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Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21
TTNITEg srATEs PATENT oTIT iI5,I7

NlTER sPAThs PATRET oPITOE,
IN lhs, petition Of RoBERT n. WILpEk. 15TfSS,yIs
M4laI Mlehl8an' praying for the sItenIionO S ~
'oT az improvement IN Sheep shSnfs: A'' 1885,
cIn.aH oIdStod thAt the testimony In the eass n.
I,ms tor hll9g arguments Gnd the FxSiSIbsri re
KY De limited TO the 18th day OF April pnNt ~. w
next '"'u w 'uo sV'h DAY Of April
Any person may oppose this extension
6aVu SAMUEL y. FigHRR
-"N C0mmiAbiOheF OF Patshia
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

TUE ALLEGED MURDHRER.-In obedience
to the writ Of hdbtdi corpus heretofore mem
toned In the REPUBLICAN, the colored man
George Slim, who has been In jail for nome
days, charged with the murder Of Mary
Lee, was brought before Judge Fisher In
Chambers on Saturday afternoon, and after
hearing evidence as to the guilt OF the ac-
cused, the Judge admitted HIN to ball In the
sum Of 81 300.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

MANIFESTATIONS two o'clock yester.
day morning Officers Harris and Riley,
while passing house on street, between
Seventeenth and Eighteenth, owned by
Colonel Eyert, discovered the water pipes
broken and the first floor of the building
drenched with water. The owner was mo-
tiled, and upon examination II was dlsooy-
cred that the damage was oceAsloned bY
some vandal stealing the lead Pipe from tho
bathroom.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

WHERH IS THE RAILING 7-The Sixty
sixth Councils, as also the present Councils
made liberal appropriation to place al
Iron railing around the base Of the iIhaft Ia
front OF the City Hall, erected to tho mem
DRY OF the late President Lincoln. To th,
present time nothing has been done, and
hardly day passes but some iudiEeruet per
sons attempt to scratch initials of thelI
names on the marble. Let the Council Soin,
mittee having the matter In hand Gos thai
the railing 10 forthwith provided.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

THE WASHINGTON CITY SAVINGS BANK,
corner Seventh street and Louisiana avenue,
is opon from $3.50 to 1850 every Saturday eve
ming, in addition TO Its regular banking
hours. II pays interest on doposlts. 81
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21
LOCAL NOTICES.

TBE AMERICAN PUBLIC hall with delight
the Introduction Into the United States Of
seventeen years has enjoyed the highest
reputation In Europe among medical men,
who have given II an exceptional rank over
all the so-called remedies and specifics OF
the day. II has also been awarded sew
oral gold and silver medals by European
Academies Of Medicine, owing to its never
falling efficacy In diseases Of the stomach,
throat and chest, and especially In con.
sumptive cases. Sold by all druggists and
grocers. goo feb2l-eo3t
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

NlrhD bTATks PATENT OFFICE,
~ A.--,,., W1HHIHaTON, D. o. Feb 4lsO
~. IN tns pelion OF JAoKsOH 6OAHiN, q HA!Tds.
!oWn, georgia, praying Tor the extension of 4
P5sn! grAnled 10 him on the 18th day Of Nay,
io31o' loI an Improvement In Hand SAVE
~ " OldoTgd IhAt the testimony In the case be
etoasd "a the l2lh day Of April nsKtl that u .
port be limited 70 tbs 2ld day Of. April next,
~ hhat said petition BE- hoard on Tie a7th day oi
tension. = FNf'EAHVEL 6-PINHHR w.
fSl0ThsV oennlISIoASI Of PGlent..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

THE LATE MRs. AHTDoN.-There was q
large audience present Al the Seventh Btreet
Presbyterian Church on Saturday evening
on the occasion Of the Iery Ice In memory OF
the late Mrs, Margaret A. Amidou. Pro
lessor J. .. Wilson, m old time trustee OF
public schools, presided. After touching
tributes TO the lamented teacher had been
rendered by 8. Yorko AtIIse, esq, and Rev.
George W. Samson, president OF Columbia
college, j. L. #. Holnead, esq, on the part
OF the committee heretofore appointed, pre-
sented memorial, which, AFTER rscitlng the
many virtues Of the deceased, closed with
the following resolutlonsi
Reiolved, That We have heard with the deep.
etfegret OF the death Of Mrs. Margaret AMI.
don, and that we will ever oh eFiHh the mem DRY
OF one whose NE can be safely presented as a
model Tor Imitation to all who desire a mind
euItlNhteu and adorned, manners polished and
rehnedi disposition gentle and kind, a heart
aHeollonAte and loving, and all 30 blended with
unialteflhg energy as to produce that superb
entirety which InakeA Its posseGIor great,
good, and useful.
RstoIved, That the knowledge OF the fact
that her untlmely deAths cut down a. she was
In the very pride AMI bloom Of her woman.
hood, was hastenSd By her uneeAainE mental
and physical lAbora, always far beyond her
sTHtsnsth, WIZ ever DO to her friendS a source
RsIoiUsd, That the monument We propose to
erect u simply to show our appreciation Of
our aneetloH for, and the debt of gratitude
We owe to, her name aud virtues. And not
with the presumptious and vain object OF at
tempting to add to her memory AuBht that can
render the same more durAble-tho monument
that Will accomplish this she herself reared,
BY her talents and virtues, ia the hearts OF
all that khew her.
The resolutions were seconded by o. @.
Wight, esq, In suitable remarks. He was
followed IN earnest approval by Professor
j. o. Wilson, after which the resolutions
were adopted.
The exercises were added IN hy IN. mas
Torrance Of choice selections OF hymns.
which were rendered by the pupils OF Mrs.
The exercises were closed by bensdIction
from the Rev. DR.. Blttenger, pastor OF tho
church.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21
GlaIs Mandatory.
Bookbinders.

w. Book!BiabER AND PAPER. RULER.
No. I'll PsansylVAuiA avenue, between Tenth and
Eleventh streets. south side.
Books elegantly or plainly bound. Periodicals
and RAwspApaT tATafullv attahdad h..
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

DfscogTINuKD.-The use Of the dirty,
ductlon OF Phalon's Vitaiia, or Salvation for
the Hair. With marvellous precision Il pro-
duces tho exact shade Of color desired, and
ls literally Transparent and undenling. Sold
by all druggists and fancy goods dealers.
foi,Qi .noPt r.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Tnu New York Republican Association
will hold a soelable on Wednesday evening
next, Ut Liberty Han.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

OAK HALL CLoTuisg and MERCHANT TAI
LoRINo, SOS Seventh street, opposite Post
Once. I2
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

TERRIBLE DEsTITUTIoN.-On Friday last
a case OF restitution in one OF General How
ARDS buildings, In the Sixth ward, was re-
ported TO Mr.. A. K. Browne, the general
agent Of the ProVldent Aid Society, Ii being
an aged colored woman who was sick and
perishlng, without fuel or clothing. Mr.,
Browne at once loaded two carts with wood
and a quantity Of provisions and blankets
and repaired to the building, but the woman
had expired before his arrival. He found
over 800 persons In this building, most Of
them In terribly destitute circumstances, and
divided his charities among "a of the most
needy families.
In one small room he found woman sIck,
without fuel, lying upon straw 10 one cor.
ner, with an Infant child sucking at a loaf
OF bread which had been obtained from the
association. Many Of them were without
covering other than single blanket wrapped
about their person. 1t seems hardly credI-
BILE that such destltution can eElst within
sight Of the Capitol.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

A SPECIAL MEETING OF the board OF dree-
tors Of the ProVident Aid Society will be held
this afternoon at 8 O'Clock.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

ALMOST A PANIC.-Durlng tho perform
Gnce Of Robert Macaire, at Wallis Opera
House, on Saturday evening, a panic was
almost created by the cry of hre being raised.
The entire audience rose to their feet, and
for few moments scene of the widest eK-
element was witnessed. A strong smell Of
burning paper peryaded the house, and 1t
seemed for few moments as II there was
cause for alarm. The presence Of mind of
Mr.. Frank Mordaunt, who was on the stage,
and Mr.. Geo. II. Tyler, the business mana,
ger, who was In the body Of the house,
served to quiet the frightened audience, not,
however, before several ladies had tainted.
1t was soon discovered that there was no
cause for alarm, and the performance went
on after twenty minutes delay. The trouble
was oceasloned by lighted match having
been thrown Into a stove where there was q
lot OF waste paper.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

THE steamer Arrow will resume her regu-
lar trips to Mt. Vernon to-day
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

GoSR BY DEFAULT.-The suit of G. +.
Socket vs.. The Corporation of Washing
ton, to recover the sum Of S34.55, came up
before Justice Walter on Friday afternoon,
whon Judgment was rendered In favor Of
D. E. Cahill, esq. stating to the mngis.
trate that the corporation would not defend
the case any further.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Rsiolpss, That this Board gratefully reeor-
nlEe, on behalf OF the poor OF the District Of
the Hon. W. W. BslkuAp, Secretary OF Wal,
and CAptAin EFT. BridgeI, United States Army,
sa 70 the disposition OF $50, 900 appropriation
BY the Congress OF the United Statss,
ResoI5ed, That Major Richard bo FeIpeot-
luliJ requested to direct his police force to,
seek out any Importers or otherwise unWoF..
my persons who TecslVe rells from this $50
Station, and to summAFily proceed against
them to the utmost TIgor OF the law.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

The SIR KNIGHTS Of Washington Com
mandery No. l, and members Of the Hope
Lodge +. and A. A. M, will find important
notices elsewhere.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

SERIOUS ILLNESS or WELL-KSowS
CITIzES.-We regret to learn that one OF
our prominent citizens, Mr.. @. W. Boteler,
was struck with paralysis, while sitting In
his room at his residence on Missouri ave-
nue., about IL o'clock on Saturday night.
Mr.. Boteler has been suffering from Bright's
disease OF the kidneys for some time past,
but was as we'll as usual on Saturday up to
the moment OF being seized with this at
tack. He has remained unconscious since
that time, and his physicians, Drs. John
Gton aud Dexter, who have been constantly
in attendance, express but little hope of his
recovery.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Tnmp WAN RrpunEtoLEs.--A meeting
wa held Al Union League hall on Saturday
evening on Sush RepubiicanS Of the Third
ward az arc opposed 70 the present munici-
pal administration. Mr.. A. +. Kinney was
called 10 the chair, with Alex. Adamson AZ
secretary, In opening the meeting the
Chair made a few remarks, saying that IL
was time those honsst-mlnded Republicans
Of the ward who were opposed to the present
"one.man power" with which our city IL
afflicted should assemble and organize.
The following resolution was read by the
secretaryi
Whereas the present city standardization,
BY an illegal, corrupt, and reckless course; na
iotleitssd the ts,ps9st ana support OF y" ''"'
Rg,SsirSg' "a. he tense Of this meetinE) That
va viii sndeayor, by ali legitimate means, to
defeat the reelection TO any once within our
gift Of saJlea j. Bowen o. o. hny S.n aS I pvh
soI W n.y.. bIm nsrtv 10 ne Seaerai misTuie,
~ c W ~ ..sot,,toD. H. Cumming.
Consluelns s 'u9 soaaaou IN hitch civ
nam sPoNe " an0 sisi.ist..aa =. No.,
aualIs ha,S oeeu ,u,S ~ IA Mi ~
Bowen anu nls sa,srHIe, w, 49, ~ hann
iste oeeotne ~ n ssn,asS t ,n M EnmnIitss.
70 ooVy n,, W puo,t 80 ~ ~ a
on tne p s, huu W t tuO S,,nis ,,tnas IN
uhltea e'a.es enI P olsoiV S. snSn ~ ~.
regard W thoso nuo w. ~ r. 80
I 80 ha ha ma
nov hepuoneans' az LeISIteu 'O nns sn" ma
lui manner IN Whlcn mAy Dy"0u I'M I'M
aeted .owaLu. hlousons ,Ii'
clhiuSu tnnt .ne aS lu VI ~" w.
anu nus maturity III INC pOaIu y, Pyi'So ras
license 70 me ionoy eletneut 70 40 "nN
they Piesseo ~ oenancs Oh the Po,iSSeI; 4.
Mr, hlnnsy lnen Ipuue spots SuIs y,
LssIo W 'ue BonorN S'P0'' VI -iu"'''P"'
an M ~ s,,,, .N-L, A.. ..,.
AoI EIanS y. os W 'nousus TUG Ie sSli
ton as PTssehtea We 700 EsnsIa. IN ~ su ~.
acte,. ing Uest Plan Woulu oo 70 eses tns
nominees OF tne reform party, ioI notn ,,,i
uons wound DC mage, anu 10 ~ Ioon
Ine persons nominatea YOU'D % eleeteu,
rms ne tnousnt, Woulu DO oetSr Piau
tnan 70 pass resolution Us that "nieh nao
peeh onerea. -,-,,-,-
ne tnen presented an amendment strlking
out thM portion Of the RESOLUTION referring
70 Parueular parties.
MI. OrosIman asked leave 70 MAKE Few N
II
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

FRovIDENT AID sooIETI.-A meeting Of
the board Of directors OF the ProVldent Aid
Society was held on Saturday evening, when
Mr.. A. Hart, chairman Of the com nittee ap'
pointed to wait on Captain Bridges, reported
that he had called on Captain Bridges, and
he had concluded to cooperate with the
society, and would honor the orders sent BY
the directors. He had concluded that foul
days OF the week he would issue Tatlons, ant
the other three days soup.
Mr.. J. p. TuBtln stated that he had rallst
on Captain Bridges and found that a ire
mendous effort had been made by certain
parties to divert tho entire fund Of $50, OO(
from the hands Of the officers IL was in,
trusted 10 by the War Department, but Il
had failed.
After quite lengthy interchange Of opin
ion, Mr.. A. s. solomons offered tho follow
Ing resolution; which was adc ,ptsd,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

A LAEdE STOCK OF Black Goods for GEN
tlemen's garments for ordered work.
Black DresS Coats, from e26 to s45.
Black Pantsloons, from $40 TO els.
Black Vests, from t5 to S10.
One Price Only. GEO. O. HESNRG,
No. 40 Seventh street northwest,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Reiolped, That the secretary OF this AssoeIA-
tion address letter to Capital q Bridges, q. s.
u s; A. the oftieer detailed f,y the Secretary
OF Wat 70 distribute the $50 900 appropriation
poor OF this city, stating that this association
VIII cordially oo-opsrAi.e with him, in accord
anoe WIN the mutual undertaking had with
nIihef the common object In view; And the
directors OF this aEEoeiAtton, whose signatures
are appealed are Autho riZnd to give orders
upon him for food, and fuel, and, In neoesaI.
Ious eAsea, groceries, blankets, bed and other
9lothingi such Aa arc NJ his diEposAl-saId or
deTs to no respeSted accordingly.
The secretSry was instructed 10 notify
Captain BridgeS Of the meetings OF the
board from tmY to time, and request his at.
tendance.
II wa. resolved that the directors use great
caution In Issuing tickets and orders on Cap
tain Bridges.
The following resolutions were adoptedI
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

THB Judges of election for the city of
Georgetown will be In session at the Market
house Hall, on Wednesday and Thursday
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

FmE.-About twelve o'clock yesterday an
alarm Of fire was sounded from box Al +,
caused by the Burning Of a lot Of paper in
the store OF Mr.. Waggaman, on + street,
near Thirteenth. A plug stream was brought
Into requlsitlon by the franklin company,
and the flames speedily uenched-damage
slight.
The alarm offre turned in about 5 O'Clock
yesterday afternoon was occasioned by the
burning Of a foul chimney OF a dwelling on
Four-and-a-half street, near Pennsylvania
avenue.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

MEssRs. N. W. GAIT q BRo., the we'll
known jewellers, No. 1907 Pennsylvania ave-
nue., between Eleventh aud Twelfth streets ,
advertise q large assortment OF handsome
articles In their line.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

WITH a view Of selling of rapidly his
stock Of winter goods, Mr.. A. straus, pro.
prietor Of the clothing house on the north
side Of Pennsylvania avenue, third door
east Of Eleventh street, has determined to
sell his entire stock of goods at cost. Those
In want of dress suits, business suits, fine
cashmere pants, vests, or anything In the
way Of Gents furnishing goods, would do
well to call at his establishment.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

Sealed Proposals will be received until 5 p. m. on
he lst day q march, $50 f2E fernishipE aIl the
psriod offOuT years, commanding LIST Of July 1870,
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1870-02-21

The CASE or JUSTICE sMTH.-At the in
stance Of Justice David Il. Smith, the court
IN baHe, on Saturday, appointed General r..
ID. Mussey commissioner TO take testimony
on the charges preferred by Corporation
Attorney Cook against him, the particulars
Of which were published In the REPUBLICAN,
some two weeks ago.
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LIST OF AGENTS.

T,TUsvIILE, CHURCM RUN AND vICINI-
TY-STEPHEN nOOF. Office, Hanilton's Cigar
store, address Titusvile, Pa. Assistant, John Van
Scriver.
TITUsvULLE. CHURCH RUN AND vICINI.
MYTH. II THOMAS. Office and address, Man
.on House, 1itusvie, Pa.
SHAMkUItG AND VICINtTY-GEORGE IR-
IN. Office, Shamburg; residence, TitasvlIe Pa
Assistant, A A. Vest.
ENTEhPIiISE, pLEASANTVILLE, BEAN
FARM AND PlTHOLE-GEORGE w. VAN
NLIET. Office and address, Chase House, Pleas
anvile. Assistant, II. G. Huntington.
TlDIOUf. AND WEST HlCKORY--CHAS.
CLARK. Office and ADDRESS, Exp cas- Office. Tidi-
QUITE. Pa Assistant, L. q, Bearisley.
PETROLEUM CENTRE AND VICINITY
LEVI MASON 0iice andaddress, Petroleum Cen
trc, Pa. Assistant, Charles Bllckford.
TARR AND BLOOD FARMS and District lying
on oil Creek and Cherry Run, from Story Farm to
McClintockville-JAME SAUNDERS. Address
! arr Farm, Pa. Assistants. Luther b. Saunders
Charles n. Cochran and Wi'l'am lloyt.
McCLINTOCKviLLE, OIL CITY AND RFNO
A. S.. WtST. Address, Oil City or Reno, Pa
+ ANkLiN ALONG THE ALLEGHENY RIv,
ER-Z W iLBER. Onicc and address, franklin Pa
SCRUBG ASS, FOSTER FARM II PAIR ERS
LANDIN,i-RIGlIARD ". REDPIELD. Office
and addr' S. Scrubyrass, ra. Assistant, H. W. Por-
tufeid, address Enylcntol, Pa
WEST VlRGINIA--C D. NIGEL, And Y. f.
COOK ADDRESS, Parkersh'rg. West Virginia
Roberts PetrOleUm Torpedo 90.
u.ay,-dly.
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ALLEGHENY VALLEY R. Il

New lire to BnT,lo, through the OIL Regions
JUNE o, 1910.
GOING SOUTH.
OIL City. Franklin. partcrs ar. Ptts'g
Mail, 0, 0nm 9,55 Iii 1880 pm 800 D IN
bay Exp, 300 pm 2,33pm 435 pm So, u m
Night tx, 9,20 Ill 1905 pm 1,OJam 100 IL M
GOING NORTH.
pttsburg Paker's. Frarklin, ar q City
Day Exp, 80 a IN I1.4GA m 1876 IN $50 u n,
Way Pa-'r9,3o Il IN AS m $40 pm r.O5 D III
Night Ex, 300 IN $40 a III $50 IN $50 a N,
SILVER PALACE SLEEPING CARS on Night
Express trains bcth ways belween Pittsburgh and
Cory
J. j. LAWRENCE, Gen srpt.
1'uos NJ. KING, Asst Supt.
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DISSOLUTION NOTICE.
Petroleum Centfe, July H., is

Petroleum Gentle, July II, 1870
The Co-parlnership heretofore existing
between John j. Feltcr, V. A. FennetaS
Robert Orr, under the firm meme of Felter.
Fenner " Co., is this day dissolved by
mutual consent. All debts due the Gy,n
will he payable to j. j. Felter or V. A.
Frnner, who will settle the business Of the
firm.
JONI J. FELrER.
V. A. FENNER.
jyll-Sw ROBERT ORR,
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STEAM AND GAS FITTING.
philadelphia & Erie II. R.
SUMNER TIME TABLE.

On and after Monday, May Both, 1870. the trains
on the Philadelphia 81 Erie Rairoal will run a.
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GOING WEST.

l55 A. NJ. DAY EXPRESS. so,,v vi
executed, for Cleveland Cfcnnrn,i ona N. ,.o1c'. W
and south. Connects ut Clark.vilIe. SUNDAY, wy
cepted, for Sharon Newcastle and Pii,.hu"sS. :,
i.cavtfshnrg FOR Youngstown and Sban,n. X 1,.vN
land with Lake Shore Railway, for the w., w
North Wcsc at kavenua, SUNDAYS cxc,nsf q, ~ ~
lance and Pittsburgh: at Akron suDdnr. erc,M az
for Orvile and Miliersi urg, a, Urls,s viii R',.
bureh Cincinnati and ~ Louis knilw ny iur Ins.n.
apolis, and at Cincinnati with tha Ohio d W...
--ippi Rai'way, for 1t. Lonls aud the sou,h srS
South. West N N""'u so
slceniny Coaches. are a.achoa to this train .
Hnrne' svi'fe, running through to u, vrand wi,boc
cnange '-''
S55 4. NJ. EXPRESS MAIL. dn,iy. srra.,.
excepted for Cleveland end tho ", si and NIX
West. Connects At Clarks,illc for sharon. Nsw,l
Tie and Iitiabirch. NJ d at CLEVELAND win il.
Shore Railway for the West and Nvrth.West
30 r. NJ. NIGHT BxpREss sal- 4,
CleNcand Cincinnati ard the West nrd ,Iu,h =
Connects at Leavit,shuy SUNDAYS exeept.d Il,
Young town; at Cleveland With lake shore ssl
way, 'or the West and North Wcsi: and ut (iucin.
nnii with the ohio n MisAi.sippi hallway f0rh
Louis and the South and South. West.
A Sleeping Coach IL attached TO this train Of New
York, running through to Cincinnati.
lilo a. NJ. ACCOMMODATION. SUNDAYS.
excepted for '.cnvitf-burg aud Hay stItop., col.
neetng for You gstown.
$50 p. NJ. rKEfd1fr 3 AccoNxopA.
TON, daily.
100 a. NJ. WAY FREIGnr, Sunday, =
S,Ited.
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GEO. w. King, .Sr.,

Has removed to his NEW STORE, adjoining
Schonblom ,S y Wings Grocery Store, WASHING
and the public generally with :.
Fresh and Salt Meats
Of all kinds. Thanking my friends for past favors
hope to merit con inuance of the same t,ty a
nsac.I. -
,-,o. GEO W III NG,SR,
,
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GOING EAST;

1l.1O 4. N. LIGHTNING EXPRESS daily,
Pa. Mnyvlle Broc;on and ritusvi!le, ard ds',
for Erie; at Elmra with Northern Central Ra'lwa,
fnr "'lliamspor,. u rrisburg Philn,leph!asnd lh.
ir"r: and al New York for Boston and New b..
and cites
- o,,;eping Coach IA attached to this train at,t.
ciunati running through to New York
$50 =. NJ. CINCINNATI EXPRESS. .'dply
sundays excepted, meeting at Mnghamv'nr for
Albany Hnd the rccb.ated summer resort, lhhloh
springs; and at New York for Bcston, and all Ne'
England cities
A Sleeping Coach Is attached tn this train OF
Neadville running through to New York.
2.53 a. M. NEW YORK DAY EXPRESS,
dii,y' s,idays excepted. connccta"t Gre;, b.ns
with Dcaaarc, Iackawanra & Western Ha''wv
for Scranton. and al New FORK with Ntdnigtt x
phia
A Sleeping Coach "a attached to this train at
cleveland. runniog thrGaeh TO lior clsnle; .u rUs
Meeting with train havir' new and improved I'raw,
,ng koom Coaches a!7 led, running through "
New York.
245 II. M. ACCOMMODATION, Sundays
excepted.
lelo -. M. AcooMNoDATIoN' sun'a''
5,ls A. NJ. WAY FREIGHT, susdar'e'
ccpteu.
BostNl and New England Parengers, WIN tntn ,n
I,apg9Ge. are transferred FkEh OF ShA""""
c,oo,,na
'Yhc best ventilated and most luxurious "NpI III
cs{acncs sOlN TIE WORl D-sS ACCOMPANY ="
light trains on this Railway.
ltSs" The Eric Railway Company has opsmet ps,n taot
lsw Ferry from their leacy CITY 'epo. !" to
oS 2sd st New ork thus enabling pusb p',, H. az
re ach the upper portion OF the ciY wiInuu' 'u,nhus
pcnse and nnnoysnce OF a street eeror ah ''''
transfSr,
m 20 scenery along thVnt!rn rome MI, oi beautiful
Railway Is of The most picturesque nnm.,e. " In .
cmncleH Admirers Of hatu o. nt'',''i @'I IN ever.
daylight journey over le VIZ Nion,,nual iu s.mra.
Bags 'ssgKeckea Th'o"s"
And fare always j." Is $ by any Other ''n.x N'''''
ASK FOR r1ci IS VIA ERIE RAILWAY
Which can bes ID ,t Al, the Principal Ti'k''
Offices in the We ,W South. West vp
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