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The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-13
The cheapest Paper South
VALUABLE
Ian DS FOR SALE

DURSUANT to a decree and order of The
L Circuit Court of Lafayette county. Ar
kansas, made al the November term, I-71
the undersigned commissioner, will srll at
public outvry, to the highest bidder. at the
door of the court hoase In the town of
Lewisylle, in said county, on
Monday, the Ia day Of Jansary
1872, the following described Lands, known
as the HAMILTON PLANTATION, situ.
ate in Lafay etse county, about six mics
above Fulton. viz;
The fractional southeast quarter Of section
%; fractional southwest quarter Of section
55i iraeuonaa northwest quarter of section
3S, and FRACTIONAL southwest quarter Of sec-
tion -, IA tewpship IL south, u range q
west, And also the east fract,oaAl hall
OF the noTtAwest quarter Of section * aorth
east fractional quarter Of section 5: west
fractional halt of northwest quarter of sec.
tion ;, and west half 6f rerthwest snarter
of section t IN township Ia, il range "
west, all south OF Red river, aud containing
in the aggregate III 90-l0U acres. of which
about 200 acres are cleared.
Isrms.-Ope third on credit Of tb,eo
months, and remainder on a ere.iit n,
welve months. with interest al rate az Zen
per cent. from date of sab. Notes viii
good security required, and lien reserved on
feet
w. +. PARKS.
Commissioner.
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Good fire wood VIII be taken at this
oiilce In payment for subscription.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-13

Our Pork market has not yet opened.
it is believed that pork will be much
cheaper than for several years past.
1T is so in the North Western markets.
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LOCAL ITEMS s.
OUR AGENTS.

MAJ: CHARLES f. mitchell is authorized
70 receive and receipt for subscriptions any
~ "dHaro6Erg-PRoF. J. w. HARPER
spring MI GILES l.. McKNIGHr, Eso
mineral Springs-MR. WM. JOHNSON.
CoiHm6ns-MR J T.. STUART.
cSnfreeHe-MR. W. J. POWELL.
'nashr'He-AJ. o. p, ANDERSON.
OEan-DR. J. II. WalPF.
RoHde-MR. :. y, LAriARR.
Le"iSriHe-hESRY MooRE. ESQ.
M MOridh-MR. JNo. s. Wrtvrp
RelmoRS-CAFT. PfRRY.
LoetStars--MR. II. C. WuLIANsoy.
Most6t5=-M5. b. L. LEE,
fate'- Nh. GEo. w. ORroy.
'9en tomGage-Capt. b. II. Trustworthy.
Local Agents are authorized to retain ten
,pgr cent. Of all subscriptions.
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We have for sale good saddle ami,
mai and good sewing machine.
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HOTEL
EUREKA SALOON.

1IHE proprietor w0olS respectfully hsfcorp
L his friends and ihe pabKs gepcTsiiy,
that he keeps constantly olsilasi The A-s-i 81
Liquors, Ale, Oysters, Sudires. C iR,.ss .te-
which he will dispose Of ON ,hs r.sosa Txsrcn-
sole terms fOT cash.
". RowToS-
August 30 .lS7L
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Special Notice.
j. Z. BORDEN.

lnasmuch as other urgent business
demands my whole time and attention,
L have determined, not without cor
siderable degree of reluctance, to offer
the Washington Telegraph office for sale.
The paper has AttNSnod a positisn shich
sendfls it self-sustaiaing-is, in fact,
dlourislhng; but the causes abore sta
rted 'iqsoratiyely demand the course
indicated. The material of the office
isall good. There are two good press
IS, oaaws type enough to publish a
Jtge, eight-column paper, aa,d a large
anantit7 of well assorted job type.
Apply early.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-13

Persons knowing themselves indebted
10 me on any account whatever, will do
msa great favor, and perhaps render
Their sleep a great deal sweeter by set,
tling up.
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-13

The iignl kind Of mau can get tM.
plants ior "u the most socOaplolatjsg terms
The Weekly Washington telegraph., 1871-12-13
six miles west OF WASHINGTON,
A VERY DESIRABLE PLACE.

Stock, Farming Utensils, Corn and Fodder.
may be bought with the place.
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Railroad Connections Nor,hwsra.

According 70 the Trenton y. j. GAZETTE, the
proposed lease Of the New Jersey and Camden
ard Amooy railroads, with all their franchises
and property, including the Delaware and Rsri-
tan Canal, and the various railways owned and
controlled by them, to the PsnDylvsnis Cen
tsl, Las been virtually cOnsumnatsd. The
effect in New Jersey, the Gazette thinks, will be
20 withdraw the United Companies a. dis
furbing element In New Jersey politics. The
Pennsylvania company nov controls over four
thousand miles OF railway and some OF the most
important commercial and industrial Interests
at the country, and have large schemes in pros
peet which will occupy their attention too much
20 allow them to dsbble in local matters there.
Therefore the Gazette concludes tue "monspoly',
will no lOrger restrain the enterprise OF railway
operators in New Jersey, and expects to see
new road fairly jump scro-s that State.
IL is stated by the Philadelphia Is7uirsr that
the Baltimore and Ohio railroad endeayored to
open negotiations for the lease Of the Camden
and AmbOy and its branches at a higher rate of
guaranteed interest than that offered by Penn
syivanis, but that the offer " did not seem to
exercise any influence on the deliberations of
the committee" In the interests of Washington
ve should hope not 10 will be a very sorry
day for this city when Nj. Garrett gets a mo-
nopOly hold OF more of the connc citing links in
the line of railroad between here and New
York; and on the other hand II will be TO our
advantage should those connections fall into
the hands OF rival companies 70 the Baltimore
and Ohio company. III this should spur Mr.
Garrett up 10 build his threatened air line from
Washington TO New York all the better. Com
peting roads will ensure US lower freights and
better accommodations. At present Washing
ton has no through connection with New York.
and We suffer from the fact in a vaeiety
OF ways. Take, for instance, the discrim-
nation against Washington and the market
ssrdners Of this vicinity in favor of Bal
timore- The light soil and sunny exposure of
the land across the Anscostia is particularly
favorable to the growth OF early vegetables, and
with encouraging railroad facilities very large
trade IN early marketing-ksle, lettuce, green
onions, &c.-would be carried on between this
point and New York, bringing q good deal OF
money here; but the charges for fast freight
are 50 much against this city aud in favor OF
Baltimore that our market-men are nearly
driven out OF the field. Thus, the frsisbt
charge Tor market truck from Washington To
New York Is SLIGO per hundred, against si,,y
6shts per hEndTed from Baltimore, by the fast
freight line. So this city. only forty miles fur
Their from New York than Baltimore, IA blis-
tered with freight charges nearly double those
10 the latter city. This is an enormous discrimi-
ration against Washington, but it is only one
illustration out of hundreds showing the di.sd.
'antages We labor under through being re-
siricted 10 a single monopoly line Of railroad
ECTtLWasd.
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TIE ELECTION IN WEST yIRsINIA.-The vote
N west Virginia on the amendment to the
state constitution which relieves the political
disabilities imposed when the new State
was admittedswss singularly light. In the seven
city townships of Wheeling only 49, votes were
esst-3ll for the amendment to IA againSt; less
than e-tenth of the full vote of those town
ships. The only other point heard from is
Moundsville, where a few votes were thrown,
all against the amendment. In explanation OF
the apathy, it is suggested that the amendment
contained features displessing to q very large
number of both parties. And 80 q m 8iOrity in
each party left the settlement OF the matter to q
minority.
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ann 9.
ITo A Ut ON
WASTE, OF POTOMAC WATER.

WATER REGIsTRARs OFFICE. CRY HALF
WASHINGTON, ID. o., April IL, 1871.
THE ATTENTION OF ALL WHO USE POTO.
MAO AQUEDUCT WATKR is called to the act Of
the Corporation Of Washington, OF February L.
ls7l, requiring the OF meters I'm all places where
large quantities Of " alter is consumed or wasted
Notice Is hereby given that the Inspector and Tan
per OF water Mains has been instr ucted carefully
watch all premises whore water is allowed to ruu TO
waste, and TO report the facts to this Office hen
orders will be Immediately given to put on meters
IN conformity with said act, which requires the ex
pense OF the same to be paid by the consumer
In order that those who reside on high eron.d
and obtain but little water, in Consequence OF the
great waste INDUCED in by those living in the lower
parts OF the city, justice requires that said act be
strictly enforced to the end that ALI NAV have A.,
equal share Of the water they have paid for.
ap7-7w JOHN h. CRANE, Water Registrar g,
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OFFICIAL.
UNITED STATES OF AMERICA.
DISTRICT OF COLUNBIA.

EXECUTIVE OFFICE, April Is, ISL y
In accordance with the provision Of the 5th section
Of an act, entitled IAN Act to Provide O Govern
pent for the District OF Columbia approved Feb
ruary Il, ISL, 1, HENRY ID. COOKE Governor OF
the District Of Columbia, hereby appoint MONDAY,
the 18th OF Msy lsl at L. m for the meeting of the
Council and House OF Delegates OF the Legislative
Assembly OF the District OF Columbia and designate
"Metzerott Hall Building, in the city OF Washing.
ton as the place OF meetng at which time place
the members OF said Council and suss Of Delegates
sre notihed to attend for tho purpose Of organize
ton aud the performance the duties i'm posed
them BY said act of the Congress OF the United states
Given urder my hand and seal the 18th day Of April
A. ID. 1871. H. d. COOKE Governor
Patriot, Chrop Rep SCourier copyI
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why Not?

We have received several Communications
and have printed some of them, appealing To
The postmaster Of this city to extend the hours
OF the money order Office, say to D. M. for at
least three or fOu- days on the first of each
month, if no more, 50 as to enable the thousands
Of government employees and mechanics gen.
orally who are employed under the eight and
Ten hour rules 10 avail themselves of its adyan-
ages. IL seems to us that some relief
might be afforded of tile kind asked, more
f>peeiaiiy as this community is made up so
largely OF clerks, government employees and
Others who cannot get to the post Office during
ihe hours when the money order Office is open
with the hours as at present, from a. M 10 1
g. n, II is dead letter 10 a large class. unless
they subject themselves TO the expense OF losing
lime. OF, what Is worse, jeopardizing their
situations, in doing so. At the Government
Printing Once, for instance, not less than 1yo
or 90 employees are subjected TO this inconvs-
I'eree, In the Navy Yard, in the Departments.
and in the mechanic shops throughout the city,
ine same complaint exists in the same pro-
PORTION Will not Postmaster Edmunds do
something for the sufferers?
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lands. lE4sll,s low m dd'ing. Ba al3Ls Flour dull
and the market fsyors buyers.Howard street .u-
perfoe. s5 T5aS6 l25z; extra, IS 5Oa07 Is: family,
sI@es9; City Mills -uperhne, 81 T5sS7 Is; extra,
sIsss family, s 2isS II; Western uperfne. s5.T5
aS6.R1z extrs, S6-S4as7 Is; family, 81 25aSs 80
Wheat dull choice white 81 60 fair TO prime, 50
prime to choice red 81 T5sS 90 fair to good
III 2aSl Co. common, 8 / 1s ! as Ohio and 1udi-
ana, slS COrE-white southern steady at 76a77;
yellow southern quiet ~ II mixed western steady at
69a75 Oats dull At e7s6S. Pork quiet az SO. Ba
con hrm; shoulders, s. rib sides, 10. clear sides, 10Y
hsms, IS whisky unchanged
BALTIMORE, April R.-yirginis SKIES, old, IS bid,
81 ASKED do. 1866 ~ bid; do 1857, 81 bid o7.f asked
NEW YORK, April . Gold steady. II : allsx Gov
ernmeuts very firm, but dull. Stocks very active,
but not quite 20 strong a. the openi ~, M 1ney
steady. 5. Virginia skies. 6S% do nav. 7sIs North
short. 49,. o
NEW YORK, April s.-FlOur steady Wheat finn.
er and very quiet. Corn lc better
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THR COAL TROUBLEs.-A coal association
representing two thirds Of the tonnage of Schuyl-
Bill county, met at Mshoney City We yterdsy,
and passed resolutions adhering to the offer
made BY the committee Of fifteen at PhiIsdel-
phia on April q.
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ROYAL EIsIToRs.-Besides the Grand Duke
Alexis, OF Russia, 1t is stated by the New York
Times that there will be in the United States
during this summer the Duke of SAKE Coburg.
the Duke of Saxony and King Thakambsu Of
the Kingdom of Feejee. It Is also thought
probable that the Marquis of Lorne may be ap-
pointed Governor General of Canada, and that
on their way TO Ottawa he and the Princess
Louise will make q tour of the States.
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. COLUMBIAN COLLEGE.

The TRIENNIAL ELECTION OF the BOARD
OF TRUSTEES of the COLUMBIAN COLLEGE
will be held on MONDAY the s: day Of III AZ en-
suing, Al the College Law Building, on 9th street
Joclock. WIN
All persons who have at any time made con .ribu-
tons to the funds OF tho College TO the amount of
sluo are entitled TO vote, in person 0. By proxy.
A. R0THWELL,
Il. T.. FOX.
epZl 81 Committee of Election.
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tHE-APzAKs AND OHIO CANAL-The Cum-
beIisnd Daily Newsof Fhday says that the same
eIs,ly lng stSte OF AFFAIRS exists upon the Chesa-
highway 10 the sea since the opening in March
Dn Thursday forty-one boats were despafchsd
from Cumberland, carrying f,i57.GS tons Of coal.
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SALE OF CATERS SrRINGs-This well.
known Virginia property was sold at public auc
ton last Tuesday by Major Conrad. trustee, and
$40. 500. '' W.
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The 81. Louis Insanity" is the head the New
YORK SNn puts TO the dispatch about the pro
POSED coiugs Of the capital movers next wear.
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THK CONTEST FOB THE MARYLAND PAssEN-
"EE TAx.-In tie Court OF Appeals OF Mary
land !eSterday, argument was concluded i'm the
case OF the State of Maryland rs. The Balti-
more and Ohio Railroad Company. This is the
case that was tried in the Superior Court of
Baltimore city, before Judge Dobbin, last No.
vember, and was decided in favor of the Com
psny- IL involves the constitutionality of the
clause in the charter Of the Washington Branch
which requires the Company TO pay one nth Of
the receipts from passengers to the State. The
Company ceased TO pay the amount thus col.
ieeted some two years since, but continued to
collect the same from the Passengers. The State
thought suit for the amount alleged to be wrong
fully withheld some three hundred thousand
dollars, but Judge Dobbin decided that the
money claimed was a tax upon the right to
travel, IN the sense contemplated IN tie decision
OF the Supreme Court in the case Of CrandaIl
rs Nevada, and a. such was repugnant to the
Constitution. As soon as this decision was M ssie
the Company reduced the fare on the Washing
ton Branch by one-ffth, but las up to this time
retained in its possession the money decided by
Judge DObbin to have been illegally collected.
The State excepted to the ruling OF the Court.
and carried the case TO the Court Of Appeals
which has not yerannoGnced its decision, but no
matter what il Is, the case will be taken to the
United States Supreme Court
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The Pennsylvania republican State convsn-
zion wall be held in Harrisburg on the l7th a,
sIay, and the democratic convention win MAJ,
IN the same city one week later.
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The report that the Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road have purchased q controlling interest in
the cleveland and Pittsburg Railroad 10 su-
thoritstively denied both from Baltimore AN
Philadelphia.
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The publication Of the names Of persons who
present their claims to the Southern Claims
COMMISSION Is likely TO be damaging to some of
ibem- Already there have appeared, In the
published list, the names OF several persons
whose claims we're rejected by Off GERS of the
pnaftermas'ers Department in this city. be-
cause OF the known dlsloyalty OF the claimants.
The commission, it is stated, Is in daily rece,n,
OF Information in reference to the standing or
some OF these claimants during the war. which
vii enectuAly block their ''Iittle game to an
Their pockets a. the expense OF q government,
which they tried TO break MP.
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MISERABLE PROPERTY FOR SALE.

Atwo story BRICK HOUSE. With two-story back
building on the west side Of 10th street. between
can be had at low price, IL purchased ct once The
convenienoe OF the location TO market. the street
OF the city, render this most desirable property
Lot Is iset inches, by % feet For price. terms,
ana opportunity OF Inspecting the premises, apply 10
FITCH 4 FOX, Real Estate Brokers, "
apN-0 sis 9TH street, OPP. Post Once
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The New York Word seeks to make political
capital out OF the proposed discharge OF employees
OF the printing bureau on Saturday, by heating
the announcement LATTER The Election" As
those to be discharged are mainly females, and
as women did not vote At our election, there
does not seem to be much point 10 the Worlgs
suggestive heading. The truth Is that the neces-
si;y for reducing the force comes solely from
the fact that the New York and other powerful
bank note companies had influence enough with
Congress 70 secure this work for themselves to
the pablo loss, since il can be done better, more
safely, and more economically here under the
Immediate supervision of the government.
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f~SABEATH SCHOOL TOMORROW p M
.Tss,s o Si0 II WSh,ps cSIner 10Th and
O'Clock. Ibe invitation is general and Cordial IL
"IHB REV DR. HUTTON will preach at the
:ISss On SUNDAY xFfEsSo66sS at Ses' o e a
IT'LL. M.-The membersof EUREKA LODGE,
nGnsd :. e s %ss, H on T I9b s9,
Important business. By order Of Lodge. ap % 2t
TSuNDAY.sOHOOL ANNIyEBSARY at the
f MoSR"S s on ih :tFsss between
O'Clock The public are invited to attend IT.
S.ssssias fo- saskSs M 4 sTssE and
sub!ect At II clock The Heavenly Recognition;
1vtnirs: Nv idence Of Christianity IT.
EEKsvx; i Mp pG.,l R3 5GI o. q Rishnond,
Sh1pch, Columbian Law Building, 5th street, To
aG}hhnnW, Sunday at IL O'Clock a m. ana 4
~MOUNT VERNON PLACE n. e CHUEOB
9S5n Mo n G and ;5ee,
u o'clock N, and o clock D m. By the Rev 3. 5.
koszEIL, y. d. an eloquent pulpit divine. IL
lTUNIyKKsstIsr PREACH INa.-REv
gIssch TO M0KRoW in Msssnic Temple en corner xttl
The are \ to hear and si
9, TTABIAM CaIFGa; corner s.h and b b
Subject IN the The hu en-! a,s pastor
sSa Hnandment.' I'm the evening"" The Sec.
rMAs0NIG.The member. of the UNION
hereby potifis d o Masonic ali 7th st TO
MORROW AFTERNOON, al O'Clock EVER
ROrtsnee demands their stisntion. Ry ordea: JHS
T. DAVIS. Prest. DANL G. MUSE, y. IL
~NeTICE TO IsBAELITEs -BURIAL
LOiS I'D the Cemstery Of tue Congregation
IEoP6LD ia y ssFPsBrs 20 MIR
avenue where also plat Of the Cemetery can be
seen BY order Of the Trustees.
hs aIs I'll 81
BILE SOCIETY viii be held in the First Pre,bi.
s sssB 9hgF fRr +. ss'5Get An
Addres ses will tie Delivered by Rev. JOIN DA-
C ss,sI5 Of GeeTg Z; end Hon NJ D LEaGEIT
JIG BUILDING Association viii hold IL.
nrst annual meeting next MONDAY NIGHT. May
ist, =, o., o'elock in Tempersnce Hail. street, be-
ing the FINANCIAL condition Of the association at the
close Of the first year Of lie ORGANIC alton will be
year NIL be held Ladies hslding stock may vote
0y .ns S 70. 10Y s sissss4y
TU.s INTERNAL BEvENUE.
ASSESSORS OFFICE DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WARRINGTON CRY, April ~, 1871.
TO ALL WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
List for Income Of $50 and special Tax for is7i viii
be in the Assessor Once ,sIT 9TH street, on the
viii be received and is spd 10 rses
I0 Sl relstiveto any erroneous excessive valus-
Assstant Assessors returned in said ANIMAL La,
The law provides that all appeals ''shall be made
In writing and shall specify the particular cause
gsestsd. and shall. moreover. state the ground or
principle Of error cOusi sS . G,r urrn.
ApS VI Assessor TOR District OF Columbia
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i THE PATENT SPIRAL
UBL b b DON,
perfect. ~Ss DAuse' sno vArrentee
WI Isst tvtce = long - the ordinary broom.
LORD ROBINSON,
nhn,- eets Agents and Hanutsoturprs.
Baltimore, Nd.
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NICELY FURNISHED ROOMS OAH BE OR
v tAined. single or in suite, BY calling A. laSa
street, between 18th ana 18th streets south
sieo. q
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RATHs' BATHsH BATHSi!!

eI Lhe newest Sleanest, and most complete set of
snsIe Baths, Is cents. Tickets for sale nj tbs
once OF the Hotel-o3 50 per dozen. A IL nm
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7th streeti SPRING tTeUK NOW l7th stree,
OPEN AT
MARKRITERs9.
Embracing WV and Stylish Designs, made OF the
pest fatrlcs and finish, with an eye to harmony NJ
CCiors, Richness, Durability and Economy: a Isroe
portion made specially to order, embracing new
and other DEF lgns IN Gilt and RI ain Ealor
Also, ObIENTA Al SATLNS and Broc ade Cilts an :
Iely hew aid patent goods; sO-nch plain Tin.s for
hnisnipg, plain. or panelng with Gilt Rods with a
lull line OF mt dium and low priced goods maxine
the largest assortment In the District Paneiline
WITH Plain Papers and Gilt Rods, or in itatun N
woods, and Decorative Paperbanging OF eyery de-
scrlptioa executed In the best mnS per
PICTURE FRAMES
IN walnut, and all Gilt from cA.d TO portrait sza
the most varied stock In the District frames made
TO order. "NA0
WINDOW SHADES.
Different styles. sizes and colors Shades made tn
PICTURE CORD AND TAssELs.
DineIent sizes and colors. Also, wire center Pic
ture Cord. superior article Also gold dated and
rinnec wire Picture Cords, Picture, Bings Nails.
PAiHTlFGs. ENGRAvINGs, CHROMOs. ar
a limited but choice selection, i'm appronrista
:rames, Away in ore free hibitioD And sals
Orders for Pspcrhangipg, Window Shades. &c
purctuaiy nlled IN city or country and
guaranteed. Terms cash
New number 431. Please remember name
j. MARkRITER,
and number, ST 7th street
apzsot between ID and streets
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s. MAIL ROUTE TO NORFOLK
Nedmp Lady ~ ne Lake, coahs,tiHs NJ NOyFoY
ruth tte Ssoooo,d and Roaaoke RnthO1d foy an
paTis o. re Sorih anf tcifh the steamers Of fas M
ana NJ IrdnSpeTiGtion C0WpdHy for s. st1a
On and after Monday May LIST. the Steamer l. ny
OF THE LAKE. carry ing the United 49,
states mail. Will leave her wharf, foot GA&4A@
OF 9Th street, every Monday. Wednes-
DAY and FRIDAY, at .. N. for Norfolk Returning
ieaFe NoIiolk tuesday, Thursday and Saturday AZ
80. m. Stopping at Alexandria, Port Washin gt1n.
Siymont. finey Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Monroe. For freight passage apply on beard or
20 ID; Groner, Ncriolk, Va; J. q Phillips, Aiex.
sndria Va e. Waters, Georgetown, ID c. or 70
Il. Brown a SON, General Agents
Cor 18th street and New York avenue
NO freight received at 7th- street wharf after a.
m. First class fare TO Norfolk, "a; roapd trin
90 Second class fare to Norfolk, IS; round trip,
An N "