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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.

For BALrIMoRE.-Trains leave daily, except
Sunday, at TOO and 7:45 m, and l2:l5, 2O0 43o,
and $40 p. m. On Sunday, at 7:45 q. m, and 4:3O
and S:45 p m.
FoR ALL WAY SrArIoss.-Daily except Sunday
at 7OO a. m, and 2Oo and S:45 p. M Sunday, at AS
=. m, and 4:3O and s:45 p. m.
For WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS JuSc-
TIoN.-6l5 and 90 a. M, and 200 and 4:35 D. M
For ANNAPoLIs.-7d0 a. M, and 43O p. m. No
train on Sunday.
FoR ALL PARTS OF THE WEsr.-Leave daily, ex-
cept Sunday, at 7:45 a m. and 43o and S:45 p. m.
On Sunday, at 4:S0 and S:45 p. only, connecting
at Relay House with Western trains.
Philadelphia and New York Through Line.
For New YORK, without change of cars-Leave
daily, except Sunday, at AS m and II rs and 7OO
p m On Sunday, at ITO p. m. only. Sleeping cars
on p. m. train.
FoR PHILADELPH1A.-Daily, except Sunday, at
7:45 m, and 1918, 43O, and Too D. m On Sunday
at p. m. only.
Great Pennsylvanla Route.
For THE NORTHWEST, South AND SOUTHWEST.
Trains leave Baltimore and Ohio depot at 7:4s a. M
and 4:30 and 8:45 p. m
Steamboat Travel.
For RICHMOND AND THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST,
The steamers of the Richmond and Frederick ksbu rp
line leave Seventh street wharf daily except Sum
days, at g. N. and 7 p. m. On Sundays at a. m,
only.
For ALExANDRIA.-Steamers leave Seven h
street wharf every hour from a. m. until D. m
daily.
For MOUNT VERSoN.-The steamer wawas.et
leaves Seventh street wharf Tuesday, Thursday
and Saturday mornings Of each week at 10 O'Clock
returning at S1a p. m
For BALTIMORE AND Potomac RIVER LAND
1NGs.-The steamer Columbia leaves Riley's wharf
loot ef Eleventh street every w Wednesday morning
at O'Clock.
POTOMAC TRANSPORTATION LINE FOR BALr1.
MORE AND Potomac RIVER Observation-Disclosures
leave Sixth street wharf at q. m. on Wednes.
days and Saturdays
For THE EASTERN SHoRs.-The steamer vii.
eon Small an elegant boat, leaves her pier, oppo-
site No. l70 Light street wharf, Baltimore, every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday, at p. M. for
Easton Point. Double Nlls Oxford, Clora 3 Point,
Wallach's wharf, Cambridge, Hughlett 81 wharf,
Cabin Creek, Medford's wharf and Lloydas Land
ino
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THB MANASSAS GAP RAILROAp-Mr H
w. Vandegrift, the efficient General Supsriu.
tencent of the Orange and Alexandria Rail
road, returned to Ibis city yesterday, having
made q thorough inspection OF tue line Of The
Manassas Gap road from the present terminus
OF the track at Piedmont, to Harriconburp
Mr; " was accompanied in his trip by Mr.. f.
e. Marshall, the journey being performed by
the two gentlemen on horseback. careful
survey OF the road bed, estimated cost of re.
pairs, and construction OF bridges. with the
PROBABILITIES OF obtaining cross ties, &c, was
made, ar d the conclusions arrived at are very
satisfactory and encouraging to all parties in
tsresfeu, leaving no doubt Of an immediate re-
sumption OF work, and speedy reconsrruc.
tion of the road to Hf-risonburg. We under.
stand that reliable parties. with means, are
ready to undertake the work on the whole line
and the contracts will, it is thought soon be
mace, and the work pushed vigorously on
AlexnRITi1 G1zetff. ID
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THE TENNESSEE ELECTION,

NASHVILLE. TENN, August 1.-The polls
nave closed upon one Of the most peaceable
have been received as yet which indicate
trouble elsewhere Information from all the
principal towns OF Middle Tennessee has been
received. There was not the slightest dlstur.
bance during the day. All was quiet as in
Nashville. The returns in thus far fmidnightl d
indicate majority in tne Safe for BrownIoW "
Of nOSO, which will probably be increased 10
3O0DU.
MEMPHIS, TENN, August l-12 O'Clock mid.
night.-Not the least disturbance was mani.
tested: not even the faintest Of cheers q. any of
the polls disturbed the intensity of effort that
from O'Clock until characterized both par.
lice. The challenge YVES close, and party ex.
pedient was much resorted 10 by Radicals an d
Conservatives to Increase their strength The
have given Brownlow a lease OF once, il NOT
of life. The Radicals are triumphant in this
city and suburbs. There were polled 23s
votes, OF which BrowDlow receives a,alS,
making his majority more than 1000
CINCINNATI, Aug. IA Knoxville despatch
to the Commercial says Governor Brownlow
estimates his majority at 10000.
Inc elgat Congressmen are all Radicals, and
q Radical Senator in the place Of Patterson
will be elected.
NAsRvILLE, Aug. 2-Several freedmen hav.
ing been dischar. ed by their employers in this
city for voting the Radical ticket, and others
are threatened, Gen. Carlin has ordered 9roes.
beck to use every effort TO find employment for
them, and compel an immediate settlement
Wlth fof mef employers.
TIE United States troops sent to Franklin
and Spring Hill to keep order have returned
The special police and cavalry have been
Withdrawn rom the streets Of Nashville
An assault was made at Murfrees toro by II
z. Mclaughlin, the editor of the Mentor. on
Mr.. Therbrook. registration commissioner
The militia were lent there, q riot being fefred
Major Resdy telegraphed to the State au.hcri-
ties that he had appointed extra police and
could maintain peace.
The returns so far foot up m ajority OF II ,Ooe
for Brownlow. Trimble, Stokes, ArneIl.
Maynard. Hawkens, Mullens Mum and But
Ter, all Republicans, are elected to Congress
They make a clean sweep Of both branches of
the LEGISLATURE N
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AFFAIRS IN MONTGOMERY COUNTY. MD
The Rockville Sentinel of yesterday has the
fnllowipU iteuna. - -

AFFAlRs IN mONTGOMRRY COUNTY. Md
The Rockville Sentinel of yesterday has the
following items:
Ineendiartsm.-The new unoccup,ed house.
just hnshs d, of Mr.. John Wer,m miller of tn is
county, at the junction OF the turnpike and old
GeoI getown. we regret to learn, was let on
nre and entirely consumed, on Monday night
OF last week, about IL o'clock. The perpe.
traitors OF this vile act have not yet been dis.
covered. Mr.. w. offers q reward of twenty.
hve dollars for their detection.
Camp Aeeting.-The members of the Metho.
dist Epis copal church, OF this county propose
holding camp meeting, near Hyatfstown,
commencing on Friday, the 10th instant The
grounds selected are admirably suited to the
purpose, havng.abundanee of shade and pure
water, and being of easy access, by good roads,
from oil parts Of the country.
Sale Of Real Estate.-We learn that Mr.. Chas
A. y. Higgins, residing on the pike, about two
miles below this place, has sold his farm, con.
tanning 15s acres, to Mr.. Finch, for the sum of
fifteen thousand dollars.
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STILL ANOTHER NEW CoUNTRRFs1r,-A
counterfeit twenty-dollar bill on the Fourth
National Bank of Philadelphia has made it ap-
pearance. The note. upon inspection, can be
easily detected. as the engraving is very rough :
ly done, and the note presents q very pale an
pearance; yet we advise all to look at bills of
that denomination on that bank before taking
them. There are. also, the following late conn.
terfets Sl00 on the Ohio National Bank of Cln
cinnati; 500 on the Central National Bank of
New York city; and 800 on the National Bauk
OF Bristol, Rhode Island. Counterfeit SOS on
the compound interest note OF the Issue of Julv.
1854, are also reported in circulation
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ALEXANDRIA AND THE RIvRR.-The Alex.
andria Gazette Of yesterday says:
1t is said that the fishing on the lower Poto-
mac Is now in Its sprtme,' aud that the anglers
and small seine haulers are catching uuanti.
ties ct salt water tayiors, crocuses sleeps he I'd,
&C.. &c. They ought to hurry up their fisn
here, well packed in Ice, as they would meet
with ready sale in this latitude
Some young men from Washing ton, specta-
tore 10 the Regatta yesterday, stopped for a
short time in this city, and availed themse yes
while here Of an opportunity to get up fight
on Union street. They hurt nobody but them.
selves, however and escaped arrest
Horse stealing in this locality has become of
late alp Ost as prevalent as it was during the
year 1855, and hardly night now elapres
during which somebody's horse IS not stolen
B1r. Bradshaw, the contractor, is making
good progress with the steam ferry boat, now
building near the lower ship.yard 1t will.
probably, be launched early next month
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TELEGRAMS. &c.

The following are the registration returns
from New Orleans and Al4iers, excepting the
last three days, and second district. Whites,
1855; blacks, 1875. White majority in the
the revision Of the .afls will make large dif-
ference. As far ss he lrd from the State re-
gistrars report ,s62 whites, and 20, 129 blacks
At a meeting OF the Philadelphia Board OF
TRADE yesterday morning, a resolution was
ADOPTED reque ting the trustecs TO expel F. w. .
Fatterson the person who attempted the $50, =
0t0 swindle, Thursday. committee is to be
sPpoihuo 10 mature q more secure system for
deiivering property to buyers
An emigrant train which left Erantrora q
W.. at ten O'Clock Thursday night, when near
Paris, ran over drove of horses throwinp
the engine down an embar kment fifteen feet
high. killing the eng ineer named q Graham and
seriously injuring the fireman None of tne
pas sengers were hurt
Files from Japan have been received % the
1st Of June. Dr. Sepbura, an American ms
and Chiueoe dictionary. Twenty Arab horses
had arrived rom the Emperor of the French
as present to the Tycoon.
General Thomas and staff left Memphis for
Louisville yesterday evening. Most of the
troops have returned. Also, many negroes who
have been discharged IN consequence of the
election. They are said to thre aten retaliation.
All is quiet so Iar.
Six cases Of cholera ha We been recently re.
ported IN New York ana vicinity one of which
OF opinion prevails among surgeons as to the
actual identity Of cholera in the others.
Ex-Gov. Brown, of Ga, is publishing q se-
ries Of letters in the Anguish Chronicie and
Sentinel in reply to EX-SENATOR Hill, and in
advocacy OF reconstruction under the military
bills.
A corps Of typographical engineers are about
leaving New Albany, Ind. by direction of
General Weitzel. for the purpose OF surveying
the Tennessee river.
The engine "Mobile," on the Great North
ern Railroad, exploded yesterday, killing the
engineer. The hremen and passengers escaped
uninjured.
The body of Captain Merrynan, of the brig
J. ID. Lincoln, who was drowned by the sink
ing Of the wharf in Philadelphia, has been re-
covered. He resides near Portland, Ne
1t is now definitely asce-tained that the
amount lost by the PeQuemock Bank defal-
cation at Bridgeport, Conn, will not exceed
$4,000.
There have been six deaths from yellow fe-
yer in Galveston, Texas, since tAe 3Ist uIt
The fever is pronounced to be an epidemic
Ex. Gov Perry has written another letter
advising opposition to reconstruction on the
Congressional plan.
An elderly Scotchman named John Hyatt
was gored to death by mad bull al A vondale,
Ohio, Thursday.
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MORNING STAR LODGE. ]. O. G. THE
quarterly installation of officers OF this lodge
took place last evening at the rooms of ths
lodge. The following are the names Of the Of
]. W. Harsha, W. o. T.. Mrs. Mamie H. WV
man, w VT; F. A. Aiken. W. s.: Miss Kats
Crossman. W. A. s.; Mics +. H. Stanton, ",
t.; Frank Willis, WI s.; Frank Langley,
w. %. NJ: Mrs. ]. q. Dougherty, W. r. II. S.;
MISS Annie Digneu, W. s. H. s.: Miss J. u
R,cb, W. q; J. O. Dougherty, w. q. e.; w
8, Stetson, p. W. o. 7. -
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~ Reconstruction in Jamaica IL far from q
success. All the best people are le1ving as
.ast as possible.
~ The distemper is playing sad havoc with
the cattle in the section of country about Dan.
vile, Va.
~ The distress from famine in certain coun.
ties in Ireland Is said to have been much ex-
aggerated.
~ Miss Winnie Ream, the sculptress. has
taken pla ster cast OF Gen. Lee, from which
she intends to make marble bust.
nI The English Of Santa Anna is st. Ann.
The family Of the notorious Gen. Santl Anna
Is ahout the only one of the name known in
the City of Mexico.
~ Private letters from the West speak In
most encouraging tones OF the prospects OF the
crops and an anticipated reduction in prices.
~ Ell Everett, whisky dealer In Phtla.
delphia, has been arrested on the char1a ~
executing . fraadulent bond to the amount al
&S0,oC0. f@
~ DR.. Raimbert French doctor, practices
o new method OF introducing medicines in the
animal economy, viz: By the nostriis. He a.
done so with morphine, which, Ii seems, in
troduced IN that way, Will cure violent head.
AeA&G. ="
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MARYLAND CONSTITUTIONAL CONVENTION
The com mittee OF this body appointed on the
subject Yesterday, reported that it was i'm
prs cticable to divide the s tate into seven in.
di' ial circuits. The report was adopted and
the commit tee discharged. The report on the
judiciary wos then again taken up, and the
salarv OF the chief udge Of each circuit fixed
at 50, $50 per annum, and that OF the associate
judges at $3.50. The report in favor of ere
atipe new county ont of Somerset and Wor-
cester, to be called '.Wicemico," was ordered
to third reading.
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VIOLATION OF The SUNDAY LAw.-John
Hockneyer was arTaigned before Justice Mor. !.
for keeping his yestAurand open on sunday,
and diamissed after paying flns Of e2e.
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PRIZE FIGHT.-A prize fight will take place
within GO miles OF this city early next week be-
tween Thomas McSunn and Patsey Evans. the
"Rondout GIANT" well known pugiIist
Evans will fight at about 1870 pounds. McSunu
is new to the ring, but is Of huge bulk; it is ex.
pected he will enter the ring at 1893 pounds
weight. Evans is feet inches in height and
% years OF age. McSunn is about 20 years of
age.-N. Y. Trtbures
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STREET 1MPROvEMENTS.-Under the super
intendepce Of the commissioner of the Sixth
Wa:d, Mr.. Arth ur Fletcher, quite q n mber OF
improvements are being made on the streets of
that ward, some OF which are very important
ones, which were much needed Twelfth
street east, from South Carolina avenue to
street south, is being graded, and the earth
taken therefrom being deposited in the same
street. between South Carolina avenue and
Lincoln Square, and In b and streets south,
from 11th TO 18th streets east, thus abatinE that
intolerable nuisance on South Carolina avenue,
between 9th and 18th streets, which has been
the subject OF complaint for years past. There
are any quantity Of payements being laid in
this ward, and recently line has been laid on
+ street south. from l1th street east to the Con-
gressional Cemetery-a work very much
needed. 1t Is, however, very necessary now,
not only for the convenience OF the citizens of
the ward. that this street should be graded as
this Is the direct road to the cemetery, and in
some places in bad weather 1t is almost mpos-
sihle for funerals to get along.
Under the suQerintendence OF Mr. E. e.
Barnes, commissioner Of improvements of the
Fifth Ward, u number OF improvements are
being made. Maryland avenue, from 1st to I'd
sreets west, is being graded, and pavement
has been laid on the north side, from 1st to 4th
streets east. A line of pavement has been laid
Ia B stree, north, frem I'd TO lth east, and @
street south, from New Jersey avenue to ID
street. east is being graded-a much needed
Improvement The pavement on New jersey
avenue between B and q streets north, in the
eighborhood OF the depot needs repairing, as
1t is in the immediate vicinity OF the depot, and
IS much used. r@ss
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NEW ORGAN FOR Masonic HALL.-There il
splehd add new organ now on exhibition at the
music store of Mr. John +. Ellis, on Pennsyl-
vapia avenue, which is designed for the new
ME- sonic Hall. and is one OF t re most elegant
pieces OF mechanism so far exhibited in our
city. The case is OF handsome walnut, and
very elaborate In every detail. 1t contains
greater variety aud power than the reed organ
without pedals, and has fourteen stops and 1--WE
se's OF reeds, and the finest approach to or
chestral effects can be obtained by a skillful
player. These instruments are now furnished
ut price which Will enable lovers OF church
music to supply themselves with one at but
little expense.
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SLAUGHTER OF THE INNOCRNTs-Last week
the mortality of ST. Louis was not high. being
only one hundred and twenty -eigbt. but the
proportion of de Id children under five wears
old is appalling. OF the total who di- nine.
five were under that age. That is, of ali the
deaths, more than eighty.four per cent, or
more than four-ffths were children under
that age. This Is q startling fact.
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WESTERN MARYLAND RAILRoAD.-The
Western Maryland Railroad Company has put
the grading OF the road from Union Bridge to
MecbaHicstown under contract. There are
workmen employed on the various sections
between the points above mentioned, and Capt.
Gitt, civil engineer, Is engaged in making q
The track will be laid during the present year
TO Mechanicstown.
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REAL ESTATE SAL1s-Messrs. Cooper &
Latimer, auctioneers, yesterday sold lot No.
Improvements, fronting 90 feet on North Caro-
lima avenue, noar the boundary, and running
back 100 feet, 70 Mr.. r. 9oepel, for 500.
Mersrs. Green & Williams, auctioneers, yes.
teYday sold lot No. 81, improved by new two.
story frame house. fronting On 23d, between N
and N streets, 70 Martin Casey, for $500.
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FENIAN DEMoNsTRATIoNs.-Allta the Fenian
organizations OF Chicago. civic and military,
had torchlight proces sion in honor of the
Union ofthe Irish Republican Brotherhood OF
Ireland and the Fenian Brotherhood OF Ameri-
ca. The turnout was immense. The various
organizations marched to the Court. house
square, where over So, 900 people were gathered
together, and were addressed by A. p. Morri-
son; J.J Crowley, OF Boston; David Bell n. T..
D.. OF the Irish Republic newspaper; John F.
Shannon, United States Assessor Wallace.
and others. The meeting was very enthus,as.
tic, and kept up to late hour Among other
resolutions pledging union and harmony, one
was passed: 'sThat we look to the American
Congress TO be the friend OF the Oppressed. as
well as the protector OF the rights of its own
citizens, and that we tender our thanks to these
Senators and Representatives in Washin etou.
and 10 those civic corporations, as well as 70 All
American citizens in public or private stations,
who have proved the truth of their attachment
to the cause of liberty by espousing and ad-
vocatine the rights OF oppressed Ireland. The
resolution was also passed calling upon the
Government 70 libsrate the Fenian prisoners.
The Fenian Brotherhood of Buffalo, N. Y,
passed strong resolutions Thursday night de-
nouncing Rev. w. Gleac on, for refusing to ad-
minister the funeral rights on the body OF Ser
geant Lynch, while persons wearing the Fe-
nian uniform were In the Cathedral.
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HOTELS, &c.

NOTICE.-MR. GEO. A. SPRINGMAN, form
IN erly proprietor of the Columbia Hotel o
Washington. has opened Hotel on 7O3 Walr-
street, Philadel phia, Pennsy lvania. He also has
on hand large stock of Rhinesh Wines of his own
importation. The citizens of Washington ought
not 10 fali 10 give him call. Jy slim
pINEY POINT HOTEL,
Il SALT WATER BATHING.
This well known resort will be open for the re-
ceBtion of visitors on the Goth of June. AAA
PP"ar9 P per Gay ;.-.......,. SZ;5o. We:
WIN. MITCHELL, Pror .etor.
Steamers leave Washington every Tues ~
"Wednesday, Friday and Saturday at i O'Clock a. m
and Baltimore every Tuesday. Friday ana Satur-
day at s'cleck p. m. Touching going and return
ing at the Point. jeI2-tf
A CARD.-The undersi gned herewith announce
"A the public that he has sold out his 4 4
Restaurant, sol 7th street, to Mr.. 4. G.
ReHR. He ayaIls himself of this opportn- lEs
nifty 10 thank his friends for the many favors which
for many years they have been pleased to bestow
upon him. hoping that they will continue to extend
CHARLES KLOMAN
Washington, D. c., April l3, 1857
take pleasure TO inform the public that have
bought the well known establishment known as
hicmans Restaurant. 1t shall be my duty to do
everything IN my power to gain the custom and
esteem OF the citizens of the District of Columbia
apis ms +. G. ROHB.
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CHEAP MODE OF PAYING DEBTs.-This
morning, an old colored man named Henry
Walker, appeared at Justice EarnasIo's Office
and made complaint OF citizen OF the Fourth
Ward, for refusing to pay him a bill for white
washing. He states that he was to have re.
ceived S15, and after finishing the Job the
party employing him sent an old coat with a
dilapidated white hat, around which was q
black band, which he stated was enough to
pay the bill. T42
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BANKERS.

IAY COOKE l. CO.,
BANK ERS,
Fifteenth street, opposite Teasx,y,
ny and sell at current market rates, and keep
constantly on hand full supply Of all ..
GOVERNMENT BONDS,
sEvEN-THIRTIEs, AND COMPOUND
INTEREST NOTES.
Orders for STOCKS, BONDS, &C., executed, and
Collections made on all accessible points.
sel-f
EXCHANGE OFFICE Tg . OF Gp WILLIAM HUB.
We are selling Bills of Exchange on England
Ireland and Scotland, for one pound sterling and
upwards, at our office, 40s Pennsylvania avenue
ap 29m WIN. HURLEY 90.
SAvIN sBANK
"A PIN DAY is A GRoAr YEAR"
Call at the corner Of
10TH STREET AND PENNh AvEN
FREEDMENs SAVINGS AND TRUST CO.
CHARTERED BY CONGRESS-.
The Central Office of this Company is now situated
as above, and is carried on in connection with the
Washington Branch.
OFFICE OPEN FROM TILL3.
Deposits Of ONE DOLLAR and upwards received
and interest paid on all sums of FIVE DOLLARS
and upwards.
Inyestments are made in UNITED STATES
BONDS AND STOCKS ONLY under the direction
of HENRY D. COOKE. ESQ, of JAY COOKE &
Bank.
The Deposits are now more than $4,000
N. T. HEWITT, of New York; Pres President:
my s-T,FSM Msns' .sns 'A'A'ef 0' d amen BANK
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~ Macksrel are unusually scarce this sea-
son on the Massachusetts coast.
~ Steamboats, are chartered in New York
on Sunday to be use d as floating gin palaces.
~ The New Brunswick rtyers ara f,.e
being depopulafs I'd Of salmon by net and seine
fishing
~ The body Of Maximilian, after he Was
shot. measured six feet three inches.
- The American Dental Association mat I'm
Cincinnati on Tuesday, about seven,y. 81 "a
oeaeRases being In attendance.
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WOOD AND COAL.

rOALl COAL!i
Best WHITE ASH at 50, by the ton. All sizes
Saved and Split pisE phK WOOD s,s sss per cord.
Long Oak. as per cord.
ton of Coal sold by me always weighs 2,24o lba
JOHN B. LORD,
fe 2sly Corner 4th and G streets