and the West ard for Eimira,
Buffalo. Rochester, Dunkirk. Canaan
dsigua, aud Niagara Rslls, and
for New York City.
THEA 80 P, M TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the 8 p. d. train from Baltimore
for Pittsburg aud Erie.
THE 6.45 P. NJ TRAIN FROM WARRINGTON
Connects with the 10 p H. Express from Bsti.
more ard runs through to Pittsburgh
and Elmra, without change of
cars; cop nee ing at Pittsturgh
for Cincinnati, Chicago,
and st Louis and at
Elmra. for Buffalo,
Rochester. and
Syracuse.
ONE THROUGH TRAIN on SUNDAY.
leaving WashfDEto st3 o clock p. n.
SLEEPING CARS ON NIGHT TRAINS.
SOLDIERS Tl0KE1s AT GOVERNMENT RATES.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIME.
~ For Tickets and any Information apply at
the Office of the Great Pennsyl vanis Rsute. corner
Pennsylva.is avenue and Sixth street. under
National Hotel. and Depot House. No. 463 @ st.,
in DUBARRY,
Superintendent N q. r. B.
Ell Wilkins,
- Passenger and Ticket Agsnt.
JNO. GILLETT, Passenger Agent, corner 9th
street and Pa. ave. dec q If
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GRAND DEPOT FOR KID GLOVES,
SPLENDID STOCK or THE VERY BEST PARIS
MAKl9i
Owing to the extravAsantly high prices charged
for Kid Gloves by dealers n this city, We have
been induced to commence the sale OF ell the best
makes of Paris Kid Gloves, viz:
ALEXANDRE'5
COURVOISIER'S.
JOUVIN'S,
BAJ0U'e.
TR1FOUs'5,
and also q celebrated GLOVE Of our OWE i'm porta-
ton, all Of which We are selling a. Wholesale or
retail
AT POPULAR PRICES.
JOS. J. MAY & CO..
30S Pennsylvania avenue.
dSn-2tif between 9th and 10th streets
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LCkNITURl sALE.-KARR CHANCE.

The following articles OF fu- niture. embracing =
complete cham Der set, perf ct and uninjured. will
be sold at greatly reduced price, at the Office of
the subscriber. viz:
Dressing Bureau. lWashatand.l Center Table.
Fancy TABLE Cane seat Chairs. Rocking do.
l Bedstead, Mattresses, l Tin Chamber Set, l
Carpet. Rugs, and othsc articles. Those
desiring to purchase, will do well to apply i'm
mediately.
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TLAKIFIED CIDER
" CLARIFIED CIDERl
Just receIved per steamer Norfo . lot Of Sd pc.
rior CLARIFIED CIDER from Troy, New York.
Also. IN hand constantly, . large stock Of prime
Massachusetts, Cider All OF which offer in guam
prices. RILEY A. SHINN,
Union Bottling Depot, 81 Green strest,
de 90 Inn GEORGETOWN, D. O.
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Z IABLE- Inquire al the GfOc6Fy Store OF J.
BEAN, corner of and 18th st. east. y St.
NOTICE TO FAIRS
~ AND ALL OTHERS
The Cheapest and Bsst Confectionery is the ex-
pleasanter and better article for old young. sick
or well, than any confectionery, lat 81 q pound
Now ready and for sale, Wholesale or retail - 23
ct. near 18th at. 29.3tt
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CAUTIBR's RIs RANT

GAuTIsRs RIsfAURANf. =
Senators ana menbers Of Congress- aud strsu-
gers no pt Do fesiding In this eity for the vii
t.f an. isn 20 .T est rtained viii Cad suites sf
PRIVATE ku, IsS.ss ready for prisxts Din
de N-lm ." kSS reonsyivania avenue
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UMBERl LUMBER,l LUMBRKiIi-Bor sale
IL large assortment OF White Pine LUMBER
condemned by the Government. hich will be sold
very low Apply irme iat.ly, No. 369 AZ near N
st., Island, or at Gunnels " hart. dec q 1w"
NOUCAN BUY TIE POPPED CORN AT 3s4 d
Il street. NJ ar 18th street. The only place to get
TIE Pure. Healthy. Sugar Refined Popped Corn
The chea pest, ana same time, only article Of Con
and Retail By ounce or box. Call and SEQ it.
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400 100
A few choice PAINTINGS and ENGRAVIN1S
Appropriate for presents; a'sO. beautiful assort
mtDt Of Oval Picture Framss: Cord, T.ssels,
Rh rs, G. j. MARK RIrER'S
Terms cash. No 4s6 9TH street.
d 7t'H doors above Odd RsliOx rs Hall
SPEND YOUR EVENINGS PLBAsANTLY
aud ussfully, reading the bssr vsls aud other
hoHrd works q CHI DICE OF 2DoIt, for s. cts week
y.~th sr.a, red a ement t. doa BILE su bscriptions
Uueop es Circu!srins Library, 2SO Pa. 2v near
dec a Inn 49, $50 A''N "Aoos"'
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AHR yOR SALD.
pair OF beautiful bay HORSES, ~
- we'll matched; one Ave, the a.
years old; one BUGGY aud CARRIA91,
nearly se. Apply at the stable on st., between
CUTLER TENTS.-Gooa second hand sUTLER
- TENTS always Oh hand and New Tents maze
TO order ~ BARNES l. SON, cas- 18th street, near
kiley's wharf. nov 29-lm'
0AK WOOD FOR sALE-Not far from the city.
~ 80 cords of we'll espnad OAK WOOD For
terms inquire at SHELLEY Il CUTS,
de 22-tf S22 street.
ITO THE UNFORTUNATE.
Certain Safe and Speedy Cure, in from 3 to 7
days. 81 either dis ass MOI unless cured. Call
at IL Z Penn. ylyAnia avenue, west. Use the Amer
icar Specific or Blood Purifier. dee 262w
GATHERS Observation-Disclosures resumed
N my former business OF serving Bal =, Ia
turn my thanks to my former friends and st.HH
the public generally for their past patronage; l
beg 8 continuance of the same. as am fully pre-
pared 10 serve them at the shortest noii &C. and
with IL Q { to ost care. T.. GAUTIER,
o52 Penos u ania avenue,
p e.-Orders received for dishes for all parts of
the city. dec ~ i'm
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1alIp gntgIIiaeaItEE


A Canadian jOutn>i reports that the
Legislature of New Brunswick recently
passed a law providing tor the inspection
OF gas meters, to guard the public against
robbery by false measures. The result
was that in the city Of St. John last year,
of one Thousand three hundred and thirty.
seven meters Inspected, only i've hundred
were found correct, aud, curiously enough,
the eight hundred aud thirty-seven incor-
rect all registered against the consumer.
Some one OF the New York or Brooklyn
members ought IN bring before the Legis-
lAture of this State bill for the inspec-
tiOn OF gas-meters. A correspondent sends
us from Boston such bill, which has
been for several years before the Massa-
chusetIs Legislature, aud would have
been before this law, he asserts, if the
gas companies had not opposed it. This
bill, a copy of which we shall be pleased
to send 70 any member of the Legislature
who will frame and introduce a similar one
at Albany, provides for the appointment,
by the Mayor aud Aldermen OF every city
of inspectors of gas. whose duty 1t be-
comes to test thoroughly, with proper ma
chimes, the Illuminating power of the gas,
and also to inspect gas-meters, and affix
their marks TO those which they have
proved correct.
Such inspectors ought to be appointed
in New York and Brooklyn, if only to sat
isfy the consumers of gas that the enor-
nous rates they pay are for gas actually
burned, and of respectable quality, At
present, the gas companies have the public
entirely at their mercy Absolutely moth
ing Is known by gas consumer, of any
thiug concerning his light, except that il
costs him an uncomfortable sum, and that
gas company stock seils-when any is for
sale, which is not ofteu-for something
like two hundred and fifty per cent while
there is rumor that in one ofthe city com
Panies, of late, private dividends have
been declared, besides those frequent div
idends known to the interested part of
the publicly. Y. Post.
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We the undersigned, residents Of in III,
County o., aud State o. hereby iointIv
And seyerAly cOVenAnt with the United states an
guarantees IN casa the foregoing bid Ode
accepted that he or they will within ten DAYS aftsr
the acceptance Of said bid execute the contract for
thS ZANE with good aud AuE1eisut auretios IN 4
the forage proposed In conformity to the terms Of
advertisement dated - 1854, under which ms
ola W. made, and IN case the aAid--shAll Ean 10
make good the diRerOpee between the offer BY the
---And the next lowest responsible bidder,
or the porSon to whom the contract may ~
Given under our handle aad seals thia--day Of
-le6L
Witness:
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DISEASE OF IMPRUDENoE

pleasure andS that he has imbibed the Seeds Of his
painful disease, It TOO often hAppsnS that an tmsd
senss Of shame, or dread OF discovery, detsrs him
can alone befriend him. delaying TN
me constitutional symptoms Of this horrld disease
thetr appearance, such liberated sore throat
diseased nose, nocturnal pains in the head and
nmps, dimnes Of sight, deafness, modes on the shI-
3oneS and arms, blotches the head, face aud ex.
progressing with frightfuI Eapidity. till at
IaI IN and the victim OF this awful disease becomes
hoET1d ehISet Of commiseration, until death puts
period 70 hta dreadful EuffeFfngs, by sending him
traveller returns"
Il e melancholy fact that Thousands fall victims
% ms diseAse, owing to the unSklIfuIness
Of ignorant pretenders, who, by the use Of thai
Oe9dty 30tSo1J Mercury, rnin the constitution and
make the resIdue Of life miserabIe
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THR O.NLsHsRIt15o R,wunp.
CURE CAN BE ORTATYHG a
DA JOHNsION HAa DIsCoYRRRn rnl

nA JOHNSTON HAS DISCOVRRRD Tuv ,,o,..
IL. CS[tain, speedy and Only EGectuSI Rs1SSS5E
~ ~ me Morld5oE all Private 6iSessSS Ws.tSS.sey
DAck ana Limbs, Structures, ARsefIo15 ~ ~,
kidneys1nd Bladder, Involnntary I1srSo. o. the
potency General Debility, NeFVC usneSS - I'M
ton ~ ~ SSnta1ion Of Ideas, PSipits
sight-oI iddiHess, SSil6ess OF
81. Sss eT ski3 AGeetens Of the Liver LnnsS s0S
N q pSes-thoso TerHt Ie dt6ofdsr m t
the Solitary Habits Of Youth-those SIceI RON
taEy PrRctiees more fatal to their victim t6s1
q syFens g the Mariners of Ulysses blsb,SOus
theE moot brilliant hopes or auticipationS tEjs
ing marriage, &e4 tmposSibIe. -'SFFusF'
< .......- s.ts YOUNG. MEN, .ssst
6speetally5 who have become the victims of solt,.
Vice. that dreadful and d. structiye habit v6Tch
You1 HSS oftSS most Ss"Ite gave thopsa35s
4t9iisst' yho might Otherwise have OntTapce5 ia
tening sehntes, With the ih6ndeis d cIoSnsSSs. US
conS.n 20 eestaey the living Tyre nay cali With fHl
r MARRIAGE.
Married Persons, or Young Men contemplation
oe4ns aware fPhySical weakness orrSns
de0iltyS deiormities- speedily cured. sAs
BE who places himself under. the caro- Of Dr 7
may rengiouny eonlde In his honor a. q EentIsmsS
A"u 00nu1ently rely upon hi" skill as a Pbyalcian
q ass ORGANIC WEAKNESS
Immediately cured and Fun TtRor Reltore5
TRta Distressing AdeetiOn-WhIch FendsyI Iit,o,A
.etlEiage impossible-ia the penalty paid by the
victims OF improper indpIgenees. Young perSona are
the dreadful consequences that nav eDs1S No
who Tat IndeFstaRds The subject win pretend 10
y power OF proereation Is lost sooner by
tnose hlltng into tmpr per habits than by the pFI
aentI Besides being deprived Of the pleasure Of
heatny onspEtng, the most serious and Destructive
symptoms to both body and mind arise Tho GyStem
becomes deEAnged, the Phys cal and Mental Fupc-
tto9s Weakened Loss Of ProereatfVS Power Nervous
DyspepdaI PalpItaton Of the Heart
IndigesttohS cG1stilutionaI Debility, waiting N
the frame, Cor b, Consumption, Decay and Death,
ONCE, MOL Il South Frederick St.,
Left hand side going from Baltimore street a fs,
doGFS from tho corner. Fail not to absetVe the name
Lettere must be paid and contain stamu. Tn,
Doctors Diploma hangs in his once -"'
A CURE WARRANTED IN TWO DAYS
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YOUNG MEN

INDUCED In when Alone, habit frequently tSTpSd
nom evil companions, or At school, the efectS Of
which are nightly felt, even when aSlsep and Il NOT
both mind and body, should apply immediateIy,
what pity that young man, the hope Of hi.
country, the darling Of his parents, should Be-
snatehed from all prospects and entoymeuts ollie
by the consequences Of d0ViAting from the path Of
Lature and tnduls 10 certain secret habit sneh
persons MUBF, before con- sInbIafI11 $3.50
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~
connections are made as Follows.
At Rtttlbursh with Pennsylvania R. B. for Harris !
burg, Baltimore, Warrington, PhiIa,
delphia, New York and BoStop q
AT cleveland With Cleveland TOIed r. II! for sap
dusky, Toledo, Detroit Chicago and
All points In the NORTH wEST. with
- Detroit steamers for Detroit jackson,
htcago aud the NoRTH WEsF with
S.svelAnd 4 Brio r. r. for Erie Dim.
Kirk, Buffalo and Niagara FalIs Win,
Cleveland. Columbus & Cineinnati for
80 ScIsstlHs,, Delaware, Columbus and
Al Hudson with the OF. 4o.R. R. for ouyShOVa
Falls, Akron, AIilleFEburRh Md WSeS.
Il $50 - 1853 ter. l-a' y ErHfFj = sf=laf'tfH
At Alliance with 2: Pt. ". 1 O. R. B. for Canton
dasstllon, Wooster, Salem, Enou, Co
lumbus and Chicago. = t,'l.lti -. -
Atstsubenyills with P. O. 4 O. Line and A. BEILIrR
-oF with 90. R.R. for Evansville Nov.
ark Columbus, XsnlA, Dayton Indf.
annapolis, Cairo, Cincinnati, LouisyflIe
- H. ~; LOUIS %. Joseph and all points
Wtst and South West, :.
Excursion Tickets 70 Pittsburgh and Tetnt,I u m
any other route. y 20 sE5= 4t'Stt snAn
Through Tickets to all points In the West. North
ana East can be procured at ithe ONCE uT5sr Inc
.H a House, Wheeling, W. or with Ticket
Agent ct Bridgeport Station q,
Freight contracts will be made 1T lowest rats IN
any point accessible BY this road and its oonnsconS
10 the East North, West and NorthEWeIt N ofacS
under WLure House, orEith PIT Agent a Bri51s.
tdit= 20 . =. : = m T5 =, AgenE;,
5 tg y; =. IhLIAMs, Agent,
In ,MeCULLoUGH, President. - ~
= Y. @SERe. Gent Ticket AS't pov1s
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TERMS.
JOHN T. LAKIN

TsueoeasortO Wheeler / LalIn.l q
VETILB REOEIVE- AND HAVE OPENED FOR
w inspection on Thursday, March 29th, a new
and we'll seleeted assortmsntsf -
Cloths, Cassimeres and Vestingsl
Also comPleteAsortment of GENTLEdRN's FUR
HISHIGG GOODS. 5-,-TT-.s - =
Tho patrons OF the old hrm and tine public In gan.
eTA are respectfully invited to call and examine my
stock before making their purchases a. intend SELL
Ing At small profits TO caAh and prompt purchaser
Thankful fer the patronage bestowed upon the old
hrm, solicit continuance of the same for tho uey
establishment. JOHN n LAKIN, Merchant Tailor,
q, - ..-. No. lO2 Main st, Wheeling, Va.