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Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17
Hats and Caps,

ging In prices from g CENTS to 5000.
- Cases Boys Roots selling from $3.50 to 300
Mems Heavy Boots from $500 to 800
Children and Misses shoes from 2jc to $3.50
We shall lie making constant additions TO stock,
and by buying often give customers the benefit of
every decline prices thus selling muchlower than those
who bought heavy stocks earlier.
Don't buy dollars worth, until you have visited he
LOW PRICE ST O r. e
On the corner south of the Edwards House.
M H. Rice returns many thanks to the people Of Mar
shall county their former liberal patronage and sol
It's \ continuance their fsvors for the firm.
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TRAINS G)ING WEST.
lExpRrssl MAIL. Expnrss Exrrrss
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17

Valuable Recipes.

q GENTS Salary Ooper month. Address +. r. Lock-
~ wood Detroit. Michigan. lnL2-Gwsn
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I q q . {.

INCREASE OF RATS.-Tho Farmers Ga-effe (Fnglish
asserts and proves by figures at pair of will
progeny and descendants less than 65l $50 in three
years Now, unless this immense family be kept down
they would food than would
human beings
pa. See "CosrAR's advertisement in this paper.
Marshall County Republican. (Plymouth, Ind.) 1856-1878, 1865-08-17
I q 6 B..

CosTAR's RAT ExTERMINAToR is simple, safe and
sure-the most perfect Ratification meeting have
attended. Every Rat that get it, properly prepared
according directions, will eat IT, and every that eats
will die, generally at place distant possible
from where the medicine taken-Lake Shore, Mich
Mirror.
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Union Omcers Leai,intina in Georgia.

An army correspondent gives The following
count n scene that trarsrircd in blledgevi!le,
the capiml Of George, during the say Of General
sherman's army in that place;
o. tho dAv that TIE Fourteenth Corrs ,rium.
nhan''y marched into Tho capital IN tie mIsc n
NE luion tie Ulcers ~ he T. entieth Corps, r.
the number n about one hundred, n.sefnt I'd 1t
~ Scn1tc chamber, called to roll ~ the II 7tss.
Tpo'n''d speaker and clerds snd opcnc1 the
LEGISLATURE
Aloltv member very gr.velv aro'e n ,re y,l.
,e'y hnt a'ked II die houoranl" toly would hear
H,fnu hour. .rus-i7r followed. and. m d..
VISION j. was decided that ne s1l'ery should he
herrl.
Il sin With ar the i.-n,v md polish n Chc..
tern toquctlv pu, bis hand IN aside pocFet'
drew cut flask placed q 10 his ps, replaced II Ia
he n5cfc', Hui -oa-i mol his -oat.
Tie Hpesker-I must rl'sc point 81 order.
tc'eve 1t is always cusl,nary to treat tho
Speaker.
L'h'v Memher-I veg The rsrion nj the honorn-
tlr II 7uso Tor my thoughtes'ness. believe u ~
c'N'uafy to treat tho sp'ator.
H'-e 90 produced me faIt md prcceo ied
Yes reg g. inform tho Nous that ssh treat
tho spcskc--rcsroctr'l-"
TIE Task trorfct rtr bic pockc' AMI he into
ms sea- arn,d cheers from 10 Gallery md smiles
rom thc honorable Speaker colleagues
ANcr the organ 2stion ~ the Legislature, The
qucU on ~ reconstruct NJ tho S-t' WIS taken up
and oacu'Se Tor sotnc hours, With Al Pc gray "
cHu'C.NNtlcs ~ the 1a0lNe rrtf'F 'fAiFea rom
che yIr'ous COUNTIES. Tie r'Hu'f OF 20 dcl'tcra-
tors vaH that the Sinfc vaF lcl back IKE u con-
qucted lill into the ini,., Hld committee sr-
81 1tsd T. Mol: Governor ~ and Pr'li Tent Da-
yIs'- mates. which cD.t f.e rciite and soon A.
tcr returned and rcp,r'el .h,t T. 90 re- animated
b. proPrrsslye spirit, but that tho article upon
WI tcv were to exercise tuer pcisl cX reulI-
tic" were non eV
Tie l. N1surc adiovrurd ater tho style n
Governor n-owr's LEGISLATURE III . previous rr.-
day tins square DRINK aud handful q
"hDyuuts"
Rli0g up 10 house, ono dav, In s--vcn Coun.
T., ! me, an old voiasn and thtcs grpwn-up
dalgh'"r, at ne door, utter ne frantic appcas Tor
hII. aqu rcd What was Vrorr, wien u old
woman ooutci to a burning eotIon-sil, and ex.
CLAN ell:
Pat 4 out You uns src burning me chidI"
| 'skrsl who're tue child WIS and succeeded IN
le,fnnr that u was IN the burning Liu-, ousc.
Away went. With some men, TO rescue tie iuuO-
cent, aui Al q door met tcu-ycar- fog, whl,
l'dlv sin ed, issued forth from the fiery furnace.
R',urn ug g. no house inquired hos the hoy
came gburc. PItily The Old l. Ic h'swecu her Il s,
n compose her nerves the old lady 1t last vcutur,t
al explanation;
well" sal 81, "wc ur7 heard that you uns
Killed an tie lhTe boys, 20 Keep ihcm out from
grow NJ up 60 nght yc, and we hil M"
Strange az tits may secu, among the poor, iguo-
rant tupes oi Davis Il Ia comlo' belle that the
Yankees slay nh the male children. We found
many iu.Eut Moscses ana J-i- away IN cellars
rad coru-erh5- tut rorc IA bulrusAes.
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RESPITE OF lArEs.-Theodore Yates, who
WAS convicted OF the murder OF Charles Currsu, q
policeman Of the 42d precint has been resri.ed for
one week by Governor Fenton. Judge Barnard
sentenced him T. tchuns on Friday, 15th Of March,
ut. PAircNs Day! mitch has caused good deal Of
Conmohon am, us large class Of the community.
The consequ nee ~ he focluy evinced the Judge
barnard, and District Attorney Samuel d. Morr 4
Esq, applied to tie Governor for respite His
ENce'leney Acctded 80 no request, anu fxed the
mott one week later.
LARGE RoBBERY OF KINGs COUNTY BONDS
Tho Ia" Office OF eIIudse Samuel Garrison, No.
% Court street, Brooklyn was entered on Monday
liIernoon and robbed Of Kings County Bonda aud
eTnaesteS IN a. valued ~ 5000. The Judge and
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bis partner. Thomas Pear.aIl. Esq, had been iu
.nd oui q the ofBce severa times and the door
meantime VAS left unlocked. At one PERIOD tte
ofrsoe Icf for shout hslf IN hour. T., judge
cane IN stout r. NJ. t. get BIS valuable rsprrs
for the purpose II taking them 10 his home, aud
found them gone. The key had lceu left IN ihe
safe eherc bic documents were doIoVtcd. As yet
no clue Of the thief has Teen obisiued.
The DRAFT N KfSGs CorSTY AND TnE
oro1As.-It isundcrs,ood that The Provost Marshal
of tho Third Congress onti District resolved orders
from Provoa-Marshhl.Gener.l f-y, lss evening,
W the 'fec, that everything should be IN reSinss5
Tor re dram soon as directed. but the day on
which the wheel Ia " Re turned has not yet 10 n
hrod. POSITIVE instru tons N bet sfcci mus 1rst
be received. The q.ota ,'to County as rel y
credits up 10 Dozen ~ 'i-,, 1904 and not includ.
ing the "a per cent credit AMI subsequent enlist-
n.n,s is - follow. for NE second Congressional
District
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WIl.LIAMsRI-RGH.

The PAID FIRE DErARrMENr.-The Board
Of preseltAtlyes Of the Eastern District Fire De-
parimeni, about wcel. ago held a IN, e.ns to con-
suit upon the merits Of the paid system, and All
thouzed ia members 10 obtain the names Of those
who we're opposed to the measure. At citing
held on Monday evening Is was found that the
names of only 1870 renonstran,s wer- obtained.
Considerable discussion ensued, during which Il
Was noticed that more snx city was displayed in re-
gard 10 tbe disposition OF tie Ch,r,H Fund, now
about S2i ,0Oa than anyth NJ else Much diversity
Of opinion exists amor the cntrrs with regard
~ the movement At the Loading members Of Ihe
Board express docided preference Tor the orignsl
blu, Introduced by Senator LAmhier, than Tor It's
substitute, anu they claim that two-ihirds Of the
members are Of the same opinion.
WHITE AND BLAcK.-A handsome Young
-hito woman WAS vest, r,iay arrested, cnArsoi by
william wi'more, a eolorcd man. with steal ng
from him stove. The parties, 1t Ia alleged, have
lived together as man and wife, in tenement
house ia North First street, F. u.
esterday afternoon A boiler
in the basement Of the house Is S,.th "a street,
exploded, damaging the building 10 tho amount
OF 500. No i.lury TO the occupants
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In the Third Consre--ion.l District The fol.osins


The suptvisors Bounty Conmittos commonce I
paying bounucs on Monday the same a. formerly,
Tut In consequence Of iho higher tountios to New
York. but few recruits offered Some 700
certhesles Of individuals, mostly Of those who
have supplied Substitutes, were pr -entcd In ell
Amounting W shout S60Ooo-at tic Buuuty Com.
mittee, ofhce. ~ this amount $1,000 only was
claimed By brokers. Cert Gcates " the Amount Of
about t5nooo still duo, have hot yet Teen present.
81. Affairs At ths Naval recruiting office In York
street wor, quito brisk yesicrisy.
RoBBING LAwYER's OFFicr. IA oil
man, namod George Wilson, was arrested shout $
O'clock yesterday morning, while coming out of
Mr.. ln.rsharn's law Office. n Hamilton Buildings,
opposite the BROOKLYN City Hal. lie lad ~ law
books and carpet hng In his pos'esson On BE-.
ing taken TO the Ais, ? net station louSto was
searched, and large brass skeleton key was taken
from HIN. Tn key, Il was turscguortlv asccr-
i.irel, could uni cl tNc DOORS ~ the DINE Savings
Bank, the Home Insurance Once, ~. Utlor apart
incnts In THE same huiliiuy. I e accused siH'ci
that he WAS COX ng for lawyer named Dtlcv,Lni
pro'c-scd 10 10 lawyer himself lie Wss locked
w " avail further investigation.
Tue COLORADO JEwErr CAsr.-Thc CASE Of
W c. j, welt came up in the supre no Cour, yes
terday morning, on a motion Of his counsel for IN
order to vAcse the order OF arrest, which Is n1w
in tho hAads Of the sheriff Of New York. The Or
der OF arrest was granted on = verdict for cilht
hundred AMI fifty dollars, obtained agAinst hiu by
Henry j Stevens and others, 'or steam engine
which Mr.. Jovet hal ordered hut failed 10 pay
for. This makes the third Instance which has
trlu male n vacatc he order 4 arrest, and cach
tine 1t has bcen denied with costs.
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JERSEY CITY

TIE QUorA FOR HUDSON CouNrY.-The
following arc the quotas Assis under the las,
call for troops III the va'ou, sub-dstric, in Hud.
son County. credits having been given for one, two
and three years mon n January lot;
Jersey City First Ward, 80; Second Ward. os
Third Ward, SO; Fourth Ward,9S; Finh ward,i7l;
Sixth Ward, 81.
HOboLen-Frss wAri, 50; Second Ward, 90 {;
Third Ward, l0l.
Hudson chy--soushern District, iO4; Northern
District, 49,
Tornsh p'-HArrison, SO; North Bergen, 20 +,
unon' !; Union Township 81, West Hob,Een and
onne, 90
Tho quo's for the city of Newark Is 1861.
DEATH FROM IsTEMrPRANcE. - Coroner
FARRELL, OF Jersey ci.y, held an Inquest Yesterday
on the body OF . man nsmei John Brown, residing
At the corner OF Prov tst aud Pavopla Avopu'
who was found dead In his tel ~ verdc, Of doAtb
from intemperance waa rendered
MYSTERIOUS RoBBrRr MIR. Io,cph Cotton
residen, of Waterbury, Conn, appeared At the
Police Headquarters In Jersey City, Yesterday
forenoon, and stated that Ne Rad been robbed tho
night before Of a wallet CONTAINING sos In bill,.
aud Garrett bag and bundle containing clotlin
lie stated that he spen. We fore part Of the uirht
y
| imhhed two or three times, after which he on,
| Over 10 Jersey City for tho purpose If taking the
midnight train for Washington. He did not rcc5'
| let what happened afer arriving on tho JERSEY
Clty side, but thinks h. 70 into the hands Of some
OF TIE shArpers that nies tire public houses in tho
! vicinity OF tho depot. Al late hour in t.e night
MI Cotton was found wandering In tho streets
minus ms money, carpet bag aud bundle, and
'here IL little probability that will ever set ewes
on asain' II won'1 DO to nix Jersey lAhtlius
with beuhne.
lHE bergen Tunnel INVESTIGATION -
lilo special Committee OF nc New Jersey Le, s'a
'urN appointed to investigate tho crcumstance.
attending the resent sccdent in tho BERGEN Tuu
mel visited the tunnel ON Saturday last. They
were accompanied In the examination by Prof
Coos' state GeolosisL the President, Che En
EineeI ana some OF the d rectors OF she ~ Y &
| Erie al. The tunnel MAS inspected by the Com
ml'ts'' regard lone hsi To It's construction, secu
rity and We means Of construcUuy Signals Tn,
| Committee will also continue the examination q
witnesses in reference to the collision between IN,
! n -TTJ q Esse2 AID s-e E!Ie Railway ,raips
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THE NEW YORK sun.

FutIlFhod daily, Nundlys excepted.
TWO GENTS PR coPY-l2 CTSTs uER WEEK.
Delivered anywhere IN the city or vicinity. BY
mail Nr DuNdrs PER gtdr-thTee months loI
81 b., tiN months, -.
lliE StN wac TIE oririna;or of the Associated
P.csr Organization, and Aus tho finest ADVANTAGE or
obtaining nerr. Il contains ALL the L'"s o. lie
day Ia small tIace-oasiv read.
Weekly Edition of the sun
IL published every tuesday. Terms; On NTnlp'rs ior
thu mail II desired TuuIE 'fNIr per '"lN'Tt yer IuV
SUBSCRIPTIONS pRICE-oNr DOLLAR PIE YEAR
Wheeler by single ccpy or In club the c, eipcst pa
mr. T., M ,r6r6 Poo acc Daily sun bv mail zoe
= 4ua.tcr, 81 90 a year, Postage ON Weekly, DC. a
uuhltDr, IUc. a year,
N'' aOsTS : REACH, Proprietor Of TuE SrS,
Corner ulton AID Nassau u.s., y Y.
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pFAD THE FOLLOWING FROM THE
IL POLICE GAZETTE

"STIRRtNG Up A MIST OF VFRMIN"
"OLD PAPERS.-Out readers " III have noticed by
our advertising columns that Aessrs. stockwol b
Emerson arr among N. most enter pising me IchAns
" ms CITY. They have spAed neither pains nor
pence 10 make their huruoSs very extensive, and
thofoufhly have they succeded, that they have .r-
led up meet OF yeluin who seeking TO profit by
their nbois. In order 10 take ADVANTAGE Of their
le,prlse' there men have located themselves in the
snue street. To this there could be objection, II
business hut such u not tie Gaze Being too peuuri-
Gus to alvctiso for cisom,and having too little
10 devise business pn.s 81 their oan, thoy yet have
The mean cunning OF the fox, and GEEK to appro-
pirate TO themscyc- the lu-ire-. built M by
stockwel Emerson. To r",ouplish this, they
adopt the tactics oi the co.hss-mcn in Chatham st
and lie IN wait for tho-e Reutleren's ustomers and
men they zee one On the wAv TO their store, thev
wnylay hU, aud Nv gentle force and by promising 10
induce the individual TO sell 70 them. Now we would
VAN people no. to he deceived BY thcso contemplate
tricks but to carry their goods directly TO STOCK
Emerson, who will pay them the highest market
price, and not cheat them In weight do these har-
9os Who thus soes to trsdc on other mems capital"
THE HIGHEST CASH PRICES paid for old news.
p.per., pamphlets books anu waste paper OF every
sfoCKwELL 4 EMERSON,
SaN % Aun a., one door west Of Nassau a..
IN CENTS PER POUND PAID CASH FOR
IOoId newsplpc!s, hooks and pamphlets. 60 direct
10 ~ Ann -, near William. TllOs. G. BENNETT 81
10 ANN STREET-i9 ANN STREET
~ NERhIN .NtRNINl! NEHMINlll
DO not go on the block where this loathsome disease
BETWEEN WILLIAM AND NASSAU STREETS,
OLD BOOKS, NEWSPAPERS. OR PAMPHLETS
Ten CENTS FIJI if;' POS ena II lPf' &SD UPWARDS
THE HIGHEST cE ll5 3ai FREE cPi
WASTE PAPER,
PAPEK-sTOCK STORE IN THE CITY,
1872 THOS. c. BENNETT.
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MARINE NEWS.


CLEARED.
STEAMSHIP Zolino, Buosov, for Beaufort, y c.
SHIPS c. no-utc, Bremen; h Bi2hAn, siancsco.
Banks Honduras, Vera Cruz; Ionic. aatnmorn',
Ma Bcuily, Beaufort.
BRiGS-llsnry & Aubrey, Iaruay-a Aurora Mat
smofGs; Bride, Matsmoris.
sCHoONER-M ! Hathaway, for Mansanilla.
sLC)i Caroline, Ro.s ,or New Haven. Conn.
ARRIVED.
STEAMSHIPS eco Appoi, new Baltimore
Gen sic H. Il, Port Ro no Brau'ur', Bttmorc;
tctnn Ctcs, Arn ALL ia nee, pAilotclphil ~,
Fort ko'gi, Nyahdank, oyUnue cuttcil Io.t Ro Al
sHlP-C Duncan, from COX, Iceland, mdsc sc.
BARK Yuruu Of Nsrfnu, +, from S1rua.
BRIis-O 'esn Brre, Y Orleans; Rolling wave, do
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THE WOMAN'S INrIRMARY FOR THE

lhf n NlN OF - al.itNAl DISEASES =.
he Ce.inhe flo4re Of II,aiD1" IN open 10. p,.
hh,t Al a." -tt-our Of the yea, aHl /. ia tIo ilust
huNsa.t thI attractive location on tue l-l mo-, being
w, hi'th hlnut,r drive tTom tie Ia 4, and alCt--
rl!t p. TIE iouoNiur routes - hudson RIVER ms
s'lr'nt lo-d NJ, station, llG.4tm tgalub to %
>, Ul Nht 1h Avenue, in connection NIti u lulO Of
sh,s' Nhrh also connect WIN all the ioIOalng
iHi' '.h''N 10 Passengers TO the Inn uAry safes
~ ~ v t'ue cas- lUnuiag eve q tNC inmates ilum
" " hAl 10 l2Hth ~, winch J.. ,uu point nom
N lVu tu' 1OoNe siarcs sat. lLe ID ~ ClLe GAS 10
..,'n So o't H.ecG ozHt Ol the iuLlt. Tie $.
h,oAuv va'' 10 otn It. Eycrg zen WIUuies. S.raIn-
Whnttl luH ever luug iloui ltck sip .u lrn n. 20
gututOusl., Vog
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TRAVELLING.

ii pSON RIVER RAILROAD-ON AND
al 81 MoAday, Jan. 90, Trains leave 3Jth suos
Nest 1t 1880 .ud II 81 A. Msdi, Il and 10 g. ~
..'llht cars attached 10 800 ana l03UP n traius'
CCIIuAF tI4.l un T. VI. Small cars vii nun between
SAaI oc!s AID oUth Sueot Stat!..s.
''' j. ii, IOl CEi, ABsJ. SupL
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DzsY GOODS.

CHEETINGS, SHlRTINGS, AND FLAN-
- nrls at verv reduced prices ut j. LAMBERT 5
BPS eenWich 81 cNA shl.tnrs BIC. and sood white
flannel Ia, Cd. Also beautiful Dclains Tor only 80.
Mermack and other prints very cheap. 81
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GENERAL BUSINESS.

PEST, CHEAPEST AND MOST DURABLE.
- BRfEsTs HAIR DYF.
Iho Not,i pve Of the World Il u,ed IN preference W
all others. hecause
IT DOFs Not STAIN THE sKrS.
and A. all -ho have tried IT, scknov edee
bOLS NOI lNJt RE- the HAIR
hut changes Red or ley hair to heautifui and natnr
al BLACK OR BROWN,
iIu'tAntaneUusyl
and II sold by all piucgsls At the lor price Of
FIFTY CENTS PER BOX
WHotraAtr AGESTs.-D. Barnes 4 Co Of p.,h
lop Frazer q Loo, ~ B,ekmAn Fl Wheeler no
thtrry p Miller Reed, IS Alltn cor. stanton A.
ami cor Houston -. and Ave % Hoadley, gi Fish,h
ave. Porter Fiifchild 4ib Iudson It, and 81 Sixth
ave. bgu-gis's can also h supplied by &. n CRIT
TN bN' - sixth ave- 90
CHEAP FOOD AND FUEL CAN BE PUR.
y 90 sei a. siilht ADVANCE on Wholesale cost at
the ioi0s lar place
NAsONlC MISSION nj Hiding,
AZ the FIVE POINTS, utero wheat and rye -four, In
dian meal, coal and kindhue wood can he obtained
-. Messr'. BARNARD sons,
~ lNpNl ; J.. Ma. tiouverueur st where Is lbs.
tMPiKE MILLS N BROoME ST.
for tho pliChuse Of Hour
ions ". FARMER. ~ Ludlow ST
i '"ll hour potatoes and meat TO industrious work
JAMES M-ERAY, Q4s AVENUE
for The SAFE vi coal ooke and wood, at slight advance
on cost ~
( COMPRESSED YEAST THE DEMAND
y Tor our celebrated con pressed Yeast havins 20
ttpil increased, We deemed ~ duty 10 the public
20 doscuu'e the fOllo~ me deposits 10 the various
rNiif OF the city, who're IL can De had ire-h every
day
DDNAt-. STERN l. 70
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Too Late for Classification.
DEATHS.

RFlLLN-Ou Tuesday, Feb. IL. Edward Reilly, a
native OF the Parish OF Abby County Longfogd. Ire
land, AGED a5 YEAR.
10 attend the funeral, on Thu'riay ate noon Feb
IL, at IL O'clock nom his late Gesitencc / state
~ New York. $50
WADE-On Feb. 18Th. of congestion Of the brain,
JAfne' y. Wade "a cd ~ wears.
The relatives and friends are rospcc'fulv invited
10 attend the iuuo al o. eul osdey morn ing, Fch
IL at w O'Clock, fiom his late residence 30! tenth
street. .al
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COAL.

co ~ PER TON DELIVERED Screened
TJ.Oo from yards tir,t quality Of nut coal
suitable ior family ute. Apply immediately 10 j 4.
BAGlPi, and = Oak n. 10
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aus AND PAlNTS-ROOF OIL 80 CTS,
~ paint oil-, u ct per gallon Grafton plint, ven.
fci, yellow uchrc. ana spanish brown &c per pound
iiu-ecd ods, spirits tufpentinc, md ooOred paint.
cheap; whit" leed and zinc, cts per pound. u. BID
WILL, No 2hI Pearl st 4yb
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A FEW REAMS OF PRINTING PAPER
- "4Aaa' wi lie cold cheap on apg"cltou vt the
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NANTEn-s FINTSHERS AND , Baisters
w on ino custom and chop plntcloou,. B"s' prices
In this CITY paid. Cell all the week at 3g2 Third ave,
top floor. f>l
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lob PRINTERS DESIRING A STOCK OF
PRINTING paper can obtain some chcap, Ass by
anplyine at the sun Once. n
I .ADIES--HAVE NOU EVER TRIED THE
ZB\Lh OF WHITE LILIES Tor Beautifyins and
Pre- erwin me Skiny II Il deightiu D. eparNton,
anu crr be used in vin'cr ~ Vcil summer II
moves pimpes hiotch,- tan and all imper fCctious
nom 10, -eu, rendering IL beautifully clear, soft anil
white rivalin- Nature 81 hcg TAI c- forIns We war
rant u to re ne" from al luxurious ingredients. aud
eIi, cuv harmless 10 tho mott tender sku lobe had
~ 46 South SECOND It. Niiiamrhurrh. Also At Hosd-
lew, ~ Eighth ave, New Ioik. Proc only 80 cents
per bottle on
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I;1 SrNEsS CHANCES.

An OYSTER AND DRINKING SALOON
1Aior sale. Apply in the basement b3s Greene
rueet qM
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1865-11-01

&AHss:s q

THROUGH BY RAIL FROM WASHINGTON
AND ALEXANDRIA TO RICHMOND
AND LfNChBURG.
On and after fridsy sept. /, 1855, the Trains on
TRAINS SOUTH.
Leave Washington ut 90 q. m. and So D. N.
Leave Alexapdris at s. a. m and 3 90 D. m
Leave Gordsnsvile st Il 70 .. m. and 20 g. m.
Arrive At Lypchburg At 9. 20 .. M and 90 O. m
TRAINS MONTH
Leave Lynchburg at &. - q. IN and 7lspn
Leave hlchmond at y % O.. m. and 50 p. m.
Leave Gors1nsyilie at IL ~ ?. m. and u - a. N.
Arrive at aIeIandria az As .. m. and 50 .. m.
Arrive az Washington at g. 30 D. m and Is q N
On sundsys leave " sshingt.n at 80 p m only
LEGAL freight train leaves Alex andria ct 90 a
m and arrives az GordOnsyille at IL IS a. m. Leaves
dria at 90 .. m. Through freight leaves AleIsn-
dina at 90 m. and arrives at Lyncbbure Al z 10
p. IA. Leave Lynchburg at $40 q. N. AID arrive st
AieAandrla at 6lop m
train south from Washington and the IS a M
train north from Lynchburg
Passengers by the IS .. N. and z Is D. N trafue
from ~ nchhurg, and the z 90 q. m. and z rs D m
treiBs from Richmond connect with trains Al Wash-
ington for all parts Of the North and West
This route has the ad vantage ever all Others By
paving continuous rail from New York 70 Lynch
burgess miles.
1t also passes through Fairfax, Bull Run. Manas-
Hper, Orange and GsrdonsvilIe, where many OF
Tie late great battles were fought
Ilskeu can be procured in Adams Expre4a
WInlIang. opposite the b. 4 o. Il. r. Depot in
s Washington, also 1t the Depot on Maryland
Trains leave the corner OF LIST and @ ,treets.
washington. W. Ii. McGAFFERTY
NJ General Superintendent.
Alexandria, Sept. ], 1865. se ff