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TWO WEN DRO WNED.

HUNTINGTON, PA, July l5.-WhiIe a t-rritic
storm RACED here yesterday afternoon, two
men-named Barney Farrell aud COrn-lius
Dacy-siitIng under a shuts at the coal wharf
q mile from town. We're stunned by lightning
and falling forward into the canal, Wen.
drowned.
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MR.. John WERNuTH, the Ch,ncellor OF the
Swiss Legation, we are pleased ID see, has safe
ly returned to our city from his extensive rip
10 Eastern and Middle Tennessee. NJ. Wer-
muth has visI'ed the new Swiss Colony in
Gruncy county. and will prepare an interest
re report OF his mission for the Consul Gen.
'ral, Mr.. John HEZ. 10 be Transmitted ID the
home government.
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THE TExAs ELEcrIoS-PRocLANATI By
THH PRRsIDENr.-The Presiden- to.day issued
proclamation designating the lo.h or Nevem-
bar as the time for submitting tie constitution
adopted by the Convention which met In Aus
tin, Texas. on the 18th of June, TO the voters OF
said State egistered at the date OF said suomIs-
sion.
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~Free bathing rooms for women have been

n0Free bathing rooms for women have been
established in Philadelphia.
00At all the watering places the ladies at.
tend church in short dresses and jockey hats
Ex-senator Morton and family are soon going
to Europe.
ga young German Of Boston popped the
question to his beloved IN Vienna per cable
~An American school has been established
At Sitka.
~Thers are seven colored members of the
new Virginia Legislature.
0lt 10 calculated that . Oo0 strangers left
Paris during the two days OF the election riots.
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CONDITION OF SENATOR GRIMES

CHICAGO, July l5.-A private letter has been
received IN this city, dated Paris. June 18Th.
saying that the health of Senator q rimes Is not
so much improved as his friends hoped. He
was about 10 start on a tour, hoping -bat a
change Of air would restore AZ.
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~ Hon. = ;. Coz writes from Malaga tn,r
much OF me vine 10 made from the potato
The Pere gens-f armes arrested niu.,v
Prussisssi In the election riots.
o0In Cuba here are soo ma h,.cr.
slaves, nearly all OF whom IA yor ndenenssa
"a man in London follows the oeeuoa,,o.
OF professional introducer., "pa1oa
Is said that tae building erected for ths
,ns c,.s !. LONDON ey Mr. Peabody do not beu.fir
prefer dirt and independence, ines
Sacques are no longer worn. sx..r, g..
IA pn unSs IN tne carriage, or the tappt,e~e
% ~ osietest kino Tor breakfast. Then toSv "a
trimming. ass Oh
p Inc strike among the coal miner. ~
reLnsyivania has had the effect OF ra,.'ng On.
p p.ses ol coal in Boston some tnree dollar, virn
SO ~ 80 -. oeiore winter d may 60 up %
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The Coal Trade he Prospect OF Supply
and Prizes

The following, from the Engineering aud
M.n'ng MI Journal oi New ork, gives intorma-
OF the miners has been more or less successful
In Its obiects-that is, the cutting of any over
plus OF supply, ana securing, for a time, a con.
sequent advance of prices
The market has become quiet ard settled.
now that We are prod ucing our usual full sup
ply OF coal, excepting only some ioOOO tons
per week each from the mines of the two COM
panies whose men have not yet resumed work
There is no great rush OF out.town dealers for
asnppiy, and the demand for city trade ma,
pe termed light. Coal has, however, advanced.
ooth a. wholesale and retail; aud what Were
considered fancy prices two or three weeks
ago are now accepted as regular by the trade
namely, LehIgh- from S6.75 TO S1.75, alougs de;
Schuylkili, S7aS7 80, on board. Tue Reading
Railroad has taken off the drawbacks on ali
coal shipped east OF New Bruins wick. and the
canal has advanced toll. This is one reason
ior tne advance an prices. Another is, that as
the season ad ances the tinle during which coal
can be transported by canal 10 shortened All
demands cannot be supplied at once, ana thus
tne demand becomes greater than the supply.
nence an advance In pri ces eusues Ii was nj
this time last year that the strike ON the elg nj
nour law took place throughout tue region
lhls striKe lasted seven weeks, auf during
that period our statistics show that som.
l,i44.UU" tons of coal reached tidewater Est,.
mating the capacity of production for the mex
seven weeks, (leavIng out the two companies
on strike now.) II may safely be stated thar
the supply will reach 3OD,OCO tons per Ve.x or
total Tor seven weeks OF 2,lo6.GO tons. Tnere.
ID
shall have 6j6,OO0 tons more on hand tnan i'm
l>Ge, less the present decrease on account or
the stri ke inst ended of J65,071 tons, which will
leave about 100000 tons increase this wear over
last, on August 22d. Now, 70 all who know
tnat the annual increase OF the consumption o.
coal is about ten per cent. per annum. L will
De apparent tnat we shall be in a. ual deficit
all of 5GO,0tO tons August a2d next. Truiy
with these figures Starring us in the face, the
prospects for cheap coal this winter are not
very favorable. We advised dealers two weeks
hl Nil
81 per ton cheaper than it is now. We urge
them to give their orders now, and yet save 81
per ton The fact 10, every body will, in a short
Impossible to do this. prices during the excite.
ment Will range higher. Don't forget the les
SON leDrned in ls68."
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ELLIS, IRON RIrrERs

Having used your Iron Bitters in my practice
can testify To ssuperior tonic pertes for in
yigorstfng the appetite and promoting Digestion
! can unheeitatingly recommend IL In cases oi
general debility and dyspepsia. and in conditions
tonic. Its agreeable flavor must recommend II Ia
81" i0ui'' GHss G5eHsses'isiiSi g iSSiirSyr NJ
Professor In the Philadelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery -
For sac by KIDWRLb 4 SON
Pennsylvsnia avenue and I4th street,
snd Druggists generally. my 2;-sm
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Rr a-ahia 4
BaI,imor- stock Mark, To-day.
BaItimorr Markets. Te-aa,

RALTiNoRe. July i5-Ntrgiuia s,N-s. ais
"A bid. - asked. DO, l-U', ), bld, 80 ask. .
40. i-bs, - bid.
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MR.. WHITTL.sEY, late Republican candi.
date for Congress in the 7th district OF Virginia
is here and has in his possession fraudulent
tickets alleged TO have been used by the Walker
men in the late election-Republican vignettes
etc, with names of Walker men.
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~rroy has cooperative laundries.
John Chinaman 10 nicknamed Yellow
Jack.
y Belle Boyd is sick 10 San Francisco.
~Ffsk's French cabs made their nrst an.
pearance in New YORK on SATURDAY.
The Paris Pays urges q subscriptIou for
the oeneht OF Jen. Davis's family
The New Aork city fathers are eailed
upon TO pave the streets surrounding the new
court house with Nicholson's pavement,
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THE WHITE HoUss.-Thers was large
crowd OF visitors at the Executiv. Mansion
this morning, but none We're admitted TO see
the President AS he was in his Office but a shor,
time this forenoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

Hon. WM. A. RICaARDsoS. Assistant Sac.
retary of the Treasury. returned here this
morning from his home in Boston where he
has been for the past two weeks, and was a.
his Office TO day.
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FRizH FIGHT IL PRIsON.-They mus:
nave model Jail at Albany, N Y, as il an.
pears by the New York Clipper OF this week
that prize fight came OF in mat institu tion on
Inc I2th INST, between Jack Gillispie and Billy
Ward, both Albanians, and, At the preseni
time, inmates of the Jail, for s25 q side Ward
10 q years OF age, and weighs Ii6lbs; Giilispie
10 70 years OF age, and weighs l32lbs. Tue Gin.
one - sumcient INDIGESTION Of the Disgusting
character OF the ahar, according 70 that paper
ward came mp groggy, and after gettIng one
OF JACKS feelers on the nose he rushed in, and
after severe tussle both went down, Ward
under. While the men were down JACK insart
ed his thumb into Wards eye and gouged him
Iearfuily. a claim OF foul was made by
wards umpire and SLOWED. Time, 27k min
etee. The whole afair was 80 quietly arraue
"a and executed that the officials knew noth.
Ing OF the AGht lll all was over
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The DECATUR COTTON CASE. involving the
value of l.5O6 bales of cotton, has Just been de.
cided at Memphis, Tennessee, against the Gov .
ernment. Secretary boutwell, has requested
the Gov oNernmeht counsel to carry the case up
on appeal OF writ OF error
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THRoUGH LINE BETWEEN wAsHIHeren
Ht* IoiH.A &0s

WAsHIysfoN. 1879.
Trans between WAeHINGr0N AND uBW
HOBk are nov run 40 follows, vis:
FOB NEW YORK, vifAoks change Of eass
Leave daily except Sunday ss D 4. n, sud
.i3 and p n.
FOB PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily Except bundsyD ct 3 A. ~ oId
ia and $40 p. ~.
Oh SUNDAY
kesvs for Nsw York st $40 p. L., and Phiiar
Dhfa at $40 p. y.
sspins cars fer New Iork on r. u. train
,Ierocsh tickets to Philadslphis, NsW York /, %
ssion can Be bed at the Statfoa 0moo at ali no an
savH He asy Also, ss the Ccmpanys Omos, No
.enhsy vanfa avenue. Pasoenge gers parcnaaina
ss.n xtse Avenue once can there arrange %
r-Ssssf ssf oSeeaee called for and checked 1t thefY
sSre cav ~Asn ne depot, snd Dut In the baG.
sss 1s1ers Ss1ieners ana Onto Raiirosd sdvsrsissns.s
nsrci,s snS ~ Warrington. Baltimore, An.
WILSON, naster Of Transportation
,o~ cIn VVLk. General Ticket Aren't.
hoS Sko. kOeNTZ. AGENT, Wsshinatou.
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NEw YORK, July i5.-Floar dun aud droop-
ing. Wheat dull and In buyer Tayo-. a ira
shade fTner.
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COMMISSIONER DRLANO will return here on
Monday next, and until then no appointment
OF Supervisor for Massachusetts, Rhode Island
and Connecticut, in place of General Osborn g
(declined), will be made.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

SECRETARY RAWLINGS left here last even.
ing on the nine o'clock train for Danbury.
Connecticut, to visit bis family there, and will
be absent about two weeks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

THE PRESIDENT has appointed Theodore H :
Eckerson, of Washington Territory, 10 Ca.
detship at West Point Military Academy. He
is the son of an old army officer, who served
with General Grant before, during, and since
the Mexican war
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Washington News and Gossip.

INTERNAL REVENUE The receipts to-day
from this source were S7i5. I25.25.
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For PROMOTION Master II. w. Grimnel
and Ensign L. Mccormack, U. 5. ", nav.
been ordered to this city for examiaatiou fo
promotion.
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SECOND COMPTROLLER BRoDHEAD has de.
cided that deseIters are lot entitled TO bounties
which are TO be paid only on an honorable dis
charge.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

NO APPOINTMENTS TO BE MADE IN THE
TREASURY Secretary Boutwell, requests US to
announce that it Is perfectly useless for parties
to call upon him fer appointments in the
Treasury department, as none Will be made
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

THE FOLLOWING PRoNorIONS have been
made IN the Sixth Auditors Ofice From
second 10 third clasp. II. ClirS. Alabama
q. b. Madden, Georgia. From first 20 second
clash. NJ. Willis. Ark: Z. p. NcCaIla, Ga
I. =. Post, Texas; j. +. Fitzpat'i *. Ala II. +
Weaver. Pa; T. Il. Nelson, Pa; q. q. Girls.
void, N. Y; !. II. CIendsnning, Miss; ]. :
Sharpe, w. Va; y. NJ. Bryan, OHIO.
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PATENT DKCIsIONs.-In the inter feren ce
case OF Chenoweth, Murriil and Wheeler, for
Improvement in feed water apparatus for
boilers, the Commissioner of Patents has de.
cided in favor OF Wheeler. The application OF
Charles Waters for AN extention of his patent
for improved lanterns has been refused.
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ssysrnasnt N.curitiss,

WasEireroS, Ju.y n. l-es.-Jsy CcoE. A.
20. fsrnish he following S1otauens of Gov
eminent sscuriuss:
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THE lNTKRNAL RRvRHUE BUREAU is In re-
ceipt OF information that in various Iocaliues
bogus revenue detectives are circulating very
extensively, and making sums ofmoney out OF
small dealers by playing ON their fears. Meas.
ures will he 1t once taken to have all snch ar.
rested and punished
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ADJUSTMENTS.

MR WIL'IAM l. BAKER WILL GIVE A
NI SREE EXHIBITION of GLASS BLOWING
aud FANCY GLASS WORK At Potomac Hall,
corner OF llth street and Maryland avenue, for a
snort time. commencing THURSDAY. June
18TH Hours, frem to 8 ard from TO lOp m.
JyI5 2t-
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moved their ART STORE from No. 3OI Penna
avenue, to No 233 r street. between 18th and
l+th streets. in Hooe's new building
Our new store will he opened to the pu bile "a
soon as II can be properly fitted M, with a new
and splendid assortment of rything in our lin
Thanking the public for past favors we hope 70
receive q continuance ef their patron sge which
We shall at all tines enseavor to merit.
Jy3 SMITd STRONG
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
A WONDEhGUL CURE.
JRISiN
!RiSiN.

BALTIMORE, Jnne Ie, 1s;s
UT. J1hH W,tk'E'-OesE Sir 1 have suffered
trem s1ipsi irritation, causing Neuralgia Ir has
been OF moet intense character. have fallen in
the street and been afflicted with loss of memory
i was treated BY i've physicians belonging 10 tba
different schools OF medicine, without relief.
IhISlN Was reComme nded TO by a doctor /
commenced the uss OF il absut four weeks ago, and
nov am entirely we'll. The hearts cf my family
nave been turned from grief TO Joy. have gai aed
about fifteen pounds 10 weisht. and been relieved
q eosfiveness. Of eich suffered for seven years
NY mind Is now perfectly clear. ! am relieved
from the m-Ianc holy which oppr essed me, and am
nov restored TO health again. Hoping that We
NAY long live to thank you for the good effects Of
tire IRlSIN. which is blessing to the afflicted,
remain yours, gratefully.
Tn0S !. RAYBOLD,
jys cow - North Eutaw street, near Fayette.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

TIE FIRST SALR--A crop Of about a6D bosp :
Monday at ~ sex; bought by Langhorne a son
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

Mr.. EDWARD BIBB. one OF the principal ex
aminers In the Pa,ent Office, has resigned.
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Il MINER RESORTS
HI 0SS LYNN noes

- 'r- H.,Sa'S 0PPos,- - 5rs.~o,~H.
INV =s-EsDt sUi sttraCt muer
'restss now open for th- eB.ertsi nsse Mt M Y
81 guests In inviting ths psiro1sxe Of l::&
The ruel the propretors eeeul u enlv necessary
IA cal attention 70 its 6tf h. sirt spd cool locs
non and the unsurpassed views Fresented from
every point Of the vel appointed aud shady
EToCBds. and To pledge. tn add tiOr to these great
natural advantages. kat fts lsTder and bar will be
Eer. constantly supplied with sr@rtshIHg the most
ts-ficio ne taste desire. The cooking shall he
EntHc.lled the attentoD prompt and polite, and
rBe charges reasousbse-
81 Eosslynn may he reached " the A1uedact
Bridge or by the u ng Brfdcv ia Arlington
either route sfordiDg pleassr. drive through
ScsDsTy of historic in D'erest.
Js2Stf slkES CaADwNS,. Proprietors.
STOCkTON HOTEL.
- CAFE MAY, y. j.
WI OFFN THE ~ ~ JUNE, 1869.
Tins h Otel has been erected within the past year
affords ample accommodation for nearly a
me Thousand grests. and is furnished ycAV
syrsI t. any OF the leading hstsis In the A.:3Nl
For terms. Ac until then, address
PETER GARDEER. Proprietor,
No. SO7 Walnut street,
- t"-m Phllacel phia. Pa
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HON. HuGH CAPRON. Commissioner Of Agri-
culture, has, we are glad to announce, so far
recovered from his recent illness as to be able
TO attend TO his official business.
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McGARRAHAN, yesterday, through his coun-
sci. rendered to Secretary Cox s22, 220, and made
formal demand for patent for the Iaud in
California, recently awarded 10 the latter by
the Supreme Court of the District OF Columbia.
Secretary Cox holds the matter under ad wise.
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THE SECRETARY OF WAR has direc.ed that
Fort Madison. a. Annapolis, VI l., be turned
over to the Navy Department 10 be used as an
experimental battery.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

TIE PREsIDRNT Will leave here this evening
at six O'Clock, on the United States steamer
Tallapoosa, for Long Branch. Besides the
President and his family, (embracIng his pa.
rents, his wife and cnildren,) ex Secretary
Borie and General Comstock and wife will be
on board.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

SENATOR T. +. BAYARp, of Delaware, is at
Willaris'.
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WN. &. KRNoNwICH was to-day appointed
Collector of Internal Revenue for the third
district OF Mississippi, in place OF William NJ
w ills, suspended.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

Mr.. DENT, the father OF Mrs. Grant, LETT here
this morning for Laurel. Nd aud will spend
a few weeks there with DR.. Sharpe, his son.in-
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

REGISTRATION IN NIssIssIPPI.-The mill
tary officers who conducted the registratlon
and election in Virginia. will be ordered TO Ms.
sissIppi for the same duty.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-07-15

THE COMMITTEES or THE WAR PRISONERS
ASSOCIATION, who are agitating tue question
of the erection Of a monument in this city to
the memory of Union soldiers who died in
Confederate prisons, called upon Genr Sher.
man yesterday TO request his endorsement OF
heir plan. The General received them kindly,
and promised to reply TO them writing with
in few days.
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rHE NORrHEAsfcRx .UxGERrESr.

Award Of PriZes-Tae Washington >ru-
cerbuud Receive n Thousand Dollar Pi-
sno-Justice Walter Unexpectedly Re-
Ceives PriZe. Loses il aud Finds 10
sgain-The Hand soonest Man in the Pro-
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DAVIS PAIN KILLER.

We have tested this medicine, and assure our
readers that IL not only possesses ell the virtre
Claimed for it. but in many instances surpasses
any other remedy we have ever known Ii should
not be claseed with the nostrums Of the dav. got
MP Tor the special purpose OF pecuuiary proft but
De regarded as OF the standard m edici es for
the public beneft.-H.TnId Of GosPs! Libsrty.
Inn
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No. 4.6} ON EXHIBITION iNo. 4s6
STREET. AT MARKRITER'S, fSrREIr
No. 4e6 Seventh street, setween and Z Streets
Eight Doors above Odd Fellows Hall,
Oheice Oil Paintings, Epgravines, Chromos. &c.
Also, Largest Stock Paperhangings, Window
shades, Picture Frames, Picture Uord aud Tas
sels: Rings, Nails, &c. in the District TBkMS
Cash Please Remember Nam . and Number
apAly
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INrHRRsrIrG CUBAN NBws.-Advises from
Cuba 10 the I'd instant have been received in
this city by friends OF the Cuban cause, in
which 1t Is announced that the reported rising
in Porto Rico had caused great rejoicing in the
camp OF General z Quesada. Spanish dsssrters
to the Cubans report the dissffecti ION In the
Spanish army Increasing every day, and an
open revolt is threatened. The officers keep
their commands together with the greatest diff.
hcuty. The volunteers are said to have forme .
secret organizations to overthrow the govern.
ment OF the island, with juntas in every DIS
trict. They now virtually control the g,vera-
msnt, and the Captain General can carry on
no policy not dictated by them. The Spanish
troops are said to prefer the success OF the ca.
bans TO that of the volunteers. The cholera i.
prevailing among The Cubans In the E.stern
District, and is very fatal. The vomito is ma.
lisnant on the coast and in the low country
and the scourge is telling fearfully on the
Spanish troops. Quesada still holds his own
before Puerto Principe, and 1t IL predicted thar
he will be in possession Of the town and rail.
way TO Nuevitas in q short time. 1t is reported
that the Cubans had gained decided victory
in the ST. Jago de Cuba district General Jor.
dan and command have 20 far escaped the
pestiIence. An important engagement was
ex pected in few days, which may 60 far TO.
wards deciding the result Of the contest
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APPOINTMENTS BY TIE PRFs!DENT.-Cb p
President this morning made the following
appointments of Justices of th'a Peace tor the
District Of Columbia: VIM. H. Chase, Samuel
w. Pearson, James T.. Duliu, Alex. Gardner.
John Cornell, Erastns &. Weaver, and VIM G.
Harper. Michael Vidal, of louisiana, 10 be
Commissioner or the part of the United States
under the convention with Peru, of Decam Der
ith, 1853, for the adjustment OF Claims OF citi.
Zsns OF either country
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! unBERI LunBIR II LuABlR III

large stock sna con piste assortwent o. Build
ing Lumber, Hs0lock Fencing. Cyprus Shtug ugieo,
White Pine and epracs Pfeksts, Cedar Pests, -.
DRBeeBD LUnBBB
Of all kinds on hand sed for se!e e 0vs1t narkss
Corner New Yorf svenus end sth street,
one square from Northern
ayMf Liberty MoTket
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nR. MOTIFS TRENCa POWpERs. certain
~ cure for Nervous Debility. Seminal Imis-
sions. csussA By ipdiscretion. Gonotn9a, Sleet,
Serofuia. Skin Diseases. 81 Philis in all tu forms
~Hees cured
FnlseBI Copaira and MeIesry D,scardsd:
Sold in Washington, D. q ~ JOIN CVpGh "
LEY, 23 Pa. ave. Price % per box. ~ sly
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3j8 D s1k.rr. 358
A. kOCH,
Importer OF WINBe, LIQU0Rs, and depot Of
Smiths PhiladslDhis DRAUGHT ALE and POR-
TER, old BRANDY ana WHIeKY, old JAMAICA
WIHEs. CH %. kHINB WLNEe.
cLAk1T WInIs; CIeARS, EOINBUR9H
ZUR WATER $50. ie Alm
Cedar Falls gazette. [volume] (Cedar Falls, Iowa) 1860-1895, 1869-08-13

OK AND AFTER
MONDAY, MAY 81, 1869,
Trains on this Road viii run Through to and
from Rock Island,
THROUGH WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS I
Making close connections with Passenger Trains
nj the following points
At Racine junction, From and TO MIL
WAuKEE AND CAICAGO.
st Clfu'on Junction, From and to all
Points in Northern Wisconsin and Minnesota
At FrecpOrt, From and to Galena, Dubuque,
and all Points North and West
At Savannah, With Steamer ''IIenderson'
from and to Dubuque, and with St. Paul
Packets.
At Fulton, With Trains to and from Cedar
Rapids, Marshall, Boone and Omaha.
At Rock island, With Trains from and to
Musca!lne, Washington. Iowa City, GrinnCll,
Des Motnes, OMAHA, and the Union Pacific
Railroad; and with Steamers from and to all
points on the Mississippi River between
Rock Island and st. Louis,
Rates Of Freight and Fare al,gags as
Low 6y this as by 0ther Lines.
r. G. TATE,
Superintendent
RACINE Wis NAV 1874