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The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

Township, to%Rand icity cleo
tions take place throughout Ohio
on tho 5th Of April, one week
from next Monday.
We trnsl that Republicans, every.
where, even iftbey do not deem Il
TO mako a party contest
in eycry instance, may set mani
fest sufficient interest 10 60 70 the
polls and vote, casting their inau-
enee and their ballots in favor Of
the best men who may be candi-
dates for the several Offices 10 be
filed.
In this city,the Democrats are
In the field asvusual withsa full
ticket. Whether the Republicans
see proper to nominate a full tick
ct or not, we wonld bo glad 10 see
the good men ofthc several wards
unite in bringing out candidates
who can be consistently supported
BY the Republicans. The names
ofour excellent citizens JACOB
HoIT and Capt. LEO NoLEs, are
already announced, the one for
Mayor, and the other for Mar
shali and il is no disparagement
to the gentlemen who are before
the people for the same places as
nominees Of thcDemocracy, to say
that Messrs. HoLT and NoLEs are
equally capable with them, and
equally worthy the confidence and
aupportof our citizens at thepolls'
We append the vote Of tho city
last Spring for Marshall
For M. Steck, 4S9
Jno. Sullivan, 2S7
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Examinations of the City
Schools.

These have been in progress du-
ring the.present week. and have
been generally well attended BY
our citizens. who have been edited
and pleased with, the evidences of
improvement on the part Of pupils,
and good management on that OF
instructors We have been able TO
give but littlc limo to attending
these examinations, and cannot,
therefore, enter into particulars -
A brief visit TO the High Schools
on Tuesday, impressed-ns favora-
bly, as to the requirements of the
classes in History and Astronomy.
and the qualifications oithe prinei-
pal, Miss HoLBRooK, for the posi-
tion she occupies.
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"HoLY WEEK" The present is
what's called .Holy Week" in the
Catholic Church, which is charac.
terized by more than the ordinary
amount of solemn obscrvqnces.
Holy Thursday, Good Friday and
Holy Saturday are, the closing
days Of the season of Lent, and
Sunday next is Easter, on which
day the grandest services of the
Catholic Church arc observed.
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PHOTOGRAPHS
NOrIUE IN BANKRUPTCY.
District Court Of the United states
southern District OF ohio.

TN tho matter Of tho application OF Elijah
NJ. WINTER, a Bankrupt for final dis
charge.
Pursuant to nm order Of Court to mo directed.
Notice Is given TO nil the creditors Of Elijah NJ.
the 25th day OF March, 1866. at my otlceln Chill
lcothe Mt 10 o'clock A. NJ, and show cause, II
any they have, whya discharge should not he
granted said Bankrupt. And said creditors are
further not6ed that the second and third meet
heIdat tho same lime and place for the purpose
provided In sections ~ and ~ OF the Binkfupt
Law SAMUEL F. MCCOY, Register.
Dated March 9TH, isoo-Sw
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

Greenfield TowKsHIP.-The
Republicans Of Greenfield Town
ship will meet at the Election
House in said township on Fri
day evening, April d,.1s69, for
the purpose Of forming ticket.
A full Attendance is desired.
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From the chillicothe Advertiser ]
Railroad Matters.
clnrlcnthe. ohln. Mnrnh i-lh

clrricothe. Ohio, March nth. 1852.
Ed. AdrertiSer-SfR: The com
mittee, to the chairman Of which
the following letter is addressed,
regarding it in the light Of a com.
munication from the citizcns Of
Lancaster aud Fairfield county to
the citizens Of Chilicothe and Ross
county, yeinstructed me TO hand
it 10 the press, in order that the
views contained therein may re.
ceivc from the community at large
that consideration which their i'm.
portance demands.
W O.. WILLIAMS,
Chairman r. X. Com.
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The Comb 2 Concert.

We hope our cilizons will beurin
mind the proposed concert byMiss
CAROLINE SCHNEIDER, tctakeplace
at,the City Hall Monday evening
April 9th. No combination OF for.
eign celebrities, however ncisily
heralded to- the notice of the pub
lie, could give us better or more
enjoyable musical entertainment.
and at the same time soworthy the
patronage d this community, as
will be afforded by the pcrfofman-
ces Of Miss scHNEIDEn Miss La.
rHRoP and the gifted, brothers Of
the former lady. N
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CITY Subscribers,

Who propose changing their
places of residence on or about tho
ist Of April, win please leave di
rections At this Office before the
issue ofour next number, whore
their papers shall in future be dc,
livered BY the carrier.
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John Reber, OF Lancaster, has
sold several very promising colts
to David A, Gage, of Chicago, who
contemplates having them trained.
Two ofthom are sisters to Surprise
and Young Scotland, four and
three years old. cGcIerilte Dem.
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BEERY, BRowN & Co.-The big
store on the corner Of Columbus
and Main, Rising building, is
filling up with q splendid spring
stock. The firm named above
has gone through the past year
with an experience satisfactory
to themselves and to the great
body of their Numerous custom
ers. Immense amounts Of goods
have been sold by this house,
and hundreds have been made
glad in the obtaining Of unusual
bargains by dealing there. And
the proprietors are now better
than ever prepared to confer
similar benefits on their fellow
men, as will be fully realized by
those who wilIipay them q visit.
New advertisement. in next
weeks Gastttc.
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Lancaster. O., March eth, 1859.
VI. c. Williams, Esq, Chairman Railroad
Com mittee. ohillie othe, Ohio,

Lansaster, o., March 9Th, 1859.
W. c. Williams, Esq, Chairman Railroad
Committee, ohillie othe, Ohio.
DEAR STA: | see by your papers
that tho people Of Chillicothe and
Ross county are interesting them.
selves in Railroad matters, and are
desirous of obtaining better facili.
tics for transportation and travel
than they now have. For the ac-
complishment OF this important'pro,
ject they are looking to u line in
the Scicto Valley from Portsmouth
TO Columbus, which is a very good
ono, SO far as ChilIicotheis concern.
ed. But would i. not be merely a
local road? Could it command
through traffic and travel2 Would
the products of the valley support
.it2 In short would it be- a paying
road? Will it not be for the inter.
est of Chillicothe to look for u line.
that, accomplishing all that is
claimed for this one, could com.
mand something beyond the Scioto
Valley. Such line can be had by
tho way Of Lancaster and Newark.
which gives you twelve miles less
distance to Pittsburgh than by the
way OF Columbus, and necessltates
tho building OF but thirty three
miles of road TO secure a Colum-
bus connection. The people of
Fairfield and Lickingcounties have
already secured certificate OF In
corporation, from Lancaster to
Newark, and have large sub
scription on their books which will
be greatly increased, Tor they are
alive to the interests OF the pro.
posed road and are ready and will
ing TO cooperate with you in the
extention of thisline to Chillicothe.
Tho citizensof Bainhridge are al
SO anxious for a Railroad commur.
icatlon with tho out side world and
are talking of building a branch
road to Greenfield or Lyndon
Why not turn their attention this
way and extend this liae from
ChiIIicothe The distance is bnl
littlo further by the way of the
Paint Creek valley and they would
secure a triple advantage-ihe Gin
cinnati connection which they are
now seeking, a short line TO Colum
bus aud a direct line to PhiIadel
phia and New York From Balm,
bridge you have but forty or forty
five miles 10 The Ohio River on
posite Maysville, Ky., where YOU
would connect with the Maysvill,
and Lexington Railroad now abou
finished; 10 Knoxville Tenn, BY
this route, there will bo betweer
| Newark and Lexington a saving
in distance OF more than sixt,
miles, over any road now in opera
ton. From Knoxville. YOU have
1 direct line 10 Charleston, S. c. al.
so thro' Chattanooga, Tuscaloosa
Ala, Vicksburgh, Miss, Shreyo
port, La, into Texas, connectin!
with tho Southern Pacific line
Examination Of a correct map o
the United States demonstrate
this to bo. tho most direct availabl
line from the eastern sea. board i
the Sonth West that can be con
structed.
The only missing link in thi
continuous chain OF railway is fror
! MaysviIle to Newark. ! A determi
nation. shown by the people aIonI
the line to perfect this great thor
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HIGH SCHOOL EXHIBI-
TION.
Exerclses of GraduatIng Q class.


AS announced in our last issue,
the High ScbOo Exhibition will
take place this opening, the ,princi-
pal feature ofwhich will be the
cxcrcises Of the graduating class
of six young. ladies'. Those who
were present at tho similar occa>
sion of last year, will not need to
bc told Of the interesting nature Of
these exercises.
An admission fec of 10 centswilI
be charged proceeds to bc applied
to the purchase of apparatus =
Doors open at Z o'clock. Exerci'
ses to begin at 8.
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npscial Notices, double column advertise
n.nss, and those IN prescribed location, 20
ber cent. additional to the above scale.
lLocaI Notices, 10 cents per line FOR one In.
ssriion, and cents per line each additional m
ssrhon Special contracts, made, however,for
ale6ksr time than two months.
cards 10 Business DirecloryTonp halfineh--
ss.oo
fsasl aAysrlissmsnts u pear lnch one ln-
ssftiou, ands cents per inch each additional
Insertion.
.obltnsry Notices. other than simple eSea-
nsancements Of deatirs, Resolutions OF eoudo-
q and Cards OF thanks cents per line,
Fsdces of Births. Marriages and Deaths
whsA tsralshed by proper authority-fFee'
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New Novel, by q Lancaster
LadV.

j. G. HITE, Bookseller and
Stationer, has laid on our table,
a novel entitled aMabel Clifton"
from the pen of Crank Brier-
wood IA nomme de plume adopt
ed by the authoress, who is un-
derstood to be q lady of this
city. 1t was received too late
for examination and extended
notice this week, and we can
only speak Of the style in which
it is produced. 1t is a very
handsome volume in typogra-
ply and binding, rejecting
great credit on the publishers,
Messrs. Claxton, Remson &. Haf-
felfinger, of Philadelphia.
The book is for sale at HIRES.
Price 81, so. 81
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CoRREcTIoN.-It is the Aetna
Insurance Company of Hartford,
Conn, Of which B. F. Relnmund
is commissioned as Star Agent.
and not that Of New York, as mad
vertently stated by us last week.
a difference sufficient to call for
a very prompt correction.
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o. Il. Peters

Clothing Emporium, is now filled
with a seasonable stock, which he
is selling at such low rates that
the idea Of any man falling to go
well-drcssed should be secuted by
every well-regulated mind, To be
convinced of the truth Of this re-
quircs but o visit TO his establish
ment, which should be made while
the stock is now and fresh.
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( BAPTISM Seven little girls,
dressed all in white, we're immers~
cd at the First Baptist Church in
Columbus on Sunday evening 18th
inst The ceremony was q very
imposing one.
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J. 8. SMITH,

REANuFAoTURER OF CANDIES AND
wi Confectioneries, and dealer In Groceries,
FRUITS. Nuts and Toys; Cakes, Ice Cream, Ac..
furnished parties and families to order.
Oysters auG Ice Cream Saloon for LADIES' and
gentlemen. Northwest corper of Columbus
aud Main streets, match y lS6e-lyso
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25
Masonic Festival.

A largo delegation from the
higher Masonic bodies of Colnm-
bus visited our city on Tuesday,
and indolgod in an evening ofso-
cial banquetizing and festivity
with their brethren. Of Lancaster.
at the Hall Of the latter. They
were accompanied by a fine band
ofmuAc and made an imposing
appearance in their march from
the @. and II. v. Railroad Station.
Tho Good Templars' Festival.
This affair, which came off at
tho City Halllon Thursday night
Ret was one Of the most successful
cf the kind eyer hold in our city.
Large delegations Of members Of
the l, o. G. T., comprising ladies
and gentlemen, were present from
Logan, Circleville, Washington,
GAINESVILLE, Bremen, Rushville and
~. O 80
s0 = -, ~,
o's,'."0, lV.u'0u : '..4'' y
~ svs's' DS'4ar.s y. .soD .as.,a - ;, @
p. ossl sss..ss !. :.
Aso "ue'Ou. Supps. ,ls,., 'a,,Ss' =, P,1 81.
s'u.u0yes auu ssDouueu ~ m''
"0s, VIZ mp s,pp,sl WV
-" ,' hs..
s,.. y ,'s '
A"s '''s''' oaeo, -
'on'' "00o, :" VAO''eo ~,
~. So' = y
MuuyFoi tnV h"oes ePoO'u0ho W
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New Dry Goods store.

Mcssrs, Sniff & Alion arc open
ing new and extensive stock Of
Dry Goods in the room lately occu
pied by Douglass 3 Coles, Tall
madge block.
This is a new firm, which appears
to be composed Of energetic men,
and will doubtless present an ad
dition to tho opportunities of our
people for obtaining cheap goods.
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Tho NURSERY, published by Jno.
Il. Shorey, Boston, Mass, holds It's
place at the head of all magazines
intended for children in their ear.
licst reading lessons. Itgites the
prcttiest pictures, in the form Of
wood engravlngs ofthc very first
class, and tells the prottiest stories
for the little readers, of any peri
odical- with which we arc acquaint-
cd
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

The lecture Of Bishop Rosecrans
at the City Hall on Friday night
last was listened to By a large and
respectable audience Owing to
tho fact that the Bishop had for.
goYNn 70 bring bis manuscript
wiz hm, the lecture was a wholly
exscnporaneoba effort, and to
many II lseemedto have a rather
abrupt termination. II was how
ever d production Of much interest,
and was'welI received BY tho au.
ktrf Yr-t-7-r--' = ees-'------------- eifr
Joseph yandykc offers for sale
q small farm. SEQ, advertisement,
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Rising, Miller and selpeI.

This thorough going firm spre-
sents its compliments tothe people
with.the largest and best stock of
Clothing and Furnishing goods il
hns yet offered since the occupa-
of tho magnificent Bazaar in the Ri
sing building. Whoever cannot
bc suited thcre, must be hand to
please indeed
PERsoNAt.-Our young fticnd
L. N. Foster is informed that the
"micev he smelt was not one Of
our raising. His paper has been
regularly sent, and We had no
thought Of stopping 1t. The
amice" extirminator, however,
was all right. May you continue
to increase in pondcrosity and the
hcit Of your stroke.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

NEW SONG. = We have received
from Whftney's palace Of Music, Y
Toledo, a new piece Of music en-
titled Waiting for Thee Reply to
"Bellc Mabene," words by Charlie
Howard, music by G. ]. Dohdore.
1t is a simple and rather pleasing
melody, with chorus. which will
doubtless find many admirers
Price 40 cents. W. W. Whitney,
tho proprietor Of the palace Of
Music" Toledo, is one Of the most
extensive music publishers in the
West, and imports and deals largo,
ly in music and musical instru.
ments.
The Lancaster gazette. [volume] (Lancaster, Ohio) 1863-1886, 1869-03-25

The Perry County Weekly of.
fee has been sold to Col. F. Mont.
gomcry, of Licking county, who
will take possession in a few
weeks. He intends to immediate.
~ put the Npor in dress Of now
type, and will otherwise greatly
improve il.
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\ TrAcnmrNr NOTICE.

4. II. shaeaer, Plaintiff. } Before v, z. Shaw, ].
W. fP., OF Hooking tow :
Michael Petsrr, Derdt ship, Fairfield CO.. D.
On theoih day Of February, A: d. 1859, said
Justice issued an order OF attachment iEr tho
- 4. p. Ises. Said case viii be fOrtrlai April
", A. y. isUa, atoA.s.
narthil, lsso>5v All sEAFFtk.
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ro r,orrespondcuts.

We have o number ofcommuni.
cations on hand which are excIp.
dcd from our columns for Safio6s
rcasons. Some arc arcunaecompanied
by the namo Of tho writor5 isome
are written -on both sides the pa
per; some require too many O.
meDdations and corrections; and
somO are Of too little interest for
the general class o. readers. We
would remark 70. those who send
US closely written sheets Of fools.
cap 'just to help fill up our col
umns," tbatwe ale never in need
ofanything for that purpose mere
ly; tho difficulty with US is to dc.
eide what to leave out. And as a
general thing wc would request
that no so called originalpoetry be
sent us for publication We bsyen't
time 10 investigate its genuincness;
so that We can never be quite sure
that a poem is original unless we
write il ourself-aud we have too
muoh else to do TO undertake to
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90 OYSTERS,

GAME, MEATS, and Other refrehhmenis
will at all times be served uptn tho best ftyle.
Neatness and good order observed. and good
s.Rr1lb'' and good cookery guaranteed fc CTS
toners. tco. -, lsfs-teh
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Leather and Findings,

on handfor sale as usual,
TO his old customers he returns bis sincere
thanks for. their liberal support, and foliciiS >
continuance and increase o. public paifonape.
sept. 10, lsGS-Iy. o. kHHLER.
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A GOOD FARM
EoR. RmIG.
r RESTAUR.ANT

FV FNRY SEARS. hay,pg purchased the 50.
HI loon recently occupied by VIM. Howfef'
basement of Mllh0ff House, nnucr bnsha
Grocery store has fitted II up for ap Eating
saloon ol fiTst class characters Sheic
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By tho request Of the citizens Of
Lancaster,
The Cairo evening bulletin. (Cairo, Ill.) 1868-1870, 1869-12-16
Fosr Daily Trains Leave y. Y for Boston
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,

vi, Jcrrcy City ,nd Camscn aud Atnboy. Distance,
~ miles; Time, hour,
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To Bo-ios snd New England passenger. this route
especially desirable ~ gives them an opportunity
OF seeing the hnest views among the Allegheny
Mountains, besides visiting PittsbGrg Philadelphia
and New York, without Extrap.1
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STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS.

Woodrutfs Patent,
Run through to Philadelphia on all Might Trims.
and New York via Philadelphia and Allentown, with.
out change, miordins Passengers night 81 undis.
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Elegant Wide Passenger Cars

These cars are thoroughly Ventilated and provided
win every modern improvement ueCesssry to the
safety ami comfort Of traveller.
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FREE LUNcH'
1vory Morning:
.CHOOL ELECTION.

Notice 10 hereby given that ON Monday the goth
day Of December, 1859, AZ the Rough and Ready En-
CINE House, In township No. ~, south rang. west
IN the county OF Alexander and St,tc OF Illinois,
election will DO held for School Trustee and
School director for said township which election will
be opened OF O'Clock A. w., and will continue open
until o'clock y. ~, Of the same day.
by order sftss Trustees Of schools Of SAID township
W. 4. WINSTON,
decide Tcwnship Treasurer.
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RAIL OADS.
FDEN NSYLVANIA CEN1RALR.

EDENNS YLVANIA CEN1RALR.
IN II 81 r. .s .-,:I u s;s.Gs,s 80 g
DOnB az ACK.
81 Mill. lie Shortest Route 20 New York!
At pittsbu, n ,ns from tho West run drcc, To tho
Union depot, v ere r9ongcrs ior Harrisburg, Bait.
ahd al ne New England towns, are transferred to
trains OF the
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.
Buy you tickets for New York Philadelphia and all
poln.. Lnst' wa The Plttsburg, Fort Wayne Chicago
and the Pen. -Nania Central Railroad. The train. Of
ILL NOIS CEN TRIAL
make close connections at Na,toon ami Chicago; anil
The entire trip to Nov York Is made with ONLY two
changes Of care.
Elegant wide Passenger Cars,
With
Raised Roofs nniprovcd Sesta!
These car. are thoroughly Ventilated and provided
win every modern improvement uecesssry to tho
safety and comfori Of traveller.
STATE.ROOM SLEEPING CARS.
Woodruii's Patent
Run through to Philadelphia on all Night Trans,
-. y IN - PA" slu AHtnt"vut WIN.
out change, miordins Passengers night 81 undis.
turbcd rest, and
Landing them Ina New York Hours In
Advance OF nli other Lines!
And IN time to secure Hotel accommodation before
The arrival VI the passengers by other routes.
To Bo-,os and New England passenger. nj. r,ut.
especially desirable, ~ II gives them an opportunity
OF seeing the hnest views among the Aisghany
Mountains besides visiting Pttsbtrg pAilndsipb,a
and New York. without Extrap.1
SO All New England Passengers holding through
tickets VIII be transferred With theF baggage H. Hail
and Boat Connection, IA New York, without chafgc.
fo1r Daily Trains LeaycN. Y for Boston.
Thirteen Daily Trains Leave Philadelphia
for New York,
vi, jersey City ,nd Camscn and Arnboy Distance,
Nmilssi Time, hour.
IT.. ID. -. -. !. .- -,
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l LII NOIs CEN TR A L.

make close connections at Gattoon AMI Chicago; AMI
changes Of cars. "
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Chilli and Fever are caused irons certain poison
existing IN the atmosphere known as malaria. IL re-
duces the vitality Of the bOod retars the action OF
tbe different organs, and causes Biliousness Const
patton, eto. and IN this way prepares the system for
any disease Of moro serious nature which may fol-
Of taa Q ssass, take
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INSURANCE.

INSURANCE.
T,IRE AND MARINE INSURANCE.
COMPANIES:
NIAGARA, NEW YORK;
AssETs~........si ,fs6,.iG 10
GERMANIA, NEW YORK;
ASS JvS-..........sI .OGs ,o2l -
HANOVER, NEW YORK;
AScETr-............h s26,70S II
REPUBLIC, NEW YORK;
AssETs--.......-..671s,07S %
Comprising the Underwriters Agousy.
YONKERS, NEW YORK;
AssRTs.....-u.......ss7s.t ot 10
ALBANY CITY;
As3ETts- .......-...... sass, lo3 a3
FIREMAN'S FUND, SAN FRANCISCO
ASSETS, Gold. -s07s 900 90
SECURITY. NEW YORK; (Marine.)
AssBTs..-........eI ABA, $40 90
storss, dvshises, furniture, huts and ssrgoes
insured st rates ~ hvorsble as sound permanent
security will warrant.
l specially ssk Of tho e.usens Of Cairo. share OF
usir patronage. .
OfYeo OF First National Bank.
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30 All New England Passengers holding through
tickets viii be transferred with theIF baggage h. Hail
and Boat Connection, ia New York, without chafgo.
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PENNsYLvANIA RAILROAD.

Buy you tickets for New York, Philadelphia and all
points East VIA the Piusburg Fort Wayne Chicago
ana the Pen. -"ania Central Railroad. The trains Of