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Popularity OF American I.ndie. in
TSnrss

AParis letter says: There is. no doubt
about it-American ladies are wonder
fully popular in Paris. Even by the on
fession of the English (who are apt you
know, to stand out well for their own,
and to look with contempt on every
thing else,) the American bellies are the
bellies par excellence. There is an i'm
mense c%oncourse of our countrymen and
countrywomen here now, for the early
rains have driven them in multitudes
from the Alps and provinces, to seek
shelter and gaiety in the blazing city.
One gees in the streets, in the theatres,
in the shops, OH the public drives, any
quantity of we'll TODD papas, retired
with bright-eyed, slender and graceful
little shoals of daughters; and it IL with
pride in the beauty of our ladies that
m sees the stir and immediate interest
which occur wherever they 60. There
is indeed, a marked contrast between
the American belle and the bellies of
other nations. There is certain vivac-
i%ousness, n piquancy, a sort OF frank
.coquetry, which is rather natural than
studied, and moreover n modest deli
cacy shading every movement.
There is q freshness, too, an almost
childish boyancy, as it appears to these
blase European beaux, which only that
freedom of society, and unembarrassed
mingling Of the sexes, which We have
in America, can produce. I have
seen, not long ago, at the op-
era, q large crowd of admirers
of all nations gathered around a Boston
young lady, in the entire act, each solicit
tons and rivaling the others for q glance
or smile; / have seen her escort, going
ont for n moments breath, surrounded
and desperately besieged for introduce
lions; and when Miss -, Mt the con-
clusion of the opera, departed in her
carriage, there was n long line of Gle
gantly attired gentlemen between the
door and the carriage, on both sides,
anxious for the privilege of making q
last deroir. And it is amusing, at the
hotels, to see the %stratagems put in op-
Grafton by these gallant FTenchmen to
make the acquaintance of some Ameri-
can damsels; and the way they make
proposals on the first interview is per-
fectly alarming to papas and mamas.
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CARD TO IN

A Clergyman, while residing in South Amcri'
ca az a missionary, discovered a safe and simple
remedy for the cure Of Nervous Weakness,
Early Decay, Diseases OF the Urinary and Semi
nal Organs, and the whole train Of disorders
brought on by baneful and vicious habits. Great
numbers have been already cured by this noble
remedy. Prompted by a desire to benefit the
afflicted and unfortunate. I will send the recipe
for preparing and using this medicine, in a seal.
ed envelope, to any one who needs 1t, Free q
charg,. Please inclose a postpaid envelope, adj
dressed to yourself. Address, JOSEPH 1.
INMAN, Station ID, Bible House, New York
CITY. novl3
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To Business men.

The WEEKLY REGISTER is large and
handsome .torty-eight column paper, and
is read by a larger number and a more
Intelligent and well-to-do class of peo-
pie than any other newspaper published
in West Virginia or Eastern Ohio. 1t
has n respectable circulation in every
county in this State, and reaches over
five hundred ~post-offices in the neigh
boring States. Its value as an adver-
Using medium is apparent.
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Reduction Extraordinary.

Partridge & Co., ever on the alert,
are now getting up pictures at greatly
reduced rates. One dozen gems will be
made for foity cents; ten card photo
graphs for one dollar; five for sixty
cents. The first one hundred customers
for a dozen cards can each have q pho
Geographic album without charge. Their
establishment is the most extensive in
the country, and the pictures taken
never fail to please patrons.
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New York Prize Association.
J90 Broadway, New York.

Together with q large assortment Of new aud
Elegant Jewelry valued at 500 CO.,, sil H. d'
trlbuted N follows;
The name and value Of each artiei- Of our
goods arc marked on Tickets, placed 10 SraIrd
Envelopes, and well mixed. On neosipt Of =
eeptss an envelope containing such Ticket W.
BE- rIwn without choice, and delivered al oof
once, Or ssnt BY mail 20 any addresA The pui
chaser after seeing what article 10 draw and %.
~value-vhieh may b. from Ons 10 Five Hundred
receive the article named. or may exchange i!
Tor any other arttcis marked on our Circular a.
the same value. Every Ticket dravs IN irns's
worth One Dollar. OF more. E-So Blank.
Our patrons can depend on prompt retniI'.
The articles drawn v1i be Immediately sent b.
Erprsss or return mail or dsIiverd st our Ones.
letter. from many gersens seknovlehS1nE 'Ss
receipt Of Valuable Gins from us, may b sss
on Me At our eniee. among whom Ne are pr
mitted 10 refer 10;
John s. Holeomb, LAmbertvfiie, n. j. Goa
watch, value t1o. Mn s. BesDstt 80 C.n'
beriand Street, Brooklyn. Sewing msehin. w.
kdrin Hoyt, Stamford. Conn, Gold I<rS
Watch, value epo. Hon. r. H. Briggs, WsaI
ington. D. e.. Diamond Pin, tl15. &c. sstesf'
land, 100 Lexington Avenue, Piano, 30 Mo
~ SsssssH' 20 sinss.snth S. >. NJ
lodeen, $50. Misa l. Collins. Atlanta Ca
Diamond Cluster King. tas. Dr. Henry snits'
Worcester, ha., Sewing Machine, D II
Shaw, IN 10th Street. n. e, Gold watnh, ~
Edv. Boynton. Nashville. Tim, Mslodson tIo'
Jane. Rnsseii. Msstsonery, Ala, Gsh Hat
Watch, s2o. r. T. smith, Pryvidenc. n
J., Silver Le.er watch, 90. Os1aT PurdE MAO
ism, y. j., Music Boz, rs. Hon. X s. Ssvsa.
81 Paul, MINI. God Watch, sis5 j. T. spcu,'
Litehfeid. Conn, Silver watch, t6, wn D.
Peck Harlem, Ills. Music Bon. rs. vn- say.
mOnd DAYTON Ohio. Silver Tea Set ti6 M
z. n. schenek. Detroit, MIch-, Dssmond E-f
Ring, rs. Pierre Beandin. g. Charles H0s''
Ser Orleans. Diamond RiaE Elm Mrs N.fths
Barns. 81 Louis, No. Mdoieon. valrs sio
ia chance TO obtain any Of the abo,s.f'
t1cies for One Dollar by purchasing . ssaIed =
veiope fer Is cent. Enfirs sstisEsetios gnsrss
Iced 10 al.
RS Tickets for Ono Dollar. y for TvoD1
Isrs, % for Fite Doffar. Great Ibdpesmsnn
.gents- An Letters should Be sddressed
~ - y.H RAY&CO,
dseildks3n : so Brosdusy. Hev foss-
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Phillip Phillips, Concert.

Up to Saturday night II large number
of persons had been at the Religious
Book House, fairly begging for tickets
to Phillip Phillips concert, bnt as the
time for the commencement of the sale
had been fixed for this morning ut 10
o'clock. they could not be accommodate
ted. We should not be surprised to
hear of of every seat being taken be-
fore shutdown to-day.
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The Cree, rhi,...phienl Puzzle.

When a mar says, ~ lie" does he lie
or notf If he speaks the truth, he lies;
If he lies, he speaks the truth. How
shall the question be settledi Chrysip-
pus wrote six books to prove that the
man lies whether he speaks the truth
or not: aud another old Roman fogy set
himself crazy by attempting to under
stand the question, and finally hanged
himself in despair.
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TOWN TRIPLES.

New Advertisements.
See advertisement of Westinghouse
Birthday Ball.
There will he an Odd Fellows Union
Supper at their hall on the evening OF
the 22d.
See advertisement, WANTED"
Schulz & Truschel have just received
q lot of Oranges and Lemons.
See advertisement of Spencer House
Parkersbu-g.
See advertisement headed "Grand
Distribution Of Presents
The advertisement of the New York
Uorld appears on the first page this
morning. Read it.
The fine steamer Potomac is advertis-
ed to leave for Cincinnati Tuesday.
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De Quincy
Tells off singular youthful grief of
his when he saw the multitude of books
in a vast library. Before him were tens
of thousands of books, life
time hardly being sufficient for
reading them; and he reflected
upon the number of books in tho world,
and the certainty that he could never
even see the titles of them ALL and the
millions of living men whom he could
never see, he was driven into such a
grief as only children know.
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Hsw 10 write History

Is thus told by a great historian Of
France: / prepare, in the first place
a table of all the events, the great as
we'll as the small, with the verified
dates not only of the years, but of the
months and days; tais is the longest and
most minute part Of my labor. Then l
efface from my mind all current and pre-
conceived opinions; l consider my dated
facts; / see their connection; l feel the
progress of events, and | write my book
like "a novel.
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eek for bargains.

Persons who desire to secure bargains
in clothing and furnishing goods, will
do well to read the advertisement OF
Stein Bros, in another column. The
balance of their large stock mast be
closed out before the first of April.
Suchsn opportunity, to sell first class
goods ct reduced rates is seldom offer
ed. Call and zee for yourselves.
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P.rc., aud sweetest Cod Liver Oil

In the world, manufactured from fresh
elected livers on the sea coast. This
Oil is characterized by a sweetness and
purity peculiar to it alone. Its reputa-
tion is so great that it takes the lead of
other oils, and is universally prescribed
by physicians. Remember to ask for
Hazard Il Caswelrs Cod Liver Oil"
Caswell, Mack & Co., New York, Sole
Manufacturers. For sale by all Drug
gists. mar 2O-mwscowly.
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a Picture

In q late number of PHRch represents
a fashionable and atfectionate couple,
the husband searching vigorously in his
waistcoat pockets. The young wife in
Quires, "Haye You lost your watch,
lover and he replies, mo, darling;
twas a new bonnet | had for you some
where"
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To Advertisers.

Der Ar6eiter FreaRd is the only news
paper printed in the German language
in West Virginia. 1t is read by all the
Germans, without respect to party, in
this State and Eastern Ohio; and is,
therefore, an excellent advertising me-
dium. 1t is issued every Saturday from
the REGISTER office
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The Spruccr House,

As will be seen by advertisement
which appears elsewhere, Mr.. Chas. ].
Daley, formerly of the Glades Hotel,
Oakland, Nd, has leased the Spencer
House, at Parkersbnrg. Mr.. Daley is
good, jovial fellow, and 'knows how to
keep hotel.
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Odd Fellews' supper.

The Odd Fellows of this city will
have q supper at their Hall on Friday
evening next. There will no doubt be
a large attendance of the members of
the fraternity. We bespeak for them a
.'gay and happy time"
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Grand Ball.

The members of the United Steam
Fire Engine Company will have q gay
time in the way of a grand ball at
their Hall in Centre Wheeling, on
Friday evening next, 22d inst. See adj
yertisement.
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The Best Gold Pen
In the world is the WI B Richards
Star Pen. Call on j. Creasey at the
Business College and get one. Every
pen warranted
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WEST VIRGINIA,

Ohio County Circait Court, November I'd,
1866.
Thomas Thornburg against the Hempfeld
railroad Co. In ChancerY.
DY VIRTUE OF A DECREE RENDERED
ID in the above entitled cause by the Circuit
Court for Ohio county on the ID day Of Goyem.
Der, 1864, ! shall proceed to sell ut public sale at
the front door Of the Court House Of Ohiovcoun.
ty, on Saturday, the ID day Of February, A. ID.
1861, to the highest and best bidder, the property
in tho decree mentioned but more fully described
in deed bearing date 10th August, 1850, to-w f:
Two parcels Of land in Ohio county, situated on
the line Of the Hsmpheld railroad, and bounded
respectively as follows, viz:
The frst tract commonly called the Bridge
Lot. and situated in Triadelphia township In
said county and bounded as follows; Beginning
at old abutment Of first stone bridge east of the
Borough Of Triadelphia thence with National
road, South, 4s degrees; west to post in il.
Fosters (now Fred Sliger) old line, 6stI0o
poles; thence with Fosters old line, south, 20
degrees; east II poles to Elm Crossing railroad
at 4 poles): thence north 26 degrees; east II
poles to stone ut first trusse. bridge on railroad
east of Triadelphia; thence north 81 degrees;
west 6 5000 poles; crossing east abutment Of
said trussel bridge to place of beginning; con
tanning seventy. rine perches ard forty-four
hundreths tequal 20 I acre less is of . PERCH;
and the other tract now occupied by the said
party Of the second part for . road way, begin
on the line of said railroad east Of Triadelphia;
silence north % degrees; east lf2 poles; thence
north 5ii degrees; east, II poles; thence north
6ei degrees; east IL poles; and thence north %
degrees; east e6 poles; and Of the uniform width
of four poles; containing four acres, three rood
and twenty-four perches.
TERMS OF SALR.-Ten per centum Of the pur-
chase money to be paid in hand and the residue
with interest from the day Of sale in three equal
instalments, payable. respectively, in all, twelve
and eighteen months from that day, the pnr-
chaser or purchasers giving bond with good Sc
curity for the deferred instalments and the title
being retained As . further securty until pay
men,s in full, reserving. nevertheless, to the
purchaser Tor each of them il there be more
than onel the right to pay in hand the whole
amount bid by him or any portion thereof Ereat
er than ten per cent
THOS r CANrpREIJ
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"Healing ON Its Wings"

Say all who have used the Old Home Bitters.
To the Weak and Debilitated just rising from
some long spell Of sickness, we assure you there
is nothing more grateful. You Dyspeptic Ones,
with your constant ailings, with your Nausea,
Headache, Sour Stomach, &c, use Old Home
Bitters and be relieved. Sold everywhere.
LACGHLIN, SMITH & CO.,
decl PrQprietors.
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Every Shrewd Business Man,
Will understand that advertisements
inserted in the REGISTER reach . larg
and important class OF people that can
be reached through no other medium.
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Administrators Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN TO ALL
~ persons indebted to the estate of William
$. Wickham. deceased, that they are required
10 make immediate payment To tho undersigned,
and those having claims against said estate are
requested to present them ut the Sheriffs Office
for adjustments: where / can be found on Satur'
day Of each week. JOSEPH
Administrator Of he estate of VIM. ). Wick.
ham. decd frbI6.d3t-wlt&twlt |
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Fresh Luxuriea.

Messrs. Shultz g. Truschell have
Just received q fresh lot of delicious
HAVANA oranges and q superior lot of
lemons, See advertisement.
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WANTED.

A YOUNG MAN, ONE THAT UNDER:
"A stands taking care of horses and general
farm work. Apply Immediately to the under
signed, FIVE miles out the national road;
3ebIi-3t WV. II. STRLLE.
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u Db.rfsls very hns and stroeg. jus. rsesiv.
ID and Ter sale by 4. RkILLY.
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THOS. J.. CAMPBELL
SheriH of Ohio eonntx


The sale in the above case 10 postponed until
the 5th day of March, 1867, eoumencina n 10
O'Clock THOMAS. j. CANPBEEL,
wheeling, W. Va, Feb. ID, 1851 SO. C. !.
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CECOND HAND PIANOS OF VARIOUS
- makes, for sale low at WV. II. SHEIB'S
Music Store,
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NELODEONS IN WALNUT AND ROSE.
WI wood Cases, Portable and Piano Style,
Carved and Plain, New and Second hand, from
ESQ to $500. at WIN. II. SHEIBS Music Store.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

HUDeOk RIVER AND HARLRM BAIL.
IL bOA DS On and after MONDAY. Nov 10,
1865, Trains Tor Albany and Trey Meeting wi tn
neitnern and western trains, will leave Nes Ysrk
50. "a Express. train via Hudson River Rail.
road, Sth ct AID 10th av through to Buffalo and
meeting at Troy with trains for Saratoga, Rutland
Burlington and Montreal.
0a. ~ ExsIess and Mail train via Hedsou
ern trains, and ct Troy with trains for NORTH.
Ia Express trafs via Harlem Railroad,
2sth at and 9Th sy;, con.ectinG 1T Uhstham with
&c; at lbany with Western trains. aud ct Troy
nth .rains tor Saratoga, Rutland, Burlington and
s:.5p m Express train via Hudson River Rail-
road connecting at Albany with Western trains,
and at Troy With trains for Montso0.. with sleep
4iop m G.Drsss train vi. Harlem Railrosa.
eonr ectiDe ct Ohstham nth Western Railroad for
Lebanon Springs. Pittsneld, &c: at Albany with
land Buriinstor and Mo.sr.s ssepins csr ss at
$50 m express train via Hudson River I'll.
sd
ssiurdss Sit:sSsa from New YORK Trough Sss'p ts
Sss ss VI: E9Y' ed
East Albany. This train will run on eundsvs
IL p, N Train via udson River Railroad with
car .tsrsn ed Is .1 ASsay .i.h
and q Trey with trains for Saratoga and points
Sunday train will bs run via B,dso, R,v..
Railroad from New York to Popg kee psie and n.
m. .Returnine, leave Poughk sepsie at las ,. q.
1. Sss t stsia ss
att 50 m. Retarnins, leave Mili.rfon q ,.
M arriving IN New W. W. T. I. Wi: sB1Lr.
jas Vice President.
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ID IOHMOND, IRIDERICKsBURQ AID 70
II 80 TOHAO RAILROAG.
TO fRAvELLIRs aOIHQ SOUTH.
TWICE BAILY, (sunday p. N. exoeDted.D

The quickest and most direct route - 8ieAmood,
:se.%:s. ron SIKH ssrsss Wh.ri
Richmond, 1rederiefseerg and Poto@se Raii.oed,
now entirely completed from AQefa Oreek to Rich.
nond Va connecting there With trains the Rtch.
mOnd and Petersburg and Richmond and Dan Vile
66ssi:sss afS'a'soso'. SALISBURY oh'tloss' a'd
Steamers Ksypors and o Vanderbilt leave Sixth
Street Wharf daily tSundsy evening e1ceptetD st
SIS .. m and , m. and arrive In Richnond q
THROUGH TO RICHMOND IN sEvEN HOURS,
Fifty Miles Shorter ana ~ Hours Quicker shAs
any other koute.
Bs SIRE end get Through Tickets Vie Asuis
Creek and TrsdsricksburG, 70 Richmond, Ct the
street or on board OF the boats. Baggage checked
through. -,,
readiness TO convey DaosenGeED ana .oA6gago DO
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers By this line 80 p dayhsst Mouns
several battle sslls nesr Brsderickssurg By stop
brsstfsss snd SUP on bosrd q sssansn:
@. I. SHTT1aaEY, Ticket GENT Wss;AHHinsson.
apIly General PASSENGER Agent.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22

~Mr. Speaker Colfax says be resoI we'd to
leaa temperate lite after seeing a companion
die with the delirium tremens, thirty years
ago.
81 New Jersey has 1881 colored citizens cid
enough TO yote- Three cases are now pendin 2
before the courts of that State which will de-
cioe they have the right 70 vote ,
"Judee Warren, OF a Connecticut court.
has decided that corporeal punishment OF ;,
scholar by teacher in the common schools is
unlawful =
~An excha &c attributes the pardon OF
Nollie Trussell, after a months imprison-
menf, TO tue fast that she is ian interesting
social evil"
~The journeymen carpenters of Jersey
CITY demand an Increase OF fry per cen, in
wages. and have stopped work until they sha n
be satisfied.
ga woman named Kays was brutsIly mur.
dered on Saturday, at StewartsyIile N
during the absence Of her husband. The mar
derer 10 not Yet IN custody.
- The Paris correspondent of the Nsy Or.
leans Picayure Is a colored man. who is. and
hse neen for several year. attached to the
AmerIean Consuls office.
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RAILROADS.

G,.r -kEApih9 kAILRoAD,
Ehx Hill ihI h!sE sst 81 ffsEsPy.
iTSSHsEsSS EfaD tSss
SSASsssfRzS rFIETfk zRR4GKnESrt OF OF
streets Phi.a.i'ai. y q. t issiS az
soREiSe ACCOMMODATION.
s,.t.os o -. "f Beading and al isssrasdisss
tsss ,snnf; ss.:. hs.dns 1t n. srriviax
MORNING EXPRIss
- A. SIS Q. n for kssdips. LebaSon. B.rv,.,
:s:sea: : fis si s.iss r..:i;.
Pr. .i. 3. ff;sss.s
sa fc s;PIs I; fSs sr: VIA "a
kimirs, ke: 9. sAS.issIE a .i hsef sd Haven,
train: isf ScI ;ss
Transport, York, CssmSsrsbars. PiossrsS. VII
AFTERNOON ExPRRss.
Poss:,ii,e, Hsrs,.Ssn o. so p IN is, nssdiss
and oounbis S.iro:d tfsns ioI 6oi sass
HlADINe ACCOMMODATION.
stations srsin.. ,s q ;:o,sns ct ell vsy
ts,SIsirE: leave. Philas.D6is at $50 >. m;
fr.is' e. sff salsss.i,sis I.. M H.rr,,.,.
P.,l:aslsh,. g 30 m. Ant rnoon Train. lev, ,e
~ n
A.rIisbufs .seomnoastios is.svs Feeding n
ing = K:seins Win Sfs.fnooS @ 0S1ssSs
south atsS m. arriving in Philsdelphis ct
n:,tss r5.i. s,.a ,.s.ens.r car attached,
eli way stations; ieaves Aes1 Jog II D. q ms sns
DOMINATION IL ,. u aor Psllssei shia and ali
An the 40 We train. rgn daily, Sunday, eroep,ss.
sUneay rats lssve Pottsvilie 81 . m aud
heading at Ia m retu ruling from ks.dins st 4 IS
oHEsTrR VALLEY RAILROAD.
f,s:tert.r RI iSL posniagto.n aud intermediste
Hsin. t1 1sn ss1 sSs SIS "a ga
inRtow att . m. aLd Il. 30 neon.
NEW YORK EMPRESS FOR PrrrrsRuRau
AND THE wHsr
Ing hesin al ss, a q n and i D. m sHd
eSnss tes At hsTr,sb1rs With PennsJ snis sad
Pittsburgh' Chicago, willisnspoTt EImira. s.it
Ksturpine. Erpre.. Train leave. H.-rr.s,r
srrivsI Of pennsylysnis Express from PittsSarSSss
"a ana sS o, m rs D. passing Reading .t
,ns thee tIsiI. through Ssr
Mall train for New York leave, HARRISBURG N
yyn,Sp m, ns. train Tor Harrisburg leaves New
sOoUYLKILL VALLEY RAILROAD
Tisps leave PotGville at z, IL ~ a m and n
p 5etIrniss from Tsnsaus at 2 IS a. N :, and
soHsYLkILL AND sgsoUEHAsNa RAIL.
IInns leave Auburn at so O. m. for Pipesrox.
ena hsrrisburg, and at 50 p. m, for Pinesro.s
ana fremont. returbiDg from Harrlsbarg ~ e
m, and from fremont Ct a. O. m and -
pm. ~ 80
FREIGHT.
GOODS OF all descriptions Forwarded TO all IN.
,nooNs points IRON tse tompsnyS New Trefebt
Depot, Broad and Willow streets 'sHs
FkEIGHT TRAINS
Leave fhi Iadel phia daily at 5. O. m II As noon
and D. m Tor keacing, Lebanon, Harri.bnre
louisville, Port CLIFTON, aud eli points beyons'
=. MAILS
CLOSE at the Phflsdei phia Post Ofice for ali
places d the road and Its branche. AZ
And Tor the rinei pal stations only at SIS m.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-02-22
Virginia News


Col Cunningham, ". army officer, who
was The military governor of Portsmouth,
during Its occupation by the federal forces. is
inquired Tor nv nj. t Langue, of Savannah
Ga A lady has left the Colonel a large lar ded
estate, Tor bis courtesy towards her when a
refugee
The Lynchhurg News says: THE times be :
lore the war were forciby brought to mind
yesterday. whilst viewing the piles of topacco,
with which the various warehouses in the city
were crowded. Nothing like 1t has been seen
since lsCl -
There is a proposition now before the Cen
eral Assembly 10 aboiish that time honored
institution tue Examining Court for persons
charged with felony. TheI proposition is in
conformity with a recommendation Of Gov
eTnOr PeiIpOint.
John Carroll. IA weak minded white hoy con-
ylcfPd IN the last term of the Circuit Court of
Loudoun county, of horse stealing. ard sent
70 The penitentiary for five years, has been
pardons by Gov Pierpoint.
Tobacco presses of a new and superior pat
tern, are now manu- factured in Richmond, to
NIL orders from New York. This Is a good
sign for manufacturers.