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The New era. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1865-1871, 1867-01-31

JOYS never CHUNG.
The Supper given by the ladies
Of the NJ. P. Church at Little George
town, Tuesday Of last week, was a per-
feet success. They realized, we learn,
near three hundred dollars. The at
tendance each evening was quite large,
and everything was gotten up in the
very best style. A generous liberality
was manifested on the part Of all. We
mention especially, that Mr.. Coffroth,
u heightened and estimable gentleman
Of Baltimore, besides contributing lib
orally in money, sent some two dozen
cans choice fruit to be used at the Sup
per. This act of disinterested liberal
ity on his part, we are quite sure will
not be forgotten by the members and
friends of this church.
The LADY's FRIEND, For FEBRU
ARY.-A Steel Engraving of touching
interest and exceeding beauty, called
"The Sailor Boys Dream of Home;" a
faithful and picturesque Colored Steel
Fashion Plate, of usual double page size;
and a fine and appropriate wood-cut of
Winter, constitute the leading embllish-
ments of this splendid number of the
Queen of Monthlies. The illustrations
of various styles ofapparel for the ladies
and children, workable patterns and
directions, &C., are as such as the ladies
will fully appreciate. The stories are
excellent. Composites" by Max Weir,
and "a Partisan Child,' from the Ger
man, by Frances A. Shaw, will attract
special attention. Miss Donnelly con-
tributes beautiful poem, "Unseen Yet
Seem" and Mrs. Wood continues her
story of 'sOrville College," which are de-
veloping characters that strongly enlist
the readers sympathy and insure his
interest. The story of "How Woman
Had Her Way" is also very attrac-
tive one. The publishers announce in
addition, noveletts by Amanda Douglas
and Frank Lee Benedict.
Price with engraving) $3.50 year;
-Four copies with engraving J 5000 ;
Eight copies with extra magazine and
an engraving5 $500. Address Deacon
& Peterson, 319 Walnut Street, Phila-
delphia.
See change in the advertisement
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The subscriber offers AZ Praate Sale, his
Lauael Hill Farm, Mills, and Distilefy The
slate-20 acres in imber, lbe balance under
The inn .ovements consist Of q
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DIED..

CLARK. December 2l, 1851, HENRY EDMUND
CT ARK. aged 40 years.
The friends of the family invited to attend his
funeral from the residence of his father, John ID .
Clark, No 4O3 II street, at 50 O'Clock on Wednes
day mo ming. 4th instant. Funeral service will
take place at st. Patrick's Church at 9 O'Clock.
LOWNDES. At his residence, Prospect street
Georgetown, ON the morning of the ID instant, Mr.
FRANCIS LOWNDES. in the 8ith year of his age
Notice of funeral will be given to morrow
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MARIE ID.

CASTELL-STEWART On the 18th nit, at ST.
Peters Church. by the Rev Father Boyle. ED
WARD CASTELL to Miss MARY @. STEWART.
Both of this city.
W1LLIAMS-GITTINGS. On the 2ith instant.
by the Rev. Father Mccarthy. WALTER b VIII
LIAMs to CLARA v. Cuttings, all Of Wash
ington No cards.
ROWLEY-WROE. On the LIST of December,
lsS hy the Rev. DR.. Butler, Mr.. BURNHAM G.
ROWLEY, OF Pennington, CT, to Miss IDA
WROE, of Washington. ID. Q.
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CLOTHING, &c.

GREAT INDUCEMENTS TO CASH BUYERS.
The largest and most elegant stock Of French,
English, and Domestic CLOTHS, CASSIMERES,
ana NESTlNGS ever offered to the public. being
determined to close out our very heavy stock OF
SQoGs: consisting of the above mentioned and also
r IN 1SH1NG GOODS. at cost We have a fine
assortment of UNDERSHIRTS, DRAWERS.
Tbs HOSIERY. and everything appertaining to
gt ntleman's wardrobe. which we are determined
to sell at prices that defy competition.
Cali at 4c4 9TH ST, (next MarkritersD
JAMES T. WALKER,
no3-lW Tailor and Furnisher.
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YOUsG CATHOLICS FRIEND SOCIRTY.-Yes
terday eyeL1ng. the regular quarterly nesting
OF the Young Catholics Friend Society," noyy
numbering several hundred members, was
nelo NJ carroll Hall. The importance of this
pnH2nthropIc ASSOCIATION cannot b. easily es-
umated. as II deyotes Its funds to educating
and clothing poor Catholic boys, who would
CiLerwlse have to go naked, or be exposed TO
many dangers and temptations. There were
many OF the Roman Catholic clergy present
rom the various parishes, and among them
me Kew J. Rooney. OF ST. Dominicks, who
was present a. the invitation Of the Society
ana delrFefed an eloquent address, well cal.
cuIated TO encourage the members IN the yor X
in which they are engaged.
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BANKRUPTCY NOTICES.

Il DISTRICT OF CoLuMBrA. S.
At the City of Washington, the Goth day of No
yenlber. A. D. 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
notice OF his appointment as assignee of TYRUS &.
DICKINSON, in the city of Washington, within
said District, who has been adjudged a bankrupt
upon his petition, by the District Court of said
District MILTON J. SAFF0LD,
Attorney at Law.
no 2l-ThSM3w s2e street, Assignee.
In BANKRUPTCY:
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA. ss
At the City of Washington, the Goth day of No.
yember A. D. 1867. The undersi gned hereby gives
notice OF bis appointment assignee of DAVID
SCHLEIMER, In the city of Washington, within
said District, who has been adIudged bankrupt
upon his petition. by the District Court of said
District. MILTON. SAFEOBD.
Attorney at Law,
no 2l-ThSM3w 42s street. Assignee.
IN BANKRUPTCY co,
At the City of Washington. the 20th day of No
vember. A. ID 1867. The undersigned hereby gives
notice of his appointment as assignee Of JOSE PHI
;. BURNETT. in the city of Washington,
within said Dist let, who has been adjudged
bankrupt upon his own petition, by the District
Court of said District.
MILTON J. SAFFOLD.
Attorney at Law,
no II Th&M3w 42s street. Assignee.
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ACCIDEnTAL SHOOTINs.-Saturday after
noon while two youths, (Cnarles White and
Joseph Northrup,) were out hunting. the later
was ACCIDENTALLY shot in the foot by his
Irlrnd. who mis'oek his rustling OF the bushes
ior the movements OF an Old hare. The wound
was rot OF very serious character though
lumber OF shot were i'm beddsd in the wounded
mem Der about the toes The accident occurred
ABOUT Two miles from the city, on the rcad
leading from Columbian COLLEGE, ana the
victim was conveyed 70 the residence of a
neIghooTing farmer till conveyance from the
city could be sent for him
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40 Louisiana avenue, near

BLANKETS OF ALL CoLoRs.-Red, White,
Blue, Grey, and Brown Blankets. Horse BIau-
kets, of all colers. Five lbs Blanket for $3.50.
Ready made Sheets, Bed Comforts, Feather
and Hair Pillows, Bolsters, Mattresses, &c.
ADAMsoN's, 5O6 9th ST.,
Ills one door from Penn. aHelue.
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LOCAL NEWS.
ADJUSTMENTS &c TONIGHT.


NATIONAL THEATER - King Henry w.
with Hackett as . Falstaff"
WALL OPERA HOUSE First night OF the
Morris Brothers Minstrels. The troupe is
composed of twenty-five performers, and t1e
programme embraces songs, dances and EthI-
Opian cOmicalities.
METROPOLITAN HALL.-First appear ance
Of NJ lss Victoria Howard, vocalist.
FORREsG HALL. GEORGETowN.-The ladies
OF the Methodist Protestant Church, on Gen.
Rress street, open their fair for the benefit OF
the church This evening.
ODD FELLOWS HALL.-First light OF the fair
and festival By Foundry NJ. T.. Church.
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ARREST or A SUPPOSED GARRoTRR-At ID Q
i've ID the Second Ward on Saturday night
OmceT I" hife arrested q man named Barney
carroll, who was soon after recognized by De-
tsctIves Coomes and Miller as q party charged
Win having sarroted Lambers Protupaper. in
July iast, near Murder Bay, when the latter
was robbed OF gold watch, q revolver and
about $50 IN money The victim was deceived
INTO me vicinity by the representation that q
picnic was being held there. Carroll was
conhDed At headq uarters 10 await a hearing to-
day
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTrRIoR,
" UNITED SITES PArENf 0FECz

W ASH N6 ION. NONemD<r III -
On the petition OF L. OTTo p. MEYkR, OF
Newtown, Cal praying for the extsnsaea "a
patent granted to him the 18th day OF February .
lisa, for an Improvement In vuicsnizing India
Rubber and other Gums, for seven yesrs from t.
the 18th day Of February 1855:
oGdered that the ssid ssis,Sn q near1 :, -
airy next, at II O'Clock NJ; and al persons ere
n9tsd 70 sEgssr and sne st g - .rnnss
Persons opposisf The extension ere reouirsl =
aet forth in rftfug least fsesy daye before the
dsv al hearfn9; All testimony hled By either party
To Sc used 81 the said hearing must be taken sna
trsnsrifted in accordance with the rules Of H.
once vhich will be Furnished on application.
onerositions and other papers relied upos teoe1.
mons must be fled IN the once tesnfy days bsfcro
the day Of heaTias; the arsmeess, n amy. within
Ordered sl.0 that this notice Be Rqeshsc 10 shs
Republican ane me tnssHansenGer. " ssmneton. y.
week for three successive weeks; the frst q SID
khe dsy OF hearing r. q. THEAKER,
ne a-wsw Commissioner Of Pst~uts.
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for The STAR
who reside Oh Capitol Hill and the Navy
Yard, will please leave their orders at No. 122
East Capitol street, between ith and 5th.
JOHN CeGGINs, Agent.
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DIR. WHITE, ChIropodist, 42i Pennsylvania
avenue, between Four-ano-a-half and Sixth
streets, continues the successful treatment OF
CoTns, BUnions, Bad Mails, Enlarged Joints,
Warts, MoIes, Vascular Excrescsnces, &c.
Once hours from 3. N. 70 D. n No charge
for consultation. Established lS6l.
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
u UNITED STATEs PATENT OFFICE

WASHINGTON. November fS6.
On the petition Of JOHN b. HOLMES, OF
New York. n. Y, psryins for the extension Of =
patent granted 10 him the 2lst day of February
for an Improvement in Derricks. for seven years
from the expiration of said patent, which takes
place on the 2ist day OF Y ebruary. 1855
il ordered that the said petition be heard NJ the
Patent Once on MONDAY. the Sd day Of Febru-
AIRY next. at II o'clock M; and all persons ar.
notified 20 appear and show II any they have,
why said petition ought not % be granted.
Persons opposing the extension are required 20
Gle in the Patent Once their objections. specially
set forth in writing. at least fsry days before the
day of hearing; all testimony Med by either party
10 be used at the said hearing must be taken and
transmitted I'm accordance with the Ules OF the Of
nee, which will be furnished on application.
Dispositions and other papers relied upon as testi-
mony must be filed in the ONCE fsceafy days before
the day Of hearing; the arguments. il any, within
TEN days after filing the testimony.
Ordered also, that this notice be published In the
Republican and the Intelligence, Washington, ID.
once week for three successive weeks; the fruf Of
said publications TO be ~ least sixty days previous
to the day Of hearing. I. Q. THEAKER.
no a-w3w Commissioner Of Patents.
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LARCENY OF CART.-Wm Hamilton aud
Richard Williams came before Justice Gull on
Saturday. charged by Edward Hazee with the
larceny of a cart. The former was dismissed,
and the latter required to await in jail, the
action Of the court.
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FROM THIS DAY / Will sell good Whalebone
Corsets at 81; make to order tue best az %. and
guarantee the At; my own Patent Walking
Skirt at SIPS; Shoulder Braces at from 81 so
up. CHS. BAUM,
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acknowledgements evening the Philhar.
monte Society will sing Haydin's grand orato-
rio Of tae Creation" 81 Metzerotts Hail The
chorus Will contain one hundred voices, and
they VIII be accompanied by q full orchss.
ira. The solos are entrusted % weIl-krown
artlstes.
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OLDEST INHABI1ANTs.-The next monty
meeting of this Association, will be he Id in
Council Chamber, City Hall, on Wednesday
next, at ID. m.
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AN OLD SOLDIER KILLED-Beniamin r
Love about eighiy years of age, and an inmate
OF he Old Soldiers Home. was found dead on
tne OFT Totem road. short distance from the
National Cemetery. about seven O'clock yrster.
day morning. A hole about half an inch in
diameter was found in the back part of his
hedd- EHorts were made to get a coroner or q
Magistrate 10 hold an inquest over The body
ont without success mp 70 ten O'Clock yestpr-
day. The oody was laid out in the hospital of
the Old Soldiers Home
Up 20 noon to-day 20 inquest had been held
on the body Lieut. Johnsou, of the second
precinct has two OF his men detailed TO watch
The body until an Inquest can BE- held As he
Iaw row stands there is but one person in the
District who can hold an inquest-Coroner
W codwaTd-now quite sick a. his house in
Georgetown.
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The CHEAPEST Gents Furnishing Store in
this city is Francs. igl eth street, between
d and T., three doors above Odd Fellows
Hall. lI,liI:
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LARCENY OF CLoTHINs.-John Brewn, COL
ored yesterday before Justice Gull with the
larceny Of clothing from Clinton Thomas, was
committed to jail for court. The clothing
stolen by the accused was not recovered.
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CITY ITEMS.

60 TO A. BAvER's NEW STORE and re, your
, floNes, Endorsements, Ties, &c. at one
n, zee only White Dress Shirts, M GUARANTEED
CIo N Finish and Degray's PAPER Collars, at
Is ee. Hts per box, at A. Bauer's, 49s 7th street
one Do or above Odd Fellows Hail.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

fIREs.-A fire broke ont IN a frame house
on Ohio avenue. between 49, and I4th Streets
at about ~ O'Clock on Saturday night. The
nremen and police were promptly on the spo,,
and the flames were soon extinguished with
loss OF only about 500. The dwelling was
occupied by Mr.. John Barker, and owned by
colored man pamed Burne.
About half.past one O'Clock this morning,
an alarm OF fire was sounded, but In such
manner that II couId not DO told where the fire
in answer 70 the sound OF No. 81 Rucker en-
Eine ran in the First Ward to the sound of No.
10, and others ran to box IA. II was subse-
Quently ascerfeined that the fre was IN the
grocery store OF VIM. Sweeney, on the south .
west corner Of 26th and X streets IL is thought
that IL was caused by some person. uukno wn,
placing combuslbie matter between the
damage done was about $1,000, covered by in
surance.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

A NET CyRcLK--LGst evening, a new Fe-
nian organization was started in the Seventh
Ward, where meeting for the purpose was
called at the corner of Virginia avenue aud I'd
ttreet. which was well attended. The C.rcle
N honor OF those Fenians recently executed
NJ Manchester, took the name Of Manchester
Circle, and is composed OF those who ac-
zEowiedge John Savage as the head OF the or
gapiZa tor
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DISSOLUTION OF COMPREHENSIVE.

Notice Is hereby given that the partnersbip here
tofore existing between THOMAS STACKPSLE
and u. ALfREp HALL, both Of the city Of Wash
twenty third day OF November, A. D., 1867, DIS
SOLVED 10y mutual consent. All claims and de.
mands due said Stackpole q Hall have been as
signed to j. McClary Perkins, attorney at law,
u paid.
The Kennebec Ice and Lumber Company will con.
time to furnish its patrons in Washington and
ice also, Lumber 1t the lowest rates.
Once 500 Ninth street, (up stairs.)
Ice and Lumber Depot foot of Seventh street
THOMAS STACKP0LE.
g. ALFRED HALL
WAsHINGToS, ID. c., Nov. e, 1851 no 2e-N
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RvL per sena on p IsrS cen. mt. on is
sno to pror, by ~. you should visit Henntne's
Oue Price @. 'ething Store. corner 9TH street
ard MaryIsba avenue. before he removes to
No. 5ii 7th stree :, IntellIgencer Building.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

CARRIBRs DKLIvEkY-rhe report Of Mr..
Delivery OF the washington Post Once.
shows that during the paat month the IS 60
riers employed On their delivery and col.
lection trips. delivered l0o,22f mail and 10, go
local letters and 3l455 newspapers, and col.
lectsd 7o,aas letters and eco newspapers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

THOSE WHO WANT the most attractive, ele-
CANT, and standard Books, at very low prices,
should not forget the Great Book Auction this
evening, at $40 Pennsylvania avenue, under
the Metropolitan Hotel, conducted by
1921: VIM L. WALL & Co.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

NATIONAL TYpoGRAPHICAL UNIoN.-Pre-
liminary arrangements are being m ade on tn
part Of the typographical fraternity OF this
city to entertain the delegates to the National
typographical Union, which meets in this
city In June next
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

MRrEoPoLrrAr HALL. - This temple OF
amusement was gro wded 10 overno wing Sat-
urday night TO wItp> SIS the debut OF Messrs
Warren and Winship, very popular Comedi-
ans, late Of Buffers Am. 'rican Theatre. New
York. They are first ciss>' artistee, ana well
deserving the success wsic.1 attended them on
their opening night. Johnny Prendergast. tue
acknowiedged champion Song and Dance
81 an made his first appearance. aud we do not
hesitate in pronouncing him the best performer
I'm his line that we have ever seen. Victoria
Howard, Vocalist, appears this evening
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

GRoCRRs, Spice Dealers, and Druggists, all
sell Burnetts Standard Flavoring Extracts.
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FALL OF A ScAFFoLDIs ALsxAsDsrA-Tne
Gasstte Of Saturday says: "a portion of the
sesnolding IN front OF The building now In
progress of erection on King street by MI
Louis Apptcn, fell yesterday eysnsng and a
lsborer, who was on IL n the time, was Sc
yereiy though not seriously hurt He was
taken msdiately into the drug store OF N r.
James Entvlsle, adjoining, where his wound
were properly dressed"
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WE WOULD CALL the attention of the rsadiu .
public generally, and also OF the librarian m
the different departments, TO the extensf VI
book sale to be held n the auction ROOM oi
Msssrs. Cooper Latimer, Commencing thu
evening At 3 O'Clock, In which are coutainea
many rare and valuable MasonicsWorks.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1867-12-02

WE NOTICED at Mr.. Prigg's One Dollar
JeweIry Store, AS Pennsylvania avenue,
three doors from Four and a half street.
magnificent variety of holiday presents, con-
sisting Of fuchsia, pearl and jet pendant sets
These goods are Manufactured in the neatest
and most tasteful styles, and for Christmas
presents Will prove most acceptable. Mr.
Prieg has over one thousand styles OF Jewell
~; and when we remember that such exc uisite
articles can be procured for such moderate
prices, be deserves to and W i'll do a very large
ard increasing business.
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II YOU HAVE MORE MONEY than you know
what to do with, buy your Gents Furnishing
Goods OF Tom, Dick, or Harry; but If you
wish 10 get full value received Tor the money
you pay out, 20 to Francs, where GENTS Fur
nisbiDg Goods are sold at prices which defy
competition. Look at the following prices -
Good Me-ino UndeTshirts and Drawers, 30, IS,
80 cents and 81: good heavy Wool Socks, %
and IS cents; good Cotton Half Hose, 81 per
dozen: good Paper Collars, 10 cents per box,
or 3 boxes for p cents; good warm Wooden
Gloves from % cents up. Also, Scarfs, Ties,
Hardkercniefs, at prices 70 suit the most Geo.
nomical, at Francs Popular Gents Furnish
ing Store. i9i 1th street between D and +, three
doors above Odd Fellows Hall. l1,H.l:
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REAL ESTATE To BE SOLD IN MARYLAND
Tbs WsEK-George Peter, Esq, trustee, will
orer for sale tomorrow, at ~ o'clock m, o.
the court house door. in Rockville. q house
and lot IN that place known as oThompson's
Hotel On Saturday next, At I2 O'Clock m. q
Sligo Post-offee, Messrs. Bouic Peter, trus-
land containing 2o4 X acres, improved win 3
new frame dwelling.
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RAILROADS.
RALTlMURE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
~ WASHING ron, May s, Moo y, f10


- sS
Trans between WASHINGTON AND BALTI
mobE, ans WASHINGTON AND THE WES?
are now run follows, viz:
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave aaiy, except Sunday, at 7:oO, 7:S, and l7:n
p'h'' ana ~ and 40, and S45 D. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Ial y, except Sunday, at Zoo q. m, And 30
FOB WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANNAPOLIS
Leave at Sis and Zoo a. m, and at 2:oO and lssp
n.
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave at7:eN a m. and 4:30 D. IN, No trains to
hom Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave at 7 As a. m, and 4 81 and SS D. m
FOR WAY STATlurs.
Leave htI:45 a. m, and 4.3D and 8:45 D. m.
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at As q. m. ,<:3e
3:f5 p. M.
On SUNDAY at 40 and s45 p. m. only, connectin,
at Relay station with trains from Baltimore to
Wheeling, PaTkersbuTg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can be had at
the Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours
In the day. well as at the new Office ef the Bank
ers and Brokers' Telegraph Line, 3is Pennsylys
MIA avenue, between 9th and 18th streets
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston see ad.
vertisement Of Through Line"
j. l.. WILSON, Master OF TRANSPORTATION
l.. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent
&C 80 GEO. s. KOONTZ. Agent, Washington,
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THE ASSAULT on MR. RoAoH-we learn
that Dir. VIM. Roach wss not injured, as was
reported on Thursday night, at the Washiug.
ton City Garden. bnt 1t was near his residence,
corner OF let and l. streets, where he was at.
Tackled and cut He. with q neignbor, was
walking opposite his residence and the latter
noticed three persons crouched behind his
fence, wkern he went over 10 and asked what
they We're Doing. One of them struck him
with stone an d Knocked him down, and Mr..
Roach weEt 10 his assistance, and they At
tackled him, when one was knocked down and
the remaining two cuthim.