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By EMILY II. MILLER.


"whss are yor good for, my brave
Answer that question for me If you
You, With your fingers as white as /.
You, With your rinelets as bright q
the sun.
All the day long with your busy con-
Into : I'll Mischief and fun you are dri-
See II your wise little noddle can tell
What ySp are coed for-now ponder II
Over the carpet, the dear little feet
Came with . pstter, to climb on my
seat;
Two merry eyes, full Of frolic and
glee,
Under their lashss looked up unto
me;
Two Little hands, pressing soft on my
Drew me down close in . loving en-
Two resy lips gave the answer so
Good . love you, m.nms; good to
love you"
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~ss3reenr-Ssal Is sns uaturs,
drink for the FeniAns.
" Dous9fni sa,ass srs very an.
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/ - I'm hos4 = VI &C
west, 1873 feet from the
northeast corner OF said
square, thence south "a
feets inches, thence west
81 feet, thence north IA
feet s inches, then ce east
81 feet TO the beginning.
washington. Alexandria
and Georgetown Rail.
road Company........'
Worden, I. Annie M. ct al. =.
Paving footway, interest
from Oct z, 1865. .......
White, Ann. .........
Paving alley, interest
from May, Is, 1865.
Wilson, BENJAMIN b. 49,.
Beginning At the north.
east corner Of said
square. thence west on
u street south IS feet,
thence south III feet,
thence east25 feet, thence
north III feet TO begin.
ming. A fe
Ward, Oaseandra. .......
Being the south 20 feet
front by the depth Of the
lot.
Warren, Ellen. ......,.,.
Watson, Edward A. .....
Williams, Eliza r., and
otners ...................
Being the south a feet
front on Foul-and.a.
half street by the depth
OF IS feet. !,
Tax for sewer, on interest
from November 4, 1865,
3f0e 80.
Ward, Enoch. ......,...,,
Having a front Of 10 feet
6 inches adjoining the
west 10 feet 6 inches
Of said Loo BY the depth
thereof. -r,.s
Whitaker, Gilbert /. .......
Beginning on q street
north AZ feet, az in.
ches east Of the south.
west corner of said
square, and running
north 20 feet. then %
west u feet, thence north
IS feet 3 inches 70 Rhode
Island avenue. shsEce
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TO WHOM ASSESSED
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MY s.GOOD.FOR. NOTHING.-

April 10-1awliw.
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SCENE AT FUNERAL.-The burial of m an
named John Crane. who first murdered his
wife by beating in her head with n hammer and
then cutting her throat; and afterwards mis-
own. took place lately at cemetery situated
near Peel, Isle of Man. n o burial service being
read. The body, contained in an immense
coffin, was borne 20 the grave in a rude cart;
drawn by one hose, and accompanied by four
or five men. When the coffin was placed
near The grave n relative of he murdered
woman. carried away by his feelings az the
recollection OF her tragical fate, wrenched the
inscription plate. which bore SIMPLY the name
and age of the man, off the coffi and hurled. IT,
together with The hammer and razor with
which the crime had been committed, into the
grave.
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TEE WILL OF MApMAN.-An interesting
will case has just been decided at Holly
Spring. Miss, against the validity Of will
The testator, one Moo ueen, beQueathed his
estate 10 a niece and her four daughters, disin-
heriting his own daughters because tney
belong 10 the Methodist church. IL was testl.
heG that he declared he had heard, AZ his farm
in Marshal county, the guns Of Fort Moultrie,
Sumter, and Pensacola; that one of his negroes
run away before the war. and. returning was
received into favor on the express condition
that he should be hanged If he ran away again
and having run away again during the war,
the mailman, on recapturing. actually hanged
him The last act OF his life was the killing OF
peaeeable man in Choctaw county on a
faRcIed provocauon. The neighbors took
arms, hunted him like a wild beast and over
taking him IN Calhoun county, shot him down
IN the road. His Will has now very justly
been set ASIDE.
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ga gentleman writing from LAFAYETTE Ind .
10 friend in Boston. says: Il called The other
day upon bride in this vicinity, worth in her
own ricbt no. less than SSO.OUO. and found her
In all her sweet simplicity. barefooted in the
NOW, looking for eggs. s.Tnat Old hen" said
she. has been cluckIng round her for a week
i have got tventy-six eggs. and she Will have
10 spread herself, i bet your'
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EVENING STAR.

TRIoHIsE IN MUTToN.-The London cor
respondent Of the New York News says:-Ths
trichinR IN the mutton, This is the next thing.
a learned Italian savant has just made rs q
present Of tbs new pleasing fac. in memoir
10 ne Academy Of Sienna. Here is the precise
ME OF his pleasing paper: "Ofthe tricnlae ~
sneep attacked by the &C ueous cacbexy, ano OF
IFS analogies with the trichine in pork" MI
croseopIc worm, some grown up ana fnll OF
eggs, others small and twisted INTO spiIai
man has found in the lungs Of shee bred on the
Tuscan Maremma. But this was three or
four years ago, before the trichinH had come
10 attract such anxious attention. Since that
time he b as taken the trouble 10 examine the
muscular IRE Of his sheep: finds them all full
of oyoid bodies. CT a yellowish color, and IN
every way analogous 10 those found in the
swine attacked oy irIchinR. So that our chops
are going 10 be no safer than our rasheze
And, undoubtedly, powerful microscopes
Will find ovoid things In the beef, too, 10 say
nothing Of the rinoerpest. What, then, are
we 10 eatl .....
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@On Monday last, as Mrs. Martha Hewey
OF Great works, Me, was riding through
Orono with her husband and in FAINT child The
horse ran away. Mrs. Hewey, thinking her
only chance OF safety lay in jumping from the
wagon, took her child and leaped ont she
was so severely hurt that she died on Wednes.
day morning, but the child was uninlured
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AUCTION SALES.
Dye. W. BSTELER, Auctioneer,
ID Ne. $50 D street, between 10th and iii


TgRE AT AUCTION
On MONDAY MORNING, June 4, ct 10 o'clock,
Of 18th, the entire Effects Of q family declining
housekeeping, embracing in part
One superior Piano Forte, 81 octave made BIZ
Knabe, Cache h Co.
Brussels, Three ply, Ingram and Drpeget Carpets
Rosewood Parlor Suite. upholstered 10 Red Velvet,
consulting Of two Sofas, two Arm Chairs, and
Six Reception Chairs, large Mantle Vsses,
Walnut Sofas and Dfyans
Rosewood ktegere, with Mirror Back
Hand ome Damask and Lace Curtains
Hall Oil Cloth, Step Oar petines
very handeome Mahogany And Walnut Beasteads
Marble top Washstasds
Marble top Dressing Cabinets, fine W ardrobes
Superior Curlod Hair and other Mattresses
Bedding, ancy Chairs and Rockers
window Shades, Walnut CHAIRS. Engravings
Oak Cottage Sets, Walnut Extension Dining Table
Dining Chairs, Sideboard
China. Glass and Crockery Ware, Safe
Wheelbarrow, Refrigerator
Cock Stove, Cooking and u Kitchen ReaSisits;; &c.
m Esd lint. d Chrcn Auctioneer
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SRss..ss.ss, d AnssssaPsaHfssSE s.,s
3 IS.,s y TssAtFfBb1s S r'siS ss:h A;s
leaving her new Pier TO Light street Mhars 49, -
soiss, poasl. II Hi:. easssd ":
G:s;s dhsosSi1sa
rom De Issssrn shors q: HiII Leave lea M M:
for1b wharf every THunsH,A.hh Il. s .Scvs Ics.
pAxd ssesssssa 3 ssS rsisSt and
s::sS!Rs s:Iasoi: sEs :. :. Il fRID5k ~ s sPa
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Rf g. W. BOTELEB, Auctioneer
II $50 d street, between 10th and llth

by G. w. B0TELEB, Auctioneer
II $40 street, between 10th and 18th.
EXTENsIyE SALE 0F ROSEWOOD ruRNI
SSsS tnsSAsss5a slSH $Ss
THtEsPsA k a f66HkEEGGsssss june Ss; 9TH, a. IL
o'clock y shall sell, at the we'll known establish
between 18th and 18th streets an extensive coiiec
non Of housekeeping articles, consisting in part
u Marble top Rose wool Center Tables
Marble tep Rosewood D1tension Tables
sarge arsnSa plate pMirrors' with Marble Slabs
sdezsn Cane NE. se e OAR Dining Chairs
Silver, Plated Tureens. Coffee and Teapo,s
Sugsr Bowls, Cream Jugs Walters, Dishes
Large and Elegant Silver rlsled Water Cooler
2 French China Fruit and Cake Stands
White and Gilt French China SOM Tursens,
Dishes. Bonbqn Stands
Fine Gnt Class besanieE.. Goelet.. Wine. Punch,
ohsnpagne and Hook Glasses, Fruit, Pre-:
q ads saenv Copper Jelly MSllds
u 1aIes lGe, cream moulds, large size, male Of
seSeraa aa hundred small Waterloo Moulds, made Of
large quantity Of Tin Ice-cream MouIds and
very large and valuable assortment of Copper
able variety, sufficient for the largest first
Ivory handle Table Cutlery
Large and small Marble Counters
Costly Marble Case, with Plated Spigot and Ale
2Greep En.melea Doors. With heavy plate slas.
Coffee Heater and Copper Kettles
walnut Cigar Case and Bar Fixtures generally
One Spring Wagon
And many other articles of Furniture, &C., not
necessary TO name,
The nasnitude OF this sale. as well as the char.
acter OF the goods embr aced In it, renders IL pecu
arly attractive to hotel and restau rant and hotel
ally.
Catalogues can be obtained at the auction rooms
,eds can be ms pected.
Terms cash. C. W. BOTELER,
my sd Auctionsar
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RY GRIEN 4 WILLIAMS. Auctionesrs.

VALUABLE uNMPR0vED REAL ESTATE
on NORTH : STREET. BETWEEN DELLA
WARE AVENUE AND lST STREET EAST
AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
On Tuesday, the 5th day OF June next, at 6
No. 8, in Square No $50, which will be suhdivided
into fine Building Lots.
eih. Une sp In ccsn osianoe 10 81 and Twelve
All conveyancing and revenue stamps ct the cost
of the purchaser. Us down on each lot when
sold.
m I'D 0REEN WILLIAMS Auct,
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RY JAS. g. MCGUIRE 4 Co., Auctioneers
THREE-sTORY BRICK DWELLING HOUSE
AND ADJOINING LOT, IN VERY DE-
SIRABLE LOCATION
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, June 9th, at
6o'clock, on the premises. We shall SELL for &C.
count o. the heirs Of the late Joseph Elgar, the
west half OF Lot and ali Of TO- in Davidson sub
dlyl Ion Of Square 2iS, fronting together 81 feet
inches on the north side Of street north between
18th and lth streets west, running back ia feet to
q SHOOT paved alley, and partly improved by .
well built three story brick dwelling house. con-
tanning rooms, and Of which immediate posses.
si0n can be given.
The dwelling. with its front width of ground,
running through to the alley, and the adj min Z
lot will be sold separately; and Immediately after
the sale Of the above property. viii be sold the
Frame Tenement on the rear of the lots. to be re.
moved within reasonable time, at the pleasure Of
the purchaser Of the first named property.
This property 10 located on high ground, in
very popular part Of the city, adjoining the resi-
cences Of enator Sherman aud Secretary Stanton,
opposite Franklin Square, and offers An opportu.
nifty OF not frequent occurrence to pur ase resi-
dence in that vicinity the purchaser OF the house
having also chance TO buy side lot on which be
can erect aD addition, making double house. or
improve with shrubbery. as they may elect, and
also has the advantage of the sewer being con-
structed in street.
Terms: One third cash; residue in six and twelve
months, secured on the property. ConveyancinQ
at purchasers cost. The terms to be complied Will
In ten days from day of sale, tho property will
be resold ct cost of defaulting purchaser
my q ]. O. MCGUIRE 4 co., Aucu
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CT Is PER TON.
ENCOURAGE HONE COMPANIES

Il. IN: , Sre., Pan: Ice oonpeny are nov supplying
Sssit:S p AM s.dss D&a,s. ssd others viii b
der, Ieft q y Callan's 0nies' "a Louisiasa ~.
viii Be promptly allied.
gent for Company.
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ARGE SALE OF GOVERNMENT CORN.

CAtJ Qxd,trmdster's Oncs, Dsaot Of Washissson,l
~ Wdshfngton. ID. O., May 80, 1856 (
, There will be sold at Public Auction in and near
this city, under the direction Of Brevet Iieuten
ant Colonel G: Q. Lee. A. q. M on THURS
DAY, June Ia, 1866 about 20 QUO bushels of Corn in
SACKS. ~ the following named points:
At Sixth street Wharf. 10 600 bu Shells
At GIesboro Depot, 10 .00l bushels
The Grain will be sold in lets of SEQ bushels with
the privilege Of the purchaser taking any amount
up to Q, 900 bushels.
~ CLOCK q. m, and inmedi ately after the comp
tion OF the sale Of the amount at that point il will
be continued at Giesboro Depot.
"A Governme mt boat will be in readiness at Sixth
street wharf TO ferry persons who wish to attend
the sale to Giesboro and back
The Grain must be owed within ten days from
date Of sale.
Terms; Cash. in Governp Ssn 1 fund.- s.cx,p
brewer MAJ. Gen. and Chief Quartermaster,
nv 80 lat Depst'of Washington.
SALE OF SURPLUS HORSES AND MULES.
Qxay,ermdstey Generals Omes.
Washington, u. c., May %, 1856.
Will be sold at puQlic auction. at Giesboso, ID.
e., under the directed Of Capt Geo T. Browning,
A. O. NJ, on WEDNESDAY,, June 6, 1866, com
mencing at 10 O'Clock q, m
Fifty (6Ol Horses, and
Twenty five t25) Mules
boat will leave Sixth street Wharf every hour
on the day of sale.
Anima ais will be sold singly
Terms Cash In United States currency.
By order OF the Quar- ter master General. .
JAMES A. EKIN,
Brevet Brigadier General,
my 1915 in charge First Division. Q. NJ. q. o.
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my l5-d
G oH1iHEfGTcAAEa ss SS1Ass6ch. NEW JERSEY.

This mammoth Hotel, allied mp with all the
june i, 1855. II is seven hundred feet in VfAV
length, By two hundred feet deep, with &ks
Yortico four feet in depth along the entiTe
arranged for families, and lifted with gas. bells,
and other eoayeniences not usually found
seventy i've feet. The surrounding. grounds are
spacious, neatly laid out. and provided with Con-
daily from the famous Congress Syringe, Sara
toga, New York. The see Bathing is unsurpassed,
morning train for Philadelphis arrive Of Long
Branch at p. M, Same day.. Those desiring
thls city. 6PBAGUE STOKES,
my la-lm Proprietors.
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nIL1B0ID1!xI1AOr !VCly dye Ase,e!l
n and ueQ! . TIE nans and nlood e tnS Ielnd
S.sss:s, g g sS;s =: 9; g
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AUCTION SALES.
Pr ,. q. MCGUIRE . CO., Aucsione,-,
EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS rop DAD

EXTENSIVE SALE OF CITY LOTS FOR PAR
isss. by oe 500 PSSs su,ssy on n hoSaAY, June
rooms, beginning at O'Clock p m the fsiIn9;oa
original Lots in the city Of sshinstoD. n y ing
70 tne estate OF the late Robt Isherwoo
Lsss 5, and s. in Square l.olo
sn Ic IS H. = TO- o L. and four fths each Of II
Lot Eo.,s, Z !; g .nss e Square l,us4 aa.
Lot 9, In Square l,0u
Lot, 20; y q: . and ID "a. in sQuarsi,oas
Lots s., and the soath half Of 6. in SQUARE
Lots ], and II. in Square Iii
bots 6. and s, in Square l ,i2s
lots 7. and u, in Square ,l2s
Lots z, 8. and 10, in square LISP
Lots Lot. 8, an. and q 3, in Square i,iS.
Lots7,s and Q, in Square i,i3s
Lots 3,I,5 and 6, in Square l,lU
Lest 81, 8 and 9, In Square l,lS5
Lots 8. 4 and s, in Square l.lss
Lot: and 5: IL s ssu.rs ss soass q ilp
Lots :, and 10. In Square l.hl
Lots !, 2, Ii and II, in Square l,l42
Lots 9, g. 10, II, Il, Is and Il. in Square l,l4I
Lots ], ,3,4, s. s and IA, in Square LAS
Terms: one,tSifd cash a; the iS rem.iaSer in six
and twelve months, with interest, secured by a
oeeG OF trust on the property; or oil in cash, at
All conveyancing and stamps at cost of purcha
a deposit of IS will be required on each 10. at
Terms Of sale nust be conformed to within five
days alter sale, or the deposit will be forfeited
o.s Attorney s ss 1s:a. 81
s SSNeen'' 70 6. seaGfs sE'ds CO., Aue..
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STEAMBOAT LINES.

VA Cn0xOOAx LIN GOs
THE NORTH AMERICAN LLOYD.
New line Of frst-class side. wheel 66142k
NEW YORK AND BREMEN VIA CoWEs
with comfortable accommodations for passep gers
OF all grader, carrying ibe United States MAIL
Leave New York on THURSDAYS:
BALTIC, Loco tens, l6Oo horse power,
WESTERN METROPOLIS, 600 tons,
l0o0 horse power 10th May
ATLANTIC, 900 tons, GOO horse pow
or, Y, Hoyer, Commknder. S1st MAY
BALTIC, A. g. Jones 80. lIth in Ne
An experienced surgeon on board.
The Company will not be responsible for specie
or valuables, unless bills Of Iading, having the
Rates Of passage, payable in gold. or its equivs-
lent First Cabin bios; Second SS2 So steerage,
$3.50 Return tickets. 1. sso'; II, Slsa.SO Steer.
For freight and passage apply n
JOHN B. ELVkN6 co.,
3oS Penns. ave., or 81 Louisiana ave-.
~ For subscription to the stock Of this Com.
pany, offering . safe and dividend 6ayin9 invest
m SH s ,% to JOHN B. sL AN. g o.
STEAMIR LEAVEs FOB NJ. VERNON
- EVERY TUESDAY, -
THgReDAY and So TURDAY,
at 10 Q. m. Returns Of ~ Pm.
Fare fer Round Trip, $40: one-third Of this
Washington and Alexardria Boats leave each
piace every hour from Q: N. to p. n:
I'll he nne Steamer We~eaet can Be =, Chartered
ap l3-6et General Sup't p. r. Co.
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ID ICHMOND, FREDERICKSBURG AND Pc
II TOHAO RAILROAD.
TO TRAvELLIRS GOING SOUTH.
TWICE DAILY, ceundsy Q. m. excepted.)

The ssisksst and most direct route 70 Richmond.
;ss: ap;ss, from !, siSsh stTs:s Wh: "a
Richnond, yrsdericksburg and Poto%sc Rail5osd,
mond We, connecting there With trains On the Rtch.
mond and Pstsrsblfe and Richmond and Danvills
Rstlrosds. fer Petersburg, Weldon, Wilmingtsn,
66sslsish, arss,sbOro'. Salisbury, Charlotte and
Steamers Ksyport end 9. Vanderbilt leave sixth
Street Wharf daily fSunday morning exeepted) at
SO Q. m. and ,. m, and arrive in Richmond ct
3.06 D. m and Q. N.
fify Miles Shorter snd ~ Hours Quicker than
Be- sure and get Through Tickets via AQuis
Cresk And 6redsricksbnrs, 20 Richmond, % he
street, or on beard Of the boats. Baggage checked
through.
Omnibusses and Baggage Wagons will b. In
readiness to convey passengers and baggage b.
tween depots in Richmond.
Passengers by this line paao By daylight Mount
Vernon, and may have an Opportunity Of visiting
several ttle.nelds near Treaericksburs By stop.
ping ct that point.
Bfeakfast ana sup on board Of eteansrg.
GEO. MATTINGLY. Supt., Washington. d. o.
AATTHEWOLARK,Ag Agent, Ws,hinstpn.
apS.N General Passenger Agent.
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HOTELS, RESTAURANTS, &c.

EMRICHS RESTAURANT,
II No. 3SS Penna. Az, near 9Th street,
known a. WerIerb Place.
The undersigned informs his patrons and the pub
lie generally, that he has renewed from y
his old stand, 1.-THE European Hotel, |" TO NY
No. 355 Pennsylvania avenue, whefs he va:
70 enabled to furnish all kinds Of Liquors and Game
In season.
Thankful for past favors he solicits continue
ton Of their former patronage.
my l5-d No. 33S Penna. avenue.
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DROPosALs FOR CORN MEAL.
MAYORS OFFICE,
M CRY Hall May q. 1856.

W CRY HALL, May q. 1856.
SEALED PROPOSALS WILL BE RECEIVED
FRIDAY, June LIST, for builoing q three feet
Barrel Sewer Inside di ameter the wall TO be nine
and along Missouri avenue ard Third street west
to the canal; the sewer to have such "manholes'
and "dropsn as the Commissioner may di rect
Bidders viii state the price per lines. foe. for the
"drops." which shall include all excavations
The successful bidder to be responsible for ali
damages done to gas or water pipes, any acci.
The right to decline any or all proposals, should
1t be deemed necessary, Is reserved.
Specifications can be seen at the once Of the
Commissioners Of improvements every day from
10 o m. to IL M, at any time by calling on the
Commissioner of the Fourth WaId.
Meme but practical mech ancs need bid.
JAMES J. OAMPBELL,
my H-dtd Commissioner Of Fourth Ward.
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light and passage apply r..
DOTOMAG TRANSPORTATION LINE.
NOTICE TO SHIPPERS.

The Steamer EXPRESS, Capt. =, 4. RYTHlR,
: .ssssr E. 81 e 4 sxsh7 rs sA4
GRDAY foI aiypSnt, Budds EsrTE, E..;...
Stores, Mathis: Point, Pore Oreei. Biun Point,
Plowden's Wharf, Lancaster's Wharf, Stones
Wharf, CurrioDen Bay, Foxwelli Wharf, Piney
- On 0sn.J .B. BRYAN BRO, Agents,
ap7-n No. 34S Penna. avenue.
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'T'HR0gGH LINE BETWEEN WAsBTNGToE
l. PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK


WhsnINsToN. March o. lSs
NJ sr pety een Warrington and New York are
FOB NEW YORK, without change OF carr.
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 7.S Q. m ana 4. N
Fob NEW YORK, changing cars at Phil.s.I.
Lesve daily Except Sunday ct nls 9. NJ. ana
40 ,. m. ' s1e
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday Al !. "a ara 80.
10 and 40 and 6:3e %. m ~" %
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York and Philsdelphfa at en-,
N. eniy. "Sb'
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 >. n. ,rs,,
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New YORK a,
BOSTON, can be had At the Station ONCE Al All nor ~
N the dsy as well as at the ofce in the Amer.
i h deieersph Building, Pennsylvanis avenue,
See Baltimore and Chic Raflroad .6xsr.,.or-.
ior :ahsduis s bstyssn Washington. Baltimore An.
j. d. COLE, General Ticket AGENT
oc 0-0 GEO. 8. KOONTZ, Agent WsShipets,