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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-18

Mayor Hall fares no better at the. hands
of the Times. 1t says of the opening sem
tence of his message: He says Of the re-
ports They endsas nearly TO The close OF
the municipal year as II is possisle Y CO..
which best AGREES with the system ofwofk
established by each Department. OF its own
| convenience We believe that most crit
| les would find it-go much against the
| grain to praise that sort of style"
Hereis another hit: "The Mayor p then
pleased to remark that certain improve
| meuts. lin Justice to our SUCCESSORS oud
/, posterity, can no longer be postponed"
Then we are to assume that posterity will
not be our successors 2 Perhaps posterity
preceded us ?" a.
But the Mayor gets it on several other
points as follows L.: cffD'"''' 81
Then the Mayor puts the case of a mechanic
earning 500 per annunl and being six IN a
family" Any mechanic who is six in family
would be a prodigious follow, and wonid >er-
tainly need fully 500 PEI. aanum for nss sup
port. He would be o greater curiosity than the
Siamese twins or the two headed giant.
On conundrums he i no Better, as see
this: a-'isa'". iol
he proposes the following cOnunoFuW roittiv We
to wooden pavements: How can there be COM
petition for a pavement for which only one per-
son-a patentee-can bid T' We give it up
but if any body wants aesoodenf head we think
we can send Elm to the right man for it.
The Times explains Mayors all's rela-
tions to Tammany in this concluding hit:
He asks if "a live sense of responsibility and
governmental vigor are not manifested at every
point in the City Government Wedo not be
1ieve that this sense are exhibited If it are, we
have never detected it And thie. is the jargon
which the Mayor of the greatest City in the Uni
ted States puts before the public in an ofiicia4
report and which newspapers are not ashamed
to praise as beautiful English"
Mayor Hall is the literary mani II the PAT
ty: the others make no pretensions 70 what they
call 'eddication:n. Tweed himself. dslishttea a
own name correctly. Fisk uses q little when he
writes in the first person. Dick Connolly has
his hands full in garbling the City accounts
The writing part of the business is left to the
Mayor. assisted by his body-guard Of disrepu-
for his job are very plainly brought out in his
message. - ...sa' - = 's'-F
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FARMS.
s1,NO.
No. $50.

Farm and ridge lands. 80 acres: 25 in cultivation
situated in Morgan county, seven miles from Rock
wood. Ordinary log house This place is well adapt
ed for fruit and affords fine range for stock.
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No. 100.
PRICE. $500

Farm of two hundred acres-fifty in cultivation.
Good log house, kitchen, stable, &c. miles from
lockwood. Also on the place. a coal bank, good
ter power for mill purposes, &c.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-18

THE news, Of the! death. Of the, Hon.
Clement l.. VallandigfIafn, Of Ohio, under
the circumstances given in our dispatches
is peculiarly sad. He was one Of the lead
ing Democratic politicians of the country,
the author. of the new departure" just
taken in Ohio, and q man of some popu-
larity in his party. His record during the
war is familiar to most Of our readers. His
death will cause sensation In the coun-
nv, particularly in Ohio.
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No. IS3,
PRICE, $500.

Frame House, stories with rooms, with about an
acre and fourth of land Time will be given on
part Of the purchase money.
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No. 179.

Very neat and comfortable Cottage and fine Lot Sit
uated about mile from the court house in Knox
vile, on the Clinton Turnpike
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No. DOL.
PRICE. $500.

Farm of two hundred acres, in Anderson county, ~
miles from Heiske's Station. About IS in cul-
tivation double log house. barn, two springs &C. This
Is cheap place. and can easily be made good one.
Said to be fine location for country store One thou
sand dollars cash-balance twelve months.
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No. ISIS.
PRICE. $1,000.

Farm of 40 acres, 100 in cultivation at Rheatown
Greene county, and near the L. T., Va. and Ga. Rail
road. Dwelling of rooms, good stere-house barn.
etc. Tannery, with all necessary finishing shops well
supplied with finest spring water boot shoe and sad
dlers shops. This very desirable property and
invite the attention of These desiring to carry
with us. =. -
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"QUoNpAM''' of. the New York Times
writing from Macon, says that city is &C
tive and earnest in their efforts to build
the railroad to Knoxville. The road has
State aid, he says, of s15, 600 per mile-has
surveyed III miles to the State line and,
that work is being pushed rapidly. From
Macon to Dahlonega anientirely NEW and
undeveloped country will be traversed
rfch in ores and agricultural products. Mfr.
Powers, an experienced railroad man. re-
ports that the first forty miles will yield
seven per cent revenue. Macon Is active.
What will Knoxville do? is
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No. III.
PRICE, $500

One story Frame Dwelling and IS acres Of Land one
mile from the court house in Greeneville Tenn Land
under good fence, house new, fine young orchard. &C.
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Job werk

'tfts<s Job werk. 5
Orders for Job work from neighborine coun-
ties promptly ATTENDED to at the CHRONICLES Of.
fee fft2F at - tH
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SEND us THE NEWS.

THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
OF Any Daily Published in East Tennessee
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10 -Four houses and lots in Moses Addition Lots are
$ x10O feet Houses comfortable but small Price.
10y 10y - sS''''V'Iif,., E.t. 81 -
fasi 54l-i No. 19I. PRICE. $500.
About one acre of land on Montgomery Pike. one
mile from Knoxville; well stuated-nO improvements
sYelaI .oi4. Nos 1s1 PRICE. $3.50
Two dwellings and two lots cast of First Creek,
the residence of g. NJ. Branner, Esq. One house has
Eve rooms and two porche The other house has three
and porches. Will be sold separately II desired
.e.i No. 1o5. PRICE. $500
Lots Nos. % % and "A, on which stand two houses
good cistern, &e. situated in BeardeHs Addition to
Knoxville. ...ii fs..ra-tr
t.-... No. 197. PRICE, $500
Washington county, Tennessee. ..t.s s-E
81 -. No. 19s. PRICE. $500
good run Of custom, at Heiskes Station, Tenn.
r -ett No. 1879. PRICE, $500
House has two rooms and kitchen. Lot 25x125 feet.
No. zoo ..,i PRICE, 27CO
Planning MILL sash and blind factory, &C., at Sweet
water Tennessee Good stand for the business. Offer
ed but for short time
E-r9ru isss. No. rs. PRICE. $500
Lot $50 feet square, corner Cumberland and Locust
streets. Very desirable location for residenee-One
| of the best in the city.
.s,tf p fE..' if.
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No. 175.

Lot $50 feet square, corner Cumberland and Locust
streets. Very desirable location for resdenee-one
of the best in the city.
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Our Job ONCE.
1t may not be generally known that we have
one of the very best Job Offices in East Tennes-
see. We are prepared to do all kinds of book
and Job work on short notice, in the best of
style and on reasonable terms.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-18

-Four houses and lots in Moses Addition Lots are
s. x1OO feet Houses comfortable but small. Price.
$50 to $50. t..
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Who respectfully refer to the citizens of
@rlsiu Memphis. -ftsf.
s.stt. gU EEE 81. H.-f<f <s
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1871-06-18

Planning MILL sash and blind factory. &C., at Sweet
water Tennessee. Good stand for the business. Offer
ed but for short time.
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About one acre of land on Montgomery Pike. on
mile from KnOxville well situated-no improvement;
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No. 200.

House and lot on Patton street East Knoxville
House has two rooms and kitchen. Lot 25xl25 feet
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DIED.


ALE v. In this city, on the Eth instant ID
Bm Ibb ALLEN, aged 3 years
funeT at ala 18th s.re-t south, at 3 . m SIM.
w .tln instant bis friends invited Phil.
alelphlt FapeTs please copy
Bk9N v. On the I7-h instant AZ @ clock n y,
hrs NJ ~ A BLOWN, wife OF Thomas b Brown,
The Fl DDS and relatives are invited 70 attend her
street, 3 We. l. and Al, south, TO -mOrrow afr
neon, a. O'Clock.
BROOI ;. ELIZA J. BROOKS. daughter Of w,
Beesett wife Of Geo ~ Brooks, on the 18th in
slant a. long AMI painful iilress, which sh,
LcI- christian fortituce; aged 50 years, q
Her eTai VIII take pace from her late resi-.
Gsuce,G rect south, IstWeen 81 and a. streets on
Sund y, 9 18th instant, Al O'Clock n m
Her rest rs IN Jesus arms.
CLEM- MS, On FTi1ay. the Eth OF March nj
~ J; n q M b, youngest child Of Sam b. and
The fun raj will take place from the residenceo
ms 6ranf sther. francis Colclasar 6I5 X street,
I-tWeen and TN streets N. W, on SUNDAY. IN,
AL IRiis : at 50 The friends OF the family
fRAYs ER. On the morning Of the Eth instant,
A. =, mini Jez 70 2 olclock, of consumption, Mrs.
lsAbELLA FRAfsIkR, IL the Sith year Of her
der rel ions and friends are respectfully re-
guested 20 attend her funeral. Sunday, March
Etn iron uer bro her in-laU .. ass street sou tn
west, sty slock Richmond, Va. and Baltimore
papers pie e copy.I
LIVING TON. On Saturday me- rnipg, 18th inst
a. II Soc ok, ANGELINA, wife Of James Living
ston. AGED years.
The fun a will take place on tomorrow, fsun.
day. ~ 3. m, from 7O2 r street.
PIPEB. On the 18th instant, Dr. JOHN r
fIfkh' g; MS Residence In this city, cI4 Eth
His fure-aI will take place on Sunday. 18th
odist ChuT n, south corner 9Th and X ttreets His
friends Aie respectfully invited TO attend. q
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EVENING STAR.
OONaRESSIONAL
Conclusion Yesterday Proceedings

SENATE.-After our report closed
The new Senasor, Mr.. Johnton, was appointed
upon the Committees on Manufactures and
Education and Labor, vice Mr.. Blair, excused.
gross OF matches. Passed as amended on motion
OF MT. Bayard, 70 provide that the bill shall not
20 into operation until six months afte passage.
Mr.. Me introduced bill TO reinstate without
under the provisions of an act of Congress, sp-
proved July Is, 1870. Referred to the Commit
tee on Military Afsirs.
Mr.. Lewis introduced bill to promote the
collection OF internal revenue, providing for the
employ ment of an internal revenue police force
m every collection district, in the discretion OF
the Commissioner OF Internal Revenue. Re-
terred 10 the Committee on Finance.
The Vice President laid before the Senate
message rom the President in response to Mr.
FreliughUysen's resolution to the effect that
since the urOclama' ion of the ratification OF the
FIFTEENTH mendmeDt but one additional State
New ,Iers v, had IA flied il.
The 81 ate took up Mr.. Anthony's resolution
10 limit ia business OF the Present session to
Legislation upon the South.
Mr. Anthony submitted his resolution in a
Tudlhvd form, a. follows: That the Senate will
Consider the present session no other Iegisla-
tive bus N - than the deficiency appropriation
till, CON, rent resolution for a Joint commit
tee On the south, and resolution now pending
INSTRUCT = the Committee on the judiciary 70
report a bIil OF bills 70 enable the President aud
courts o. The United States to execute the laws
IN said States.
Mr.. Sumner objected to the resolution in its
present form. He was opposed to any adjourn
ment until his supplementary civil rights bill
was disposed Of He proceeded to explain and
advocate his bill as essential to the closing work
OF reconstruction. lie thought Senators could
not afford 20 go home until they had passed this
measure.
Before 'Ir Sumner had concluded, the Sem
ate, at 80, he IL BRET executive session, and,
al 4 O'clUc (, adjourned.
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AUCTION SALES,
This AFTERNOON,


RY KILBOURN LATrA, Real Estate Brokers.
- Corner 9TH and r streets,
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOTS ON
eTREkTS, AT AUCTION.
- On SATURDAY, March Is. ISL ct O'Clock
Op m, we will sell, In front OF the premises the
following described Building Lots in "a uAre
tze) two hundred and forty five:
On VERMONT AVENUE, between N and n
stfeets Lots q and ~ one and four, each fronting
twenty nye 70 feet said avenue, and containing
5000 and 3T2ls square feet, respectively.
On STREET, between Vermont avenue aud
thirteenth street, Lots n and 81 seven and Gig at
each renting twenty FIVE (25b feet street, and
containing 27671l and 30S2tz square feet, respect
lively.
Also, Lots TO- 10, IL, and i2l nine, ten, eleven and
tWelve, each fronting twenty -hve (25D feet on
street, and containing 3,425 square feet.
On THIRTEENTH STREET, between NJ and N
streets Lots 16 H. and Isl sixteen sevepteen, and
eighteen. each fronting (l7SS seventeen feet aud
eight inches on Thirteenth street, and containing
1865 square feet
Terms: One-third cash; balance in twelve and
twenty Tour months, with interest, secured By deed
OF trust on the property sold.
A deposit of $50 will be required on each lot As
sold AL convey sncing and stamps at pu re haser's
cost.
If the terms Of sale are not Gem piled with in five
days the property VIII be resod at the cost of the
GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts
hILBOURN LATrA,
Zeal Estate Brokers,
ml3-6t Corner 9TH and Y streets.
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WAR DIT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OsYIcsR.

WAR DIT, OFFICE CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER.
VASE SGToN, ID. e., March lS-1O3O a. m.
SynopS for tie past p h0Nrs.-The high pres
sure III y morning in the Southwest has ex-
tended t. Lake Ontario, With rising baron ster
over tire Middle aud East Atlantic and the
Lakes. slight disturbance which was indi-
Gated as m Florida by Friday evenings reports
mas NOV q 70 the nor the astwsrd, and now covers
portions IF South Carolina and Georgia. Heavy
rains lave been experienced along the Atlantic
coast, 3 y clearihg-up weather Is now reported
az all OiDts over an hundred miles inland.
Clear ld partially cloudy weather has pre-
vailed en- the Gulf and the Lakes. A heavy
1au IN tie temperature, with a rapid rise in the
bsromt Ter, Is reported in the extreme North
west : he Rocky Mountain and Pacific sta
uOns u port stationary barometer and falling
temper ture.
PrOJ1 tltiss-Fair weather and fresh winds
are Indicated until Sunday morning from the
Gull e. the Lakes aud westward. Ii is prOba-
bic tina the disturbance now prevailing on the
South tlantiC coast will extend nOrthe asst ward
ana Pro .Ong the cloudy weather now existing in
the mi,i-Atlantic. Cloudy weather and fresh
winds E-e indicated for the Eastern States
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RI MML WALL 90, Auetioneers
6outh corner 9th street and Pennsyl AHA avenue
TRUSTEE SALE.

SALE.
q Ry virtue Of deed of trust, dated on first day
0folio SIS. one OF the land records tor ashington
county, in the District # Columbia, and wherein
Theophiius foungs and Isabel O., his wife, have
made default. shall, at the request of the party
secured thereby, sell, at the auction room of VIM.
MAIL Co, In the city OF W sshngton, ON
THURSDAY. the 23d day Of March next, at IL
O'Clock, at public auction. the following described
~ OF Washington, Distric: of Columbia, to wit
Lot malked"D,"in the subdivitoRs Of that trac Z
OF land known Beey ne, |" and beginning for the
same at supposed tree, the end of fifth line of the
whole tract. and running south ghty seventy de-
grees. west ffty-two and Q half perches; thence
perches, which is the beginning of lot No S,
and run north twenty seven degrees west thirty,
nine and S-lO0 perches TO stone planted at road
leading 70 Grimes house, (by road thence along
said roadway north sixty -four aad "a degrees east
seventy hye and 8 10th perches to q stone planted
for Grimes southeast corner: thence north sixty
nine and th degrees, east twenty eight and l0ths
grees. east four and half perohes to opposite vail
degrees: east sixteen perches, south eighty three
and shAlf degrees, east eleven perches, north
eighty one and xth degrees, east sixteen perches,
north eight nine and hth degrees, east twenty
perches 70 point in the road leading from Piscat-
away to Washingten, which 10 the junction with the
road south esht degrees west twelve perches south
degrees, vest twelve percheS, south two degrees.
east four perches thence In straight line to the be.
ginning, Containing fifty acres Of land =
Terms Of sale: Cash on the day Of sale.
O. eTEPHINS, Trustee.
ms d - WIN. l.. WALL Co, Aucts
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VALUABLE FARM
PRINCE eEoRGkkss COUNTY, MD.

- By virtue OF deed Of trust, dated the 9TH day
Dot September, A. d. 1851, and recorded in Libsr
for Prince Georges county, Maryland, shall sell,
on the Rys%ises q pShlic auction e 70 clock
very valuable tract Of Land lying on the harlbero'
Turnpike -four miles from Warrington, and sdjoin-
"MorriDons Pond" FFf.r 80 = -
This tract 10 about one-fourth In wood, and the
balance In cultivation, and contains In all, About rs
acres, more or less. - -
Terms: Cash ;of which Sh0 must be paia q tine
purchaser. q. \. WILfRED HARSHALL,sT
IN b6 Trusvee.
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5. APPRAISERS STORES. PHILADEL

A.
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT, 9th March, IFL
Sealed Proposals will be Received at the Office of
OF MARaH, l7l, for Furnishing Fitting and Put.
ting IN Place The Iron Shutters and Doors of the U
by drawings Nos 8, II and Is, the schedule and this
Payments will be made monthly. on the estimate
OF the s1perne9deni 81 the value Of such work
the rate Of IS Der cent 10 er cent the t bs a.
until the G. M letion OF the cosIract.
in place within three months after the cont act is
signed and the contractor has been Notified to
Plans and specifications OF the shutters and forms
Tor Proposals can be obtained application to the
Bidders will also be permitted to submit proposals
S ased on thsif own designs explanatory drawings
the sum of thousand dollars that the bidder will
accept and perform the contract il awarded him the
hs g BE q The y
ney OF the district where he resides.
bids il be deemed to the interest Of the government
te do so; and any bid that 10 not made the printed
form in every respect the requirements of this adj
yertis ment, will be considered neither will any
engaged IL the mansaotSre Of .Sn.a no,
and who have not the necessary facilities for getting
Proposals must be endorsed Bids for Fire proof
St0tss PsiIlfEdssh,s PsHpsyl
NH ii lot Superintendent.
NOTICE TO CON1RAOToRs.
OSce Of Sxprin,exdsnt a.d Inspector Of Ss,c srs,J
CRY Hall, Washtagtoss, ~ C., March Is ISL \
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed, At the Mayors ONCE. until 2 n on MON
DAY the 22d March instant, for the building OF
Sea Wall along the Potomac river, between n
street south and N'street south
n sssfe s sns ri,
mhism.wisH supt and inspector. &c. &c,
MORTON no OOhrRAOTORs.
0fcs Of Sppeinieadent and Isspseio, Of Ssrcsrs,)
A,ridse oad Footnays, \
ftyHdH, WaShta gtoH, March Is, 1871.
Sealed Proposals will be received by the under
signed, ct the Mayor D Office, until q m, on MON
DAY the asa n srch infant, for the construction
Of Bridge across James Greek end street south.
include eli materials described In the specifications,
which can be seen st this sfAss. voRsvru
mhl3-m.vf.s.M supt and Inspector. &C., &c.
VNRIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subscri.
i bers have obtained from the Supreme Court Of
the District Of Columbia, holding Q special term.
letter. OF administration the personal estate OF
ROBHRT BROWN, late OF Washington county,
O., deceased. All persons having claims against
the same, with the vouchers thereof, 30 the sub
scribers, on or before the 18th day Of Fsbruary,
next; they may otherwise by Law be excluded from
ali benefit Of the said estate. Given under our hands
this 18th day Of February. ls1l
fs1s sst- WALTER O0ILviE.
n0UBLl AID 1N0LI BA1RII cum =
u grsok bargains, 6 RRIUO0U Len OOoe 0oa0
esn6s Ices x0an9lvaH1A oV0a0. 81
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PERSONAL OUTFITS.

RA2AAR.-Bsrgainsf IN Ladies', Gents and Ohf
ID drens UNDERCLUTHIHG may be found A.
Women'a Christian Association, Judiciary SONAR,
AL orders promptly and neatly executed 1ntranc.
on street, between 4th and 6th. noll-tf
THOSE SILK UMBRELLAs a
4 reduced 20 04I0,
To close them ont, ut PRINCES Loan Ofbos
Sales rooms. tooS Pennsvlvants suAe-d
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RAILROADS..
pALIIH0RKAMD OaI0 RAIL1OA1


wAszrSeros. December 3, 100.
ssS ss: m sii. q -
WksT are nov run e follows viz
FOB BALTIMORE,
i sss' 800 sSOSS.s sio So SO SO ana
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Leave daily except Sunday, at e:&s and Gas .
Vile, Laurel Annspols Junction, and Relay. iess
r MOI ssSp a : eaa?sss ma go
A. yessops. The $40 ,. m. stops at Annapolis
The 500 , m. on sunday stops Is during the
Leave at $40 and e:2s m; and 40 .. N. No
Train to or from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON sqEDA1nn
Leave at 500 g m. and 90, > o and sOop n
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave AT 500 q m. and 90 n m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
sInS 49, s osiirs except Sunday, al Gas 3 m, and
on sunday a 800 aud : 90 .. m. only, connect.
,ne al heIay tston with trains from Baltimore 70
mheeilng, Psrkersburg, &c.
Fer strasburg, and points between Relay House
and strssbuIg. leave at 90 D m, oonnsSting a.
Relsy House with strssburs and inc hester aOcon,
Through tickets to the West can be had a, N.
Washington Station Ticket Office al hours in the
For New York. Philadelphis and Boston sec ad
'eAISeAeht OF Through Line.
J. l.. WILSON,
n, nm, Master OF Transportation.
l.; A. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 3. kOONTZ. Gent Ag't, Washington fe2s
rI,HkOUGH LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
Warrington, June 5, lS70-nooR.
10 ISS j. ri sE% SS6 6fk are ME
FOR NEW YORK. trithon ohnsg, of.1,s
Leave daily except sunday st 500 g. m 2:aS
and 800 p. m.
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily except Sunday ct = :Oe g. On I2.4S
and $40 .. m.
ON SUNDAY.
phis at $40 D. m.
Sleeping cars for New York on D n train only.
Through tickets 70 Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station once ct all hours
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisement
Tor schedule between Washington, Baliimore AT.
napons and the West. j. l.. WILSON,
Master OF Transportation.
Il. N. OOLE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. 5. kOONTZ, Agent, WashinRton jels
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~Easter Sunday will bring out the new
Spring styles-bonnets, promenade suits, fur
bellows, and pretty things generally.
81 The Sorosis of CrawfordylIle, Ind. has
finally gone the way of all flesh. II dwind.ed
Gown TO the membership of one, and that one
went last week and got married.
0A gentlemen of experience has discovered
one one good thing in sea-voyaging. He says: 'YOu
every body will think you are only seasick,n
SJacob Methuselah, of Indiana, tried 10
reach the age of his namesake, by Laughing
death.
~Terre Haute merchants whose store door,
are infested by ioafers hang up a sign, Want
ed-Employment for these roosters," who there
upon become scarce.
~Henry Ward Beecher. in recent Brook
Ign prayer meeting talk, said that he expect sd
to meet his Holiness the Pope in Heaven. What
does the Pope expect IN. I. Democrat.
- A Connecticut bard thinks " the fsshy
trout Is leaving his muddy Information, and his
diamond cluster CLEANS In the dusk cavities OF
the brooks" That sounds reasonable enough