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The Hickman courier. [volume] (Hickman, Ky.) 1859-current, 1869-09-18

Housing Corn, Picking x~sASs<
PICKING COTToN will now engage all at
tention, and we need only say when there
be rain, so that extra labor to dry cotton
is required, we should house corn, and
TO an advantage, if the corn. dry,
cob-matured which the dry -pi' III tott now
little vet on the shuck is no disadvan-
tase, yet it will be prudent to notice, for
fear corn might not be " dry enough to
house when bulked it heats, and if not
matured, it must rot. II the shuck be
only wet, the heating will be only sufh
cient to kill the egg of the weevil that
has been deposited on the grain. Don t
gather peas when wet, it is labor lost.
CoTToH should be handled nicely I'M
til frost, when it will be too slow to pick
off the fine leaf All seeds needed for
planting should be well sieved, ginned
Immediately, and again sieved until each
seed will crack cool off in shade and
bulk.
TURNIPs may still be sown, and the
Swede being so hardy, will make nice
eating in February and March, even if
sown on the first of February, in latitude
thirty-one to thirty-two. The Swede
(Rutabaga,) we must repeat, makes
good horse feed, and cheaper by far than
corn cows and hog can make out to
fatten on them, and we have known
white folks reared to city ways, think
they were quite good vegetable.
The important point now Is, feed out
your turnips and Swedes, if you have
enough, literally TO stock, save all ma
nure under cover and husband this
blessing, increase with leaves, wash
straw, vegetable mould, and when con
venient, haul to the field, if it be level,
fpread the manure so as to shade the
land, rot and soak in from every rain. 1t
is not tart, it can be placed under before
the rainy season.
FALL PLowING.-Without elaborat-
ing the many strong points in favor OF
fall blowing, few Of the more prominent
benefits may be briefly stated as follows
1. Augustan September are regarded
as a good time to turn over bound out
sod land, and manure and re-seed it at
once TO grass, obtaining a crop of hay
the following year.
2 October and November are deemed
an excellent time to break up ard sod
land for planting the following spring.
3. The weather then is cool and brac-
ing, and the team strong and hearty for
the work, while the weather in spring is
more relaxing and the team less able;
and spring work being always hurrying,
it saves time to dispatch as much of The
blowing as possible during the pre-
autumn. ~
4. Sod land broken
will be quite free from
spring, the roots of til
swad being so general
mediately succeeding
much grass will start ID VI 4
5. The frosts of wi
the plowed land, so that
bles into fine particles il
a deep, mellow seed b
The chemical change
sulting from atmos
lwinlsrnso. develop = %
upeS IL arrows, which, together |
th.s n, ing influences, materially |
Is of insects are either |
- the depreGations |
"a may be plowed
aud thus be ready for
ng in the spring, thereby
III pre- a good catch of grass.
90 new seeding getting hold |
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03
SHIPPING INTELLIGENCE.
PORT OP HBw.YORK. ..

CLEARED.
SeaHshp-Uon Dreyer. Bremen; Columbia Van NEE havana
stevens Chauee Baltimore Dngo johnson Po'apat
CEowe Cbsreston Saratoga, Couch, KoriOk Va Sei Huh'
ssTIG Poesg LsDOr LODdon; Puy Wilson. Gibraltar and
BTissAlpha Dodd Cow Bay C. B.; Maria HoIie Savpnih
Der Pess EbeBreieh BboS; Gpsey Bernbauu 81 Coni
6< Goodelow, santa Cruz -, ,..,,. ,.ntord.
b. Hawkins, Wyatt Cbarestoni John Pree hekersoh oA''
Rsssh Moore, Chambers. Baltimore
ARRIVED. -
Steamship ssmsra Martyr, Liverpool Nov TO- and Su'en' 80
steamship Holsat Bhers Hamburg Nov u.s. and Havre New H.
nz6se
sa1hp Rebeeca Cyde Chichester. Wilmington c. mae ana
SSp Sumter Keene MIX River i days OExoOa Lei in pO
Ang Mernek loading for New foTk bng '" a. Deh'Op wi
RsS-Yert with errwS SICK With Chagres fever
Rar1 Highland Mary Cook Leth ~ Gays. coal
Bari Nara Adelaide Kaetelhod Greenoek 90 Gays coal
Barn smyrniote, Mackey, Boston DAYS, ballast
Csrb, jayne. Rum Cay, bahamas IS days SAT-
Bars SuDerbo. Ge,tch, Queenstown "a days, ballast
del MaA GArgiolo, beghorn " Gays muse
es ssm Weller Varwe Zane 50 Gibraltar dayI surraniS
eohL PAos SbAekOrd, Sagus II days, mdse
DOMESTIC PORTS.
BosroN Dee 2-Arvsd steamship Wn Clyde ron EeWiorii
foRTKEss Dee Passed IN for Baltimore oarl m1lou
Ao Natanzss Harry from Porto Rico Passed out Aa
RoNe Rico schr Silver Star from Malaga, for NeWloTk
K FRANcIsco 2Ceared John Nicholson for Liverpool
Vsysge for Manila Sailed ships PouuseAe Tor |0fAi NApOAn
y BRISTOL
FOREIGN PORTS.
QuEKSsrowE 2The steamship Malta from hev'forh arrived
Il ais port al ! = NJ to-day
SPOKEN.
Rsh Savanna Cardiff for NeWYOrk 81 days out and Short OF
~ Mana Ens IN g. from London for EsvYOri Nov H. lat
~ lSAg. 81
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PASSENG ERS ARRIHED.

p2OH HAMBURG-Iu steamship Hesha Dee 2-P. j. Hotop,
children G. Sessberg Caroline Reners, Doris
H. JoeNenberv HeGivery and children Wagner John
BsukendnH nck Richter. Franz Hestetberg AuRnste
ebdres George Never WAther Cenkin VIM TeS1
aud wife I'd Burr HavsBsteu, Dan hc6lyey Edgar heG-
vlf Aug GlOce Isaac Gnmann Bse
endsOag Dora Rrudurg AuehaeE Mrs
child Luigi Petro Pedre VIM Vohl Emil Nathan
Charles Bender and Igu Hoffman, Lso
Therese Gutfrruudt
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

ADRIAN n huLtEs Auetousrr. -
DEREMPTORY SALE-I}y order OF the TX
cDta Ch,nr Duncau decreased " the VALUABLE LEASE
HOLD PREMISES No WAsLngontquste near hnha's endsr
Miller ktoHehhufsh PecklaH ADRIAN H.
MULLER T. WILKES Co vii sell ~ aurou TUESDAY, Dec
A. ~ oe.oci No lIi BAIsAV Nasug
hrstcs thessO brick DIV ELLlNG HOUSE aLi
lease 81 lot the Boh ss 81 Washington between
Fntve place extending through alley
tb, rear fboSH No. y The lease The sailors SnuE
.fbnr for h May lSl With usual
Tor renewal AnBua ground af5 taxes and AsssmeEt4 The
house by bOn "a feet With tieuu Of about 10
feet Lot n feet inches average depth Of IA isst
THR SALE WILL BE PEkkMPIORl. bAO
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Gitp 2tal 6siait for Sail.

Gitp 3tul 6siait for SaIi.
TOR SALE-Large and valuable CORNER
Broadway suitable for Hotel Banking
Busibsss purposes Appl, % HOMER MORGAN Plnest 1857
DOR SALE-A tirst-class, 4-RtOry, high-stOop
House situated IN West Twenty brstst FthA'e house
complete odeTi possession sGhv dar
Inquire AZ HOMER MORGAN. Pibest loO9l
DOR SALE at a Great Bargain = Boulevard
LOTS Es,en,baIe. One bundsisne sy seoObdst
BLIGiBLY LOCATED GROUND READY building Por pAo
ula apply 10 HOMER MORGAN. PBs4t l.6OD
EOR SALE or to LEASE-A FIGURING
OWNER Tribune Once
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

COLE, AUCTlONEER.-ABSOL TE
-. TRUSTEES sALE Of VALUABLE PROSPECT PARK Lots,
TWENTY. SECOND WARD. BROOKLYN ~ LAs. Lst 90 PkOs-
PKCTAvE. entire rout beisssh TENTH AND kLbFkhi
10 hpsndh
on SEVENTH AVE- NINTH AND TENrlise n. Psrf alec
Two Lott on Houstobst n 81 Nyrr The above h.
od AZ Auction on TUESDAY. DC At II oock Al the CcuBs,
Frhauge No Fulton opposite the City Hail. BoOfya Maps
.ttLe IL Of Anrilaneer. Fnnn-aL
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Gupartnrrship gOtifts.

Gupartnrrship gCtits.
COPARTNERSHIP.-T business of LOCK
~ wOuD Bankers and Brkers w be continued h1 the
Agped under H. Benedict retiring
IL GRAND LOCKWOOD,
LUCAS J. VAN BOSKEECK.
GRAND LOCKWOOD. JL,
NILLISTON B. LOCKWOOD,
THOMAS X CAPEN,
JAS $. WELLS.
ne outstanding business Of the late firm viii be settled By lie Grand
hoct wood
Eev.Yort, Dee ], 1862
AOTCE.-The COMPREHENSIVE heretofore
N existing between ROSENFELD BROTHERS In the Ogar and
IT, Cts fNeNok dissolved All debts doe The
Dsted Nov Is laq EMANUEL ROsREFELD
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

Gitp SrOp,np TO yh
EIRST FLOOR and front basement Of house 2l5
Wet Thir,ysIthst RENT SO just repaired d.
srabls for family. & PARTRIDGE. % West hhsshtbsL
nFFICES TO LET-The Asbury Life lnsur-
W COMPANY having removed 10 nss 0het @s brO'i-
,orn,f Of lth1 their late oosa 7 broadvt
sfRssdsIL Apply Oh the prsHi..L
CTABLE TO RENT.-TO RENT till May l.,
- 1910 felass STABLE situated Seventeenth st. near FOURTH
ave inqairs Of HOMER MORGAN PB,-st 0.eool
STORE to LET-NO 402 Fourth-ave., near
- T.suty.nntbst Arpy on The premisss
TINO LET-NO. 6S8 Lexington ave, "A first class
ors brounsoRe HOUSE having all the modern
nts and eomplsse order Can be- without permit
Yer term spplV 20 b. BLAECO. - south Wilhsm'st
rINO THE STRAW GOODS and MILLINERY
Il TRADB-PRSr LOFT " LEI 'oIsO H. ksHlo~. Apply ~ 10
AeroeI-st
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

auttiun SaIts of Gtal 6stati.
J. JoHsIOS. IT,, A.enoss,r
PY JOHN SON 81 Nj LEX.
REAL ESTATE BRok s,ey:,,
City s.e;.... stores Lo. SSS.J s. ''s Earn SHstss
At EsIS1gs oS ;oS RRookTfs f6 L.
SITUATED IN THE sEyhSTg KSF WiRb
LAEAYETTE 90 e eraps.'e3l d LsA
G NO Go ESHTf MSFo. MA49 LOTS
EvBRGRRRN. ard GENTRALAVEs. and
Also DESIRABLE SiSRrRKKTH WARD LOTS
KEAP and H aSSlH t5 s. 4 R S55 AVIS
Also TWENTY PIRsT WARD LOIS on CHAUNCEYsr' neat
TsrHs easy Map, a, Auetouesr' oa. E,..n't
WILSON II. BIIoEvrll- Aue'oueer
RY MALLORY 4 & t BkAGkWELL"
AUCTIoNEBIS AND RIAL ESTATE BROKERS'
TUESDAY, DEC. q,
Mrq Ssloel at the KIcLAng, s,Is'OOm, III Broadway.
PEREMPTORY SALE
oo7 PROSPECT PARK LOTS.
on TESTH AND ELEVENTH AVIS sEyKNrkEsr III, EIGHT
EASI 4EP s wIybsoR TFRRHcE TaT6Sa
BY ORDER OF CHAs COURIER, ESQ
SEVENTEENTH sT-Io lot, ,pd sorA 'd' erE TIE
from Eleventh e. TIE ctf lc
sEvEsTFYNTH AND ElGHTERSTH Sis, TENTH AND
FLEvFHTHAvEs7O lots being the entire bloch except sH'i
Iore l.r9q feet - - -,.,,ru an vtvv
ESTH.AyRS-7o lot' bsisE the entire ol'eE
WINDSOR TERRACE.
sRFLYy STW,,t side 70 os Pruspeeia's n,'s MD
dss Eghtesu ~ lots bssseu A'' Ah' VIC N'1'
l,aud Pani road Boulevard AID 10 los 10 tbs rsaf
PROSPECTAyE Gate hddst lJ loi, bs'Es~a se'ssl iAs s
eu line. .. ,-.--- D. -,
Hghesuih-st
TIE PROXIMITY UP THE ABOVE PROPERTY TO PROSPECT
PARK. .-..
COMFY ISLAND PLANK ROAD BOULEVARD,
and The
HORSE RAILROADS
hAERs 1T VERY DESIRABLE F0A lNyksrMtNT
THB ORDERS OP TiiB OWNER WHO 10
A NOS-REnIDKNr
ARP PRREMPTOgI.
AND TIN PROPERTY MUST BIZ SOLD
go PER CENT CAN REMAIN on BOND AND AORl6A6k
haps and psrioulin At the ohes Of Aueuosssn
MALLORY & BLACKWELL,
LiBERrIsr.
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Suru1urt.

HOUSEKEEPERS, TAKE NOTlCE.-The
ppderrue is about removing Cabinet Furniture WarerOm
spd win Offer FOR SALB bis entire stock Of RICH
PARLOR LIBRARY BEDROOM SUITES The above will be sold
gsress better opportunity viii be offered this season
from the country AT the stOcf was mann
eoe By me viii well repay purchasers calling and selecting
gitbout deay PETER SCHABFFER, g. Cfosby-sL n. y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03
THURSDAYS WEATHER RRPoRT-sLm
MINIAruRK ALMANA

MINIATURE ALMANAC
455 Moon sets'''' WV
sIsH wArKR
HOsk... Cows lsAnl.... e27 Hell Gate lo:N
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03
@,stth,str County gtaI Gstat, for SaI,.

EOR SALE-Six miles from Peekskill and
three miles from Lake Aohegsn DAIRY FARh Of 1885 sers IN
good Buing eoMDodout plenty Of u farm WeA
usghborbocd good Lowest cash pnos SS1 A. RU'
LAND l. Co. 5 BeekmAB-st, ~ Y.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1869-12-03

9athmTu.
A ENGINES, Boilers. Steam and Hydraulic
N. Pumps Toos aud Machinery and secondhand BOUGHT
'0A' CIV HOFFMAN, FrNSEY. Ie7 waters-, BrOOllyb.
ENGTNES, BOILERS, HOSTING MA
II CHIMES BELTING, PUMPS, and MISCELLANEOUS MA
CaIINERY. W NlLIARpS, - Dey-sI
NOR AfE-INDIA-RUBBER FACTORY,
within ter miles City railroad complete order Apply
asH I. DAVIDSON & Co, IS John st
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At6. strstp gtnl 6stutt for SaI,.
Country gtaI Estate for saln.


TOR SALE-A desirable FARM In the Town
Of Blcomibg Grove Orauys County ene mile from Wash
prouye Station Npwhurgh Branch Enc ksioad ten miles from
Ewburgh contains 200 seres buildings complete nd ooan'i
fruit plenty location healthy and unsurpassed ~ Tue country o Az
AetTe seenery Price 40 per FOR uI'6s Pasnsn app
W. EICOLL. 4l Broadway or aaores H. A. DhhNiSioh
Blooming Grove Orange County. n !.
EARNING and MINERAL LANDS in Nir-
II riuia and West Virginia for SALE a. % broAuNg V he NEW
YORK SOUTBERN LAND COMPAhl."
KANAWHA COAL LANDS, on and near the
IN Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad In West oi a. Pss
ranging So by the hb"1ohA souIhhhh
LAND COMPANY" So Broadway.
KENAWHA FARM and COAL LANDS,
IN acres Immediately the line Of Chesspeak 1d ono ha
road per Ror particulars apply {" a. r. slh 70" -
Iiberiy.st. Room
7 ANDS for COLONIZING-40,00 600 acres in
West Virginia n FLORIDA 5000 7Wo and 300 IN
Tennessee; prices SOC, 6e, 80 80 Maps aud particulars r.
SMITH Co. IS LiberiJ.st Room g.
ERED'K SYLVESTER,
REAL ESTATE BROKER AND AGENT,
20s SOUTH PoURTHsT.
PHILADELPHIA
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MORRIS AND ESSEN RAILROAD.
WI DELAWARE LACKAwANSA. AND WESTERN RAiLR

S.w Yorf foot aud ot OF Chnopherst
WiNTRg ARRANGEMENTS commencing hohDAl Nor ~ 1902
Am MAIL TRAtN oonasetBg Dsuue with Boonton braneh
NJ Dover viii Chester Waterloo with sueI X x for An
dover and Nuton ssagou Nh the D. and w X X iofa
r Crest Bend and All points on the aeA
.a.pua aud Boom,burg and De,wlr and Hudson r. RdA .
lI.5Os m LEHfGH VALLEY EXPRESS stops al NeEart motifs
o.s Dave. ,cks,a~u Washington lp,hug and EA'on oou
rect. Al phil .g Bel Del X r. for Bslylere ke aud
Eson for Bethlehem Allentown hAaeh Chanh and
WIkesharre -. - Id, ,,-.... ID ID
an NJ KASTOS ENPKESS eanscts at Dover with Chester u
ana a Waterloo Nth ha.seI X Il -.
e.1o. "a and 440 20 SUMMIT aud Intermediate stations
a:50aG q m I, aW. $40. 800,
And Il.ls 10 SOUTH ORANGE and intermediate stations
I.sO n And $50 " hORRlbIOWh and inIernedAs
taloua r.-,.,..
For SEWARK 6O 7J0 $500 $50 l0;n H. llip ll:N N
l. q 7.JJ. J:1o. 1.E 49, a'o, alo ap 1O 90" 49, s"o
10, BLOOMFIELD aud NosTCLLlR at a'oo, m 9;o.
.,IG:lop a. s. sCHOCH. Assistant Superintendent
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HUDSON RIVER RAILROAD.-Trains leave
il Il Thirtsth.tL a. iolovu
Chicago Express DrEuinr attached
A m Dsy EIpres. bravinE.foom attached
D. Montreal EIpress DrasuS-room attached
es sleeping eAfthsugn 10 Chicago With
oct rhsnFs ". G RR also L. A. a 81 T. RR tDnJl
n D. n, NEht RIpFess. ssspiag csrs attached
100 u 21o aud m. Pougbkespsis Tranh
as, aad $50 . m, PseistI TraiBl
go 100 $40 n "a ~ ils $40 asd ll:'o YOufsn
-.
a.. N. 10 PeaGhiesp,is 90 suniAyll NJ ToUCki' supt
Nov. IS. lD6a
II ONG ISLAND RAILROAD leaves James
II alps
S!2os n Mail train ior Gr.enport
Eorthpou
80 N RVsrheai Express Traln. 49,. -,
p foT RosJb Glen Cove Leu" Nhsy hanuog'"h' anu
sorthpon
sp ~ fsf North Islip
: /, mi non Ilunlsri PolBi for Jamaica snd Hampstead
Ar trsies connect Of Branch far Hampstead -
Rosiyn, Gu Cove Locust valley Huntingdon and
'0''aP'r' ''-' "-- l. d. BARTON supL
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S,ul 6stat, TO Grtbang,
EIGHTEEN LOTS near the BOulevard.-Wlu
IL exchange for CITY or Country Property JAQUBS ?8 Broadway
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SAILS bp Suttiun
A DMINISTRATORs SALE.
VALUABLE PRIVATE LIBRARY
OF THE LATE
CHARLES n. BANCKER BsQ.
OVER $4,000 VOLUMES,
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Dec Q,
and successive commencing O'Clock and eontnuing day
and evening unt sold a collection Of
RARE AND VALUABLE BOOKS.
choice editions branch Of literature art and
science library Charles N Bapoke deceased
carefully collected during the last seventy and forming one Of me
libraries offered public sale In TINS
country The excellent condition. aud chiefly OF very supe
De
cuted BY sABIH Easssu The books will be open for In
speeion n week previous to sale.
DAVIS HARVEY, Auetoneers Oate with ~ Thomas sons)
Store, Nos 40 and SO North SiIthst, Philadelphia
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SruOkIuu PrOprtp % ytt.

A THREE-STORY HOUSE to LET-1SS
N Adams st. Brooklyh Inquire ~ ClHst A. HOWELL
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Country grOptrtu DO Ya.
FURNISHED COUNTRY HOUSE 10 LET
Great bargain minutes perfect order COED
stables Also LEASE uniurnsbsd COTTAGE; Inquire i'm
nedia;sly, LAND kXCHAhdE o Bowling green
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NEW Jersey RAILROAD-FROMF FOOT of
IN CouRTLAsDT sr=Fos PPiLAstbrmni "" csmasn.
~ n m v. m u pEh. for Baltimore and Wasiingou-So
n H,oo $40 ~ For South ana s~isa "s-S'"A NJ
9;gD' m.
ToR THg wRsT-sao a n, $50 n Hin Pm m. y
a sh,srs on ~ through daily to Louisville sthou ehapgs
To Chicago without change The
car, Chicago daily Saturdays excepted On
,I.r ~, tb.y are attached 70 The p az train tDhyl
W. ~ iaka W. JACKSON General superintendent
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NEW-YOKK AND NEW-HAVEN RAJ
ROAD.


CoMMREcIEG NOV. n, 1854
Station Nsuiok OF T"entvse'spihst ana
Fourth EntrAucs on Twenty seTauthsI
TRAINS LEAVE kEWfORk,
yor and Bridgeport OH llio N Hil9 (biL' ~
o. (kI g.t5, 4iJ0, $50. and (kI p. m ~ - ., a.
For Milford su.ior Fara,, Southport and "s'ipOrt '" -"
W ~, No. 7.o s,oo IEIl 500 ll;oo 9 HIS OH 300
UIl 3,t5 $50 fEIl $50, 6;D. and go (kr.) p. m
Por D,tiep 7 Q lilo a N 3:i5 30 500 and .; D. N
FOR Stamford T. (ELL 9Il:OI m Hl' (hsJ E'i' Nsih
AS 30 (EIL as. $50, 6oo 7ia lkLl s,o ,us
Por 0r,.nweh 1850 7ils 3;iS +iS SiD Wv Iiis
ror pom Chester sad stations at T. n'o M H
1:i5. as. SD $50 and 1913 p m . 49, mi a,
sunday Mail Train leaves seVenthH Ss1to TOT
Boston. ,on,ycr,yo TN awe
Ior Bosoa via Springfield, a. IN lEL lkIlt bNEhJb
ToT Boston Vi, shore Line 7;l3 tRIl (kLl D., .,o-
For Hartford Springfield a m tEIl nils' 'thhh ""
70 Hartford. p ~. ,o.,sn - a no,,,,.
9p m Northampton ,,,,,, a.r-.a m, - AK
Fsr K..H.,.u New LoudOs s.OauEtOS Railroad 81 "a
MS, asp n. .oa- - a, p...A.un.ou and Williams
bnrh ..A,
Va, E,pg,tuei Railroad. Q a IN lkLb p n
An so1p.eion viii Freight train from for-ah V Dsnoay
ToT EsvCAnasn Alrold l3iI3 40 NJ AAo on SAINT
DAYS $3.50 ...A.A A.. a . =. ,,.,n, and Drsvus
Room and p N nsIa NJ uoyr suo.,,n,.rd,nt
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DARpTAN and DEL. BAY RAILROAD.
X W., Iosc BRANCH. RED BANK. BRICKSBURG, MAN
cnrsTgR TOMS RIyER dc, By Steamer JkSsE BofT "'p
sega ~. lisa W. y sshphs. oen..s "-.--.
} O0UTH SIDE RAILROAD OF LONG
- isIAsD-wfSTER ARRAsGEMEHT.-on and ahsr October
,i Roosevelt 9rsndst Ferries a fosows;
~ Nal for P.ehoEssi 10 NJ Tor hsrnsi
Etpgess PatcAogNs; t3o p Accommodating LOT
IS saturdays, through 70 Pssbogss $50 m 10, hsJret-
throash Bahylon All trains connect AZ VALLEY bHesn
u''r hs "''''' ". DOUGLAS s.U.bUsDSssa
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

TIE DIFFICULTY IN TIE Stats AUDITORS
Cff1CB In LOUIsIAEA.-AudiLor Wickline,
mo was arrested In New Orleans Thursday.
was detained only a few minutes, and released
oo bond. He has published q notification to
tue public against trausa sting any kind of
business with the Auditors office until he re-.
gains poss ession, stating that that once has
ard that the financial department OF the gov
eminent Is virtually eusp .nded. Upon pre-.
senting himself at the Auditors ofice with his
appointment from Governor Warmoth, Mr.
Delaze was refused admission by WickliGe;
wheTeupon the latter was elected by the Su.
psrintsndent OF Police. Legal opinions are to
the effect that Governor Warmoth had no au-
thorIiy to eject Mr.. Wickllfe from ONCE. BY
the State Constitution this can only be done by
i'm eachnent, or Indictment and conviction
IL is also held that there was no legal vacancy
for Warmoth to fill.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

The esrnesiuess Of the Cnbsus, and the pat
rio'ic demands they m Ike on their sdsrs, are
shovL by the punishment recently Inflicted
upor Gen. CasteIi mos. That Officer cDm-
maIded the force taai opposed the march OF
the Spanish Geu. l. sea through the passes OF
the : ezra Cubists. Castelisnos was com piete.
ly boodviLke d by Lesca, for while the latter
.ngagrd CastellanOs ut the main pas, he sent
a supply train with Ave hundred men by
another route, which succeeded 10 arriving at
lis destination. Puerto Principe. For being
thus outwittsd. Castellano % was tile, bv court
MATHS and reduced 10 the ranks, where he ia
now serving as a common soldier
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

NATIONAL THsArRR.-To- night closes the
very successful season Of opera boune, wnich
has given such pleasure to our citizers for two
weeks past and they will gladly weleom- the
troupe back sgain. The operas tonight are
lis chen and Frifzchen," for the flrst time in
Washington, and I'M ns Chounsuri, Yin which
Tostee shows her skill upon the piano. Joe
Jefferson commences an engagement at the
National on tuesday evening In his great i'm.
personation of RIP Van wmkle." Seats can
now be secured by application to the box Of.
f.p
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

The story about twenty of Brigham Yauag's
wives being en- route for Washington is ex
planned by the Deser-t Ereaing Neus, which
says that on the 18th inst a number Of ladies
and gentlemen left that city for the Eastern
States via o gdeB, some on business, Others on
visit TO relations. Among the number was
Hons Joseph A. and John W. Young and Ia.
dies, Mrs Amelia Young. Mis-, Nettis Young.
Hon A o. Smoot, Charles CrIsmon, ESQ.
wife and son; j. +. Little Esq and sister, and
Robert Pierce, Esq.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

To Advertisers.-0ur advertising patrons
are requested to send IN their fayors before
II o'clock m, a. Advertisements received
lat,i cannot be insured an insertion in
TIE STAR of the same day, on account of
the pressure Of news matter after that hour
With every disposition to accommodate, we
md ourselves obliged 70 lay down this rule
and adhere to IT.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

WATCHES, Rich DIAMONDS GOLD JEW.
w IIkY, STANDARD SILVER WARE, &c
have Determined. before MOVING TO N
MY NEW STORE, 10 sell out all the stock ESAS
Of fine Goods have row on hand, and there 6<k&
will nov offer them At such low rates that I
expect will dispose OF The hole stock in Q few
days b. o. HOOP, No 33s Pa ave. mb25-Iw
nPENING OF NEW DRY GOODS STORE
" We IL vite the attention of the public to our
entirely new stock Of Dry Goods Sha Wis, CASH
meres, &c. which offer at the lowest cash
prices. Give o. call before purchssiug else
ave. betw' en- 9th and 7th streets, one door rom
7tb street ma rs Ct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

The New York S,sa treats the appointment, of
Grinnefi TO the New York Collecrorship rs n
triumph OF the Seward men over Greeley.
Dana Affects to have pangs OF regret over this
new defeat OF the great Radical journalist and
statesman but discoIrses upon the topic as If
he rather enJoyedn
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

on Itarsdsy evening Republican mass
meeting was held in the Capitol Square a,
hlen nond, and Col. Walker delivered a
speech accepting the nomination of the So
cshro conservative Republicans for Governor
oi une saie- Alter the meeting adjourned a
haoiesa hepnoiican meeting was organized
and vas addressed by Governor well. .,d ire
colored orator Lewis Lindsay
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

s,gnor BriginOii. the iavorits tenor. ON hi.
way 70 New Orleans and Califorp,a. vii, son
IN this city and give one grand corcert p,
Metzerou Hall on Saturday evening next.
Aprh3 He will b assisted upon this occa..
sion BY Mile. Durand- q distinguished soprano
from the Italian opera; Signor Pstriii. baritone.
Sienor Sarti. buno; S,gnor Locstslli, bas.o, ana
Sigror Stefanone accompanied
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1869-03-27

The New York Coz uerrirt of Yesterday Save.
''Ihereis scarcely any doubt TIA, an expei,-
non rs being nued ont h. tsis city to coon rate
win the insurgents In Caba. In was frse,v
lai<ed about IN the Hobbies OF S,einvav Haii
So Eight" -~~A'