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TESTIMONIALS

=, The 10 70 certify th.t RAJ to- Burions tsr
tnree years standing; alec ChiltlziTs BORA fe~r
Ier the last ten yeare n al pesce n - ght.
Have tried various remesi"s. but received % -
nef until commenced using Draper " onde- fut
Medical Discovery. I obt.ired one halt ou1ce
bottle, which has effected = perfect care
Wm. l. SEWARD. u 3 psrsnt Onice
Sworn 70 and subscribed before ne ttls ..th cay
EDw. y. BROWN. Notary Public. d.
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PUBLIC SPEAKERs AND SINGERS will find
.BroWR's Bronchi0t Troches" beneficial in clear.
ing the voice before speaking or singing, and
relieving the throat after any unusual exertion
OF the vocal organs, having a peculiar adapta.
uon to affections which disturb the organs OF
speech. For Coughs and Colds the Troches are
ehectual. an
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w.sHIs,ras.
Buhion Of two years' etspdins h.s ben or = gooi
unseIe me- 70 wear shoe ns ave re-, Sss a. 9
m.n re%See,es, mt hs,e bad no T,lie, gn,il
IcEL DiscovkRT. OF which s 90 b, s,aes opa ~
ounce S, bottle. end no. have no pain: can sssr
one fourth OF the hottie isft. Eas,i5 =. "a - %
RH GODDARD.
Subscribed snd sworn % before me-, q Justice OF
TIE Peace in aud for v ssLinztOn Cornty. D. q,
wM aaRTIN, J.P
This lie &c certify that have been tronhlad for
S %ns Ssr sn s.olsn Tins Lsss .sd Prst; %
size. Which the dsctor called drops i hsIs s.aa
unable scarcely 20 move shout 81 10 anything
PIRs 1osDfRIGLf sR bfe1is b Il ss
am nov using the fourth half ounce bottle and nv
until nov could not van "a sR ssi sek 1h .as
sitting down. pov can continue n walk ana feel
5. net q maze. s@ y I
20 g Cd. Door house: instead, i noe hope sson to
IauBKN This msrkl popp.
Subscribed and s.orr 20 before me, 9 Justice OF
the Peace in and for Washington County, d. O..
this issA day Of u nuary' l w. n,srry.n
WARRINGTON. January 18th, 80
This 10 20 certify that have bsd an erceedipsly
one heif ounce bottle OF bRAPERH woSSbnssss
tUL 1kploAL DISCOVERY has Effected Q Der.
JAMES Z. This msrsl oLAYroH.
No. iss Sth ST., be,veen q and streets.
.eubseribed ana sworn 20 before me . Inst, q. NJ
the Reoce. In end for Washineton oounty m O.
VII. MARTM, Up.
si Sri Is Ss,.,: pSLLAR Per BO'tIs;s B0,tss
Sent 10 I'll Dsrss By express, reoeipt Of money.
Hs. DRAPER,
Once No. Washington Building,
corner Pc. avenue and 7th st. "a floor.
from 9 q. N. tosp.n.
Beard st the Kirkvood House.
u:B..l An res1y 70 enter into Contract Win
good md responefobe Hersons. myself maxine tbe
eDpfcssioa 10 cure Bunisns. Chiilblsi % ~
Irocesd Issss OF no pay.
n nov VAL.
WILLIf q RRp0RA~
bUl LERRe.
Hevs rs.ovsa % the cornsr Of
Nv noIH AyHuuH ND SIRE ernrE
ic sSsass fso ussthsn Libsrs Hsrkss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

LA EAL ID sNTANT COSTUME. given by Prof
l. g. MaTIui to his pupils, took place Tuesday
syenisr. and vas largely attended. The chill
ursE II costume represented great variety of
cha racieIs, among which were Harry Benson,
Greek Boy, Hepburn Benson, Prince Alfred:
IoIerce Dawson, Folly; Thomas Mohun,
10, ker; Ward Gohuu; Claude Melnotte; Frank
Ward, Clown; James Wsrd, Continental: VIM.
Wills, Highland Lad; Ida Miller, French
Coffee Girl; Minnie Sh.ckels, Snow Flake;
Clara Cole. Page; Master Drawner. Duke;
Marie aarIui French Peasant; Master Nc
Fails, NeapUifan Fisherman; Miss Metals,
Flower GIN lizzie NcCalIum, Fortune teller;
Anrie Thorn, Quakeress; Miss Msrryman,
Autumn Addie Clacett. Lady Jane Grey;
Lulu May, GTande Duchesse: Mss burrows.
Hungarian Lady; Mss Stewart, Child OF
Reeimept: Miss Loomis, Maritanai Andrew
J. Patterson, Don Caesar de Bazan; Belle
Gsourri. Spanish Girl; Jennie Calvert,
FAIRY; Minnie Calvert, Tamborine Girl:
Charlie Hoover. Pos'ilhon de Longe-
meau, Fannie Bogus, Flower Girl Mau-
Tice Cisgett, IL ghIander; Arthur May Mer-
cury; Howard ClaGett, Gentleman Of &c; An
NE Harvey, Page; Jennie Harvey, Duke of
Normandy; Ernest May, Romeo; Master Ken
ngs, " Isrer; NJ u l. Blanchard. Neapoiitan
GIN, MASTER Miller. Prince Charming; Master
McEallum. Sailor Boy Ida Marshall, Fairy
Queen; LIZZIE Marshall, Helen McGregor;
Mary Alexander, Greek Lady; Ida Graham.
FAIRY q ueeu; Emily Fox, Flower Girl: Gar.
RE Blanchard, Fortune Teller.
\ the close OF the children's dances the fol-
lowing fancy dances Were introduced by re-
quest and finely .yacuted:-A Scotch dance,
by Misses Marshall; Sailors Drnpipe bv Ar
thur and Ernest May; CIR .covieDne, by Misses
Patterson aud Gaburri; Village Hornppe, by
Miss Van RiSwick; Highland Fling, by Misses
fanuie R5gUe and Bessie HueIings; FL Bolero
BY ANNE GabUrri; Fling, by sixteen misses.
These over, the adults took the floor. and en-
10Y themselves IN dancing until midnight
Tie following young gsuLirlnen composed
the several MANIFESTATION Cpmmittee-J.
Kendall, Finest May, Irwin Miller L. W.
SImpsuG. Floor Managers-Walter Lindsay
james Ward, 4. Hoover, T. Il. Mohun, Harry
Benson. Reception CommItree-Andrew Pat
-srsOB, James Carlisle, w. :. Morton, James
G. StuTgIS.
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FIVE MILLION DOLLARS,
The details OF which are q follows:

0oy0o0yd3l d
This largo amount 10 only an indication Of the
immense trsfho that must 80 over the through line
in few months, when the great tide Of Pacific
coast travel and trade will begin. IL IL estimated
that this business must make the earnings Of the
road from TIFTIEM TO TWENTY MILLIONS
YlAR.
A. the supply Of these Bonds will soon cease,
parties Who desire 70 invest In them will find IL
for their interest to do 20 at once The price for
the present 10 par and accrued interest from Jan.
1, in currency.
Subscriptions will be
RECEIVED II WASHINGTON, By
First National Bank.
Rittenhsuse, Fowler 4 Co.
And in New York
Al the Company Office, Ne. 20 Nassau
Street,
John J. Cisco & Sen. Bankers, Ne. So
Wall Street.
And By the OompauyS advertised agents through.
out the United States.
Bonds seat free, ba parties ssbs,ibiRs MrossA
teca! agents sciIl look 20 them for tAeis safe de-
liceyy. =
A MEw PAMPHLET AHD NAP WAS rs
eusD ooIOB1R 1sf, containing rsDert Of the
progress OF the work - that date, and nero CON.
pisse statement In relation 10 the value q the
oonds than can b given In IN edvsrtissmsut,
which viii b sent free application st the Com.
Danyb omoss, or to any Of The advertised agents.
JOHN J. CISCO, Tressurer, New York.
January 20, 1853. m8
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AcCIDEST.-Last nigh, about ten o'clock "a
Ar. George Wilson was returning hom-, hp
1ade mls-step IN crossing over the gutter TO
the pavement al the corner of 4th street and
New York avenue, which threw him from his
balance. and in falling his right leg was caug n
nnoer MN, which twisted ., severely about the
ZIP, besldes breaking the ankle bone. Some
minutes afterwards his situation was die
covered by couple Of coiSrsd men passing
along, who took him 20 his residence where a
nysieian was sent for and his injuries properly
attep ded to-
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Georgetown Advertisements.
~REGIsTRY NOTICE.

The attention OF Gil who may be entitled n vote
at the approaching election for Mayor ssd m am.
6tLs OF the Board OF Common Go neil, 10 particu-
session. and now posted in the four different Pre-
c1ncts the Market House, and Post Once
recttng said list, on friday and SHTURDAY
NENT: the 18th and 18th fnstauts. at the Market
House Hall, corner of Bridge and Potomac streets
from N to 5 , m of each day
, We hereby give notice that on and after the pub.
LEGATION Of the corrected list there win be, under
rrsteRoe ,rhdfersr. any change made in said ist
by adding to- reducing the voters thereon regis
tered JOHN ". BRONAUGH,
JOHN ii NEWNAN.
0EORGHr COAELEY,
Judges Of Election.
6EoRGETpwN II. o.. Feb q fail
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CITY ITEMS.

TRAMP, TRAMP, the boys are marching np
and down Pennsylvania avenue, centering az
i6s, where they purchase one Of those neat and
cheap suits OF fine Clothing now on exhibition
and sale BY liable J. Co. 2
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

TEETH CLoUDED WITH IMPURITIES are only
for those who Will not take the trouble to keep
them in perfect order by the daily use of Sozo.
dent. As certainly q fresh breeze drives the
morning mist from the face Of nature, this nv.
geian preparation will remove every blemish
from the dental surface, and keep the teeth
always pure and spotless. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

IMPORTANT LHTTHR.-The following letter
mas come INTO our hands. and We publish it for
the information of those who doubt the purity
Of Speer's Wine:
THIS Is to certify that Mr.. Alfred Speer is
resident OF this village, and to my personal
knowledge has devoted q number Of wears 10
the manufacture Of pure and valuable wine.
He has large vineyard In view of my resi-.
dence, and has been for some time engaged in
Wine cannot Be excelled by any Americap
wine. 1t 10 bottled by Mr.. Speer every season,
In large Quantities, but not disposed OF until il
attains the age Of four years.
PAssAIC, Oct 10th, ls65
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fe eeoin Llniell No. ] M.rSet space s.''
FRIcB IS CENTS.
SENT slALED BIZ POET.
"MANh00O."
One Hssdssd ssd Fifty JouyfA Edit,o. OF thi.
new medical pamphlet, revised and lust published
By the author. Or. Curtis. This valuable work
treafs on the oause and cure Of premature decline
and secret diseases Of youth and manhood. III
gives clear synopsis Of the impediments to mar
riass, and the remedies therefor.
ADDREee THE AUTHOR, No. S.. NoRrp
oHAhLEs STREET. BAifiMoRi. Hp.
Extracts from Reriesss Of skis Wo,L eomm<ne,..
from tAs year l06e.
MANHOOD. By DR.: OuRrIs.-In this age OF pre-
snty asarped 81 &. iss s % 'fs sss
dtfcult 70 afford the sufferer from nervous debili-
The aosor Of III: "oHa have OBJ T :sss
the esmcniU Their experience and reputation in
s ::s y:
its immense circulssion.-E,a.
cuIfIs ON MANHOOD should bs In the hands OF
youth and old age. IL 10 . medical publication
cisss Of painful nsisdies, which have too i 10
9 s the pr.y q the illitsrsts and designing
0uhIIs OF HAyHooD:-It dsyelolee the fearful
snes: sreeis chart CT 8. 1 SssS
ss 5. eiS S
tee the Dhilanthropic and scientific maIims her.
then Be S.esssd rom our sSS su 39's ss.y %s6
the enervats b succeeded by . renewal OF IN.
hardy, Vigorous spirits Of the 0ldss time.-CAsoa,
CURTIS ON MANHoop.-This 10 really . valusbl.
work; for pointing out the diseases resulting from
insane a.yIum, no less than in the snssssred con
sst1s,Sn 81, o. those ippd1iT.s viii DO much e
he young hes 30 much influence on the present..
on the future well being Of msny.-HssaId.
DIR; CuRrIss work, entitled Manhood. 10 one Of
subject which can lay claim to the character Of Re
nE :tLssly InSis:sa0nnl q the same tine that t
able-.Massss.
verb ~ .Aeald D. = the hsnds Of yoens. and
msdicsi referee in the sssssnsnt Of ssrSo.s Ssbii
iss sss,.i N. medical treat
Oh. OURTID ~ b consulted lDon I'll eaoss o.
sHAINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPER.
MA90RRHEA. and al other diseases arisins from
sbssss Of the natural fusotions, e h,s residence
No. 80 u01TH CHARLES STREET, BALfI
MORE, whore al eommunieasio.s should - a.
dressed.
01es hosr.-lo % 9. aaA tosp.a. es1A1
EEGLIsH AID EUR0PEAN HBws.
"fHE MAIL"
Paper containing the News, the princip pal Lead.
ee "a s .sd Z s sss en- sssf
~ - SSscp iorm Tor psFsons rssidng sbrosA or
The days os publication ere Tuesday, s.d Fri
copy, or "a. . vssk, Dosi free
EevspsDsr xesnts. or nay have Il rom the PUB
nsnsSs, on Pre- payment, 1t Printing aosse ssaats,
0RPHAAs' O0URf, January 18th, lsss.-p,.
- flicL OF OoLuHIIA, y eshington County, 90
s sssi &C.,. sSs
.Sss:' css1 q G.:si,s sss Comfy sss ore
rSsss, is sr Is as: sssss@.. sa s.S q o, Ess
button OF the Dereonal estate Of said 4ecsssed.
Ses Sss me 20 e the ;.s h.,
are essS sssssS. .isS sssis q clam. sse
ss 81 ga &c., :, ~ Be s.ess:S
re-: d ne is:sins ss.r s'i Hs:s ' e
.,.,.-.-. Tssss: JAs. B. oBEIRsR,
EAIRBANKs soALls.
COUNTER, PLARSQl4.
JOHN 4. IA sxk fEal z. e; -
setWeen u cd 10th streSes.
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INSURANCE.

national UNION FssB Insurance.
OF SAsHIsGros
CAPITAL -.-----.-.si 0aO srI
onoe-SO. ~ Loui-'sns avenue, ne seor ca,
Seventh str.ot
no CHARGE FOR roL,o.Fs or RuyEv-r
STAMPS
Rsks taken 90 the most reasonable tom. al
ios-es promptly psi4.
saARLEs KNAPP. President
GRO. W Ices Vice Pr--fie-r
NOBLE y LAkshR. Secretary no 3s-sls
sUh q PHELPS. VS. oLssvKs
'esfoent Secretary.
CONNECTICUT uUTgAL LAVE INsUU
A<CE COMPANY
OF
HARfFoRD. CONN
Asset. over
TEENTI- FIVE MTIHFOg Bnr-sES
SEoRsk y. aARBGs. Acct.
Fetersl Bi-ck. Rem y
Opposite Post 49, - rar.nsers
' - cOrner IN s-1 rsaset.
THE Mrlosit uFf isSJS,scE c0xPl.
rHR
shIto STATES Or tEEs.c,.
wssBiNSro,. Do
Chartered oy Spe,isl A. - csas,,s
proved JsIF -, 80.
CASH eAP'rAL...-..-.....-.... 1900,
OFFtCFRSi
AZ o0 "a "A ( silaaolPhis President.
conm,t,1.i ~ chAir-asn FiaAn'e ana Er"euu's
aEsRy u. OOohs, ysshiastou. y.5s PRE-
sMaRsoS W PEEr, PhH.ar,pnis. ssors,.r,
TGkNEk ...siastOh Assistant s.eret.,r
sehNNis w. o"AIn, n. Al, hesfcsi Direct0r
MEDIOAL ADVISORY BOARD.
J., a, bA " -, sarsson General Upitoa. STAT,
P j HoRWIfZ, os,es Medical p.n.-,.
' Bliss Iisss' ' D. S s.sssSsssS
A., ~ Snn sno.n company chartered ~ spseial
L eser: low rates % premium
IL furnishes larger Insurance than 0,her co--
Il IL definite end certain Ga IS terms
bone company ia every locality.
There are no nnneoe-ssIy Restrictions IN sae 20.
Ivery policy is non -rorseitssIs.
Policles may be taken which pay % the insures
sheir fuii amount and return oil the premiums ~
annual payments '
folisis. Vii se issued mat vii pay ;hs-ia
eured during life an annual tnoprne ~ one ten.
the amount named in the policy
Nc extra rate is chsrse5 for ri.ss UPON thsIivs.
Il insure. no, % secure diviasaa. bat stsOl os
A LOCAL AGENT is wANTEp n rYERv
COUNTY, and applications from con- prtsuf par
ties for such agencies. vim suitAhlee nfar-.meuta
AGENTS only pfheir respective districts
SirsI,sr,i rsn Phl.ts sDa g., rs.tieolsrs sivsr
city.
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Central National Bank, New YORK.
Some OF our Druggists have this wine direct
nom tne vineyard. VS.
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Persons thus Afflicted eau have s-sdy and per-
ieet cure warranted or money refunded
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EVENING STAR.
LOCA l. N E W s.
Amusements, &C. Tonight.

NATIONAL THRATHR-The Z4vs Sis
ters and Miss Blanche Grey, in .'lxion," ana
s'Day After the Wedding"
METZERorr HALL.-Irt.ian Opera Company,
IN Don Pasquale.
fractions.
PROV. SNrTH's Art Gallery, 30i Penusyl va
Ma avenue. New pictures on exhibition.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

The brsic ess for the past thirteen years conduct
burroughs & Dougal / cordially commend the
new firm to my customers and friends
BENZ DARBY,
fe2.lm IS Water St, Georgetown, d. q.
COKE FOR sALE.-Orders viii be received for
- COKE Of the Book and Stationery store OF
GEO T. GETTY co No. los Bridge street
Georgetown. and Twenty five (25b Bushels deliv-
cred in any part Of Georgetown for IS jsl6lm
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-02-11

GEORGETOWN, Feb LIST, 1859
Il He gNDERSIGnED HAVE THIS DAY
formed Oopartn srship, under the name and sty le
of BURBOUGHe 4 DOUGAL for the purpose Of
conducting the Oemmiseion Business In Flour
Grain, snd other Produce, and Dealers In Guano
and Fertilizers. J. B. BURROUGHS
W. ii. DOOGAL
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ID 1n0A0 00"nINu' AucT'' es0rs't0Wh'
HXoILLEHT HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE
and IEtEOT1 AT AUCTION,
a ON FRIDAY MORNING, February 18th,
W 1852 At 10 O'Clock, will sell, without reeord
Darby, on Congress sweet, between Stod
dard and Road streets. Heights of GEORGETOWN,
Effects, consisting Of
Mahogany and Spring Seat Chairs. Bofa and Rock.
Walnut Marble Top Chamber Suits, lin oiD
Exc llent brussels Three ply and Ingram Carpets
Handsome alnut Writing stand
Malp at cecretary and Book Case
Walnut and Marble TOP eideboards
Walnut and Marble Top Tables and stands
Walnut lNteneion Table. Wolnut What nota
Dining Roo m and other Chairs
Cottage cts, Cooking and other Stoves.
With many other articles too numerous to men,
ton. THOMAS BOWLING,
IL Mt Anal
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. DFFttfhSi
= A Ga kk, PEilaaoi phis President
'Al Ovohk, chai--gsn FinGuae ana Eraeuti,-
skERY u. OOpht, ysshiastoa, y45e Prs,,
sMERsoS ". PEEr. PhGsa-,Pni.. seors..r,
and Acfuary
rURNER Hs.siagtoL. Assistant ss,ret.,-
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Oh. OURTIB ~ b CONSULTED sDen I'll sesss o.
eIAINAL and PHYSICAL DEBILITY, sPER.
MAf0RRHIA, end al other dissssss srisins from
sSsss Of the natural fusetions, e hs rssiAsnos
No. - H08TH CHARLES STREET, BALfI
MORE, whore al oommunioasioas should - q.
drsassa.
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Chartered by SpesiEi A. - re,s,..
proved SsIF -, i-6~.
CASH SAPtrAB......-...... a. aoe a..
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WASHINGTON. Jan. IS, ,sp
u.B.-l aD ree1y 20 enter into contrsct vfsh
good md rsslonsaobe lersons. myself maxine tbr
sYpfcation 20 cure Bunisns, Chiilblsins snd
An-lm II. pRAPIR.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1869-08-09
CALIFORNIA.
RAILROADS.
pUFsai.ss, COy:sEy * EYCvsssURG
RAILROAD TINE TABLE,
Talies effect MondNu, NOvemhec I'D 1etS.


roI,THwhnD
Accommodation l,lvcs Cory $50 P NJ; C'ymer
t. Panama .l,15; Shcrnur i25; Slmmit BOO
P Il Mayvilic 500 arriving at Broctou 100 ?. N
Express train leaves Cory a,3o A. NJ Clyrrer Sit5
Panal,a lo,1o; Sherman lh.35: sunilin l'ioo; MAY
Vile lilo, and arrives at brocion ~, M
Mail leaves Cory l,l5 p. ri, stopping at oil ste'
Sons, arriving at DrOcton a.JO r. II
MAI tra!n lcves 1s's EfSson AN al D. 90 A.
III stations arrives ar CORY n II, r. ".
Express leaves BrOctUn AZ 235 p. III; Mayv!'le
3,25 ; summit 3,g' sherman 100; l'anima 'j.o :
Clyrer 4.Gs. and arriving at Cory a. 5,oi p y,
Accommodations leave bsocton 100 r. 81. May
vile 10 Sudmit $40 Sherman $50, Panama 30 !;
Clymer 9,45. arriving at Cory AZ 10, 10 T. N.
C0NSECTIuEs. no.
Passergols oeve Buffalo on The Toledo z p-eEs
or Day Express, colnac'iiy at Brncton "iSl tfains
for hlyUlle, sherman, Pagrrn, 'lylner ana .ort.
connecting at Ccrrv with trr.us 81 he Oil Creek II
Il for 1iiusvi,le Miller, Pioneer and Pet Centre,
Oil City and PttsbBch
Also, Cornecung 4 CORY with trains or the Phil
adcphia d Erie Road, for Fhat lpa and Harris
burg; and IN the ATLANTIC an tfsh western Hall,,
way for Union, M-nd rillc Gretnyille, "a, nnd
Warren Ohio and ,?mtStowi and nd'lph, Ny.
Trains leaving Uil City ct * :. m. Corr. at
a. 20 a m eonneCtiL at ErOcton w!th t-a!n cn n ~
Il r. r.. arriving in buffalo ai 2,i = m.
Ira ns leaving Oil City at ~ IT, will oonnec'
with Mail Troin Il ling cry q; LID NJ on,
aecting with Express East or v u T. X 4, arrvi
n4 in Dvffa.o at G5V p. IL. It"vi Duialo at 500
n m arriving at CORY at 10, 10 p. N
Also. connect at Nayville with Stoan boa.' oa
Chautauqua Lake during season c, paVlahon J.
A. t. TRbw, suia,
Janl. Mayyit(e. N
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-12
FOr sale.

'BNHE GOOD WILL. and Stand of an old and well
and valuable lien OF customers in Boston, recurring
100000 to 10000 capital, is offered on Reasonable
with real NAME MISREPRESENTATION. f''
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-12
Mis- eeUanys

ORGAN GRINDERS IN BLUE.-A contem-
porary makes rather touching appeal for the
aamputated soldiers and sailors, cut Of VIII
out shilling by an ungratefal Repuolie' a wiz
grinding out miserable subsistence, ud Al;
deafenng the public ear with orga ata annaol
cordances, make anything but 1nuIo "pfnai
we presume. organ-gffndaers, dressed IN the
Army hIne If they lost llmos IN the service,
H., D,u ''nt 4cut off without shilling" being
ny | ofa small pension at least; and, besides
tSe.e are now some very flourishing and ex-
lent hospital institutions or Soldiers Homes.v
for sick or crippled eX-volunteer soldiers.
where all may have a chance to live happily
1t has been found that soldiers quit those
institutions, and resort TO organ-arinding by
preference. as mere business operation, be-
cause they make large sums by 1.-THE "blue"
being an appeal which charity aad patriotism
cannot resist. Our own impression, is how
ever, that good part of the blue-eoated Or
gan-grnders, as well as those who seek pro-
miscuous charity, on the plea OF having peeh
soldiers, are shams. 1t is easy TO get an old
uniform at less than half price, which in It
self is sufficient stock in trade. AS general
thing, good soldiers, with clean record, are
car for in this country without being oblig-
ed to beg-4rmy and Nd0y Journal.
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-12
En. n. EHEsHgHsEHHANs
General A gcntfcr Esaine.
Office of Nessrs. Ryan 81 Davis,
1G1 Comm erci0J ST.,
oct12-3w PORTLAND.
IMPORTATION OF GERMAN
German Foncy Goods :
GREAT WESTERN
Mutual Life Insurance Company.
OF NEW YORK.
OFFICERS:

RoB'T. BAGE, Pres. FRED'K W. M.c,, VI, D.
WESLEY L. SHADER, Seq 'i''-H les
ISSUES Policies upon all approved Hans o. ,o
L rates, and with unusual liberality to policy
holders. fO'S
All policies strictly non-forieable after first nav
ment, under Massachusetts Non-Forfeture Az
adopted by this Company.
All surplus divided among the insured.
No restrichons upon residence or travel, and no
special permits required for mariners, for any
ofSeupatlon except those OF peculiarly hazardous
abi M nation will convince that every good, equt-
has b aau liberal feature OF the best Lite Companies
4ctire 1oepts 10y oy M tile Hreau western
Eppl3nJ Ce, Z. GANNETT, Gen. Agt. Tor New
os a. Tn1 u oV MG, 10 State Street, Boston,
oct15-1mo s'h'' uahu, me-
The Portland daily press., 1869-11-12
IO e LAM
SAcQ & PORTSMOUTH R R.
SUMMER 4pRkNcvN1ENT

commencing Mouavy. Many sd, 1899, &,
= Passenger Trains lss7e Portland daiN
'Ss<st Sundays excepted for SontI Reroxicf
junction, portsmouth ana Boston, at G.15 and $40
a. NJ. and 2.55 and coo p NJ WV
Leave Boston Tor Portland al Tg0 A M 10 AZ
ana 800 and 600 + n. '' - ''
$40 p. 81. - ~ returning
portsmouth foI Portland 1000 A. M and . "a
5SO and 500 =. NJ, - 40 '"N %''Vj
Nj Shonidays. Wednesdays and FRIDAYS the o'cIL
4. NJ Tram to and from Boston win RIM via Eos,or
ran head, stopping only at sac0, Bidetord Kennn'
btnk, south Berwick Junction Portsmor;,t N
buryport Salem aud Lynn, ''A''u'h' new
on tuesdays, Thursdays and SATURDAYS II will rr,
wa Boston q Maine r. r. stopping only al s,@o Ia.
asi9fd, hennebunk, south Berwick junction. Dow
er, Exeter, Haverhilland Lawrence No'
Freight frains daily.eacb way, Sunday eresptad
Portland, May 3, 1863. - S Sty