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LETTER FROM "MACK."
Special Correspondence of the Enquire.
WASHINGTON, February 5, 1869.

Special Correspondence of the Enquire.
WASHINGTON, February 5, 1869.
More stealing! Another rest of
corruption found out But this
time it is comparatively small in
amount, only $4,000 or so-and was
done through tn instrumentality Off
statationery contract Washington
is, perhaps, the only city in the Uni
ted States where go much could be
stolen out Of so little--and Government
officials are, perhaps, the only me6
who could perform the d~exterous OPP
Grafton successfully. But muchthings
are done so!wef here that, to the
mind in the least gifted with the pow
err of admiring polished skill, the thief
is entirely lost sight of in the artist,
and what would be stealing elsewhere
deserves at the capital to be .digni6ed
at least with the title of science of
POPULATION.
But as to the stationery contract.
1t was for the supply of the Interior
Department, and whoever had the
letting of it seems to have made the
MISTAKE OF giving II 10 In6 nlSneSt,
instead of lowest, bidder-not an un-
usual thing, at all, in Government
contracts. 1t has already been made
the subject of special committee and
a special report, and win, no doubt,
be thoroughly ventilated in a Short
time. One thing 1 am glad there
seem to be no Senators mixed up in
it. Not that / rejoice in their inno-
cence but that i think they have
had their full share in other and more
important matters, can we'll afford to-
let a few OF the young practitioners in
swindling divide the emolumentso of
this little job. Perhaps my congra-
tulatiens are premature. and it may
yet appear that mostvofa the $4,000
went into Senatorial 5pockets-but I
hope not For the credit of poor hui
nature I trust that such will not
prove to be the case. It would,add
selishigreed aud retail stealing to the
record Of a setoof gentlemen who have
hitherto enjoyed the reputation Of
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Erie awaits ratification by q vote OF
the stockholders of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton, on tho 18th
inst, and the influences that excited
the apprehensions of the stockholders
In the Ben. Smith lines as to the Erie,
are employed to produce like results
with the stockholders of the Cincinnati,
Hamilton and Dayton; and there Is
reason to believe that the same subtle
and formidable. power tha' recently
nodded the Legislation of ennsylvanif,
and empowered the Board of Di-
rectors of the Fort Wayne and Chi
cago road to continue in Office, is oper-
ating at Columbus, with the purpo-e
of preventing the ratification of the
contract between the Erie and the
Hamilton and Dayton roads. The
bill hat represents, the Pennsylvania
Central influence would require a
sworn statement of the assets and liza
bilities of the Erie road, and that the
road should be pronounced solvent by
our Auditor of State, before the lease
of the Hamilton and Dayton to the
Erie could be made.
This is not a movement in the in
terest of the public or of the stock
holders of the Hamilton and Dayton
Road, but it is made with the design
of shutting out the Erie from competi-
ton with the Pennsylvania Central at
Cincinnati, and we trust our hamilton
County delegation will give this selfish
project of an immense corporation,
disguised as a measure of railroad re-
form, the vigilant attention that its
importance and its special relation to
our local interests demand. No alarm
need be felt as to the stoc. holders of
| the Hamilton and Dayton Railroad.
They are able to take care of them
selves, and are now negotiating for
material gcarantees from the Eric
road that the contract, which is ia.
miliar to our readers, will be preform
ed. The contract Is a Sery liberal
one Ali that is wanted is security
that it will be carried OUT, and the
stockholders of the Hamilton and Day
ton are rs competent to decide ques-
tons of solvency for themselves a.
the Auditor Of State is to do it for
them.
If the policy and panic of the stock
holders of the Ben Smith lines, dis
played the other day at Columbus
concerning the Erie, should prevail
with the Hamilton and Dayton stock
holders on the 18th, we suppose the
Erie would build ne road Fl ON
Dayton to this city, connecting wit.
the Ohio and Mississippi This is p
thing not undesirable in itself, but VIC
prefer to see the energies of the Erie
expended in bridging the Ohio and
building a railroad southwark
It is of the most considerable con.
sequence to us. that we should not
permit invidious legislation to give lhe
monopoly in this State to either of the
great Eastern lines competing here
for We tie n and Southern freight and
travel. Through their competition.
what Is certain if VIC do not allow I'M
due advantages to either, We may OK
pect the speedy realization of our
hopes of railroad bridges owe the
Ohio here, and railroads lines thai
will make direct connection with TIE
centers of Southern commerce.
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Judge r. Hawss and ]. Harry brent,
are appointed a committee to make
sale Of the lots and church building
now occupied by the congregation, at
such time and upon suchterms as they
shall agree up0n.-Paris 1rEe Kerr
ttckfan.
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"A GREAT BLESSING"

From Rev. l.. F. Ward. Avon Lo, ain.
Co OF
Iessrs. Strong & Armstrong,
druggists. Cleveland. o.
Gentlemen Ii gives me great pleasure
70 state that my wife has derived grea,
benefit from the use of Goes Dyspepsi"
Cure. She has been for a number of years
gr, atty {, OH led with Dyspepsia. accem-
parted with violent paroxysms of constipa-
ION. which SO Frustrated her III t she wa
Ill the while, for months unable to 90 any
hing She took. at your instance, Coes
dyspepsia Cure. and ias derived grea'
benefit from it. ind is now comparatively
well. She regards this medicines as q greaz
leasing Truly yours.
Jal 18th, 1868 l.. F. Ward
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Hoofand's German sittsrs
Hollands German Tonic

O. a eonbfsaHon u an As fa1rsdsenar u ~ Da5srs,,
viii puIs Santa CSrs Ran, oraneS e. ma sse1
for the same disease. a. lhs Bsaerst sa easss sAsss sens
p1sre alcoholic stiBstlHs - reQufrc2 1oH sSD beap -
misd lhat these remedies ;dns entirely diderenG (ro1
any others adpertis,d far ce care Of Ia diseaass aaae&
pSse being scientific preparations ~ nedfcfB6 eArodas
chi7e tie others ara aserG dcooeions II rN1 IN sonS
FORM The TONIC Il, decidedly one of o. aoa Rless
eanf and agreeable ressediss evr offered q 0s 1910
rs taste 10 e-qIiste Ms q Pleassre p taks = phs9 -
cS.ssd o 8 Ea0s0s a. ds arsdtsa II y hssaA
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DRUGGISTS.

Any Druggist in the country will tel. you, ff
take the trouble 10 enquire. that every
Cure from them, speaksin the most unqual-
fled praise of It's great medicinal virtues
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#L-
Amongst the many Testimonials in
our possession, we have only room
or the following: I
NEW Haven, Conn. Oct. II, 1866.
Hessrs. e.. G. CLARK q Co.
GENrEEMES,-I feel it a duty and pleasure
o give You the benefit of ny. experience il
he use OF Goes Cough Balsam. From tax
.ng q heavy cold, I was taken down with th'
ongestlon of the lungs, and continued Il
all, under the best medical care. until / wa
-iren up, by competent n. edicaI auth rity, o
lie. There seemed nothing but strangul.
ion ann death before me. / was told til {
urther medical Attendance aud medicine o
useless, and / was resigned to &c til, when.
lend, who had been greatly benetitted l.,
sing the Baisam, brought mt a Lottle. This
vas a ter l had douc with the doctor al,
medicine / thought i. helped me, and con
.inued taking the medicine, aud I continue
Co improve, until my cough stoppdd. a. d
my lungs healed. and got well I used i.
bottles l remain, gents, with great respect
Your obj ser't, JOHN. WELLS,
e09 WASHINGTON st, New Haven, CT.
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From LESTER SEXTON, Of Milwaukee.
MILwAUKEH, Jan "a 1865
MeG,rs-CG Clark 4 Co, New Haven, Conui
Both myself and wife nave used Goes Dys-
pepsin Cure, and it has proved perfectly sat
ls.actury as e remedy / ! have, no hesitation
in saying that we have received great benefit
rom it's use Very respectfully,
(Signed) LESTER SEXTON
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OE THE THROAT,
CHEST AND LUNGS.

Do not delay procuring and Immediately
;aking Goes Cough Balkan, when troubled
18th any OF the above named difficulties.
They are sl premonitory symptoms OF Con-
symptoms, and II not arrested, will sooner
Or later sweep you away into the valley o
from which none can ever return.
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cLERGYMEN.

The Rev Isaac Aiken, of Allegheny, ~testiies
that 1t has cured him, after all other remedies
had failed Il ~
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GOES DYSPEPSIA CURE.

VIII also lie found invaluable in all cases
of Dinrrhoes, Dysentery, collie. sa""meT
Gripping. andin fact ever dis
ordered condition OF 1.-The stomach.
bSeld By Dsuggistsin city or country ev-
cry where . 81 per bottle or BY applies
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HARD COLDS AND COUGHS.

Yield at once to 9 steady use of his great
remedy. IL will succeed in giving RELIEF
where all other remedies have .siISi,
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From HoH. GEO. v. wooDwAAAA
Chisf Justice Of the Supreme cousx q PeaasyfsezhA
PHiLADELPHIA, March l6s lo0L
IGad q HoeEaHds German Bitsrs . q ~ lnsqtpD
tcsttng 6eserc9- but 10 a good tonscs usSl - dfsorerS
a. 1a'rs III s.sSHRoooNARa
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IN CONSUMPTION.

Many q care-worn sufferer has fond relic
nd to-day ~rejeices that her life has been
made easy and prolonged by the use oil Coe't
cough Baisam. d
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IN

Tn People know the article, and 1t needs NJ
from US 1t is for sale by ever,
Druggist and Dealer in Medicines in thu
United STATES
C @ CLARK co,
Sole Proprietors, New Haven, C.
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G;G.-cLARK q cu.,
Sole Prepsissors, New Haven, c.,
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Keep-your throat wet with the Balsam-tak-
ing little and o4ten-anoyOn will very soon
Iinu relief.
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sssr kas.sn, and .siz esss IN dissss1s sssusne yss@
I'd stcos xstp yssr- GsSa ssr:; - 49,
y rese 1essdie3 a- I'D Ne. Ssssas IN
evey Gsael you Ths ksst mao IN IA eoNnfrv xseemgen4
Rs1- " years ef boHea r~epstaaos 90 ~ oHp1eAV
Hes RHsf ~ 2sss Pr2aratieRe. -ff1 a3AO a1
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CONSERVATIVE OUCH.
For years It has been q housed hold medt-
cine-and mothers anxious for the safety oil
their children, and all who suffer from any
disease OF the throat, chest and lungs, cannot
afford to be without il. In addition to the
ordinary four ounce SO long In the market,
we now furnish our mammoth family size
bottles, which viii, in common with the.
other size, bt found Mt oil Drug Stores.
FOR GROUP.
The Balsim viii he found invaluable, and
may always be relied upon In the most ex-
treme cases
wHooP1NG COUGH,
The testimony of all who have used it for
this terrible disease during the last ten years,
Is, that II invariably relieves aud cures IL =,
SORE THROAT,
r .r- a-.-e~ Ea-- -rs-. -
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READ READ READl!I

THE ATTENTION OF THE PEOPLE
Is. CALLED To THE
WORLDS GREAT REMEDY,
BOE'S DYSPEPSIA CURE.
hi preparation Is pronounced by DSspep-
.os as the only known remedy that twill
e.. For ! ears II :" spt On lis icar.ul tide,
81 rrl ing Ge:ore IL to an untimely grave. IL;
=. ii.iOns Oh sufferers -
Goes dyspepsia Cure has Come to til,
Rescue.
Indigestion, Dyspepsia, Sick Head
acne, Sourness or Acidity OF
Stomach, Rising OF Food,
Flatulency, Lassitude,
N-earlness, finally
terminating in
Death.
,s
Are as surely cured by this potent remedy,
as the patient takes IL Although but five
> cars De.ore the people, what is the verdict
OF the masses !! Hear what Lester sexton, o
Milwaukee, says:
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a6eHaaEs German Remedies 6rs eouaesrftAaG ~
esn.ia< haDe 1hs sfgsafsrs u {. N. Jae1E1o4 -
saSs u 1s oTios Noea sssaS SlaG -
eo9Ffs1e4
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old Thad. as a man of power and
parts, and compelled obedience to his
dictates, though it vas often yielded
with reluctance and vowed against as
despotic. Lzt Robert C,-exeuse mel
General" Robert .-be warned in
time that the best ofimitations are bad,
and that there is mournful record III
Esop of a frog that attempted TO imi-
tate the stature of an OK, but explod-
ed ere he had attained the dimensions
of a jackass. Schenck's natural quali-
ications are those of a bully, but the
House has now got to understand him
so well that his propensity to bluster
does him harm instead OF good, and;
there is reason to hope that a year
from now he will have no influence
whatever outside OF the whisky ring,
which he will, of course, control to his
uwn profit and advantage so long as
he is Chairman of Ways and Means.
There was talk of putting him into
the Cabinet, hut happily for thecoun-
try it has all passed over and done no
harm. He would be an intelerable
nuisance to Grant, intrusive with his
impudence and useless from his igHeri
ance. His vanity only equaled ey
his vindictiyenessS He will take ad
vantage of his official position to-
avenge a PERSONAL wrong ora pelitio-i
al opposition, and will cloak the in
fanny Ola friend as readily as expose
the quit Of an enemy. 5zOne of his
''strong points," as a public man, isa-
particular contempt for newspaper
He contracted this il. the
army;I suppose, and1in doing this
only gave another illustration in hui
man nature of he creatures ingranti-
tude toward the Creator. Perhaps,
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Rail Road Bill.

Mr.. Stickney, H. B. No. 552, To
amend section twenty-four of an act
entitled "An act to provide for the
creation and regulation of incorporat-
ed companies in the state of Ohio"
passed MBv /. 1852,
The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1869-12-31

The FEsTIvAL.-The attendance on
the festival last night was largely iu-
creased, aud the sales were very large.
Our friend Thomas OBies, was the
lucky winner Of handsome chrome.
One thing is very noticeable at this fair.
Taere is very little take chance in"
and none of that persistent and offended
air should you refuse, such as We have
seen. The consequence is that chances
are taken with twice the freedom they
were formerly. In fact, everything has
been provided to make this al epjoys-
Bile festival One of the pleasant things
of last evening was the presentation
of two very large and handsome cakes
to the Mother Superior, Of the Convent
in this city. Several gentlemen in the
room made up a purse, purchased the
ARTICLES and presented them 10 Mothl T
dc Cnantef. Tns Ialr ana festival VIII
continue but two nights longer.
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RIVER NEws.-Ths river commenced
falling yesterday, and last evening there
was fifteen feet three inchesin the chan
mel. At Pittsburgh there listen feet aud
falling river. -s-4Ca >,
The Allegheny Belle commenced load.
ing yesterday. Her engagements will
detain her here until II o'clock on Sat
urday, and she will be prepared to re-
eeivs freight until that time. With her
splendid new barges she offers facilities
10 our shippers to get their freighr away
they should avail themselves of. e
Capt. Billy Lists Argosy viii be here
at IL o'clock on Saturday on her way to
Portsmouth and Cincinnati. Passen-
gers and freighters will find the Argosy
!nss the boat and Capt. List just the
man to take. them and their goods
through in good shape. -
The steamer I. ]. Pickett, lying at
Point Pleasant, in the Great Kanavha,
is to be sold by the U. S. Marshal to-
day. o.,
The J. W. Garrett, for New Orleans,
broke T-Head Just below the mo nth
of Millcreek Wednesday morning. She
landed her barges and returned 10 Gin
cinnati for rep -irs. and left again last
evening. ~ -.
The Wabash was full Of floating ice
on Monday, and the Pine Bluff was
compelled to turn back from Mt. Car
mel on account of il.
The Middleport Press states that the
Pomeroy Salt Transportation Company,
of that place, have closed contract
with the Belfont Iron Works, of Iron
ton, for towing $4,000 tons of iron ore
next season from Iron Mountain Land
ing, Missouri, TO, lronton, Ohio, at "a so
per ton. ....- ...r--
The Louisville Courier, CT yesterday,
says: Ii. McClaran & Co, of this city,
shipped yesterday ria L. & n. Railroad
q splendid steamboat cabin to Kingston,
Tennessee, for the Kingston Packet
Company. This is rather novel ship.
ment, but it certainly shows that the
facilities of the steamboat builders of
this city are such that they can build
boats aud ship them i've hundred miles
by rail as cheap or cheaper than any
other. bodybuilding city. The new
steamer Henry Tete, Captain 10. Dal
feres, of which 80 much has been said for
the past two weeks, left } esterday even.
ing Tor New Orleans We are informed
hat the bill of injunction that was
fled against her was dissolved, and a
decision rendered in favor of the boat
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ANOTHER FAILURE.-There was a
failure yesterday more terrible and de-
Jastating than If A. I. Stewart had
suspended or Jay Cook & Co. gone into
bankruptcy. No financial revolution
could so affect us as the failure Of a
benzinist or fusileer to appear at his
accustomed place, yesterday, before
Judge Good. How desolste seemed
those walls of jasper, how still the mar.
bic floors, how close the atmo, phere
lacking the usual delicate aroma exhaled
from many whisky soaked lungs. The
judicial ermine hung over the chair
usually occupied by His Honor, and is
outline, curiously carved by the knives
of police court loafers, stood out in bold
relief against the wondrous cobwebian
tapestry on the window. We wandered
amidst all this magnifceRce alone. No
mortal form of hummer or galoot greet
ed our vision,
let over all there hung pail of fear, "a.
"a Nense of mystery the spirit daunted
"HSa seemed TO say 90 plain, by whisky in
! Inc place 10 haunted"
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LIFE OF THE FLESH IS IN THE BLOOD.
-RosddaHs! The greatest Blood Puri-
fer and R-novator known. Used and
endorsed by physicians, who prescribe
it in their regular practice. Whyi be.
cause the articles from which Rosadans
is made are Published around each bot
tie, 80 that every physician knows just
what it contains, asd hence endorses it
as. valuable Alternative compound.
This preparation ha, gaised aud main
tains an unriva'l-d reputation for the
cure of Scrofula in any form, Rheuma-
tism. Skin Ds-.s s, Old res, Ulcers,
&c, Dyspersa, Neuralgia, il fact any
chronic sffe zion Of the B.oed, Liver
and KldueS s, aud all ais asses ia which
an slteisuve plan Of treatment 10 in
ocateo- [EEEse
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BAD PRAcrIcE.-You might as well
expect to rs.ieve and cure an ind I'm I'd
eye by busting irritating powders into
it, IS to expect 10 snbdue and cnre Ca
tarIh (Shch is an inflammation Of the
mucous membrane of the air passages
in the head) by the use of irTirsling
snutfs or strong, caustic solutions. Dr.
Sage's Cstarrh Remedy cures Cstarrh
by lis Mill, soothing action, which sub
dues the Inflammation ard restores the
natural secIe ion OF the nucnous folli.
cles. The proprietor, r. V. Pierce, b.
D., of Buffalo. eff-rs $500 for case OF
Cstarrh that he eaonot cure. Sent by
mail on receipt of sixty cents Address
the proprietor az above
For sale by mo.t druggists every
where.
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saturday. the 18th day Of
Inuu1ry, 1870,

. -, or.lock at the front door OF the Court
- - ohio county, proceed to sell 1T public
49,, 40 ,be hi chest and best bidder, the fol.
1NH;n, t.scribed real estate, situated In said
800 .bout three miles north Of the city OF
xyI..y;rg aud bounded by the lands Of Robert
D Wnojs heir. Of A. P. Woods. A. NJ. Jacob,
IA county road, with . privilege OF twenty
-, S,tI,i 10 tho Ohie River containing sboat
80 ,rr,s more or less. together with about
800 As, .Cres more or less, OF coal Snderly-
- ana adjacent 20 the above mentioned lana
I..crtbod ~ . six foot vein and Of superior
40 dad Of rust was given TO secure to
rirh0I.. Crluley the punctual payment OF
''.-,n,r"I,,orv no:e for Eve thousand dollars,
-, d,ts the 2I,h day Of August, 1865, end
.~,bis On IN. order OF the said Nicholas Craw.
Nh. Merchants National Bank OF Wheel
ON. ,..r after the date thereof. for value
.IyaJ With inserest from date. This sale IS
-, :. nav the principal Of the ssid note with
'n,sr.,t thereon from the cath day Of August,
Ip, tiIl p.id. and the costs OF this sale.
Tx.N. or SALH:-One-tourth Cash, ana the
.n,inssr Of the purchase money in three equal
1,.,,Jm,nr OF six, twelve and eighteen months,
Al, our.has.r giving notes for the seterred IN
,v.ln.nta bearing interest from date, 10 De
-, al n, deed Of trust upon the property sold,
=, IN, ,it,. will Le reslioed until the notes are
s.ir,, m trnstse, I will convey only such
.,Is =. i. vested In me un3er the ssid deed OF
80, .ltLoufh IA /, believed 20 10 unidentified.
j. UPDEGRAFF,
,.xs,. Trustee.
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OLIVE LoGAN's LECTURE. sale
of seats for Olive Logan's lecture on
next Tuesday evening, will commence
at Hamilton & Harding's music store to-
morrow. The desire to hear and see
this brilliant woman is intense, and
those who wish good seats should secure
them at once. This should be attended
to the more particularly because the
prospect is that Washington Hall will
be crowded on the evening of the lee
ture.
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BIBLE PREsENTATIoN-O friends
of Baltimore Lodge Knights of Pythias,
as We have before stated, will have q
Bible presented to them tonight at
their Lodge room on Main street. AT,
ter the presentation ceremonies are
over there will be . collation. served,
and such social reunion with singing
declaming and brief talks as sensible
people can enjoy to the fullest extent
The Bible was purchased at the Relig,
lous Book House, and in its binding OF
red and gold, is a very beautiful and
appropriate present.
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NEW YEARS PREsESrs.-Notwith
standing the unprecedented rush dur
ing the holiday season at the Market
Street Jewelry Store, Oxtoby & Duffield
have in store fine II of goods suita-
Die for New Years presents. They have
Just received a mic. lot of ladies gold
watches and chains, gents gold and
silver watches and chains, magni icent
JeweIry sets, gold spectasles, gold pens
and pencils, plain and set gold rings,
bronze ststuettes, &c, &c. Call at lOi
Market street, below Mcclure House.
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CLEANING UP.-Yestefda day Street Com
missioner Clark aud his army corps
were hard at work, figuratively making
hay while the sun shone, but actually
piling up young mountains of mud on
Main street. Yesterday was the first
day we have had for month when such
work could be done, and Mr. Clark
with bis usual energy, improved the &C
casion and the street.
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CONCERT AND BALL.-The Manner.
Choir Singing Society give concert and
ball at Turner Hall tonight. Tbs pro-
gramme inclul,s selections from the
masters and duos, trios and choruses in
abundance. Those who attend will have
q nice time of it.