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MEDIOAE.
RAITIHORR IocK HcsrtT1kT.
EsrABLIsHKD asa RETUaH FROM oB,rI
rslF estHlsrgI fERH.HiIg8gaH al
ZEE ONLY PLACE WHKAn a oURn Gar n
4 -LLL. IL 1. !. OBTAIMkn. - 49,


THR ONLY PLACE WHKRn A oURn Gar \
DIX JoHNsros Ass disecvusa Dc nm A.
t.int sPssaD sad onlL elssta.i l.usay IN d
urps, kGsstions q tbs Kidssys s.i 1is1Ass. 4
voluntary discharges, Impo,ansl, 0sA1si b@
Spirits, Confusion u Ids. R.lpil.fass q
a" oss. sasSE ,..s.:: = ~ s ss.:.
B. s ,ke:s sstriS Z aissrses s.s. ss
ne Solitary Habits of YOafb-ahsss lacrsI \,
s .S sHS, y SSs.ns u ~ Maine, ~
biiRbtIng their mod btiliiant hopss o. aniielpy
lions, rendering marriages, Ae. impos.ibla
a.. ..r..E YOUNG mkM -.
Rspociaily, who have become the vtolima n
tsry Vles, that dreadful and destsuesiv. M
which AnnpAlly sweeps 70 an unflnsly graJ
Thousands Of Young Mon Of the most exalted /.
epts and brilliant intellect, who might otAsrvtN
have ontrSnood nhtsning s.hAles With the thu
ders Of oloquonee, or walked 70 ecstAsy the nyil
Tyre, may call with full confidence
MARRIA0R
Married Persons, OF Todng Zen contenpiah
Rsrrisso sSiag HyssS q Bsy1sai v:stAss
Ia Who places himself under ths eaFs q D
J. may Tellg iOusly eonhde on hIa honor - 20
tlsman, and sonadontly rely upon his stin :
Apn''A ORGANIC wKAKnRss
Immediately Cured and Fun yigor res@Fe1
| This Dreadful Dlsease-.u hish rendels Llfsht
cradle and Marriage impoasibls-ls NE penal
| paid by the victims 81 lmpropar indulgSass
l0uhg u. ~
i may ensue. Now, who that understand d
sysss ~. 4, 80 ..,,.- ~ 49, t.lI,..I
RLosIeaVn " ~ ,.SLh ~, n-rI.. ~
nnP.VPs. ,L. n..sn,. ~ h..,,t-
sss v XXX No., .e,lons spd dassrussi,a ~
spIns ny ~ 49, - ,usnS 49, ~ ~
toms 70 oo,h ooaL sna ~ NM ph.',.., N ZHs1
| y g., est-SssL -. - k.a--.I.ts. ~ nsel
r nenps .a,.hS,,,v n-snsr.ss p.lr,..,,s.
neIu W ruls,n',.. Eln.t,sr,,on.i n.h,,a,
nv HonaS - ~ p.s,.,. raa.hs roa..,,'".i
snASnns " '"e H"'' N~-s-'' NAPNO7
eess,,r,, 40 |, .orrrts vpvnvptcV srp,ul
| yEk,Nh -; ' oy :. IT,. n.,.,.SI l,l
-, Ls' mana sla aE m p.n ~. Nc, sn
sM aooIs LIN naa, sns e"h"' tAN H0' :" 00'e'
name snu hu nun p - .,.,.,, 49,. 81
Lelters nust " Pala Ana n se~p "
DOCTOR p'p'0|nSI Snf.MsroH
mon,,, =, m. Ros.i GaIIs,s N a,,s.o,. y
hemDet o. the hoy 0VnsHs =. as,ne1nA e
son, FrAdus toS' S S1., o. NJ ms. omnee.
lesc5 IN MY ~ Sh n oNa'.., ~ IN. tss pal
~ VIZ" nh1 ~ t,SsgiuSsii.nt.s "a Ipak sn
LonaS% .n.o ~ ~ ,pos. ..,aa,, hIas ny
that were ever know! many troubled VI
nI.,,s.n ~ haIns sis,,nad =, saadsn sonsS,
! Se' ri,hs $3.50, E,.hins .,,usI,
snmatIms, Tin a dsssncemenl On ths miaJ
some'nes Win usS.Ahss"'H' VI IN" ~'a'
Wsfo our = IN ny ns1S;rf an wosrtcu
~ lA nH Ian ~ ,,i.H - ~ 80 ,.,...
| a. VI :. AusIesses Az thvss W. nssS iHure
mem. ~ ,p VI, III mi mia nss
hAph,, Mheh Iu,h pyeh 10y 49, , ~. w
ing them Tor e''her BUSINESS s'ua'' sweeney
49, a, A.. .t.,1 ,,.i...N.,. =.
s.e,. p3odSscd nv carly hsbit. oS youth, N
weakness, 81 the Back and Limbs, r.ln v In :
n p, nni..S,, 1fh tisss. n!.nse.I,
| aoNc', IHpa.u.noh Y w I.o9els spA-P,vg,'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

the Paris Debats says "several news
papers mention q rumor according TO
which the Emperor, on returning nom
Africa, will go 70 Clyita Vechif and have
an interview there with tho Pope, or In
SPAIN" and continues: at would b,
foolish TO credit such rumors too readily
aud Il would beeArelssss not 70 take noIic'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

SEDEEsDlY fvENfNd i.llI'n,JUNR ;, IOas.
UaLT RssnlAEIoas.--The trial Of Msyol

- -, = \. h,
Yell ioNs,--Lne sIlal OF MAO
Baddcck, hssistans rrovoss harsnh oen-
gM, TOT mnli q, ~ once MS Tha
s eolyenea nhni NE othaay oa SI.s .,..sd
eesnnon{ ~ .tne proseo ,.N,',., ~, coe,,
ene ~ lYsenos WI oPeu 49, sS 80.
rd.siemp,21 tfim tsc!e, Nno 49, -. ~ -
gNlof nc srcueeo, ou. spou 4, ~, y.
. het.iqelfe IQr me pi", a,s =
1avs.eonabss Sns.seeen !. W , no
ponuelin ~ vss.us eV.ny - ", ~ n :
Is,ty iHyotSso, pu. We unu ~. n W. ~
. fialns ~ ~ lolo " Psove 49, ~ I-ptf
eoms o.ne se'.,ss'ons , oI w -. ~
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N ~ Nlss UOsns - .s..st ~. ~.
~ ynelIs n, w. ly.,LSe ~
n1o ol ~ n.a.I ~ -. ~
.ccaI anI 1oysI n,ns ~, oi n,S,s
we ~ w w hno t uos ~
~, .s.s,s,n. .nS. :. ~ WIZ wi4
~ sssal.4.. ~ W mo sestuin"' VI '"o
PuS as ,rsAs.. .-...,,.r..o,.oa The
~ - - ~, ~, u, O
ny 1910 49, nv ". Se ~,
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

John R. BLvANs q co,
" n0o &ssa NC ~ ' 8 street. @
DEALKR
BLACKsMITHB' AND WHRKLWRIGHTs'
HARDWARE
ANvILs--wroughti Cast Steel Faced.
vICBs-Soiid Box Com, Cottsr Keys PaTal-
lel, Las, Chain, l,aS,L
eLED0R HAMMERS
HAND DO. g.
PICKS
NDrs-square Punched iHsxAgOn Punches,
WAsHERS.
CABLE CHAINS-L toIS zach.
BPRlN0s-Brighti Black.
AxLKS-LoRs ARM Patent; Solid Collar.
CART HUBS
WAGON HUBS.
OAK AND ASH BENT RIMS
HICKORY BENT RIMS
SAWED RKLLORS-3to 3 inches thread
HICKORY sPOKES ...
OAK SPOKRS.
BHAPTB-Raa, light; Rus, medium; < IN.
iShsd, light; msdium IN, heavy express, gro
sSry; finished, light land bars)i medium
land barrel heavy land barsl. .s
POLKB-RuR; finished land eiFslas)
BWIN0LKTRkkg-LAght fsEralel medium
AnlaAsA hAANH
IIMIanKD,WHkELs-L
] 0Ru TET SBnno 0AAR.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

The man who said that he would walk
from Boston TO Washington IL Lee surrer-
dorod arrived In the latter place from the
former on Sunday He "did" the little
promenade In 80 days.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

On the night OF the arst performance
OF L'Afficaine at Parls, the evening
closed with a display In very questionable
taste. A bust of the master was brought
on the stAge crowned with eVSrgreens
and all the strength Of the company waved
palm branches over 1t, This was called In
The bills an apotht oSls!
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

The sIGNALH, Q German paper, tells 0
story Of rare sang frold In German
artist. She had been singing some solo
during representation at Gratz, when
her dress took fire at one VI the footllghts
The audience rose and bhriek edi-what
did the siDgerl Beating feur bars 70
guished the fame, and then quietly taking
up the air, without loss OF time or tact,
sang TRANQUILITY 10 the end.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

Those who have travelled In the country
can testify that q rose tree under the win
dow, honeysuckle around the door Of .
cottage, Ia Q good omen 70 weary trAy-
eller. The hand that cultlvates nower'
10 not closed against the supplicatiOns
Of the poor, nor agsinst the wants Of the
stranger. Flowers may DO called the alpha.
bet Of the angels, wherewith they write on
hills and plains mysterious truths.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

IMPORTANT TO DISCHARGED SOL.
i DIERS. Tickets can be procured at the oh 90
Of the Great Pennsylvania Route, Rdj dining the
oiioo Of Major Taylor, y. s. 7. NJ, at the Lodge Of
the u T. Sanitary Commission, ~ all POiRts In the
Northwest aud Southwest, at greatly reduced
rates Soldiers will hnd this the cheapest, quick
est, aud safest route 10 their homes.
nys9-lRd Z j. WILKINS, Agent
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

IN THE SUPREME COURT OF THE
l. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA
ANNIE \. PETERSON W.. GEORGE PETER
TON. In Equity No. sol. Petition for Divorce.
The subpoena Issued 10 compel the defendant
appearance having been returned iutO the Clerk :
othee by the Marshal, on tho 10th day Of March,
1885, endorsed ''nOR sst,' and the defendant
having failed 70 suter his appearance on the hrSt
the complainant having hled an AaidAVit Of a
dislhterested witness that the defendant has been
AbsSnt from this District for more than siH
months, 50 that tho process cannot be served on
him, II Is, on motion Of complainant this 9Th day
Of May, lS65, ordered that the defendant cause
his appearance TO BIO entered on this suit on OF
before the arst Tuesday Of July next, otherwise
the bill may DO taken for confessed.
By order Of the Court,
Atrue eopyi RI. MEIGs,
myS-WdWA Clerk.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

John R. ELvANs 4 CO.,
d 81 Louisiana ave. and sos @ street, n
WARRINGTON, D. c., ~
DHLLHnA II ~
IRON AND srRnI.
SWEDISH IRos-ordinAry sissS.
RERINRD IRON.
BAuNALL's, he.
iioRsR SHOE IRoN-M.rs. 40
Sv1is AND HALy RouNDa
o. D, NAIL RoDS
THR. do,
NORWAY sHAPEs.
SPRING STEEL.
E EpS CORK 81 STEEL.
H00Ps-GalyAniied.
EXTRA F&IL RIVER RoDs-ROund and
square, charcoal plate Iron; PuddlSd
sHEST fRoN-AmsrIcAnj American ''osta-
nara" BelsiAni I'm. Russia Russia
sauERK CAST sTERI-sAndsrsOn'G
oCTAGoN CAST srERL.
SHEAR sTERL-sandsrson'G
GERMAN sTEKl.
FLAT CAST STEEL.
BLISTER STBRL-AmerisAn.
ROUND sTKRl--caSt; machinery.
ApiI-Sm
ID Y W. L. W A L Il u q o..
ID AUCTtONRKRS.
HoRsR AND CARRIAGE BAZAAR
AND REPOSITORY.
Expressly for the
SALE OF HORSES,
CARRIAGES, STOCK, 40,
Ss LOUISIANA AVENUE,
Between Ninth aud Tenth streets, Washington
AUCTION SALES EVERY
TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
CASH ADVANCED on coNsIONNEA If.
STORAGE ron CARRIAGES.
HORSES, CARRIAGES, &C.,
Received for Private Sale.
W. WALL = CO., Aust5
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nAILRoADs. 4
1854 IRR1E6FNSETs 1854
Wv YoRK LIkEs.

INV rOkk bAA Ap'
fHH cAnDnn AnD kGBoT AND PHILADEL-
rHrk AND FRKrroS RAIERoAD COMA
NInv L1nrs r.1' 70
YRoN PHrraprIPHrA TO new YORK
.'a GHb WAT PLAoRA ....I
Ynom WALNUT gfRKRr WHARF AND n
KRNsIHoToH pKPoT, -. .
d } WA anAyr A. yorEows, vIsi % vara
s ss Ssss:. =. .ssy.S 49, .
tea n, VA casadss ssd Jersey oily
Eos Jersey AscsmnsAatisa..! ........ q -
Mes. nJg VI csndsn and Ssrssy 0ity--
Al "a -. 'ds l6sndss sai jssssy oily
A. u a 8. ,.viG KsusinStss ana Jsrssy .
Sy-nsI,c.. - -. SO
A AssSnnodsti on..s.................. 70
Al ,. m. via Camden ana AnbOy--c. sSd
4. RzPrOsss 80. acknowledgement "
\. xss, M ~ S,S SS..y 90
A. 81 p NJ, via Ksnsingtou and jersey
Clty--ESening Natl, ~! ......-.:..... 90
MllkP =. via fKeusihstOa and Jersey
clty-eosthern Mail. ...........:..... 500
Al ~ tNight, via Ksnsinstoa and Jersey
efty-southern Express. ............... q %
AZ p. N. Via Camden and Amboy--As-
sOnnOdstieh N,sight and PasseugsrD +. =,
-t 1st Glass ticket. ..n......... =
"a elass ticket. ........... ]. 80
The ais p. N. Evening Mail and the J. %
Might Southern Express will run daily, (All
Othsrs, sasaays szseptsd.D
ENTHUSIASTICALLY HBw YORK LINES
Leave walnut stree, wharf at ssndsa. n,
Leave Kss.inston Dspo, at Ills a. N. 4 %,
4 80 and 9. - .. N. aud II 20 a. m, lnight)
s. ina y. :s. 3 n' rams d.i' ''l ''h'''
I Ha
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

~ On Friday last eleven colored sol-
dloTs were TO have been hung at VickSburg
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

JUD0B BADo1R, Of North Carolina, and
formerly U. 3. Attorney General, has had
two parelytie Stsokss, and 10 Scarcely able
70 SFtlenlAta, IoIF
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

L. 4. CHITTRNDBN, President mh2a-h
7 70 NATIONAL LOAN. 73O
Mr.. JAY COOKE, OF our firm, having resumed
The General Agency for Government Loans,
We are prepared to furnish promptly, to agents
and purchasers,
.. s. sRvRE THIRTY TREASURY NOTES.
These notes are issued, under!dAto Of August 10,
1884, in denominations Of
$50, 500, $500, 81, 900 AsD 5000
They bear interest Gt7S-lo per cent per an.
mum, and have coupons attached, payable In
lawful money on February 18th and August 10Th
Of each year The principal will be paid In law.
full money on August 18th, 1857; or, at the option
Of the holder, the notes may then be exchanged
at par for
UNITED STATES PIvB-TwRNTY BONDS,
rsdsemsbls at tho pleasure Of the GOyernrnsn'
at any time aftsr Ave years, and payable twenty
years from August LIST, 1857, with interest u
,o,.
SIX PER CENT. IN COIN
p.vabls .sm,-,nuually. The.. bonds are Al
present worth in the market shout
NINE PER CENT. PREMIUM.
nom which deduct the premium upon the as'
erusd gold interest, and there Is LEFT = net pre-
mum upon the bonds Of
HA rAA "AA'
We receive in payment for subscriptions the
take Certificates Of indsbt'dnes' And Government
YulI information furui.h I'd upou application In
c,ur,or ~o prvvps ANN uo,nRp. IN
sRygN THIRTY NoTRs.
the Secretary Of The Treasury has given notie.
uumAturod coupons are attached.
sb4-da 90 Bankers.
FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF
WARRINGTON.
,-,,,
-
-
~
lSrH srREHr' Opposite rHH rHHAsURr DEPART
Government securities with treasurer unHs
stAsos'
nz-oNn MILLION DoLLARa.xa
$780,. ,---.
'~'0 "N 'N'
JAY COOKE CO., a.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

vIcroR HU0o.-The following 'lstcc
utteranee" on American sffsirs by tn,
illustrious poet, patriot aud pro'erE, Vic
tor Hugo, has been received by Mr.. @.
JulIan Harvey, now Of this city. We give
o Translation
HAUTEvHLE HoUsE, GrEREsEY,
y. MAY I, 1865
DEAR Mr. JULIAN HABNEE,-I thank
you Tor your excellent letter. ..,.
At the moment you were writing, the
North was victorious and Lincoln alive
To-day, Lincoln Is dead. That ceath en-.
MOBILES lincoln. and confirms the victory.
The south has gained pothing BY thlt
crime. '.t '..'t. .
Slavery 10 abollfhed.
Il is abolished by the glorious means
with which h has been attacked, and
through the exccrsble means by which III
has been defended.
Long live Liberty Long live the Republic I
Iprcss your hand.
YIcToR HU0o.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

GSTibaldi's wound In the ankle hss
caused hls permanent lameness, but his
heath Ia completely re-establlshed.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

Home, the medium, has gone to England,
u y said, to marry a Scotch lady. RSps
and Rappee will be matched
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07

HROCERs, BUTCHERS, AND PR0VIs.
" ION DBALKR4
TAXI NoTICl.
We offsr for sale
10, 900 RKAns CAP STRAW,
1000 RRkNs oRowE STRAW.
ALSO,
All kIAds u
WRAPPING PAPER,
TEN PR CENT. LOWER
than can purchased elsewhere.
We are constantly purchasing. for CASH.
OLD BLANK BOOKS,
BILLS, RECEIPTS,
LETTERS, AND ..
NKwsPAPKRs
For which We villpSy
AN ADVANCE ABovK THR MARKET.
CASH PAID FOR RAGS, RoPR 10
KNIGHT 4 JoHNsoN's.
o.. n south Charles street.
dslO-w .H BaiapOss. Maryland.
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07
NJ & W INV IN 7 / o N
ARTIFICIAL CHRoPLAsTIC
BONE TEETH.
DR.. 8. D. sIoEsMoED,

78s PennsylvaniA avenue, between Twelfth And
Thirteenth streets, Washington.
Or. 8. calls the attention Of the public TO IN
following advantages Of his improved system
lbt. The teeth Of his mannfaeture will nsIe
oorrsde nor change color BY any acids, aud At
three fourths lighter than any other. 4,
ID. No teeth or roots need be eEtraeted, A. h
artificial ones can DO inserted over them.
Sd. The roots will be made inOaensiVe ~
never 10 ache. .-
an. No temporary teeth are needed, n per
mAnent ones can be made Immediately, thereo
preserving the natural expression OF the nc.
which, under the old system, Is frequen'iJ s'
figured.
9th This work has been fully tested for owe
ave years by many Of the hrst chemists 81
physiciAns Of this and the old eountry. -,
DR.. 3. has also invented a white indestruSu
BILE metal nlling, with which the most sen,in :
teeth can be allied without pain, and can eal.
/ up perfect sound tooth on any side roo'A' Nh''
will last through q lifetime,
TEETH EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIH
with Innoxious HaPor, by Dr. slgesmOnd, ,
| Pennsylvania avenue, Inventor and sole mAn
| fAetursT u Anasatie obnoxious VaPoT, Y
Laughing Gas, nor ChlorOfOrm or Ether D,
strictly an Anaestio agent, entirely free from 81
hilATAting effects, aud perfectly harmless, eau
| ing = quiet sleep, with pleasant sensations ~
| perfect insensibtlity TO pain,
The best Of references given N required. a..
Gall and examine Tor yourselves, ae'
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07
CHIRP oUARTERMAsrER's OFFICE

NHIRP QUARTERMAsTER's OFFICE
" DEPOr OF wAsunaroH, wAsHIHGroS' D. T.
January 4, 1854
All dealers in Drugs, Hardware, Lameet
Leather, Ohiee Furniture, Harness and sIdisL
are requested TO send 10 this once, on the ME-
DAY OF each week, a sealed proposal or hs'I ,
dupIiodis, Of tho articles they are prepared
furnish 10 this depot Al short notice, wilh "
price Of each marked In plata Agares, 20 thA~
ease the sKigsncies Of the services require ~
article or articles can be obtained Withoa' ae'A'
and Al the lowest price. -, ,
Dealers wishing 70 cell 10 this Depot vii
required 70 furnish the List IanstaaliE s'0i
nendnV morning. D. n. RUCKkh,
BTiG, 0Cn. anA Chisf oaaItermasieI,
isS.W Depot u Wsahiag'sps
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CRBAT PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE TO
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.


THE o.l5 A. n. TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Connects with the .. 30 = ~. train from Bal
tnors for Pittsburgh and the West, and
for Elmirn, Buffalo, Rochester, Dan
kirk, CanandAiRua, aud Niagara
Fails, and for New York City.
THE T. 30 r. n. TRAIN PRoN wAsHINoTon
Conneets with tho s D. m. train from Bal
timore for PittSburg and Rrio,
THE g. BP. n. TRAIN IRON WASHINGTON
Come, "a with the 10 p, N. Express from
Baltimore and runs through to Pits
buIEh and Rlmira, without change
Of cars, connecting at Pittsburgh
for Cincinnati, ChieAgo, and
81. Louis, and AuBlmirA
for Buffalo, RoeheA-
ter, and Syracuse.
0NB THROUGH TRAIN on SUNDAY,
Leaving Washington at o'clock y. m,
SLEEPING CARS on NIGHT TRAINS
BoLDIERs' TIoEErs At 0oyRRHnHST RArns.
Low FARE AND QUICK TIMB.
A1-Ror Tickets and any Information apply at
the ones Of the Great PennsylyaniA Route, cor
nor PennsylvAnia avenue and sixlh street, under
National Hotel, aud Depot House, No. ass @ street,
near New Jersey avenue, washington;
Superintendent n. O, r. Z.
KLwILKIEs,
Passenger and Ticket Agent
JNo. dILLETT, Passenger Agent,
Corner Sixth streSt and PsnnsyiVAhia aVenhs'
ds2s-u d.. ....
Daily national Republican. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1862-1866, 1865-06-07
HOUsEKEEPERS COAL COMPANY.
COAL AT COST
sToCKH FRS.
OFFICE No. "a. THIRTEENTH STREET,
ABOVE O.
THOs. r. WILSON, AaRET.

g..
ABOVE O.
THos. R. WILSON, AaHST.
To HousokeePers;
Cost Of Mining aud Transporting ton Of
Coal, 22tO lbs., to Philadelphia. %
Yard Expenses and Delivery. .....,.,...,.. !.
Freight from PhilRdelPhia, present rGte.... 2.Sl
wharfage. ...,...,.,.........'...
Our price for a ton Of Coal, delivered In
Retail price per ton OF 1000 lbs. in Wash
ingtOn, present rate. .................,..,A O
as
Are you willing to continue TO pay from 10 Il
rs per Centum advance gu your CoAlf Do yoI
wish TO save from ~ to " per ton, and get goo,
article, vol prepared
Each stakeholder In the HOUSEKRRPERS
COAL COMPANY IL furnished with cOHpOI
for every share Of stock he holds. Bach coupol
eutitles the holder TO TON OF COAL ANNU
ALLY AT COST for 10 years.
90 Al ths present retdii price " Coal, stock
hOidLsr toill Sdps the entire cost Of hLs stock Il
too pears, srciasfVs " any cash dfVtteads
mHV recstpe.
| Tho Company's mines are in complete workin
| order, with all the machinery, &c. necessary +
work the colliery; tho present capacity bolnI
| 10000 tons
| From the sale II surplus Coal over that used b.
the Stockholders, the Company expects to raaliE
sumcient profit 10 pay good somi annual cas-
| dividend,
SUBSCRIPTION BOOKS OPEN AT THE OPTIC
OF THE COMPANY,
AS Thirteenth street.
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RAILROAD .ACCIDENT IN INDIANA.
Cars Thrown On nm Embnpkwrnt-He-
mnikabIe Escape Of PnssenGers.

An accident, which only by extraordinary
good fortune failed entail terrible loss Of life oc-
CURED on the morning OF Aug "a. on the Plttsburg
Fort Wcyne and Chicago Railroad. The incidents as
related by correspondent OF The chicago NJ. .'''ah
are fs follows:
1.-THE cypress train westward bound. conss sting Of
pgne tender two express one baggage car five
COACHES and two Sleeping carsal the passenger cals
being crowded-wes passing along over an emoank-
10 feet hef, three miles west OF flercelon nj G
speed OF about 20 miles hour when TIE engine Dt the
breaking Of wheel the front truck Of the erfine
exuress and baggage and two ont coaches were
precipiatrc down the ombanEment. turned over on
Their Sides and crushed and jaInmcd together IN m
most indscrbabe confusion. Two other coachcs were
thrown the track at amost night angles, VINE
auOheTs front trucks left the rail One trstcia-s car
and two sleeping.cags kept the track. IAe engine
turned partly over on its SIDE md buried cf four
FIVE f. the SOFT mud Of the dch. The tcnder broke
loose from and shot ahead OF tne euginc-the I've
expires cars s ahead 81 tie tender ana over on AeT
sdes The baggage car was wedrcd In between the
front port Of the engine and the tender Ia position
right angles With track crushed partly over on 10
tie trucks Of the cspsized tender and literally
smashed into klnclny wood. The second pas
senger coach was thrown against the cab
Of the engine, crushing IL almost down TO tie
mouth of tie furnace. II here that the only casu
alty 10 life occurred. Mr. &. 4. White, the fireman.
from Fort Wayne wss severely injured that be died
in few hours. He left young wife but three months
married The engineer. strange to ray, was entirely
uninured
ii was the general remark By al tie railroad men
and passengers who viewed the able jumbo aid
crash Of tie wreck that it the worst wreck and
most fortunate accident they ever saw. II could hardly
be deemed possible that Two coaches Allied a. they
were-the two front ones with women and many
C.iidrcA-could De so nearly destroyed M were
these without injury 20 large number. Yet
there scarcely O scratch TENED by 4 single per
Of The hundred passengers which constituted the
freight of there coaches. And the baggage masters and
express messengers Of whose recovery aye there WIS
scarccly hope entertained were dug out frOih The
fragments o. their trunks boxes and heavy ght with
scarcely mark On their PERSONS"