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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30
Franklin Insurance Comply

OF WHEELING.
Capital, SI5O,O0O
Directors
SAN'L MCCLELLAN, GEORGE MEypTI.
L. II. LOGAN, THOs. p. SHALJCRoss
G.. w. FRASZBEIH, j. n. VANCE,
J. II. HoBBs, MICHAEL REILLY
LOUIS G.. SuFEL
V'HIs COMPANY NOW HAVING
/ been organized i've years, and In that time
done successful business IL still prepared "a
take risks at fair rates on Buildings Of all kinds
Merchandise, Manufacture. Establishments
Furniture, Steamboats, and Carsoes on the " est
ern Rivers and Lakes. This company oiers
superior inducements to Farmers, whereby theJ
can be insured on Dwellings, Furniture, Barns,
and contents fer three OF five years At reduced
rates. This being State company, with the
Largest Cash Capital
paid in and surplus of any company In tho State
and composed Of some ninety four stockholders
most OF whom are among our bost business men,
recommends itself 20 the favorable cOnsidera
ton OF the insuring public and solicits their
patronage. Applications for insurance will be
promptly attended 20 st their office, No -
Monroe street, or at their several agencies
throughout the State.
c.. H.COEY, Secretary
B. C. DICK, Assistant Secretary.
SAML MCCLELLAN, President.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
feb2OdkW
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Toledo N nrket.

Toledo Market.
TOLEDO, December 20.
Flour dull. Wheat, No. white Mich,
igan at Is; regular do amber ct l O7;
No. l red at 10; No. 2 do at O5. Corn
20 lower; new at &c; no grade at 66e.
Oats dull; No. held at 4sc. Dressed
Hogs held higher at lOal0ic. Glover
Seed unchanged at 80. %.
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ORGANIC WEAKNESS


Me- Member S Of the Royal College Of Surs,On. .,
Colleges In the United States And IN. s.I-'
part Of whose life has been .pept IN ~ 'a"'
tails Of London, Paris, PhilAdslpbi, go ~
where, has effected some Of the mos, $50 -
ing cures that were ever knoup ~
trosbled with ringing in the head and ,.,,
asleep, great nervousness being alartpr =, ~. ~
den sounds, bashiulneSs, with frrousn, ~, -
ing attended, sometimes with dsranr.,.'..N]
mind, were cured immediately N'A'e'
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30

CINCINNATI EMPRESS.
EAsr-LEAYRs WAY, VIA c: o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. 40 An daily at.--. 3:25 P. n.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..----- 4:@J
Grafton. $40 ARRIVES AT
Parkersburg 4:4j P. Cambridge. 1880
Cum berland.. 300 " Zanesville... $50 "
Baltimore -. s:55 Newark ..--.lO:3 ("
ht'nCitylO:OO Columbus .ll:55
Mondays excepted. sundays excepted.
MAIL TRAIN.
EAsT-LEAvRs WEST, VIA c. o. D.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. .Il:4O A. q. daily At. 24O A. NJ.
ARRIVES AT Bellair.....-. 3:20
Grafton. ..... $40 P. ARRIVES AT
Petersburg 1875 Z" Barnesville.- 800 "
Cumberland II.O0 Cambridge. 6:2O "
Harper sFry I:I5 A. n. Zanesville--. $40 g
Winchester 300 Newark ---.. 9Oo
Baltimore. -. $40 Columbus .lO35
Wash'tnCity 6:2O Sundays excepted.
Sundays excepted.
FAST LINE.
EAsT--LEAvEs WHIST, VIA c. o. d.
Wheeling Leaves Wheeling
daily at. E. 6:2OP. N. daily at..-. s2OAM.
ARRIVES AT Bellair..--... 9:l0
Grsfton....ll;O5 ARRIVES AT
Cumberland. 4:lO GAINESVILLE. 1880
Harper F " ESQ Cambridge. 1905 P. NJ
Winchester. 1905 A. N. Zanesville... l:25
HagerstOwn.. $50 " Newark 800. 300
Baltimore. .ll:J5 Columbus. 40
Wash City. l:OOP.N Sandusky. 1915
Trains on the Main Line make connections
at Baltimore with trains for PHILADELPHIA New
York and Boston. at Relay House via wash
ington City, for all points SOuth.
Central Ohio trains make direct connection at
Columbus for all points West and Northwest.
Tickets TO all principal points can be procured
At the Office.
JOHN L. WILSON
Master Of Transportation, Baltimore.
r. 7. DEVRIES,
dee7 General A gent, Wheeling.
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Virginia TObaccos.
TOBACCO.

An CADBIES CHORES -'hAZEPPA" Black
AZ los, just received and for sale b
decT II. REILLY.
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YOUNG NryY

Especially, who have become the ,,.,,
Solitary Vice that dreadful aud s.a,.h' 9,
habit which annually sweeps to An 'Ieeev,
grave thousands Of Noung Men II NJ. -uRey
allied talents and brilliant intellect ~. "a
otherwise have entranoel listenihs So. hlssi
the thunder Of eleQuenco, or walked ~ sS'''L
the thrilling Tyre. may call with fulI On, sS''ty
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TAKE Particular Nnrlrr
YOUNG ME-

Who have injured themselves by e.rtAl, m.
lice tndulged In when sionc, habit freSs..l,
learned from evil companions or Al sASo. n,
effects Of which are nightly felt, ,r,r Vie,
aslesp, and II not cured renders MARIA, "
possible, and destroys both mind lll "a,
should apply Immediately.
What a pity that q youHg mas. tie BOP =
his country, the darling OF Lie parouta ,los /.
DO snAtohed from all prospects And spjoyn,tI,
Of life by the consequences Of dsyisl.6s IVA
the path Of nature and indulgihg ia tsrAi
secret habit. Such perSons must b.fof, ~
templatinE
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WARRINGTON, December %.
Will Receive Calls.
The announc sment was officially made
that the President will receive calls as
usual on New Years Day.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30
MARRIAGE

Married Persons, or Young Men eopt.r,
ness, organic debility, dsformit!e, , va
cured. 'FetN .
He who places himself under N. r,-.,,
j., may reltgiously coniide In bis hopo, a., ~ ~
teman, and confidently rely upon hi, ~ 81
physician. A"i a.
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most necessary requisites 10 pronr,s colhstl
happiness. Indeed, without these lie cam,
through life become. . weary piiguAAr n,
prospect hourly dsrkons Ia the Nos ~ uirs
becomes Swallowed with despair and tlsl yiU
the melancholy reneStion that the h,v ts.. v
.....A L. h.Dl.r.nu. l,lInhInH M -.
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TRANSPORTATION.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO
Rail Road Company,
wuvv, rNo nacamher Ath 1870

DAssENG ER TRAINS WILL Run
by the following schedule on and after
December 5th, lsG9-Wheeling time:
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DR.. JOHNSTON
has discovered the most Certain. sD..s-
only Ehectnsl Remedy In the world s
ness of the Back or Limbs, Strictur., 'v1 sai
of the Kidneys aad Bladder, Involps,.. ssSl.ea
charges, Impotency, General bebiItr ~! W,
ness, DyspepsiA, LanEuor, Low Spiyl,s cS'0es'
sion Of Ideas, PalpitAtiOn Of the Heart ~ y
Si,e asss ~ iR pSnsss y sisAt Giddis.s
iections Of the Liver, Lungs, stunseh = n Al
eis-tnose Terrible Disorders arising Do. Dss
tary habits Of northeastern ana 80
pracncesm more h'al TO their victim, thS, AZ
songs q Syrens to the Aariners OF ~ n'
ohghting their most brilliant hopes or an ss'
tiOns, rendering marriage &C. impO,iS. a
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30

Admiral Lannon'S flag ship, arrived at
Madeira November 81. Itproceeded on
the Goth to the coast of Brazil.
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-30

Tho many thousards curd At ui' '' go.
meut within the last tpSpty ysafs arc - ;,
morons important surgio.i Operations p'fipll-
by DIR. Johnston. Wltrssssd by the rsp9isI'' |,
the Sun. and man other psper' tO'lo''o % !. !.
aurearsd again and again before ~ ps. W !,
sffos his stalding - a gentleman % e.- !.
and responsibility. H.. Suf cen! fnHAhH ~
Afflicted. .-..yf,
sim diseases speedily cared. hi-L
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13


Below viii he found the brief out eloquent
appeal OF the Washington National Monument
Society in behalf of the patriotic work they
have so much AZ heart. The shaft has now
reached q most conspicu 1us height, and must
BE- completed TO its full proportions. The self
respect of the American people viii not permit
IL to remain in it's present. incomplete and
u9sighuy condition, an object Of slrprise aad
inquiry to the stranger. What has been done
upon IL has been well done. The whole world
has shown Its interest in the undertaking by
sending representative stones to be placed in
Its walls: and the nation is under pledge to
complete work so ostentatiously undertaken
by 1t. The coming anniversary of the birth.
day OF washington seems a peculiarly appro-
pirate time for resuming the work of raising
tnis s's'eiy column 10 his memsry; and, As
pointed out in the Appeal, a very small sum
raised by each congregation in the land. will
enable the Society to proceed with their crate.
ful task
We trust that our contemporaries throughout
the United States Will publish the Appeal, and
that a general compliance will be accorded to
It's request by the pastors Of the country, IRE
spective of sect:
WAsHINGToN NATIONAL MONUMENT SOCIETY,
December -, 1868.
10 the Pastors Of e Religious Congregations of tie
Jnifed States of america.
Reverend and Dear Srs-ln pursuance OF q
resolution of the Washington National Monu-
men, Society we, the officers OF the society re-
spe CT. uly request you 10 cause collections for
the oeEeht OF the monument 10 be taken up in
your respective congregations on the SUNDAY
Immediately preceding the 22d February nexf,
and remit the amount to the Treasurer Of the
Society. A very small sum from each congre-
CATION will, in the aggregate, insure the Imme-
diate resumption of work on the monument
and with the expected aid from other sources.
II Is hoped that in few years it will be COM
pleied.
The veneration in which the memory of
Washington Is held by the American people
renders a studied appeal to their patriotism un-
necessary, and We therefore simply make
known to you the request OF the Society, con.
fdenily believing that you will cordially CO.
operate with us in the noble work
Very respectfully your obedent servants
ANDREW JOHNSON. President ez ofcto.
:. BOWEN, Let Vice President, ex o5icio
U. =. GRANT, ID Vice President.
W. w. CORCORAN, Sd Vice President
j. Il. H. SMITH, Treasurer.
JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Secretary
Editors and publishers throughout the coun.
try are respectfully requested to insert this ap.
peal JOHN CARROLL BRENT, Secretary.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

General Grant commences well. His replv
tc-day 70 the committee who notified him nj
his election TO the Presidency is a model of
coed sense Ne announces the policy of his
administration to BE- Economy, Retreuchment
the faithful collection Of the Revenue, and the
payment OF the Public Debt. This is lust what
the people want, and they have faith to believe
mat he will slight it out on the line" he has
laid down. His declaration, too. that he will
nave none but capable and honest employees
mas tne right ring. Such words have a
meaning from the mouth of General Grant that
they would have from hardly any other man
The announcement that the names of his Cab
met officers Will not be divulged until they go
10 the Senate will be a sad disappointment to
the qnid Names, and 10 the politicians interested
In making mp particular states. and who would
be exceedingly glad of some cue to work by;
but the reason given by General Grant for
TINS reticence 10 good one, and the plan he
adopts will undoubtedly secure better men
than If the names were given out to be ban.
died about and caballed against by opposing
Cligues.
Gen. Grant has made a good start
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TEE OAK MILL CEMETERY TRorRIrs-w.

TEE OAK MILL CEMsrRRr TRorRIrs W.
notice sundry illusions in one OF the unorpinS
papers relative 10 the troubles now disrractips
tins company. We don't believe in quarre,ing
over anything-especiallys grave-yard-and
= there is any particular subject which should
call forth kind and sacred memories and feel
ings IL should be that wherein the remains of
our sacred dust repose- Ii seems to Us that
there h bat little ground. work for this whole
quarrel ItinvestigatJns are needed In regard
10 the management OF the company, let them
be made. Select three unprejudic ed lot hold.
ers OF standing and responsibility, who have
lad no part or lot in the matter heretofore, Who
VIII not be BIASED or uen ced by either side
and let them examine into the affairs of the
company siLee Its organization; report if any,
ihirE has been done amiss, and II any reforms
or changes are needed Let such a committee
be appointed al the let holders meeting on
MCEday afternoon next and let the meeting
thtH acJcurn without word of .peechifviug.
sd good res ult will be attained.
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We are authorized TO announce that the Pres
dent and Mrs. Patterson will give a Reception
On Tuesday evening, February 10Th, and an.
other on Tuesday evening, the ID Of March.
commencing, as usual, at eight O'Clock.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

There is a sort Of impudent optimism aoout
George Francis Train at times that is absolute
ly refreshing. His latest screed is to the editor
of weekly journal in New York, who had
criticised him pretty severely, in which he says
Il am rs certain 10 be President Of America
some day as 4 am sure that there is more yir.
ture among the people than among the poIiti.
clans But to be President would not turn
over penny. 1t Is only the mission of destiny.
i 20 TO elevate the White House, not myself
An honest egotist cannot be exalted by high
Office
In the meantime how would a cabinet office
suIt him,-the department OF State, for in
stance-lust to get his hand inf
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

The Tesla Opera Troupe give farewell en-
tertainment at Metzerott Hall, this evening
wheel they will present acts from the ssBarber
of Seville" Martha" aud "Crispino la Co.
mare"
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NEW MERCHANTS STEAMSHIP COMPANY

The swift and substantial Steamers nc. q
ANI1HT and JOHN GIBSON, will
Ionths, between NEW YORk S-
NU NJ C91dhnSS ALEXANDRIA. wASHINGroN.
Leave New York from Pier 30, East R,x.r
every SAT RDAl Norfolk. MONDAYS: arrs,t,
at Allen ndIia and GeorgeIown TUEsDIYs ihs
rhrtnrning-Lesve Georgetown. foot of HiSh 8.
IN hSDanS, Alexandria, FRIDAYS: Norfolk
MORNINGS. "NNDhf
This Line. connecting at Norfolk with the fine
steamers of the Merchants and Mechsnicsi Trsns
eortstion Company 20 and from BOSTON, is pre-
pared to take through freight at much re1rcSa
rates as he usual charge Of drayaee and o;ber =,
oenses through Baltimore 10 avoided BY this ropts
Freight from Boston should be cousipnei r. .bs
care of 7. A. WILLIAMS 4 Co, Norfolk Va
foI further information apply TO JOS. l.. GAIT,
Georgetown. D. o.; or atOFpICE OF COMPANY
corner New York avenue and 18th St one sIuars
below Navy Department
NO sn J.w THOMPSON, President
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General Butler made q wonderfully vigor-
Gus fight ia behalf Of his resolution of censurs
upon Mr.. Wade and the Senate OF the United
States, but the practical common sense of the
House was too much for him, and his resou-
ton was tabled by the decisive vote Of 100 to o5
General Butler has more vitality to the square
inch than any other man living, and 1t must
find vent or an explosion would follow. Such
an occasion as that Of Wednesday furnishes the
safety valve to vent all the electricity generated
and accumulated in his active brain during the
days of dull routine legislation.
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To Advertisers.-Our advertising patrons

10 Ad'ertisers.-Uur advertising patrons
re requested TO send IN their fayors before
IL O'Clock m, as Advertisements received
later cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR of the same day. on accoun, Of
he pressure Of news matter after tina, hour
With every disposition to Accommodate, we
mad ourselves obliged to lay down this rule
and adhere TO it,
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NATIONAL THkATKR--To-night.. Pocahon-
iss and The Day After the Wedding which
were so satisfactorily given last evening. will
he TeI ea'ed- "ksnilworth" is in rehearsal
aud v Ill BE- produced on Monday evening
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[ OR MOUNT vERN NON.

ne Steamer "ARR0w," Captain Thos Stack.
pcir' leaves her wharf foot of sew
Vnn street, DAILY, al II q. m EnSAk
seppdays txcep,edJ for UNTszsa6S
.EkNUN landing ard receiving passenger. a.
iNGT0N MARSHALL HALL Md .nd WALT
Fsrs 80 'sLre,nrring to the city at 4 p m.
re 10 mount Vernon aud return ineIusing
Refreshments on board i''"'
Tickets for sale at ali the nrin,inai tr.,.I. 80
At the steamer . wharf H''ois' o--
Hillard's Hotel 10 is Otnoe
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from J. ShillingtOn We have Hsorts ant IEor,>
.Jr Feorasry 20.
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BALLS. PARTIES Err

BALLS, PARTIES, &c.
ZEE TENTH GRAND BALL OF THE CIR.
LIN fbikND>uIP AscOgIATlDS a
VII De siNen At Prof. Rass.ll's na1cipg g.
saS jsih ,,T on Penn AveSus' between l7th -
MONDAY, FEBRUARY I5rH. 1859
la-ies ~ -
a GRAND COMPLIMENTARY BnL TRY
atrea " the citizens Of a Arlington 20 -
.Le conc uotors Of the 7th street Railrosi
HhO we relieved from outy F-bruArg la -
-. bsll 70 take place the 18th Of fehruars ~
~ Ssrusl calo,n. corner nth and q sfs
iiShrts Il, admitting geutiem ~ aud lalias
An. EAEC- 1--WE CoNNITTEF-
MAJOR Bicharcs Gen s.mYP a-o,
Robert Bail, \ ssnio
ysp. :. Secney, Capt Tom Stack pole
Lieut. johnson p.t.r N naaa3Sa,
b. Boswell Cant p a. nnl,
.ol Jsmes Y Davis, Coi T Floreao-
n e51I nlie. W. b Jackson,
hhsnl Leskes' Justice Walter,
IN Eitd, Capt q A. Shaken
90 y, wright David BrOughtOn.
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CAENED FRUITS, VEGETABLES. A.

AENED FRUITS, VEGETABLES, g..
ceIved: e' JUS re-
FRESH PEACHES, Alb and s ID. Cans
EBksH PlNEAPPLEs. 2lb cans
EkESH TOMATOES, 2 ID and 5 ID cans
Ekkeh LOBSTER, 4 ID. cans
WlNsLOWS GREEN CORN
FkENCh PEAS, MUSHROOMS, TRUFFLEs
For sale low b.
BRYAN BROS
349 Pennsylvania avenue.
Opposite Metro politan n otel
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WALLS OPERA HoUsE.

4 A 4 X RY
,nLIE CoNcBIrA BoNZArI,
In her Daring and Gracaful te.ts ON
The TIGHT koPE.
- Also. IN spanish aud Italisn Dances
MI hoNLAIl Possesses great B..utx Gr.e.
Nerve eDd Fearless Atntfu J. boi n nader an.
sunny skies Of itslv. performs with al the o~s,.
abandon of that &C hcol
NIL. ELLA ZOYARA
GRAND NEM CaNGAN
BEAUTIFUL BALLET. LOVELY LADIEs
Nearly 30 Male and Female Artistas
10. 70. 80 Cents and Admissioa
tsturday Afternoon-1ATINEE feV-e-
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|" fkEACHlEG IN TIE NATIONAL
S THDATlR
The sermon on SUNDAY next, the 18th instant,
Will be preached by Rev. J. =. MOODS, of Green.
Held, Mass, ct half past seven O'Clock.
Seats free to all, Doors open 1t seven. fe u n.
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A SUBSTITUTE FOB GOAL OIL.
THE NEW ILLUM1NATOR
The manufacturers OF this new safe And .,o
nomicsl illumination beg leave I'm fntrodu .jne ,bis
article to the public to offer for their
the following statement Of facts. viz:
II Is he cheapest 1llumi q ator in use
II does not smoke the chimney
II does not burn and crust the wick
IL viii not ex plode for Illuminating purposes
IL gives more than double the light OF erosene
II leaves no greasy deposit on the lamp like Re
1t can be burned In a sick room without IN plea
ant SMELL even if turr ed down to the lovest pc,n,
GIVE 1T A TRIAL
Dealers literally dealt with
2Ss De, enth street, between NJ and N.
fell-lw- HnIMRa
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NEW UNIVERSAL ALMANAC
wH,trIi .E u, ALnANAC FOB 1863. very
CoNIENIs: The calendar, Key 70 the o.,.,l.,
HSsss d nos $1,000 nS: The Hasi.A qcysrnmsot
torefgn Nations, kducsaion O6Sf1ar;Ss 1.s.ot
G,oe Afny spS hey. British PoG1sGsions BSnS
- 49, W. Il 10
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Upposte II etropoIitAn n otel
NEW YORK BUTTER, &C.
30 tubs Pri ne NEW YORK BUTTER
500 lbs. Prime kEW YORk BCCKWaRAT
bills. STEWARTS SIRUP
5bbls; NEW ORLBANs MOLAeeBs
Just received, and for sale BY
RRYAN BROS
Sag Pennsy lyania ave nue.
4 SHi FISH!t
lobbls. No. Bay MACKEREL
~ obls. No Shore do
3 kits No. Bay dc
25 kits Mess do
80 Quintals GOLDFISH
5bbls eALMON
SMOKED BLOATERS
LABRADOR HERRING
Just received, and for sale by
BRYAN BROS
Sag Penney lv ami avenue,
lie ii cow Opposite Metropolitan Hotel
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w = O0NTINUE THE SALES OF THE
FINE AND MIDIUN DRESS SILKS
AND OTHER wINrsR DRESS GOODS
AT LARGELY REOUCE D FIGURES.
' IYoss 81 h !s' !. e''As
~ fun $40, < Of all ki,ds' Dry GOODS for
- nousNING esoDs; full line. of tn. b...
oS H<sS15oIHs; oAss,MEsss, CoArIses,
n! sZ- All kinds of WHITE GODS. including
Pioues. in new supplies.
,.,s.. %, pieces ss ikIsa LISESs Of the proper
rssxSs goo pieces tsslecs grades SHIFTING COT
.,~An orders reeetv. prompt and e.r.sul s,,ep.
free ~ sod parcels properly packed Tor shipmens
~ ONE PRICE ONLY, marked in plain fig
ur,s.
PERRY BROTHER.
Peunsy vsnia ave nue. and 9th Of
81 Carpets. Curtains Oflcloths, Rugs Mat.
tinss, &c, Upper Floors. fell eostif
lU PER CENT. OFF FOR CASH
CHEAP BLACK SILKS
.sss , .Ss e s. .aS &
WHICH we are ceiling of very cheap. aud DHDUCT.
ING TEN GENTS ON Ta1 DOLLAR for cAsh
at The time of purchase.
ALSO,
Best LYONS vELyErS, MOURNING GOODS OF
syery descTigtios, and q comnlete stock Of COT.
TGKS. LINENS, fLANNELS, TABLOID
AshS' NAPkiNS, TOwEL1NG5, BLANKETS,
and . general stock OF DRESS GOODS an of
which We are selling of cheap. as wish to turn
tnem INTO money previous to making spring pur
ON, 9Nn PRICE ONLY. MARKED IN PLAIN
W. M.'sHUsTIR 4 BROS
Re ii stiff 324 Pennsylvania avenue
A SUBSTITUTE FOB COAL OIL.
THE NEW ILLUMfNATOR
Tbe manufacturers OF this new. safe and .co
nomlcsl illumination beg leave in introdu ,ioe this
afele 70 the public to offer for their
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

DLACK SILKS.
BLACK SILKS
We are opening 10 day 10 pieces more OF those
beautiful LYONS BLACK SILKS az 80 80 10
S225; $3.50; o. rs; and 50 per yard.
HWe have also 10 pieces of G. j. BONNET
% 3 celebrated LYONS BLACK SILKS which
We are ling for considerably less than they csn
be bought in New York, Philadelphia, or Boston
HEveniDg SILKS In great variety at Ey.
hEMELY Lon PRICES.
j. J. MAY 4 CO.
fe list S0- Pa. ye., bet. 9Th and 10Th sts
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-13

CABPETs, CURTAINS. &c.
TIE LARGEST sTOtk:
TIE NEWEST AND BEST PATTERNS,
THE MOST REASONABLB PRICESr!T
WM. 8. MITCHELL & CO.,
Over Perry Bro D
ia Oily Dry Goods establishmeut,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-06-24

The death OF Mrs. Elizabeth Coe, moth
or Of the Rev J. w. Coe, rector OF the
Church Of the Redeemer, OF this city,
was made known here yesterday. she
lied In Johnston, New York, on sunday
last. The Rev. Mr.. Coe received intelli-
gence Of her Illness several days ago,
and probably arrived in Johnston In
time to take bis place with the family
about her death bed. Our community,
generally, will sincerely sympathize with
him in his great sorrow.