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w. JOHNSoN,s
REST tU RANT.

W JOHNSON has the honor of an.
houncing to the people of Re- ok Island that
he has opened '"a'
Restaurant, Dining and Ice Cram ssloon
ISLAND CITY HOTEL BLOCK,
mnere he trusts that satisfaction will be given
TO all who favor him with ascah.
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iooh BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
yoIrp pIrsy you advertise in your County Paper
iooh BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
III You Advertise in vonr Cour,v p.
iooh BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
yorrp pI II you AdvertIse In your County Paper.
iooh BUSINESS WILL INCREASE
vo,,,, II you Advertise in your Comfy p.ns-
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE "per
yo,,, II you Advertise in YOUR County p.n.,
YOUR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE Aps''
vo,,n If you Advertise in YOUR County Par,
YOUR BUSINESS WILL. ISCPFASF' ape"
worm II YOU Advertise in YOUR County Pane,
iooR BUSINESS WILL INCREASE p'''
YOUR RIrs yon Advertise in your County Paper
If you Advertise in your County Pane,
TO GET JOB PRINTING DONE QUICK.
TO opr ,o,, Call at the Argus OAic,
" UAf JOB PRINTING DONE QUICK,
IN Call At the Argus Once
~ GET JOB PRINTING DONE QUICK.
Call - sns Argus Oaaos
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A STOCK OF HARDWARE For SALE,

THE SUBSCRIBER, wishing to retire
l. from business, offers his entire stock OF Hard
ware, Iron, Nails, &c, for sale reasonable
terms, with the goodwill OF his business. The
real estate, consisting of three Store House. and
one Dwelling House, for sale or rent to the
purchaser of the bsrdsare,-also the Furniture OF
the dwelling house for sale.
J. M. MOORE.
Rock Island, August 7th, dstwIt.
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1NHE UNDERSIGNED respectfully inform
Il the people of the upper end of Rock Island
first class Flour and Lumber Mill in H.mnton
village. where they will purchase all kinds of
gram, paying the highest market prices, In cash.
They will also do general custom grinding
business, warrantng their mill to make first class
Hour and do all work in the best manner
Flour for sale by the sack, and at wboIs.,,.
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STEAM BOILER MANUFACTORL

VIE subscribers have formed a co parirs'
J. shiP under the style and firm of O.b.d
SehillInger, and have taken the Boiler Shop ssr
buford's Foundry, where they will carr o. IL
business Of manufacturing
steam Boilers.
They will do all kinds of sbe,. .... gat.
s'eamooat work and BlacksmIlhing, 10 y,.sr.
~ po ION tnelr long eIPeriene. in the maEuiAs'sr
they can give satisfaction To ali .bo t.yor ihss
with their patronage.
JAMES OTHICK,
CHRIS SCHILLINGER
Rock Island, March 4, dw6m.
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LUMBER,

Ihey also have, connected with the same mill.
good saw mill, where they will keep for sale
all Kinds OF pine and hard wood lumber.
, arucular attention given TO saving wagon
4u"'ei' supply OF which will be kept for sale
GEO. X. WELLS CO
Hampton, Aug. l, 1865.
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Tu-9ay's Sarertisemeuts.
- HOPE HOSE BALL &
Island City Hall.

on monday Evening, August 18th, Is6S.
For the purpose of getting funds to nav for
tneir new Banner. The banner will be ON eIhibi-
ton at the Hall and can be seen at any time prev
'oes 10 'he oahee. sugSdwtd.
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II. C. CONNELLY,
ATTORNEY AT LAW.

WLi promptly attend to all bushes. entrusted IN
justed. A1-
omee over Post Office. Refer TO pir,,
national Bank and Mitchell * Lynde, Bankers.
Rock Island, ILL., inIvJI 49,
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ALL LABORERs
ALL LABORERS 'o' '"e ArsuA
ALL LABORERS '"' argus
ALL LABORERS 'o WIG nisuA
ALL LABORERS ''' '''e A'suA
ALL LABORERS 'o' '''e AfsaA
ALL LABORERS '0' '"' A'suA
ALL LABORERS io' inc ArsuA
ALL LABORERs i0' '"e Ars0A
Should Subscribe for the Args
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POCKET BOOK LOST.

4 BLACK PORT MONEY, LETTERED
- Greenbacks,'' with gilt letters, having
RUBBER band around it, and containing abou, $50
IN money, was lost on "Wednesday morning. Aug
=, On me Edglngton road, probably not far from
Samss isyiors- The finder will be literally re
warded by informing me where to call for II.
49,, JAMES TUCKER
Millersburg, Aug. 2, w3w.
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steam Boilers.
SEWING MACHINES.

| RE CAUTIOUS when you are told BY ''I
y one mat they have as good Sewing Mlesiie
70. sue 40 any one, etc. The Singer AID =
machines and best now in use. will do al kirt'
Of york hom-the finest TO the heaviest thai ny
family ever wants done, and will last q lielIns
properly taken care Of ! have been sgsri
other machines aud have got rid of them. RssT
give me call and examine for yourselves.
Sewing neatly done to order.
Aso nave machine twist and thread fol- n.
Any one wishing to purchase please give ns'
call WT NnppIS .ssr;
nsm door TO Baecock's new hall, up stars O.
Illinois street.
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FARM WAGONS.
INSURE in MERCHANTS
insurance Company
OF HARTFORD, CONN.

Cash Capital $500. 900
Z, THoS. LoBDELI., Sec,y.
july7dwtf. me
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EXAMINATION OF TEACHERS,

AVN VI lEAOhkkSs
COUNTY SUPERINTENDENT OFFICE
Rock ISLAND, August 7th, 1866.
VIII hold public examination of teachers on
Friday, the 18th inst, at the school house IN
Cordova; on Monday, the 2Sth, at INV Office in
oek island, and on "wednesday, the 30th, at the
ship.
Inc examination will begin at 10 O'Clock OF
each day and close at 3 O'Clock.
VIM. II. GEST
Co. Superintendent.
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1.nSn SICK IN IN. Post Hospital Pine Bluff. Ark, since
lDeaacned service in commissary dsn.r,m.,,s,,
Gen. Steele. ' ioo4, oy order OF
Pr; eDe,aened service in commissary den.,,
June ao.h az, ask- by order of Col &. IL. Mi.ch.I
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HOUSE AND LOT FOR SALE.

WIN. NJ. MORRIS.
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REBEL ACCOUNTS.

The Armies Before Richmond Mud bound. .
OCCUPATION OF suPFoLK-RArD AGAINST THE
WELDON RAILROAD.
From the Richmond Examiner, March o.
All remains quiet along tho lines Of General Grant In
fact for the last week everything mud bound
and The rain fell almost necessarily yesterday, which
served to make matters decidedly in that respect
II 10 not probable that General Grant will attempt any
movement until there 10 q change Of weather. and the
country and the roads In better condition Our
military authorities should be the less vglanf
however for he may attempt to advance his lines when
beast expected
The Northern papers continue 10 report number Of
deserops from our hnes, and their columns filled
with the stories they tel. Grant has thought these
stories Of sufficient importance 10 telegraph them
Washington, and tho whole North catches at them in
great oxidation Thess interesting stories, together
with much other interesting matter will be ound in the
extracts mado elsewhere from Northern papers
II Ia reported that Suffolk again occupied By thc
enemy the LIST inst. with force OF about fifteen hun
dred cavalry and regiment Of negroes They nj
the time under marching orders, but II not known
what direction they would take. II Is surmsed that a
raid be intended By this party In the direction Of
the Weldon road.
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Mr.. John A. Brady's Despatch.


ARMY PoroMAo, March q, 1868.
Deserters continue to come in, although they not
numerous heretofore About thirty arrived to-day
through the lines of the Fifth and Sixth corps II is
ported that four wero.shot on their way
The First corps advanced their picket lines short dis
tance this morning. and is reported to have found
rebel colored troops the picket line in ther front II
this Is II shows that the rebels have hast adopted
tho policy Of armng their slaves.
Major General Robinson who lost leg at Spottsyl-
vsnia is here on flying visit to his old command, and
Of the heartest kind cheer after cheer greeting
him as he passed along the line Few officers In the
army stood higher in the affections Of their than
General Robinson and his inability TO take the field is
severe loss to the service. He returns North tomorrow
and carries with him the good wishes Of the entire army
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MAILS FOR the PACIFIC.

The National Jubilce-Thc Inauguratfon
Ceremonics-The Victory ira the She
nandoah-Thc Progress OF General SheE-
man-News from Europe, &c.
The mail steamship Costa Rca, Capt TinklcpansA,
will leave this port morrow, at noon, for Aspnwail
The mails for Central America and tho South PaciAa
will close at halfpast ten O'Clock to morrow morning
The New YeRK Naturalization for tho Pacino-win
be published ut half past nine O'Clock in tho morning
Its contents will embrace full report Of the great na
tional celebration Monday very interesting descrp
tion OF the Inauguration ceremonies at Washington; a
account OF the Inauguration Bal List Of thc Acta,
Resolutions, &C. passed at the late session Of Congress;
account Of Sheridan's victory Fairly in the She
nandoah valley accompanied by Map; tn atcs, Reports
Of the Progress Of General shermans army; tho latees
dispatches from the Army Of the Potomac and reports
the OF the Union forces in all sectcns
lac and interesting News from Europe and reports q
all interesting events OF tho past ten days.
Single copies, in wrappers, ready for mailing SIX ceniA
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Q then adjourned without day.


ONCE TOO oFTEs-BURGLARY IN FoRrY-poURrH
sTREET-0NE OF THE BURGLARS DANGEROUSLY
SHOT.
few nights since the dwelling house of Mr. Henry P
Cochran residing OF No SO West Forty fourth street. was
entered by burglars, by OF forcing open rear
basement window, and robbed OF gold watch, besides
various other articles, with which the thieves escaped
In order to give the burglars fitting reception case
thcy should honor him with another VISIT NJ. Cochran
provided himself with revolver which, being rcady
for use he placed under his pillow every night on going
20 bed. Mr. Cochran little thought however that he
would have occasion 10 the pistol In defence OF his
life and property but the sequel shows no was quite
mistaken. Yesterday morning, about half past
o'clock, Mr. Cochran startled from his slunbers by
hearing unusual noise the floor below his bedroom
quickly dressing himself, Mr. Cochran cautiously pro-
ceeded down stairs revolver In hand and in the hall
way, he met man and demanded to know his business
there. without degnIug TO make q reply the Intruder
squared himself for a fight, and as he aimed blow
a,s MT - c9chrans head the latter discharged two
side OF the burglar, who fell 10 the floor At that time
three other mon who the house rushed from the
brought ofiicors Cook and Kavanash OF the twenty
second and Twenty ninth precincts TO the spot and
Casey, was conveyed to the TWENTY .econa nr.'
cinct station house. He was there attended by
Hospital. Casey's wounds are thought 70 h. 81 =
very dangerous character The psoner confessed that
one Of the men concerned with him in the burglary had
previously broken into Mr. Cochran. house and stolen
his watch Information has been received relative 10
prisoners confederates which will probably result 10
3heir capture should they remain In the city Casey s
only twenty yoars OF age, and native Of ireland ne
was not an entire stranger TO the gentleman whose
dwelling he was caught In the act OF pundeng These
burglars are believed 10 b, the who not long since
broke into house In Fortyffth street and robbed Of
. large amount Of goods, money, &c
BOLD ATTENrT AT HIGHWAY ROBBERY.
About three o'clock yesterday nsrnng Mr. Joseph
cerlty residing at AIS Third avenue entered the Ex.
change Dining Saloon, No s5s Broadway where he met
aparty OF men, who invited him to walk tho
street into the Oyscr Bay sa and take drink with
them Gerrty went with the men, but rcfu Cd drink
any more, hc had already been imbbIng too freely
They all then left the plice and whom tho pavement
ono OF the men g3sp Genity by ths throat from bo
hind whereupon the 9th ~ encayored ~ - his watch
and pockethoox Gcrrtt i.ed with al, ne over and
succeeded W breaking away rom hi IssailRnt AMI
back into the saloon IL NJ money aud a. but his
watch rluslR niss Tbs mon then away, hut
subseqr -nty ergc'n ti''ts, or the Eighth precinct
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persoual InselIsgeues,

Among the recent arrivals at the metropolitan Hotel
Hon John stuart, Of Illinois, General D. r. Bnei
and s,sn OF Austin Judge W. Guthrie, Of r. Louis
General A. q. Niven, Of Monticello; Hon A. II Lock.
wood Of westchesfer; r. o. Strong, Of g. Paul; J. W.
Sherman Of Ttusyllc and Rev 3 Kallach, OF kansas
The Hon. Peeg Sprague Judge u the United Suites
District Court has resigned account Of failing health
Americans registered at Messra vandenbroeck BRO
therr, No. 90 Hue do IL Chanssee d'Antn; Messrs
Lherbstte, Kane Co e. No. Place Dc Ia Boursc and
MessnJohn Monroe Co o. Rue do u Psx Paris for the
week ending February 16;-G Dalton, r. wylie, u.
u. wckhsls General Mcclellan and family L !. Pond
WIN Brock, Boston; H. O. white, shanshae China; John
W Bush, Josiah Jewet o. L. williams Buffslo; Charles
D. North, Philadslphis; N. Brown, Ohio; A. " Worm
MAJ vrsrr
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THE INVALID.

In the vein OF Campbell
Upon his bcd--hrought very low
A poor dyspeptic, pale as snow,
Lay tossing feebly Too aud fro,
His strength departing rapidly.
hut, pitying his wrctcacd plight.
A friend dropped IN that very night
Who iold him he could ST him rigat
With an untailng remedy.
Cheer up" he said, II bring you aid
The purcst tonic ever mace
The sick mans hope 1t nc'cr betrayed;
Twill cure you quick aud cleverly."
He drew the cork-he poured the drnuchts
With quiverins lip the patient quaffed;
10 seemed vitality ~ watt
Through all his syst IN Instantly
What need f1e son l.o,ls Charm 10 name
That cheered his spirits, braccd his frame!
HOSrETrERS BlrTERS-known to fame
Performed the seeming miracle.
From that Eamc hour sarh rising sun
Reheli the good wors, thus begun,
Procsed until the end was won
And health established thoroughly.
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The Navy.

The United States Grand Gulf sailed the 7th
inst for Hampton Roads, Va The following Il iiN Of
her o6scen:-
Comm1ndv-John Downcs
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Rodgers.
Aciing Mascv-0eorge Gables
actfmy Enssns- Larsen, G. g. Lawrence, c. H. Lit
ueheld, George IL Fletcher.
Adng AaisdU Swvge,W--w. N. Pfndeii
1o..ng AMn!dM Pdywdscv-E Edward b Southworh.
tngsners-Acting First Assistant William Campbell;
Acting Second Assistants, James Sullivan Thomas W.
MinslIne Acting Third Assistance Robert Reilly John
W. Lyon Samuel r.. Guild ''
Actng Uaner-John b. Powell
aohng Mas.N. Matcs-R q Tyler, Thomas Stannold
Captains CLERKS 4 Lewis IL
IoyDtc'trs Ciefk-John Van Dyke
The United States steamer NarssaAAe., Commander
s II. Woodwork, arrived al Rio yanciH from yalps.
raso on the 23d Of January on her way 70 New York
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arrested four Of the men named Patrick Wilson, Andrew
Leonard, John Donneily and John Stanford In spring
rob Gerrty. Tho latter subsequently, identified tho
prisoner Donnely Of the men who assaulted him.
and ne suspects that the other prisoners also Of the
party whom he met In the saloon. Tho prisoners
taken before Justice Dodge and committed for exanna
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Arrivals and Departures.

AHRfvALe.
NASSAU, FY--Brs Eunice-G Abraham, q ncQues,en,
Drsns: u AJohnson, n Bishop, Clair Lsth and %
In Tia Hcefsgc
HAoAArp-ship Nsssn,s-wT wheaton. Of warren. M.
DgYARrUREs.
Penns a--hrs and Mics steele
q Msthuc, Rsry, Brpderict, g Bouunicr Thoi
Wnde and wife Capt Holmes and eon, Casswen. Miss
wnchs.tsr Kirchnsr, Moses Hart JchI Read Mics For
syh, Miss rifitbs Carlos Aiboeds Mosqusva Master
Thos Davis Miss Emma Davis. u Dsvsonand others In
the stcersge.
LrvrRrooI-steamship Ednbure-w williams Of New
York; frsrhiin, Hnmap Geo Warden, Mr Jackson III
johnson, q Loved New York; N Hurst John Wood n
Thomas California; Mrs Street Joa Ayres rcisco
Z Rns and dsusbter OF Havana Jno Jacks lady Mrs
Street aud foui children Ms smith, Mrs Cha
others In the stcerngc.
My OsIgATs-steamship runs shveyMIs. Sarah TulIy
want; 0corSb Church and son, Mrs Adoiphus, Mrs A
pstnes William Lacy William Hunts Frank ku,l.rford,
Taylor. Ulris Ferrand Miss Moor william wison,
Josepb Esponscc rerre Bums.ant g.i rrs,t ISserh
Leach Charles Lay, Miss Rachel Kline, q v HodRlsnd
QsSrgs . rri,cs aud lady Mr. n Wilson. Daniel MURPHY
Ssmss Hnssns apd fr.h fh'g.y 1SsIs .,..n
Roaaiie Bivch.
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Senate.
ALBASv, March II, 1905.
RnLs RuroKrED FAVORABLE
Concerning tho Bath and Concy Island Bridge Com
pany
BY Ar. wooDRurv-The Broadway Railroad biii-a ma
jonty report.
For steam ferry between Now York and Nov Jersey
BILLS INTRODUCED
Providing for the incorporation Of town insurance
companies
To the act for the registration OF deaths In the
cities and counties OF this state.
Amending tho Revised Statutes relative TO afdayits
taken la reference to proceedings In foreign countries
The Battery Extension bill
Requiring registers Of Cities and counties TO provide
Official seal.
Relative to deposits of savings banks.
Incorporating the New York Union Yacht Club
Lcgalizng the Onondaga county special for bounty
purposes
Mr. Cook moved for tho appointment az select CON-
mttee OF nine for the advancement OF bills on general
orders, whiah'was carried
Adjourned.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12
UNITED STATES SENATE.
Extra Session.

WASHINGTON, March II, 1895.
EXECUTIVE sRsloS-APPoYTxEETs CONFIRMED.
Tho Senate session to-day altogether Of IN
tive character Among the combinations Of large
Der OF postmasters were the following for
George Bergner, Of Harrisburg David A. Buchlcr, Of
Gettysburg; Colin Lazer, Of Bedford, and also William n
Brown at Harpers Ferry. John Lowell was confirmed
~ United states District Judge for Massachusetts
FINAL ADJouRSMUr
committee, consisting of Mr.. Lane frep) Of Kansas
and Mr. Sprague (ep Of Rhode Island appoAted to
wait ON tho President and that II he had further
municaton to make, the Senate WAS ready TO adjourn
Mr. LANE subsequently reported that the President had
40 business Of sufficiently important character longer
detan them.
The Senate then adjourned without day.
The New York herald., 1865-03-12

Nsw HAVEN, Conn, March II, 1895.
This evening, about six o'clock John Eslay, returned
soldier, Of the Thirteenth Connecticut Volunteers
killed BY John Donney, town pauper at the store Of
Joseph Pnles the OF Day and Martin streets
There dispute about the payment Tor liquor,
when Donnely seized butcher knife and plunged IL
through the heart Of Eslay.
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Final DEGREES OF Distributi0n in Prize.
UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT.
Before JudCo uofts


NiscB S.The United States c. Tas St>rncr Vissa and
CdsoA final decree Of distribution OF The net pro, oeds
OF the above prize and cargo this day en-
tered, amounting 10 $55 095 0s Tho Vixen captured
of Wilmington, n. q, on the lst Of December las by
the United States steamer Rhode Island while attempt
ing to enter the port Of Wilmington, with cargo Of
merchandise. she was brought 10 this por prize on
thc 17th Of December, tried and condemned January
1865 and today the final decree OF strbution was en-
tored awarding onchaf OF the proceeds 10 The nited
States and the other hnf 20 ths Rhode Island.
TIE United Skaes The Sctosner Many aud (ov0o "A
final decree Of distribution this day entered In the
District Court Of the net proceeds Of this vessel and
cargo, amounting 70 e20917 40 The Mary captured
December o. 1884, on Wilmington, ~ c. laden with
ton, by the United States steamer Macknaw, and
denncd by Judge Belts prize the 18th OF January
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Mrs. Macready's Readings 20 the Insane.
fFrom the London Post, Feb. rs

Mrs. Macrcsdy, the eminent American tragedenpe,
who, among other avocsons 10 In the habit u deliver.
ing recits,ons before the insane last night Of
her characerist entertainments before tho inmates Of
~ Lukc'a The programme varied, and the afflicted
inmates y folly participated, with the select audi
ence OF hrangers present in apprccaiing the recta
TONS that we shall hope 10 the expermen repeated
Mrs.. Mscready declaims entire acts Of plays without
prompter or notes She has meodous flexible voice,
and the easc with which she passcs from male 70 female
characters In delivery s marvellous II ia proper add
that thess Asylum recitations wholly Rrstutoua
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A.-Bradley's Duplcx Elliptic TOR DOublol
SPRING SHIRT will BEND BREAK like tho Singto
spring bui VIII preserve their PERFECT and BEAUTIFUL
SHAFE JWICERs LoN,i any other skirt made. rheT
also combine Elegance Elasticity Durability, Comfort as1
EcnnonY.
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Railroad Travel in the West.

Railroad Travel I'm the West.
CINCINNATI Ohio March H. 1895.
The Ohio and Mississippi Railroad track being clear Of
water the trains will resume their regular trips to-day.
The indianapolis and Cincinnati Railroad h also In run.
ming ORDER the river having fallen within fifty u0hss Of
the channel
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Prizes Cashcd I'm all L-Salizcd Lotteries,
and information given. Drawings scrt
J. CLUTE Brokers o0ce, No. ITO Broadway.
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The ChesPess sna Best Weekly In eAS
Country.

The ChesPess snd Best Weekly In 60
Country.
TO rHI READHRs OF sEwsPAPERs.
The Nxw YoaK WEEKLY HERALD Is tho cheapest wsskk
paper issued In tho United Ststes II Is published svsv
Saturday and It's contents will embrace the MlitazR
Naval Political Religious Foreign Fashionable Musical
Theatrical Agricultural sporting Art and Literary -
telligencs Of the week
While al tho other weekly papers have increased ths
subscription price from twenty Ave to two hundred -
cent the wuxxLr HERALD is mailed at the old rases:
Ono Copy Tor one year ........................ y
Three Copies for one year.
Five Copies for one year. r........................
Ten Copies for ono year -
ANY larger number addressed names OF subschbsss
81 so each An extra copy will be every club =
ten Twenty scS TO one address, ono year, $25. snk
any hrgeg ,as aAne price. These ra;ei n.aks ~
eheape, f0tf0iOa Ia the country
The wEkkfY HsnALD will be printed the bess -
whest paper expressly for u.s. and In ~
clearcst type II will contain all the Of tho wesk
up TO tho hour Of publication An Newspaper ~ vso
q Family, Literary and Agricultural paper, 1t has n
equal 1t will be printed at the latest moment, and -
contents win embrace the War News illustrates
with Maps Of the Field Operations from tho latest Tops
graphical Surveys made on tho spot by Engineers ~
our own Correspondents.
An who are In of Cheap Family Paper, the osaI
tents of which embrace everything that man, -
child read will subscribe for this publication
Address WEEKLY HERALD, corner Of Fulton aaa
Nassau streets, New York city.
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Beautiful lComplexlon.-The Genuine
and old eslabllshsd LAfR0s bis,,;;. Or YOUTH 0n
LIQUID PEARL, Is prepared only By GEORGE W. LAIRD.
pcros ~ Fulton ttrest. Druggists everywhere.
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Ladies, md observation-disclosures
Of spring styles q nTfoSxs ksYSoLbs, 80 Canal srssa
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NashvIIIo HafIrOod Disaster.
Lousvn4s, March 10, 1895
freight train Oh the bridge Long Lick creek,
the Nashville Railroad this morning. causing injuries
which detained the upward train from Nashville three
houn this evening The bridge will be speedily repaired
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NYOst ur,nmrIrnbIc

useful In it, application the frugrene
SoZODONT has become the most popular dencc In exise
'Tis used and praised 10y everybody
Sold by all druggists and perfuincrs
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The Grand Trunk Railroad, sc.
DETROIT, Mich, March II, 1886.
All the regular passenger trains will be resumed
Monday the Grand Trunk Great Western and Michi-
gan Central railroads