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The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09
Miscellaneous Items.

The Executive Committee of the Kan.
sas State Temperance Union, Governor St.
John Chairman, has issued an appeal tc
the friends Of temperance outside of the
State for funds to aid in the canvass of the
State, to carry on the contests In the courts,
and for the circulation Of temperance book.
and papers. The sum Of 500, 900 is said to
be essential to the effective prosecution Of
the Temperance cause in the State.
The Topeka Electric Light Company
have got their machinery in working order
and pronounce the light success.
Topeka is to have . new National
Bank.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09
The French have . mania for .,

The French have . mania for prize.
giving and prize winning. and. curious
~ enough, the prize is not necessarily
the reward of merit. Witness this dia-
logue between Partisan lady and lit
lie girl in q Norman village-the little
girl is carrying home q book and .
wreath: "What. Berenice. have you .
prize? I Thought that You did not 60
to school yet?' mo more do, mad
anne; the prize is to encourage me to
60 next year."
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09
KANSAS STATE NEWS.
THE GROWTH OF KANSAS.

Astonishing Progress In the Last Twenty
Years.
From Bradstreet's Reporter.1
The area of Kansas is twice that Of Ohio,
and 10 per cent. greater than that Of all the
New England States. By far the largest
proportion Of the population il engaged In
agriculture. OF the 81 ,0O0, 900 acres in the
Ing increased during the past three years ct
the rate Of more than million of acres per
annum. In 1879 the number of acres plant
ed In Indian corn was 2,718,8 800 gain Of
over 400 per cent. In ten years; while the
increase Of population during the same Pc
Rod was about ITO per cent. The census Of
1850 shows that the corn area has increased
year nearly LOG, 06O, 900 bushels. The growth
OF population in Kansas may be seen from
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

The Roumanian Government has re-
newed for year the prohibition Of the Inn
portation of pork from the United States
and several European countries.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

The first indictments in the star route
cases found by the Grand jury are one
against star Route Contractor Brett for
bribing Government officials and defrauding
the Government, and another against Dep.
uty Auditor Lilley for accepting bride.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

1T is said that in one square mile IN
London where the poorest people con-
gregate over $4,000. 600 year is spent
n strong drink.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09
CURRENT TOPICS.
THE NEWS IN BRIEF.

GUITEAU has made another appeal
Tor aid in conducting his defense. He says
any sum, from S. to 81 ZOO, will be thank
fully accepted.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

MRS. GARFIELD has placed the liter
airy estate of her husband in the hands Of
Col. A. F. Rockwell, charging him with Its
care, preservation and disposition.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09


Tense in the Guiteau case, as foreshadowed
by Scoville in his opening address, is de-
signed mainly to prove the prisoners men
tai irresponsibility for the murderous act.
Guiteau's sister, his former wife, and anum-
Der of old friends of the family were brought
forward to testify regarding his habits and
manner of life. All agreed as to his mental
eccentricity, but differed widely in opinion
as to his responsibility for his acts, some re-.
garding him as . fit subject for the insane
asylum, while others, notably his former
wife, considered him simply vicious. On the
18th Guiteau was placed upon the stand. He
identified large number of letters written
by him at various periods of his life, mostly
to his father. The letters were then read in
court by Scoville, Guiteau frequently
interrupting the reading in order to explain
certain passages or to comment upon the
same. The prisoner was then questioned by
Scoville regarding his early life and subse.
quent career. Guiteau responded promptly,
intelligently, and with perfect GOODNESS, ap-
parently enjoying the situation and his free.
dom to talk. He told the story of his con-
nection with the Oneida Community; his
attempt to start paper in New York; his
legal experience in Chicago, etc. ssWhen
you get down. said Guiteau, "everyone
is ready to give you kick. was thirty
days in the Tombs, have been in jail several
times, but never for q crime, and never was
indicted before this time In my life." Wit
ness then went on to relate his various fail
ures in delivering his lecture in Chicago,
"oohinnfo ~,
where. He frequently laughed as he repeat
ed some of the humorous incidents of his
failure. At various times he was put OF
railroad cars for not paying his fare, and ar.
rested for not paying his board bill. At 9th.
er times he grew excited in the assertion
that in all he did he was, ''like Saint Paul,
engaged in the service Of God, and that God
was, therefore, responsible for his board
bills" In regard TO the shooting Of the
President he said: ssSuddenly on, Wednes-
day evening after Conkling's resignation, I
thought il President Garfield was out of the
way all would 60 well. I tried to shake it
of, but it grew. In fortnight's time 1t had
become fixed resolve. I never doubted
since that time, about the first of June, that
i was inspired. Iprayed and prayed, ask
ing God il Garfield were not to be thus re.
moved to get rid of him in some other way.
The removal was necessary to save
the nation from ruin. I knew the
Lord employed me, because he always
employs the best material; felt the
Lord wanted me to do It to advertise my
book.'' Upon cross-examination witness
said: 81 want it distinctly understood I
did not do that Of my own personal volition,
but on the inspiration OF the Deity. I never
would have shot the President on my own
personal account. The Deity inspired the
act. and the Deity would take care Of It.
The Deity furnished the money with which
I bought the pistol. was the agent. The
Deity inspired me to remove the President
and had to resort to my own means to &C.
complish the Deity's will"
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

The above rate Of growth Is remarkable
even for the Western States, closing, Is It
did, the second decade Of its existence q
State with population Of 1000, 900 souls.
Side by side with this remarkable growth in
population comes still more extraordinary
growth In the products Of the soil, as shown
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

ANOTHER attempt to assassinate the
Gar is reported. The plot was an extraor-
binary one. 1t was decided to cause bal
loon to ascend near Gatchina, carrying
quantity of dynamite and explosive fire.
balls, together with appliances to cause the
balloon to fall within the palace yard, when
It would explode and set the palace on fire.
In the confusion it was intended to
seize the Gear and family. The ma.
chinery seized shows that everything was
In readiness for the execution Of the plot.
The Imperial family, in consequence
of the attempt, have decided upon
removing at once from CATCHING.
Many arrests have been made, among
them being the Chief Of Police Of an
important provincial city, two daughters of
. high State official, and two Jewish mer-
chants, beside number of students and ac-
tive members Of the Nihilist party.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

A WASHINGTON correspondent CLEAN
from official sources that the United State
Government will enter remonstrance agains
the policy pursued by Chilli toward Peru
and intimate in strong terms that this coun
try can not look on quietly and see Peru d.
vested of all its powers as nation.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

THE debt statement issued Dec. 1
shows decrease of the public debt during
November Of 81, 249, 126; cash in the treasu-
~, $245 ,S66; gold certificates, S., O7, 800;
silver certificates. $66, 663, $50; refunding
certificates, $579,2 $50; legal tepders outsrand-
ing, $346, 6S1 ,O16; fractional currency out
standing, $7.09S, 1913. Decease Of debt since
June 30, 1881, So, 373, Al.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

Queen Ranavalomanjka, of Mada-
gascar, has always been q strong tenn
perance woman and rigid advocate of
prohibitory laws. In Imerina, her CEN
trail province. q new prohibitory law
has just been promulgated, which, If
she shall be able to enforce it, ought to
result in the strictest sobriety. Under
penalty of . fine of ten oxen and ten
dollars, it prohibits the manufacture
and sale of intoxicating beverages and
Furnishes with lighter penalties those
found drunk or carrying the liquor,
whoever may have sent them. If one
convicted be unable to pay the fine, he
must suffer imprisonment, one day be-
ing regarded as equivalent to q six
pence Of the fine.
An Italian law court has just had to
decide . case of great interest to fowls.
The Duca di Lave}lo and his brother,
the Marchese di San Marco. had pat.
ented an instrument called the ssme.
chanical suffer-" for feeding and fat
tening fowls against their will. Tha
Italian Society for the Prevention of
Cruelty to Animals prosecuted the two
noblemen before the tribunal of Naples,
and they were sentenced to q fine, the
Judge remarking that he thought il
was certainly cruel to make fowls eat
when they were not hungry and to fat
ten them grossly for the mere delecta-
ton Of epicures' palates. But the Duke
and Marquiss appealed against this de-
cision. and the Judges Of the higher
court. while regretting that they had to
give up . whole day to what they de-
scribed q trivial question. felt bound
to reverse the finding Of the lower
court They decided. in fact, that to
fatten fowls with . mechanical Suffers
net cruel.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

REPORTED gold discoveries near
Lodge Pole, Northwestern Nebraska. have
caused great excitement in that locality, and
there is said to be already an influx Of pros
pectors and spectators. The discoveries
were made by cattle men, who refuse to
grant full liberty of investigation by outside
parties.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1881-12-09

A SAN ANTONIO (Tex.) dispatch OF
the LIST says: Sheriff j. e. Martin and Louis
Henry, returning from serving citations,
were waylaid and foully murdered six miles
below Rio Grande City to-day. The Sheriff
was collecting taxes, and was robbed of all
he had. Citizens have appealed to the Gov
ernor by wire for State troops to come to
their rescue, as four similar murders have
occurred recently. The murders are attrib.
uted to MeXicans,
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eS:IIeKaIldria Oazettp
a Chicago Gunpowder Plot

WEDN xyGnINa, JUNE
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Eh.EGY siSbfeES.

LOVES 10 lid, Herir, Lisie Thread, Silk
- and L.ce, showing all the newes: shades
for the seasun also u lew IS crtnent of Lace
Ii Pr!ca 25c Soc, TO- and 81 rs per pair.
Cursets ID 81 The issdIn9 styies perfect in fl
snd finish prces SOC to 81 20 per pair
tuderwfHr- Special attention is called to the
large assortment for Ladies Giants, Misses,
+ Is and Lutapts in Gauz,, Lisle Thread, Cos
SIN snd Summer Merino: also sre exhibiting
+ L: ca ss.or,mont ut l. dies UpGergsrmeIts
u every description Chemists, Drawers, Night
gowns. Skirts &c.
Linen and SILK Bsndkerchi; IS SUBSCRIBERS
a,sicTy. shUwirg the n, St choice patterns RS
vti! n: The lbraest ssenr.neIt Of medium al q
Enri quality. sots's;t.l5 adding ttn lstgst pat
'ernE as on 4a they are CharcG for sale BY the
n snuf.ctu,en
n ck K, filings EuG., * Its. Vei!ings. But.
tons Slss Uottons sc
scgi"gs in swiss. Esmhurg, Nsinsook. Core
i.Es. VEN csly, Vsiei ciaEGes, LIE. guaGcc
ioTchcn, tussan, Venise, Crochet, &c.
higb:D;1 Patent Bosom. Reinforced snG
sG?.:ch n!ns, il: iSundrieo snd unlsuudrtd
Collars and Cuff, siZss II 10 S iuches Prices
'2C l5e, 20c end 25c
Grsnrntrwu. shetlerd and Soxony Wool
Z"rh:r Wois.ed in sll Colo.t, SILKS Csnvs ss, & C
A.cEwe1I-At Ill times the collection viii
2urpsg< ell Other psfnrtrEeLts utsrsd in the city.
!. Enc display Of Cl,ud,nt the bast Scarf ever
n SEQ for mcl; slso Gorcisr. Fie1cr, j. Audace
iIcp!c"i, j" JO!livi'e l!sct, md complete
ii:.c .! Fancy T!es nnd lows.
&! NJ 4 7. & MI q,
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The Chicago STOW. Work., ocstcd at the
c3rDer of D:ua Island avenue snd Ptuiba
street. oamo very ncsr being the so2uc3 VI
tragedy Yesterday on wholeJale sclIe su Il as
even the Nelly MaRuites ic their pa mics, days
Dever attempted. The csla;0i:y was avcriec
by the merc5t cFaDoe A mud r and his
helper happened to uotios that the Ct .mps upoU
flask which th,y were sb VI to charge With
molten iron were got tasi aued ss they were
when the flask was closed Thursday na at, aHG
Walle att lnpuOS &c rcc!9$e them properly were
prompted to examine the ooodltiou OF the
mould within h flask First onc ttiog and
then spc,Eer excited their u p cioo, aud tac
nnai result OF their iGVestigHI0n Sas the hDi-
leg CT aleu-: two po1nds Of suupo"dcr wrapped
uplo newspaper, tho corners of which UCrr
plooed together, end @h,ci had beeu pl c 10
Dol. scooptd out for IT, purpose 10 tie sard
direc y cOn q h BE It, surt5c5 Ct to uoold.
JGs:pM j. fl or, or Plat S. h. ia called by sume,
the m,u 2ct IL gu s ion ca,r!,d the p4rc,l 81
oDce to he c0Iupsny's office aud called upcu
Sessions, the tt!pCr, eDd othrr work mep to
verify III. story which he tod cOccerulug chs
nod. A. tie pe@s brc4m) polsrd about the
WoIknen ppou the pr mises became tumu u.
GUS, snd /! vas Wi'h hi .u;y t:cy R,r1 pee
vented from aal!lirg ca. to punish soma uJiJn
DCulders wnc Srr- osh5g about the premises
whom they o!amcd for tie ul0t. Wiser Gun.
sels prevatid, how WI AID The mater was at
once cellsd 0 tie atten,iuo Of the polio, by tie
manager OF ,he works. Mr.. Moore. Uwlug 10
the le'eness It the hour ~ Was lu pgssltl, 10 do
much, bu. CantsiU O'DJouc ass prom scd
that elteAti0a NCu D. lIvGD tba ;Dattar tr q II
and carly ihls moTlilg. Tue oscovtr3 maj
h y l.
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Steamers OF shis line will run as follows:
Etls E0gEdsIK.


FUls N0GEDs.K,
Connecting with Merchants and Miners Line
for Boston, steamer
L-sUF OF TIRE Ey7EE
EVERY MONDAY, WRDN HSDAT snd
FA!DAY, 81 = Gu oclocs p.ri-; returning, Leave
Norfolk on alternate days at 1 % y. q.
This staunch iron steamer Eus Just beon pint
81 throughout, ssatsrooms newly furnished sro
csrpeted, aud is the handso1ast ss well is the
safest bost Oh the fotoms &C river srd Chesapeake
osy, and is the only steamer masking Gloss con.
uect!on with the New York and Sos.on steam
ersi also connects with Richmond steamers and
rsllroud lines outh. Stops At PINGY POINT
and POiNT LOOKOUT gong and returning.
Beginning Msy lst, 1881, excursion tickets,
good for Jour days. vii be i-su.d as toloWs:-
Fuslc.o:s round trip to IT. MonI Je snd Norfolk
SIS 81; frs. Glass fare to Fortress Nom Oh and
Norfolk IL; second class esch 'wsF ST 81; fist
Gloss tlre 10 Piney Point and Puio. Lockout
81 80; frst class round TRIO 10 Plney Point aud
point Lockout 81 81; second Glass esct way 75c.
Sta.erComs 81; meals T5c.
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2ss AZ EEL E;sP,
SD
Popular iIcnGhiy Erawing Of the
Commonwealth Distribution lie.

DIs!ilVD w OGitiI {/lGN iUGSlGit W,
At Nj acauiey's Theatre, in the city OF Louis.
vile, on
THUnSOAl, JUNE 81 1881
These drawings occur monthly (cuudaye e1-
cepLed) under propis0ns OF III act of the Gen
erni bly, Of kentucky Incorporating the
Newiur; Printing snd Newspaper Co.. approved
April g. 1873
Iss- This Is 81 special act, and has
never been repealed.
Inc United States Circuit Court on hsrch 81
rendered the foi'oUIg decisions:
kSs-ThRt the commonwealth, BIS
frlbuGton Company Is legal.
SS-Ats drawings are tssir.
iEo Cuupsny hss COW Oh hanG o large reserve
fund. keso carefully the list of prizes for The
JsNE IsRAswsNS.
pFize... S3p,m1 iDU prizes Slu0 esch $40 UOU
prizs-.. lU,UU0 NU prizes SO each lU,GUU
prizr...- 5,UGU 500 prices 70 each 1860
1,O9U prizes IL sncb 1850
10 prizes Sl,pU esch SiU,UUU
~ prizes GU esch l0,Un
9prizes S0g each, APPROX. prizes. ....S2, 7U
9pElzos 2U sach, ,...... 1850
prizes IO0 each 81 ..... 9UU
800 prizes. $ll2,4u
Whole tickets 81; hslt tickets 81; II tickets
sol; Sd tickets i;lUU.
Remit Mcnsy or Bank Draft in Letter, or srnd
by Express. DON'T SEND BY REGISTER
ED L"TTaR OR PU>TUFFIO& ORDER,
Orders of So and upward, by Express, can be
sent 1t our e1pGusa Address all orders TO &c.
VI. BOA SBasAH, Gourier.Journsl Build
na, louisville, ky.. Or Y. j. CONNER.
FORD, 2O9 Broadway II. Y.
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h! aii, SouthTard con meets ut Charlo.,esv;I.
with Ches. s. Chic 4. h., East and West. 4,
Lynctburg, connects with Norfolk l. We,'
ern K. r., through Southwest Virgini. y
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis Little Re-; %
and Tcsas-snd at psnville with Richmond
Dsnvi}!e K. T.. to South end Southwest,
Express Southwsrd connects st ChsrIoa,.
ville ~ al points on Ohes. s. Ohio K. l., .nI
81 Hanvi!le for oil POINTS South. East and Sou,S
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave -,
nIendris daily, except Sunday, 8 % g. n. and
II IS n IL, and returning arrive at Alexandra
II ~ y 10 snc 20 p. n.
For MANASSAS LINE leave Wsshing,o,
III a. n. and Alezsndris 7 t5 a. NJ, dsiIv
except Sunday, arrive u. Strasburg at Il Is pm
connecting WITT the Valley Road Ess, srl
Wesl, Leave S.lsshurs 50 p. M, arriving Il
Alexandria IL s IS p. II.
MIXED Train FOR MANASSAS nv.
lSION leaves Alexandria duly, except Suo.
day, at CU ,. m, arriving st SIrashu.y 6, G.
~ m, and returning leaves StrsEhurs a. q
=. IA. striving in Alexandra at 2 sc pm.
For h!ddteburg, daily connection ST Plai,t
station.
FOR Uppetvil1e, regular connection S! Del..
For WAKSgNTOE, leave washington ,
II g. Il. daily and II o. Il. N. daily, e1cep
Study.
Passengers can leave Wsrrentor at S25.n
and take mixed tnia at Junction and reach
AieIaHorla a. " III y Or, IN time t. make! A. L
r. train At ~ 5 n for Washington, Baltimore
and sew YORK.
All trains make good connections, at Vast.
| ing.cn, TO snd from orth and West.
New Orleans sleeper leaves Washington n,
I g +. M. running through without chsrst
Past train wi h Marks adjustable Reciplba
! Chsir ar attached runs through t. White I'll.
| phur SIlinss with, 1t change and from Wtls
| sulphur II bsitm 70 Without Change Thi: Is
| to tSstcs. train LeLweeh these poilts
Ppiimsn sleeping Cars between Washington
and AnSusta, Ca, without change, on luis
| p. m. train.
| Through tickets very low to me South snd
| Southwest.
| MERCER SI,SUGHTEK q IA
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Che ytesneFs CT this eo.npany make connec-
lions at kOrfosk 70: Boston. and sll points East
IT tIew York With all points West apd NORTH
Hsst, aid Ct Ala1rndris with Virginia Midland
.tAiir0ad and Washington md Ohio Railroad
Through rstes given ana freight hanG!ed care
fully and promptly. Fol further Information
apply 70 +. - REED, Agent,
Jsnaay's ~he-i.
WA TGoMrSON, President,
las = stteel,
sep 2T-tf W.ehinRton, D. Q.
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SsS;Isf;G isa@esRT&.
5&akiGY >PHIhtSS
~ ;'3RN q x HNAH CO., Va.
SAMUEL VI. MULiIE, Proprietor.


{EokE&Y, :,PhlNss >,o
~ 3HRNaE HnAH CO., IA.
SAMUEL NJ. MUklIN, Proprietor.
OPEN JUNE lUlh.
This lsfec snd delightful summer r5soft, stu
st"d siaUnr tie Il CuulaIus OF The Valley Of Vir-
gn!a, on!i ~ miles away from Baltimore aud
Ohio = Il. 1T MoLLt JScKson. from .lis point
passengers lesvo for The Springs, being conv Sy ed
ia elegant fars Wagone,te over splendid
nouhta'h read, arriving n Zinc Tor osrly tee.
E0Lnd ;r'p tickets issued by railrCsi cGm-
Esries. Send tor smplles
j (. iHANCELLCR. Res ply. myl7-lm
<yAPas SPRINGS AND Bath, (ALKA.
- LlsE I1TulA WArER) EAMP5tl .E
GGuI>i I, y EaI :IkGi4;tA Also CHI. y.
beete H' s.efs, irh in lror, end C flo VII -
ghur >p!inS IL the heix hoihood Upen Oh
Ju; @ 1t 10 ts ale n c,Cbar As tia compsny
Wi, justify. Urtqusle ~ any mineral waters
IL : IN rice for lit cure OF scjt Dyspepsia, kid
L"y &c Bladder troubles utpIi 10 niimenLS, govt,
Gi.ea-ts of tGp skla, cst-rfh sf5rtions rbeu.
mal!sm aid 'UHCtUnri hesrt troubles ITlS
= N uk FAILING sc LVEET OF CaI..
GU III. These waters have proved e great value
in mary ether dlsessas, but can be more conf
G"n%y fc'ed On IN lac above ramel tua ANY
y. hGr !:iEG..l spriut,- this country. / guar
& i.c IA cue if curanla BY mineral wuiers. The
bbths-hut. colo nnG saOWe!-Nre une1 called anY
wturC Tbs new Gid elegant sW mining pool Of
siAai!ae water. the ls'ges: III tbs United Ststes,
If not II the woG d. is espUti ly attractive.
81 20 ;afor or better pace for ladies or cni!d.
frn to earn Ia swim. Plenty to fill their Blom-
ncA anc mc1o JeiS to rest them on. Best mount
ain road, is ,rE,nle; one huAdred dollars to the
mi tx ;."id, upon gncir4 III, a,,r.LL. .Lu air
,.. l"is evaled regina is pure aud delicious.
Iri on bc.ag Iesfoi 20 al the cities norln IF Inc
rU!umsc Ihan any " .hu Virginia springs OF
| note uy III average OF : auad:ed sud Ely miies,
c!p,ns large patronage on hist score. For
pleasure or Meath tue lrsvoler need not 90
Iurihcr BosrG, by the rlunlh, Sl2 $40 and
sc according 10 lCcstion. Send Tor PAM. !els
ciect or cali on " 3. THOGPcUN, 7U3 18Th
st Washington, y. Q. for pamphlets sDu ws.er
Siaa muse, good ooatiGg, 1shlag and hunting
ii se;Scu good Ivory. w. 3. $ LE.
MylO-lm Proprietor.
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sf& NEW Yistkk .

Tsfss NEW Y1s6kA.
sT|.S. isHEs.s f. 4. &ss-Es az s9yvTas .tyEs..
GhsSssJsh
EVERY F%IDAY, at q d.; and returning,
las"s reI York. IRON pier ii, Ess. river, nV.
SIy SATURDAY, st O'Clock &. II.
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ri OF l 9 4
CEENGE OF TIME.

On AID after Monday, October 4th, the
boats of the POTOMAC FERHY co. will ruiz
ss follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA:
~ &c, s a0 8 60, 10 80 and II 20 4 M; and
LEAVE WAHRIN4TON:
80 50, S 90, 9 81, 10 80 and II 30 a. M, and
IL 81, 50. 30, 3 80, 81, so and 30 D. II.
On Sunday The first trip from each end will oe
Of g 80 q. u.
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