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SPECIAL NOTICES.

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swrrr orsroNAx rRox MExIoo, manufactured by
K smith { Co New York, Is making a sersa
ton wherever it is Known Is very delicate, ard
ia Fragrance remaias On the handkerchief fer
days.-Even.rg Rulletin, Philadelphia. a7-34
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through that part takes NJ impure matters from
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to persons Of full lahit afflicted vita boils and
Ulcers, ans who use no medicine; TIE matter gets
futo the cirrulatt!g system and ohokos mp the fne
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A NEW DAHY.-We learn that Mr.. A
Theme, the editor and publisher of that
excellent and radical German paper, the
Wrchtcr an Erie, contemplates making il
a daily, and the change will be effected
about the first Proz. The Wgchter is an
excellent paper and we rejoice at its pros
perity, while we welcome its able editor to
a sphere Of wider and more active useful
rnra
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CoRAEcrros.-In our notice of the resig-
nation ofRev.J J. Monteith We were in error
in saying thst he had accepted a call to
New Haven. We have since learned that
he has never received, much less accepted.
any such call. We understand the chiel
reason for his ~resigning was the wan. Of
sufficient support.
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~ to ~ NILES h Shortest EOute.
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RAILROADS.

Duukirk 20 New York 46O NILES.
Buffalo 10 e FORK ? Miles,
RaIRmancat &c New York 4I5 Mile
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cRIcKEr-The Forest City Club haze
plenty ofpractice laid out for them this sea-
son. Besides the two matches they have
played with the Windsor club, and .he one
with the Detroit club they have to play the
return match with the Detroiters and two
with a club from Cincinnati. The first Of
these comes off next week.
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rho Kentucky Election.

BoTI5vILLE, August 6.-The following
election returns have boon received
Hardinsville-Duval 90, Hobsou 10. -
Claysviile-Duval las, Hobson Il.
Christianburg-Duyal 375. Hobson 40.
Paris-Duvsls majority 2O4.
E~minence-Duval 10, Hobson 90.
Elizabethtown-Duval 800, Hobson 237.
Franklin-Duyals majority 6.
Simpson County-DuYals majority $50.
Frankfort-Duval's majority in the city,
$50, in the County, coo.
Midway-Duval lbs, Hobson 140.
Crab orchard-Duvsl's majority 40.
Lincoln County-Stanford-Duval's ma
jority 100.
Lebanon precinct-Duval SOL, Hobson
100. luvals majority in the county is es-
timated SOC.
Pine Tavern-Duyal IS, Hobson 81.
New Haven-Duval 227, Hobson 81.
Lawson precinct-Duval 40, Hobson 90.
1agrange-Duvals majority 304 in the
county.
Bowling Green-T precincts, give HObson
| Ill and Duval LBS; 2 more precincts to
hear from. The county will give Duval
| about $50 majority.
Russelville preeinct-Duval, 35S majority.
| From indications the county will give Duval
], 900 majority and elect the Democratic
county ticket
Duval beats Hobson, as Clerk of the CourI
of Appeals, 1000 in the city, and about SOC
in the county. Reports from the country
indicate DuVsrs majority in the State from
10000 to 2O,0oe.
Johnston. ex-secretary of JEFF. Davis, the
candidate for County Clerk, was beaten il
the city by go majority.
News Anticipated.
AsPY BAY, August The steamer Dauntr
less hss not vet arrived from New Found
land. but is hourly expected, With Londol
advices via the cable Of the 9Th and 9th.
Large Fire in Pittsburgh.
PIrrsBUKGB, Pa, August 6.-The extern
siye oil refinery, known as the Petrolete Oh
Works. and owned BY Messrs. Wormsel
MYERS & Co, was totally destroyed by fr
this evening. Loss, S5e,OOe.
COIOred Convention.
LOUISVILLE, August THE COlOred Stat
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sHooTrve AFFAIR.-On Monday evening a
man named Hart, by occupation a tailor, in
Hyman's establishment at the corner ofSu-
perior street and the square, shot his cousin
in a ft of intoxication. It is rumored that
the difficulty between them was caused by
a woman, while another story is to the eff
feet that the shooting was entirely acct
dental. Afterward Hart went to his board
ing house, Nj. Ruboviteh's, on Thompson
Square, Oregon street, and shot himself, in
ficting a slight wound on his left side be-
meath the arm. No arrest has been made.
It is stated that Hart was to leave for Hun
gary in a few days, to rejOin his wife and
children, who are there, and that this .istol
was given him for protection.
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TIE STATE OF ONO,

EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, August G, 1866.
Nv Dear Sir-After a careful considera-
tion of the application presented by you for
the communication Of the sentence Of Alexan-
der Mcconnell. l am obliged to say that l
do not find sufficient reason to Justify my
Interference with the course Of the law.
The fact of the homicide being admitted,
it seems to me that the jury put the proper
Interpretation upon the circumstances IN
finding it to be a case Of murder in the first
degree. If the confession of a prisoner who
admits only SO much as is plainly proven,
and denies only the conclusion that his act
was premeditated, could be allowed TO have
weight in determining the grade Of offence,
1t must be manifest that every conviction
would probably be followed by a similar
confession, and the law would become prae-
tically a dead letter.
I feel obliged, therefore, to bar outof view
tho confession, and looking at the evidence
only. must come to the conclusion which l
have stated.
Very respectfully and truly yours,
J. D. Cox, Governor
Rev. J. II. Rylsnee, Cleveland, o.
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All Trains run directly through to New York, 460
MILES without change Of Coaches
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DOUBLE-ERACK RAILROAD.
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Man DRowSED.-The body of a drowned
man was washed ashore near the foot Of
Wilson avenue Monday night and discOv-
cred yesterday. A receipt for back pay given
toJames Williams, a sailor discharged from
the United States service, by Col. Barber,
was found on his person. he was about FIVE
feet seven inches in height, and had on a
brown coat and pants, and checked flannel
shirt His arms were tattoed in red and blue
ink, the right marked with an anchor and
altar, his left with apicture ola dancing girl.
In his pocket-book was $1.S0. Any informa-
ton concerning him should be cOmmunies-
ted To Coroner Schepck.
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From New Orleans.

DeainS.
INV ORLEANS, August The Board of
Health reports the number Of deaths for
the week Just ended at 1873, 90 Of which
were from cholera. The disease is ~increas-
ing, and prevails principally among the
blacks.
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Bash BALL.-The Union Railway Base
Ball Club have received some splendid
willow bats from New York. This club is
improving rapidly in its play, and bids fair
TO become successful rivals Of the present
champions.
The Forest City Club is playing three
times a week nov in practice for the match
With the Capital Club of Columbus, which
is expected to come eff this week. They
will meet for practice this afternoonat tn
usual hour.
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ETPHLLOSOPHT OFhAkRlAGE-
The Proprio5crs Of ere Sew YORK Museum OF Anet-
omy ksTe determines regardless OF expense 70 h.
sue fres tfoF tie bsncGs o9 suffering humanity, and
suppression Of Quackerg} f51r Of their most ini=r-
esting and instructive Lectures on Marriages and
its Dis 1ualfRcat;ors, gorVous sud Physical peFii-
~. Frsmasaro ieciins OF Manhood, Indigestion,
Weakness or Depression, Lmpotency, Loss 0. Ecer-
" and Manly Power iha Great Social EVll, snd
tkoee Mslasiea which result Grom youthful f~oilieE,
sxoesses OF maturity, and ignorance q Phyoioiosy
ard laws Of nature
Those Inynluatle Lectures haze been tbs means
feniirhfeuiny had saving thorssuds, and Will be
~orvAraea Eras, % reosiPt Of four stamps, by sd
dressing s~ECEETABY, Ne- York Museum Of
knstory and asdicins. Ole Broadway, New York.
feblbRS
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CLEVELAND C0LBEBUs$ GlKCINNAT
RAILR0AB.


1866 SUMMER ARRANGEMENT. 1866
| I'm and sitter Monday, July ?. 1866, Passen.
- ger TTaias viii leave CLEVELAND Is FOL.
lows:
Isr TRAIN-G.2O A. M.-CTECTSEAFI Ex.
PREss, stoPpiHg at Grafton, yelling.
Iberis, Giload, Cardington, Ashley, Della.
ware, Lewis Center, ant arriving q;
Columbus Of ll.Oj A. NJ, Cincinnati 4:2O p
NJ indianapolis. G.i5 P. IL, Chicago vi
Crosthne, $50 ]. L
ID TRAIB-2.45 P. NEW TOEK6 WEST
ERa E3PEESS, stopping at Berea, Graf.
ton wellington, New LondFn, and all sta
tons south Of New London, arriving Al;
Columbus AZ $40 P. NJ, Cincinnati AGO A.
H. Chicago, via Crestiinn, SEQ l. =.
81 TRAIS@.i0 p. H.-GALf0G PASSENGER
stops st ell stations, arriving at Gslien a.
4rH TRAIN-s:2e P.M.-SIGHTE EXPRESS, stop
ping ~ Grafton, Wellington, New London,
Shelby, Cresthne, Gallon, Gilead, CarlinE
ton, Ashley, and Delaware, arriving at Co
lumbus a. I.50 A. NJ, Cincinnati C:3a A. II.
Indie9ap9lis - A. L., Chicago via Crest
TRAINS LEAVE COLUMBUS at 1915 4. NJ.
lEiGA- y, 500 p. ~ Arrive 1T Cleveland
Geo a. n. S:sOF Il, $50 p. H..
INDIANAPOLIS AND WESTERN EXPRESS,
leaves Gallon at C;00A- H., arrives at Cieve
land $50 A. Il.
CONNECTIONS
SHELBY-Ssndasky, Mansfield & Newark Rail
Touc, 20 Mansfield, Mt. Vernen, Newark,
Evansville, &c.
Observation-Disclosures, Fl. Wsyne& Chicago
railroad for Forest, Upper Ssndusky, Del
phOs, Lima. Fort Wayne, Chicago, Sc, West,
and East for Mansfield, Wooster, asssillon
&c.
The first and fourth Trains make direct con.
nectione via Fort Wayne for I'll points OF
Toledo & wabash and Great Western Bail
roads.
GALIoN-Felefontsins Railroad Lac, Tor MA.
riOn, Bollefontsiae, Siiney, Union, Muncie
indianapolis, Terre Hante, NiRcenaes, Evans.
vile, Louisville, Cairo, st. Louis, &c.
DELAWARE-with Springfield Branch for Spring.
Held
COLUMBUs-Iittle Miami & Columbus and Xenia
Railroad, fo- Genia, Dayton Indianapolis.
Terr0 Haute, St. Louis, MOrrcw, Loveiau5.
and Cincinnati, and with the Ohio and Misg-
issipp Railroad
CIScLSSAT1-for Louisville, Evansville, Cairo,
- Louis, and oil points on the Ohio Biver.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Chic Reilrosd for Newark.
Hancsville, Wheeling &C.; Columbus & In.
dianapoiis Central Railroads for PIqua, Ur-
hana, sc.
R% For tickets to al poiutE and information al
ply at the Passenger Station, sud at tho Uniop
once, l47 Superior street.
e. s. gLIE
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RAERFE& H0UsE OF
JAY COOKE G. co.

COFaeF Wall Il EasSau-sis., Nj I.
IN CONNECTION WITH OUR
i houses In PhiiaaclPsis and Washington, we
have opened a NEw YORK HOUSE at above To-
cation, snd oasr our services 10 Banks, Bankers,
and Investors for the transaction Of their business
in this city, including purchases and sales OF Gov
FnSMEsT SEcUsIrrFs, STOCKS, B0SDs. AND GOLD.
We arc constantly represented a. the Stock tx
change and Gold Board, where orders sent rs are
promptly filed. We keep 81 hand 3 full snpply OF
Government Securities OF all Issues,
buying and selling At current prices, and allowing
correspondents the most liberal rates the market
saor5s. JAY COOKE & co.
ma lO;RI6-D&Seod
nn.SWEET OPOPONAX FROM
MEXtCOl The most elegant and essential person.
al requisite fr & l5dy, "Extractof Sweet O?oP-
Onax.n fMlEHl %
.-o-.ect New York.
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From and after July sth, 1865, Trains viii leave in
Hirh all Western lin =, A. f1lloWs:
DUNKIRK " SALAMANCA New
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p POWELL. Book Binder
CITY NEWS.
MCCONNELL TO BE HUNG.

The Governor Will MOI Interfere with
the Course OF the LRw-LetterS from
Governor Cox 10 Sheriff Nicola and
Rev j. H RylaBee.
Governor Cox decided on Monday not to in
terfere with the course of the law in the
case of Mcconnell, and that criminal will,
in accordance with the sentence of the
court, be hung on Friday next August 9Th.
The following are the letters of the Cover
nor, to the Sheriff and to the Rev. Mr.. KY
lance, announcing his determination
EXECUTIVE DEPARTMENT,
COLUMBUS, O., August 6, 1866
Sheriff of Cuyahoga County, GerelGnd, o.:
Sin: | am directed by the Governor 10 in
form you that be has had under considera-
ton an application TO commute the sentence
of A. Mcconnell, who is sentenced TO be
hung on next Friday, and he has decided
not to interfere in the case, but. will let the
law take its course.
Very respectfully,
G. NJ. BAsooM, Private sec'y.
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Steamer

MADISON, Ind, August 6.-The steamer
Generali Lytle blew up near Bethlehem this
afternoon. Passengers say she was racing
with the steamer ST. Charles when the ex-
plosion took place. Both boats were close
together. The St Charles brought the dead
and wounded to this city. Not more than
fifteen or eighteen were lost. The officers
Of the St. Charles deny the charge that they
were racing. The St Charles rendered
every assistance possible. The Lytle is a
total wreck,
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Gbnnge Of FLIae. 0etobeF 9th,

Change Of TiE1e, October Sth,
VIA THE
ATLANTIC &GRBAT HRsI'A BAiLaA1'
Ia 81
tho ONLY UnhrOEGn Broad Gnage k0Hsf
no THE EASTERN CITIES. m,
! ryWO Trains Daily Leave yleNo.al''
Atlantic & Great western heFe-' "a,
| nav EXPRESS. n -
Arrive in Sew - n y
NIGHT > n
Arrive n Eag =
sfafl train leaves Cleveland Tor e>ishao0S N'
eos A. n. arriving st boz 7. HI
Traipa arrive Of Cleveland a. 10 A. A' 81"
Treins for Youngstown leave Cleveland at 6;z5 >
r., and 3:I5 T. n, arrive at pleSsi1nd lo'10 4 H'
nc az III is tbo only direct route to the on Regi0n
o-P. zers nv tho e=40 a. y. .EEpress Train din
pa. 'eeping Car At neadyl'e.
and taEs % tho 9sZ5P II Express i o
Pesssn-srs FeavittsbuTg-
-tasnS7.s IS Ieaves sunday night, instes
no HiS5t Fynr, Al other trains daily SHh
Of Saturday night. r I'll CITY franklin
dsys excepted. ci Rsg;55a Of Penn
Connects at Headv1Ie,
Cory, and all points in the = ample time C
sylvania. y. and MAJ
Passengers by this route have
minutesA 1T regular hours, for mea- .acbedt
sars connections.
Eew and eles2n Sleeping coarhel are ~
hight Trains.
Fo- all information and through tickets, pie.
apply at Che Dupctof tae Atlantic 3 Great West
sTn Hallway, or rs the Unicn Tieset Office, under !
tie WeddeI House.
omnibassCs VIII call for passengers, By leaving |
st the above Offices.
D. MoLAREE, GeaT sup't.
f. =. FULLEB. Gen. Ticket Agent.
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Con vention of Tennessee met and was or
ganized at Nashville yesterday, with dele
oates from rs counties.
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ESy METCALFES GREAT RHEU-
matte REMEDY.-Tbis ne~ and wonderful
edicine acts ike magic, curing rheumatism Of
years standing in a few days.
augl;RI7 STRONG & ARMSTRONG.
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AUGUST {, 1866.
ALExAsDER MCDONNELL: I am sorry, my
dear friend, that our efforts with Governor
Cox to obtain a communication of your SEN
tence, have failed. l have not the courage
to break these sad tidings to you personally,
bat will call and see you to-day for the last
time, and if You rave anything 10 say moIe
than you nave already said in reference TO
the dreadful crime, l beseech you to make
up your mind to tell me when I call.
Your friend, J. II. RYLASCE.
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nGSWEET OPOPONAX FROM
MEAIOOl nature could not prodace a richer
C IN or Cho;esr Perfume. Try it aud be convin-
eed. z. =. SMITH & CO.,
aue7-aga New YOrE.
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REMoVAL.
DRMOYAL.-Mr. 4. II. Norris hay.

DEMOEAL.-Mf. +. IT. Norris nav.
III ing removed his Clothing Store from No. 9
Monument Square 20 60 Prospect street, respect
fully asks a continuance OF the patronage so liba-
rally bestowed upon him in the past, and hopes bT
Increased facilities and strict attestion to the
wants OF his customers to merit the same in the
future. Eastern fashions received. an work
warranted s good assortment OF cloths on hand,
which will be SOLD ~f the lowest rates, or made dp
IN the hest Ard Ba@<t fashionable STYLES anI2. RIA
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CrtstRdora,s EAR sye.

win, in fse minutes, inpart any desired shade
from light brown to je; back without iDjuring the
fbrel, staining the skin, or poisoning the system
through tbs pores. Beware Of tbs deleieTious
dyesi ManuIsc urcd by J. C~RIsTADeRo, 6
Astor House, New York. Sold by Druggists.
Applied by al H.ir Dressers. aug1-eODeoW
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ONCE, Metropolitan Block, Chiea



BY This Route Freight Of all descriptions can be
forwarded 70 and from Philadelphia, New 1ork'
Boston or Ba'tim5re, BY DtEECt.
to and from any point on western E-iWeyHi ana
in counscti0p with steamers, 10 all accessible
points On the Lakes and Eiyers OF the horih~est,
West and Southwest
superior Yard accommodations, especially ~ mar
rishnrg, where l. choice 8 offered 1.-THE FE,lth-
deIphsa. EeW York and Baltimore
Tbis viii also be found tie shortest, quickest,
and most direct route for STOCK 70 NeW 1orh wa
Ailentown) and with fewezt changes;
The RATES OF FREIGHT to and from points
in the West by the Pennsylvania Central hal-
road arc at eli times IS favorable as are eharseaoy
other Raiiroad Companies
ne Be particular 70 mark packages VIA
| PESEsYLVAsIA CENTRAL r L
For Freight Contracts or shipping directions,
apply to or address either Of the following agents
OF the Company
6 n KINGSTON. Jr. Freight Ag't Phila.
G. A. CARPENTER, freight AZ Pittsburgh.
CLARKE & co, Transfer Agents, Pittsburgh
II. W. BROWN & Co., Cincinnati, Ohio.
n Z. BURKE. Madison, IReiane-
MOREHEAD & CO., LeuiFyile, Kentucky.
". M. AIKMAS, Evansville, indiana
]. +. SASS, St. Louis, Missouri,
CLARKE& 20, Chicago, illinois,
] H CCOEM Portsmouth, Ohio
J. N. LOVE, MaysyiHe, Kentucky.
HALL 20 Marietta, Ohio
E- AYERS, Muskugum River.
VIII Ell. LANGLEY, G~aliiPolis, Ohio.
A.P. STULTZ & Co, Zanosviue, Ohie-
nh. HUDSON, Ripley, Ohio.
ID. 4, WILSON. Nashville, Tennessee
n n HOUSTON, GeB. Freight Agt, Phila-
u. u. WILLIAMS, Gen supt, altoona, Pa
FAST FREzGHTs.
Union LINE CARS are Run Through BY
~ pennsylvania route 20 Principal Western Cities
without transfer, and all salfnents y TINS ino
on TIME CONTRACTS Will be guaranteed as lot
lows:
Boston TO ShaeaSo 80
New York TO 9 DeSs
Philadelphia TO " --9 Days
Baltimore 10 - 80
S with a f~orfeiture Of ceEts Per 100 lbs; for 9yerv
Jav's drlay, which will be promptly paid by west
E ern Agents. r..- sborld
4 o-lc- nsrsages marked sUnion Line, aad reier
shippers for contracts &c 70
Z GFO ] HARRIS, y Washington 81, Boetoh-
j. T. GOSSLER, "a, Broadway, New loIA-
JOHN MCKNIGHT rs Chestnut St, mia
D. CHAS. II. KOOES, cor. Center d Cal{sTL IS,
SINNERS from tho West will apply to or address
Q nv mai for Bills of Lading, &C, or any desiIeu III
W. w CHANDLER, Chicago, Illinois
ol 8 n THATCHER, go, n. Iigh-st, oiumDus
NV. BROWN. q W. Third-st, GnoihhAui y
= W. H.. STEWART Gleyeiand, OnlO- q
Alb. THOMPSON, ~Seweomcrsto"h' "
u r. HNZLETT, Zanrsviile, O.
F. CRY Indianapolis, lnd-
DAVIS. Fort Wayne. Ind.
.RYhNT. Terre Haute, Ind
UNISON, 324 Main-st., LeuisyineiAy
:. 40 Olive-st-, St Louis, MO
M.n-k0- e. Jr., Memphis, Tenn
L. Il. WILSON,
A TALLMADI
D.S S. GRAY, Supt. L
mayI III
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-npPHn0SOPHY OFNAKRIAGE

RL SWEET OPoPoNAXl The only
elegant Perfume. Is found on all toilets, and
never stains the handkerchief. aug7-56t
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Fs~THB BRIDAL CHiAnBBR-An
Essay Of Warning and Instruction for Young Mon.
Also. nov and rs.izale treatment FOR Diseases OF
the Urinary and Sexual Systems. Sent he9 IN
.oaled envelopes. Adarees Dr. :. Ski,lin Houghtous
Hnrs-a $1,000. phiisaelrhia. Pc. nv ORR.
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LARGE AMOUNT OF TIMBER AsHoRE.-A
large quantity of hewed square timber has,
during the past few days, come ashore at
or near the ports of Conneaut and Ashta-
bula. 1t formed, undoubtedly, a part or
whole OF Z raft that had broken away from
a tug.
The Collector of Customs has instructed
his deputies at those ports to take charge OF
the timber until the owners come for ii, or
it be otherwise properly disposed. of. The
owners can communicate with Chas. Bow
ers, Deputy Collector, Ashtabula, and c.
W. Appleby, Deputy Collector, Conneaut
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GOLD SILVER E~IRE.--Just receiy.
| y ed from the factory, Spoons. Forks, Sugar
| siIters, Pickle Forks, &C., &C
! i've CoWLES & co.
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ma SWEET OPOPONAXl Is the
sweetest Extract made, sapcreedes all others.
Try Il once; viii use no other. a~ne7-36l
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General News.
Cholera.

C~rycISSArI, August 7.-TwenIy-nine
deaths from cholera were reported at the
office Of the Board of Health yesterday.
The total number of deaths from August
Ist il Tq.
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DOUBLE-ERACK RAILROAD
SnORTE5T, QUICKEST Z BEST ROUTE
Retweea. the East and West.
ON the arrival Of Passenger Trains
" from the West. at the Union Depot, Pitts
burgh, THROUGH TRAINS leave "a follows;
DAY EXPRESS, 800 A. NJ, Except ~sundsy-
MAIb, 1850 A. n, Except Sunday
CINCIFSATI EXPRESS, $50 A. ", Except
FAST NAIL, 1I50 p. NJ, Except sunday
PHILADELPHIA EXPRESS, 4lO P. n, livery
FAST LINE, 1o:00 P. NJ, Except Sundayl
Banning through without change o. cars 20
HAgRISBGGH, PHILADELPHIA, 5ALfl-
MORE and MEN YORK, via AiientoTn,l HOURS
IN ADVANCE or GEHEE LISEs, connecting cIectlOf
all New England Towns and Washington City.
This is the only route by which Passengers,
leaving st. Louis, Cairo and Quincy saturday
morning; Chicago, Jeaersonvllle and indlahapcl5
Saturday evening, BUN 10
Eastern cities, arriving
q Hours IL Advance OF other Routes.
ELEGANT sTATE-B0OM SLEEPING oAES
are attached to al night trains
~ baggage Checked through and Transferred
Free.
srFare always ss low as BY other Routes
Nv. GWINNER, Gen. Ticket Ag't Philad'a.
W. Il. HOLMES, Gen. W Pass Ast, Chieago-
T. L. EIHBALL, Asst G. V. p Ag't, hieago-
CHAS. THOMPSON, Pass. Ag't, Cleveland u
| Office, Metropolitan Block, Chicago.