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Evening star., 1869-07-12
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In England the agitation IN relation TO the
Irish Church bill threatens TO become serIous
Preparations are already being made for an
imposing demonstration against Mr. Gladstone.
VINO has hitherto hesitated TO encourage the
mt eungs, but has consented TO give semi cial
sanction, on the ground that the Lords at
tempted TO qualify their opposition 10 tue will
OF the government aud people on the ground
OF pretended change in public sentiment. IL is
certain, however, that the Commons will
refuse 10 yield the Lord. their amendments
except the three points not affecting the prin.
ciple bill. tits expected the open aIr eetings
will be large # ever known.
In France the council OF ministers and the
privy council have held frequent meetings at
the SUMMONS of the Emperor, TO deliberate
upon the Interpolation for political reform now
penolng IN the Corps Legislatn. Ii ~ SAID the
following programme has been agreed upon
win the concurrence OF the Emperor The
senate will be Immediately con voked, when
parnamentary changes OF liberal Character
will he proposed by the government. These
reforms will probably include the extension of
TIE rights and facility OF Interpolation aud the
creation OF responsible ministry-ths En-
peror choosing ministers from the Corps I.e-
geiauf, with the view OF arriving AZ the par.
cabinet.
The London Times has an editorial ar,c,e on
the state Of affairs in France. The writer says
II the Corps Legislauf is firm it will gain the
powers which have been demanded py a large
majority, and which the maJority also desire
The old things are passing away. aud another
political dispensation is At hand. Tne deser-
lon OF the monarchy by M. Mackau will show
how deep 10 the general con yiction that the
personal government" Is q lost cause. The
Morning Telegraph Gays that the Emperor said
the principle OF ministerial responsibility was
the right one, but that it was the business OF
the Senate, and not OF the Corps Lagislitif, 20
regulate It. Time, however. will bring the
measure
The yacht Dauutless, James O. Bennett. ir,
commanding, arrived at Queenstown yester-
day al 2.35 y m All well. She experleacsd
heavy weather. The voyage was made in
twelve days, seventeen hours, six MN ut-s and
twelve seconds. The Great Eastern reports
that up 70 noon Saturday she had run 2.U2B
knots from Brest, and paid out 2, e-7 knots OF
cable. The work was proceeding without in
terrupuon-
Much political agitation prevails ia Portu-
gal. The Government taking unusual pre-
cautions TO prevent an outbreak. The resisna-
tion OF Herrera as Minister OF Justice in France
has been accepted.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

Tie New York money market ~. ea.y
throughout Saturday. and the supply was an
lle a. per c~nt for the wsats OF all borrowers
on call. Afer tae brokers had geunerallv
made mp their accounts tue rate f-l 70 ner
CIt bat tets was hardly a fair u qaotAiloa. near .
~ tee enure business bring transacted at p@r
,ent- The discount market remains duh, and
business paper hss not yet much currency
ne bank s'Stement shows conInusd con,rac-
non on he part of the banks. the loans being
down 20 ~"-%2.Sea. The spsote ms increased
- s-o.Oso, prIrCipaily from Treasury dis
bursements aud ssles. Tue "a eresse in LEGAL
'enoers Is Il s65,sbS, which rs chiefly from
toe Treasury Disbursements on sccouut Of tha
parchase Of S2Ws.tt0. rhe tnc crease IN dspos-
ats rs only 2.Snd he q certainty great
discrepancy, ~ We take INTO cpnstderatfo foA the
increos~ IN spsctr and legal tenders The de :
crease IN loans OF course must he deducted but
then tbe increase In depcSts is not large as IN
ought 20 be. Tbs net that scme OF the han A
shipped considerable National Bank notes 20
the West during The week, will partially ex-
plsin the mattsr.
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A DANCE OF DRATH.-On the 5th a larss
number OF negroes repaIreS 10 the wOOl ls ad-
Joining Fort Norfolk 10 spend the dry IN n
picnic. Nothing occurred TO Ear tn. scene
until afternoon, when a row boat Containing
one boy and eight girls was swamped a short
distance from the shore, resulting ia toe drown
ing OF the boy and i've OF the girls. The girls
were nearly grown. This sad aunoun c 10 snr
fell upon the party like an electric shock but
pelled and the most of IN I'm reen,erpd ioto me
gaieiy OF the occasion with as much eusto a q
though nothing had happened. The fiddler
played nis merriest tunes, and ths -men aud
these strains Of reyelry the walls or the TRENDS
and kindred OF the dead, ho stood oply Nf,v
or q hundred yards from them apon the ban
OF the river that Overlooked the dead scene
Noyfoik. Va, Day Book.
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A BRAVE SoN.-Daniel Upton, formerly a
member Of the Michigan Legislature, recently
attempted TO cross Black Lake, Mich, which l.
nalf mile across, in leaky boat, when II
went to pieces, leaving him aud his Youngest
son to get ashore the best way they could. The
latter succeeded, but his father, becoming ex-
hausted, began TO sink. Eddie Upton, his
house which il close to the shore, and running
down to the beach, shouted to his father to
keep up good courage and he would save him.
He quickly threw of his boots and outer
clothing, aud swimming out to where the old
gentleman was struggling in the water, caught
him Just az he was going down the third time
Clinging to his father with an iron grasp be
ner to the shore, and, upon reaching il. ssnk
10 the ground insensible from exhs ustion and
excitement. Mr.. Upton Iaid to all appear.
ance dead, and in this condition they were
oors whom the youngest boy had called to the
spot.
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LADIES AZ LAwYsRs-rn ~,bs, ,s "a,

LADIES AZ LAwYRRe.-In what Is called the
Sneooen legitimacy case, which 10 before the
Rouse OF Lords sitting as Court Of Appeals
MISS sheldon made an address, which per.
maps may afford foretaste Of what we are To
expect IN the line Of loquacity when ladies are
admitted to the bar. The London Moruine = Srar
OF the 17th ult., says tina: Miss Sheldon again
appeared before their Lordships, (this beins the
ninefeenth day OF her opening address. And
prooeeded 70 repeat some OF her former arru.
mens win reiereacs TO certain portions Of the
Really, must shortea yol TO-DAY II 4:
inpsssible Tor their lordships TO 60 on in tnis
~ day :ner day; you kssp repeating what
1esplreedy he0 brought before tSeir Ior,,chirs
sno which my Wi consider As before
Ismaried, you arelow commsncing q resume
q youF address," Miss Snedden:-sI have 10
apofogise TO your lordships N am NOT nroS
cseoihk correctly" The Lord Onancellor:~
~ 90 not apologize; your apologies take
STnssosy last on Sir CressweiI Cress veIi's
lPqSment IN the court below: pray, procsad
her argument WV.
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tives OF the press, the Baltimore Rife Club,
tne members of Coocordix e uh, and the Ger
N aniai all IN carriages, The sixth division
was composed OF an honorary com nittes, IN
carr ages, TWO Butchers Socieues, ON horseoack,
ana u Q Society OF Bakers, with an immense
oven On wagon drawn by six horses. The
oaklpg was In full operation, ana thousands
OF ioaves OF bresd asd cakes were distributed
smone the spectators along the line of march.
Every regiment lad a full band, and the
other divisions had three four bands each.
The procession was the graudest ever wit
messed in Baltimore, and the New York and
Phkadelphia press reporters, who have at
tended previous festivals. award tins the palm.
Not less than ten thousand p-rsons Were In the
lire Of march.
The day has been bright and exceedingly hot,
with a gentle breeze The supply OF Ssltzer
water has been exhausted, and appreheusions
are expressed that the lager will ave oli.
In the line OF march. the Ariou, OF New
York, carried beautiful flag, on one side of
OF which was the following sianza:
From Bostsn noise stIII ok aud sore,
took ride TO Baltimore.
bere they. as every one may see,
Now hold what is a Jubilee -
The other side EXHIBITS a Quartette OF frogs
their leader. A herring, lager beer barrel.
and pretzel are suspended from the banner.
The prize singing takes place tonight by
eighteen societies.
Along their line of march the sidewalks and
streets were densely picked with spec 1'ors,
the buildings were filled Win WIS tors from the
country ana from other Ssstss. over 2U.OU0
persons Witnessed the procession.
The Marshals of the day were dressed in
black velvet blouses with belts, white pant
aloons, stuck in to Blucher boots, black velvet
scull capy. without front pieces, and crImso n
sashes. They discharged their Ities we'll,
and were opspicuous In the line.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

Miss, q few days since. in when the nr,ds -
scarcely reached her tenth wear, the Groom
oeing over AK feet high and thirty -elght yesrs
rrHoner, yos have heard the complaint
Iof naoi'uat oronkennes<; what have vou 70
say IN your defenceP - "Notning, please your
honor, bat habituai thirst" '01i
ga Georgia paper says the hea, Ia. been
30 infnse mere Tor ten days pact thst rher.
momeiers fail 70 indicate the d.gree-tha mer-
curry pushes the top on and rises above the
ga young man Of Memphis has appea-ed
IN SL Louis 10 claim the reward OF <I0f adysr-
usta iol news OF missing giTl. He married
heT me other day after a Successful sioperaent
Evening star., 1869-07-12
by ASSOCIATED PRESS
THE VIRGINIA ELECTIOy

RICHMOND, NA- July l2.-Oficial election
returns so far, show that the blacks yo.ed
closer TO theif registered strength than the
" hites did. The less Intelligent negrcss VINO
had been pndtr the belief during the canvas
that IL the walker ticket succeeded their rigbfs
would he taken away from them, aud who
were assured by Governor Wells in spc,cb
the day before the election that victory for
Walker would be no victory. as the election
would have to be held over again. are not gen.
orally disposed to accept the si;ul tion
Yesterday afternoon, In one of the public
squares, Walker negro was set upon by a
colored mob, and had to be resC ued by The
whites y '"0
Evening star., 1869-07-12

How TO KEEP CoOL.-The following simple
nints, from the Scientific american, are useful to
remember during the warm weather Of the
present season:
BE sparing in your diet, which should con.
sist principally or fruits, berries and yegeta-
Dies. Avoid every thing of a greasy nature;
also spices, condiments and sweets. Dunk
nothing but water. Chew nothing but food:
chew that we'll, but do not chew too much OF
At. Excess in ealing is one OF the prIucipal
causes OF that lazy, listless, relaxing feelipg
experienced by so msnv persons in Dot weather
Dr es lightly, and change often. Wear notb.
ing at night which is worn during the dsy.
baihe BODY every morning with cool or cold
water Keep clean conscience as well as
clean body and clean clothing, and don't get
excited. II intentionally warm al any time
lmuerse the bands, or feet. or both, IN cold wa. .
ter Tor short time, or let q stream OF cold wa
ter run upon the wrists and ankles, This will
cool the whole body in a short time"
Evening star., 1869-07-12

lNHUMAN TREATMENT OF BoY.-On Mon.
Gay morning, when the iron tongaed bell and
the brazen mouthed cannon were makinr the
welkin ring with their peans for liberty, and
r. minoing No OF the time when our forefa thers
maoe @e declaration that all men are born
s.ifee and equal,"a canal boat captain at West
Troy. named Rawsou, doubted tae truth of tie
declaiation. and for what he considered sum.
cient cause, threw . boy employed by hIm,
named Ryan, into the canal. The boy being
the boat, when the captain seiz>d him and
threw him in again. this time with 80 much
vioience a: to break bis leg. Ravson was ar..
n sted. and for the little 5th of July Dsstins
hned $40. A doctor was called and set the in.
jured boys leg.
Evening star., 1869-07-12
~ EW 1KPR ESs LINZ,
BErWEIN PRdLADHLPHIA,A ALIXANpRIl
RAILROADS.

BALTIMoRs AND OHIO RAILROAD.
1s
Washington, 1853.
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALTI.
AORB aad WAsHINGT0N AND fHD WEST
are nov run - follows, viz:
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave dsiiy, e1eeIs Sunday, ct =. ., and s:sa
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily ,e1eeDt sunday, at ! and sac a. n
and y so ana Q 40 p. n.
FOB ANNAPOLI0.
Leevs % A. n and 4:2O p. n. No trnSn a
or nom Annapolis on Sunday.
Oh SUNDAY.
ZOE BALFINORD.
Lave e 4. L., and 1915, 2:50, $40, and
FOB WAH STATIONS.
Leave q , A. H.. and $50 end 5:45 p. II.
ZOE ALL PARTS OF TIE WEST.
Lave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, at
An, 2.s0, and 1:43 and p. u.
On eaturday st A. n :, and 2:50 ,. n.
On SUNDAY st y. so, 1:45 and p. II. only. Con-
nsccng g Relay Station with trains from Dalti.
lore 70 wheeling, Parkonbufg, 10.
Lhrolsh ticket. 20 the west can b hed q the
Ne day: Also. at he Companys Once, 400
fsensylvsnia avenue. PassenGers purchasing
uekets q the avenue oflce can there arrange o
nays shetr bAegase called Sbr and ehseksd q thstH
Hsidsnes, taksa 70 the depot. end pat a ths baG.
1or New York. Philsdelyhis, and Boston, ~
savsFtssnent Of .fhrelgh Line"
IL WILeQN nasesr Of fransDortstioa
- N. COLI, General Ticket Aoent.
.oo 9Io. Q. x00ATz. General Ages.
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- The Chicago Irish Republican National

~ The Chicago Irish Republican National
Convention, just previous to its ad diournm ment
appointed the following National Ex .cu,ive
Committee:-District Of Columbia, Captain
Daniel Mcmahon; Louisiana, Msjoe 4 L. Shell.
ley; North Carolina, T. F. Lee; Connecticut,
Richard McCloud; Michigan, James McGoni,
gle; Minnesota, Paul Fitzgerald: Tennesse e,
John y. Mulleni Kentucky. Capt. Michael Bo-
land; Pennsylvania. John NJ Moriarity; New
jersey, Dr. David Bell; Massachusetts,, Cant
John Holland; New York, Michael Scanlan:
Missouri, Colonel L. H. Hunt; Ohio, Hon. j.
W. Fitzgerald Illinois. Arthur Dixon; Iowa
Sweeney; Dakota, John Pope Hodnett: Kansas.
James Franks; Nebruska, John Queen. The
committee, subsequently held q meeting, and
Organized BY the appointment OF Michal Scan.
Ian. OF New York, as Chairman, and T
McKenley, OF Tennessee, as Secretary.
Evening star., 1869-07-12
FROM KENTUCKY.
r. Q he airing Granted-State lonxe

hfhearing Granted-State Convention,
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE petition of WIN
krIel, the wife murderer, for a rehsaring of
MS case before the Court of Appeals has been
granted. The matter will come before tnat
court in September next.
On the lith instant there will be held in this
Glty State convention OF celored men for the
purpose or considering the welfare of their
race and the best method of encouraging ed
uoation. The attendance promises to be large.
Evening star., 1869-07-12
TEE RECENT PARR1c1oR IN N,

TEE RECENT PARRICIoR IN NEW HAMP.
sHIRE-Pdrticntdrs Of the Cdse.-Mr. era awford
OF Lee, New Hampshire. who was recently
shot by his son. died last Thu sday. The par.
ticulars Of the affair are as follows: On the day
before the tragedy some boys had greatly irri-
vicinity of his house, so much so that he had
frt d at them to force them to stop, and had
wounded one in the leg. On Tuesday, the next
dav, dispute arose between Crawford aud his
son in regard to the time the boys had been
firing, when Crawford called his son a liar
and threatened to break q chair over his head:
the boy daring him to do SO, Crawford struck
him with one. Then the boy went to his room
and got his revolver, and Crawford GOT an ak
and tried to knock his sou down stairs, hitting
him once near the shoulder, making a small
wound. He was about to strike him again
when the son shot him, first in the shoulder
and then In the bowels, and then the father was
overpowered by a neighbor. Crawford had an
ungoyernable temper, and had several times
threatened his SON. The youth had procured
the revolver for the defense of his life.
Evening star., 1869-07-12
MURDERS BYINDIaNS.

CAIcAGo, July I2-Gen. Stanley, command.
ing Fort Soily, Dakota Territory, reports the
murder OF two citizepe, nanei Anderson and
Hen ndersop, on the eth ult a. Dry Point, on
the east bank OF the NJ Missouri. The Indians
who murdered them escaped.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

PAYMAsTBR EoBsRT p. LIsLE has been de.
tached from the ResaCa and ordered ,ms and
Passed Assistant Pay master John MacN ahor
has been ordered 10 that We sell
Evening star., 1869-07-12

CAMBRlrGk. Ohio. July l2.-The arch of the
Baltimore and Ohio Rsilroad tunnel ar ms
place gave way this morning, letting Gown a
great mass OF dirt and ROCK. Very Little de-
tenuon 10 travel will be caused, as everything
can De easily hauled away in a short time.
Evening star., 1869-07-12
ALI eyed FENBAN OUTRAGES ~

GALWAY, July l2.-Fenian outrages are of
almost dahy occurrence. List night Cap ain
Lamber was shot near his own house in this
VI Unity and prob ibly fatally wounded. The
ASA sin was promptly arrested.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

THR GARNET MINISTERS Of President
Juarez entertained Gen. Rosecraus att break
fast. July Dc. United States Minister Nelson
bad entered upon his duties
Evening star., 1869-07-12
fBy Cable.l
baltimore Markets. To-day

BALTIhosB, July '2.-Tne S9ng.rband f.s-
tval and attendant excitement Int-rferes with
trade. Cotton ls quiet and steady NJ 3is
Four quiet but firm. The scarcity OF stock re-
s'ricfs business. Wheat weak; receipts large;
new red, II s. ssl.55. Corn brm; white, o. U6:
yellow, 5a.-. Oats firm at s3z7S. Pork quiet
at 81. Bacon active aud nrm; rib sIdss, lisa
ia; clear do, u sal-A; shoulders, lJaIS.;
hsms, e2aeeh Lard quI-t at Ieka20.
Evening star., 1869-07-12

CoMMIssIoNBR BARNARD, Of tha Bureau :
Education. has received a renewal OF his com.
n iss on from President Grant
Evening star., 1869-07-12
RIOT AT BELFAST. IRELANn.

BRLPAsT, July IA riot occurred here YES
terdsy, between Orapgemen sud Catholics
Z OF tlme MOB law was supreme, and mucp
excitement prevailed. At length the rioters
were oisper,ed. Oaly one arrest was made.
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OFFICIAL.
DEPARTMENT OF STATE,

DFRARIAENT OF STATE,
WAsHINGTON, June 30, 1859 (
Information has been received at this Depart.
ment from Mr.. William II. Dabney. the Consul
OF the United States at Tenerife, Canary
lslouds, of he OF ath. emily, at sea OF Louis
Drpon', a sesmau, belonging 10 the American
ship Carrier Dove, and lats a resident Of New
York The gal repre- en- atives Of the deceased
can obtain further Information by addressing
this department.
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TELEGRAMS TO THE STAR.
This Afternoons Dispatches.
RAILWAY ACCIDENT.
Locomotive. Tender and Two Ca,
Smashed-Nstody Hurt

Smash-d-Nshedy Hurt.
[Spee al Dispatch to The Star
BALTIMORE, July l2.-Tbe train which left
New York for Wsshings ION last evening AZ . ~
drawn by engine No. 81, John Orem. eng nesr.
Lackey, through conductor. aud CoIIey Ioc A
conou OF; met with an 80 ctdeut this moraing
The Train a. IS a m, Rad Reached Otd BIy
crossing or kellye Gro sing, about one and a
half miles this side OF Hayre-de- Grace. when
tnt ntiengibeer discovered ahead some obstruction
and W whistieI down br Kes He was too late
though, as the trsIn ran at nearly tull speed
INTO hand car m ChSrke of tnr,e men OF the
telfgrsph con- trucuou oTps. The truck was
loaded with cross pFcSs tor telesraph poles
The men lump.d OF previous TO the COLT
sion, ana it lucky for them they
cid, as the car was demolished, ana the engi-
Der v itn which It wss loaded fiew around nj
head as thicf as snow flakes. The road was on
the side of n hill, and the collision threw the
locomotive down the slope and upset the ten :
der, smashing them: while the u lstsI car was
rnn on the other side, into the bank, wreck :
ing me car. The baggage car was throg ogu
OH the track, ard damaged, but the passenger
cars were not thrown of, and rPcsIved no m
Jury. On the postal car were Mr.. Frank RIB
let, In charge; Col. John w. Armitage Cant.
James Belger, and Mr.. VIM. 4. W hIte. postal
agents; hut foi tunat, ly none of them werA in :
Jured. On the train was the Beethoven Man
nerchor, and their friends at Hayre-de-C Grace
nearing OF toe acciden', sert them out q wagon
Ioad OF lsger: They retired TO the woods
We're raised IN song. whether in a nymn of
tnanks Tor their deliverance from danger or m
praise OF the lager is not known. The train
was detained until $50 this morning. when
another locomotive and tender were obtaiued
and the wreck having been cleared. the train
proceeded on its way, reaching here about 4
a. m.
BY ASSOCIATED PRESSl
BALTIMoRH, July I2.-The through train
from New York TO Washington, which lelt
New \ ork last night at 9.3u, came in collision
this morning with q hand-car, loaded with
telegraph cross-arm, two miles south of the
tne Sus2ue hanna rver, throwing the engine
ana the baggage and mail cars down an en-.
oankment OF nve feet. No one was hurt. but
the train was delayed about SIX hours. There
We're number OF singers ant visitors 70 the
Baltimore S1Dgerbund festival on the train.
PHlLADHLPHIA, July l2.-The passenger
train irom New York ran into a hand-c .r
loeded with telegraph arms, about NO miles
soutn OF Havre-de. q race a. 800 tnis morning
The engine and mail car We're thrown from the
track, out no person was hurt, and no other
damage done. The hand car was being used
oy employees OF the Western Union Telegranh
Company without an thority from tRe Ra,lro "A
Company, and the latter is in no manner re-
sponsible for tue eccident.
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THE FRENCH CARLE,

The Great Eastern eff Newfoundla and
BREsT, July 12.-rhe Great Eastern This
morning was of Newfoundland, only thirty
miles distant from the spot where the splice is
to be made. The signals ere still gocd, and am
on board are well.
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

DAVIS PAIN KILLER.
We have tested this medicine, and as cure our
resders rbsr " rot only oil tire virtues
claimed for 10, but in many Instances sGr 70 sses
any other remedy have ever known. IL should
not be claesed With the no. tru-is Of The hay got
MP for the special purpose Of peSunisrg croft but
be regarded % the at And ard medicj nes for
tie public benefit t-Hsra,d Of Gospel Ltbeye
Evening star., 1869-07-12
ELLIS, IRON viTrERS.

Having used your Iron Bite rs In my p-actice
can testify to Its superior tonic properties for
vigorsting the appetite and promot, us digestion
j can unhestatinely recommend u In case. OF
general debility and dyspe psis and in conditions
OF y be system requiring the of . fer uei nous
tonic. lte agreeable flavor must recommend IL 10
Ill i0uf'' GHSs G5fHspesHsliA, g iAA,.uyrr
Professor In the Ph'ladelphia University o
Medicine and Surgery
For SAFE BY KIDWILL SON.
lenpsyIvania avenue anG 18th street
ana Drcggfeto generally. my 26.3m
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NV zoiH.A &0

T-~s~. WAsHly6fON, l88.
- are nov run ~ follows, vfs:
Is.y NnW YORK, ssitaosf eSasSs Of ears.
ds and y p M -' NV
roR PHILADELPHIA.
ou .sIoelt tundsyl ss D a. II. aI
VI SUNDAY.
Lxs ss,. !. ,os ~ isrh ss sac r. L., and Phfs-
ssslas esn fss Nsv York on ?. u. ,r.,,
y. -s
TnroaGh ueken to Philadslphis, Hsv York or
Bseon can % ~ the statioa edcs Of eli ho urs
400 Penusyivanfs syenas. Paassnsers snrcs..;U. ~
tickets At the Avenue on ce can tbers s-rsnss t
have their bazgags called for ana ehec ~ ~ -
.esidsGee, taken he depot, ana pat In the bsa
tsse car.
a-sons ard the West. M
J. L WILSON, Mssser oI Transpor,.,,a,
1. u. CCLE. General Ticket Ageat
l' 'fv. :. ko6NTZ. Agent. Washingtcn,