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SHERIFF rs SHE.

Il. C. Daniels, rs, the Linden Park Land
Company, ct. al.
1Vurrant of Attachment
r G.. Whtaber, Us. The Linden Park
Land Company, ct al.
4Farrant Of -1ttachment.
George Opdyke, ct, al. rs. The Linden
Park Land Company.
Warrnnt gf Attachment.
By virtue of an order OF the Hon. R. F.
Graham, Circuit lodge in tn above stl-
ted cas-, tn me- dir, cred. | will Sill at pub
lrc outcry iu front Of my "llcc in the Town
of Beaufort. on Mntay. January the
first, u>U 1872 the following personal
property t" wit:
tishty (S0) pairs shrcs, five (j) pairs
boots eleven QN Balm"ai skirts, eight
(S) coats seven (7) p%irs pants three (3)
wool hats. eight lS) SRA" halls. six (6) I'M
Ell coats thee o. lin II y'sls. one par
pants, eight (S) p'irs dra Ttrs four t4)
shirts thirty, two (32; yMGs drill, fifteen
(l5J cplor d haudEric c,rio.s, twenty-five
,22I white handkrrch'rfS, twenty-five
(-2) yards muslin. fifteen o., yards fl tnnel,
ten ll0l pairs cloves. foily-"me i4l) yards
Print, eight (Sy pairs hall hose, sixty five
l6j) spools thread, half deem files, eight
lSJ pocket knives. SIX 81 smoking pipes,
ten Cl0D purses, ten (l0) papers needles,
fourteen GA card hooks, two ~ dozen
pap r pins, two mirrors, nine pieces braid,
forty-three bottles medicines, twelve box
es salve, one dozen pencils, half dozen
pass books, half gross tea spoons, half
gross table spoons, half dozen lamps, IL
dozen tumblels, fifteen yards bagging. fifty
lbs. seed cotton, one roll II inch betting,
one letter press. fifteen yards jean, one
double J inch block, one single IS inch
block, half dozen planters hoes, twelve
gallons lard oil, twenty gallons molasses,
oyster tOngs, one bbl. soda biscuits, seven
wooden pals, one lot tin measures, three
pairs scales, one and One-quarter dozen
rim locks, one double bit axe, seven plow
points, nine pad locks, three dozen butts,
one gross screws, one bush scythe, one lot
hasps and staples, twenty lbs starch, fifty
lbs soap, one lot paper bags, one gross
matches, one dozen strap hinges, thirty
three papers tacks, sixty-three bowls, two
pitchers, ten cans milk, thirty lbs. soda,
one bung borer, one tobacco cutter, four
gates and faucets, twenty five cords wood,
one store desk.
One lot of Manufactured lumber, esti-
timated at two hundred and fifty thousand
$3.50, ,000) feet; four hundred 400 saw
logs, ESTIMATED, attached as the property
of the above named Linden Park Land
Company, at the suit of r. c. Daniels, ct.
al.
Terms cash-Purchasers to pay for ne
cessary papers.
p. NJ. WHITMAN.
Sbif. BIT. Go.
Es;pFOr the accommodation Of parties
wishing to inspect the lumber and logs,
the steamer Gen Scott will leave Beau
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REFEREES SHE.

SOUTH OAROLlNA,
Beaufort County.
". F. Hutson, Trustee Of Prescott Fund,
Us. Mrs. Sarah Mole, ct. al.
Bill for Foreclosure and Sale.
By virtue of Decretal order in the
above case, made on the 1lth of April,
1871, by Hon. Zephaniah Platt, Circuit
Judge, l will sell on the first Monday in
January, 1872, the following property to
wit:
All that tract Of land situate in St.
Lukes' Parish, County and State afore-
said, near Coo$awhatchie, bounded as fO'-
lows: North and Northeast on lands of
the estate of Theophilus Sauls, and j. V.
Morrison, South and Southeast on lands
of the estate of Mrs. E. a. Gillison, and
West on the tract assigned by the Com
missioners in dover to Mrs Sarah Mole.
Containing eleven hundred acres more or
less, and being two-thirds OF the whole
tract formerly the property of j. j. Mole.
ALSO,
The remainder of the estate in dover,
assigned to the said Mrs. Sarah Mole, as
aforesaid, containing five hundred and fifty
acres more or less. Bounded North by
lands of estate Of Theophilus Sauls, East
by the tract of estate OF J. J. Mole, South
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OFFICIAL.
OFFICE OF AUDITOR OF STATE.
COLUMBIA, S. c., November 10th, 1871

IT having been reported in some of the
papers In this State, that promise had
been made by His Excellency Governor r.
to extend the time for the collection of
taxes for 1871; I would say for the infor-
nation of all concerned, and for the pur-
pose of doing away with any ill effect
which such a report might induce; and at
the same time to leave no excuse for nom
payment at the proper time; thatin confer
ence with His Excelency this morning,
he informed me that lie made no such
general promise as, has been ascribed to
him.
His Excellency informs me that the
committee of the Tax payers Convention
who waited upon him in reference to mat
ters relating to the collection of taxes, af-
ter discussion Of the subject, decided
that November was the proper time for
collection of taxes in the upper counties;
but that in those counties where sea island
cotton is grown. payment could not be
made until March, without sacrifice.
His Excellency, therefore, agreed to
suspend the collection from those upon
the seaboard until that time, where they
WCIO w pay oOohSi'
Persons desiring to avail themselves of
the benefits of this promise will be requir-
ed to file petition with the County Au-
dtor previous to the time at which the
penalty attaches, accompanied by affida-
Wits that returns from crops had not been
received; such petitions will be considered.
The public will, therefore, place no reli-
ance upon the report referred to, as am
assured by His Excelleucy that no extern
sions of time other than those mentioned,
will be granted.
The collection Of taxes for this fiscal
year will commence on the Goth instant,
and continue until 18th of January next;
after which time the penalties prescribed
by law, will attach, and be strictly enforc-
ed.
County Treasurers will proceed at once
to enforce the collection Of all delinquent
taxes for previous wears.
EDWIN F. GARY,
State Auditor.
Greenville Enterprise. Laurensville
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SOUTH CAROLINA,
In Common Pleas.
Beaufort County.


By virtue of Decretal order in the
above case, made by Chancellor II. D..
Lesesne, on the 14th February, 1868, di-
recting the Commissioner in Equity, then
in office, to sell the mortgaged premises in
the above case, described on sale day In
April, 1868, or first convenient sale day
thereafter, 1, P. M. Whitman, Sheriff OF
the County aforesaid, as successor OF the
said Commissioner, and in pursuance OF
the said Decretal order, will sell on the
first Monday of January, 1872, between
the legal hours of sac, the following prop
erty to wit:
All that plantation in Prince Williams
Parish, Beaufort County, known as
"Warren's," containing nine hundred
acres more or less. Bounded north by
Saltkehatchie River, East and Southeast
by lands of J. II. Screven, South and
Southwest by Union Road, and West by
road from Pocotaligo to Saltkehatchie
Bridge.
Terms-one third cash, balance on a
credit of twelve months secured by hond
of purchaser with interest from date OF
sale, and mortgage Of premises sold, with
covenant of re. sale on breach OF condition.
Purchasers paying for stamps and papers.
p. NJ. WHITMAN,
dec.7.4t Sbff. BIT. Co.
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REFEREES SHE.
Dec.7.4t

Jos. Fl. Mellichamp, ct. ur. rs. Jos. 1
Seabrook, ct. al.
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NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS.

NOTICE TO LIQUOR DEALERS.
HAVING BEEN INFORMED THAT
several parties are selling liquor without hav-
ing purchased County License, notice is here
by given that unless they attend to this duty
Immediately, proceedings will be instituted
against them for violation of the law.
The penalty for selling without license is a
fine equal to the amount of the license.
Any party procuring a conviction of Offend
crs against this law before Trial Justice is
entitled to onc-half of the fine levied.
+. L. WILDER,
Nov.30-6w. Treas. BIT. Co.
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WIDE AWAKE::$;;:';;:;;;ii:;"' e.
LOCAL AGENTS WANTED

Intelligent mon and women wanted everywhere Ifyoa
wish good territory send early for circular and tet
b. FORD, CO., q Park Place New YORK; II BssaAae6
ST.. Boston, Mass; 2S5 West Madison St, Chicago H.
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New Freight Line:
To Merchants and Plant
ters ut Beaufort, Bluff
ton, Hilton Head
and adjacent
Iszn7lds:
ISLU71US

Steamer San Antonio, Capt. VIII. Lee
will make weekly trips to and from Savan-
nah as above. Leaving Savannah every
Monday at A. NJ. and returning, leave
Beaufort every Wednesday morning;
making close connection at Savannah with
steamers City Point and Dictator, there
by Offering unequalled facilities to mer-
chants, planters and others forwarding
their cotton to Charleston and Savannah
and getting their supplies in return.
Rates as low as by any other line. !,
Free forwarding on all goods consigned
to agents at Beaufort, Charleston or
Savannah.
Cabin fare to and from Beaufort, S2.00.
Meals and berths extra.
Steerage passage, Log.
Consign cotton and other merchandise
to
M. POLLITZER,
Agent in Beaufort,
RAVENEL & CO.,
Agents in Charleston,
I. NJ. MYRELL,
Agent in Savannah.
Dce7tf. :
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ESsyFor the accommodation Of parties
wishing to inspect the lumber and logs,
the steamer Gen Scott, will leave Beau
fort for Linden Park, Saturday morning
Dec. 80, 1871, and return to Beaufort same
day. Passage free.
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EDWIN F. GARY,

Greenville Enterprise. Laurensville
Herald, Union Tim's, Carolina Spartan,
Pickens Sentinel, Keowee Courier, York
vile Enquirer, Winnshoro News, Chester
Reporter, Lancaster Ledger, Chesterfield
Democrat, Beaufort Times, and Republi-
can copy.
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DID.

pULANEY. On the morning Of the 5th instant,
AT "a O'Clock. JOHN R.. aged Is years, oldest OF
Thomas ami Josephine Dulsney.
Funeral To morrow, Tuesday y November 7th, at
O'Clock from the residence Of his father, No
3i4 street >. W.
NASH. On sunday sth instant, at ii O'Clock ..
N. JANE 4. v. beloved wife of Edward Nash.
The friends and acquaintances OF the family are
invited TO attend her funeral, from Pa avenue and
9Th street east at "a O'Clock, and from Il. Peter s
Church at O'Clock .. m, on Wednesday, sth inst
Baltimore papers please cOpyl 81
RIGGS. The funeral services of the late Mrs.
GEORGE W RIGGS will take place at st. Alloy sus
Church to- MORROW Tuesday, morning, the 7th Of
November. at IL O'Clock.
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PEREyM1ProRY TRVsTEEs, SALE OF VAL;
COUNTY, NEAR THE VILLAGE OF

tDEREMPTOkY TRCSTEES' SALE OF VAL
S fSTEkTTE. NEAR THE VfiIHsE Of
The undersigned, as Trustees, under an.
Em thorify Of the Circuit Court for Howard
6county, will offer ct public sale, on the prem
Uses, on SATURDAY, November IS, 1871, st n
O'clock m, the Farm lately occupied by hon. n. q.
SSS ACRES OF LAND,
in Howard county, about half . mile from the -four.
ishing village Of Laurel, the Baltimore aud Ohio
Railroad, midway between Baltimore and w ashino-
ton Many trains pass daily In both directions
The climate 10 healthy, the neighborhood excellent
ard there sre churches and good schools near.
ecmmodIous DWELLING -HofGss, outSoas ss z Is.
About l6o acres OF highly productive and arabic
lard, and the rest is in wood. The propsrty has
abundant supply Of Timber Land, and into . number
Of small Building Lots, OF two or three acres each
fronting on the Washington Turnpike road.
The property will be sold either In whole or I'm
lots as may be found desirable ON the day Of sale
may be seen at the once Of THOMAS DONALD
Terms Of sale as fixed BY the Court are: One
fourth on the day OF SALE and the balance In three
equal instalments in one, two and three years, the
SALE and TO be secured By the bonds notes Of the
purchasers, with sureties to be approved by the
THOMAS DoNALpsoN,t
no2-2awts JAMES MACKUBIN, trustees
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by GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucti ,ncers
- South East corner 7th nd ID streets

RY GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucti ,ncers
~ Southeast corner 18th Q I'd ID streets
Ia By virtue OF DEGREES Of the Supreme Court
E.2 of the District of Columbia of the ith of Feb
S.ruary, ISL, and of the 2Slh OF October lsTl
in chancery cause No. 2 $50, between Charles N
Bowen, plaintiff, and Celinda A. Tucker, Jane A
Crown ct al, defendants, will sell at public suc.
ton, IN front OF the premises, at O'Clock D. m ON
MONpAl ,the1 81 day Of November ISL part of Lot
NO. ., In Square No. $50, commencing for the said
part on street north, at the line dividing said lot,
and lot numb, red Z, and running east along said
street Is feet thence south 100 feet thence west Is
feet TO said lot numbered thence along said line 100
feet TO said street and place of beginning containing
one thousand five hundred square feet, more less
and improved by Frame House, No. 126, fronting
hfteen feet OH street north, between LIST street
west snd New Jersey avenue, and containing four
rooTls.
Terms B.: One-third Of the purchase money TO he
paid in cash at the time of sale and the balance in
equal instruments, six ard twelve months from the
day OF sale, with notes bearing interest from the
day OF SALE and secured by decd of trust upon the
property. The purchaser TO pay 500 Immediately
after the property H. bid off, and complete the pur-
chase within five days thereafter; otherwise the
property to be resold at the and risk of the de-
fa ltpg purchaser The purchaser to pay for stamps
and all cony anciDg.
81 Since the former sale of this property the then
technical defect in the title has been remov ed by an
amended bill and proper proceedings in the cause
and the title is now clear and unquestionabe; other
wise sale, and the money deposited or ysi bv the
purchaser for examina,.uu. &C of title will all be
refunded, THOMPSON Trustee.
oc3O-d GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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EVENING STAR.

Two HUNDRED KU-KLUx CONFUSING
Two hundred ku-kluX in all have made vol
untsTy confession of their connection with the
Klan, and have surrendered themselves to the
authorities, totally diss listed with their connec-
ton with il. 1hirty-seyen of this class came in
on Monday afternoon, and made their confess
sions In writing. Three hundred, IL Is estimated,
have fed to escape the penalty OF their crimes,
or to avoid arrest, and one hundred and two are
confined in the jail at 1oTkVIle. The prisoners
say that they have every comfort to be expected
under the circumstance; that they are well
treated, have plenty to eat, and that their
friends are allowed 10 visit them. Capt. Ogden,
of the United States Army, has immediate
charge Of the jail Columbia IS. CO. Union.
HSGen. j. r. Bachelor of Readield, Me-,
dropped dead while conversing with friend.
EChicago received $50 in Confederate
money from n Richmond philanthropist.
aS-Italy is thinking OF fortifyng the Alpine
passes at an estimated cost Of 900 900 of francs.
ga swOOning young woman in New York
vulgarly revived rather than be carried up stairs
feet foremost.
in England, between some members of the aris-
tCcracy and the working men, is called by the
Saturday Review a " preposterOus negotiation
~A Tennessee woman recently released her
husband from the State Prison by walking 80
miles to Nashville 18th a child in her arms and
asking the Governor to pardon him.
RTA Michigan doctor who was arrested
because his patient died, has been acquitted on
the ground that he did the best he could, giving
all the medicine he knew the names Of
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Southwest corner Pennsyiv ania avenue and 1th u.
MOUNT PLEASANT PROPERTY FoRsAI
SALE OF vALUASLE dE9uIrY OF REDkMP-
- By virtue Of deed OF trust, dated the 9TH
E day o. February, ISL, and recorded in Liber
foo ~ Ct seq one Of the land records for
guest Of the parties secured thereby, ill., on MON
DAY the 9th day Of November next, at half past
O'Clock M on the premises, offer for sale subject
70 prior deed OF trust 10 secure 0no0 dated June
@th le, end recorded in kiber go folio ss ct seq
trict OF Columbia,) the following valuable Mount
Pleasant properly viz:
Lets numbered seven, % eight, 81 ten, (lOJ
twenty one, "a j twenty two, (ssl west hall OF
twenty nine, tw 20 forty enc, ca forty eight
(l forty nine, CO. hfty-three (53,) sixty, (DJ
sixty one. (6l,) sixty six. (66l sixty-seven t67
seventy three, (73 seventy four and seventy
FIVE, t15.l in \. p. Browns subdivision of Pleasant
Plains and Lenar Outlet. as recorded in the land
records 81 sshngton county. District Of Columbia.
note for thirty nine hundred dollars SIS 900 dated
February 9Th, 1871. and due June as n. ISL with in
terest there on at the rate of "a per cent a
year. and leo costs Of protest, and two huadred
Thousand dollars 81 eo0l was paid Sept aith 1871
Terms Of sale: -Four thousand dollars 50 oCl cash:
balance on such time not exceeding one ID YEAR as
VIII suit the purchaser, who will give his pramis-
sorry note or notes therefor. secured to the sasfac
ton of the trustee, bearing interest at the rate of
Quired when the property IL knocked down. If the
terms of sale not com piled with in five days tb,,
trustee will resell at the risk of the defaulRg pur
chaser. Stamps and conyeyancing at purchaser 5
cost.
The property is worth over S0Go
Sale positive, and without reserve.
ARTHUR ID. WOOD, Trnstee
cen dSds LATlMER d CLEARY, Aucts
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THE GREAT DISCOVERY.


LETTER FROM GENERAL HOWARD.
PROF T A Cook:NDear SIR: have for some time
used the BALM OF LIFE in my family as a wash
Join others in commencing an article that is eSdent
ly doing so much good.
Yours, truly, O. o. HOWARD,
Brig General. U. S.A.
Letter from JUDGE is, WYE + Of U. S. Supreme
WASHINGTON, d. c., June a, ISL
the hair fair trial, and am much pleased with its
effects II is healthful wash for both the scalp and
the system when exhausted from oyerwork is most
delightful. have not used it except wash, but
thus far, has secured from me, should feel great
confidence in taking il a medicine, according TO
'0PP rS GOo very resRfSsib5a REyWy WY WILLIE
WASHINGTON, July LIST, ls7l.
After using your BALM OF LIFE in many in
affords the relief sought For diarrhcea collie sick
headache, catarrh, cough, and all external infiam
Z. ]. MEIGs, JR.
Letter from Rec FATHER BOYLE.
Dear friend: Please send me a supply Of BALM
will be gratefully acknowledged, ii charged to me
wiil be duly honored am altogether pleased with
June "a, 1871. FE BOYLE.
Cures Dyspepsia, Heartburn, Sick Headache,
Neuralgia, Disordered Stomach, Diarrhea, Dysen-
tery Sore Throat, Coughs and Colds, Earache, Sore
Eyes, Itching, Cuts, Burns Bruises, Felons, Boils,
Carbuncles, Saltrheum, and Old Sores. Remove
&C., by using
Prof. Cooks Balm Of Life.
Its careless will not injure, under any circum.
stances.
AT wholesale md retail by the following nrst-cass
cor. 9TH and II s..i W. s. Thompson, 1o3 18th st:
.. n Lewis, IAo4 l4th st.; Ward Walsh, cor. Pa.
G. g. G. simms, cor. n. Y. av. and 18th st; Marin d
BIO, cor Pa av and s'h St D. Jay TsnInan, cor.
r; T. sullivan, cor. Sd st. and Mass. sv.:
Rdse pbs%ss,y eI5 5ai s st. and Md, PA
cor. 7th and = SITS and O.. M. whallon, 1900
s caopss Sr9 gPisss Ito Beidss
town. also at retail by Druggists generally. Manu-
monials and directions. auSu
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RY GREEN a WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
- Southeast corner 9TH and D streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ma
TATE At PUBLIC AUCTION. -.


"A BY virtue Of . deed Of trust from T. w. Du-
vail, given 20 secure Washington Building
Association: No. 8, Daring date Sept. z. 1870
and recorded IN Lber No. SIS, folio ST. one of the
land records for ash ington county in the District
Of Columbia, and at the request, In writing, Of
treasurer Of the said association. shall offer for
sale, at public ancion in front of the prpmisas on
MONDAY, the 20 tn day Of November. at O'Clock
p m, Lot No. 81, in Wiltbergcrs subdivision Of
fQuare No. 40, In the city Of Washington, i'm proved
by atvo-story frame dwelling, situated on Ssfreet
north, between 9th and 9TH streets west, No. Ga
el00 will be required ct the time Of saleD balance In
six and twelve months, for notes bearing Interest,"
secured by q deed Of trust ON the premises. Ali
conveyancine and stamps at purchasers cost II
terms OF sale not complied with within i've days
from day Of sale, the trustees the right 10
Ieeell the property at he risk and cost OF the de-
faulting purchaser, By giving ten days public mo-
tice Of such resale By adyertising In some one or
more newspa pers pubished IN said city
ANTON EBBRLY,( So.
GEORGE BAUER,{ irstees'
no3-eo&ds GREEN WILLIAMS, Aucts,
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STEAMBOAT LINES.
A Nc NOR LINE STEAMERS

A Nc NOR LINE STEAMERS
n SAIL ErBRf WEDNESDAY AND SAT-
GRD4I 70 AND FRok
NEw YORK AND GLASGOW,
calling A. l. ndonasrrLto Lard Mails aud rAssens~rs-
y Tor the Atlantic Passenger { Ade, AID sf1$S
nute NJ in every respect with all th-s5ffE
ssrethe safety, o1nior, ana vsDieaoe % pAssen
Passage kafss, PavaBl, IN Crrr,ars.
rV GLASGOW, LInnkiwoL AND LONDON
FirS, Cabin. sss ana sys' according 20 Ioc.,,,,.
so,I hiurn Tiskst., slso. securing besi Aoenmo
srp e ri sos ak si ffsss' g'B os
s .;ls, AZ nue. S,LLIAasoN Co, sts Ii,h
s,.r--l, y =. n.hEt,.s, T. ec24Sm'
NV EXPkEss LINE, VIA CANAL
,,,,,,.. sELwksN
'HfTkke .sas I'm d.FESSRsNnssA Va WASH
ssEglss sAi.,ns esy f,em ~ North wh.-,s.
Frgm 81 wAier street. Ge,rFetc~u, wTDNEs
yr-sFh, r-ceiy.s az s,,,,im.
Apply T. g, HYDE, os " ate stree GeprSe-
t.Sb. j: O.; NJ. kLnRiDGE a Co, AleNSI ira
deiphia : - : '' - '"''" " M jed
:. NAIL RoUTk TO NoRFoLK.
S',anns' Lsas a iAs Las, Jarqes Gray oossp4asa
iSg, ,oSnsotns - nczJot. trith "a SsIbo1yd aal
neIHS s ha,5oaa 10, a, paT's % "a Ss1iA s.e
Cor1rasF foT BoSez
VI ans after Mcnssy, May LIST, the steamer LAnN
II TIKI LAkE carrying the United ~
States mail will leave her wharf foot 6 SstszE
OF Ith street, every Monday, weiEe- 1880
gay ans Friday, Of .. m, Tor Nsrislk. Returnins
haVe Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday aud Saturday, Al
, p N. stopping at AlesendriA, Fort Washington
Glymont. Piney Point. Point Lookout aud FORTRESS
Monroe; For freight OF .passase aprk on hoard, o.
Or to DSRsES Ct @ sSasfsi Isea II o.
NO HsIght received At 9TH street wharf after IN
2, m. first,clss fare 20 Norfolk. Sc; round tip
20. Second class fare 20 Norfolk. %: round trip
&c. sp22iy
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
i's BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORk
Hereafter the Fine Steamships 4. q. KNIGH1
ead JOHN GIBSON, viii make regular sHRN
weekly tripe between NEW YORK, ALI <&&
EAANDkIA, WASHIEGTON and -
GkOkGETOWN, ss follows :-Lesve NEW YORK
3 m. Leave GEoRSETQwN svery rpIDAI 81
.ss eT t0, .nisr ORR sIply e 4 A pkSHAM
town or Of the corner Of nth street and New rort
ieli-tf Nv. THOMPSON, President,
SHOkTEsT AND QUICKEST LINE SOUTH
~ cta the RtcAsucad, Fefevseksbrs -
aad Potomac LiHe.-Steamers leave EeA18
seventh street Wharf, twice daily
SUNDAY p. U. excepted At and D m. Once
609 Pennsylvsnia avenue nyE-r