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or OF any other sot amounting 70 fsiony, shAll
DO liable TO Indictment ~ for misdsmeanor, and
hne not exceeding i've thousand dollars, and TO
punishment in the penit.ntiary not exceeding
three years, before any court, civil or military,
competent TO try the same. And ~ shall be the
duty Of the Secretary OF the Treasury, nom time
to time, TO institute such Investigations a. may
be necessary TO detect and prevent frauds and
abuses in the trade and other transaction CON
tsmpated by this act, or BY the nots TO which this
IL supplementary. And the agents making such In
vestigations shall have power to compel the AZ
tendance Of witnesses, and 70 make EXAMINATIONS
on oath.
See. II. And be u further enacted, Thatthe seere,
tary OF the Treasury, with the approval OF tne
President, shall make such rules and regulations
a. are necessary 70 secure the proper snd eoonom,
| ioal execution OF the provisions oil thls heb nnu
oh all deiray all expenses OF such execution notu
the proceeds OF fees imposed by said rules and
ulations Of sales OF captured and abandoned pro
| perty, and Of sales hefeinbeiore authorized
| Approved July ., 1884,
ny order OF the Secretary OF war; ,.,.,,r>
| v. D. TOWNSEND,
| ootI Assistant Adlutant General.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the OrphanH'
Court OF Washington county, In the District OF
Columbia, letters Of standardization on the
personal estate OF Mary Van Ness, late oil
Washington county, d. c., deceased. All persons
having claims against the said deceased are here
by warned TO exhibit tho same, with the vouchers
thereof to the subscriber or befpre the 9ot day
oil October NEXT they nay othsfH1ee ~ law Do eH'
eluded tom Ill hsnHht OF the Asid estate.
Given un,leT nay hand thls 26th day 81 oet0ber,
1861. WILLIAM J, CHAluENI
0e2S.lAWSW' Administrator,
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MEDICAL.
CPIoIAL MOTTO OF.

IN. n. yrLLNys Privass Bosbrsi, In the rsdt
.r.i mock, Corner ofssvsp,h and y directs, oppo.
site the Pos, and Ps,su, omses. Rooms u and -,
up s,sirs, Washington, D. G.
All diseases Of . privsss nature treated In tbs
ossi ssisn,ins manner, and radical cures snssssd
In all s...s. sYPHnITIc AFFECTION, CON-
oRRHGA, oLEET, STRUCTURES, SEMINAL
WEAKNESS, or the result Of YoLUPTU0US
DREAMS, or any wc.hu..s Of tho GEHERiTivE
ORGANS, from any esuse whatever, or how ions
standing, thoroughly and radically cured also
souT. RHEUMATISM, HEURtLGB, aud other
CHRONIC DISEASES Of the NERVES, MUSCLES,
BONES and JOINTS; SCROFULA, BL0TCHES
n, r,r FACE, ERUPTIoESop tho Limbs and body
and Al, other ERuPrIvE DISEASES and DISEASE
q, TN, BLOOD, from Whatever cause they may
usve arisen.
AFFLICTED AND UNFORTUNATE
No w.,,er wis, your disease, LET no false dell
casey prevent ron from applying immediately "
Or. vollny, who 10 ACKNOWLEDGED to he by Tar 'h'
mos, SUCCESSFUL PHYSICIAN in the sres'men
4, r,,r.,. d,,s,,o, Fear not TO COME and maxi
Known your misfor,unes, and he will speedily sen
you on your way rsjoisins.
sELF-ABusE.
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PROPOSALS.
.RoposALs ron FORAGE.



csIrr ouARrEnnAsTrnr orylcr,i
wAsuIpsron DIroT. December 9, 1855. \
sealed proposals retnvited BY the undertigned |
ior ruppiyins tho United states 0uartermastcrr |
Aisssndris, and Fort Monroe, Va, o. either Of
Rids win Be- reeeiy ed for the delivery OF 5000
bushsls Of corn or oats and 20 tons Of hay or straw
and upwsrdss
ssss, !, %SiIS sSsy VII make SslVsris. issrss
u: AZ, q s s:S :ss S e be 5. SsS
neneed, and when TO be completed.
,Ths price mus, be written out in words on 'h'
Sorn N n. mn, nm IN rood stou, sacks, Of sbou'
two bushsis eash. osts in like Racks, Of about
three bushels each, The sacks TO be furnishe'
Without S sstr. charge 70 the Government. The
hsY II and straw to be securely b.lsd.
p.sa Kind 2, aS's.PSH 2, pats n, ,Sf S
stated In the proposals..
soy ysi m inspector Seiors being accepted.
| Contraots will be awarded from time to time to
the lowest responsible bidder, q, the intsss,t o.
maze when tho whole amount contracted for shall
have been delivered and accepted.
proposal p With guaranty. signed By two ro.Pon,
sSsy viii, Within ten days thereafter, execute the
:Srstie. in sum equal to the amount Of the oon.
tract, 70 deliver the forage proposed In conformity
|
The said bidder shall fail 20 enter into the contract
,hey TO make good tao difference between tho oter
Of s.id bidder and the next lowest responsible bid.
: der or the persons to whom the contract may be
J awarded.
The responsibility Of the glhrantors must be
| shoWn hy tho ofioisl certificate OF United Sthtei
| Dtstriet Attorney, Colleotor OF Customs, or any
other oifioer under the United States Government
1 or responsible person known 10 this ONCE
Ali bidder win be duly notined Of the acceptance
. | or reiection OF their proposals.
The null name and p. b. Addron OF each bidde'
must be legibly written In the proposal.
Proposals must be addressed TO Brigadier Genera
ID. H. Rueher, Chief Depot Quartcrmaster, Wash
inrtop D c. and should be plainly marked Pro
= posals for Forage
Bonds, in . sum equal 70 the amount OF tho con
tract, signed by the contractor AID both OF hi
| rurantoru will be required u the successful bid
Z der or bidders upon signing the contract.
| HiAnk forms Of bids, guarantees, Ant bonus, ma
| be Obtained upon application st this once.
FORM OF PROPOSAL
o flown, County, and StAtc)--
ID (Dstol--
l. l. the subscriber, do hereby propose to furnts
. and deliver TO the United states, At the Quartet
y mnIter's Department st -, agreeahly I
terms S e beSg
!, SANDER a. Isgs, tho following articles, WIS
!, - bushels Of Corn, In SACKS, At - per buEht
V of SO pounds.
Of - bu.heIs Of Oats, in sacks, Al - por hushI
Of IA pounds.
i, - IONS al hailed Hay, ~ per ton Of 30,
"a pound.,
VI - IONS OF bAIed straw, 81 II per ton OF 40
" reliverv 10 com meuoe on or before tho -
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RRASB STENCIL ALPHABETs.

N. J. METCALF SON.,
I0I UniOH street, Boston, Mass,
The only manufacturers 10 the United states Of
bTAsA AlPhAbete and F1gurss, "a any great extent,
GT 10 any yaiibtY.
SOLD Al wholesale At Ii0 LOwcSt IAan PiidsE
Also, tho best Of lhdsIDle Stencil lnH very cheap
stencil Dies, and all kinds OF Stencil stock. lhqul
rleS OF orders promptly attended TO. iY22-Sm
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EXPRESSES.

a dams EXPRESS COMPANY,
n OFFICE si4 PENN. AVEEUE,
Warrington Oily, D. o.
eRkAT EASTERN, NORTHERN, AND WET.
SRN EXPRESS fORWARDRRs
aeTasHAdiss, Money, sswslry, VsluakISs
Aots1, stCsAS, 9ondB, &s.
FORWARDED with SAFETY AND DISPATCH 70 all
accessible sections Of the country. This Company
has Agencies In tho principal railway towns In the
NORTH, EAST, WEST, AND NORTHWEST.
Its principal otioes are
WARRINGTON, D. o., NJ YORK, BOSTON,
PHLLADKLPHLA, BALTIh0RE, UIN-
OERNATL ST. LOUIE, LOUIE
VILE, LEXINGTON
Connections arc made ~ New York and Boston
with lines forwarding TO the CAnAdAG and the
British Provinces, and with steamship lines 10 Llv.
SIpool. southampton and HAyTe, and thence by
EuEopeAn expresses TO all prominent commercial
towns In Great Britain and on tho Continent
Coneetion Of Notes, Drafts, and Bills made Al ell
assemble psrts Of the United States.
G. q. DUNN, Agent,
WhhinEton, d. ..
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
ADJUTART GESERALA OFFICE,
WAsHIR0TOE, d. c., October II, 1854.
The following Officers, having been reported at
tho headquarters of the army for the offences here
matter specified are hereby notified that they will
stand dismissed the service OF the United States,
unless, wlthin fifteen days from this date, they
appear before the military commission In session
In this city, Of which HrigAdier General John c.
Caldwell, United States volunteers, 10 president,
and make satisfactory defence to the charges
against them:
For being IN The city Of Rashingion IOiOR authority.
and Jautng 10 report under dTTeNt al HeddQudFitTS
AadsTV DiSiriet Of RaIhllgtOH, az ords'ed.
Lieutenant Adam schrAnt, 2lBt United States
Oolored Troops
A6ssnoF phtOR hdpf
AsHiEtGbt Surgeon Charles Il, GoblEUdTGugh, sth
Maryland Volunteers. -
4. d. TOWNGERD,
Oel1 Assistant AdjHtAnt General
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EYNOLDs' HOUSE,

COR. or ri0HTHENTn 81. And FEM. AvHHUn,
WAsHIEGTON, d. O.
ajAls lunUhsi ~ al hours, and Al ths shottsai
Otlss. I, W. REYNOLDS,
Sal6~-J Rr0prlSt6I,
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IMPORTANT TO INVALID 5.

IRON IN THE BLOOD.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
IL a protected solution Of the Protoxide OF Iron.
ANEW DISCOVERY IN MEDICINE,
That STRIKES AT THE ROOT OF DISEASE
By supplying the blood with Its
VITAL PRINCIPLE OR LIFE ELEMENT-IRoN.
THE PERUVIAN SYRUP
Vitalizes, purihes and enriohes the Blood, there
by infusing STRENGTH, SIGOR, and NEW LIFE
into the system. -
WEAKNESS, II 10 . specific. -
Pamphlets free. ]. p. DlNSMORE.
Depot, No. tsl Broadway, New York.
For sale by all the Druggists. oc3l-w&s3m
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CLOTHING.

CILNt Il - - ~
TTNIONi UNIoNn UNIoNni
GRAND CONCENTRATION.
THREE sTqRES Combined.
MEssRs. SMITH COL
Corner Of TwentleuhIstrcet and Penns. ave.,
J. BRUCE CO.,
No. tsI Seventh street,
j. n. SMITH,
No. eco seventh street,
Have consolidated their business at the
PEOPLES CLOTHING STORE,
No. asO SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Post oniceJ
Where you will Aud a splendid assortment of Gus.
tom Made Goods.
Also, Au immense stock OF Ready Made Clothing
and Gen,lcmcns Furnishing Goods Of every de-
seriptiou.
AN ENDLESS VARIETY OF BOYS CLOTHING,
ALL THE LATEST STYLES
AT rRICEs THAT DEFY COMPETITION
"BRING UP THE BOYS"
CUSTOM GOODS MADE TO ORDER
Call aud sec our
IMMENSE STOCK OF SAMPLES,
Whether you buy or not. No charge for cxamins'
a N.
CONE EARLY, TO AVOID THE RUSH, II
BUT COME 81
b DO NOT FORGET THE PLACE
. ). II. SMITHS,
> No. go Seventh street,
reIa Opposite Post ONCE.
!, T OOKl LOOKi LOOK LOOK
CUSToM.MADE GOODS
baltimore PRICES.
. Now opening At Oak Hall a
= RON TON
MERCHANT TAILORING ESTABLISHMENT,
under the superintendent of
Mn. c. PALMER,
n wcll.hnown to tho citizens Of Washington, whcI
= you will nni the largest and best assorted stock
g OF
n PIECE GOODS
I'd that hM ever hCcu offered in this city,
~ SMITH BROS & CO.,
II Oak Hall,
o No. I6I Seventh street,
9 Opposite Post ONCE.
N.B. PIECE GOODS at wholesale to the trad
Is At lowest market prices. seI2
THE GIDEON PRINTIN,
'f ESTABLISHED IN 1903.
GIDEON q PEARSON,
= sTEAM.PowER,
K BOOK AND JOB PRINTERS,
N Oil Ninth street, near Psnnsylvanis Avenue,
WASHINGTON CITY,
e. Having greatly increased tho facilities Of u
s. above Old Established Printing
IN House by an Rlmos,
n. ENTIRE RENEWAL or MATERIAL
And th addition OF several OF the most improv
49, row ER-PRKssK s,
Are prepared To execute every variety OF
III LgIrEa-PREss PRINTING,
en- FIRE VISITING CARD
LAEGE POSTN
rLAlN OR COIORED INK.
rROAPTNESs AND DISPATCH
MAY DE
u, HgLIED ON. noIa.
va .-. $4,000
all NJ EW YORK
tB, ~ AND
ut WASHING
Ter AMsHIP LINE.
Jns
.nu sLMEWEEkLY BETWEEN NEW YORK, WAS
the lNGTOR AND GEORGETOWN, %. e.
oil STEAMSHIPS
,o, BALTIMORE, EMPIRE,
nj. SALV0R, AND JAS. 8. GREEN.
Regular Sailing Days WEDNESDAYS and Sl
UNDAHS at 10 a. m, from foot Of High sire
Ia. GEORGETOWN, and Pier 10, foot OF Wall street, n
: OF ''' h''SL In OF p.ssnse nRpsy we ..
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MT EW INV E NTI N
ARTIFICIAL CHEoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH,

DR.. S. D. sIaEsMoND h HAYWARD,
100 PsnnsylvAniA avenue, between Twelfth and
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Drs, s. 4 II. calls the attention OF the public to
the following advantages OF their Improved system;
list. Tho teeth OF their manufacture will never
eorrode nor change color by any acids, and arc
ree-fourths lighter than any other.
ID No teeth or roots need DO extracted, A. tho
artineiAl ones can be inserted over them.
ID. The roots will DO made inofienniye and never
70 Aeho.
4th. No temporary teeth are needed, M pcrmA-
cent ones can be made immediately, thereby pre-.
serving the natural expression Of the face, which,
under the old system, 10 frequently disfgured.
9th. This work has been fully tested for over
Ave Year, by many OF the first chemists and physi-
clans OF this and the old country.
DrH. 8. Il II. have also invented white inde-
struetible metal filling, with which the most SEN
Fitive teeth can be filed without pain, and can
build up perfect sound tooth on any side roots,
which will last through lifetime.
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN
With Innoxious VAporIby Dra. sigesmond d Hay
ward, go PeAnsylvAniA avenue, inventors and sole
manufacturers OF AnAestio Innoxioun VApor mot
Laughing Gas, nor ChlOroform or Ether but
strictly an AnAestio agent, entirely free from OK
hlArAtinE effects and perfectly harmless causing
quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations and perfect
insenslbility TO pain.
The beat OF references given II required.
Call and examine for yourselves. mY2s
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~ F l Q A L.
FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARTmEST,l

FINES IMPOSED BY MILITARY COURTS.
WAR DAPARrnEHr,I
ADJUTANT GENERALS OFFICE, !
WARRINGTON, sept. 10, 1854.
General Orders, No. 26S;
/. Whenever hRes are imposed by sentence Of
General ConrtMartial, or Military Commission,
upon officers or citizens, the Judge Advocate oil
the Court or Commission will make special re-
port of the fact to the AdjutAnt General, giving
copy OF the sentence in the case. The officer who
confirms the sentence imposing fine will transmit
to the Adjutant General q special report thereof,
together with copy OF the order promulgSting
the proceedings.
.. Tho fines will be paid to the chief officer Of
the QuArtermaater's Department at the place
where the prisoner may be, and no other person
10 authorized to receive them; such fines must not
be applied TO any purpose, but the officer receiV-
ing them will forthwith remit the amounts to the
AdjutAnt General OF the Army at Washington,
with the names Of the prisoners who paid them,
and the number Of the order promuigatins tho
proceedings.
.. All officers who have heretofore received nnes
will forthwith report to the Adjutant General the
amounts received, by whom paid, number And
date OF order promulgating the proceedings, aud
what disposition was made OF the money. The
amounts will be forwarded with the reports.
BY order OF the Secretary of War -
L. ID. TOWNSEND,
Assistant AdjutAnt General.
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THIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, THAT
the subscriber has obtained from the Orphans
Court OF Washington County, In the District Of
Columbia, letters testamentATy on the personal
city, D. c., deceased. Ali persons having claims
against the said deceased, are hereby warned 10
exhibit the same, with the vouchers thereof, TO
the subscriber, on before the 22d day OF October
sext they may otherwise by law be excluded
nom all benefit OF the said estate.
Given under my hand this 2 Id day of October, A.
D. 1854. GEORGE W. BUsHER,
o24-w3w' ExeoutTiN.
THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
4 WASHINGTON has removed to its New
and @, opposite the L'nited states TTeaGuTy.
seila exchange, loAns money, receives deposits,
purchases Government checks and vouchers, and
u SnHAots a general ban hing business.
Careful attention Civ on to 0Overnment and gitY
GDlIesiiouI, and AeeouGIs Of correspondents.
FL D. COOKE, President
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PHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF HOURS.

CHANGE or HOURS
.s.- Inn, ,.,, ,ss.
VI nhu A'ei nuuusy sue -, mn.
Baltimore, at 40 .. M, (Expre,., Mondays sx-
oopteuD 800 =. M, " N. Lso hnu iu%P ~. -,
Ghes'er' " o"o lilo a. M Low A'''' f''' " ""U
Wilmington, At $50 (mondar eneepteoD e'o'
III a. m, 30, 2 %, 80 g. 10y, sna u p' M
Dover, al % :. m. and 4sO pm.
salisbury, At 500 I. N; M, ,y, ,r,vr
Baltimore a. s,to and 30 g. m'' 'Expre''J i'o'
20 %, nnd p a IT, a., s.s and
~, Lso, Ana s.io p' M
NnIiora ~ ~ N n. mn m,
lover Nv ~ \, ~, nhu % Y: ~
t rev Sa y, ~ s snS an Apa ooe a "
SIne n ~ ~" snu WV "' MT - >""' WV ''"
'nS sss 5 S.lnor. for salisbury and intermediate
stations At 1923 p. m.
Leave bmnmore ior poVer anu ih'ermeaiA'e'~
uons " iU Y, ~, ron ,, r,n,o,r
,..r. cSa KhiN y s az ShL 1T M !,
Leave Wilmington at $40 and s.aS =. M, and s'sS
and iI:to p, m: -,., ...,
nhhlShn nhhlr, WIN PassengsiL oal stt.aoneu'
VII leave Wilmington for Perryviiie and interme-
dhIe places AZ Lso ?. m; , 4. a.,.,
J ~ ron ~ pn ~ 70 DAi''HOfe
From Philsdelpsia to Wilmington At 40 g. M,
and TO- and II .: m. -
From wilmington 70 Philadelphia ~ l'aS D. M
and ISo p m. r,,
only AZ ~ - D. M from baitimoret TO fhiIaaef
phlh. ....,.,...
Je2I-u II. r. hENNEf, ASST supt'
DAt TIMopE AND OuIo
| ~ II d " a n u " ID "
ID RAILROAD.
On and amer SUNDAY, June 18th, 1854, daily
trains will be run between Washington and New
York, and Washington and the West, a. follows;
FOR PHILADELPHIA NEW YORK and BOSTON,
Leave Washington Al 1so Q. m, Ills .. M, 8 20
p. M, daily except Sunday. On Sunday at $50 p.
IN. only. -
FOR BALTIMORE AND PHILADELPHIA.
Leave Washington at p. m, daily. except Sum
day. Passenger will note that this train runs a.
far as Philsdeiphia emily.
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1874 ARRANGaEMENTs1 S61,


1914 ARRANGEMENTS1 SSI
wv
NE w 70 u NJ HB.
rHr CAMDEN AND AMHOY AND pHIIkDEI~
PaII Am TREHTos RAiLRoip COMA.
NiEs' LINES.
k1nu pitt DrrpUyI mn uuw vnBK
'Hp%a III IU MhH 1oAA
Vrox, walnut Etr,.t Wharf anS Msn-
alsgton Depot,
,,,, 1890.
4, w" AZ ~, soA.LUJ"s, VIZ INV
~ a. us VIA Snihueh And hmpoy-S' q a.
4, hee9mmoSGatlSo ~"
Z. NJ, Ssmaen ana Jersey chy-No~
=, .snlsy A9soniaodanon :, Ia
AS an T III h u.%s,u and i.,,sv Civ
Vi Glass; TfsSai u
A. Il 4. M., via ksnsinston and Jersey City,
ExUress 90
A Il H., via Camden and Ambov-C, and
A, Aeoommodnti5n a1
~ P. NJ, via Camden and Amhoy.-C and
A. Thpross 10
A. Q Z. NJ, via Ksnsington and Jersey City;
Warrington and N. Z. Expross 100
II 81 2. a., via KensIn ZION and Jersey Cityi
Evening bisH LOO
A. in r. d., via KtnsinEton and Jersey Citvt
Southern NG Il 800
A. s{yighti via bennington and Jernsv
CItS, Southern EXDres1 LOO
roda,ion iTreiSht And Pn,sengerrW
ist cinss ticEet Az
I'd elias tioket II
The shs P. NJ. evening Mall and tho I. 80 (Nishi)
iSys essspsedS WIZ '"A '>'''' '-' ''n'''' 'ah'
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK LINES.
md as1vo Walnut street wharf A'S And M No.
Leave Kenplnqton Depot al Ills A. M a. 4 M
.nd q "a n m al 10 M :. 70 fniahtr "' SOW NV
@n Th o, m S"I 10 49, ~; tni,sh ,,o..
A, uS sSnertsJ >' A"A S' S.' 0'''''' S""
H'FH eAs'P'0u'
NEW VopK AND PHI. ADEIpuIA LINES
Lesvo foot of BsTs,v ,treet a. = M an. hir 10 M
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NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA LINES,
Leave foot OF Barclay street At q. m. and p. m.
From foot OF Cortland street At 7, and 10 a. m,
70 M, and p. M, and ~ night.
The 6P. m. line runs dailyi all others Sundays
excepted. W. II. GATZMER, Agent
Phil'A and N. Y. Linea.
PHILADELPHIA, Doc. -, lsls. doIi
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

8. Back Of Rebccca stands RopERr
wmrEHEAp, "frstratc painter" and
an ordained Baptist prcncher,o the col
orcd people. All colorcd prenchers
South have 10 work like other blacks.
Robert was born In baltimore, and was
taken to Norfolk, Va, by one DR.. A. F..
N. Cook, and sold for sI,525. From
Norfolk he was taken to New Orleans,
and sold for house and ship painter for
81 ,775, to DIR. Leslie. When he had
earned and paid over to to his master
81 i,775-for he kept occoun,-hc limited
to him that perhaps he would be pleased
to make him small present, whercupon
he gave him "two bits"--25 opnts !
Robert received sixy.two cuts on his
naked back at one time, and soon aft r
ward wore huge iron gag in his mouth
for forty days, Tor preaching to his col.
ored brethren; but he is now FREE aud
happy man he isl He learned to read
and write in Baltimore, and makes o soul
stirring speech. - FresdmeR'S Advocate
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18

A MAN BAKED To DEATH.-The New
ak N. ]. Journal records the following:
.On Saturday last man named David
Winston, employed in Stcngen's patent
leather manuIactory, Plane street, was
missed from his work aud il was supposed
that he had left the premises. On Tues
day an unpl a t smell was noticed in
the vicinity of a large heated chamber
and on wednesday, the smell increasing
in offensiyeness, one Of the men in the
factory entered the archway to ascerttin
the cause, and there discovered the body
of Winston reclining against the wall.--
The chamber was too hot TO allow Of the
immediate removal Of the remains, but it
was evident that the unfortunate mnn
had been literally baked to denth. He
had probably gone in for the purpose of
warming himself, and was SO overpow-
cred by the neat az 10 be unable to hnd
his way out. The oycn was cooled Oft
yesterday afternoon aud the body removed
from its awful tomb" F
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
Assistant AGuiont General
nrA spirited debate took place In tn,


6J-A spirited debate took place In the
Minnesota Senate on Thursday, over the
resolutions indorsing and renominating
President LINCOLN. They were voted on
separately, the first and second resolu-
tons meeting with but little opposition.
The third one, which indorses the Eman-
cipation Proclamation and deccares in fa-
yor of retaining the present Administra-
ton until the rebellious States are con-
quered and slavery abolished, passed by
vote Of IL against 8. The fourth reso'
luton was divided, and the portion in
dorsing the Amnesty Proclamation Passet
l6 yeas, 8 nays. The latter clause, ex
prsssly renominating LINCOLN, passed by
a vote of 10 TO 8 Senator MILLER, who
voted against them, expressed his pre-
ference for Ben. BUTLER.
The Tiffin weekly tribune. (Tiffin, Ohio) 1859-1868, 1864-02-18
-FOUR DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
-H FROM
Pittsburgh to Philadelphia
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THRBE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to New York !
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THREE DAILY THROUGH TRAINS
FROM
Pittsburgh to Baltimore!


TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOW s:
FAST MAits-Leavss Piusburgh at 80 A. NJ.
arrives h Altoona for breakfast 7.l0 A. NJ,
reaches Harrisburg at i2.45 2. NJ and Philsdelphia
BAiTiNoR PASS NGERs bv ,hi. nsin l.svs
H.ri.bHrs a, 90 ?. NJ and arrive in Baltimore
NEW YoRk PASSENGERS by this irain leave
Philadelphia at 6.I5 z. NJ. and arrive in New
York At 1000 p. NJ.
THROUGH ACCoMMoDATlON-sto at all
Stshons--I.e Leaves Piusbutgh at 600 A. N. b., M.
rives At Altoona for dinner a, il.95 A Nj,
reaches Harrisburg at $40 p. NJ, and PhiIadel
phia NJ Ills P.M.
THRoUGH EXPREss-Issyes Pittsbnrgh At 43j
P. NJ. arrives at hhoens for suPper at a.sO
NJ, reaches Harrisburg at - A VI. and Phila.
delphia at : 30 -. VI.
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this traiu leave
Harrisburg at $50 A. NJ. and arnvs in Baltimore
att "a NJ.
NEW YORK PASSENGERS by hi. train le,ve
Philadelphia at A. VI and arrive In New York
al ~ OO VI.
FAST IINE-Lesve, Pittsburgh at e45 P. NJ. ar.
rives NJ AltDona at l2n A. NJ. rearhes Harris.
hurg at 600 ~, and Lancaster for breakfast At
s25 A. NJ, arriving in Philadelphia at H. - A. n,
BALTIMORE PASSENGERS by this train leave
Harrisburg At zoo a. N. aud anve In Baltimore
NEW YORK PASSENGERS b, thi. ,rain have
choice of routes. A sleeping iur runs through
from Pittsburgh To New York. without change,
via. flHn sburg and Allentown, arriving in New
YORK at I s. p ". ny wav oi PhilAdelphia, :, pass
engers reach New York ai 800 p. NJ.
Tickets fov sale 10 Bos on bv boat or iail, Boat
tickets good any Of the sound Lines Fare to n
points a. Low as any route.