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Odd FaIlnwx

Rock Island Lodge No. Is, l. O. O. F.,
meets every Monday Evening at Odd Eel
lows Hall, southeast corner Of Illinois and
Eagle Sts., at o'clock P. NJ.
A. f. CUTTER, N. G.
CHARLES ENGEI., r. {.
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We pity the ignorance and despise the as
honesty of those who represent the catholic
church as opposed to education,
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Type Metal.

Old type in any quantity for sale at the
ARGUS office. Equal to Rabbit metal for all
mechanical purposes.
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BArcHELoR's HAIR DYE.-This splendid Hair
Dye is the best in the world The only
true and perfect dye-Harmless, Reliable,
instantaneous. No disappointment. No ri.
diculous tints. Natural black or brown. Rene
dies the i'll effects Of bad dyes. Invigorates the
hair, leaving it soft and beautiful. The genuine
is signed William A. Bachelor. All others are
mere limitations and should be avoided. Sold by
all druggists and perfumers. Factory 81 Barclay
street, New York. decl0dw1y.
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FRESH FaUIr.--Lazare has just received
a fresh lot of pine apples. - 30
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New York Market.

Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEW YORK, May I6.
Fiour-12, +0@ 5,35 extra state 1871 q IA, 60
r o.
Wheat-2@3 lower, dull
Rye-very firm.
Corn, lO@l ,2O new mixed west: Local. 30
old do delivered l,77a7S store.
Oats-S30S4 west.
Pork-quiet, steady new; closing 1920 cash;
900 old.
Lard-quet
Whisky unchanged. a..
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Houses for Rent.

Three comfortable houses for rent En-
quire at Mrs. Monroe's, opposite the Her
mann House. .--.
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LOCAL COLUMN.
For Circuit Judge.

FIFTEEN CENTS line will be charged for
each insertion of articles under this head.
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KRoNER's- UpHAM's-HArR DYE-5o Cents q
box. Boxes larger than Dyes that sell for 81. Ma
TURAL, DURABLE, BEAUTIFUL. WAR
RANTED TO PLEASE. This article has been
thoroughly tested by DIR. Chiffon, Of New York,
and Profs. Booth and Garrett, of Philadelphia,
who pronounce it free from all poisonous ingredi-
ents, and the material composing it will notinjure
the most delicate hair. Sold by Druggists and
Fancy Goods Dealers everywhere.
JNO. j. KRONER, Sole Proprietor.
LORD SMITH, Chicago, Ag's. nov5dIy.
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FORTY CENTS a line will be charged for
zach insertion of all articles under this head.
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Hills Hair Dye, SO cents. Black or brown n
stantaneous. Natural, beautiful. durable. The
best and cheapest in use. Contains as much as
any dollar size; Depot No. Sc John ST., New
cine, fancy goods and perfumery stores eyery
where. = 49,, noy9dwly
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FREE TO EVERYBODY!

A large PIP. circular, giving information Of
the greatest importance to the young of both
1t teaches how the homely may become beauti-
full, the despised respected, and the forsaken
loved. - s-
No young lady or gentleman should fail to send
their address, and receive copy post paid, by
return mail. Address
p. o. Drawer 81,
mchZ0dwf,m e - Trav
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The Grand Jury has adjourned.
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Sands's Ale. 81
4 VESTS. 4

GALLON KEEPERS, HOTEL KEEPERS,
- Restaurants and private families can procure
the celebrated Sands's Chicago Ale, in Barrels,
Half Barrels, and Quarter Barrels, at Chicago
wholesale prices, freight added at Vests, under
Rodnan Hall. He has the agency from the man
utacturer, as IS sss "a
Stock and Cream Ale on draught at all times.
H.. WEST,
aprl6dtf. Vests Saloon.
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Stocks and Money.
Telegraphed to the ARGUS.
NEw YORK, May l6.
STOCKS
STERLING ExCHANGE-Sixty days, 81, l0s.
GoLD-l,37s.
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USE Lasiamand's Specific for Rheumatism,
Gout and Neuralgia. 1t effectually destroys all
poison in the blood, and performs radical cure.
tnov27d1y. Z Ta
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DR.. Velpau's Pills cure female weaknesses and
an otner female complaints. Sold at all Drug
0'ores' se4L gyzz ~ apr26dlm.
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CHARLES ENGEL, r. S.
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS IoH !s:sa BEET AND
NAVY DspARuFxr.

NAVY D1PARMENr,
Buredk PSorfsioNS and Cio;a tag, J an Z. 1851 {
eealed lrcpoesh. eDdOrsed : PrsHossis for
Iresh Beef and esetaoles - will be reserved Of
this Bureau IN "a clock o. N on the 2Is' day OF
yesuary int for the supply q 80 oU pounds %
EkkeH Bill and sey0Ou pouads Of TRg0H
NE9ETABLkS, at the EOBF0LK NAVY YARD
AND STATION ~ REQUIRED.
The Beef and Vegetables must be Of good gu nj.
III, and the beat ths market afords, and 60 Il ar.
fcie nurt be offered for by the pound. The Beef TO
be In equal proportions. fore and hi nd quarters
Bonds With approved security, will 10 Required
IN one half the estin ted suount Of the contraot
End twenty Der cent In addition Will be withheld
from the amouht OF each payment to be male, as
collateral security for The due performanre OF she
contract, which Will on no account be paid until
Ii 10 fally complied with. 49, - =
kyery o6er made must be accompanied By q
written guaranty. signed by one or more re.pon-
sibie persons, that the bidder bidders wifi il
his OF their bid be cepted enter into an obiisa
ton within hve days, with good aud suficient
sureties, 70 furnish the articles propOsed
NoprorssdI riu be considered Enlsss aecoyapa lad
ey sEoh !Ea1asiy, aad by saiiSdeory srtdsHcs tArf
me etddp IS retstdy dsaleS an The articles pro-
dJor,d and Ads tAe ftcess required By ae of (-
The Department reserves the -syht 10 re;ee, any
propos.i not considered sdvan Ieous to the Gov.
Itis to be understood that In case the stimulated
quantity Of either article shall lie De i cred lasy.
Ing balsDce due on the other article the con
tract may be considered com pleted in fun. Al
the option Of the Department - '' -
- ltd III. BRIDGE. Chief of Bureau.
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THE EVENING STAR.
Young Husband shoots His Wife and
FatheP.iu- I,aw. ErF

[From the PITTSBURGH Chronicle, jan. 9TH,
About tve O'Clock yesterday afternoon .
avenue, near Pasture Lane, ID ward, Allie
gheny, in which Mr.. Henry Strong was prob
ably fatally, and his daughter Rosa seriously
injured. The particulars OF this sad affair, so
Jar as we have been able to ascertain them,
are as follows: Rosa was living sick IN an upper
room. young man named Rose called at the
honse yesterday afternoon, and on invitation
OF her mother, visited Rosa in her room.
Shortly after a young man named Jacob Baltz-
heller, who had been secretly married 10 Rosa
IN June last, and who resides in Wheeling,
the invalid with a kiss She presently CON-
planned Of having cold feet and asked for Q
blanket Mrs. Strong and Rose then went
down stairs to the parlor. In a few moments
a scream was heard, apparently coming from
Rosa's room. Mr. Strong, W no was sitting in
lower room, rushed TO the stairs, and had
just placed his haHd upon the banister as his
daughter came rushing down, followed to the
head of the stairs by Baltzbeller, who imme-
ldiately fired three shots from a re volver. The
hrst shot struck the daughter, passing through
the left shoulder and infiictng painful flesh
wound. The second missed, and the third
struck Mr.. Strong IN the cavity Of the chest,
near the lungs. He fell, apparently dead.
Drs. Hamilton and Buchanan were called in,
and soon restored him to consciousness II is
not ascertained whether his lungs are injured
or not, but at all events there is hardly pos
sIbllIty OF his recovery. Baltzbeller fed al
once, but a cry Of murder was raised, and he
tiary, and placed in the lookup. He is a
young man about twenty six years OF age, and
o. very progressing appearance. He states
that he visited his wife some two weeks since
Tor the purpose of taking her TO Wheeling with
bfsn, but her parents refused TO let her 60.
He again arrived in Allegheny at four o'clock
yesterday afternoon, and proceeded directly
10 the house. With reference 10 the shooting,
and causes leading thereto, he is reticent. He
was evidently bent on mischief when he Wis
tied the house, or he would not have armed
"a ivl M m a "
patent, with which the shooting was done.
Henry Strong, the injured man, has made an
information for felonious assault and battery
against him before Mayor Merrisoa, and he
Will .propa5ly have a hearing this after
noon, when additiO nal particulars Will be de.
VelOped.
room after her mother lett, and previous to
the shooting, but OF course the examina-
tion wiu draw il out. The affair is a sad one,
and thus tar almost entirely in volyed in mys-
tery.
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FOREIGN IMMIeRATICN.-The aggregate in
crease of the population of the United States
from this source during the last year is 233,IiS
OF these, 2l5,!s2s are from Germany and the
British lsles-lC},716 being Germans, 6s,047
Irish, 36,lSt English, 1879 Scotch-represent-
ing, at Il moderate average, an actual accession
of " ealtn TO the country of SiO7. S6i,OOO. With
the continuance Of domestic tranquility the
tide of emigration from these parts is certain
TO become larger and larger. Considering, in
deed, the troubled aspect which things are as
cunning in Europe generally, and the excite
ment which is inseparable from the reform and
Fenian movements in Great Britain, we are
warranted 10 infer that the Number OF immi-
grants during the year on which we have en- =
tered will be unusually large. Inquiries made
on The subject convince US that the bulk of
these immigrants go westward-far mum beers
settling particularly in Minnesota and Wiscon-
Elm. II Is cOnsolIng to know that the burdens
imposed upon the people by the late rebellion
are BOT aggravated bv a decrease Of the popu-
latiOE. The great West is able 10 receive and
provide for unlimited numbers: ana il the
Southern States were brought into such a con.
diiIon as 10 encourage trade and industry, the
advantages offered by he country TO indus
trIous and thrifty emigrants would be nCreased
hundred fold.-NeU Fork Herald.
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FRENCH AMAZoN.-Tke Baroness Binet de
MaTcogDet, WIDOW OF Gen. Marcognet, died
recently in France. She was the daughter OF
Capt lie Mormier, who fell MORALLY wound.
ed IN one of the battles OF the first Empire and
In dying besought his intimate friend and COM
Iade, Marcognet, then his superior Off GER. to
take charge Of his daughter. He accepted the
trust. When she attained her Goth year he
sent for her, and from that time she shared the
dis standing OF the army OF the LOIRE The bet
Ter 70 perform this labor of love she assumed
the dress OF an aid de camp. At the battle OF
waterIoo she hastily Jumped into a wagon OF
the General 3, where her mot her bapnened ~
be; saved her br presenting one of the pistols
she carried AZ the ofhcer OF ordnaaee. and
threatened 10 blow out his brains If he per
sisted In his traitorous intention OF Iaaf,no
tHem 10 the enemy under the pretext of a faIss
order OF the General. In I-3s, Mdlle. a MOT
m.er became the wife of the Baron de Marcoc
let- whom she survived some wears
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Mr.. McAETHUR's REPORT ON AMERICAN
METHODIsM.-Mr. VIM. Macarthur, who came
here last summer Us delegate from the Wes-
leyans IN Ireland, has Returned home, and
made 4 favorable report OF what he saw among
the Methodists CT America He describes the
great meeting AZ Cooper Institute New York
where, ''In about hfteen minutes. upwards
OF S1CO,OC0. or tli0,OO0 sterling, were contrib
uted TO the centenary fund" He mentions
among many things, the recent vote Of the
m Missionary committee apprOpriatng more than
a million Of dollars 10 be expended for mis-
sions at home and abroad during the year. He
says mo difficulty Is apprehended in get
ting this sum-nearly 12J1,1C sterling Last
year million was appropriated, and so free!y
did the money come IN lhat 1 was informed
the interest of deposits at the bank came to-
$4,000" Concerning The great Publishing es-
tablish ment III " ulberry street he says :-.One
cannot but be amazed AT the magnitude of the
BOOK Concern 1t has Twelve editors of It's
perIodicais-usually5 500 clerks and opsrati YES
and between twenty and thirty cylinder and
poUer-loom presses constantly at work The
establishment Is acknowledged to be the most
extensive UNCONVENTIONAL publishing house
IN the world"
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RAILROAD LINES
1866 rrrssYLST s5AE Rou,, I8f

1866 PENNSYLVANIA SashAz ROUTE 1867
~
TO TIN NoRTHwisT, SOUTH, AND SOUTH
WHITE sCHEDULEL
Vn 80 niter November 10, 1856, trains viii
w.hias'on-:-1 ss,.n Bait sor.....;s -. N.
.1aa asYzf Bs6iHIs II, TRACK h u B. + m
day and, Night Oars. With modern improyemen,s.
az e. eth. .o1 IT,. I've hu1drsd nilss saved to
Two Daily Trains to the Wet
ThEouEh from Baltimore to ROGHEsTER and
PsseDssrs b. 81: route rom B.lt,uore have
Ss o. Min ~ changes in UNION
a. Tickets b. this route can 30 procured at the Of
under the National Hot.l, where reliable infof.
mntion VAN be SVEN At eli times.
passengers procuring Tickets at this ONCE cen
secure accommodation In Sleeping Care for FL
S.j. WILKINS, rieke. Agent,
I'D: .. YOUNG, Gen. Pass. A.ont,
Baltimore, Md. del "
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ga man was found lying dead drunk in
the street IN Buffalo, on Wednesday night ana
on being taken TO the station house and
searched, S1,soo was found in his pocket
81 An inch of ground adjoining a block of
building, In Quincy. Ill, was lstely sold for
sl,2co. 10 which at The rate Of sii,iO per run
ming foot
EVANSVILLE reporters run great risks in the
performance OF their duties. One of them was
mistaken Tor burglar the other night, and
was chased BY two policemen. He turned a
corner sharply and climbed q tree, where he
remained until the hunt was over
81 young lady who attended bali lately,
happened 10 fall during one OF the teetotum
dances, and she AYERS that her head would
have been surely broken but for the protac-
lion Afforded by her waterfall and she will
ing one.
~The Warden of the Massachusetts State
Prison having reported that the income of that
Institution Will probably exceed the expendi-
cess should be appropriated TO the parts Al
maintenance of the wives and children of the
prisoners confined therein.
- hat is the difference bet yeep a battered
oiine ana new PENNY Nine cents. -...
81 A Mrs. Marshall, widow lady, died in
cambridge, Washington County. n Y on
Thursday night, frsm an abortion produce
BY druggist in the viliaxe, named ri. r.
Walker, who has absconded. The parties ali
% n,,s, 70 Lespsetanie circles and great e1.
~The Warrenton Index saws: AVE Is.ro
that the Manassas Gap railroad, il favored
with twenty more open working DAYS. will he
completed from Piedmont TO the Junction
- Pittsbrrg came near having a SWIMMING
match the other day. Everything was ar
ranged. bets, &c, snd the parties had proceed.
ed 10 the water and the cold feel OF the air, the
cold look OF the water and the entreaties of
their friends stopped things.
~The liquor dealers OF Tacoma, N. H..
have agreed TO abandon the traffic and sell
for nothing but medicinal and mechanical
purposes, and the hotels only 10 actual travel.
ing guests, keeping no open bars
~Some unknown scoundrei or Soon udrels
went into the orchard of jacob Hikes in
Waynesboro, Pa, last week, cut down ali his
fruit trees, seyentyan number, broke open HIS
corn crib and scattered the corn over tna nm h.
lac road. On one of his gates was written,
"This Is not the worst"
~The propriety OF placing suitable mon
ument over the remains OF Hon r. = Kew
author Of the national song s.The Star Span 2.
led Bahner,"i 10 suggested by o CORRESPONDS 10
IN the Frederick Republicau Mr.. KEYS re.
mains are deposited IN Mount Oliyet Gene.
terry, At Frederick, Md.
OREAMBsTs.--APa Paris paper, of the 10th nit
says: IAN innovation has been ute receutly
noticed in ladies' dresses, Jet ornaments ha v
ing been replaced BY amber"
AN OLD BLURBEAKD. An old Rsp;lem an
living IN Crockett Texas, 40 the father or We
children. four daughters and one sou, VINO
have all got married within . twelve month
The old man himself has just obtained q IA
voree from his third wife, and is on the LOOK
Out for he fourth.
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RY GREEN WILLIAMB, Auetioneers.
- Corner Of 7th and u streets mol III


ExTEHslyI AMI. ELIeANr BLACK WAL.
AID iVsEHoLD GOODS AT FUBLiO
On H0HDAY, the 2lst inst. At 10 o,,,se,
We snail sell, 1t the residence Of Q sentIemnn de-
clining housekeeping, on 18th str Get west Oct II
and streets north icing House No. 495, viz:
One fine Maroon Velvet Plush Parler suite con
Tete.a tete Sofas, Castor and Side Cbairs
Blsck walnut Parlor Writing Desk-mat1e In
Blaes Walnut .Etassre, with grass back and
Handsome set OF Maroon Rep Embroidered r,ur.
~ teins, with heavy cornice-cost $3.50
Handsome Damask Curt aims and Go Iniae
Marble top Uentre Tables and Ottomass
hapesopt bruesels Psrler Carpets
Black Walnnt b All Set, consisting Of
Handsome Black w slnut BeSsteadNcost $50
BLACK Walnut Bedsteads, Marble top Dressing
wa.hstands, wsrdrobes and Cane. SO at otair.
Curled Hair Mattresses and hne Feather Pillows
Wool, Husk, Spring and other Mattresses
dalrcioth stun Chhtrs, Rockers and Divans
Walnot Sice board Side and Extension Tables
One set Of French China Dianer Service
and Q Their Carpets
Also, Hating on every floor
Hall Oilcloths, Rags and Stair Rods
Blank ets. Spreads. Comforts Sheets and Gases
Painted Cottage Setback Walnut finished
Painted Pressing Bureaus, Washstands. Ward
robes and Bedsteads
Parlor kadistor, franklin and other Stoves
A GOOD lot of Copper Cooking Utensils
lot Of Kitchen Requisites.
And all other goods belonging to a first class
aib.d GREEN WILLIAMS A,.,.
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4S6 ! hARkRITERs. ,

7th street.> AtPRoPR!.Ts 1oR (7th street
BE4EhETh sa ED HSEEGL C0HBLNED.
limited but choice Ne eetjons os ~ hN pn;,,
Engravfnss. Chromos, Wreaths, Baskets OF FLOW,
ere, &C., appropriately framed
OVAL PICTURE 1RAMES
rich and varied sssor tment from the best man
ifati0n Rosewood: all Gilt; Rustic and Carved
Frames. Passepartoute, Gard Frames, &C
PICTURE O0RD AND TASSELS, WALNUT
p,.. BRACKETS, &C..
Picture Cord and Tassels all sizes and colors
Ring Nails, Walnut Brackets, Easels, &c.
PAPkkHAN0lNGS AND WINDOW SHADES
A beautiful variety OF these goods embracing the
richest designs Of Gilt fmbroidered Parlor Pat
the cheaper grades, with q large variety of Win
dow Shades, different sizes and colors.
ORDERS Ter window Shades and Paperhangings
Dunctually nlled, in city or country.
large portion OF the above Goods were made
specially to order, believing tn best the chea pest
and aiming te heeI that class Of Goods. respect
Goods with any 10 the market
Terms fnrayidb,y oa,A.
}. MARKRITER, No. 4s6 7th street.
de le-4w' Eight doors above Odd Fellows Hall
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pRoPOsALB FOB oAvALRY HsRsEs
Bepot GH.,lsrmaaer's ones,

IFfPOF YtdfTtFW1tFFf OMrf, \
BaLnmors. Nd. ysnuary q i&-
sesitd Proposals. are invited ssd " ia be reoeiyei
January 2! l7 for the delivery in tn. ctts ~ Ri
Hnn9Rp ssrsSf FORTY HIGHT (lsJ GAFALRY
=, The Horses win be subjected 20 car.,pl ,,.,..-
ZION before being accepted. They must lie .onnd
In az respects well broke en- In full resh "A .i
Condition. frem fifteen 10 sixteen hands bixh 49,,
I'VE 20 nine years old, well adapted in eyery Wv
The ability Of the bidder 10 fuinn his asres,,.,.
must be guaranteed by two respon-ible =, ra.n.
Nnch esa rantee must ACCOM- sny the n-ora.sI
The H-rses must be deli vered within twentS "a,
cs2 iren the date OF aeoeptssce of any pronosai
lie Cow rEment reserves the right 10 70 80 a.
or 81 bids. Payment g. be made on cOmplerien o.,
Bids viii be Endorsed "Propo..l. ,o- o.,
I horses; and addressed to the undersig ned, Ball.
BY order of the QuarterInsster General
A >. kIMBALI
;.,,.. Captain and A. Q. NJ, U.ss
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r IOHhOHp, IR1DER!CKsBURQ AND Pe
H TO4AO RAILROAt.
TO TRAvELLlRs GOING SOUTH
TWICE DAILY, (sxnday D. NJ, sxosptsd.D

The quickest ard most direct rOnts 70 Richmond.
steamer. from Sixth Street Wharf,
Washington, TO Aqua Greek and
Richmond, fredericksburg and Potomac Railroad,
now entirely completed from IA la Oreek to Rich.
mond Va, connecting there With trains the Rioh.
%ond and Pstsrsbars And R!e6mend ard Danyil
Rsleish. Greensboro. Salisbury. 6haslottS aad
stsapsrs Report and o Vanderbilt issve sixth
Street Wharf daily (Sundsy evening ezceptedj Is
% .. m. and , 10. and arrive in Richmond q
rakoUaa 10 Z RfCa MoHp IN SEVEN HOURS
Bifty Niles Shorter ana ~ Hours quicker th.s
any other Route.
Be sure end set Through Tiekets via Asuia
Eoeen sH1 ascs .ornsr PENN aVsnus ana sfS
gtreet, or on board Of the bosta. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage wagons will b In
readiness to convey passengen and baggage BE-
tween depots In Richmond.
Passengers by this line Da1 By daylight Mount
Vernon and may have an opportunity Of visiting
several battle fields neaS Brsderioksburg By stop
Bfeakfast ana sup on board d eteansg.
@. 4. GkTT1NdIY, Ticket Agent Ws;hinssoa.
aDSly General PasssnGer Agent.
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VICTOR BECKER,
PIANO TUNER AND REGULAT0R,-
EsrABLIsHlD IN 1856.
ORDERS NOW RECEIVED AT
DEMPSEY 4 OTOOLE'S, Engravers And Sta
uoners, &C, 326 Pa av., bet. 9Th and 10th sts
y. Z. BElUHENBAOH 5 Piano Rooms
49e 18th street, near Pa. avenue
SP.etaL Notes from WIN. Rnabe Z Co.. Baltimore
Mr.. Becker mas tuned Pianos for "a at our w are
rooms, and We take pleasure stating that We be-
neye him TO be com potent tuner. no 81 SIN
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
~ WASHING TON, Jan. 9, 1857.
- -; -

&A &c., IS fS2:4s -
Mt. Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI-
mORE, and WASHINGTON AND THE WEST
are now run a. follaws viz:
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at TOO, TI5. ana
ll:Io D. m. and 200, and 50, and 800 D. m
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
~ Leave ave daily. except Sunday, At 100 o m, and
JUNCTION.
Leave at 6:D and TO o.. n, and at 400 and "a
D. IA. '''
FOR ANNAPOLIS
Leave &C SIS D. m, and $50 ,. m. No trains
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday.
UN SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE,
Leave at 1:3 .. N. =, and : 90 and s 90 m
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave a. f:H q. m, ana 100 and g 90 o. p.
FOB ALL PAKTS OF THE WEST
q Leave daily, except Sunday, ct 7:l5 q. M, and
On Sunday ct 90 .. m. only. connecting at Relay
S.aIon With trains from Baltimore to Wheeling,
THKOU ca TiCK BTs to the West can be h.a a,
the " Washington Station Ticket Once Ut all hour
In the DAY, IS well aa At the Office of he Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3As Penn,
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets. - :
For New York, fhiladelphia. and Boston, see
% vertisement Of Through Line :.
J. l. WILSON, Master of rranspor tstion
l. u. COLE, GENERAL Ticket gent
oc 30 u GkO. s KOONTZ, Agent Wsshins ton.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-01-16
PIANOS

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to-. prices .s the rsWssrSe1.s SSlFzrrorr Co.
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