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in moment
Red, Gray or White Hair, to a
Black or Brown
CristadOrO's Hair PreSCryatlyG.
That Nature cannot transcend

Mark thopurttruIars m which the superiority
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the hair from falling out; second, 1t stimulates
the ycgctatiyc power Of the roots: third, it pre-
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it impnrtsn wnyy curl to straight hair; NTH II
prevents groj uassi sixth, it oonfcrs 20 silky Ius-
ire on every trcss acTcuth, 1t renders the hair
lie xiblc that it lies smoothly in any required di-
rcclton, eighth, 1t rcvNos tn torpid vessels Of
the srnlp, and Emulate them 10 reproduction.
Sold by Druggists, and applied by all Hair
Dros.crs. Muuutunlory 10. Us Maiden Lano.
Prucipol Dopo. No. @ As'., IIame.
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For the speedy and permanent cure Of seminal
Weakness, the result of Youthful lodisoretiop,
which neglected, ruins the happiness, and units
tho sufferer for business social society or mar
riage Thcy can be used without detection or
Interference with business pursuits.
Price one dollar per box, or four boxes for
three dollars. II you cannot procure these
Pills, enclose the money TO Bryan i Co 81
Cedar street, New York and they will be sent
by return mail, well scaled. Private circulars to
Gertemen sent FREQ ou application. Enclose
a. nn. cr2ll2aw6wiy.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
a CARD.

4 CLERGYMAN, while residing in South
\ America as missionary, discovered safe
and simple remedy for tho cure Of Nervous
Weakness, Early Decay, Diseases Of tho Urinary
aui Seminal Organs, and the whole train of dis
ortersbrought ON by banotul and vicious habits.
Circuit numbers have been curod bv this noble
remedy Prompted by desire Co bensht the af-
Hi'iwi and unfortunate, will send the recipe for
preparing and using mis- medicine, in sealed
envelope, to any one who needs IL, FREQ or charge
Address, JOSEPH r. INNAN,
station n, Bible House
lan2hiw5m. New York City.
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pUsINnss CARDS.
II. c. CONNELLY,

4 TTORNEY AT LAW AND NOTARY PUB
~ lio, Rock Island, III. 5thce over the Post
Office
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PETER FRIES,

DECTIFIER AND MANUFACTURERS OF
~ Domestic Liquors, Importer and Dealer IN
Foseign Wines and Liquors. Pront street, opPo-
,te Ferry Landing Rock Lslasd, III.
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TER RES:

Primary Department, per quarter Of II
weeks
Intermediate Department. per quarter Of
wcokF..... .,-,,....'''....
Commercial Department, Tcr quari.r OF II
woeks..-,,........,.,..,.
Literary and Scientific Department, per
quarter Of II weehs....,..............,.,.
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TRRoAT AND LUNGS.

CANCERS They have had an extensive prac-
tce and wonderful success in the treatment Of
Cancers, which they cure without eating them out
or using the Knife. Let those who have Tumors
and SwellinCs or u red spot, lose no time in hay-
ing il attended 10, as timely treatment may save
cnthem from the horrors, suffering and death Of
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TERMS.

wEEKLr Argus, established October ls, 1851
DAILY ARsUs, established July lS, 1854,
DAEFoRTH q JONES, PrOpriotors.
WEaELr ARGus--Three Dollars q year,
paid wholly 50 advance. Twenty-Five cents viii
he added tor every three months payment is de-
layed.
In Clubs of 10 or more, at $3.50 each, ard enc
copy extra for every club Of ten.
DAILY ARGus-Two Dollars and Fifty Cents
FOR every three IN ,nths, payable in advance, or
SO year. By tho week, twenty-five osnts, in
advance.
J.B. DANRoRTH, JR. MILfoh JONES'
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cATARRH CURED.

They are treating Catarrh on new system which
is a sure cure for this disease.
Their consultations Tor years have averaged
from five e. scgau thousand a your, which gives
them an experience unsurpassed by any, and
equalled only by few.
We wish it DIsTINCTLY understood that DR..
KNAPP is NOT a Trayeng Physician. lie on,
LY visits few places oCCAsIoSALLY, a. saccom-
ID late Bis numerous pationt- who cannot con
vESIESrTY visit him in Chicago
E.tt- Remember they do not promise to cure all
ges of disease. While all the Diseases are cur
able. if taken in season, all stages are mot. Your
case may be curaDle this week, not next--to-lay,
not to-mOrrnw; hcnee The lnnger VI deIay.
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four degrees stronger They are intended for
special GASES. Price Eve dollars per box.
Private circulars seut free. Enclose stamp.
II you cannot procure the pill enclose the mon
ey and address BRYAN 4 CO., G4 Cedar street,
New York, and on receipt they will bc sent we'll
scaled by return mail
doo2ld2taW&wly.
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4 TTORNEYS AND COUNsELORs AT
u LAW, Rook Island, III. OGoc In Buiorf'
Block.
sep23ily.
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uRRoRa OF YOUTH.
NELLls sPEOIFIC PILLs

Young Men, the experience Of years has de-
moustrated the fact that reliance may be placed
in the efficacy Of
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nrvan,s Life InYigorator.
LIFE, HEALTIIAND STRENGTH

OR REJJ YENATIN ELINIR,
For all arrangements of The Urinary Orgaus. 1t
g..YH
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NO Case will be Received, when
there are any Doubts of Cure
or Relief.

Our terms are CASH: hence the money must
bo sent with all orders for medicines. 1t costs
from five to fifteen dollars per month, to doctor
with US, which includes medicines.
IL u-..L.r I'LL In luL.Nrnl
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LADIES,
II you require reliable remedy, use the bo't
Dr. Harvey's Female Pills.
Dr. Harvey's Golden Pillg,

have no equal. They are cafe aud sure in OF
inary easos. prLee, Ono Dollar per Box.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs In Gesrgetswn.

THB NEW RAuRoAp.-Rridee street was
aiive this morning with carts and horses, on
mence tomorrow the consIuc OF the new
railroad TO connect Georgetown with the
Loudop and Hanpshire Railroad MI. Andrew
Ororaieh has the contract for grading the ROAD,
and each team was loaded with shovels, picks.
whselbarrows and implements necessary for
grac Ing Purposes. Work will be commenced
tomorrow At sunrise, and will be pushed fer
ward vigorously.
RoueH TREATMENT OF PRosppcrrvs SON.
IH-LAw.-Two young men from town psid
visit 10 q lady residing mp town. last evening
was well acquainted and introduced his
friend b: B vas pleased 70 fss ,c s,ion;
introduced by A to B. B, In the depths Of hts
love, remarked, upon being introduced. my
before b wa. caught BY the collar, carried 70
the 'front.' door and kicked out in the street BY
the father, who couldn't see him for sou.in-
law. A saw the transaction quietly, took the
hint and walked out himself.
THE COMING Boat RAcE.-In the boat race
which is 10 take place between the Potomac
and Anacostia Clubs on the 5th proximo, at
3k O'Clock p. m, the race-boat Ariel, OF the
Potomac Club. will be manned BY the follow.
ing crew :-Coxswain, James Patterson; oars.
men in order. (stroke,) Col. Frank Jones' Geo.
H. Fox. Ed. Derrick, Frank Muller, Wilfred
Mcleod, lbow.) W. w. Wheeler. The race
q half down and back.
HAvEs'r HARMoNIgED YET.-The commit
tees representing the two wings of the Repub-
lican party OF our town held q meeting last
evening, with view Of reconciiings differ.
ences. and q resolutio was offered the nature
Of which We could not ascertain, which, how
ever, failed TO pass; and in the ensuing DIS
cussion an ad iournment was carried.
DKCBAsxD. Of our well-knowu cin-
zens, Mr. Peter J. Collision, died to-day At his
residence, on Bridge street, near High, az 70 m.
Mr. y. was about 40 years Of age, was q timer
BY trade, and was q member Of Columbia
Lodge, No 10, i. O. o. F.. of Washing ton, and
also OF the Masonic fraternity.
ALL OWING TO THE COLD WRAfHRR.-Tnis
morning, as two white men we're passing
Nordlinger's clothing store, on Bridge street
near Congress, one of them, shI yering with
cold, lifted an overcoat from the show rack on
the street, and ran up Congress street, where be
turned the corner and made good his escape
A young man on the opposite side OF the street
told Nordlinger in time to have caught the
thief; but be couldn't understand English sur
nciently till the vacant hook was pointed out
to him, when he waved wrothy, Sur IL was
too late. ~
SALE OF VALUABLE RRsIDRNCR-Thos
bowling, auctioneer, yesterday sold one of the
villas IN the new row recently built by Henry
u. Cooke. Esq, on Stoddard street, to q. NJ
keyser for sl5.150.
MERCHANTS ExCHANeE-Twepty.sey
hundred bushels fair red wheat sold on Change
this morning at 81 Al per bushel.
RIVER FRoNT.-Entered-S Colum-
bia, Harper, Baltimore Cleared-Steamer
Valley CITY. johnson, New York, with full
cargo OF Hour.
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The Eight-Heur Law.

DoEs IT APPLY TO woRKINGNEN EMPLOYED
EY GOVERNMENT CONTRACTORS.
The subject of the laooring men employed
on he New York post ONCE buIldIng working
ten hours instead OF eight, having attracted the
attention of the Workingmen's Assemblies,
General A. NJ Winn, President or the Me-
chanics' State Council Of California, addressed
letter to William j. Jessup, corresponding
secretary of The New York Workingmen- s As
Sembly, calling attention 70 the fact and stating
that so far as ne can learr it Is done under the
plea that when the work is let out TO conuac.
lots u ceases 10 se work coming within the
provisions OF the law. II that be so. he saws
the eiRht-hour law is merely a sstub thrown 10
the whale" and the IaDoring men of the couu-
Try Will not quietly submit 10 such an evasion
VI their rights He then quotes the law. ard
.reues that contractors being employed by
the Government, the men at WORK for them
are employed 'on behalf OF the Government
III the Contractors still persist making the
men work ten hours per day, be urges that the
New York Assembly take the naat-r in hand
at once, and test II in the courts. He then CON-
rrasts the hours of the msC haDics and laborers
with those of the Govern ment clerks 10 this
city, and says'-''It Is a remarkable fact tn,
when the labOrIng man that works IN the SUM-
rain, snow, wind and water, on the top. of
houses. Ia deep mines, carrying heavy loads
and riskng health and lite. asks for favors nv
shortening his hours of toll, a nation must De
snIred mp 20 GET a law passed to effect the OBJ
Jecf. while here IN Washington an army of
CLERKS have their time regulated az six hours
labor per day by the mere will of me heads of
DtpdTtnenlS, ana sui more they are allowed
thirty days for Play during the year; thus tney
maze but eleven months ins.ead of tEelye
Counting - days for a mon IN, they make 2sS
IN year, " hIc b at honrs a day is L7-6 hours;
while the ms chSnic makes 3I2 DAYS at 10 hours
oelEg ., ~ hours. ana II but hours per day IL
would &c 2.i!g hours per annum-quIte a diff
ference this between light and heavy work
We do not complain that the heads of DEPART
ments are thus liberal with their clerks INT
We 90 complain that the same degree of Iepi-
ency Is not extended 70 all classes Of our pso-
pie However. there is no good in arguing the
point II We want jus lice, must send the
proper men 20 City Councils, to Legislatures
ana 10 Congressman that will act for the
people instead of acting fer q few non.pro-
ohceTs OF the country. We are too apt to look
upon such bodies of men as our masters in.
stead OF our servants, sent TO carry out our
WILL THIS IL fault He concludes by
urging the for nation IN every town and city Of
socieues with view OF electing delegates 10
State Councils, who would in turn elect dele.
gates To National Labor Congress-
Mr.. Jessup replies, that he had written To
Lne Postmaster General on the subject, who
answered that be had no Jurisdiction, as the
Work was being done by the Treasury Depart.
went. he then wrote TO the Secretary OF tho
treasury and at the time OF present writing
had received no reply.
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Alexandria and Vicinity.

The Gazette. of last evening, has the following
items:
A PARAGoN.-It is mentioned as remarka.
BILE fact, that IN the whole city OF Alsxaudria.
with its population Of fifteen thousand, there is
not q single public billiard table or ten pin al.
ley. Roulette and faro are unknown. and
Keno, too, is thing Of the past. What city in
the country can present as clean q recordl
LRRsBgRG FAlR-A number Of persons left
mere this morning in the Leesburg train to at
tend the Loudcun county Agricultural Far,
which commenced In that town to-day. and II
which, gentleman who left there this morn
ing, reports large crowd is already present.
PROPERTY SALE-MessIs. Beck, Know j.
Kirby, real estate agents, sold yesterday, by
private sale, one of the brick houses in what is
known as Fowle's Row, on North Columbus
street, for $500 cash, TO John p. NiAer, OF
Washington city.
DIsAPPEARANCR.-It is said that all the
monkeys and dogs belonging to the circus
company (the effects Of which were recently
attached for debt in neghboring county,
mysteriously disappeared a few nights ago
"spirited off,
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LErrsRs FROM THE PEOPLE.

wsFd to Parents and Guardians.
EDITOR SfAR.-The evil Of hardness at
school IL one Of great magnitude, wnf,h the
public school authorities are using proper en-.
deavors to break up. II Is in good degree un-
der their control. since they have the power to
entrance Of any pupil who does not ARR We 1T
the proper Time, and their rules provide for the
suspension or expulsion OF those who are
But there is another evil closely connected
with this, OF scarcely less magnitude, in some
sections, ont which Is under the direct con.
troll Of parents alone. refer to that Of being at
the school-room too early.
at the school. houses an hour, or even half an
hour, before the time Of opening. II they do
this, the result inevitably il that most OF them
engage in rough ana ooiserous sports, to the
injury Of their clothing. their books, their
morals, and often to the damage Of the build.
ipge, and the great annoyance Of residents in
the neigh horhood. And then, after these rough
plays, they enter the school.room in an excited
and demoralized condition, I'M lifted to enter
upon the proper exercises and duties Of the
school.
This evil lie doubtless greater in connection
with the boys than with the girls schools
vet only few mornings since the writer saw
q bevy Of young girls shiverIHg around the
door of their school.room nearly an hour be-
fore the tine for ommencing school, greatly
endangering their health, as well as their dis.
positions for the day, by the needless exposure.
As already stated, parents and guardians
alone can remedy this evil. 1t is not neces.
sary that any pupil should arrive at the school,
room earlier than five or ten min u,es before The
hour for commencing school, (nine o'cIock)
and 1t is easy for any parent TO ascertain the
time required fer q child to reach the school
room In season. Parents who desire to have
weil.reguiated families, ana 70 have their chill.
dren make the best uss of school privileges,
will zee that their children are neither too iate
nor too early at school. A TRUsTRx.
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THE CouRfa.

COURT ~ q KNBRAL TBRM.-To-day tai the
Judges on the heDchl the following business
agt Kavanaugo, Mr.. Hinkie flies motion 70
dismiss the appeal. James ast. Mclean, de.
cree affirmed. Budd Il brewster ast. Mock;
bills dismissed. In the cases Of Dement, &
Howell VS. James, and L. H. Schneider W..
James, decree was affirmed, because Of failure
OF appellant to comply with rule by furris hing
printed record. TAe matter OF the bankruptcy
OF T. p. Sawyer, on appeal, was argued BY
counsel; decision reserved.
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CITY ITEM

FALL OvBRcoATs. 81, IS, SO and sl2 Just
recei we'd at A. Straus popular Clothing House,
Penn, avenue, between 10th and llth streets,
three doors east Of 18th street.
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EsTABLISHED 1898.

ESTABLISHED lssa:
Kece lived from Boston
Is bbls. No. MACkEBEL.
100 kits No. MACKEREL.
IS SALMON
IS :. WHITE FIsH.
IS TRCUT.
Is bbls LAB. HI BEING,
&C 2l-Im WM. 0RMB SON.
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w. H. b.

SALR OF FARM MAR BLADRNsBURG.
Dodge DaTneilie, real estate brokers, ha We
sold a portion Of the farm on which Port LIN
csln was located, near Bladensburg, to Thomas
Peter, OF Montgomery county, Nd, for S25. 600
Fitch 4 Fox, real estate brokers, have sold
lot As, in subdivisien OF square le2, fronting 70
feet on 18th street, between M and N streets,
and % feet deep, with two story brick house
thereon, to Fernando U. Cate, for 81, 100.
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TIMELY DISCOVERY 2H O'Clock THIS
morning Oficer Doyle discovered two coior-d
men in the act OF entering the residence Of Mr..
GARFIELD, No. 400 18th street, and they made
their escape. The officer found two doors of
the house open.
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SPRBR's WINE is the pure unad liberated
Juice OF the Oporto grape. now being cult waited
IN this country by Mr.. Speer. Ii Is valuable
for family use, ard for Its tonic and invigofa.
ting properties. 1t gives tone to the stomach
and invigorates the system. In fashionable
circles it mas become the favorite table wine
iHieii0encer.
Druggists are agents Tor this wine. w&s
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LOCAL N e W 8.

AmusemeBts. Excursisns, Pic.Nics. &c.
national THEATRE.-The LYDIA Tnompson
Buriesque Troupe In ''La Somnarbnla
DAILY EXCURSION TO Mount yeruon On tia
steamer Arrow, az ~ q. m
hARKRITER's ART GALLERY, 4s6 tn street
SMITH d STRoSs's AR GALLEY, 2i5 +
stree.
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The Outrage near Alexandria.

Henry Church, charged with having com.
United the horrible outrage on the person of a
Eiri of IL years. named Brown, about a week
since. remains in custody OF Sheriff O'Neill at
me Jaal In Alexandria, awaiting an examina-
non oy magistrate, which on account of the
cnild oeiDg unable 10 appear has not vet paen
hao. ine eacItement occasIoned by the com.
mission OF the crime, has in a great measure
supslded, and doubtless the people OF Alexan
dria viii allow the law TO take It's course
Ii bas not yet been determined whether the
OCence was committed IN Alexandra county
or not, and !, IL believed that the offence was
IN the jurisdiction OF Fairfax county, and IL
sneh should be the case he will be sent TO
FAIRFAX.
Church is young man of "a or Is. well
known in Alexandria, where he was raised
and says that al the time the offence rs
charged 20 nave been committed he
vas drink, and he has 10 recollection OF seeing
The girl
The child is improving. and in the course Of
n lew days Will be probably well enough 10
appear before the magistrate.
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AsBuRr M. Z CCoLoRRDl CHURCH will be
uedIeated on the first Sunday In November,
by Rev. DIR. Hamilton, Of the Methodist Epis-
copal Cnurch, and not next Sunday: nor will
be n. L Church South, as has been errone-
uSly stated
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T,HRoU0H LINE BETWERS WA0HIH0Tou
INV IoiR. &01
wAsHrxssol, ls@.
Trains between wAsHIN0ToN AID 1Bw
YORK are nov run % follows, vs:
FOB NEW YOBK. v,fioss eAsaSs q es,s
leave daily (eloeDt Sunday q D "A. n, and
I2:4s and p. NJ.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily except sunday ss o a. n. sud
l2:45 and $50 r. ".
Oh SUNDAY.
Leave for Hsy York At $40 2. L., ed Phils.
delphis at $40 p. n.
Sleeping ears Ter Hsv FORK on r. n. sra,a
only.
rhrelgh Tickets to PhilaAslpAia, usv York or
Boston can be bad q the Station eos q eli hour
q the Day. Also. - the Oonpapyb once, 10.
coo Pennsyivania avenue. Passsnesrs HsrcAssine
tickets q the Avenoe once can there aFrsags %
have their baggaDe called for end checked q ths1r
residence, taken he ds1os, anA pas N ths -
See BsIsiness ana Ohio Bsnrssa esvsrss,.sus
paDolis and the West.
IL. wILeol nsstsr Of rrs.sporsssisa.
u. n. OOLH. GENERAL Ticket Aren't.
ooS 0E0. o. KooNTZ. Aren't. WaGAingeoa.
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OvRRcoA and Blue Esquimaux
Beaver; Brown, Blue, and Drab Chinchilla,
in large variety and NJ low prices. Just re-
II n streets, three doors east OF llth st.
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PEDDlIxS wfrnopr, Ltcxssx-Ys.tsrdav
Onicer Proctor arrested Alexander Wsvne 6,,
Peddllng without licsnse, aad Justice GarpeI
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BALrrnoRl AND OHIO RAILROAD,
IL s 81

= u Ye
Trains besvesa WA0HIh0fON AND BALTI-
MORE and WARRINGTON AID fHR WEST.
are nov run - follows. via:
FOB BALrIMoRn
;'; s; R ''i' =: ~ s s's
FOB ALI WAY STATIONS
Lssve dsily, sxceVe susAay, &C and D so a n
and y SO and go r. n.
BOR AnNAPOLIe.
Leave % = A. n. I'D t:20 p. II. No train q
or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ZOE BsffiHoRn.
Leave at Q a. N, and 12:&3, s:ao, s:se, spd
FOB war STATIONS.
leave q A. n. and 80 and 1:4s r. n.
ROR ALL PARrs OF TIE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday end oapday. 90 y
a. NJ, $50, end a ) and r, u.
On Saturday Of A. and 9 50 II.
On Sunday at p so, 1:4s and r. y. only. con
Recfing nc Relay Station With trains rom Ositi-
more 20 Wheeiins. ParkersburG. 10.
ThrosGh tickets 20 the West - had ss the
washington station Ticket Once st ell. hosrs Of
the dag. Alec, Of the ConpanyS Once, 900
feppsylvanla avenue. Passengers lurehasinG
tickets 81 me avenue oelce can there arrange %
have their baggage called Sbr aud checked % their
rseideaoe. taken % the tspse. md Dss b The beg
fer New York. Philadslphia. end Boston. &c
ssysrt;e ement Of "Thropgh Line"
J. b. WILSON. Assssr Of Transportation
l.. M. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
no9 GEO D. kOONTZ. oeEeral Agent.