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Rf W. l.. WALL q CO., Auctioueers
- Stores 3lS and 317,
Southwest corner Penna. ave. and 9th street
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY In THE FIRST WARD,

~ rrrhgfEhTI In TdE FIhST WARD,
BY virtue Of q deed of trust to the undersigned.
bearing Date the 18th day June, 1867 and record.
ed IN Liber q. T., No. II. folios al, ct sea :, Of
the Land Records of the District of Columbia L
shall expose to public sale. on FRIDAY, the Ttb
day Of August. A. D.: 1865, at O'Clock, in the az
ternoon IN front of the premises all that certain
parcel of ground and premises lying and stu ate in
the CRY OF " Washington, and known upon the pub
lie psts and plan Of said city and being all that
part Of Lot numbered thirteen. Qs) in Square num-
beIed thirty seven, (T y described as follows:
Beginning Oh north M street seventeen 17D feet
east from the northwest of the let and run
ming thence south seventy five (75) feet thence
east three CD feet, thenes again south twenty
25l feet, thence east the alley thirty -four (s,l
feet and eight 90 inches 20 the east line thence
north one hundred !lo0l feet to n st and thence
west thirty (S) feet and eight (8) inches 10
the beginning, with the buildings thereon.
Terms OF sale: One half cash; balance in six
months, with interest, from day Of SALE secured to
satisfaction Of Trustee. 500 be paid on the close
OF sale. Convey ancipg and stamps at the pnrcha-
sers cost. II terms are not complied with in i've
day g from day Of sae the deposit will be forfeited
and the property reseld at purchasers risk on ye
MAHLON AsHFORD. Trustee.
u . w. L. WALL & 90, Aucta,
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In BANKRUPTCY,

Il DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, IS.
At the City OF Washington, on the 18th day of
jury, ISIS: The undersigned hereby gives notice
OF bis appointment assignee Of JOHN III,
JosLIN, in the City Of Washington, within
said District, who has been adJudged O Bankrupt
said District.
GEO. MASON, Attorney-at-Law
Ieatv5w City Hall. Assignee,
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THF END or A TEXAS RANGER--CllIforntx
papers OF j une 30th con ain an accou Mt OF the
killing of Harry Love, the Texr> Ranger, VITO
obtained some notoriety few yezrs ago by
claiming TO be the slayer of Joaquin, the noto.
rlous robber. Love was living with nus Wife
ON q place owned by her, but they were not on
friendly terms Mrs. Love employed a Ger
man named Eiversen TO work her ranch, and
OF him Love became Jealous. Eiversen refused
TO leave the place as ordered by Love ana ths
later wayla and attempted 70 Kill him Ten
shots were exchanged between them each re-
cetying two. Loves arm was shattered above
him and beat him on the head with 8 pistol
Sub equently the ply sicians decided TO take on
Loves arm unjointing II at the shoulder. but
he died from the effects ofthe operation and the
wound on the head. The German was not
muc injured.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORR0W.

RY WI. +. WALL co.. Auctioneers.
y Original Horse AID Carriage Baxaar
80 Lorinana avenue. -
LARGE SALE OF HORSES, CARRIAGES,
q, rur,er.x &c &c
FORTY HOBsEs
Among the number good Work, Sad lie, ana
Driving etoek
few frst-class Carriages, Blsgies, and Wagons,
A splendid pair of sorrel Mares. Carriage And
Buggy. AN
Nearly new Phaeton Horse, Buggy, ard Harness
large collection Of Second hand Vehicles, Car.
rtAges, Rockaways &c
New and Second hand Hames.
urday. 49,
Terms cash. W. L. WALL & CO.,
auo -f.- AuctioneerS
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CUSTOM HOUSE, BALTIMORE

~ CoLLEcToRs OFFICE, July 10Th, 1885,
In pursuance OF Treasury regulations, shall
cfer f-r sale, at public auction, on FRIDAY. zsth
ust next, at IL O'Clock ct the United States
Pubhc Store, on the southeast corner OF Lombard
and Gay streets. the desc bed sd
goods on which there is failure or neglect 20 nav
the duties within the time prescribed by Law:
. one case containing l6 dozen SACCHARATED
COD LIVER OIL.
, One case conf etnins 50 dozen sACCHARArKD
COD Liver OIL.
Imported in the steamship Somerset, Rattle. mas.
ter, from Liverpool. on the s0fh day Il May ISa,
being marked and consigned on ships manifest to
DR.. b. NJ. Echley, Savannah, Ga.
EDWIN II. WEBSTER, Collector.
ADRE0N, THOMAS co,
aa 5-eotd AuctionaArs
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DRoPOsALs ZOE sash AND CARPEurRRs,
WORK OF TIE OONSEkvAfORV Ar
fhB 2. 9; B9rAMICAG g RDkN.

PR0R00ssaxtss, Eos l FASH HSa AEp osAsplnr.Rs'
T Tan ~ RoTx yHhtsSkk3FAf SnNv Ar
wAsHIEGT0M, D. O.
Sealed Proposals for the above named labor ANA
material. are invited. And viii be opened al . m
en- M NDAY. the 10Th instant, at the Architaet's
once; United States Capitol Exter sion, where
Specifications can be seen.
by order Of the Joint Conmfttsa on the Lib,arv
II howard CLARK, Architect.
CT. JOsEPHb OATBOLTC CHURCH. 1J0R.
- MAN. $3.50
BIDS viii be for dig ring 1nt the fou nda
ton Of this Church, TO be built corner of str.s,
instant. by " '''n
su4 81 BIZ wIGEr.s.y.
nEPOT QUARTsRMASTKRs OFFICE.
WAsHiNGToN, ID. O., August g. lsss
proposals Will DC received at this once Until fnr.
tnsr ne9ce. Tor tbs purchase Of sixty AMBU-
L IhSSEIS ana seven hundred and thirty ARMY
IN lots OF from ten upwards. They
order. and can be seen at Lincoln Depot near this
eiV; Propositions for selecting any M mber over
n,ics .oM tss lot will be entertained. II suitable
Bidders will be notified of the scce ptauce or re-
Fncn on their bids, and paymont in Government
Bees VIII be submitted to the Quartermaster Gene.
raj before acceptance or rejection.
Proposals must be sddressed to the upders
parked, Proposals for the purchase Of Ambu-
and bidders viii give their Post once address:
By order of the Quartermastcr General:
J. O. McFERRAN.
Deputy Quar- ermaster General,
au SGT Bvt. Brig. Gen., U. 3. A., Dept. Q M.
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IE BANKRUPTCY

DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA IS.
Juiy, lS6S- The undersigned hereby gives notice
81 his appointment as assignee of A. J. DOWN
ING, tn the city Of WASHINGTON. within said Dis
trict. who has been sdIudged Q bankrupt. upon
las own petition by the Supreme Court of said Dis
trict- GEORGE MASON ,AttOrney-at Law,
ID DlawJw City Hall, Assignee.
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nFTICE OF TIE GENERAL SUPERINTEN.
" DkNT TREASURY BUILDINGS,

" DkNT TREASURY BUILDINGS,
WASHINGTON, eth July, 1853.
Proposals will be received for the delivery TO the
Treasury Department Of about 500 TONS OF
coal, viE;-l 10 tons OF Nc. l. 200 tons of No. .,
GOAL and 100 tons Of Bed Ash, Lyken g Valley j to
be wsighea on the scales Of the Treasury Extension
Also: 100 cords Of dry OAK. and 100 cords of
Bakers PINE WOOD, to be corded and measured
at the Treasury Department
All to be delivered a. such times, in such Quan-
titles, and at such places AZ may be required.
Bids will be received until u o'clock noon, on the
18th day Of August 1858, addressed 70 the General
Superintendent Of Treasury b uildings, aud to be
Considered binding for two weeks after that date
the DEPARTMENT reservne the right to reject all
any portion Of the bid received.
No bid viii be entertained unless satisfactory
evidence can be given Of the ability of the parties
to Ill the contract. GEO: McCARTkE,
jyE-td General Supr. Treasury Buildings.
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a Isfm' cash. WI. WALL $50.
ss Louisians svenue.
sPLIHDID PAIR OF soRREL MARIs, tMoR.
fHsE hAkstss, x Ro AssL &C. oA AZ
s., thu RspAY MORNING, Angus. 6, win be
raj. Of sorrel Mares, very fast, .eeu, IS hands
ing perfectly gentle and splendid rosdsters
nearly new Family Carriage. having been bull.
70 order for the present owner By Kimbali
Fall top Buggy, built 70 order by Ballard. OF
very superior set Of Double Harness, Seal Robes.
The team can be seen at any time previous to the
rine Barracks We especially cali attention me- Of
bn, ers to this sale, il rarely opportunity
su4 W. L. WXLi..S 90. Auots.
RY COOPER q LATIMER,- Asstiepeer..
~ Late Clerks with J. G. Mcclure 4 co.,
's ssss1 Once ' Baiiains sId 18th street
HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE AT AuCrroN
On fHUkSDAY MORNING, August 9th, at 10
O'CLOCK: at the residence Of gentleman declining
"a SITS. We VIII sell let Of Household Furniture
Walnut whatnot. n antei Glass
Dining and ether Tables
Cane ano W9Sd-seat hairs
Bedsteads and Mattresses
SSSsaisS an. and Ce si..s w STOVES
K a"a,sq. Utensils 6o &C. IS . r,u,. .
PY GREEN & wILLIAMs
ID Anetioneer. and Real Estate Brokers,
NO. Sxo, southeast corner 7th and ID streets.
Ba9TsEHOLn FURNITURE, CARPENTERS,
SMITHS n TINn TvoLs, e.. &c AT HUCTi1N.
effects Of the late g. B. Thomas, deceased. being
HE tide Sf F Fs. TStssn TIE ssxns
Shoyels: Picks, spades lhay, BLACK smiths Tools,
Ladders. W hee barrows; lot Brass and Iron Hin,
ges Stock Locks, Nails, &c, &c.
s1@' cash. GRIN k1 WEtisMs ass,.
ny GREEN 4 WILLIAMS,
~ .oe Austioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
No. s26 southeast corner Of 9TH aud streets.
HogsEH2LR rsE EURNITgRE ON SIXTH
81 TAiIRs HS1KT &. At At AUCTION;
M we Will cell at House No. -, the following art.
HHee,lent Sofas, Rosewood Card Tables,
kockers. Shades, Rugs. Mats, Mating,
Velvet Parior Carpets, Hat Rack,
Oak Dinner Chairs. Walnut Tables,
kefrigerators, Clocks, Cotta &c Sstt
Mattress, Toilet Sett. Dressing Bureaus,
Bedsteads, Washstanas Shades
Cooking Stoves, &C
Terms cash. GREEN WILLIAMS
Au Intel Auctioneers.
IlY J. WHEELER GO, Auctioneers,
A. No. 61 Louisiana ave., bet 9Th and tn sta,
opposite Ssaton House.
Bah FIXTURES, TABLES. MIRROR, &C., AT
AUCTION.
On THURSDAY, August 6, at 10 a. m. at our
auction rooms, we ehall cell on account of q pur.
CHASER IN default at recent sale at the Steuben
House. the following articles:
One Bar Counter and Ice Box
Three Oak Tables and Chairs
One oval Plate Mirror
One Case Shelving for Eating Bar
Decanters and Bar Bottles plain and colored
Knives, Forks, Spoons, Dishes, &c
Also, one very superior Walnut Chamber Set.
made by kunze, Of n. L., consisting OF Walnut
Bedstead, Bureau. (Erench plate glass; NJ BILE
top W ashstand, two Rockers and four Chairs, Aud
sprins. hair and shuck Mattresses, and one w al
mt Gard Table.
Terms cash.
au4-n J. WHEBLER CO., Aucts
by GREEN WILLIAMS,
ID Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers.
No. 096 southeast corner Ith And II sfraeta
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WILT = 8EPa1Avn; !.

| uzAeHAs sseeved - - essnee q ksgs
INV HonxIAIuuUp eyoHbgfu eSexRf,
One saaass pAsNesthssos hhesey Ae<kee
ea-e - sEqtag1fFst 90
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NO. BAY MACKEkRL.

NIO rRAY MAOKERRG -t1la
The attention Of wholesale and retail dealers ID
called to our large stock Of No. I Beg ard Shore
MACKEREL In Kits which We are selling q
lowest Eastern josoins prices ~
= Penn. ave.. bet. 10th and llth OeB.
Agents for Hewleyb Mushroom Orsckers, New
York Cider and Oidsr Vinegar. nj -u
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On.aASs' GogRi, y5y sstS t 5sss r2Is :.
ca:-ln the case o. joAn zZHLL, Al.
%iHi:tis,sr G. & q john SES1Ss $1,000 IN: the
probation OF the Orphans' Court q " aeheA4son
Ssy Of XuSuss. b. isSS, fSr shs dnsS settle.
ment and aistribet1en Of tAs ysrss1al sstsss @
q the So hsye eesn eollsetsd sn1 turf TO
money; yhen and Whsre al TIE cre41toD ead not!o
Of said deosassd are noti1sl % stSsnd, With thes
elains Dropsriy vouchsd, or 10y my oeaerw1e
lay be excluded from eli benefit In said deceased!
estate P,ccidsd:e ceIg ofshis esas. e lsohees1
once week Tor three weeks In toe Dvoofng -
rsss-3xM1s 2. opHIsssn,
Vl BOWLING SALOON, 4i-@
IS UNDER METROPOLITAN HALL, -
tkyIh AyxsuB, nKAI l1rH erRERr VIZ
GkOkGE W. BAU1R, Proprietor
..;;: :s ss' NJ ns:s. si..' ' :. ss,...''.-
.s.n e - assa St.a1s. 9. "a 5, V3fE.s
= 0sA saa - - o. a.. s.seH;3f N
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llY GREEN WILLIAMs,
- Adctfoneers and Real Estate Broken
No. 526 southeast corner It'll and etroets

TWO STORY FRAME HOUSE WITH BACK
BUILDING, STABLES, &c, AND ABOUT AN
A AGEE,9 ~ GROUND NOPE Or LESS, AT
On THURSDAY, the 9Th instant, ct O'Clock ..
m, On the premises, the above property, without
reserve: House occupied BY Mr.. Geo. Golden worth.
si,nsted In Bladensburs. Prince George county,
Terms One half ca. h balance 6 and I, months.
for notes bearing interest and secured by deed oi
trust on the premises. All eonveyancing and
down the day OF sale
au Sd GBEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
10y COOPER 4 LATIMER, Auctioneers,
- Late clerks with Jas. @. Mcclure Col
Southwest cerner OF Penna av. and Eleventh Sts. -,
Star once Building
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10y FITCH 4 FOX,
ID Real Estate Brokers asd Axcf,oresYs.
Sullivan Building, No. 40 7th street,
opposite Post Office.
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IPUBLIc-No. col
An Act making appropriations for the leris.
latIye, executive, and Jud icisl expenses of the
government for the year ending the thiriieth
Of June, eighteen und red and sixty nine
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80 q ssa's=ai 81 f|ss;.:: - =:
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llY WILLIAM L WALL Co, Auctionser,.
- Stores 31S and 3l7,
South corner Penn avenue and 9th street.
TWo-sTOhY FRAME house AND LOT AT
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON, August 8, at ~
O'Clock, We shall sell in front Of the preIni les
pert Of Lot No l. in square 79s fronting is feet on
tihttrfet, bttween q and Sou tn Caroline avenue
InnLine BACK ~ feet deep. Improved BY two.
Terms cash. A deposit Of SOD as soon as sold
by order. GEu. W. LEONARD.
aus w, L. WALL, A CO apcts
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RY cooPER . LArIMTR. Apetiooee1.
~ (Lsss clerks with j. o. 6cOuire 4 81. u
ooosnveeS corner Of Penn. aveoue and nth street.
: 6tsr OGcs Building. =
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IMPAIRMENT OF THE INTERIOR,
IL UNITED STATES PATENT OFFYCl

il ls.wsx Acting Conmissioner 81 Psten..,
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A Word OH Family Prayer.

Perhaps some Of you say, 81 am so ignorant
that it is no good trying to have prayer in our
family" You make mistake there. 1t is
not grand words that God wants, but honest
hearts. God offers you His Holy Spirit to help
you in your prayers and to teach you to pray
Jesus says, 'It ye, then, being evil, know how
to give good gifts unto your children, how much
more shall your Heavenly Father give the
Holy Spirit to them that ask him ?" Ask God
for the help of His Holy Spirit, and you will
find that is far better than all the help that any
man can give you.-British Workman
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Beautiful and True,

Education does not commence with the alpha.
bet. 1t begins with mothers look-with d
fathers smile Of appreciation or sign of reproof
with sisters gentle pressure of the hand, or
brothers noble act of forbearance-with a
handful of flowers in green and daisy meade VS.
with birds nests admired but not touched
with creeping ants and almost impossible en-
, mets-with humming bees and glass behives,
with pleasant walks and shady lanes, and with
thoughts directed in sweet and kindly tones and
words to mature 10 acts OF benevolence, to
deeds of virtue, and to the source OF all good
TO God Himself.-FrQzCrs Maaozine
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OUR RELIGIOUS UMN.
One Talent Workers.


II was doubtless not undersigned that he who
had but single talent is represented as the one
Of all others who went and barred it, hid 1t in a
napkin. Such one has most temptation to do
DO. He naturally thin ks that he has so little to
invest for God that it is scarcely worth while to
invest it. II he had only higher endo wments,
such rs are worthy of Gods great cause, then he
might well employ them ior Cod but the yield
Of his little investment would be insignificant
that it would amount to nothing, either for God
or himself; 1t would scarcely honor either. In
fact, as he reasons, it would be better to let
those work who can work better than he. His
feeble efforts, his ungifted words, his pittance
of charity cannot amount to anything in SWELL
ing the aggregate OF heavenly successes. 50 the
Devil helps him to wrong his Master of his due,
to rob his God. aud thus also secures the
inac'ion of a large part of the Church. 1t Is q
horrid lullaby hummed by 1ends in Christian
ears. But we must awake. Ten talents scat
tered among ten individuals can in some re-
spects yield more than ten talents concentrated
In one. If ali Christians were busy for God,
each to the utmost OF his ability, the Church
would at once increase an hundred.fold her
powc The giants are working, but the waste
OF power is with the masses; the eloquent are
speaking but the stammering tongues are silent;
The rich and able are giving, but the men of
moderate means have not learned as yet to
tithe unto the Lord. Before the milennial can
reach it's noontde, the conservation and activi-
ties of the Church must become universal -
NorIL7pes eJ.a AdpOc0te
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cAsH CAPITAL, 81. 900, ooo

DIRECTORS.
CLARENCE Il. CLARK, e. A ROLLINS,
JAY COOKE, ID ENRY ID. COOKE
+; RA1oHFoRD STARR, VIM. Il. CHANDLER,
W. q. MooRHEAD, JOHN ID. DEFREES,
GEoRG E II. TYLER, EDWARD DODGE,
j. HINGKLEY CLARK, a. Q. FAHNEsToCK.
OFFICERS.
CLARENCE II. CLARK Philadelphia, President
JAY COOKE, Chairman Finance and Executive
Committee,
HENRY ID. COOKE. Washington, Vice. President,
EMERSON W. PERT, Philadelphia, %ecretary
and Actuary,
S. TURNER, Washington, Assistants ec'y.
FRANCIS q, SMITH, NJ. D., Medical Director
j. EWING MEARs, NJ. d., Assistant Medical
Director.
MEDICAL ADVISORY BOARD.
j. X. BARNES, Surgeon. General q. s. A.. Wash.
1pgton,
p j. HoRwITz, Chief Medical Department
U.S. NJ, Washington.
ID. W. BLISS Nj. D., Washington.
SOLICITORS AND ATTORNEYS.
Hon. WIN. K. CHANDLER. Washington d, c.
GEORGE HARDING, Philadelphia, Pa.
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Where is your Boy at Night?

The practice of allowing boys to spend their
evenings in the streets is one of the most ruin
Gus, dangerous, and mischievous things possible
Nothing SO speedily and surely marks their
course downward. They acquire, under the
cover OF night, an unhealthy state of mind, vul-
gar and profane language, obscene practices,
criminal sentiments, and a law1ess, riotous
bearing. Indeed, it is in the streets, after
nght-iaii, that boys acquire the education and
the capacity for becoming rowdy, dissolute
m
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THE ADvANTAc cE g

offered by this Company ares
IL is a National Company, chartered by spe.
cisl act OF Congress, 1863
Ii has paid-up capital of 81 100000.
Ii offers low rates OF premium.
II furnishes larger insurance than other COM
pantes for the same money.
IL Is definite and certain in Its terms.
II is a home company in every locality.
Its policies are exempt from attachment.
There are no unnecessary restrictions in the
policies.
Every policy Is non .forfeitable.
Policies may be taken which pay to the in-
snred their full amount and return all the pre-.
miums, SO that the insurance costs only the In
terest on the annual pay mt nts
Policies may be taken that will pay to the
insured, alter u certain mum Der of years, during
named in the policy.
No extra rate is charged for risks upon the
lives of females 1873 wsrp
1t insures not to pay dividends. but at SO low
a cost that dividends will be impossible.
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Nov. H. at 10 o'clock, at No. l4i9 N. Thirteenth
street below Jefferson street. by catalogue, the en-
tire furniture comprising handsome suit of walnut
parior fnrnituie, green reps covers; superior oak
dining room furntture extension dining table, china
ard glassware; lace curtains; superior walnut and
coitase chamber furniture and fine Brussels. impe.
Kitchen furniture, etc. I'LL Ct
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Sale 1924 IheBnut street.
VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, b aONZES, e

VALUABLE OIL PAINTINGS, B aONZES, ETC,
On "Wednesday Evenisg
NOV 10, a. O'Clock, at the store No. ll24 Chesuut
street VIII be sold b. cAtaosue the private
coectlon OF JohE w, Grigg E-q, who Is about leav-
lpg Tor Europe. Tne lection Comprises very choice
modern tings by celebrated artists, rare French
broDzes, fine eDgraviugs, photographs, etc.. being
this city for many years.
The works " l ne on exhibition on the 18th inst !.
and daily until the sale. III ID al
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81 S6-NFSs, L0RILLARD'S STEAMSHIP LIN
sSssszEssllassSszsSs -
FOR NEW YORK.

%@FTS, LoRILLARD's STEAMSHIP LINE
FOR NEW YORK.
From and after this date the rates OF freight by this
line III be ten cents 100 lbs. Tor heavy gooos four
cents per foot, cent per gallon for
liquids, ships option. One of the Steamers of tn s
Line will leave every Tuesday Thursday, and SatuE
day. GUods received al all times covered piers
All go, ds forwarded by New York agent free OF
charge except carriage.
For further information, apply on the pier to
s2S6m JOHN F. OHL
.ex@rqgA FOR LIVERPOOL AND QUEENS
SSssttisss.:a- TOW N-1nman Lane OF Mail Steamers
aIe appolntea 70 sail as iollows-
GaIS OF d PA1ihhis, A Saturday, N NSyember , A.
GIT9 OF OF RAkJIM9NE Az ss.asaSy Noysm6eT 49,
and each succeeqing saiuidss alternate Tuesday
fa + or from te5 S Norsh kiysr 1 MALL
n,s sALdHs u lLSi, EVERY sATgE%DAY'c % 'currsDov
FIRST M @o.u. sloo sTEEK4 EssfDsee eE Z
to London.-......,. l05 to London-......... 81
PASSAGE BY THE TUESDAY STEAMER VIA HALIFAX
Pay Iasn ase 9ntfSd Ia aold Payable n Currency
Livetpooi- Liver poo
81 81 }Esns R2anG 4 Siss s ~ Rpanc HRGans = E
Passengers als1 forwarded 10 Hsvi q. Hamburg, Bre
men, etc,, aL reduced rates.
their iriends, at moderate IaIes
For further Information apply et the Compsny's
JUaN g. DALE, Ascent, No. l5 BROADWAY, NJ. y
No. All CHEsN On street, Philadelphia
.ssx3gssa NEW EMPRESS LINE TO ALEX.
esszaAAIs% andrla 0eoIgesown, anu Washington
u. ~, VIA chesapeake and Delaware Caaal with con
nectiOns AT Aiexandria from the mOat direct route
tor L. nchouTg. Bristol. Knoxville, Nashville, Dalton
steapiers ieaye regularly every Saturday at noon
from the firbt wharf aoO-s Market street.
A0oe''0O VIM. p. CLYDE q CO.,
NO, IL North and south Whsrves,
J. b; DAVIDSON, Agent az 0eorgetown. ~
M ELURILGE s Co., Agents at Alexandrs, Viz
Einia. 81
7Gy NO1lCE.-FUh NEW YORK. VIA
sfxxsssssaks. u kLA W A ttf AND RA ARlFAN CANAL
EAPkhsS eTEAMBOAT COMPANY,
The steam PropeLers OF shis line leave DAILY
from first wna5i a, usiT, seiGy MsIhet s stsees.
Goodg forwarded by all the lines going out of
York, Nor.h, hast and West. free OF consulisson.
Ereights recelyed az our usual low rates.
,,. No. IA 5. WHARVGs, PhiladeIphla
no. iiS WALL Street, corner OF south, New YofA
..sSn=2. PHILADELPHIA, RICHMOND
szslalsslssss. AND NORFOLK sIEAMsHIf LINE,
soU1H AND WEST.
EVERY sATURDAY,
At noon. from FIRST WHARF above MARK III
THRoueH RATES and THROUGH RECEIPTS
to all pop Is In North ana South Carolina via sea.
and to Lynchburg, Va, Tennessee and the West via
Virginia and Tennessee Air Line and Richmond and
Freight HANDiED BUT ONCE, and taken q,
Low ER RATks TH AN ANY OTHER LINE
commeGd il TO the pubic as the most desirable me-
dunn 1or carrying every description OF freight.
No charge Tor commission araysge' OF any expense
steaInships Insured st lowest rates.
Freight received daily.
No. II North and south WHARVEs.
W. z. PORTER, Agent at Richmond and City
4, P, oRowELL q CO.. Agents at norfolk. cn