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y If a shirt bosom, or any other article
has been scorched in ironing, lay 1t where
a bright sun will fall directly on it; it will
take 1t entirely out. Tie lump of wax in
a cloth and keep it tor that purpose; when
the irons are hot, rub them with the wax
rag, then scour with paper or rag sprink
ed with salt. |...
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

Emigrants and travellers will and In Ayers
ssrsaparilla an etiectual cure for the, erup.
tons, boils, pimples, eczema, etc, that break
out on the skin--the effects Of disorder In the
blood caused sea-diet and life on board
ship. 1t is the best medicine for everyone Ia
the spring.
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10 CONNUMPTIXES.

The advertiser having been permanently cured OF
that dread disease, Consumption. by simple remedy
anxious to make known to his fellowsuherers the
means of To all who desire II he will send copy
OF the prescription use free Of charge3 with the d.
rections for preparing and using the sam, which they
viii find a sure Cure for Coughs, Colds, Con-
sum ,tion. a sthma, Bronchitis, &c.
Parties wishing the prescription will III ase address,
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ERRORS OF YOUTH.

a GENTLEMAN ~ho suffered for yeai s'fruni NERE.
effects OF yonjhia indiScretiOu will fsr thc sake O.
suffering humanity, send -ee 10 AL who ncc Il the
which he Currd sufferers Wishing o. prodt nv IN
advertisers experience Gao acSo hy sfirrSsins h rsr
n,Ct con atrRce
Sr<ss,y i"HN r nGnEN. ~ Cesisr st. New le-S
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Too rasSldlOus.

Some would-be Byrons hook on with disgust
At the rhymes OF Eclectrc Oil ''poet;" Gao
Butiwe have the best articles known to the
= world, .-t.,, al. t..l.,h t...
And intend that all persons shalt know it.
1t cures cough, colds, asthma ard catarrh,
Bronchitis and complaints OF that kind;
1t does not cost much, though rheumstics 1t
@ cures. ~ lggaOt G.aF on t'tD '.
lis the best Oil in the world you can find.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

Do not buy cheap medicine on the score OF
economy. The best are none too good for
the sick, and are the cheapest. Such are the
Cherry Pectoral, the Sarsaparilia, and other
standard remedies Of DR.. J. G. Aver & Co.
They are worth all they cost and should be
in every house.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

Farmers and others desiring q genteel, lu.
crativc agency business, by which IS to go
day can be earned, send address at once, on
postal, to II. c. WILKINSON & Co, 1875 aud
1877 Fulton St, New York.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17
A DEAD SHOT.

The usual Chicago homicide on last
Lords day had this important variation
that it resulted IN the death Of the right
man. Augustus Gerhardi Is Guie, inof-
fenslve. German citizen, an old soldier,
about 30 years of age. In his way home
on Sunday evening, on Huron street, near
Milwaukee avenue, he was followed by
one Kerzenski, alias McClosky, a typical
bohemian rough, young, quarrelsome and
always ready TO use the knife or pistol
Gerhardl paid little attention to the man
until he rushed up behind him and dealt
him fearful blow with sandbag on the
back of the head. Geshardi came TO his
knees but was not wholly stunned. and on
rising up the rough began to shoot at him.
On this Gerhardi drew a pistol and by a
well directed shot sent bullet crushing
through Kerenski's brain and LAID him
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Life'a n (Onuudruu n,

When judciously used BURDocK BLooI
BITrERs are in themselves a remedy for all
the evils arising from impurities OF the blood
and never fail to make the patients long
lived and happy. Price s1.00. ~s'.'.
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

Col. Polk the defaultlng State Treasurer
of Tennessee, has had anything but hap
by life since he started to run away HIS
adventures III. Texas were very exciting,
but they came TO a somewhat ridiculous
conclusion when the fugitive State Treas
urer was found by Sheriff wandering
helplessly in thicket, torn with briers,
aud weakened by fatigue and suffering
Now that he Is In Jail. he Is tornen,ed
with rheumatism ana neuralgia. Ifevery.
body who ventures into the path Of trans.
erosion found 1t ~ thorny a. it has proved
in this case, there would not be 80 many
defaulters.
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NOW COMRs THE FREE LIST. 30
In fear the farmer, looking atthis long llai
OF exhorbitant taxes he 10 required 70 pay,
should utterly lose heart, Mr. Moore offers
for his comfort the statement that the
House tariff bill allows him to buy the
following articles free Of duty Altar OF
roses. oil of ambergis, oil of bergamot
oil of juniper, oil OF orange, oil of neroil,
in fact, all essential oils for the use of the
farmers perfumery. There Will also be
free of duty nutmegs, cinnamon, pepper,
plmen,o, cardamoms, IN fact all spices un
ground. Last and not least, arrowroot
Champagne also will only pay 4sl@5 per
cent. as against 1902 per cent. on castor OIL,
and so per cent. on. window glass "But
then," adds Mr.. Moore, "the farmer in this
free country is quite as much at liberty to
drink cheap taxed champaign and use free
altar OF roses as any bloated millionaire"
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Ben Butler is at last happy See what per.
severance will do. He never grumbled AZ
defeat, but each time he was more deter
mined TO win. The proprletors OF Coles
Carbolisalve have won success and 1t is now
the greatest skin remedy known. II VIII
and is the best remedy for piles ever discov-
cred.
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4. r. Clarke, Clifford, H., says: Browns
Iron Bitters cured me OF dyspepsia, dyspeptic
collie and belching spells.'
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Julius Sewogel, $40 Rebecca street. Chlca
go, H., says: browns Iron Bitters re-
stored my strength when suffering from
weakness
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ness, Imptrncy,
Abuse, rs Mental
Anxiety, Loss Of
Memory. Pains
in Rack er side,
ard diseases thai
lead uuConsump-
ton. Insanity 4
an early grsys.
The Specific Me
diclRe Is being
used with won
.larfvl .t,asgaa
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Halls Caiarrh Cure is taken internally It
acts directly upon the blood aud the mucous
surfaces OF the system. price 75c For sale
by all druggists. ta)
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

An exchange says: MANS average lfe Is
80 years" Dr. Bulls Cough Syrup Will al
WAYS live
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full particulars PriceSpechc, $ito per package.
six packages for s. Address all orders TO
"a 4. Y. GRfGGS. OTTAWA. III.
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TARIFY RIVIDION

Both houses Of congress have been en-
gagged, for the past three weeks, IN what 10
outsiders may look like IN homes. effort to
revise and reduce the present tariff, 80 AZ
to ease up the tax burden upon the people
and bring down the revenue to the &C.
tual needs OF an honest and economical
administration Of the government But
what the two houses ore actually doing in
the way Of tariff revision" is to give the
country higher duties on the common
necessaries of life and heavier burden of
taxation IN tho face of . large surplus rev
enue. Mr.. I. 8. Moore, one of the shrewd
est business men Of New York and known
As the "Parsee Merchant" illustrates the
tariff bills now likely to pass congress in
this way:
Az you approach q farmhouse you see .
fence. II this fence 10 made Of sawed lum.
Der the House bill levles on that . totally
unnecessary duty of 20 per cent; If it IS
made Of wire the House bill exacts tax
Of from 30 to 80 per cent. II he uses
barbed-wire, even Mr.. Moore does not for
the present undertake to say how much
more the farmer must pay.
THE KITCHEN.
Next comes the farmers kitchen, with the
following schedule OF duties on the differ.
ent articles:
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out He FASTENED tn the police headquar'
ters and made known what bad been done,
without knowing, however. that his shot
was fatal or who his victim was; and whe.
both became known, he was heartily com.
meuded for having done good job,
ABOUT A WOMAN.
At jacksonville. Ill.,, on Monday, Joha
Stewart, a colored barber, was fatally shot
by Wash Cooper, plastercr, also colored'
They met on the public square, and alters
few words about Stewards wife, who had
deserted him, Cooper drew bead on
Stewart with his squirrel rifle and inflicted
wound from which his victim died within
an hour. The m urderer be.ook himself to
the city prison AZ once. Isl
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

mr.. II. W. WEBS, (Deutcher, ooctor.) late
~ Physician and Surgeon TO the 81 Louis Female
HOsipta Office over Steiels Clothing Store corner OF
Main and La Sale streets. Residence on south bluff.
VI Mrs Renz's = apps
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

> Counselor al Law. win practice In the courts OF
Il Sale and adjoining counties ONCE. west ol court
House, ottawa, Ill. ho'''
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17

The Chief of the Bureau Of Statistics OF
the United States Treasury Department, In
a report just made public, shows that there
was very gratifying increase in our ex.
port trade during the last half OF the year
1882, exceeding in value that of the CORES
pending six months of 1881 BY ST., 4S4,-
$50. The value of the exports of December
amounted to S02 $3.50, 433, or very nearly
$3,OOOOO0 a day. With only one ex.
ception, this amount has never been ex.
ceeded 10 any one mcnth IN the history OF
the country.
During the month of October, Noyem her
and Decembe there was an access of ex-
ports over imports, while during the pre-.
ceding seven months the imports exceeds
the exports. At the same time 1t 10 noted
tina, the volume of our imports Is increas
ing from year to year, their value for the
six months ending December 81, 1882, he.
ing $2S, 2O1571 greater than during the
corresponding six months OF 1881.
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~ ~ .v~ayroHa o.. r. CHAPMAN.
RMs5'TRONCl Sc CHAfMA ~ Attor'
"A news and Counseors at Law, Ottawa, Ill. NJ n.
Armstrong Notary Public Office In Gedncy's BLOCK
Ottawa. Juho' "
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zone Of tho most reliable and pleasant ad-
vertislng agencies that we have ever had any
dealiHYs with Il the firm OF GRo. z. HOWELL
& Co., No. III Spruce street, New York. we
have never had any trouble In closing con-
tracts with these gentlemen, and We have
yet to ask them the second time for money
Those OF our readers who would like to ad-
yertise through an agent caa ind no more
responsible nrm than GEO. p. RowELL Il Co.
This 10 no paid for notice, but 10 a grstuitous,
unssked for expression of our opinion, he
cause we think they deserve 1.-THE lsh-
maelite and Times and Planter, Sparta, Ga,
Jsn. 3, 1883.
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r w, BREWER, Attorney and Counselor at
IL. Law. and Notary Public. Rooms No. II: ~ ana
IS, Opera House Block. Ottawa, Ill. JAMS"
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nAvID A, COON, Attorney OF Law. ONCE
iiIlnois dec23
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VIZ EUSHN IL, Attorney 1t Law, Ottawa,
W. H. VIII practice N any Of ne cours n IN tas
ces carefully made and abstracts prepared with care.
&c Notary public Office west Of Court House. janl, ~
The Ottawa free trader. [volume] (Ottawa, Ill.) 1843-1916, 1883-02-17
p n Y 8 DIAN 8 I.
DR. ALCINDA AUTEN. Office over
~ Hoxie's store. La Sale st., Ottawa, Ill. 1un1I-im'

mr.. q. MILLER, the well known Ocuiist
~ and Aurist. Office on Main street. first door west
of Rose gun shop aprS-3mos'
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THE PARLOR.
Then comes the farmers parlOr, on
whose contents he pays duties as follows,
tho amount of the duties being added by
the home manufacturer:
Per cent.
Carpet, II mado Of druggets. IA
Carpet, II made Of Tapestry. .6S
Furniture. IS
Window curtains. As
Looking glass. from IS to 60
Ornaments OF kr!cknacks .........35
p... CLOTHING, ETC.
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ID II. LINCOLN, Attorney at Law. Once
ID. over No 70 La Sale street, west side ~ the
Court House Ottawa Ill juyS'75
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nR. j. $. RYBURN, Ottawa, III. Office
night ianl2'75
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rnwINs LELAND HIRAM r. GILBERT.
FILA MD a. 1IIIBERr, Attorneys at
IL Law. Once IL Opera House Block Ottawa Ill
IunlA70
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II H. BULL, Attorney at Law once over
IL. CITY Drug Store northwest corner OF In sale AND
Madison streets, Ottawa, III. maya0
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n McDOUGALI4, Attorney ct Law, Ottawa,
u. III. ONCE In Gedneys Block. dec2Vs
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~ a. SNOW, Attorney and Counselor at Law
IT, Will practice In the courts OF La Sale and ed0in'
ine counties Office. Rooms and 6Armory BLOCK
Ottawa, Ill.
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mr.. VIM. SHEPPARD, Member Of the
FeitoW 81 he Iondoa tetetn u Eeiics AsSccistion
alspI yeteHnsfy Editor DuHlD $pflss Of Ne Turf
cad corsited ~ hia oiiices en- street half
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HKyHY MAYO JOHN II. wIDAER.
MAYO &c wIDNIER, Attorney AZ Law
M Office In Nsttiagers Block, corner OF . : ALE
and Main streets front room stairs, Ottawa. Ill.
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THE NEW YORK STOCKMARK.r
1fefoll0w1ng are the opening and closing prices
tithe New York Stock Market to-day, as reported
ty special wire to 81 IL Dodge, $50 18th street.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.
TTNHOS, ]. FISHER CO.,
Real Estate Auctioneera

l. Real Estate AuctioneerA
UNIMPRovED PROPERTY AT AUCTION.
Under and by virtue of decree of the supremeaRA
Cause No. Z. 7t7. wherein Temple ct al. are com-S
dna T a. at .pe the
following described real estate at the times and places
ON THURSDAY, MAY THIRD. at FOUR AND
Hale O'CLOCK r NJ, ON the premises, Lot No. 4.
,-1MMED1ATELY AFTER. on tn. premises. Lot No.
fMMEDf IA AFTER. on the premises Lot 70 in
g Fl ST. iG9ta SCI s5ss.
O'CLOCK P. NJ. on the premises, Lot in SO. No lOlL
on E hs Lot
81 li s. os the Eass esPes
Il. In square Nc; lOea On East Capitol aud north
fstEffn ls ri 1sa ST. he s p;sm.se.
tsss and P 1 a. fronting 40 feet on 18th
INN IA Ias the
saTSR aa y MAX AYE r1FrH at Fegg ocL9 PSI
fSs lot 2 SQUARE 49, Lot sqGs,e sos
e. a and south e Of Si
square aaasfe s Ill Lot square, S Ss
Lots and 7, square east OF 664:
Of south Of and
Of the money in n and the in
lively with interest at the rate of six go per per
annum from day of sale. to be secured by approved
notes. with reserved on the property Sold or the
purchaser shall have the option OF paying all the pur
chase money in cash. A money deposit shall be re
quired each of the said pieces of property sold the
amount whereof will be announced on day Of SALE
Upon default Of purchaser in comply ing wi tn terms
Of sales within ten 90 DAYS the property which
default has been made may be resold at the risk and
notice in the Evening Star newspaper, Conveyancing
shall be at the cost of the purchasers.
CHAS. ID. FOWLER. Trustee
Webster Law Building, sos d st. northwest.
THOS. j. FISHER CO.. Anctioneers. apt &, t, th&ds
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apps d&ds
THOMAS BOWLING, Aucuoneer.

Of SHoR HOUSE FEATE
SIDE Of HIGH ST EFT. Ex rs FL Ed, h ASp
oo BsPkvAToR Rye ak k2AR 30 The NE" NAVAL
District Of Columbia. passed the seventh day of
June: A. D. 1882. in . cause pending In said court
DAY. THE NINTH DAY OF Ny, A. D. 1883. at
FIVE O'CLOCK P; NJ, all those pieces of parcels
q ground lying and being in Georgetown, D c..
as lot numbered two hundred and ffty-seven (257J
and part Of lot numbered two hundred and ffty-six
t256) in Beatty and Hawkins addition to George
town, as contained within the following metes and
northwest corner OF said lot numbered 257, at a
point at the intersection of High street contln e and
theroad to the United States naval observatory, and
running thence In an easeriy direction along the south
south two hundred and forty feet west four
hundred and twenty three and half feet east
line Of said High street continued north two
hundred ana thirty five and onehah feet to the place
more or less, with the improvements thereon consist
ing OF two-story dwelling, slaughter house. and all
OUT. buildings necessary In the conduct of butcher
business.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree: One third
OF the purchase cash the balance in equal
INSTRUMENTS, SIX twelve and eighteen months from
day OF sale. with interest fer which the promlssory
notes OF purchaser will be taken, all cash at the
money is paid In full. All conveyancing at purchasers
cost deposit Of 5000 required at time OF eae If
are not complied with in days from the
cost OF defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL MADDOX
WILLIAM J: MILLER. Afu''S'
ap26, q. % y1,3.b780
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SECRETARY FoIarR REPLIES 10 Mr. MrRc,

ehtkbTAhf FoL9Ek REPLIES TO Mr. MCRCH-
Secretary Folger to-day addressed a letter to
Mr.. T. a. Murch, In regard to the pending inves-
tgation OF the charges against Supervising Arcni-
tect HILL OF which the following is a copy:
81 have the honor to acknowledge the receipt OF
your communication OF the frst Instant I'm which
der upon the committee Investigating affairs
In the Supervising Architects ONCE In the
treasury department One objection is
that his absence for ten or twelve DAYS
WIN delly the investigation that length OF time
90 not think that II need do that as the testimony
Wlil De taken BY stenographer The other two
members OF the committee can proceed in taking
the testimony, which can be read by Mr. Alexan-
oer on his return, with the same or nearly the
same ELECT as II he were present heard t deliv.
cred orally Another objection is that the Fifth Au-
ditor OF the Treasury is subordinate to Assistant
secretary French. That is an error. The
auditors OF this department are not subordinates
OF the assistant secretaries. They are subordi-
mates only Of the head OF the department.. In no
manner Is the nth auditors ONCE attached TO or
under the special control OF or subordinate TO
either assistant secretary.
"1nasmuch then as the reason OF your objection
Tails l think the objection must fail also
Shall continue Mr.. Alexander upon the commit.
Tee. His absence Is temporary, as I have before
suggested, and need not delay the Investigation.
The other two members or the committee can
start upon IL at once. 1 would respectfully ask
that you signify, as soon possible, when you
Will be ready to proceed" Very respectful yours,
lSXneuJ CHAS- j. FoTGER, Secretary.
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District Government Affair."
CHURCH PROPERTY EXEMPT, BUT PARSONAGE PROBE
TY SUBJECT TO TAXATION

Considerable interest has OF late been created BY
many as to the manner In which church property
is being disposed OF by the special assessment d.
vision In clearing up the books OF that Office. In
conversation with Mr.. w. O. Roome, in charge Of
this ONCE, he stated that the instructions under
which he has been working were the best ex-
pressed in paper given him bv Egneer Commls-
sOner Lydecker, under date OF December 9th last,
respecting q claim for exemption OF part OF lot
No. 2, square %, fronting l04 feet on Congress
street, georgetown, owned BY the Methodist Pro-
testant church there. The sum OF the matter is,
that parsonage property Is, under the law,
subject to taxation since the passage OF the act OF
June 20. 1874; and further, that unless the taxes
levied since that date were paid by October l, 1884,
1t Is also liable for all taxes assessed prior TO 1874
together with all penalties, C. attaching thereto
The parsonage and It's lot must be held liable for
It's assessments; that part OF the lot occupied by
the church and the church itself are exempt.
PERMITS 10 BUILD.
Building permits have been issued by Inspector
Entwisle as follows: W. u Ingessoll. repair brick
81s East Capitol street; $500 Il L Davidson, re-
pair frame 1916 New Jersey avenue: 500 E w.
D0nn repair brick store 1915 7th street northwest;
81 300 William Hutchinson, repair frame III 10th
street southeast; $50 Thomas Kelly, repair
frame rear OF go Cd street southeast David A.
Windsor, erect four three story and basement
dwellings,, 10th. between 9 and r streets north
west; $4,000
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Travellers .uidc,

PENNSYLVANIA RoAD:-For B,ltimore-a m,
$40, 500 tex.l $50 (~xD. 1880 trxD n m I'D
(ex-l 4:0 lex J. t:io, 20 30 INl so t'ND 10 40
lexl Boston-pm., i:3o; on sundsy. s:sa New
YORK and east-a.m., (eN.h $3.50 q. enl, 10 10
(Nl Pm. 80 txL 4:sO (cSl, 600 (sXl 1870
texl For Philadelpha-a-m.,e (cxl e:5a a. ext
1880 kex.) Pm, 80 tex.l. 40 oeIl. ESQ (eXS
1920 (ex) For Piusburg and wcst--a. n, ed
leS1 Pm, $50 Eek }, $50 cND For Rochester,
Erie, Nlagara-pm, ESQ Pope's cree6-a. m.
$40 Pm, 40. Richmond Ind south-anl, s so
IL N Pm.,6
b. 4 q. RR For Raltmore--a m, g. $50 texl.
s:i5 OK, 9, 10 (exD Pm. 1910, eco (eND p:S
!eNl $50 4,o. 6:4s ok, Z. 1850 (ex.l. n %
For New York and Phlladelphia-a.m., $40 (exl
Pm, {ex.l, $40 (exD For BoSton-a m nd
(ex.) Pm, $40 (ex) For Chicago Cincinnati
and 81 Louis-a.m.. 4:o5 OK. lo:l5 (ex.) Pm,
s:S (exl For Pittsburg-a.m., 10i5 texl Pm,
$40 (exl Detroit-p m, $40 (rN.) Valley OF vir-
ginia-a m, $40 (exD Point o! Rocks and way
m, $40 Pm. 4:45. 6aS