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VIRGINIA NEWS

The first Normal school IN Richmond has
been IN operation tor some monthS. aud A. uoy,
ln a nourIshlng condition. II D. one OF th.
RECIPIENTS OF Mr.. Prsbod ~ muuifiCence. and A.
under IN" control of Trustees who are citizens of
Richmond and Henuco county. Tho numt,.r
of scholars ~ limited TO twenty. aud each per
son hefore "nt'r1ng J. required ~ engage that
ID" " Ill hnlsh the cour-r-usuallv occupytn.-
Two y'ais-and a. they paw no tuition f...
students are Tee uIr'd TO promise thar they Will
teach in the Tree schools Of the STATE for tv-o
years after they shall have completed th..tr
studies. Dr Scar. general agent Of the Pea
body fund. visited IA. school Yesterday. and
made the students a short addrrs~. in which hr
expressed himself highly plcasDd with his
observation of the Management OF the ins',tu-
non. The barring OF the pupils and ti.ir pro re-.
IN Nsrlous branches.
colored man was met IN the road near
N"wtoW n. Frederick county. last SATURDAY. by
two drunken men. who. demanding whisky
and getting none. fired at aud seriously wounded
IN" Object OF their displ-asUre. The sheriff OF
IN" county l. IN search of th-In. and II arrested
they VIII be punished a. they deserve to b.
1h" Naive NiTginian saws. "A friend OF
ours in Richmond assures u thai he owns an
Western Virginia seam of the finest Cann-i
COAL which l. ~ feet thick. miles or more lou,
ana of Indefinite depth. II IL estimated taar
this scam II worth four millions Of dollar
he Native NlrglnIan saNs lit A. said There
are upward> Of l5O di~tilleri.,s an the COUNTIES
OF Madison, Greene and Albeinarls. One d.
tlllery IN ScottsNllle turns out 3yD gallons OF
whisky a day."
Miss Patience Miller. aged about 9l. com
united suicide on Saturday last near Winchas-
ter. by hanging herself.
III" National Bank. NJ Fredericksburg. has
declared a dividend OF iiN per q. for the ls.-g
six months.
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THE POLITICAL SITUATION IL FR.~CE.-
b rom Gable dispatches Of last night We learn
that letters from Paris say the reports of "a.
projects OF the departments in regard 10 ia.
state OF public feeling. generally concur an
stating that the adoption OF an ARMY bill was
received with disfaN or. and that the measure s
unpopular in the departments The Moniteur
OF yesterday publishes the report OF NJ Magne
ON the financial condition and Reces>itiaS of ths.
empire. He says the increased military pre-
parations caused by the LuNemburg dispute
nave imposed an unexpected burden upon IN.
country. Though these preparations were long
since abandoned, with the termination of the
dispute, stlll they had created heavy deficit an
the estimates Of the past year. The report. In a
guarded manner, admits that France NAV b.,
held liable 10 pay the bonds OF the Mexican
Empire, which were guaranteed by the Gov
ernmrnt. To meet she's. extraordinary de-
mands, the 9lnis,er declares that a new loan -
necessary. The amount proposed Is 440, 0,gapsIf
10 be taken BY public subscription. NJ Mague
oonclude hls report by an appeal 10 the pa
trloh>m OF the French people. saying, that
though heavy sacrifice h required of them.
its objects is To SECURE for France an enduring
peace which u the great ann OF the EInperor's
policy.
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AYERS CHERRY PICTORIAL,

FOR DISEASES OF The THRoAr AND LUNGS, SUCH
As COUGHS, CoLps, WHooPING CeuGH
BRONCHITIS, ASTHMA, AND
CONSUMPTION.
PTooahy never before in the whole history Of
medicine has anything won so widely and dee ply
upon the confidence Of mankind as this excellent
remedy Tor pulmonary complaints. Through long
series OF years. and among most of the of
IL has risen higher and hi CHER in their estimat
IS II has become better known. Its uniform char
acter and power TO cure the various affections of
the lungs and throat, have made il known as a
20 milder forms of disease and young children,
II Is AT the same time tie most efcctusl rem sdy
that can be given for incipient consumption. and
the dangerous affections of the throat and lun gs
prov sion against sudden attacks Of Crou d. il
should he kept hand in every family. and ind eed
al should be provided with this sntidote for them
Although settled CONSUMPTION is thought in.
curabie, still great numbers of where the dis
ease seemed settled, have been completely cured ,
and the patient restored to sound health by the
CHERRY PECToRAL. So complete is its mastery
over The disorders Of the LunH and Throat, that
the most obstinate Of them yield to 1t. When moth
ing else could reach them under the CHERRY PFC
ToRAL they subside and disappear.
Sing Frs and PuBLIC SPEAKERS find great protec
tiop from it.
ASTHMA is always relieved and often wholly
cured by il.
BRONCHITIS is generally cured by taking the
So generally are its virtues known that we need
lot publish the certificate of them here,
than assure the public that its qualities fully
maintained.
PREPARED
DR.. j. &. AVER 4 CO, LOWELL, MASS,
PSdcftc1l and Andiyticdt Che naiyfs.
eold by all Druggists everywhere.
de2S- DAW eO3m
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A FEAT oF ENGIN NEERIN ING.-we are informed
thai me building of the iron bridge over The.
" reai Miami. on the Ohio and Mississippi rail-
road. A. considered a rapid feat in railroad con-
structlon. The structurp required the driving
OF 5,WH piles. 'he laying of gro cubic wards OF
masonry, the dredging OF four difficult founda-
mons IN quicksand, and the construct ton aud
rrecnon of ca feet OF iron bridge ia three
spans, and weighing LlOafo0 pounds. The
hIst train crossed on the 18th of December lau-t
-lusi l:0 days from the time the first pile was
driven and nine days and four hours from ths.
tlme me last stone Wac put in place. The work
wac carried on night and day. and Geographic
communication kepi up throughout the W hol.-
OF the basin draineob by the Miami, 20 thai an
storms were prepared for, hours before they or
their effects reached the bridge site The ston,.
for the mason work. which IL all first-clas,s
ashlar, Wa ouarrled iifty-two miles from tn.
bridge The truss l. tbc iron Fink truss. aud
consists OF three spans 30 fe-t each. The ma
sonry and foundations We're carried on under
the personsl direction OF Messrs T. ID I>oSett
ana j. W. Conlogue. the chief engineer and su-
perlniendeni Of the railway, aud the cOnstruc-
uon and erection of the Truss under Mr. Pred
er1ck h. smith, superintendent for Ma~srs
Smith x Latrobe' Of this city, contractors iOT
the rups TstruCfurs.
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REMOVING A TIGHT FINGER RIxG-I, is
seldom necessary 10 file on a ring winch is TOO
tight to readily pass the JOINT OF the finger. III
the finger is swollen, apply cold water to retuc G..
the ihTainmaton. then wrap small rag wet
In hot water around the ring 10 expand the
metal, and soap the finger. A needle threaded
with strong silk can then be passed between rh,.
rms and hnger, and Il person holding the two
ends and pulling the silk while slowly sliding
II around the periphery of the ring may readily
remove the ring. If the ring a plain hoop
Tins process L. easy; if it has setting or protu-
perahce more care Will be required. Another
method is TO pass piece of sewing silk und.r
the rlng and wind the thread, in pretty clos-
spirals and snugly, around the finger 10 the end
lhen take the lower end-that below the fling
ana begin unwinding. The ring is certain to
be- removed unless the silk is weak The wind /
ing comprises the finger and renders the oprr-
alton less difficult.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-01-28

PROPERTY AND LABOR IN New YoRK-A
letter from New York says.
Within the few days part there have hsssp
CONSIDERABLE operations IN real estate, both ln
thI> city and Brooklyn The property con-
sisted mostly OF small dwelling houses, remote
from the great centrr~. OF business and DOpula-
ton. Prices range from S6.0iJ TO iUaoL winch
are rather lower, the auctiOnsers saw, than th..
same houses and lots Were held al this time ls,st
year.
AZ a striking illustration Of the scarci,y of
employment I'm this city NJ the present time
the fact may be mentioned that the Suparsn-
rnd-nt OF the Five Points House Of Industry
giN's notice that he h ready 10 furnish employ
ers with iaoorers-as many a. theV want-who
Mlu work I'll next spring merely for th.lr
hoard
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DECIDEDLY ORIGINaI.-A delagatio

DECIDEDLY ORIGINAL--A delegation from
the telegraphc operators of several cities attnn.
ded the electric ball al the New York Assem-
bly, Rooms on Friday night. Artificial Iirtt.
of wonderful brilliancy, made by a battery OF
great size and power, identical in princinaI and
construction TO those used by telegraph com
panles, but much larger in sizr, astonish-d In,
participators by its magnificent corruscafiou>
ana showers OF burning metals. The most
amusing feature OF the entertainment was IN.
way in which the dances were announced
A large Sound-r, almost ten times the size and
power Of the usual instrument used in every
Telegraph Office. was placed in connection
With the above mentioned battery. by "A hich
the programme was rapred out 10 the telegraph
fraternity IN language mysterious to am
others, but quite mtelligible TO them
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LEGISLATURE OF KANSAS.
Their Action on Negro Suffrage in the Di :
trict Of CoIumbia

ST. LOUIS, Jan. pa resolution introduced
by Democratic member of the Kansas I,egis.
iature yesterday instrnctrng Senators and
REPRESENTATIVES, TO vote against negro suffrag.
IN the District of Columbia, was laid over
The resolution says Kansas has declared
against negro suffrage, and the representatives
OF tins State misrepresented their constituent,
IN Notlng the bill which passed in December
Inc senate has adopted resolutions asking sub.
scrioers Tor the Kansas branches OF the Union
Pacific Road.
In the House amendments We're offered 10 IN
ciude all other roads in the State Some feel.
ing was manifested agiiinsr the Pacrfic Comm,
ny, in consequence OF their refusal TO paw and
submit TO law passed last winter. regulating
lares, freight, &c. The whole matter was de-.
AT an early day.
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FENIAs AFFAIEs IN ENGIAsp .NDIRpr.No
Gable dispatches of last night say the EagIiSh
papers OF yesterday publish a letter from ths.
fen;an Burke, who was confined in the House
OF Detention in clerkenwell at the time of the
explosion. Burke denies in the most posltiv.
terms any previous knowledge of the conspir-
acy. and declares III the attempt was made 10
AFFORD him an opportunity TO escape no intirna-
iion OF such purpose WAS ever conyeyed 70
him. gunshop in Dublin. Ireland. was on
tered by party of men. who succeeded in car
rylng away nearly half a ton Of powder The
polio. Inn-edIaiely got upon the track of the
robbrrs, and have since arrested twelve n.y.
SONS on suspicion Of being concerned an tha
affair. All Tn" men arrested are Fenians
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81 one hundred Germans have s4ttlsd in
South Carolina. about twenty -four nileS -,
Columbia, and are astonishing the old fashion
ed planters with the energy with which ths.y
90 TO work. MY
ine naiifax Chronicle Demands a r.
peal OF the Union OF the Canadian PraxSn.,..s
and declares that If not granted secession viii
.nsne Since the union Nova Scotian Interests
nave been entirely prostrsted on this accoaur.
~ he superintendent Of an English work
mouse. an order 10 prepare the boys in has charge
Tor Inspection, scrubbed their heads, tn day
before Christmas, with blue ointm~ntr Tl.s
result Was that eighty Of them went 10 me
hospital and one died.
the shorl dresses denoance the Pope.
- There are so.eoo tons OF Ice now stored I'm
Gardner, Me.
- George NJ. Dent, a brother-lu- law OF
General 6ran', n candidate Cor Consress IN
Arizonz.
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TURNER'S TIC DOULOUREUX Oh
TURNER'S TIC DOULOEREUX OR
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL,
UNIVERSAL NEURALGIA PILL

A SAFE, CERTAIN, AND SPEEDY CURE FOR NEURAL
GA, ALL NERVOUS DISEASES.
IL is an unfailing remedy in all cases Of Facf
eurslgia, often effecting perfect cure in a sin
9 day. No form of Nervous Disease fails to yield
TO its magic influence. Even the severest OF
chronic Neuralgia and general Nervous Deranged
ments of many years standing affecting the entire
system, are completely and permanently cured BY
in q few days, or few weeks at the utmost. II
contains nothing injurious to the most deli sys
tenn, and can always be used with perfect safety
IL IL in constant use by the best physicians, who
give 1t their unanimous and unqualified approva
Sent by mail on receipt of 81 and two postas
stamps. Sold everywhere.
TURNER & CO., Sole Proprietors,
ocg-eo3m 120 fremont street, Boston, Mass.
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RECOVERY or DANAGEs.-Mrs Mary Harry
ma recovered -, 200 damages from the Central
railroad company of New Jersey. for the loss of
htr husband, who was ran over and killed on
that road in November last, near Bergen. The
amonnt OF damages claimed was ~5Gg The
sun was trled IN the supreme Court circuit
brooklyn. IL was claimed by the plaintiff thai
me part OF the tract on which the deceased was
walking was used "a a public thoronyhfar.
and That the accident resulted from the p.gli-
gence of the servants of the company. The de-
fendants alleged that the road was the priyat.
property of the company, and that daceas.d
beinga n respass"r, was Responsible for what
might happen to him.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
FROM EUROPE TODAY
Another Fenian Attack on "A Martsl,o
Tower, &c.

Another Fenian Attack on "A Martello
Tower, &c.
By Gable TO the Associated Press
LONDON, Jan. 2s.-Martello Tower. near
Dungannon, near Wexford, Ireland, attac cked
last night by body of Fenians. The garrison
fired on the assailants, who, after returning the
lire, fed. No casualties are reported
The Fenian Shaw has turned Queens eyi
dence, and positively identifies Barret as the
man who fired the fuse which caused the Clerk
enwell explosion.
GLASGOW, Jan. 2S.-The steamer Britannia.
from New York, has arrived.
LoNDoN-Noon-Jan. 2s.-Consols q3 aqj <
Tor money and accounts. Bonds 7lS Illinois.
81. Rries. 49l.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2s-Cotton oniet
STEADY. Estimated sales to-day 1900 baIes
Breadstuffs are firm.
LoNDoN-Afternoen-Jan 2s.-Consols, a3 K
as4 for money and account; Bonds, ia: ILL.,
nois, IS Erie, 493.
LIVERPOOL - Afternoon - Jan. T-Cotton
sales to-day viii not exceed 1000 bales: Corn
t3s' %; Wheat firm: Flour firm; Lard 81; Pork
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BACHELORS HAIR DYE.

This splendid Hair Dye is the best in the world ::
the only true and perfect Dye; harmless reli able
lnstsntsneOu no disappointment; no ridiculous
ints; remedies the i'll effects Of bad dyes invigo
rates And leaves the Hair soft and beautiful black
or trouH- Sold by all Druggists and Perfumers;
and properly applied at Batchelor's . Wig Factoy ,
No. Is Bond sreet, New York. ia l3- eodly
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PHYSICIANS AND OLERaYMEN
testify to the merits of
HALLS VEGETABLE

SICILIAN HAIR RENEWEK,
In restoring GRAY HAIR to its original color and
promoting irs growth. IL makes the hair soft and
glessy. Tue old in appearance are made young
sgain. II is the best
HAIR DRESSING
Ever used 1t removes Dsndruf aud all Scurvy
Eruption II does not stat n the skin.
Our Tr tse on the Hair sent free by mail.
Beware I the numero preparations which are
sold upon 'ur reputation.
R.P. HALL CO.,
Nashua, n H., Proprietors.
For sale By all druggists. ia 2-eo2m
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FROM .MENICO,
Senior Romero appointed Minister Of the
Irrasury-Marcns Ottrrberg to be sent
Minister to the I uited Stat.S A..

I,rrasury-Marcus Gutenberg to be sent
Minister to the United States. &c.
HAVANA, Jan. 2s.-By the arrival of the
French mail steamer Guayene. We hay.
Mexican adyices to the 18Th. The Mexican
Congress had passed a resolution authorizing
the Minister OF Foreign Affairs and Ninister
OF The Interior TO retain their portfolios and
seats in Congress.
Senor Matias Romero had been appointed
Minister of the Treasury.
Senor Romero. In explanation 10 Congress
stated that during his mission TO the United
States he received 10000 as part pay OF salaries
of his legation.
The German residents of Mexico expect.d
mat Marcus Otterberg would b. sent a. Minis
ter TO the United States
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GEORGIA.
Removal Of the Secretary Of state BY Gen
Meade,

TsT"CIdI DIsFdtJn 20 thf Star
ATLANTA, Jan. 2s.-N. {. Banett Secretary
OF the State of Georgia, having refused to ac.
knowledge the authority of the Major General
Commanding. WAS removed bv General Mead.
Captain Wheaton. SD infantry. in addition Ia
MS duties a. Contractor General, will discharge
those of Secretary of State
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V0oL. XXI.
SPECIAL NOTICES.
NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE

NEW MARRIAGE GUIDE.
AN ESSAY FOR YOUNG MEN, on Physio4ogi-
cal Errors, Abuses, and Diseases incident TO Youth
and Early Msnhood which create impediments to
MARRIAGE. with sure means Of relief. Sent in
sealed envelopes free of charge. Address DR.. j
skILLIN BOUGHTON, Howard Association,
Pkiladelph Pa. ia 2- lot
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~ Private masq uersdes Are fashionable I'm
Utica. .-
~ Aiken, once The weslsh,est, IL now xa,s
70 be the poorest man in South Carolina.
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MINISTER TO AUsTRIA.-lt rs understood
shat the Senate Committee on Foreign Rela-
tons have agreed to report favorahly on the
nomination OF s. y Cox as Minister 10 Austria.
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GENERAL +. II. SHERIDAN, a member Of the
Board TO Examine and Revise The New Army
Regulations, is now absent from the city,
having been called 70 his home in Ohio on
account OF the illness of a member Of MS
family.
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" A Vicksburg paper flee the Grant and
Colfax ticket.
~ Iowa is free from debt, and SiOo,0sU over.
~ Three millions of cards were mailed in
Paris New Years day. . J -
Little cotton will be planted i'm Texas
this year. Corn and pork will be the principal
crop. F - =
~Boys of the Springville IN. W Academy
are not permitted to 20 home with the girls.
- A skating tournament is TO be held nj
Allegheny City, Pa, next month. A hurdle
race and $1,000 in prizes are among the faa .
turee. =" -
~Judge Sharkey threatens that il Nissis.
sippi adopts the Constitution, a full negro dele.
CATION will be sent to Congress. =
~ The Chief Justice Of the state of Rhode
Island, Charles 5. Bradlee, has resigned. His
successor will be chosen by the present legs.
lature. -.., $50 =
The young ladies OF Eenton, Mich. rnve
the young men leap year sleigh ride hast
~According TO reports made 70 the Board
OF Hath there are four b undred and seventy
four houses Of ili-fame in Cincinnaa.
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DANCING ACADEMIES.

DROF. KREIS'DANCING ACADEMY, Penns
Y ave-, opposite Metropolitan Hotel. Ladies'
Misses and Masters, Tuesday and Saturday after
noon from to- o'clock. Gentlemen, tuesday
oan be rented for Balls. Soirees. 20. my l0-iy
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BARoNET CONVICTED or BIG AMY.-A cable
dispatch from London last night saws: Tn. trial
OF Sir Culling Eardley, for bigamy was con-
cluded to-day. The testimony given showed
thai me accused had married Miss Emily Flor
ence Magee, IN New York in 1850: that i'm Ie6-
he married Miss Elizabeth Allen in NJ. Geor-,.-s
Church, Hanover Square, London, and thai the
second marriage took place while the first wife
was living. The case was finally given 10 the
jury, who brought in a verdict Of guilty. To-
day the prisoner was brought into conrt and
the Judge sentenced him TO Imprisonment tor
eighteen months at hard labor
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VIRGINIA RAILROAD ENTERPRIsR-Col-
onel Paxton, agent of the Covington and Ohio
railroad. promises that the road will be com
pleted 10 the White Sulphur Springs in time
for the next visiting season, and will then be
pushed west RAPIDLY - =
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TESTIMONIALS.

TESTIMONIALS.
HON. GEO W WOODWARD.
CA.sJ JssItee Of the SHpTsp1. Court Of Pa cyitss:
PHILADELPHIA, March 10, Is7
ind 'HOofsnd's German Bitters' is a good
asd Of tenst in cases Of debility and want Of
htr'0U, action u the system @ YSuIs, truly;
GEO. W. WOODWARD"
HON. JAMES THOMPSON,
lsdss 0 ths Supreme COnrt Of PsnRsyIrania.
PHILApELPBIA, April -, 1876
Pyspepsis. can certify this from N e3peTiepce
JAMES THOMPSON
TROh REV. JOSEPH II. KENNARD. ID. D.,
Pastor Of iis Teafh Baptist CRHrck PhiIaf,lphia
D-. JackSoa-Dear Sir I have been frsauentiy
requested 10 connect my name with recommeaaa-
uoDs Of different kind. Of medicines, but regarding
have IN All case. Sseiusd esst
IN y1IiOq. inst tsneSs and Psrtispl.Ily in my own
bisiers, depart for once from my usual course
70 express my full conviction that, rensrai De
I.s,st, AZ IS a s9fs asd ralHabls p,srarasios. In
.in s ease. II may fail but Usually donst not It
Yours, very respectfully,
J. Ii. kENNARD.
Eighth. below Coates street.
~ u. ". BNDALL,
Ae'ss0s' EdifoS CArisfian Chronicle, Paula
have eerivet decided bsnent from the use of
acensno herman Bitters, and feel il my priyi-
kee 70 recommend them . most yalua bic tonic
- AL mo Are surering from general debility or
s% sss, diseases arising from Ssfanssusn, Of the
Eb. yENDALL.
CAUTION.
Hoofspds German Remedies Are eountsYfs,s..
Bee that the Signature Of c. n JACKsOa i. or
TIE wrapper Of each bottle. All others are conn
s~rfeit.
Prfncf pal Once and Mandatory at the German
nedieine Store, No. 6Sl ARCH STREsf, Phiis-
eslphiA, Pa.
CHARLEs n. EvANs, Proprietor,
Formerly q. n. JACKSON 90.
PRICES.
esaand' German si,ssn' RsI t eSsts Ssts, .---si g
ce6ap1s , German Tonic, Vat up in quart bottles,
- - Per bottle, or half dozen for o. 80.
De not forget to exam inc veil the article ron
order 70 get the stnaise.
yprussists md Dealers sveryvhsrs
1AVeoem
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WOOD AND COAL.

GOA l. A N d WOOD
ADVANCE IN PRICES IN CONSEQUENCE
OF FREIGHTS AND TOLLS HAVING AD-
YANCED.
White Ash----.-.-..--- ...-......... % 50
Red OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. 90
Lyken Valley tsoft Red Ash ...-...... 50
Baltimore Company, tsuperior White Ash)... 90
Chestnut Summer Cooking Coal..-.--........... 90
Cumberiand Run OF MtRe.....--....-.-----..... 90
OAK AND Pine WOOD constantly on hand.
We are the sole agents for the sale OF the cele-
erated Baltimore Companys Goal, and are pre-
pared to furnish 1t In any quantity.
g. p, BROWN d SON,
463 Ninth street, between K and y.
Branch ON Ice ~ our yard and wharyee at foot OF
Seventh street. noS
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HOOFLASDS GERMAN TONIC,
PREPARED BY DIR. G. NJ JACKSON

Twenty two years since they were nrst intro
dpced into this country from Germany during
which time they have undoubtedly performed
more cures, and benefited suffer- ng humanity to a
greater extent, than any other remedies known to
The public.
These remedies will efectuslly cure Liver Com
flaint, Jaundice, Dyspep psis. Chronic Nervous
Debility. chronic Dlafrtora a. Disease of the Kid
neJs, and all diseases arising from a Disordered
Liver, Stomach, or Intestines-
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IKrKRNAL RKvKsuE.-The receipts from this
souree to-day were e2ee,5a2.s2. se .4atfry f.