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! o1f ARRIRALrOF MAILS AT DEPOT
1asieE9 1hr11gh arrives at T;sO A. H., 2l6 P. III.
Eastern Way arrives at 1O:2O A.. NJ.
Hestsrr Through arrives at 9:20 A. NJ, $40 P. d
DO Nay arrives ct 2:b5 P. NJ. t-.
9andusky Way arrives at 9;l6 A. II.
Cincinnati Through arrives at $50 A. NJ 500 P. A.
20 hay arrives a. s.oO 7. n:
/ Pitt5blEgh Through arrives At s;55 A. -.
Way arrives At lO:10 P. n.
nahoning Way arrives ct 1923 A. NJ
h.asdville arrives at 1923 A. II.
| d,dina Way arrives at 400 P. n.
Roozport, &o,, arrives Tuesdsys, Thursdays and
Saturdays at u N.
| Narrensville strives daily At lob A. n.
| East OIavuland and Euclid arrives daily "a a.
s.- HOUR OF CLOSING THE MAILS.
EAEEGRH THsoUaH for Erie, Buffalo, Boston. Now
YORK, Hartford, and PainesTfile, Geneva, ABhtsbu
1 j. md Oonnsant. CLOSES at $50 4. H.
sAsTEEE THEoU9a, 6r New YORK only, CLOSES ct
! Gz5P. NJ.
E6sTEsh THRouaH, for Kris, BunsIo, AIbsuy,
Boston, HsE York snd Hartford, closes ct BOO
EAsTERs WAY, for ell points between Cleveland
and Erie, closes st ESQ P. h.
SEsIEEE THROUGH, fer Toledo, Dstrsit, Chicago;
SHi Milwaukee closes At T:lo A. NJ, QesTes $40
next morning.
W1sTERs TaRoUsz, for Telsdo, Detroit, Chicago,
DdDu4us, st. Joseph and Cairo closes ct 300 P. NJ.
HzsTEEE WAY, tor sll points between Cleveland
and Folsdo, olcaes at 145 P. h.
sAsDUsKT WAY, for ssndusky and ali intsrDe
diste points, closes at $50 P. NJ.
O'soTEEATI WAY, for all poIHts between Cleveland
and cincinnati, closes st 7O5 A. NJ.
JINoIHEATI THROUGH, foI OOlambuA, Day tOB,
Newark and Cincinnati, closes ct T.O5 A. II.
OlEeiEEArTI THRoUgH, tOt Columbus, Cincinnati,
louisville, ST. Louis, Indianapolis, zauesTille and
Russling closes st 800 P. n.
PizTSRVRaH THHOUgH, Tor Pittsburgh and Wash-
tuT;5n, eiosss ct 1870 P. n. r.
P'~TsHUHsH WAY, 6er eli points bstwGSB Ol5ss.
AL, Hsiisvills eDi FitLsEIssa, HarrlSburg, Phil.
al Fiis, 5sismnFs sod Washington, siszas si 7:O1
Il.
u lHoEIEs WAY, foE Ali points botwesB OisEsap5
az Youngstown, oiGsss If 2.45 P. "a
81 .ADvILLE, closes at $50 a, NJ
HEBIsA WAY, closes st T:30 A. h.
HoCEPORS, 20, olcsos on TassdsFs lburs6sYs
sad Saturdays, stl2H.
HAEEEEsEu u.Ls. closes daily, I0.2O 4. a.
EASE CEETELAz5 Esd Eu6ili, CloSss dsilT, a. |
r 4.
aisii and DEof i.sstsss Sss required By ias 70 b'
. laid.
s.! oitJ OirSHrs sTs roqa,Ssd to bs pre- paid With
gEo-oent stamp.
ros open ffola 5.sO d. NJ % i:sO NJ On
3JldsY 1s0- 4 q g. 1909 a. b.
Z. COWLEs. p. ii.
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AND MODE or TREATMENT Is
THE ACME OF PERFECTION. .
1t Cures Hay, RGse & Periodic GataPfh
CURES cATARRH IN AL ITS TYPES AND STAGES.
CURES CATsRRH AsO AVERT C0EsUaPIIOR. .
No violent syEtusing Of the Head,

No violent Syriusi1g Of tbs Head,
The Sense Of Taste and smell Restored,
For centuries Catarrh has dofcd the skill Of ply.
sicisns and surgeons. NO medical work contaipg
prescription that will eradicstei t. Nothing save
DR.. Goodsle's Remedy will break Il up radically
destroying the principle Of the disease and pre-.
Guiding the possibility Of relapse.
lt penetrstss to the vsrJ scat OF this terrible dis
case, and exterminat5s IT, root and branch forever
from the Nav York Comm roial Adgurtis-rl .
HAY, ROSE AND TEEIOBIJ CATakRH.-Ur. Il. Good
alss CataTTh Remedy and moto OF tY, atmi nt not
oEly affords the greatest relief In evory variety OF
Oatarrh bat IL oxtinguisheS the disease forever in
all its stages. Every one speaks well Of it,
Price 81 per bottle. send stamp for Or. r
Goodsle's Nea PamphIst on OstaTrh-Ita Perfect
Mode Of Treatment aad Rapid Cur,. .a
NORTON CO, Sole Ag'ts, Is Blaoker st., n. r
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NLEVRI.AND 5 RRlR RAILBoADl


go A. m.-SI9HT EXPRESS TBAIH-ssopEing
at 9iTard, AshLabuia and Paine5Fiiie oalg. and
arrive at Cleveland ct 7:s0 A.. N.
6I5! A. n. MAIL AND ACCOMMODATION
TRAIN-stoDping st al asatlons and srrtYo at
Cleveland at l0:1J A. n.
IOI5 A. M.-TOLEDo ExPREss- -stoPFias az all
Etation8 0xosps SUsnVillo, say brook, UnionTllle
PERM, Mentor and Riokll1e, End arrives As
Cleveland at 2:i5 F.M.
SIS p. M.=DAY Express TRAIH-stoppinR e.
glrsrd, ,Ccunaaut- AEhtAhEla- G.ana1a. & D..
wills oilY md. Errf5e1 IN Ulevaiand AZ - P 2
. 50 - second Olsss Cars are TER on eli thro1gh
AZ NC tINtpa going westward connect AZ QgTaians
Nitn t1Alns ~ Toledo, Chicago, Colnmbuas glnon-
hatls 1nqlahapo3nesSt. Louis, Sci and all through
Trains SONG S-eLNALA connect at Dunkirk with the
trains o. the New 1orkt Erie Bailroad, snd AZ Euf-
tal- Slth tnose o. the neg York Central 5 Buffalo
hsu YORK OIty .ailroadH lsr New York. Albany.
BOston, Niagara Falls, 6c-, ana At EFia With frsi1s
on the Philadelphia a Erie Railroad
So Day ELpress, East and Wo7t coupects az
diTArd with Trsin5 on Eris 5 Pittsbzrgh ba.lroat
for iinssyills, Mesdviles JsmasLoEn, 4e.
d. EOTTIh9HAHs suE't,
Olsysland, Oct. s7st. lssk-
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9HdHs.

CTRAW HAT BLEACHING, DYR-
kJIss, AITERTHa and PREssEG--Having Just re.
turned from the East, an prepared by the aid Of
experienced hands, 70 do any work IN this tna, e
wen e In felt and beSyer ~, ~ ta9 pe1s Io'i0is
manner AMI most isshionsols style.
FBEDiE CTEIAX,
French Steam Dye House,
nsrlE t02 znH lO1 SSnscs Etrsas-
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r. LR T -
GTRIOKLANDs
kNTT-GHOLgRA MIXTURE

Il competition OF astringents, sbsoTbsntS, stinu-
uIAnts and csrminstfVes, which every physician SC.
knovIedges Is the only preparation that viii effect
permanent cure of DiarrheG and DysanteTys This
Anti Cholera Miztureis law In use In several Of our
army hospitals, where It gives the greatest saaiac
tIon. It has saved the lives Of thousands Of cur
diers and citizens, and We will guarantee II TO b
the best remedy in the world for DiarrbeE md Dys
NOatsTys
Mr.. WOODS, Of Oouington Esntaoky, will be most
happy TO satisfy any one Is to the virtue OF StTiok
lands Anti Cholera hiXtur6; in fact, We havs 9
great number Of testimonials from patients who
have bsen cured after being pronounced incurabls
BY their phyhoiAns, some after taking only one
bottle Of etriokiand's Anti-O OholsrN Mixture. II
oou suIsF with DiArTheA aud DyssntsFy Try one
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TIE CONFESSIONS AND aEXPE-
RIEECE OF Ar 1HTAITD-PUbfished for. tha
ba1sat and e a CAUTION 70 YOUNG lKF and
others who ol1ef from Nervous Debility, Prama-
ture Decay O deuhood, 80, supplying at the shme
time LII 1LEA1f OF SELf-OER1. By one who has
cured kisolf altiT Undergoing considerable quack-
cry. By sncloaing post-p aid addressed envelope,
rinKla pcplss may Be had OF t4e author L
l1t NATHANIEL MANFAIR, ESQ.
de5;le4 Brooklyn. Kings county, II. Y. .
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DAILY LEADER
rthe LELpII


~. For the LEABEE
The Charge.
NJ ONE HHo WAS THERE.
L
Tie cannon Toars, the shot ralna fast,
Our braveai fall before The blast,
Yet falter not behsatk the eIAsh
OF shot and shell,
Those Union boys-right on they dash
With shout and yell,
Their banners streaming in the wind,
The foe, before, the dead, behind.
Right on they go. into the murk,
Ihs foe stand iast-'tiS bloody work;
They heed it not the task is theirs
To strike or fal-
Chose Union toys-they have our prsyers.)
Hark hear that CALL
The bugle CALI no, rally ralIyi
NOWl now thy charge adown the valley.
Hal they neet-yss, blade 70 blade
Fierce blows are taken and repaiI-
Their eyeballs burn with fury wild
Asbandto hand
By Union boys tn, Rebs arc pilei.
And brand to brand
They eleAve their way like grim desire,
From rank to rank, thrs' fields of IRE.
".
Ths charge Is O'er-the work well dOns,
The binding smoke that bIots the sun
Enshrouds tho dsad-but new shouts riss,
And, harkl again
Our Union boys nov rend the skies,
Far Ger the plain
With terror Wild the fleeing fJs
Are scattered by the fearful blow
Cleveland, January Z, 1866.
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arefiHl Iaslffs.

IMPORTANT 10 IADIES-IDR. Har.
gty'l lemals Flis nass never yst AIDED in rs1nov.
izg lculliaI zvi1iug NON CbElruoticul or stop
ple 81 nttnfc, cF lr testoIinf the lyrtem % per-
eet E1altt Nhtl sulsT.na non Spinal AGsctloEs.s
teEoll441l U5lIll lie y llle1 q ether WaalclHsl y
she Uteeine crF1nn. Iha Pills ara psrlsstiY barn
In o. tie conl it1lisn, erd nag s. fai-su - The
G1sl talI1als iamals without cll1ilg dI1irasI-ths
a41s tine they act llks chsru b Strsngthsuing,
tuTlEoratl18 and IscfoIllr ne sIlton g 6 heslth
r9loIlI11s aud b. brIn1i1s o. ne monthly period
win fegglAxily, 10 la6ltsF nom yhEt eGusa the
11ltg1cllon nay nri1es- Lh97 shogld however. Eo7
bftEor daring tha Erst fhlos months ef rleFn6n.
ey thoaeA 1lls nt any ethsF tiIse. % ni511rIiags
n1ch bsz conlsinE 90 YllIl. Erios %.
Dr. HkEEEz's 1nzAFIzl On Diselas1 of Femhias,
EreEnanq7, EilslrFiags, B1rIennou, BterilitY, Re
Pnodlotl1l, and Abcsss q EntzIs. al1 sRphatical-
u ne Ladias Private Hslioai Adviser, pamphlsf
q o. Pagsa ssnt fsa . any address, Six esntu re-
Ihopllll an1 hcof Eill be sent b man ghsE d..
elrst, ssoegely sanlef, an1 prepaid, By
J. 1.BRHAE, n. D., General Agsat,
Eo.1 Cedar st.. New YORK
Sod b all ths principal Drusgi11I-
CIV. CLARK DEuzsilti AGENT feE Cleveland.
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! BRLLls sPROIFIO PTIGs.-WAP

RAa1AS IE ALI OA5E5.-Osn b relied
HoVor Sd % onrel % uot hEusastsl are sPesd
n astionI 10 change d diet so7uszs6l % net is
taEiere WIKI businoss puuritsi csn b. ussd with,
cat dsiCetionl Upward Of 900 cures ths past month
---some q them yefT severe osseE. over 0ns EuBs
Gred pbysioiaaa have used s6esa ~ theiF piae,
dos, and sPesk Esll OF their eagy, and sppTpvs
Of khstr oompostion which is -entiEaly -KsTJtablt
and harmless the system. Hundreds Of oeYtib,
satss can Be shown. HsI'E SPECIFIC Piia sro n,
original and oliy genuine Eps0lao PHI Tnsy are
adEptEd for male and fsnsle, oldor yOung, ans
Shs enly tslislls remedy tor 0fsoting . psrmsd
sent and rrosdV onTe u sl usssE OF sperDatorrhss
sF ssniuhl HeakHssH, With al its trains Of sviIs
such e uTethrsI and VAGINAL Discharges, Gl0st,
b Wkitea Nightly or Involuntary EmlHsions, In.
sontineRns, Genital Debility and Irritability, Ia.
potency, Weekness OF loss OF Power, Nervous De-
bility 40. &C.. ell Of which BTise principally fro
Sexual Exoessss or SELF Abuse, or some conatitn
tionsi derHne eGEsnt and fRczpEuitatss tha suffasv
from fulfilling th5 duties ~ married he. IN al
sexual dsessez sisn6TThsa. tioet snd SirlGtuses
BoasalLlag Physician for he frsatmsat oT ssmiusi
. UFinetg, Sexual, Gud Nervous piseEses gho Vii |
lssEa, nee to ali thE following Tsl1sbs work G
Ssalsd enxsloPs
TIE FUTIITH TEOUsAEH.- -i9ss BoI's Treatise % |
sAlf Abuse FromR tgTa Decay, lmpotsuDe snd Los |
q Power Sexual Disease Eanlnai Weahnass |
Rightly Emissions, Genital Debility, A1., &c, /
pamphlet Of Gs pages, containing Important ai- /
Jfos to the sfdisted, and which shoald Be rsai ;
sVery sufferer tbs means Cf cure "a ths Jev5rto,
gtages iG plsinif So fn.th- Two Btaups CoqGiTs /
% pas 9ostazs tzsFil ts-:riJ- ~ friAHg
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CLEVELAND AND PITTSRURgH
~ Il A I L Il o
WINTER ARRAHaEBEhT.

1865. WINTER ARRANaFa zEr. tssr
On sud sfter M0udtY, Dec. ETH, Js5I Trsfnu jsays
eieyelaad as follows. oi-ilys SUNDAYS exceptsdl:
sei A. Nm AkL7-ATrlges a. Fittsburrh A.Ol p Il
harrl5Durgn 2.30 A. H., baltimore 800 A. ~
MssningtcE lJ;25A. H., Philadeiphla 6s55A n
New York GOA. NJ, Wheeling 90 p. A. Con-
neet5 at hudson with T. u. : ~ z. r. f0r Akron
and MilleTsburgh.
] 30 7. a. .-EA r'zsE9sArTiTeJ az Pit5bur5h 9:Is P
n, harTIshurgh I:59 A.. n, Baltimore 12s20 P
n, Washington ga p. ~ Philadelphia lZ.sn p
H. New HoFk $50 P. n. Nheehng . ~ A ~
Sl5 P M.-ACCOMMODATION-E Hudson and
intermediate Stations, Cuyahoga Falls, Akron
and M1lleTsburghs connecting AZ Orrvilie with
=. +. "; : v. ky. for Ca1ton, Massiilon. Me-
ter anu Mansfield.
CaEtKIgR thr0usn rom Pittsburgh n l0E Eol K
tvia Al entOwn), Without change CT car
- Fare "a low - By any Otner liz.
~ through Tickets Can be procufsa as the guiun
Ticket once, Heddsl HOuas, 81 s1s Depot, o. tha
suriid -acr5st 5sziirns -
, Il DEFEEEUE. suD.s.
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EIAMILY DYE COLORS-A FULL
Il assortment Of thess colors Every family can
Dye their own goods ct q very small cost. Ths col
ora are bright and durable, snd eject great saw
i1gbF mating old garments look good as new
Prices Is sud 10 cents per package. Fer sale by
OHUBOHILL BROTHER
dsI0 e EFl l26 Ontario street
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Rosl- 0ffgee BIlaG. gabIE.
lSS4.5. Winter Arrangements 1851 s,
t FOR THE
AgRTTAL AAD CLOSING or NAILg.
AT FHR

oonHEECIEa H0EDEY, oCTonKR 3Isf, 1884.
- Nails VIII be opened and ready for delfTery
o1s hour after arrival Of trains.
- All Malls Close one hour ksfoFs departure .
trains.
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DISEASES on THE NERVOD8
s,nlnaI. Urinary ard sexual ozgsns--noW sns "a
Hlbis tlosilasnt--sn reports of the Howard 6sso-
si1tioa-sant b mall n scaled letter., eaYsl5pss
lEosos charge. Addrsa Dr. J. sKILLEE HOUsH
FOE, Howard Association 40, s0afh Ninth St,
EAilAdsHhias Pa. ssrB0:Rs
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SYM TO nj s.:

The symptoms Of OatsTTh, as they generaly ap-
pear arc At first very slight. Persons hnd they
have q coid, that tbey have frequent attacks, and
are more sensitive TO the changes Of temperature.
10 this condition. the nose may be dTys or slight
discharge, thin and Ecrid, afterwards becoming
thick and adhesive. As the disease becomes chronic
the discharges are increased in qusntity and
chaaeed in quality; they are now thick and heavy
and ara hawked or coughed of. The seoretions are
ofezsiye causing bad breath the voice lie thick
and nasal the eyes are weak; tho Eense Of the
Eeu n Iessened or destroyed deafness frequeI ty
takaa place Another common and important
symptom OF Oatsrrh Is, that the person il Obliged
20 olesr his throat In the morning Of thick OF
sIiniy mucus, which has fallen down from the head
during the night Whgn this takes place the per
son may be sure that his disease il on its way to
the lungs and should lose no time IN srTesting it
Tbs above are 5H fs55 Of the saeHg Catarrk nptons
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3aMsnxas.
A TLANTIO AND GREAT WFsTERS
n RAlaWAY,
FaII and Winter Argan ement,

1akes Eject Monday, NOVEMBER zsts, 1881.
-, Two 70! Through ExPEsss Trsins Daily bstv.-
CLEVELAND and NEW YORK. 99e-
"DAT ExPREss, leaves Cleveland Sundays sroeEt.
ed at $50 A. n, arrives at Meadvills at 2:0C p ~
(Dinner) Salamanca at 6s55 P. NJ, fSl JspinQ Oassl
and New York at 1:IOP.M.
''NIaHT ExPREss," leaves Cleveland (Baturdag,
exoepted,) at 9:l5 P. n, sleeping Cars attaobefl
arrives ct MesdYills AZ LEO A. n, saIsueucs ~
$50 A. r., and Now YORK at 1850 ?. q.
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After many years OF lRborous Btudy and eERerience
Dr. Gibson Is happy In being able 10 announce 20 the
aniorEnnGte that he hes perfected s7sss1 Of treat
THE SPEEDY AND PERMAEEET OURR
o. the above and also ell CONTAGIOUS Diseases o. the
fESe2rS9aIctiEe oEgsns with al bad essets arising
DEBILITY OR NERVOUS PRusFRAsFOB
He has succeeded In curing casss IN tse4sy sr,e OF
whom had expended hundreds Of dollars With self
styled physclRns, who profess 70 treat al private
least particle CT benefit =
DR.. Gibson docs not boast that he Is = Blanbs. Of
some college in London or Paris, as perhaps some
others do for the purpose Of ensnarng the nnoSsnt
and who hold out great expectations never TO be real
he is sble to give entire satisfaction to thoss who r.
pose confidence in his ability and integrity and thai
he has perfected an American system OF treatment
which challenges any PhIsician Of London or Paris,
or any patent medicine 70 equal for the radical cur5
OF seminAl weakness. and sli diseases or deranse-
meats Goth mental ana physical, sIlsing frO sexual
1F. Gibson also claims for LIS new treatment ths
following advantages over all Others yet discovered
apd first, the agents used ara in no respect dseee
Abiei hs nse5 no recs Of the dark agss such as HER
reStrictlonB in diet business q required thirdly
his treatment is positive and certain IN all cas6s dc
pts in tie Unitsd States and demcnsgts e 19 -
msnss superiority of his new treatment over any 9th
nov known 70 ths world. In poiIt Of BroIlTtnass
psTmsnenoy, nfldnCss satisfy sId C0uys15lo6 to d.
Dr. Gibson is permanently located In yisy,i.,,i.
sud haz during the past i've years periygZi.e MANY
CTeg OF diseases which had for years fEssfad an of
sF Eloaos OF treatment. References c5l be given to
individuals OF ths hrst respeetabity n Ole7sIsud
Boston. He9 York and oter o.'igs Ia regard 10 All
and integrity ID ell plclehsiansi irarAsstioas fTs-
IeS5isi hhcusnsfssies 5efolaa, ae Di-s--ss pi she
brinsIy gssz1s. zD1 1r O. sa.5 ~ 5sss .,5sssd
Sith guEsCicE FaeGe.s.
~ u 5iesnss ter. p a.- .a.. o.. -- a.- IN
it5siBt :. ten 5ciiayr
d. ilii.sssiS ~ a-l 81. 80, st
us 6f5s=
D&. s,ta-z
EE0s3e5ok os E4aJzEJps .s -sr Il sHIdtass |
Omoe-lle sslsG& street q i-.. 4S.f- Jss sGgsrfor
% Ataifs, Opposite the Cs.t
~ -Onlca hours fr0Fz ID &. r f,r 2 90 9 11Iz,i-
lzilT fGuu,ia7- eT-ly.-eI =
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A LCOHOL-FOR SALE AT THB
"A lowest market rates BY
CHUROHILL PR0THER,
dslo Druggists, lss Ontario %.
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SRaiEaI.
MEDICAL 8 SUCCESS
lE!gNHRl ZS6INR5ISJgGSH
I00 DoLLARs PREMIUMI
SEMINAL WEAKNESS,
Or spermattOrFhes, elect, Sc, and
EMPOTENCY CURED.
AFTER ALL OTHER TREATAEEF FANS.
:. DIR. A. GIRSON, ..

Formerly Of HeW York City, viii pay ono hundred
dollars Tor the proof that he fails to cure the
aboYe-named diseases. He vii pay the same sum f0F
6ne proof that any Othor Physician IN the United
states treats the diseases with equsl Success
After many years Of Rborious gtudy and eEPerienco
Dr. Gbson Is happy In being able 10 Announce 70 the
nnlorIunGte, that he hes perfected system of treat
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12

Hon. ID. S. DICKINSON, OF New York, had
an interview with the President this afternoon.
GEN. JoHN EATON, of the Freedmen's Bu-
reau, arrived In town this morning. He made a
through tour Of the State Of Tennessee, and will,
in a few days, make favorable report
BIERsrADr, the artist, has made Sl20, 900
with his brush in three years. He is now build
ing a princsly mansion at Irvington, on ehe
Hudson, and drives the most stylish team in the
Central Park-R pair Of spirited Black Hawks,
both Of which figured In the war The editor o.
the Round Table has mounted a donkey, and is
after that artist with a sharp stick.
HON. CHARLES SMITH, of Louisiana, left
town last evening to return to Louisiana. He Is
at present Collector Of Internal Revenue at New
Orleans, but our readers will recollect hi IN more
particularly as claimant for a seat in the Uni
ted States Senate last winter. Although he failed
Of admission, he won golden opinions for his
persistent advocacy OF free State doctrines he il
said to have been the FIRST man to introduce bills
into the Louisiana Legislature for the extension
Of suffrage to cOlored people; and is one Of the
petitioners against the recognition Of the present
administration Of government in that State.
Hon. ICSATIUs DosNELLY, Of Minnesota,
arrived in town this morning. Governor Smythr
Of New Hampshire, is also in town.
The Warrenton I'idsE states that Mrs. r
E. LEE has sold her farm near warrentou to DR.
Drewry, Of Richmond, at forty dollars per acre
or thirty-two thousand dollars for the entir,
tract. 1t contains about eight hundred acres.
The Federal troops during the war destroyed al
the fencing and out-buildings on the place, ant
nearly all the timber.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12

The United States Consul at Malta, under
date of November 13, informs the Depart
ment of State that for the previous three
days there had been no case Of cholera on the
Island, and should the public health con-
tinue to be good for two days longer, our
Consul is under the impression "that clean
bills of health will be given to the shipping
The United States Consul at Sheffield, Eng
land writes to the Department of State, un,
der date Of November %, that although
the cholera has approached near to England,
and many cases were reported in Paris and
some even in Southampton, still, as far as
can judge, bnt little anxiety has been felt,
scarcely enough to stimulate tho local au
thorities to prepare for its approach by the
adoption of sanitary precautions"
The Consul further informs the Depart
ment that in most Of the manufacturing
towns he has visited the drainage is very bad
and the towns are in such filthy state as tc
invite the approach of almost any epidemic
The United States Consul at Trieste, un
der date of November IS, states cheerfullJ
to the Department Of State, THAT no danger
need be apprehended Of the introduction o
the Asiatio cholera into the United Statel
from the port of Trieste"
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12

SELECT SCHOOL FOR YOUNG LADIEs.-The
Young Ladies' French and English Boarding
and Day School of Miss Mary Z. Thropp, at
1S4l Chestnut street, Philadelphia, Is one Of
the few establishments Of the kind in that
city which, from actual knowledge and in
spection, we can honestly commend to the
favor Of the Philadelphia public. Philadel-
phia is celebrated all over the land for her
schools and educational institutions Of every
description and undoubtedly there are very
many admirable seminaries for young ladies
in and around the city; but we cannot call
to mind a single one having greater claim
upon popular favor than Miss Thropp's.
The school, itself is truly select, and has
included among its patrons some of the most
eminent jurists, divines, and public men in
tho country, as a reference to Miss Thropp's
circular will show; while the studies are care
fully systematized, and, without perplexing
the pupil by their multiplicity, are suffi.
oiently varied to awaken attention and in
terest. This, added to the fact that the
teachers are experienced, competent, and af-
fable, goes far towards relieving the study
hours from much of the monotony and tcdium
which is so common to boarding schools, and
which detracts so much from the thorough.
ness Of a boarding school education. II
would be to the interest Of parents, who de.
sire that their daughters should be well edu.
Gated and accomplished, to call upon Miss
Thropp for a circular.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-12-12
Theatrical.

To the Editor Of the National Bepu6IicaH
Growers THEATRB.-The play OF Love s Sac
rince" was admirably performed last night
every part being well render cd. That Mrs. Bow :
ers won fervont applause where there was so lit.
tie room for contrast, so many telling characters
well personated, enhances much the more her
merits as an accOmpl lshed actress.
cynical person might aud fault with her
harsh Uhfr-r-rfng in nearly every word where
the letter r has any office to perform and II
would also be wen enough for her to remember
that Lting audience will be somewhat
ludicrously impressed when the costume Of the
performer does not tally with the language Oi
the author.
The Margaret ElmOre OF last night did moi
need to exhibit her 1.-THE, snowy arms to add to
her loveline IS; and when, during the arrange.
ment OF her toilet, (She said t,oOy let she spoke
OF her sleeve being perfection" there was q
half-suppr essed litter through the house.
Very recently | saw a fine, healthy looking
Mrs. Halter, land, by her rendering OF the part,
very penitent one,) whose sorrows could moi
induce her to wear either sleeves or necker.
chief; but who, in all her humility, appeared in
dT1as--naked, and met the storm Of her emotion'
with her "bosom bare!''