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Washington News.
Miscellaneous.

NEW YoRK, May 2l.-The morning papers
have the following special dispatches from
Washington
A rumor is current in the city that Gea
Howard is considering the propriety of re-
signing his position as the head of the
Freedmen's Bureau.
Lewis D. Campbell, the newly confirmed
Minister to Mexico, has arrived in the city
from the West to receive his final instruc-
tons from the Secretary Of State.
The proposed appropriation of eleven or
twelve millions of dollars for the use of the
Freedmen's Bureau is c~resting some little
stir among public economists. 1t has al
ready become a question whether that item
OF the appropriation bill can be passed with
out serious curtailment.
The President is preparing q proelama-
ton TO explain that his recent peace proc
lamation abrogated martial law through the
South, and this n is necessary to disabuse
the public mind that military interference
in the coming trial Of JEFF. Davis will pre-
vent the expression of a jury.
The recent discharges Of clerks in the
Treasury Department are to take effect on
the 30th of June. The Department was
thoroughly canvassed a short time since,
and its attaches elassed under three heads
indispensable, intermediate and incompe-
tent. In this latter cless the slaughter has
chiefly been made. There are over 200
more to go. The object is retrenchment.
The remains of Col. Lewis V. Quacken-
bush, of the 5th Michigan Infantry, killed
in the seven days battle in front of Rich
mond, have been identified and sent to his
friends in Michigan. Over 2,oe0 bodies
have been disinterred and placed in the
National Cemetery at Seven Pines, l,206 of
whom are unknown. The work still goes
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a. SINGLE BOX OF BRAND

ErA SINGLE BOX OF BRAND
RETTs PILLS contains more vegetable e1trac.
tive matter than twenty boxes Of any pills 10 the
OTld besides; hny-hye hundred physicians use
them In THAR practice to the exclusion Of other
HrgAtiTes. The hrSt letter Of their Talue is yet
scarcely appreciated. When they are better
kneWn, sudden death and continued sickness will
be Of the past. Let those who know them speak
right ont in their favor. It is e duty which viii
ssfs life.
Our race Is subject to a redundancy OF VitiAtsd
bile at tkis season, and It is So dangerous as II is
prSvalsnti but BrAndreth's Pills afford an inval-
uable Gnd sfhcisnt protection. By their OCCASION
al use We prevent the collection Of those impuri-
tics which, Whsn In sufficient quantities, cause so
much danger to the b0dy's health. They soon cure
Liver Complaint Dyspepsia, Loss Of Appetite,
Pain In the Head, Heartburn, Pain in the Breast.
bono, Sudden Feintness and oostivsness. Sold by
all respectable dealers in Medicines.
may10- BIG: &vEeod
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POLICE CoURT-The following cases were
disposed Of by Judge Abbey yesterday morn
ing:
Drunkenness - Henry Butcher, IS and
costs, State law Mary Williams, 30 days
to the Work House NJ. D. sanderson, Thos.
Burns, George Knox, Thomas Barnes, and
William Feckes, eaeh 81 and costs Fred.
K Volt, s. and costs John Hemlin, 81 and
costs.
Peddling Without Lieense-Isidore Bro
denstein, IS and costs.
Violating Dray Ordinance - Stephen
Mills, 81 and costs.
Yagrancy-Catherine Triiley, 80 days to
the Work House.
Disturbance-Joseph Klinkner and Geo.
spangler, each So and costs; David Woditz-
ka, 81 and costs; Edward Dorsey, Michael
Goetz, John Egley and J.. h. Ward. IS and
costs.
Assaalting offcer-Edward Darcy IS
and costs.
Resisting oaicer-Dsniel Dunn s. and
costs.
Destroying PrOperty-James MeEally,
costs.
Lswd BehaviOr-ROsalia woditska, dis
charged.
Continued Cases-Assault and Battery
James Rowe, nolled; Grand LarceDy-Chas.
o'shay, continued till the Goth.
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ToMsoRlAL.
HUMAN HAIR.
Il

VAN. DAY HAS REMOVED TO 100
Wv PUBLIC sQUARE--HR. WILLIAM DAY
having 3l1f arrived from Knrope, Eould in
form the Ladies and public generally, that hehaz
Row open for Inspection the largest and most COM
Plste stock Of HUMAN HAIR GOODS ever oHared
70 them In Cleveland. Handsome Long Hair,
brought especially for the manufacturfnr- D:
SWITCHES, BRAIDS, COIL HEAD DRESSES,
&e. Ladies vi do well to examine thfs beEufffui
Hair before purchasing lssWhers.
H.B.-Aany veFy pretty Head Dresses brozrht
direct from PSris-he very latest hsshion-fnev
designs in Coils Twists, BOwE, Ec.lAny Of ths
above Head Dresses, an Of which can be made OUT
ofeEttohss md Rraids without injury to ether
nest EEsTRMhxstytNs mails
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RAILROADS.
OLEVELlND q T0IRD0 RI1R0II


1850. SUMNER ARkXEGEMENT. Isss.
Ah and assE Monday Kay IEsh, 1865, trains
" VIII leave Cleveland daily a. follows fsanaays
1904. H.-cHIoAeo EXPRESS. stUv. 4 ss,s..
Grafton, Oberlin, Wskaman. Koran. Nom
r~osEilie, BsllsEuoJ Clyde, fremont and HI
more and arrives At Toledo a. 1910 p. n.
Chicago at 11s60R. n, and Detroit $50 ,. 4.
ESQ P. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. at ~ sta.
tions on soathsrn Division, and arrives az
d Toledo as T:S0 P. NJ, Chicago $40 A. T., and
Detroit at 10:<6 p. N.
400 p. A.-NoRTHERE HAIL-St0pg ct All sta
tons on Northern Division snd arrives 81
$50 P. 4.-Nl0HT EXPREE5-9tops atGfafon,
OberIln, NerEalk, MonrosyfIls, Clycs spd
Fremont. and arrives IN Toledo Es Loo A. T.,
Chiesg0 ct 1880 a. n, and Dstroit Ct 1000
A. n.
Connections are mads at Monrosvnlo with the
sendnsky, Mansfield Newark zi1roads at Sandus-
~ With Dayton 4 o~inelnnatiR aifroads a. Fr1noat
Hnfthe Fremont 4 Indiana Railroad: and e To.
$40 win the Michigan Southern 4 Horthern In
elAna and Toledo & Wabash Railroads for Chfcaro,
Detroit Jaeksons Fort Wayne, Logansportdnhys
ettoi Claire, Alton, St. Louis and al points west.
Northwest and Southwest.
Trains arrive in Cleveland from Toledo aEd the
West at go A. ", &20P. n, and 9:20 P. \. IRON
Sandusky at Gle 8UOER,
I CleTeApdt naI q, 1855. S1peTiutendslf.
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INSURANCE.
CONTINENTAL
Life Insurance Company,
OF Hartford, Conn.
JOHN s. RICE. PreaIdent,
SAMUEL e. ELMORE. Secretary.
B. G. II. Huntington, Gen. Agent.
Oaace No. : Public square,
CLEVELAND, OHIO.

TWITHOUT DETRACTING IN THE
w least from tbs merits or stability Of other
companies, IL IL perfectly obvious, from the last
report Of the Insurance Commissioner of Massa.
snossttsr that the Continental ranks among the
pest Life Insurance Companies in the country
both In reference to its capital, ratio Of expenses,
70 premium receipts, promptness with which Ii
pays It's losses, as well a. the sterling integrity
eno eApaol1ty otis ofhoers and managers. The
Continental possesses all the advantares Of AZ
practical experience Of older companies BY adopt,
Ing all the improved and popular methods ofgrant-
ing policies, BY which the assured receive the
greatest possible beneft-sueh as the endowment:
non-forfeiting ten annual payment system /; M
correct nsthod OF distributor Of dividends.
PERSON. wishing 10 insure or conuest Themselves
WITH the Company As Agents, will apply by letter
or otherwise 70
&c. n. HUNTINGTON, General Agent.
ep3I.Rl4 No. I Public Square, CIeveIsnd. @.
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By the piece or package. the largest assortment ii
this market OF
Black GFos du Rhine Silks,
Black eros Grain Silks.
Plain and Fancy Dress Silks.
FOulard and Lining Silks.
OFgaadies and JaeOnets.
Barges and Grenadines.
P0plins and POplinetts.
Len8s and A0sambiques.
Lawns and Pereales.
GinghamS aud Uhambrays.
DeLaines and ChalIis.
MelangeS and Argentines.
M0haiFS and Alpacas.
French and American Prints.
Elegant Spring ShaWls.
Paisley and Paris ShaWIs.
Berlin Wool ShaEs.
Spun SILK ShaWls.
Barge d Grenadine ShaWls.
Silk Basquines.
Cloth Basques and Talmas.
Magnificent Cl0akings.
Ladies Cloths and Sackings.
Freneh& AmericanCaslmePe
TWeeds and Cashmaretts.
Black & COlOred COatings.
C~OttOnades and Linen Drills
Irish, Blay g. Blouse Linens.
Table Damask, DOylies and Napkins.
HuCks, KerSeyS, Crashes, Diapers.
Nottingham Lace DrapeFies.
COunteFpanes and Quilts.
SR1ssRs, JacOnets, Mulls,
SarSnets, TarltOnS, BrilIiants,
Shirred, Tucked and Dotted Muslins.
India TWills, BObinets, Blends.
Veil Nets, Bareges and Grenadines.
Lace, Grenadine and Shetland Wells.
Grapes, Grape and Love Wells.
Cotton, SILK and LisIe Hose.
Gloves, Gauntlets, Mitts.
Empress and AleXander's Kids.
Foreign and DOmeStls BalmOFals.
BalmOral Skirtings.
Bradley's Duplex Hoop Skirts
Osborne d Cheeseman's Hoop Skirts.
ThOmpsOn's BalmOral Skirts.
French and American COrsetS.
Sun Umbrellas and ParasOls.
Dress and AantilIa Ornaments.
OF the above We offer an assortment net surpassed
by any house west Of Few York. Our
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AMEHICAN WATCHES
REDUcTION1N PRICE.
OF
American Watches,
Made at WaIGham, Mass.

- go. 49,
IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE Re-
IL CENT great decline in gold and silver and all
the materials used in the manufacture -four goods
and in anticipation ola stil further decline, we
have reduced our prises to as low a point as they
can DO placed
with Gold at Par,
30 that no one need hesitate to buy . watch now
from the expectation that IL will be cheaper at
some future time. The .est Of ten years and the
manufacture and sale Of
More than 100000 Watches
have given our productions the very highest rank
among time-keepers. Commencing with the de-
termination to make only thoroughly excellent
Watches, our business has steadily increased Is the
public became acquainted with their value, until,
for months together, we have been unable to sup
ply the demand. We have repeatedly enlarged our
factory buildings until they nov cover over three
acres ofgrouDd, and give Accommodation to more
than eight hundred werkmen.
We are fully justified in stating that we now
make MORE THAN oNE-HALF OF ALI THE
WATCHES SOLD IN THE UNITED STATES.
he different grades are distinguished by the fol-
lowing trademarks engraved on the plate:
L. American watch Co., walthAm, Mass.
2. "Applston, Tracy&C Co., althAm, Mass.
DNhettl uAtnamS Aaba-
4. "Wm. Ellery." -
s. OUR LADIES WATCH is of first quality
named Appleton, Tracy & Co., Wal
than, Mass
6. Oar next quality Of Ladies' Watches is named
"P. s. BARTLETT waltham, Mass. These
watches are furnished in a great variety Of
sizes and styles efeases.
The American Watch Co., OF waItham, Mass,
authorize rs to state that without distinction OF
trademarks or price,
All the Products of their Factory are
fully Warranted.
70 be the best time-keepers Of their class ever
made in this or ANY other country. Buyers should
remember that unlike the guarantee Of a foreign
maker who can never be reached, this varantee is
good at all times against the company or their
agents. and that If after the most thorough trial,
any watch should prove defective in any particu-
lar It may always be exchanged for another. As
the American Watches made at waltham, are for
sails By dealers generally throughout the country,
We do not solicit orders for single watches.
CAUTIoN.-The public are cautioned to buy
only Of respectable dealers. All persons selling
eountsrfeits viii be prosecuted.
ROBBINS & APPLETON,
Agents Cor the American Watch Company,
mAyl0sR10-D6W Is2 Broadway. n. Y.
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NEEBuRGH ITEMs.-A Wire Factory is r.
become one of the institutions Of New
burgh. The frame is up and. now being en-
closed, and will be speedily put in opera
ton, thus adding another interest in the
manufactures of the place.
A mill for saving the beautiful blue
stone of this locality has just gone into
operation.
Window stills, and pavemeD!s, unsurpass-
ed, will be turned out as fast as steam will
operate four gangs of saw
Buildings are going up ia every diree-
ton, showing the prosperity of its people
and the growing necessity for that talked
Of horse railroad to the city. Parties have
gone over the ground giving it a prelimin-
airy survey, with what result, we know not,
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"a BUTCHERS DEAD SHOT FOR
Bedbueu kills upon touch, enrlI them up as FIRE
dees . leaf and remains OF permanent eject. Try
g. and Stssp in peace. Sold by all live druggists.
nsylz.ss
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Chronic Constipation,

For which take a Single Fill every, or every otAsl
night. They never produce debility aud cure In
digestion, Dyspepsia, Head Ache, Liver aad Kidney
Complaints, Piles, Worms, Loss Of or Impurities
q the Blood, Loss Of Appetite, and all Dersnge-
Rsnts OF Bowels o. stomoeh.
HB-Sold BY all Wholesale and Retail dealers in
Madame
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HUNNEWELLsS

EIECTIC The claims for this valued Family
--rc Pill are beyond that Of any other in
RlLLbs use. A test OF them will not only
-- prove this, but the greater error Of
GrfPing which has heretofore been called Character.
Tia Elliptic Pills never require over two, and sell
dom but one for the dose, act on the bowels With
ont the slightest gripping, 8 point Of the greatest In
Dorfauce. parficuiariv IN
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Merehanfs' National BanI


Comptroller Clark has turned over to the
House Committee on Banks and Banking
all the testimony and papers in reference
to the Merchants National Bank. The
Committee will make a thorough expose Of
the whole matter which, will show such
frauds thst will eclipse any yet published.
Constitutional Amendments.
Tomorrow is the day fixed by the Sem
ate for tahing up the Constitutional Amend
ments reported by the Reconstruction Com
mittees and already passed by the House.
It is safe to say that the proposed amend
ments will not pass the Senate in their
present form. Especial objection will be
taken to the famous third section which
asks the South to ~disfranchise itself until
1870, but whether it Will be modified or
wholly stricken out cannot be at present
foretOld. Very little interest is manifested
by any onesin the approaching debate and
contest A lsthargy more alarming thar
high excitement is generally visible.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES CIKCIHKAT
I -oss -TRAFtR0AD.7 u ~ -


1890 sDMMER ARRANGEaEENF. 1sss
IA and after Monday, May 14fh, 1ses. Passsn.
isf TRAIs-T:s A. M.-oINoIrFATI TX
PREsss stopping st Bersai Grafton, yelling
ton, NsE London, Shelby erestisns, Gallon,
Iberis, Gslead, Cardington, Ashlsy, Delaware
Lewis Center, and Worthington, arriving ~
Columbus At l:i6 ]: NJ ciasinastle ESQ
~ Inaienapolls, $40 ?. NJ ehiosgo u
30 FR1TN-zS ?. NEW YORK : TTsT.
B EXPRESS, stopping at Bereps Graf
ton, NslingtonsEhe ho1dsnS and ~ ia
ticns sonth OF New London, arriTinR a
Columbus at $40 P. NJ, Cineinn9d so
H., Chicago, via Crestline, 6.00A n
Sd TRAIN-416 P. A.-GAII0N PASSENGER,
stop. At all stations arriving At asit0uH
irH fRAN-a20P-M-EIG EXPRESS Etsp-
ping at Grafton, Wellington, New London,
shelby. orestitne, Gallon. GiieAdt Csrding-
ton, Ashley, and Delsgare, ATriTinEa At Co
fumbns i1.SoA 9facinnatf $50 A.M-,
Indianapolis 7:46 A. n, chiosgO via CREST
TEAMS LEAVE COLUMBUS st 1915 ]. =
tGsoA NJ, 400 P. H-Arrirs ct Clevelsnd
MDIANAPOLIs AND WESTERN EXPRESS,
IsaEes Gallon at e:coA. H., arrives % osvs
CONNECTIONS
sHELBT-sandusky, Mansfield & Newark Rail
road, TO Mansfield, Mt. Vernon, Newark,
zgneavflls, &C.
eREsTLINE-Pittsourgh, It, Wsynsk ohicSgo
railroad fr Forest, Upper SAndu1ky, Del
-phos, Lima Fort Wayne, ghieagoI TO- Wet,
and Eaat for Mansfield, Wooster Aassflons
&c. 10000 frs -gaatzl y
The first and fourth Trains make direct COR
nsctions via Fort Wayne for al points On
Toledo 4 wabash and Great Western Rail-
GAEInN-Rellefontaine Railroad Line, sor Ha-
ron, BeIisfontsins, sidusy, Union, Muncis
Indianapolis, Tsrrs Hauts, Vinoannea, EEan1-
vile, Louisville, Cairo, 81. Louis, &c.
DELAWARE-vith Springfield Branch for Spring
neiG
eoIUMBUs-Eittis Miami 3 colnmbrs and Xonia
Railroad, for Xenia, Dayton 1ndlanepohs,
Torra Hsuts, 81. Louis, korzBV, Levsland,
and Cincinnati, and With the ohto Erd El11-
isIip2 Railroad
cINcINNATI-for IouiSvias, EYsasVEIs, Cairo,
st Louis, and all points or the Ohio Rivsrs
cOLUMBUS6entrai Ohio Railroad for SoWark,
ZenssyfIs, Wheeling &es Colnnbus
diAnapsls Central Railroads for Ptqasr Vr-
bana, &c. -
G~f FOR ticksts 70 an points andinsom4fion ap
ply at fhe Rsssengnr Station, and-at tie Union
Tiekst o@es,121 Superior street,
ln-f..1 We 10 IRee. Saperiutendeek.
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- IIMEnIcA.IM a
Inn DoLLkRs PREMWNE
tSEWINAL
Oh EPKRMATf0RRKGA, GLERT, &C.,
ImpotenOy Csrsd


AFTKR ALL oTHKR TREATMENT FAILS.
Ra1 DR. A. GIRs0N,
fermsEly q New Ye.k CITY, win pay one hundred
oonAz7 fer the prof that n yer tAils % cure the above
PFoof fhatanT other PhYsssiSa n the UnIssd STATS
teats thesane dissasssrwitk s1nal success
d.. Gistos Z Sspr5 Il sslnr - Is ssasunes X he
ufertznAtA kathahAaRSknsada sstsm Of treat
III arEzDY AND FxRMAEKHF 9URE
tAe above. and also 81 coutagicul dIeoasss Of he
kslrednetye oIgHna With an bad Snecx ariAlns
pEBILITY Oh NERVOUS PRogTRATIoE.
EcAss ssoossde1 incurins easestn thiE civ. ssns q
Iqlsa lhnddGns who prots1 . tIsaf Al RIass
HAandlA IN Flooez aud without ~Feosivieg ths
ID. aiSsoa d5t nos Boast tAAt be i ! nxAsf 81
none oollsss = L0ndoa or Paris. "a jpsrhGDs Soa8
80 30 e e e. ne sI s1TIos. q s2-2aEiDS the lnnsss7t
re4liEe4 wbat Or. G. nightboaskoth tbs hat
- $500 Is IS aSiIity and insssrt5. s sss IA "a
4 - PsEfsstsd an Anans.n yst11 q trsatnsai
vAiea ehan.ees ~ PhyIciAn q Lead1leE FETiG.
q snsnAl veAknesl. sld al DISEASES or dasaSss-
Se.s b1th psnts+ and phsacaL aFiIils hqn ext
2 elesoa ~ easns tuyhi nav treatment ths
saSzHtazea syss ~ oshsrs yet disosysged.
sstAabsfkensaI 70 reliQ Of ths d1k GrS, suck a.
M9o19s g Hny Cher d~dstaipul drSE secondly,
Stssfnsnt i1poaiiTs and ceffaih Ia al esssss AZ
stanas 1rspars4 g 60 tntosanI public % private
Enn-lp1Ill1s1oEiH Of ID nsE trsatlna1f over sry
- knoEn IN the world b point of prompt
lt4zneee1s nidnesA aAseU and c0rveuislce
E-psruAssnsl5 Ieeasd In orrsssns,
s9rSsofaissssS Sc I'd for JsaFS P Fssst9 9e Il
oaarmeds9o Of ffsknasds. RefeFe1caa can Be evsn
~ofnfviduEh Of the first respeotablisy Ia Cleveland.
bo(eon, New York end efher cites turefd 10 skll
and tnfaglifI - aNprpezq1yua ffA1ek6G6hz Dye
&c. a znHesssss e D. e
E1:dstsss5 ~ . ~ sOastzJ. on
DL 9Ibsoa's new vera en- Phyaolog for Els at
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a Hours IA Advance Of 8thef Routes.
FREfcHTs.

nr. ~ nr
By this Route freight Of all descriptions can be
forwarded to and from Philadelphia, New York.
Boston or Bzftim0fs, BY BAIEK0k0 DIRECT,
70 and from any Point on Western Railways, ard
"A connection with steamers, to all accessible
points on the Lakes and Rivers Of the EorthEest,
West and Southwest.
LIVE STOCK BY this route fs provided v;sh
superior Yard accommodations. especially at Her-
risourg. where 3 choice is offered OF the PhtRa-
eaRa1a, New York and baltimore
This wil also Be found the ahOrtsst SaIsEpst,
and most direct routs for stock TO Nex York Via
AilsntoWnl and with fswest changes.
Tbs RAfEs OF FREIGHT to and from points
In the West b the Pennsylyania Central Rail
other Railroad Companies.
ZNLbs particular TO marx packages "FLA
PENssYLvAMA exsTEKI r H.
For Freight Contracts or Shipping Dirsotions,
apply 70 or address either Of the following ag-ats
ofthe Company
. u KINGSTON, Jr., frsizht Aest PhHa.
.CABPENTER, Freight Ag't PittsburEh.l
GLAkKE&C0 Transfer Agents, Pittabargh.
NV. BROWN Co, Cincinnati, Ohio.
BURKE, Madison, Indiana.
& CO., Louisville, Kentucky
W.4.A1K4AHs Evansville, indiana.
R. SASS, ST. Louis, ssOurf.
CLARKE 8 CO., chicago, Illinois.
J-H. McCOLM, Portsmouth, Ohio.
SM.hofE, MEysvi1s, Kentucky-sa
HALL = CO., Marietta, Ohio.
H. AYERS, Muaklngum River. -1a
LANGLEY, Gallipoiis, Ohio.
~A.P.sTULTz Z Co, ZanesvilIs, Ohis.
N H.HUD5oE, Ripley, Ohio.
D. b WILSON, 6ashTills, Tennsssee.
HI HOUSTON zen. Freight Agf, PhHa.
I. II. WILLIAMS, Gen. suP't, Altoona, Pa.
"a FAST EREIGHTs.
UNION LINE CARS are Run Ihronsh 81
he Pennsylvania route TO Principal Western CtssI
without transfer, and all shipuents by this line
on TINE CONTRACTS will be guaranteed as foi-
ioEB. g
Boston 20 Chicaso-s Days
4eW 1Ork 20 -.--%.7 Day.
Philadelphia TO I" ----.-e DAYS
With a forfeiture Of 5 cents per 100 lbs. for evorv
lay delay, which wiz b promptly paid BY West
Parties ordering freight from the East should
order packages marked "Union Line" and re1sr
shippers for contracts &C., to a
GEo.J. HARRIS, II Washington st., Boston.
]. L. GOSSLER, I'll, Broadway, New York
JOHN McKNIGHT, as Chestnut St., Phila-
cHASs H-kooES, cor. Center 8 Czlvsrt sts.,
Shippers from the West VIII apply to or address
BY matt for Bills OF Lading, &c. or any desired IN
formation
WV. CHANDLER, Chicago, Miaois.
ST.. THATCHER, 2Sq, n. High-st, ColunbuLO
H.W. BROWN. I'm. 1hird-st, Cincinnati, o.
Alb. THOMPSON, Mwcomsrstowr o.
W.R. HAzLEFT, GAINESVILLE, o..
SAMUEL :. GRAY, Indianapolis, Ind
J. o. DAVIS, Fort Wayne, Ind --~al
Ell. BRYANT, Te<rs Hngte, Ind. ~
W. E.R0BIES0N. 324 hain=st, louisville, ky.
j. STEYEEs. ~ Oiss-st-s ST. Louis 40
LIB. WILSON Nashville, Tenn
AssEALLMADGE, Jr., Memphis, fsna
d. s. GRAY, euPt, Onion Line, Cofumbas, D.
m0VL+ 49, ~
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REHTDY.-Dr. J. ". PolGnd's White Pine Com
ound, Is now offered 10 the afiicted throughout
the country, after having been proved BY the test
Of eleven years, IN the New England States, where
Its merits have become = well known As the tree
from which, in part, Il derives its virtues. The
White Pine Compound cures Sore Throat, Colds,
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General Grant has directed the muster
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seventeen thousand will be retained in the
service.
number of the Colored Regiments will
be sent out to the far West,
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