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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-07-11
LOCAL NEWS
amusements Tonight.

t.-,yvp,s Tur,TER-First time in WASH
- 'oton nf the drama of 1.-THE Broken Sword,
az. ,,nrfo,mance concluding with the farce of
r. c.,,al NAV Diamonds" Tomorrow, benefit
ofNr o. H. Hess, treasurer.
OxroED.-"T The Mummy" new panto-
,,,ime ballet songs, burlesque, negro delinea-
non. and a host of other attractions.
C.HrERBURY.-s' Jack Robinson and his
Monkey ballet, songs, pantomime, burlesque,
nerro de!ineations. &c.
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MARRIED.

On the Sd instant, by Rev. Mr. Finkle, Mr.. AN
THUSl HANpLIN, OF Baltimore, to Miss MAR
TIA Il. COLLINS. of Washington.
!. On The Sth inst. by Rev. Father Walter, Mr.. s.
81 bLhINS, Of Vermont, and Miss MARTHA
DhApLEf. OF Washington city. No cards.
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CITY ITEMS.

CALIFORNIA Stone Sets, Rings, Buttons,
Studs, &c, for only One Dollar, at the Dollar
Jewelry Store, No AS Pennsylyani avenue,
near Ak street. jy 1O-6t*
EXCITEMENT ON THE AVENUE, near AZ street.
at the Dollar Jewelry Store. Something new
and beautiful Just received. jy6-5t
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ITO LET,The very desirable RESIDENCE now
occupied by General l.. Thomas, Adiutant Gen
eral U S. Army, with two parlors and dining room,
containing in all IL rooms and large don2le cellar,
northeast corner of Washington and West streets,
Georgetown. Possession can be given Immediately.
For further particulars apply to M. j. ADLER, at
1913 Bridge street, GEORGETOWN. iy I-eo5tN
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NOTICE.
OryIcy oF TIVE F-=.xss Cn~p.~y

VFF1CF RI COMPANY,1
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 10, 1866
The following Unclaimed Packages with others
without marks, will, if not taken within thirty
days from this date be sold at public auction to pay
charges: 7
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r EASE OF HOUSE No. asa 9Th ST. FOR
II SALE at a bargain, or will be rented If APP
piled for Immediately. For further information
apply on the premises between the hours of IL and
3o,ciock, above. By immediate attention you
get bargain. je 4-lms
GARDEN FARM, ABOUT THIRTY ACRES,
VI four miles from Washington, one and . half
miles from Rock Greek Church, every acre in .
high state of cultivation.
The improvements are q. TW0-STORT FRANK
HOUSE, Barn, and all out houses necessary TO-
main Digs road is well fenced with new post
and rail, with water in abundance and, altogether,
the above property will be found desirable in
vestment, and worthy the attention Of persons de-
string pleasant country residence.
bles, with a splendid crop of frnit-conprisins.
Peaches, Pears, Apples, Cherries, &oii, s,o,,,,.
purchaser buy the growing crops. together with
farming utensils. and the stock necessary and now
used to work the farm. r,..>,x,r,
my 30 Pm EmAN UEL bACEf.
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LNOR SALE-The GOOD WILL and FIXTURES
L ofa Store on 9th street under Seaton Hall. Also
ON the premises, or 522 Pennsylvania avenue.
ie I 4-pO
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DOR SALE CHEAP-Two small new BRICK
Il HOUSES, on 9Th street, between n and north.
Inquire of E. LAZENBY, on the premises.
INl LII
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LNOR RENT-A desirable house on G street, near
Il corner of I'd. Inquire at AGA NJ street north.
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LNOR SALE-The STOCK of first Liquor
Il Store with five years lease, &C, license, cheap
rent, S. per month. For further particulars en-
ouire at Star Office jy SIT
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ENOR RENT-A BRICK HOUSE, with rooms.
Il with summer Kitchen cellar and garrett with
stable and gool yard. Apply at No. $50 9th street,
between u and: u SITS. Navy Yard. liz 5-lMt
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LOOK OUT for the moonlight exclusion down
the Potomac tomorrow evening. The steamer
Argo and barge X. T. Bishop have been ele-
gantly fitted up for the occasion, and grand
time is expected.
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GRAND Pic MIC Is given at Beckert's
Garden, Navy Yard, tomorrow afternoon
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L>0R RENT.-Two large, handsomely furnished
Il BEDROOMS, at 465 9th street west, opposite
the Chronicle office. Rent moderate.
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EOR SALE-A STEAM ENGINE and BOILER,
i twenty horse power; A saw mill and planning
KAUFMAN, 81 71Sth street, between and
streets Island. jy lit
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
a Gssa OIL ssriks.
IRON the Morgantowa Post. !

The Decker Creek Oil Company, who
arc sinking well four miles above this
place, are now in high glee. Once in ev-
ery twelve hours their well throws I'M
great volumes of water and gas, inter
mingled with considerable streaks of oil.
On Saturday it threw water about thirty
feet above the top of the derrick. The
well is now 594 feet deep, the last e6 feet
through a sand rock, similar to the sand
rock under which the oil is obtained Oh
Dunkard. We feel satisfied that we
have plenty of oil in this county, if we
only had the capital and the energy to
bore for it. We learn that the company
intend tubing and pumping as soon as
they get through the rock in which they
are now boring.
ANoTHER.-An oil we'll on Indian
creek has been casing very strong for
some time past, and we were Informed
on Monday that one company had made a
GOOD strike near Arnettsville. So it goes
Mopongalia county is full of oil, and no
mistake. Pitholc will be cast in the
shade before many weeks
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
ABOUT Hoes IN OHIo.-The Ohio

ABOUT Hoes IN OHIo.-The Ohio Far
msr says that the shippers of live hogs
are now paying Ohio farmers eleven
cents per pound for anything of porcu-
pine nature that has four legs-andit as
finishes us to learn that sensible men,
with their cribs and fields full of corn
worth only fifty cents per bushel, are
selling all their light hogs-Lalf grown
shoats, because the price tempts them.
Why at eleven cents per pound for hogs
corn properly fed would realize to the
feeder certainly not less than one dollar
per bushel. We mean feed-not dribbled
out. We have heard doubts expressed as
to whether fsrmere would reserve hogs
enough for their own use. 1t is quite
sure that pretty clean sweep is being
made by the stock dealers"
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
Teachers Take Notice.
TIME BELMONT COUNTY, OHIO

i TEACHERS INSTITUTE will meet at
Bellair, Christmas, December 25th, 1865. The
following distin guished Educators will certain
ly be present to Lecture before the Institute,
viz: Pres j. w Andrews, of Marietta College
Arithmetic; Hon E. E. White, School Com
missioner, Oho-Geography, 60; Prof ID. r.
Cowdery, of Sanduskr-School Government
Prof, A. Burt, of Pittsburg-English Grammar
&C; Prof A. A. Griffith, of Illinois Education.
Other Lecturers have been invited and are con-
hdently expected -
The Teachers of Ohio, Marshall and Brooke
counties w Va, and Of Washington county,
attend.
Tho Committee in charge will make arrange
rnents for boarding and lodging Lady Teacher
free and gents at reasonable rstes.
JAMES f. ANDERSON
Sec'y Elk. Com. B. c. Teachers Institute.
nov4-d1w1
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A Card.

A Card.
THE UNDERSIGNED HAVING
i been actively engaged in business for
nearly half a century, resolved some time since
to PAL tally retire so soon az he could succeed
in finding gentlemen of capital and experience
to succeed him, so that the reputation for his
Ales and Malt might be sustained. He has great
pleasure now in Informing his friends and custo.
mers and the public generally that he has sold
out his entire business together with all his
stock I'd leased his extensive Brewery and
Mailing Establishment TO II. Darlington & Co.,
gentlemen every way qualified to succeed him.
and worthy Of public confidence and patronage.
He also takes this opportunity Of sincerely
thanking his friends for their continued and un
diminished support during the long period he
has hren engaged in business
Nier.ing, W Va, Nov LIST, 1865.
Signed) GEO. W. SMITH.
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Co-Partnership Notice.

TNHE UNDE II SIGNED HAVE
i this day purchased the entire Brewery, Malt.
ing and Hop business Of Geo. W. Smith, Esq, Of
the City of Wheeling, W Va and have leased
for term of years his extensive Brewery and
Malt House. anel respectfully inform the custo
mers of the estp blishment and the public gener.
ally that they feel themselves competent to keep
up the well-k nown reputation of George W.
Smiths Ales, Malt, &c.
ALFRED 1f. SMITH will continue as Brewer
for them, ANIL the public may rest assured they
will receive rs good articles from the new firm
as heretofore. II DARLINGTON & co.
Wheelsng, W. Va, Nov lst, 1855.
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Dissolution.
DUBLIC NOTICE Is HEREBY

DUBLIC NOTICE II HEREBY
/ given, that the co.partnership heretofore
existing between the undersigned as Brewers
day dissolved by mutual consent. The debts of
the firm win be liquidated by George W. ,mith,
to whom all debts due to the firm are to be paid.
Dated at Wheeling, w Va, the lst day of
November, A. d. 1865
(Signed) GEO W. SMITH.
iSigned) JOHN TEE zee.
(Signed JOHN GIBSON.
Witness
(Signed) r. 8 HENDERSON.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
Die ID;

On Thursday, November 2, 1866, at Glencoe,
Ohio ARCHIE 4. CLINE, in his sd year.
Funeral will take place to-day at three o'clock.
from his fathers residence, east end of Zane
street. Friends are invited to attend.
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r. PORTER & SOEs,

WMOLEsALE Mn I'm sHoEI
w DEALERS IN DOOTn AN oN
I35 Main Street, Wheeling W. % -
0reat indnoemsnts. Merchants are rsassssl
70 can and see for themseives before -
their goods.
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To the Public.

MRS. M. e. LEECH RETURNS TO
yery liberal share Of patronage bestowed upon
her during the q years she has been engaged
in the Clothing Business in this city. The new
arm Or N G. Ieech * Co. respectfully solicit and
win strive to merit, at their new place Of bpsi-
ness, q continuance Of the patronage heretofore
enjoyed. t-i4F N c. LEECH 4 Co., al
oot26. No 113 Main street.
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MARRIED.

On Thursday November Cd, 1865, at the resi-
dence of the brides father, Mr.. LEWIS s. JOR
DAN, of St. Louis, Mo-, to Miss EMMA j
ARNDT, of this city
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04
NEWADvERTIsEMENTs

nRLIGUOUs N Office ENG. EVAN
IL Lutheran Church, cor. Fourth and Monroe
streets Anniversary of the Reformation AID.
dress to Sabbath School ct . p M. AT T. M,
BY request, the pastor win repeat the Sermon
on +" The Vision of Dry Bones"
GEORGE FRICKER,
CHAS. SCHOONOVER,
JB. DETWILER,
r. A. KNAPP,
uoy4 And others.
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MRS. LEGARD,s vARIE TY
Nu STORE in Odd elbows Hall, Wheeling,
w. Va Particular attention of the Ladies 10
called to our styles of Goufering, STAN ping,
Prinking, Embroidering, Braiding, &c. Ladies
are invited to call and see for themselves that
they can here get work done as tastefully and
cheaper than at any other place in the city.
nov4
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c. h. ouIABY.


Magazines, Books, &c.
Leslie's Magazine, Nov Harpers Monthly, Nov.
Madame Demorests, Atlantic
Le Petit Messenger, Eclectic Magazine,
GOdey's Lady's Book" Ballou's Dollar My,
Arthur's HomeMag. Psychological Jour. 10
Lady's Friend, ~ 4" Hours at Home, H'
Leslie's New NJ ~, q Old Guard,
Our Young Folks, Amer. Monthly,
Literary Comp'n m'ly Gleason's Pictorial, mly.
Am. Miscellany go Novelties, Hf'l ''-
Story of the Great March, (Sherman) .l.,.
Bush Rangers, by w. H. Thomas 4laJ.l
Artemus Wards Travels.
Matrimonial Infelicities, by Barry Gray.
Dennis Dome, by Annie Thomas.
All the cheap publications of the day.
Eastern and Western Daily and Weekly Pa
pers. r..t.....
Literary, Scientific, Agricultural Comic and
Sporting Papers. ~
Stationery and Notions. lJbi %
SMITH & co.,
nov4lt 70 Market Street.
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RARE CHANCE FOR
CHEAP BOOTS AND SHOE'
AT THE
BAY STATE BOOT AND SHOE otPS'

JOHN IkNOE
MO. 5 MAIN ST., CEn~
~ WHEELING.-Havfng purchAs ~
ert carefully selected stock Of Asn so a. %
Ladies and Misses Boots and sno ns.vr
very best establishments East = =, b, s
manic prices for Cash. Come one ognySnI
ace for yourselves. JUN
rnuln
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II RSAN SOAP.-A SUPPLY OF THIS
N Celebrated Shaving Soap, with great va.
riety OF Toilet and Fancy Soaps, in bars and
boxes, for sale by the single piece or dozen, at
unusually low prices at
T.. BOOKINGS
nOv4 Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store.
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Dissolution. .rss:

THE CO.PARTNERsnir LEE
i TOFORE existing bstwesn n trr -
and THOMAS HUGHES under W I'll -
Of M. c. Leech, was dissolved On VI -, 40,
by mutual consent. Thoss having e .stiseS
the late firm. win present tsem y. mas -.
and those indebted are requests1r IN % -
date payment A collector vi"
whose accounts MO ' NC LEBCasr
THOMAS Hpo
THOMAS HUGHES VIII sesttsoss % CO
ch.nt TsiIorine and Wboissals and 81 sofss
inc Rusiusss & the old Stand. ~
Monroe and Water s9ssA 9f"y sscess~
Wheeling Oct Q, -
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS
NOTICE.

OFFICE OF THE ADAMS EXPRESS Co,
Wheeling, w. Va, Oct. l6, 1855.
TNHE FOLLOWING UNCLAIMED
i Packages will be sold at PUBLIC AUG
TON to pay charges if not taken WITHIN thirty
days from above date L. W. STOCKTON,
AGENT
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DISO'S CURE FOR CONSUNIP-
L TI0N-The only medicine warranted to
cure Coughs, Colds and Consumption. Try it,
and if not satisfactory, you can have your money
returned. Sold at K. BOOKINGS
nov4 Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1865-11-04

WTHEATON'S ITCH OINTMENT.
w is a sure remedy for the Itch. Sold at
(. BOOKINGS
nov4 Odd Fellows Hall Drug Store
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.ehave made these observations with
ont having reference to any particular
case or any particular property holder IN
the city. We think that, as general
thing, the rents demanded are too high
and are satisfied that the candid and just
landlords will agree with US in opinion
Who among them will be the first to
bring the prices down to proper stand
ard
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\Ew-YoRK aud NEw-HAvEN RAILROAD
1894 WINTER ARRANGEMENT. 1866
TRAINS LEAVE NEWYORK 2TrHST AND sJfi
AVENUE

TRAINS LEAVE EEWYORK. 2TrHSr AND 9TH
AVENUE.
For New Haven. 30 80, lEl.) I.5o u 49, tExb
} ~. tEx1 3.s5, 40 end aoy a. y. r.. .
Fo- Bird port 100, 300, (ES,, IiD A. M Il ~ tES-t
9 90 tfA.,l q s. 40 aiI go TX. ?. n.
Togn ford and strstford zoe u.,D SO ~, p N.
For Fairfield southpoI. aud Mv'pos., 100, ll a. H. ~.
( H'p. n. 49, ,,. .
-. 40 $50. 80O (rx.,lp ~. -
TO. uagien go, 90. u.a0 M Jas. 80 30 p. NJ
Tor Cretnyieh, 30 20 il.3is 341, 80, 80 81 pu
Dor stamford. so9 900 tfy.J 49, i5o a. H. l2ls, ltx,l
400 tx ) g, L3o 80. b3o. 10 tEx., >. -.
For Pur, Chetos md Intermediate sailors 100, $50 LIN
:. &. 3f5, 4Je. SO, 60. ..m y
CONNECTING TRAINS.
ros Boston, via springfield, SEQ tEX SEQ tx, zoe
D. m
Fof Boston, VIZ Shore Line, laIs. lEI..l aDp. n.
f0r Hartford ana SPIN. he'd $40 (Lsl d. m lex > Ies
G.,.) II H., 800 p. 10. 80
For Com, ti.a River Rsnrosi 8e0a n. EN) lsI3 r. IL
O. NioLtresl o. y. %. 90 NogfhlmPton. - -
Fcr Hartford Providence and F.4Aki Railroad 600, Ex-}
Fof New iayen New London aul stoains;or Railroads.
ace p - 20, i.,i, tsl g. "a.
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p NaUgaiack Isilrosd, SCI a. IA, 90 ? m.
for Daneury ard Aol"ak Ra'loot, sel, 40 a. n.s -
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JAMES II. HOYr, Sup.-
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OFFICE OY THE COMMISSIONERS or IAxgs AsD)
AssassALNTs NO. - CbstnbeT,-si.,
M 49, .
NOTICE TO TAX-PAYERS. - Notice j

=
NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS. - Notice is
y hereby dveu that the assessment o Of the Real aud
pesOn3l Estate the City and County Q: Acwl oh for e
si lie open fog inspection .ud review from aud acr Mo.
div January 1865 I'll remain open l the oth day Of
Apn 1865 foT the correct Of and the equaz
O.. tho Of Hior,said Real and felson1
ista'e Of The City aud County Of New loTk. All peE
be wing taem.ely, sagreved mus, make oppe
tiou 20 te COMMISSIONS Tiug tine pcrOd aboven euof-t
OIder 90 obtain the provided by law. II such slpco
bz fdu IN relation Co Vie assessed valuation OF tie hea
Ea.e be made ih Ttias stating the ground Of oo
lection thereto and bcTeupon the {, mn oners so exam
into the complaint, d. IN their udgucnt thc nsscs
iuCu erroneous the So. tue 20 be corrected
such application b. tod ia roa'i3u 90 the ei ysiua
lion Of Personal E~iue TIE applicant shs BE- examined
udef Oal by the sad C1nIn.ssuucrf VINO shall be author
5zed 20 administer such and ~ ~ Ia or their Ju1-eut
fr CHROME hey shall &c Use tfo sr'o - o.
corrected. and TX te amount O. erA assessment az they ray
hci 20 1e jut and dec their decision Thereon within
thirty dive after slch ap ton sa have been made 70
No 'edu.o sa b made ~ the boeri o. super
,crs any r a Personal Estate imp sed
tis ECt, unless 30 sha arar under oain affirmation
~, the psgiy unable attend Within the period
pes be !cr le correction taxes, b. a sickness or
absence SOu tac ciiy.
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IRON FOR SALE
/ zoo tone Wro1Eit -rsp-on what
101 tUns " forg ht scTgfs-iu yatd.
sas,f ru-s no. Thofnss rig Iron.
-ia TUE 20 J Allentown PIE lro1.
llJI tris Hs-, Far lYon-aii sizes.
80 funs Common fisr IL mall sz...
iGJ Z. ns Spike Kods-eUsizes
100 tuus Sln3M Round lfOn-al si2es.
ioi ss.l cleap .or Gosh, by - - 800
10. 30 Sou.h o.. New.l GRO.
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/, 0KG iSLAND RAILROAD - WINTER

II ARRANGEMENr-Leav New. Yosk, Jares.sip ard
a-s. Esst River. or CTeeDo seq HaTcos sIp'1ns L.
a. IA For N.phanA b,5uld. I-ip Babylon, and Farm
nsdaie, at ~; snd o. n p,'risg through "a. e
q. M, ard p IN. .ssgos connect Tor Gold spfins.
Oy-e, lay, and Hnungton) For lieppead jamaica aud
Winfield 4 2 and 10 u - and 3, I'D 4. y M
SUNDAY EXCURSION TRAIN - Lraves 3i'h ~ Esse
River 81 9:l5A M ot Yspasns stopping at 81 s@rons az
Al s.ciuo,Itr,cs A. REAsONEh. saps rln,snd,n;
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nrrIr1rsE1 OF PrrI1c On lnIrIL. Avp CoFpscTIo'
Lrnteeeinnn! NotltLo.

xlE. TEWIS's MEDICAL and SURGICAL
~ INSTITUTE, No. Bca-.-s., tstweeA i.'i iii
WEI Pro.fway is tie only pla-e where tne n'''d l
,tops treatment. hoTr- from o. fl ' p'-
nR. A. LEWIS, Ply sieian and Surgeon,
IL treats successfully al daculr- ~ r. ae' re '. ..'
TO- Relief given ~ on ca.s obice No. = btarA t. i.'
door. from West broaoV New-l OF u
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NEPTUNE STEAMSHIP cos LINE
~ Daily,
Tar provilfict Direct.
I'll n,g ,, snd sgisrdd steamers

bLECTRA hNpOALATEA,
Having Superior Accommodations for Pessngefs sul
Tre-i 81 rnyc Pier No r. North River, foot Of kobn
.on street. Dsly Sunday - cep.cdl "a, pr
Co'lne1t'ns 81 Providence with tire for Boston
TIE ELECTRA, CAPT. J. W. hlE, VII have Nes a OH
oyc.v MONDAY WEDNESDAY aud FRIDAY. -
TaeGALATfA. Cap, WI JONES, every TUESDAY,
THURSDAY and SATURDAY.
- sriehi taken 81 Propeller Ratct
~ Tbs irsns 5saed ~ their syur--Drn's
and safety Of pass-nsers and their iactes if
The transportation OF FEriglt 49, .
70 afeG retiring or the at disturbed
M thry On Providence. bour eaEy enough 20
~ tasudl Ga the fat accommodation train ioF
Boston, orrying IL Boi'on D, O.
For i1loyaiIol IN r-rard 10 Freight kc spry 70 ISAAC
ODELL. GENERAL frrigit Agent, fi,T 70. n, y. *.
for Tieksts S.acr0ons BrTtls, Apply 10 w. NJ I'D
WARDS oeBsrai Tset AGENT PieG no. n. hofsh iliyef
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ERfE RAILWAY.-Trains leave foot 0l

II Chauberss-. via Psyonil Ferry;
ui Dsy Express, for ,snsrds qua. Rochester Bunas
Salamanca ard West Conrsc 1t bulsio WIN Lake snos
and Grand Trunk Riiways and % S@nsncs with Au1nvS
and Great Western RgiwSy. .
$3.50 q. M. Milk end Way ifsin. dolly. to OtYiiie
10 a l Express Mail, Tor Buffalo, connecting VIVA Lass
'I o. n ~ WY Trim, f5r Port Jerris aud hewbvfsh
Nirh "a press, Tor tanand1igua Nocesssr b1nsS
Sl'lrlancs, .nd Wet. .
t. Buffalo salamanca, puuik, ard West Connect, %
Rufao with Lake Shore Grand Trunk Rswuy and %
sslanaucs ID Atlantic 1ud Great Western Lt..wsy. .
p N, Eragin Train daily foT bataio, Salamanca Dur
A - and Wei.
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MISCELLANEOUS.
4 MEXICAN STEEL.

4 MEXICAN STEEL.
SPRING. TOT, CALLING.
TIRl. AND SSLEIGiI-oiiOL STILL,
G. III sir. snd knds INSIDE Of he be-. material O. the
NORWAY IRON WORKS, Bosl0N
80 ior sac ~ tie plopgietoss, <.
Ee.STON ETW.YOBK PHILADELPHIA.