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New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

- foRK-L~i, hHdsn,sd' % Ss0 wn li g. Aaenrsi
CHIC yeLn ,9 g. Assy-Sulanon' ior monsy Gs'asna 90
sgaD-t Ia ,ot ss.D To the Defendant, 10 "AHD
eontTact herrby sunnuonef snd requ red 70 answer
g. IA "a ths .cfio5 wheh hed IN ne o1ee Of he
ne - corsty Ns~forh - the Cry a ~ IN tAe Gay
on fhsr.Ey the fhra day Of April 1850, snt 70
- ,sp, cf yoJr the said complaint 90 the sub
a. h,s erSce No IL " liam IL said city q
,sot, dsv, he sre Of this summons yOd. excl
.ive II III saek sud you a 70 lbs
"a eorr.iu within The aforesaid the plaintiffs In this
.t.n vii take judgment sEslst yeu for the Of
hundre AID siSy dollars with Interest thereon from The
teeu,h March thousand eE. handred and my
besiass 'ke c,s's Of the aefisn dated April 8 ia5e.
ID. COZZEks P.siDaeS Attorney No IL WAharD-st-
s22 lavevTk
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A d. Nyswis, Auctionser
DY BANGS BROTHER q, CO.-Trade-Saie

Il Rooms. No. - Plrk-
WFDNFSDAY AFTERNOON May II. 81 O'Clock.
CHOICE la +" LIBRARi-Beng ne entire private L.~
IbiaIv Of The Hon Campbell, late Judge Of the Su-
peoI composing complete sets Of the Common Law sud
Cbsloery BeJos Uiitd statFs AID state Laws Dise.s,
CO rest's, &c incl ndns complete set " the
Laws Of New York and compete st OF the Law L.!
bsrv which very Also variety OF and
valuable English Law BoOks-orurg very LARGE and well
selected ectionpoEL to the prcossion and the TRACE
Catalogues now ready.
TUESDAY MORNING, May 20 1885, ard continuing on the
following days.
PARCEL SALT-An uDTis sed collection Of ENGLISH
BOOKS, supeIby bound and sany illustrated forming the
most ye and valuable catalogue offered il ysss
together with large contribution from the American pubhers
Catalogues Ii ready.
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WI r. r'LLos, Au-tioneer.
4 SSIGSEENs SALE Of fIRNIrURE-B4ing

~ the stoct of re trstlsss Cabinet Furniture made
BY n our best Srr,way msTusr'rrers ~ cy
rsoe to be cold " IHOUT ANY RESERVE by or5er q
the A,,sn.e. ERIDAT NEXT a; 10 clock the W,r-
ROW. No eis Broeoway. nes' Hous'onst BY HOT GHrON
hFLlOR, Auc'cnetT al consists Of hsoG -
sortrreut PsTor pIinF-oo1 Library and Canhe- Fururs
OF the most spTrovd siyes excellent ousty, VIII
oHeT FIts. inducements % houkeepe,s every u. viii DO
Joey cold 10 the Lshes der cash deposit rsq1uc
hcu al pu-ebsEeT, The he closed without
delay. lie &C al the yanetie and
nay be examined By cJLoZe the nCraiDg Of sac Oo1s
JuieLased 70 of .he city b. packed for Sd ping
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Cfqal Notices.

IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
il ~ N. County OF NexYork notice hereby given al
rer~ons having claims against DAVID d. BRADFORD late
tie City Of New York deceased, 70 present me same
with tie voucher. thereof the subscribers the office Of
Hrsu Rsyror No 10 Bowery Ia TIE City OF on or
h4tor, tie 81 day November next-Da,ed New YORK tie
3oth day Of AIril, 1870.
MI isxsEIh MARY ANN LUCAS AdmlnlsZstrlT.
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RUSSELL w. WIsTcoTT, Auctioneer.
DFRFMPTORY AUCTION SALE of SPLEEN

i DID HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE, elegant Rosewood
Piano Pier Mantle Mirrors Velvet Carpets,
Rosewood Pior on Paintings, Works Of Art Horses,
Carriages &C. 81 No. I52 Wet 2ls;-st, OMORROW I'm.
d,yl Nav o. O'Clock prorely.-R w WESTCOFT viii
sail as above PsTo Dining and Chamber
Furtur. Of which elegantly furnished all male to
and condition. Sale
u weather oruos really and can be obtained 81 the
Office corner 4hst aud stsv PARLoRs-Elegaut Peri-
aid Rosewood PanoFote with al the modern improve
eus splendid Mantle and Pier Mirrors three costly Roe-
wood Psrlor Suites all made 30 order Of the beet
with rich Velvet aud Wilton Carpets; Rosewood NIT
Ftseere elegant Rosewood Secretary and BOOK
Ladys French Escroire Rosewood Aarbletop Center
Pier Tables; Turkish snd Reception Chsi 10 satin aaa
valuable collection OF on Paintings richly framed Bro
cdc and Curtains Guld bordered Shsdes Chandeers
ana Gas Fixtures. DIsnG-RooM and ChAmBtR frxNIrRl-
Rosew God Amours Velvet and Wilton Cspes elegant Rose
wood and mahogany BsdeAds 20 large puTs Hair Mattresses
kc Dressing Bureaus with marble tops Wsshstsd
and Coumodea ell made to match; rosewood suite IN nA
cloth Cheya Glasses French Toilet SETS, Library BOOKCASE
elegant Extension Table 10 feet Dining Room
CSirs Mirror Sideboard with large variety OF costly
Chns Ruby and Glassware Of oveIy description Dinner
SET 10 pieces: Tea do rich Silver Ware, ivory and pear
Cutlery mahogany Soiss and Tetea etes SPRING
,est and arm Chairs Rockers, ma unihen Musical Clock n
fns.h Olcloh velvet stair Carpet Hal Stands &C. with
the Kitchen Furniture Rance &C Aso Of o'clock pee
in front Of the house. magnificent es,ab shnentoTses C.r
se and Harness which will be exhibition N front OF 1ae
house from ~ TO ! o'clock.
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JosFYH hrCVYaV, Arctio1s~r.
4 NkIIAL SALE of secondhand CARPETS,

a 49, % 20 2h'-i5 VI sooUuun"nu
renoyir TO MORROW 'r-dsyl Msy O. a. Ococts N.
ITeois.y a. the Cerrn Ssiesro0ms corner Of "iolEipy
sid P'srs B-ookl,n, large ssao-tren', com sg
,bOuf rs Csrfets ever kind SPLENDID Velvet bfu's
TsJesuy 3Jy. Inr-a.D Sta CSrpes OIL C0'1f =; IA
Of them in excellent oder Also Of Dss KIN -
o'clock ?. Our customers wa tnd tAs Up
Of he Kind have ever h%c n
our rooms Catalogues the SaeEOoas on Thurd1y eTes
sf,e 6o'c
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate
Of te Couut7 Of Eew.York notice hereby To al
persous having claims sesi8st WILLIAM D. USDEhhlLL
late Of tie City Of Sewfork dscease 70 present the same
with youcners hereof the subscriber the Oce Of " ct
NOR Bovine No. 81 Wast-, IN the City Of NewYork on
before tie day OF September nsIE-Dsed, Newf0t
tie .lst c4y Of February, lS56 -
THOMAS VI. WIGHAA, r..r,or,
III lsyernTh JOHN NJ HOPKINS,
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Gle0itdl.
T1HE GREATEST MEDICAL DISCOVERY

,T,Up cpE ATTsgT MEDICAL DISCOVERY
4 -. .cEt
nv =, .,~,, M. 3,.covsr.s IN ons Of our com
WI Al-rNrDi oi aS -, go EVERY KIM n an
~ g , :, 80. o.. s3,,, 49,. "a a eoru,, P,~rs
r,on' 49," III 49, -, ~ LrnS,.d 40. .Id aeve- t.,se
, y, , ases 10Th thnndeI humoT lie has now IN hs
over Of iz value eli withix
tu epty ~ Hes OF Boston
Two bottles are warranted 70 cure nursing month
Ore to tire. bo,es viii cure de worst hind Of pimp on
ue f,cs
Two O. three bottles Will clear tie sys.em Of blsa
Two bottles Tho osnkss u the
uopi, aDi stomach
bottles warranted to the worst 81
sryspeiss.
One or bottles warranted 10 al hau,Of n the
eyes
Two bottles warranted 70 running Of de ears and
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FVcrsr b fKANxIr, Auononeer-By fR.NELiS Nish,t
TINO-MOkROW FRIDAY MORNING, at I0A

oc ock az the spacious sSlesrrors, No - Nss.s -
button -FNlTNSlNE SALE efNEW sod SECOND w
FURNITURE being TIE contents OF hrst oiAss fiVate
removed foT converter Of sale, c'ussHs OF bIusss
s-rv Ing ain other Cc-Te's frenchpsts MrTsSi
Bi u, Chamber kHTuiture; Han hss';eSso
Frfr p Of sure for merit sc Also EXTENSIVE assofeH
Of Csbiro; from OF the hrsAss IN
III tA civ a. q which viii be ralsed MAXI as s.1e
worthy 81 parties il want q srn!tre th CO.
70 led uvcu bsns beet stock ever offered II his Guy
,uhc Auction and comprises suites Of sold e4!vcc Toeeeo
\, ,hcrarV wAnat Paor furniture covered - tee N Isl
fpshics sbe French satin bro-Aee efoesce and sk ie
rsary Center Tables with ms'h tops sTd tc Hna
VA cy Tahes AChsrs aud Rockers Easy ChaiEs GOV
,h yeh fsurd De Lame Pie; Glasses and Oval Mirrors h
io Oh PAINTING Sofas Lounges, Chamber Furniture IN saie
- old oh a ensmeled with and without marble tof~
n,...;,r ard PLAIN Bureaus and Wsshs,aDs bestsst
,,sp.,on Tables E'sseres DTs~ns room tSsT, &C. sc
wthoy, reseINe
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IN PURSUANCE Of an order Of the Surrogate

the County SevYork notice hereb Eyen TO all per
having claims DANIEL WALTERS, late 81 tho
Cty Of deceased present. the with vouchers
tL,reof the rub-cTioers the Office Of r. PUt
LEN No POI Cnsabers-st in the City Of New fork o. o.
before d. .eyeuteenb dsy Nay Heh. Dated he~f'f
tAc fourteenth day VI No--rncer 1855 ,,,.,.,
SAMUEL z. PrL1zEN, Adninistrsoh
mis- l.vsrT T.. RACHEL WALTERS. Aininssfrstni-
New-York daily tribune. [volume] (New-York [N.Y.]) 1842-1866, 1856-05-08

IL AUCTION.-On TUESDAY, May 10 at 10 o'clock
will sell the preu in Dueh large lot OF valuable
BUSINESS and RESIDENCE LOTS, incuiius OF the
desirable properly yet offered.
Dunleitb u well known the grand North wes,arn
Terminus Of the C. X. r. and the northery Railroad
the Mississippi River The abroad opened
to Dur leith about July 1855 The population about
euO thousand. JORDAN 4 BRAND, Auc ionoers.
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professional Notice..
Men, f)ork Citp Dusiness pirsricrp.

VHE FOLLOWING LIST consists of Promi-
u nent Houses I'D escn line Of Business;
Berlin Wool, Embroidery silks Fringe Giups
Buttons Lsiies Dress Trimmings, Gold and sh'ef "c'e'
for Resaia& 49,,
KOtiLsAAT BROS Importer and JoSSers) No Joan-st
Advertising Agents.. >,.
>. ID
French Window and Picture Glass.
= d. fOILLON Co. Importer snd pesere)'''f
Crate and Fepder Makers. ,
VIM. II JACKSON, formerly W. n. Jackson soisI W.
e9l broadway, Gon above lsth-sI
Hardware, Crtlery, Edge Tools, &c.
fHOs DOUGLASS tAanufscsrTer aid bsaer NO I1s''sA
Importers and Dealers I'm Foreign and Domestic
Hardware. =, o, r,,on.,,
Iron Metals, &c . ..
BUNTING BEAN (Brokersl.. % " as
Iron Chests. Cedar and Camphor.W GOD If ci..
Boat and Oar Bayass.
Prom ~ always hand ltcrs decoans A.
lowe e aos- Who buy 70 sell sSa4n-Isohn'oi'L
Bun, NO. 80 sovtb-st.
lightning Rods. =.
A D. oCIABY SON seces 2 T. 27th-st and ~ Na'a ~
Lifhograpber. u,.
otN HAl w 49, ~ -'
Soap Manufacturers. ,.
nay BROTHERS. ~ snd u Aoasos 81
ship Bread and Crackers. -. .
HRAsTr'S TITTTs Co No ES w ashfnfSon g.
JOHN 4. WILSON (fOTnery Taylor "h-oh)'o aiI w.
Ntndow and Plate Glass (Freuch aud Enansh.,
~ HOPKINS BROTHERS, tluporten, No Oh o1eisI'@
additions LIT shouad b oronfnt 70 me
Once 8 NJ PETTESGILL 4 Co, No lls Ssssss@-
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Of The Cocnv Of sev.Yo-k notice hereby fysa o.,
rarors having claims 4sanst JOHN QsElL a. 80 % ~, ",
az York deceased present TIE ssIs a-a~sZ.v
thereof 10 lie .ubscrber his store NO - So dsy Of
il Tie CITY Of Yok 90 eos t.s az Of Dscsa
be 1855 fAO-@AN
a a. ~r~
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DECEIVERs SALEM. 7. Supreme Court
Ii IIFXANDFR DUNCAN aud others against TIN AS
ISOLATION FOR THE EXHIBITION OF THE INDUS
TRY OF ALL NATIONS-In pursuance CT and BY virtue Of
az order of this Court uade In the shove snuued acton eesr
Ing date the 18th dsy December 1884, will be sold oadef tbs
direction OF the uraered, Receiver &c at PGblc Auction
9IURSDAY the sd dsy Of MAY next at Il O'Clock nevn OF
that oay ell the aht title and interest Which ne s,i Inc
had on the 18Th day Of Deoomber 1884, at any uo there
after, of. In, and 20, , a.. M
n, building situate on Reservoir Square Ia the City Of Nss
York AID Known a. THE RISTAL PALACE" tor th-t
ID the Iron Fence surrounding the grounds upon which the
Crystal Palace erected and the Kped term tbs sase
theseef-Da,ed New Work. Arrii -, 1856.
JOHN II. WHITE, Receiver, &c, No - Nsesust
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H.. II LxIps A,etoo~-r-By w. " Lssne 90
nN THURSDAY, May {, at II o'clock "a 'front.'
~ Of opr Store, No 3 Esss.a-t, Ro"KAWAf "AoJN'
fvr koIss suitable for country ton bo,e. Ao'
psr Of BAy CARRIAGE EOks IS matched IS hands high,
-ysh ,c,d dfiv, FOUND Ane krpd esh Az 49,
Can toseiber ices than kar minutes. Cost Tso
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w : HELLog AuctioDesr-By HovoHToS MELLoE.
VIlIS DAY (Thursday) MAY :, at l0A o'clock,

w : HELLoE AuctiOnesr-By HorGHToN NrLLoE
THIS DAY (Thursday), May :, at lO4 o'clock,
AT Sse-Oon no lis Nassau aIse and psrenP'ory sac
81 arstcsss Cabinet FURNITURE. rosewood P.o Fortss
k FreIoh pse Pier sDd Oval hiTTo OF Psntas' French
a. Mantle sSrs Gle, and ctAcr rA Fancy Gsds CAB
; Furniture wr Of sr - FROM our best oiy nAnu
% s,.,. r;chv cayed rosewood psor Suites, eieS nty
.SxeS rosevood Secretary and tins Cabres Beanfs's,
Icrr.ses snd WN5robcs rosewood mahoesny wanut ana
oak pso, Chanber Dining sd ihiay fHrni'ur o. tae
h~t s,les and designs surefiof Extension puns Tsooe
Is tect Lrs rosewood, mshogs2y aid wAnu' rum
gte 70 ,ch xih marble tops and Psin se o. neMS ena
go Chsmbsr suites 90 msoA T'cay esTyee ~
relc. = i.s sofa Beisfcsds, LouDses o'A4e 80
Per,rT Chnis Cent per snd side Tables NC 40, Al
voice cf iieh China Tes Sets NGses Lamps ~ - 10.
t-y r,errhA others iaVtec = c1snn' 'no soN
rr.yious 20 sale Also Il oceck preclseay se'eN nj
cr.S Piano Kortes. sul'y ws-rAnted Also t~r's 04D-
Pt,rs nv ersel artists IN oval and square OF amen e
trance Catsloguts the morning OF sale
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DOSTTlVE SALE of VALUABLE NORTH
4 RIVER WATER LOTS and WATER RIGHT.-The M
will .el pubc auction a. the Merchants
On TUESDAY the h Instant, OF IL oc ek the following Dc
ed valuable entire block Of land aud land under water com
,pr rs Lots on the ih and 18th aid IS Lots on sd snd
with the sppuTteDant water right Of docksse &c IN
fnt La been granted by the Corporation ~ the CITY
NewYok 60 pei cont Of the purchase money may remain on
mortgage til Isl May 1850 al per cent interest payable sen
nusy For further particulars specis Advertisement IN
Jo,rpal Of Commerce Pos' ard Commercial Acvortser
1900 ADRIAN Ii. MULLER, Auc'ioueer, NO. 50 SAl-st
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x. 4. CH1L1O\, Auctoneer
HOTEL FURNITURE at AUCIION.-COLE
Il u / Chiffon will sell suction, at 10 O'Clock,
FRIDAY May 81 the Hotel and Restaurant Nos 10 and y
Fuont the entire balance of FURNITURE, consisting In
pert q the following 10 OIL Paintings Tone very large and
vauabe) 100 yards of Oiclos . small Looking Gssses .
Dining Tables 20 CsneSest Chairs Steam Tables Boilers;
also Blankets Sheets, Kitchen Utensils, Crocsery, Silver
Plated Ware Catalogues TO be had The premises
Frioay morning Of az No. As ksszaust
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paper 6ansines, Sc.
Bourtn fano nodrranis.

DOIrNTY LAND-WARRANT OFFICE, No. 60
bW,I.t NsS-York. Ths highest market Pr'ee pad fof
LAND WAN RANTS ard a NsItsnts sod es ne 40 - "a
uittaneea - 4. sos;.-. and o<hers entitled a
Land Warrants procured iof S.s''''' '-N ''"'''
Bounty bsIi@s' '''N 'F' 7 J. COLEMAN No. s. WLl~t-
IND WARRANTS Bought at the highest cash
80 ,r5 cl,,fns for BOUNTY LAND rENS,vNS &c.
promptly stteIied 70. oholeDE o -------
LAND RANTS Van H.
- Tailor oA'S No Is Nslst New fsrk
We VII .urrly oriers prouptiy W.rrats ~ -
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DEMOVAL.-HENRY II. LEEDS & Co.,

Ii Aucoeers formerly No 81 ST. have removed 60 the
store No doors above tser s ioa'
to. he,v Pine and Cedar sta
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pai1ts, Oils, Glass, Ct.
IN EO D SRD KEROSENE OIL.
. not EXPLOSIVE
SECURED BY PArEyrs.

IMPORTANT TO HEADS OF DEPARTMENTS, rRUs-
IEss OF HOSPITALS AsTLUMs PRISJNs,
SCHOOLS, COLLEGES, CHURCHES, RAILROAO
COMPASlfs FACTOP'Ti, SHIP OWNERS, SHIP
SUPPLY MEN, OuSGhS OF CCUN try REsr-
DEHCEs PRoPRIFTORs OF WATERING PLACES
AND HOTEL KEEPERS.
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rvyVE SARATOGA SPRINGS WATER-CUKE

he.n A successful operation for four years iho sI
AT this place for ehoctDs uusHpasSe~
a.ns,y, Fer circulars sddress 1e Physacfsns ar, rou
- e"u'"'' prn BkpO6rHA md HAhILTOs'
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BARNARD COPPER COMPANY.-The An
ID lua Meeting Stockholders Of this Company for the
election Of for the ensuing year will bs held At No Is
Broadgay Oh TUESDAY, 18th May, AZ IL o'clock noon
ED WARD NJ JOHNSON Secretary.
I ludlow PATTON d Co., Stock and EK-
i change BROKERS' No 10 wi liam (s)cond hoOr)
kew-Nork. LODLOW fAiION,
A. b. HUTCHINSON.
and Bopds bourht sod Loans and
Bus.e,. P.rer negotiated Interest allowed Deposits.
Div blends and Interest Warrants collected and RENTED
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uDdier-Gnrt.

DR. f. J: LOEWENTHALs WA 49, ..ec.ssi.
Bsrsen Height Hudson County Ne" Va,
-, 'I;otok and Jersey City IN fe uii9tes " '-e
-. La. npnlY % No. I Hanover 81 Nes.1 oIl
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The following is Speaker Bsnkss k{ier in reply ~
an invitation 10 attend the Art-Nebrsks dsDonstFs'
ton at the Tabernacle:
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-09
MOVEMENTS OF OCEAN STEAMERS
The Overland n ails to India and China

We have often been asked for information In re-
gard TO the departure Of the Malls from ENGLAND
70 China The following may be interesting Z,
those who have nespondencs with the East:
The mails leave SOUTHAMPTON en- the ath ano
10Th Of each mouth, and arrive at Gibraltar about
The eth and 18th Of same month arrives at Malta
about the 18th and 20th Of same month arrives at
Alexandria about the 18th Of same and 4th Of fol-
lowing month.
Leaves suez about the 28th or 2lst Of same and
otn or sth OF following month arrives at Alden
ABOUT the 18th or 18th Of same and 10th or 18th of
following month
Leaves Alden about the 18th or 9th Of same and
Gsy o. atnVal for Bombay, and I1th to 13sh for
tnaian Navy steamer arrives AZ Bombav about
inc % 70 otn and 18th TO 21st Of following month
r. ana U. steamer arrives al Peint AZ Gale
absut the 9th or 9TH and Pad 70 I'D OF seIIouuino
month leaves Point de Gale for Pulo Penan6
ths same day, II the steamer has already ayrtvsS
which takes the mail on arrives at Pulo Prnana
about the 18th or 18th and 23th and 18th OF foil
ing month arrives at Singapore about the la,h
or 18th and 3lst LIST Of following month; leave
Bnga pore about II hours after arrival; arrives
Hong konG about the 22d or oath and eth or 10Th
Of following month; leaves next dayfor Shanghai
Two mails leave Bngland-one en- the eth and
26th o. each asnth-via Asrseilles, and arrive al
Alexandra about the same time as the Southamp.
on mail.
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EVENING STAR.
RINGS AND SEALS.

$50" said the angry weeping maid.
The charm fs broken once betrayed,i
oh, never can my heart RELY
On word or look, on oath or sigh.
Take back the gifts, so sweetlv given,
With promised faith and vows to heaven
That little ring, which, night and morn,
With welded truth my hand hath worn;
That seal, which OF, in moments blest,
Thou hast upon my lip imprest,
And sworn Its dewy spring should be
A fountain sealed for only thee,
Take, take them back, the gift and vow,
All sullied, lost, and hateful, now"
took the ring-the seal took,
While oh her every tear and look
were such rs angels lock and shed,
w men man is by the world misled
IDENTITY whispered, "Fanny, dear,
Not half thy lovers gifts are here;
Say, where are all the seals he gave
TO every ringlet's jetty wave,
And where Is every one he printed
Upon that lip, so ruby tinted
Seals Of the purest gems Of bliss,
Oh richer, softer, far than this.
And then the ring-my love, recall
How MANY rings, delicious all.
His rms around that neck hath twisted,
Twining warmer far than this did,
Where are they all so sweet, so many
oh dearest, give back all, II any!n
While thus / murmur'd, trembling too
Lest all the nymph had vow'd was true,
/ saw a smile relenting rise
mid the moist azure Of her ewes,
Like daylight DER a sea Of blue
While yet the air Is dim with dew,
She let her cheek repose on mine,
She let my arms around her twiue--
Oh who can tell the bliss one feels
In thus exchanging rings and seals!
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By RAILROAD DIRECT TO TIE IVES.
- ~ 81

IsHS betsoeoR Washington and Wheeitng
Dat III hours!
Running Time between Washington and
Cincinnati 81 hours
fHRoUeH TICKETS AND BAGGAGE cHRcxs TO BIZ
HAD IN WARRINGTON.
TIVE BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIL
Road having greatly improved its Western
connections, now Offers the fullest inducements to
Irave lers between WASHINGTON, BALTI.
MORE, and all portions Of the WEST NORTH.
WEST, and the SOUTHWEST
The onne tion between the Trains from Wash.
more Is always promoty made at the Washington
Junction lately ca ed the Relay Housed mi es
from Baltimore This is the only change Of cars
required between Washington and the Ohio river
washington Station, and rechecked and trans
ferred there with the rassengers) without charge
Tor those holding Through Tickets for oints Be.
yond The onne ting trains leave Washington
AtBENWOOD, 4 miles from Wheeling, di,cd
eonnet ton Is made with the trains Of CENTRAL
n a a., 10000 ,h.d running from Belair, on
Newark, TO COLUMBUS. These trains connect
at Newark with the cars Of the Newark, Mansfield
and sendusky Railroad for sandusky, Toledo,
Detroit, Chicago, It. Louis, etc.
COLUMBUS the @ o. Railroad trnina con.
meet with the fast trains Of the Little Miami Rail
road to xenia, Cincinnati, Louisville, etc. At
nC1<lh (uu Lltle miami Hallf0ad) r0nn6c ton is
iormed with the trains through Dayton, to Indian.
apoiis, rere Haute, Lafayette, Chicsgo. Rock
Island, IT Louis, Carlo, etc
III Passengers holding Through Tickets for
Memphis, pleksburg, Matches, No,o Orleans. etc :.
which are also sold at Washington-are trsns.
Tered at Gin rinnati, to the Mai Steamers on the
Ohio. Tickets for Evansville, Carlo, and ~
Louis are sold by the river route
W For CLEvELAND, ard via Cleve and to
10 edo, Detroit, Chi"ago, etc =, tickets are sold
when the Ohio is navlgab!e between Vince inc
and Wellsviile forty miles, where a Connection
made. Is
Travei'rs are requested to notice that while TIL,
Is the only route afording Through Tickets and
Checks In Washington, II 10 also the shortest
most speedy, and dire TO near v al the ieadine
Joints In the great West. The distance from
about lo0 miles shorter than by any other route!
FARE, BY THROUGH TICKET, FROM
w ssHtNGTOv TO Wheeling, 20 So. Conn.
bus, lib IS Dayton, SIS SO; Cincinnati. ai8 0o.
Louisville by raj road, $ls IS, BY steamer from
Cincinnati, SIS 90; Indiana OILS, sl7 SO; Cieve.
Chicago, geo IS and sic so; It Louis, sas SO anu
&25i Mem lhis, &26; New Dreams, sal, etc A'
III FOR FREDERICK AND HAMPERS
FERRY, MARTINSBURG. CUMBERI,ANn
BERKLEY SPRINGS, BEDFORDsPRINSS
PIEDMONT, OAKLAND, and FAIRMONT
u p. m. For the minor way stations betweer
Baltimore and Wheeling, take a. m. train from
Washington.
III For trains to and from Baltimore, Amman
oils, etc see special advertisements
W Fer further Information, Through Tickets
az washington Station.
s WIN. 8. wOoDsIDE,
mb, A.. Master Of Transportation,
IL b. d o. Railroad, Baltimore
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1856-08-09
FOR HARPER'S FERRY,
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THROUGH IN TWELVE HOURS!
VENBE NEW AND SPLENDID PACKET
Il BOAT ARGO, Capt. CHAs. H. MERRILL,
viii commence making Regular Traps between
GEORGETOWN and the above Point, on nj on
day, March 9th, 1885,
The BoatwiI leave the wharf Of w. II. & II. 8
Ritter, Georgetown, ID. e., every Monday, Wed
nesday, and Friday morning, at O'Clock
Returning, she will leave Harper's Ferry every
Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday morning, at
O'Clock.
Through Tickets, 83.25.
To LssS6srg 81 ON, tHclnding tis Stage Erom
EdUdYds' Fury
Families intending to visitthe Virginia Springs
the coming season will find this by far the most
safe, pleasant, and cheapest route to Berkeley
Capon, Shanondale, White Sulphur and Warren.
Meals served on board at moderate rates
A coach will always be In readiness in George
town to convey passengers to and from the Boat
For further particulars inquire at the store OF
w. HI II G. RITTER, Georgetown, and g.
w. CUTsHAW, Harper's Ferry, Va.
mar 1S-u