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lead to the conclusion that there was
something wrong, as the matter now
stands we will have to be contented
with accounts. We have need unless
some one of the gunners shall have es-
caped to their own lines.
1t is reported that General Breckin-
ridge will be appointed to the vacancy
in the cabinet of the Secretary of War.
The Sentinel and Dispatch have articles
similar to the above.
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From ~. Honis.

81. LOUIS, Jan 2O.--A destructive fire.
broke out last night in the building in
the corner of 4th and Olive streets occu-
pied by clothiers, hatters, Sc, The total
loss is estimated at S500,0eOi ifaliycorered
by insurance. Il
Department of the Missouri or1eIs that
all orders and regulations from his sboaf
quarters imposing restrictions upon col
ored persons are hereby revoked
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aoNrHLr RIvBR necTlYrs ron 1854.

BULK OIL MEASURED IN BOATS.
The following is the amount Of bulk
oil measured in boats outside the city
limits and not nuinerated in tho abovs'
Total number OF barrel, in bulk 80: n@
Oil receipts per Allegheny Valley Rsi.
rvad for 1854 .,.....-..-....,...r,'''i '''iOUo
.RECAPITuLATIoS.
Oh receipts received per Allegheny rivw
frsm 1859 90 1919 Inclusive ''.''. t65 so
Bulk oil received in boats outside tho city
Of Pittsburg and not previously men.
toned ..- ........ ............. ~ Wo
Ol receipts per Allegheny Valley Rail.
road from February Let TO December
lat 1864 ....-....... ...............,.i0 - ~
on Tccsipta poT Allegheny rivor from Feb.
ruary lat 60 Dec. let 1884 .... ......fs 1o
Total from all points ............... .ta iN
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Mr. BIair's second Errand Of Para
mount Importance,

New YORK, Jan. 2o--N speciaf to the
Post from Washington says Several
robel congressman have expressed u de
sire to confer with authorizeds officials OF
the United St ates on peace Mr. Hair's,
errand to Richmond thistTiaa,. ,i4-of 9nore
Importance than before ss5s--~-atE 81
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From thesPittsburg Commercially
Oil Trade OF Receipts frsr,
all Sources for Five Years.

Below will be found the statistics of
the oil trade of Pittsburg for five years,
ending January, 1865. For many years.
kock oil or Petroleum was used as med.
lcine; IN fact, by number Of property
owners, ii was looked upon "a little her.
ter than nuisance. In many places,
wells that were sunk for the purpose of
obtaining water had To he abandoned on
account of the large quantities of oil that
would rise TO the surface, preventing
the parties from obtaining water that
could be used This was the state of az.
fairs until after the oil wells at Smiths
Ferry, on the Ohio river, began to attract
attention during the summer of 1859
Some enterprising individuals then com,
,menced operations for the purpose of de-
veloping the hidden mysteries of the re-
gions around Oil creek and Oil City. At
first they met with hut poor success.-
The first successful individual (as it af.
forwards proved )had spent oil his means,
his credit was gone, and he could not
procure another days work The
workmen engaged, To whom money
was due for previous services, had
come 10 the conclusion that the
boss" was insane, but rs he was a good
fellow they concluded they would put In
that afternoon, and then quit for good
This turned ont TO be a fortunate cir.
cumstance for the proprietor, for during
the afternoon oil was struck, and at
less depth than any. wall from that time
10 the present. The man whose credit
was exhausted on that memorable of.
ternoon is now worth hundreds of thou.
sands of dollars. Millions of dollars have
been realized in that vicinity. Oil
flowed like water. Prices of crude oil
have advanced from 3iaic per gallon and
from 50a7Oc per psrrel 10 twelve aud
fourteen dollas-althoug the world
has TO moderate extent been illumin.
ated by the coal oil of Pennsylvania.
Agencies have been established in all
the leading cities Of the old world The
real products of the various wells will
never be ascertained, IA thousands Of
barrels have been lost by pond freshets
aud in other ways Below will be found
statistics not before published. IL will
be observed that our city has received O
revenue, since the opening of the trade,
on 9l2, 1874 barrels of oil.
THE ALLRGHRyY RIVER OIL TRADE.
The following are tho Official receipts
of oil by the Allegheny river for i've
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w.yA.,rHdIsE}rrrrI w.
FRIDAY, ban. 81 ~

FRIDAY, ban. ~. p
sgxArR-Prayer Bt ReY Mr. Fish 81
A message from the Hdpse annoiuced
tbs adoption of thsl report OF the boinat
committee TO print bne thousand 9opies
of each Of the principal focpmenfs 8 sc'
companying the .GoyefaQr's, metsage;
also the adoption of q Joint resolutiPn on
directing the sdaftor 10 pay 1be fliary
: Or the State .superintendsns.pt free
.Se .SeihiooIs, AID affother providing tf Wy
presentation of p banner to the lss'~
VA EttefsR hfah1y sbS =. "1.s
The said report was adopted aIsl'eHe
first named .resolution referred kthe
! tdieisfy ebAmDt&,f fAhh flIe hsectna to
the military committee
Mr.. Slack from the committee on
Privileges aud Elections, 81 bmittef re
F'p%ort teelatids shSlakt slseted and quai-
fled as members of the Senate; arin Ine
distance, travelled by each, whis' o was
adopted. Han.
MI Farnsworth, from the comma t,ee
on Internal Improvements, fePd yen
bil To appropkats sI5 ,occpd IIaoaaa' =
mizs the Clarksburg and .baf klSHtnoS mo-.
turnpike, which was read the hIst unis
And ordstsd tesbs printed + Hs also ie-
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Fort CasweII Blown nUp--Wiimin e ten
Reported Evacuated.
(Press Dispatch.l

BALTIMORE, Jan. 20.-Reports by the
Fortress Monroe boat say IN arrival off
Wilmington last evening brings the in-
telligence that the rebels had blown up
Fort Caswell and Wilmington was said
to have been evacuated by them.
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BIair's Departure from Washin gt0u
TPress DISPATCH

New YORK, Jan 2O-The Posts Wash
ington special says Mr.. Blair left Wash
ington for Richmond to-day, taking the
steamer for City Point 1t is believed
that he is to have an interview with a
prominent member of the rebel Congress.
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General Bu.Ier-senn,or neDougal,

NRw YORK, Jan. 20-A special f. the
Tribune from Washington tie 18th says;
General Butler has turned over 70 hls
successor half milfiqh Of doilars, the
proceeds of taxes ON suffers and N her
traders, and other monies.
II is rumorod that SeuatOr McDougsll
of California. ,yill resign .--
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aadCoyp. 10 Join sherman.

,sn~.LoD,s, Jan 42l-1Tbe nemocsst4 /
learns tbat-thA23d corps, Gen. schOheid.
will s,,ui jaih s$eneral SherpEan. Nie the I
Teniiessses saiH. Ohio river, d8a 10 4 10 |
tide Wafer hence by sea. y =
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Secretary slan1on's visltlo 81 sailh.iia hi

NRw YoRK, Jan 59O>- Thei drtfynns's
Washington special says one Of .stie re-
suits of Secretary Stanton's visit TO Sa-
yannah is To solve doubt as 10 the
soundness of General ShermaI1- ON the
negro question. This soldiers VIEWS
and policy ara thasa of the Gov6rnmoAt.
His tlea, ment ~ the aegfoes of Savan-
nah has inspired thom with contidelIce
and they rely un him wholly He as
borne iu his heart agreat SCI heme for the
benefit of thcu-racein aeorsia3 and II is
understood here that tbs. Country Til,
he elestrifisa ira RAYS 9y aESrler
from him partitioB'ng Among theiH the
ahanQon9d. Sea Islands, the propert " of
fngitiv6 rebel planters, and establish png-
JtletniR thcirsncN .hoshohs and laying
the foundation of new social condition
in the South whose supoEstrpcture put
few politicians iii the country are Iow
permitted clearly TO see. 4,1i1l l.;
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Train Captured.

Ngw YORK, Jan 2O-TlIg PssEs spec
iar sa VI: Aparty of rebels captnrtd,
train on %heSt n 90, r. R., last rsghi
near Harper'SfIrEy.- .-c-,..' - -
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on the'part of the Ssuses, 10 aT}soihs.d 4.
inquire into the expedis8cy Sfpr6viafaS
for the immediate abolishmentS &c Al svsrv9
in the State. and that they report Sy Sin
or otherwise.
Adjourned.
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The RichmoHd Enquirer on the Rai
Fort Fisher--Bad Nnnagontepf
Charged on tho Com ma ndets.
Press Dispatch


WASHINGTON, Jan. 20.-The Richmpndi
Enquirer of January 18th contains the
following. Dufing all of yesterday we
were without additional particulats T. Of
.the capture -nfFort. Fisher.. beyonf a
correction in the time of the assault the
posjtiop having been carried by tho en-
envy at one clock Monday morning The
fleet co-operated with the land forces.
Enough is known to warrant the as
si1fIpi ION that the defense of the fort
was defective in pointi of vigilance. 1t,
-irreasenst,le- So 1belisa>-that -tha heet
ssns 4 - 5Is Fs"iss
of the land forces, tho proceeding evening
satisfied the garrison that no second AZ.
Mck would be made bhtl tho erisping
day, and that its own safety and strength
would be enhanced by q retreat to the
bomeprcof, or otherwise seeking shelter.
At the hour at which the fort wss
taken the moon was shining brightly IN
tine mid: heaYeps, a ciraanstapee;y Which
:slioaild have snggest ed extreme vigi hee'
THE strength of rhe posftionaa ths fact
that Weitael, one Of fta sbiest ,snginesr
of the Federal army, had PRONOUNCED
the wofks ,impiegnable, would ssen-to
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The Reported G Caplnre Of whining scn

NEW YORK. Jan. 20-In response ta in
9qnies ,alaq, abe Irspqrted qapaar} .
-the Associated Press, telogEaplpsp as fol
lows:
i. AsftfNatpo& Jan 90 EsSpenS l1lBV'
'4Hst This mdnA8 re etpfae dfsss $bv,
Department. | Heard nofhing Il 8cr
Sbolt hs aa nt ute tf " ihmmgtse--
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LIQUORS.
L. LYONS PURE OHIO
Catawba Brandy,


spARKLISG CATAwBA WINES,
go,aI Z. o,saiiiy and Cllspsr in Prtcs nar %
BrandiSI and Wines " me Old World
For Summer Complaint, Cholera Inhntnm.
Bowel Complaint Cramp Cole Rad Disc
rh1a.
A svr, O,Ss (. G,lasost>'y o. Js k'"~ ~
BE- tr,fnnd.d
y ~ -. e. sN.
Is sIPPORT OF THE ABOVE
9TITE4TSrS, Are presented The certle.
cate. Of Dr. J4aR Cbltoa Chemist sev York!
Rs Isms. s,rin Ssesois eheaii.. bo.ton Dr y z
Joues Chemical inspector. ClJelsvils. Ohio,
poi poi { r jafison, Cbemi,. Boston. DIT Cha.
Cphsm Shepard. Jhsriss,on. y Cs ana .. q
Blauey and 8. A Msri9sr, Con'aJuss Sh:m.
cs,a.yha Rrsndy. .Apd com mead 10 IN the hiShsss
terms for medicinal uss,
4 ,Aaqlg,, o! =. ,s.s,s Ss.,s-.,si.s -. '''' A'''"
when evay5sted tUs9snsJcap Lsns J, left 10
oil or offensive mSttsr In every re-PSot u ns
PUEE spirit u6rfs Eqo5f, Tbs on Shieh Eysa 70
this Brandy ~ ssVor sfa sronas is-holiy snnss
fusiL or grain OIL. Is OdgT PArtakss q bots 10
fS,;t ans soII oil gfapes With acids, IL prodaoss
o,bsrs Of .hlSh hragrs9eA. The sub-,tstion u
tbis Brandy fOt Cognie Brandy WI 90 a~.y
s1yt 'fi1 -fanuftrfu ore ~ sertsom spifin sssa
nnr los this nsusa b9.hs, boPe and abroad
..y,. = Eo-RSItirA ss.It,s HAYES MD
.A-ayz p Sat. AA:'z sB9J'"'''' s
-. Ls..- ~ u. 'o@s y. ist
ykst$bY III HifS tsfsrsho. % is oorspo,itlos
slIA hArzr tsr, beng The Asnrs a. that pToducsd
y Pc Fsas ss Nh 1ssa tg2 1 % I panty st
"a A. srtly ,iE<Bs s,ssa ansaat.ef ,ths Fineipe On
wLirb its davor depends was dsterInssd oJ CON
parison With formsf sxwpss
yratST ID ifbrcddsSd " tfI .srsepfoc.. 80 H"-.
a ths lsnpeEl1d EaEir.4 - 100
49,! - E.'pifaaaH 'pa HarE. NIB,
Bosros July O'lssi
v,,a,sses.,.a oaiy ~ II y. Jaus 4 ce~Isuv'
r. .fhu5sfI Adlfs .houid ts s8Sftsssd.l
/. -. 80 iDey>t. % tksDsr1y ST. Ss~ OK
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49,. .:,. BasrsS. Jah'R0s- .,sksi; sskks, Assaaggll
senate voted this evening for tS96. 5
< ator, with the=feHewing FesHlt:- HID
Wilson, 81; II a Andrews, 3.
--,., The Maine House of Representa-
have unanipIopsiy. passed rqFptionf
favor Of amending tho CdistItutiof
= Fals taitslsSFRtes toabo lEh Ra WV
70 eSTfSSSv t<-SSs-2zses sss-@AE III
u. SBsrleishCo o,a iniited fnr RSASs4 h
5 : TeRaSTa, Jfe 2e[-9Hf the SESSaf b
leigh, the court idecfIief t3ite:PvSlel
fully jGstitas&S arr commitment fo1t
.-lerssst, Accordingly he vas committed
Considerable exeitenfens pre4sjled.
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s ARRIVAL from Part: RsyafI Hoaiior-
t sSKsS Dsstroy:A Torse'ies

49, H .ss$ ff,s ssssta Tssesae a's'''
NV foRK. jan 2k,-Thc T. As.s tr4ens-
port; Fl1top, from Po1 R6yatqp the l1th,
has arrived.
The Monitor .Hstapsees Sas destroyed
off Charleston hat2 AZ 81. nnthe. IGN,
while doing picket d'Ss$Sss kreRel tor
asdos Forty or fifty of .hek ptaw wfnt
down with her The names wtfs 4aot FlS-
certained.
On the nightiof the l4th, the lfth
corps, conlmaaled1ly .General Hatch ad-
vaneed onthe PocotaEgo 6riAgeE. On fhe
Charleston. .apa Sssyanpadr l4ttregt ind
captured iir k5gsftSf ;afth Die tNti4ca-
tions and l2 guns, losing sa. tho Esiatge
40 nlensk killed and -woS AIDED. The. gbns
waftf:: spiked audeSt1ife enemy eYacuf ted
during the night spq fell ,GaehIt"wdFds
''F : !: =: ;-:t.+..a :: 2 -. -. : : 1fnI
r---s - The Gold aInrkoi-e.s
s-NKM- -YnRx.iIa 20 0-Tbe gold ma fket
ia Skeiteail nal1ar q st6a bina MON of ru
mors relating to- peace, negotiations -
The reported .faiif- H- Wilmington tnd
ssSa ss.ss, Isd shsIa BaSEaSs snd
depress price$,- The price opened AZ
e OCT, adysnse ts so s. On spd As Assllned in
again to y o2 selling pqtadss, y q. ET
81 asNswzYakgs Jaa-21 -<CoAe ,toh ght,
$z o5g S;;t-S~ s-.-s'-s5:7 g., g - :,
's 'n :: r. :: : ss,sss = y $.7 s -
y a"osnsr - ;ins 4 S.sss SSrdef-...s :;
y. Naw Y arK; Jan: aeAThe Mtines
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HoyaI IN Quaiiiy and C,E5per in Pvtos Oar a.
BrandflI and FHSs n ~, Ob World
For summer Complaint. Cholera InfAntum.
Bowel Complaint Cramp Cole Ead Diar'
rhga.
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.TppoaT or THE Anovs

Sy-, OS,s - G,ls1ont>.J ~ Js HorV ~
b, rSInndsf
Daily Richmond Whig. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1865-1869, 1865-06-28

TROMER's HAIR DYE.-FIFTY
N CENTS A B0X.-BOxes larger than dyes
that sell for 81. Natural durable, beautiful
WrrInted 10 please. This article has been tho
roughly tested by DIR. Chiffon Of New York and
Professors booth ana Garrett Of Philadelphia,
who pronounce Il free from all poisonous IN.
not injure the most delicate hair. Sold by
druggis.s and fancy goods dealers everywhere.
JOHN ]. KRONER,
SOLE Proprietor 4US Chestnut Street,
my 2-Sm Fhilsdelphia,Pa.
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T Il A S
HEAP TOR cash
IlIEAA A''N Assn
ogup,wJcr, Imperial, &c,
Oolvug, japan and Breakfast Inequality.
JAMES CASSIDY,
..r...a 81. Front .fr..f Nav y,rl,

rT,O TIE PRIVATE FAMILIES AND STORE
KEEPERS OF RICHMOND, VA, AMI
VIClNiTI.-The great advance in prices Of eve
ny article OF domestic use aTst brought out
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maryland Sunday School Teachers.
"A convention of Sunday School
teachers of Maryland was held in Bal
timore last week. Among other pro-
ceedings, a resolution was adopted in
structing the business committee to ap-
point an executive committee of one
Tor each county and two from the city
of Baltimore, and to consider the feast
bility of the plan of organization as
proposed in the convention of 1868.
Resolutions were then adopted in re-
: gard to intemperance, and requesting
the ministers to preach on the subject
in their churches on the second and
third Sundays in January next, and
also requesting the business committee
to report a draft of alesson" for the
children on intemperance. The bust
ness committee reported for discussion
the questions, "The Mission of the Sab
bath Schools as an auxiliary of the
Church" and GLOW best to extend
Sunday School work over the State. {"
Many of the gentlemen present made
short addresses on these subjects, CIV
ing their experience and opinions on
the questions presented. The conven-
ton adjourned to- meet in Frederick
city on the second Tuesday of Decem-
Der, 1866. d :sae =. vu-T r
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go. is the evident desire of the
radicals in Congress to force Negro suf-
frsgc upon the people Of the District OF
Columbia, for the purpose of manufac-
turing political capital for their con-
stituencies at home. This has drawn
from tbe people of the District the
most earnest remonstrance. The OBJ
no1ious measure is favored by men,
bers from sections of the Union whose
States have but recently given it en-
phatic condemnation at the ballot-box.
The City Councils have issued call
for an expression Of public opinion by
ballot to-day, the 2ist, SO that citizens
may have an opportunity of expressing
their disapproval of such odious iegis-
slatien. It is stated that member from
Ohio will introduce Q bill in the House
shortly to repeal the charter of the
city of Washington as well as the laws
for local government in other portions
of the District of Columbia, and place
the government of Washington in the
hands of three commissioners, thus de-
priving the people of all suffrage.
This is the compromise which, it is said,
Western members will accept on the
negro suffrage question.
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We clip the following article from
the Ohio Statesman, which we think
should be read and acted upon by every
Democrat in Carroll county:
: "Let every Democrat support his To-
cal paper. It is his duty to give it all
the advertising and printing, as well as
subscribers, he can. Every thingshould
be done to encourage and strengthen it;
as the Democratic press has much to
contend against-money and power, the
flesh and the Devil! We invoke every
man who loves Democracy and the prin-
ciples of the Democratic party, to rally
now to the support of his political or
gan. There should be no delay about
this thing. Let it be done at once"
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PUBLIC OF
!. VALUABLE WOOD LOTS.

THE Subscriber will offer at Public Sale,
on the premises, situated in Manchester
District, and lying on the County road lead
ing from Manchester to Bachman's Mill,
and about three-fourths of mile from Man
chester, on
Monday, the LIST day Of January, 1866,
Nine Splendid Wood Lots, covered with ex
cellent growth of Hickory, heavy thrifty
White Oak, Black Oak, Chestnut Oak and
Chestnut. Land is all of good quality
The Lots are described as follows:
Lot No. 1 contains Acres, 2 Roods, 6 Per-
ches. Lot No contains Acres, L Rood,
10 Perches. Lot No3 contains 2 Acres,
"a Perches. Lot No contains Acres,
Roods, SO. Perches. Lot No s. contains 2
Acres, 2 Foods, SO Perches Lot 6 con-
tains 2 Acres, 2 Foods, II Perches. Lot
No contains 2 Acres, Rood, 1e Perches.
Lot No s contains Acres, 2 Roods, Is
Perches. Lot No 9 contains 2 Acres, 8
Foods, Perches.
The Plat ef:these Lots will be shown at
any time, and will be exhibited on day of
sale. The Subscriber, living in Manchester,
will cheerfully show the premises to all per.
sons desiring to view them. ..,...-
Sale to commence at II clock, NJ.
Terms made known on day of sale.
W. - ADAM SHOWER.
dec14-2t* Henry Motter, Auctioneer.
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r PRICES IN York COUNTY, Pa
The following items are from the. York
: Pennsylvania, r y.
5< The retail price of lard all through
the fall, and, indeed, up to the present
time, has been 30 cents per pound, while
it has brought % cents at Wholesale
That much needed article, like pork,
is, declining in price. Recently far
:mersghaye sold lard by the can al 20
and 25Scents per pound. In conse-
quence, we presume, of the abundance
and cheapness of corn, the price Of beef
and pork is gradually declining in our
market. The best pork may now be
purchased for IA and Is cents per
pound.
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Fair Fair Fair !.

THE Gberality of a generous public so
kindly extended to US at our Fair two years
since, to aid in the erection of "a Catholic
Church at this place, has induced US to hold
another and more attractiveone in quantity.
quality and elegance, at the Odd Fellows
Hall at Westminster, commencing on THuRs-
DAY EVENING, 21sr OF DECEMBER NExr.
Among the many useful and elegant articles
to be offered is splendid Silver Tea Sett,
comprising q large Urn, for coffee;I Teapot,
Waterpot, Sugarbowl, Creamiug and Water
bowl, also frst-class Sewing Machine,
Grover Il Bakers celebrated Pattern, such
as they sell at $1O0-there is perhaps not
one In the county equal to it in finish and
style; these articles will be ratified at so cts.
per chance; Ottomans and Chairs, beautifully
worked, an Opera Clock, cost $50, Silver
Casters. Spoons and Forks four elecaarrl-
Silk Quilts and a great variety Of other mat
terial, together with large assortment of
Dress goods for young and old CONNECTION.
cry, OF every variety, Ice Cream, Oysters,
and eatables constantly to be had. 80
dec7-4t. a >'aa = 9a 'L1Es'r1 ''l,t Esf9
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FORTY MILLIONS IN SIXTY DAYS
1t is stated that on the 18th instant,
about eleven millions of interest on the
United States public debt fell due,
(second series of seven-thirty notes ,
one month hence eight and a-half mil
lions will be paid on the third series
and January 1st ten millions Of gold
interest has to be met for long bonds
These, with the maturing Obligations
of the Treasury, making. for sixty days
aggregate offorty millions ofdisburse.
ments for principal and interest of the
public debt. 9n
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The venerable Thomas Corwin, of
Ohio, who for SO many years has occu-
pied distinguished position in State
and National politics, died in Washing
ton Monday afternoon. He was stricken
downlby an attack of paralysis on Friday
evening last, whilst attending social
reunion of his personal friends from
Ohio, and remained unconscious up to
the hour of his. decease. Mr. Corwin
was born in Bourbon county, Kentucky,
July 20, 1898.
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