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Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12
WINTER ARRANGEMENT.
Great Northern and Eastern Route.
CLEVELAND, COLUMBUS
AND. So 90 ~
fk - - q
Cincinnati Railroad.
Five Tra11a0 Daily,
EXCEPT SUNDAY.
From Columbus. in connection with Trains on the
Little NIiami & Coium bus e Xenia
Railroads. iiuaE

Htls. A. ---eft y4ll .slFtg
NIGHT EXPRESS--Leayes Columbus At los
Gallon. Crestline. Shelby. New London. Welling-
$40 A. NJ, New York 700 A. NJ. This train leaves
N5 Sst RSf
at 500 A. M. Will stop at all way stations. This
train q; staIts @ f5os Tie , Freight Yard. y AK
1lio A. III stop at Delaware .CsfdinetoD c Gal.
ion, Crestline, Shel6s, New London. Wellington
Grafton and BeTea. Arrives At Cle!eIand at s:5s
MaE ssy 1 ss a
beiaxsrs. a and al Stations to Shelby and S6ilab.
New LnnS0I ras1 s9d drB Bss
SPRIN GFIELD ACCOM- NOTATION VIA DEL
AWARE-Leaves Columbus at 9:40 p. M. Will
Se9 @ srriyins AZ DsIawsTe at s4sP NJ. Sprina6efi
$50 p. NJ This train leaves Sprinefeld at 7:l5 A.
NJ. arrives at Delaware at $50 A. NJ; Columbus
Patent Sleeping Cars are run ON al
Night Trains TO Chicago,
New York and
Boston.
:. ~ Baggage checked through to New York
Soston, via CleHeland; alse, to Philadelphia
New York, via Crestlime, N,
Nisht Express arrives at Columbus at E45 a. M.
Cincinnati Express arrives at Columbus at 200
Mail Train arrives at Columbus at sloP.M.
springfield Accommodation arrives at Columbus
at 10:25 a. M.
Fare as Low as by any other Route.
Ask for Tickets via CrestIine or Clevelsnd.
.ie- E. s. FLINT. = s,i5
s SuperipteIn.dLenti Leg Cl@sysland, @ Ohio.
Columbus. January 2, 1858,
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12
Observation-Disclosures. rla.
DR.. JUAN DELAMARRE's

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. IN.
~ DIR. JUAN DELAMARRE's
S.P ECIFIC PILLS
pont. Pharmaceutists, I 0. eI4 Rue Lombard, Paris
from the Prescription Of DR.. Juan Delamarre, Chic
. LETTER OF RECOMMENDATIONS.
GExrLsnEN:-We have used the "SpEorr1c
scription. fdusins several years past, in our our
private and public PRACTICE, and have lound
then most energetic "a and efficient VI ksp-
ness; Nightly Daily, Premature Emissions: Sex.
asl eabness. or Impoterey; Special Derangements
Secret @ Habits and Sexual Exeesses Rssasassoas 0t1
the Genital Organs; " esk Spine Affections oi the
GIne; Paleness ss of the Skn ins
with Sunken Cheeks and Bloodess Lips; 'Pincheda
hs S s
nse Abuses. or Loss from any cause of the Nervous
We earnestly advise the Profession. and all per
sons suffering from any Symptomdtic or Organic
4fections of the GBHITO-URISARY SYsr GEMS. to use
these Pills. With high spect. we are ,surs most
R.A.BEAUREPARIE,M M. d.
Sd OF 2iits9Ii tsIRa z; PHyAEE5p5EHik Be fE5dHkE. Il II D.
ToGARANcIERE DUPONT, No. Rue Lombard
Sedentary and isswdfow ccupe ions; Grfets, Ane-
tetes or whatever tends to impaf the Pitas Action
isad ss sy
orders OF the VIRILE SYSTEM. Ssadenfs Cgergy-
ssn and Los0gers, therefore. WHO are especially Ii
Dr. DELAMARhE's SPECIFIC Pills.
A;rampniet containing full parIicuiars. nth Di-
spanish and English, accompanies each beg. and
WIZ pe sent, py mall tree OF cost to any VINO VIII
Price si per Rox, or SIX BOX es for s5.
Z, Sold by all the principal Druggists. or will be;
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12
NToTTCE.

lfIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT IHAYE
i this day been appointed administrator of the
estate Of Solomon, B9rror, OF Jackson township
Jan2e-W3w
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12

ON THE NIGHT OF THE f4th or
~ Aprii, 1895, the hand Of . wretched miscresnt
sent Abraham Lincolh to his grave and spread
years have elapsed since the calamity occurred
that plunged nation into tears,' and during that
time number cf the most prominent American
Aitists and Artisans. directed By master mind
haya been industriously engaged in the reproduce
ever Witnessed. z@7l' = -
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12
: - AS SOON AS
THE TOUR OF EXHIBITION,
ABOVE ADvERrIsED. a'
Is OMPLETED. ~
AN IMPARTIAL AWARDING. COMMITTEE
WILL DISTRIBUTE
/ TO THE HOLDERS OF CERTIFICATES.
THE DIORAMA
AND THE FOLLOWING VALUABLE.
AS Soon AS

Fam 81 1so .cras -. n & Rond s,ooo Grand
Rosewood Piano $iOOo; Farm of $40 acres: LUZ s
.S,s SS S isno ,o,o Io a.9 1l 10Y
SIc6o.. < Wh"ee.1 W;isnn Sw;, ~oh;o oioes, =.
Sifo eschs S7s0. Z Sst S;lvsrwsrs sEcs. Rose. q.
ehipss % st s1so M EACH sase; Farm Of 80 acres; Y
KIM ssoo nser syi9e Hond a1oo oGsr
.Pms 5om "a To 40 ncrss sscS in1e
loS; s. Bond @ sioo SSn %nesIer % wilson % Ss Sew
u. s. Bond. slcc 10 Farms Of from 20 to- so % acres
II svfE RonN MasShs Rs1osd l. ss 3
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12
MEDICAL saIgo

oil! EYES MADE
NEW easily, with
out doctor or medi-
|einee; Sent postpaid,
lon receipt Of 10 cts
|AeS1.is br: 3. B. Foo.TEs,. Is,
No ! no Lexington
|AYenue. cor. of Eas,
I25th st..N. Y.
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12

KIN &c, s aanog
PREPARED PRESCRIPTION,
MAD FROM THE PRESCRIPTION OF
Rev. CHARLES KING, NJ. D., LII. D.,
FOR THE PREVENTION AND CURE OF
co N = u M p II I o n
Daily Ohio statesman. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1855-1870, 1868-02-12

% asl eei s.-,I az. itI SOS a
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25
FK0T Nf 70E1.
sA - sFe +
Hsv Yoag, Dec. q.

0kW OAK OoC. ~.
The ship Eight 1slls, ~Aseh asrivsd yes-
fosr ~ hoo Is NJ jsssek iessiss..
which toeadssel Qesenhser q The ~
anee Of ths crew ~ sapp ppd1e6te b lusk
The Sun leasna fnoQ noede eastherity that
Elisha B. Wssh6mno Nill b 0oerUtAry Of the
Interior, undse Grant.
Tho Hsrald's Athens special says: The
Grsek govsssaestA Aevp asksd Of ~ Qhan-
bers an exttasrdinary levy Of trooaAL :. ! &
Colonel Wyncoop, in IN sddress nj hight
to the Aossseaa Geographical 60tstey, de-
Tended The lsdisp Rarean .anpinas tAesAasess
made aeainss II, end said 6 the Bureau nov
exists be could not ~ how it could be bet.
tered.
General Grant is reported to havs said TO
Cosgt0saAn 9eseer&a0, uith who's ID la1
An inssfviev. % the snhie6t of subsidies 70
the Pacific Railroad, that no matter what
may be said aboat ~ psospeetiss bese6t we
are to derive from tAsso roads, II 10 too long
TO wait, and vssAGnlA nake,As best possible
zee Of our present resources without increas-
ing The burdes ef orr dshs b isearrine ex
pensivs risks which are basardous. Con-
gressmen Who we're 1ttAs Interview were A.
tosishea0 - ftant3pes yteA9v vAichs 10
Gsnsfsl sEneoh1 hi slsws, NH Shey. cse
anl I'll. paedGsd lin IAsir sappess.i ii
The General at the same ins. exprseeed
hinSslf b favor of - sxtsa session q Tie
FortissA Co11sese. sss
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25
ANDREW JOHNSON,
". 81 1swAHD, PRECEDENT.
LATE CABLE DISPATCHES,
- - 60
uAs,s1,,rss, D. =.

Dispatches have been received here giving
The particulars Of dreadful accident which
occurred recently near Smyrna, in Asia Nj
nor. Two. Bsybias raail ste6e1ls came in
collision in the Calf Of Smyrna. It 10 said
shas over two hundred passengers we're killed
By Ahs shock.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

0aAxp HAWK, Mich. Dec. ~.
Several bdildiuks 10 Washiaeton lsrset
wsrs destroyed b. 6rs ..yesesrdsy, The loss
sxceeds $780, ,o00s esagx9
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25
OlcoAAa. In. Dsa. q

UHoohAH, IA., Dec. n.
A 6rs oocsrss1 this fsrsases vh;cA L.
siroyed properly 10 he valus of SO, 900.
Partially insured.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

LATE NEWS BYs CAnLG.
Diaastroas Cellisiea Of Steamers In
Aslatje Wsterk 4
ovss 800 RAssEHosRs KiLLp.

GOLD CLOSED IN NEW York ,ssl.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

49, W tel|E,s !! 1862
/. !: B.
DEALERS IN -
ReadF-Iala Clothing. !.
PIECE GOODS.
Cfothy. Cassimers, JesIls
Avn y.ssTlsGs, /,
mAvsa A,lB saHggH.IA
:
-s2sss 4tasR $si Aas AZ ,@as - fa .
CI.DTHQ,
TAILORs TRIMMINGS
s&sases sssss #ssS9 sasn.F
--AkD- s&fI
ss s@* 81
ott 4As
Gents Furnishing Goods
ssFsH stf 1a1 ft
TAs asee1sed1ss ~ esess ossr.
~ aSss, ~ sseaffts1..
Main Street. oorner Sixth,
! xsektB. fgtgA. i
MOO AR & son /, +
DnAI1ss n
. Leather AnA RnbbeF
u = i I II q =. !.
= L.scs xE17A8R,
& II mr II o. .,
! UUeaT ln0 PIPE
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

olacks-Whelesalo 4 Retail.
q Bridge ......... .........Nos . kstss mouse
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

vsaeill, Jones . Co......sor Third Msin serssss.
Hess. Stern 4 Co.......eof Second 1sin streets.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

0eia, silver Ware.
@ DridRoe ...... .,....,, Nos D ! kseee HeUoe
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

OonnIsslOH MERCnAHTs.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

DEuTIDTRY.
L clnssrsoli. ..sos Third : Main, tap stsifs)
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25

1VvsrxA6 WAWO W 0AVNNs
TYO peddle in the country, and TO Aen h
= SNsSs' Vi ssne elss - sossass, 1s1I1a's n %&kT
ee11o0MnA1, .ssesf 10 0asAsasiN sd asisAls ~
tActeD err eApred in tas uaised stetss. as =. ~.
Atnd6t Vsfy hnfiy vii buy ops.
fssAsSssG Apsay - sr a16rs0 Z. Waan at
SO sa smsf ams skEF.DMn ~,
4Aou12n+ E~a t4asFsy4* g4asssH keokuk. Iowa.
The daily Gate City. [volume] (Keokuk, Iowa) 1855-1916, 1868-12-25
e. HINES,
MERCHANT TAILOR,

Oh 7Nsr0-3., 6ee. NdeN d JONN40N,
uAe INT ressivea 6as rock q Cloths Of
Ii III NoAs. ed vnl eshs paass, tsees and epass
eAaaee 49, ss~ bssss Fer 1vsss ef ~ all 40
s1aniAA. lAcvI'.1
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13
NOTICE,
CHANGE OF HOUR.

On and after Mondey Got, 10 1868 the steamers OF the
Of T. NJ, ~ heretofofe
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1868-10-13

TExxAs LINE FOR GALVESTON Al STEAMER
=. az A Al Captain Guderdale, win leave
per per Es.s river on saturday October " sPM Apply
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

Mr.. SevaTC's speech a AuhUrl last Sttur-
Gay was variousIy received, so to speak by
the press Cf New York. The Tribdns published
a. sNtTaC. tom IL IN 4 rtthsr obscure part of
III. paper, GGd made 20 SllusioR whatever to 1t
6dItoiIaiiy. TIE sun polished a portion OF 1t,
and con rnphtsG fsvora0ly, laying that IL ought
10 suC d0Ub .--= y IL have much weight VIII
tSs great MAS II Citizens who, Ike the dis
thEuI-Lgi sV' Hs=r, have no Other end in view
than uie national welfare. Tue Tins puc-
jishrd B. Ia fUi ~ til Ioa- conpiims utary ,di-
Ton la .-u.%THs. III JoH-H4' q COamsr-s pJo-
lishrd the Geographic abstract, but had no eds
torisl con eHt-. The HeTIi published It "a
fuli, wiz quarter OF = column of editorial
remark ga which n called IL soracuiar." a
''GL-Ersr Eu1zi= - ml-t r.',ldsrs," aud saws
tlat 49, beats he v rbiigv of S-ymlur ali IL
low Tue Ers5tHy Pot 0ubI.~hat - much 81
he sre, ca as rndJTses Hon. s S.C1x, put I,as
nos -iiu7s % Y IL Its editorial columns. Tn.
CofiH,, % -:Gr utter extracted literally from
l. II . poke q a. IN high rms editorlaIIv. The
I-Is.-@ I'D not publish a., but made Is deI..-
cry iHf occasion tor pitching into Mr. Seward,
ealing hIr -ne cft tn chief Leaders In tnat cir
Ff "Ia-s'Ei" conflict" which tu!ninarei IuctyII
war IL nd ami ;he Leascrqt We haven't
sen st.c' ,l' ,Tesch was delivered, oct We
ave S.raid hey VIII ~ s.JIe 10 lid very little
n q 10 lC:uEtrd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

LCSDOS. Nov. i.-THe Khan of kaOfand hrs
svEt an eiub1sSy 70 -. PrtersbGryh t. maxi
OieIs &c fIleLds EiP ana submission To the Car.
hI> VIII H. good l. NS - the many trends
CT the kbOGand@rs 81 tEis county, VINO have
been U"''iBE 80 lyIg and HnNtJusiy . SCI whIt
the Khan Wa gong 70 90 about n: not less %
Hose who have relatives n tia. interest n =
sOveTei-Lty than To tho,e who were thinking
OF investing IS svoE as something G-frlta was
brown on he subJrCj. d triIe II thu fund of
kho kaEd--w hiCh a iOn@ war might have d.
pressed Etl-. Too mach praiss cauuot De
awarded Z, he news agent a London for III.
eEterpTI-e ~ SO Promptly transmitting by t-Ia-
graph the I'nPor-sr. aud gratifying Iatelli-
gence. Long NAV l.. wave
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

IMPROVED CATTLE FOR MARYLASD.-Mr i
Howard MeHsnry, of Maryland, wto isnow
abroad, h2s sent to Mr.. ThOs. J. Hand, OF
"CodlaVI, near Sing Sing, cCusiy nTnent of
jersey cattle ~ hlcn are worthy OF more THIN 4
passing notice They include "CIeJnent" a
HFI@e bUI Oh To- island, for the firm Of Mr.
hams"y MchenTN. of Maryland; Prize COW
Tor Tie same. "Lawrsncs." a remarkable fine
DUH, iCur InCn'hS old, color French gray and
tavn, black points, for Mr.. Hand. f0ur vsar
ilng neif-rs-t7vO Tor Mr. Hand and Two for Mr.
MCHenEy' AID two very EaEdsJme black point
nIIi calves which a. 10 p. sent. one 10 M
u. L. SVahH. u Uf oyster Bay, ald one 10
Dir. j. W. MCCuIlot, Of E.rl1Eoc1 y 7
ThTie they ~ b. p; for service uu,lI Mr.
McHenry's return.
We nave Deem thus particular IN noting the
S,suLaiOh OF these animals, as from Mr. Nc
hthIJ quaii fcations tor the purchase of his
sIoe a, an d from the excellence of the animal.
my sIs hxely to play An important part in the
i"'1'e olt,ulhg oi thl- Fey. j. Ersn,n1 Dot
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

lNpF"ENuEST PoLITICsI JoUBNALS.-Thp
New York ',HIsg PoSf recommends RApubI.-
cans 10 support Mr.. Cox tor Congress in th,,
Sixth Irs,rIc', m preference to Mr. Sfarr. a. ,
heputit,aL no ntLv-. " HO j., At say, according
u general IyaO~., az unfit man go elect 20 pab-
lac cItCs. i h -NaT, etli, ~ Chg-I-s \. P-uJ
i cut N favor Of y. v Calale-. Dem JeEa-. for
Superior, a-ainst 49, r~-uitr E-og fIio n
HOTEInte, D. e-u-,. ia cy-, BE- - tie b-sl man
tuT the Pi1,e. and thoroughly honest
II = 81 socd s.gn wInr iourn@ls Of ergh -'l,.i :
Ing dare IL CGt loose from Tie Iua, uin-ry Il
nominating convent ..i- aLd supp,r. rh.-l
whom they conceive to De ,h- bet In-u f,rusii.
cal PosIuon, irrespective OF partisan eudor..-
T1ent. Let Us haze q Eat l- nJ-- sucu iul-g.,I =
enoe On he pant Of journals and yyta-s, and
the l.. ugiIa = H. b. Arfe
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

NATIONAL BAsKs-Imp0rfInt Dscis,o,
tne su't Of the Merchants National Rank ~
The State National Bank, originating in the
lord yesterday read the opinion OF tn 9y,rcuit
Court He decided that me act of June, I-6i.
urder the national banks Were created con-
ferrsd no authority on the cashiers OF banks To
certify checks, and thar the power 10 certify
cbecks tor third parties was not Inherent IN
the Duties apprTiaining TO cashiers. He also
held that the seventeenth by Law of the : at.
bark. which specified the duties of cashiers
did not confer any power upon such officers I ,
certify checks % third parties; and. in addition
there appeared ~ be NO question thai national
banks generally could not certify checks. The
10 give a verdict for the STATE bank. The coun-
sci for the Merchants Bank InnnsdIa, civ filed
exceptions, and the case will 20 10 the Supreme
Court for final adjudication.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

hNO baldwin gave security in $500 for his
appearance in the Essex Mass CONT next
jan uafy and was released. Wormald was sent
10 ls Jali N Salem His family has Just ar
~ htntaeky has lottery fever. Theatres
{ ~The Lnbunsn En- glish cap,n,n ana ,,.,.
Who turned adrift Two ..stowsvavs - o. th =
ice near Newfoundland, have been committ,.d
tor murder.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.

The New York money market yesterday was
the tghtest OF the season, per cen'-and : car.
repcy having been paid on governments and
a. nigh as /. per cent on stock collatsrals. The
Assistant TT, asuTer redeemed yesterd ~ 80 o,.
tao three per cent. certIficStes. aud SlS50JO on
saturday, making total OF 81, 5OOOO. Toe
Assistant Treasurer isbursed yesterday ST. ~.
On tor gold interest, and s6,4uOU00 on Situr.
day, ma king a total of s7,-U9.pU1 gold add ed 10
the market. The gold market was weak after
the Board adjourned ut O'Clock, AID 1870 p. m ,
the quotations were 1873. to 49,.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03
'''ss...s ss.... I'D
NEW YORK-FIRsT BOARD
INV (IlbIr !

LONDON. nov. 3-li1j a. In.-COnsons, gI,:
ID ncs, -; llliECIS, "5h Erie, 2~S.
Transport, Ills 8. m.-Bouds, IgS; quiet
and steady.
IIvhRFnOL, lis a.m.-CO;t0n market opens
nTm. sales estimated At ls,DJJ bales;
Mtddliug tplands, II p; Orleans, lIS.
LoNDuN. l@u II. m-COh>oIS, u Bonds
"a p: Illinois, q y. Erie, II
EEANkFoKT, I.2O y. IN .--Bcnd>, 7ga.
lINsErOoL, i.2O =. m.-COttcn much Grmer.
Prices unchanged.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

''foUL PLAY AND THE ELycTIoy ERrUEys.
NJ Walls Opera House this cyeaIrg tha poau.
lar sensation drama OF ..FOuI Play VIII b. t.
peais d, and dur1ng the evening the fullest and
most reliable election returns will b an
noUncej from the stage. the management hav-
ing made arran rpmsnts 10 obtain the la-e,r
despatChes received II This city W 10 The tins
tie Performance closes.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

The Democrats CT New YORK hav, ava,Iad
themselves OF novel electi0neering device by
LITInS an entire advertising page o. tEa New
York HeTcil and covering II after The Bonner
style With the lteryted words seymour and
Blair. Nc isus.'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

ELECTION EXCITEMENT IN TENyHsssg-A
dispatch from Memphis says the excitement
regarding the election stiil runs high A wing
81 the Republican party charge Captain sears,
commissioner of registration, with using his
once 10 defeat Mann. Large numbers of ne
sroes have been coming INTO the city armed
Pave companies OF the I'd iBfsntry have ar
riNrc. which, together with the present force
CT duty here, with the heavy addition to the
poiice force, will be amply Sufficient to keep
the peace.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

C"AFLINENTAEv The Er..say Pos. pub
llshes recent article from III ' .s-,n1y J,tr-
aigeHeeT under the caption. .Ti.amany Hall as
Regarded b. Mr. Johnson" 49, meaning th,.
PresiGFut
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03
r. EAT SALE LwATcHEs, JEW
III ELRY AND FANCY GOODS.

ucIe precisely Represented rom .,,n.n, - sr-
ment Zee Of SO. worth at least Slo' Shi,.s -
n1s pe Merth y 10 n
iek.ts naming the articles, with superb ana
o III Illustrations Of the ssm.-Ihat Tie huvss
nay Know precisely what he ts obtain A. III =.
PERSONAL examination, te ne avoiding all ae1e.
uSh-slH be Forwarded ~ mail. post paid a ~.
IomowlnR proes:-Sincle ticket. 81: sin tiSSs
ssh premium, IS; twelve tickets With premin1'
snsa.wenfy- SIX tickets, with premium, 80: staf,
Clubs. u'' ~ Ason@ mAy form
R.GooSs viii be cent BY Express. ~, .o,,..,,.-
On deh,ery, 20 any Part II the United State rh,s
noncfeoIe course gives patrons the AdyAnt.sa 80
p.ymspt Sc 's'on OF the articles before makina
SEND FOB AN ILLgsrRATKD cIRcuI.p
srsre opportunity Itis leeitims,el. oa,snn,.S
susirsss; duly utnorizsd By the Govrruman mt ana
dress With directed snys,els for reply A'-
ocac In lss snd / 3 ssisSaoLsoSa 90.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

The New York San has a Garner who has
distributed that paper IN Williamsburg and
vicinity for seventeen years consecuiIvrIy.
without missing a day. Another interesting,
feature Of The case is ~ fsc- tha, he has made
the comfortable sum Of SiOJ,UOJ b. his ocuu-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-11-03

L. my
OFFICE AND LIBRARY FURNITURE DE.
PARTMENT,
have fine WALNUT AND OAK DESKS. froc,
sl5 to : 10.
LADIES FANCY DESKS AND Score
TAklES, from so t. sI5O
LIBRARY CASES AND SECRETARY CASES
Of several patterns, from SiJ to sac.
Fine CAED. WALNUT, and OAK LIBRARY
TABLES, from $50 to olN.
Plain LIBRARY and OFFICE TABLES, from
soto So
LIBRABY ami OFFICE UPHOLSTERED. and
Cane Back and Seat, Revolving Spring Back and
other CHAikS, from 81 ~ to So each.
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From French ( Richardson. agents for the
Leonard Scott Publishing Co.'S reprints, We
have B,ocAWSoG's Ealnl argl Va j1-ias 70. Ucto-
Der.
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The following table shows the vote of each
Ststs &C. csc Electoral College of ISG-. Viz
giHIL, Mississippi, and Texas being as vet IN
reco. sLrI.c-rd Stat 5. haN We DO vote thus year
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BOARDING..

Two FRONT ROOMS. second Goor, with Board
at ~ Penn avenue, between 18th ami 25,h IS
differences exchanged. nos ots
ROhEDING-sinslo Gentlemen, or Geutismen
- ahd their wives can 10 aCcOl1nol AID with
ElEE lSEbD ROOMS and vi st "Iess TABLE
Boz D. 31' street, Between gtu and 10th SITS.
10 SOL
sCIksT CLASS EOA8u, so PER MONTH,
hooMo - 10 10, IN healthy AID pleasant
loca'on, short E4lk fEC IN at Of the public Of
Lcts. 81 No els street, between 18th .nd 18Th
streets. uu3.tDscls
4 SINGLE GENTLEMAN, ORTWO WILLING
70 room teg' the~, Can be accommodated with
eoTLer of and I'D streets nesr the avenue. Also,
= few TABLE EcAHDERs waited. Terms, tvo
collars per week. no. 81"
ROABDIEG-Fi-s. class Board, with LODG.
ING. Also, TABLE nOARO csa be obtained
at i-6 street, between til and 9Th strests.
&C - ST
EUAhDiNd-F0r rent, several u!ceIy furnished
also be had in a NOrthern family, at ISL h ,troe:
between 9Th ana 10th streets. &C 81 ot'
Two MEMBERS OF CONGRESS or OTHERS.
Fine large ROOMS, s!ngy or in suite on frat
ana secohd floors. In the residence formerly occu
pied 10y Dr. Smoot Us Pa avenue. nor tn side,
ern convenience. and newly furnished through
Out, with or without frst class Board. Terms mo-
dera.e. oc q. 2vs
lSOR REET-FURNI2nED ROOMS, for siOa :,
Sl2 a mouth one irlor end BEDROOM for REM,
with or without Board II No ass 9th str BOT bet
= ana Louisiana ave ReLt in advance. ole lm'
EENTLEMEN WISHING FIKST GLASS
home, SHOULD apply iInniedia,eiy ct No 4s3 lytb
Ton given. Terms only IS per week in ad
vance. "a ID srn
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baltimore Markets. Ts.day.

BALTIMORE, Nov. 3.-Cotton. firm; Middlin 2
JplaDds, 2I=. Flour dun and in no demand
Quotations for Howard street are-Supsr, SS. 5
aS1.5u; do. Extra, SSaSIO75; do. Family, SlIs
sig CITY Mills super, S6.75qS7 g.; do. Extra.
SASH; 30. Family, Sll .5Oas1]: Western Super
50 JcdSe; do. Extra SoaS@.25; do. Family, SlUa
sal W heat very dull; prime and choice Red,
>2Sa>2.35; low grades unsaleabls. Corn dull.
old white, SiaSI.t6; old yellow, siaSI.05. Oats
dull. Rye dull. At ~ 35tSI.45. Pork quiet at
S.95la>3D. Bacon active; rib sides. II; clear
do, IN; shoulders, 1872. hams, l9a2J cents.
Lard dull al l. cents.
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FURNITURE DEPARTMENT

inmy
FURNITURE DEPARTMENT
: have now sstock from which one caa-o. fail 20
make u se!eetioi.-hasiLE
PARLCR SUITS
ranging fram So to s. 0, consis,ingcf
siF s. from : - 10 500.
- Et'S q AIRS fsDu Sl6 to S-E
LADY : CHAIKs from -l5 to So
SIZE fhhLOb GU ABS frOm ) 70 9,e.
tTAGEEES from - to $40
MARBLE Tor TABLES froIl SO 20 81
WALNUT CHAMBER SUITS,
Baaeire from SIS to SI,fC0. consisting Of
bnSTEhDs from SIC to 500.
III HEItS With Mirrors. from 30 t. IN
M.SbtTANIS from az t. SlJy
TABLFS from - to Sa0.
CHAIRS from 81 to SO each.
COTTAGE CHAMBER SUITS, in Imitation ~
cAB, CHESTNUT, ENGLISH OAK, MAIL
and Paint, In different COlors, Plain and II md
sCEeiy prnsm"ntod, from 81 to 100, with ana
without MaTbles.I
TPHOLsTERED AND CANE SEAT sPu
EASY 'HAlRn an! ROCKERS, from SIS to s..
pINING AND SITTING ROOM CANE-SE.T
CEsIks, WALNUT and OAK, from ) to So
each 80
IMITATION WALNUT AND OAK do, ct $40
70 g. each.
LADIES ROCKERS. from sit, So
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Gsyernm ent Securities.

WASHINGTON, Nov. }, IS6S.-Jay Cooke 4
60. furnish the following quotations of Gov
eminent securities: