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A HANDSOME vIGNRTTE of the late General E.
ID. Baker, who was killed at Balls Bluff early
in the war, has been prepared at the Bureau OF
Engral ing and Printing, Treasury Department,
and will be placed upon either the new four OF
four and half per cent, bonds,
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STOVES, &c.
PRICES BRIoKsn BRICKsm :

500 900 BRICKS Of al kinds on hand and 70
sMITHsOH q DUNN,
spl.l 1885. -Four and 81 Half street, b. w.
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OPENING OF NEW STATIONERY STORE
- AND BLANK BOOK MANDATORY.
First class goods at fair prices, for cash.
LlTH0GkAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public invited to call and examine our
new stock. BEN. Il. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to jay Cooke & Co.
selz-r Washington, d. o.
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The PRINTING of the new internal revenue
stamps for tobacco, distilled spirits and beer is
now progressing at the printing bureau of the
Treasury Department, and the first instalment
will be turned over to the Commissioner about
the latter part of the week. The new stamps
are much neater than the old ones, and are
printed in different cOlors, according to denomi-
nation.
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The PREsIDENT.-A telegram received at the
Executive Mansion this morning announces
that the President will arrive in Baltimore to-
morrow morning and remain there a portion o.
the day; reaching here TO- mo row afternoon.
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MAJOR CHARLES 7. LARNED has relieved
Major Rochester of the special duty assigned
him at the Office of Paymaster General Brice,
and has assumed the duties of chief disbursing
officer, the position recently occupied by Major
Hodge. ~
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The NAVAL BOARD tof which Vice Admiral
Rowan Is president) to investigate the claims OF
naval officers who deem that they were unjustly
dealt with and passed over in the list of promo
tons, is in session at the Navy Department..
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THE DEAD LETTER OFFICE.-During the
month Of September last, 31o,O9i letters, from
all sources, were received at the Dead Letter
Office. About 100 900 letters were in that period
returned to the writer's. The amount of money
returned to forwarders of letters was IS 1881 49,
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Latest Slate for the New Ministry.


ROME, Oct. 5.-The Marquis de Sayre, French
Charge d'Affaires, has arrived here.
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THE FIRST Al DIToR OF THE TREASURY has
sent to the Secretary his annual report for the
fiscal year ending June 80, 1911, which exhibits
a statement Of accounts settled i'm that Office
within that period amounting to 81 ,73 "a 1872 O2
The Auditor recommends an increase Of COM
penSatiOn to his clerks
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RI WI. L; WALL 2, CO., Apctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Hos. 300 and cog, 3. " cor re. ave. and 9Th II

4 b. vi, virtue Of two deeds of trust. one dated
10th January $50. recorded in Libers No. Isl,
ionSc 10, Sc Ard No COZ, folios ES, &c, Of the
direction Of the pesies ured thereby. the under
premises, on FRIDAY, the 18th day Of March,
~ a. 4cl2ck m. part Of lot No. 8, in square
inShs: rom the s0Ithy:st corner Of said lot and
west corner Of said lot thence east 90 feet
the northeast corner OF said lot thence south Isl
1eet = inches; and thence west to the beefnnina
with the improvementl thereon, being on 9h streef
bet p and streets.
Terms Of saIe: One third cash fSso OF which must
bs peid q once or the property will be imned lately
resoid and the residue In and II months with in.
teIeet from the day Of sale which the
will give his notes. Deed given and deed of trust
taken: On failrre Of the purchaser to comply With
ae terms OF sale IN fve days the Trustees reserve
ne right TO resell Ut his risk and cost after i've
days public notice in some Newspaper in said CITY
{ hasers cost. S"'
y MMi 3 wUS}32ppXEARD. Trustee, under
i 70 81 TqS y. Epson. I as%s under
q IeA w. IL. WALL n On Aucts
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"hANohhi STA aILss ~ vALLp TIn REAL Is

Ri WA. L. NALL GO. ASssionssrs,
800 and soa Pennsylvania sSsHus and 9th street.
N.AA ffs ATs * 81 xf ftFAsth ZEAL Is,
BY S.tpe Of decree q the suPEsne Court Of
Pcslsi % IN tsfsa Pss aa, G.
,su.:sss BY ssd decree, yin. the iiIH ky OF
nAhOb. at IL M, on the premises, sell at pu llic
auction to the highest bidder. the followins prog
All that part of the or parcel OF land called
irreay Prospeo' lyiss and situste in the county
isln.d thin The ioilowin metes bounds, VIA
begnhiI AZ stone plst ted ia branch. seing the
ruLLins from thence north eigety two and : hsIf
degrees est seventy seven psrcbes scro-s Il ok
East eight perches thence south eighty degrees east
six perches thence north eighty eight degrees essI
perehee' thence south eighty six and h.f degrees
east fourteen perches, iheAee south sixty tour de
srees eat twelve perches, theme, south fifty hve
deer' es east eight perches, thesce crossing said
distances SI7: son tni,ty eight degrees four
teen p-rches south thirty degrees east thirty
two ,perche-, south i've degrees east thirty six
perches sou twenty eight degrees west tEeaty
&c, north eighty one degrees west ten perches
forth fty egb, west ior,y Gur probes
south s.xty i've degrees west fourteen perchrs Z.
x sns sst degrees GIVE perohes south
twenty eight degrees east thirteen perches; theme
leaving tie creek, west thirte. n per. hes thanra
north sixteen degrees west forty perches north
nifty nine and halt degTees twenty six perch.,
TO wild cherry tree, thence eig hty twa and
fourth degrees. west fifty perches to a stsk,
IN pile OF stones. thence south nifty four degree
west hye perches to q Lombsrdy poplsr, thence
north seventy one degrees west fifteen perches 20
walnut tree by spring theJce north nine ii-rraas
east two perches 10 a back gum. thence north
thirty Cne degrees west ten aud half perchss 10
walnut tree, thence north half of degree west thir
teen perches TO a stake by the fence, Themes north
seventy three and half degrees west twelve and =
bali perches to white oak tree thence in a straight
line TO interseCt line drawn north eighty hne and
a hall de2rees west twenty and sixteen hun
dredtbs OF perch from the beginning stone Iben,e
with said line reversed to the beginning, CONTAINING
about one hundred ana twenty five acres
IRIS property IL beautifully situated about one
and u half miles north of Georgetown, com nsnd M
an extend ed view Of ashin gton the Potomac river
Al the adj accent country and is prov ed BY large
and convenient Dwelling house
Terms. One third cash; balance in txo canal nav
ments al obe and two years respeC ely, with in
The property. deposit Of $40 will be required of
the purchaser at the time of All convey ancine
and stamps at cost Of purchaser II the terms Of
sal are not complied with within ten days from the
date Ut sale the property wll be resold at the IRISH
Of the defaulting purchaser.
SAMUEL PHILLIPS, r.
JNu. u MCPHERSON, ( trustees
fe1s stufSw Smhll W. l.. WALL a co Aucts
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Fl. 7. HELMBOLDS ROSE WASH

An eloelient Lotion for diseases arising from habit
81 dissipation used 10 connection with the Extrscfs
Buchu and Bersaparills, IA such Diseases as recon
mended. Evidence Of the most respo o sible and re
Also explicit directions for use, settl Assdyeds
hosSands living witnesses, and upwards OF B. O0
many OF which are from the highest SOURCES fnciud
ing eminent physicians, clergymen, statesmen, a.
The Proprietor has reeoftsd to their publyoa
tol In the he does not do this from t6e
fact that his articles rank STANDARD Preparstions
and do not need 70 be proDped up b. certihcstAs
The Science Of Medicine, Ike the Dorio Column
should stand simple, pure, majestic, having Toct
alone for Its Capital. ~
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'Vtkt STEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN PRINCE GE0RGE's

COCnTt.
- BY tue OF power contained In a deed OF
~, Y ust from Henrietta Il arshall and Thoma "a
arshail, dated Let July, 1869, and duly re-
curGed IN Libtr H. B.. No q 1t folio 5SI &C, one of
me iahd records OF Prince Georges County, Mary.
aha the unde rsigned trustee, will sell at public
sHn1S ; on the premises, on MONDAY, March 9Th
ITI Y far-if not, the ne At fair day, Sunday ex,
.sp,e9Cat the hour OF clock p. m, ell that valu-
anie Tract OF Land lying in Prince Georges county
MI, pounding on the public road from Pisc ataw az
10 foft Tobacco. one and u half miles from the
steameo&t landing, where there 10 O steamboat run
uing every day Tor Alexandria, known ana called
aDeilevue," containing four huadred and twenty.
i've acres. i his farm adjoins the lands of John
nahnipg. Mrs. Catherine j Clagett and John
SaIom The i'm proyements consist Of an excellent
Tweling House, eight rooms, wit b two elegant halls
Nieet wide, piazza and porohes, kitchen and pan,
f,es, tTee TOBACCO houses large stable and Q car
rage house, ice house, &c
Three foartbs Of the land is arable the balance in
WOOD Is most excellent SOIL adapted to the cultiya-
Ton OF all the crops of this section Churches,
cnoois, mill: and post Office within a mile of the
[esldence This land il sold by order OF the Circuit
OoufI for FRINGE Georges county, at the risk and
cost Of Il. I. Cartwright, Of Georgetown, ID. q.
Terms OF sale: One third OF the purchase money
70 be paid 10 cash the ratification of the safe by
the court, ESQ Of which one third TO be deposited
with the undersigned - soon the property ia
knocked down to the purchaser ct the sale the ball
ance 10 pc paid In cash In equal instruments due
sx, twelve; eighteen and twenty four months from
day OF sale and secured by deed CT trust upon the
estatethe deferred payments to bear interest from
PHILIP A DARNEILLv, Trustss
sn 4ARBURY q WHEELER,
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EITED STATES MA1sHALY SALE.

Vierk once OF the supreme Court Of the District
Oh nnsis, and g me DIRECTED vim sel q public
s:ad District, on WEDEESDAI, the 18th day Of
March next, ISL. at ~ O'Clock m, al defend1nfs
IN the recorded subdivision Of square No. ESQ., benz
No. OF fhilaeelphia Row, situate on 18th street
Wa:hinston. D. o., together With iii and sin9ulsr
toe thereon seized and levied upon ~
snti.iy execution No. s,zSs, I'm faver Of stephen
fIAna&M. .AL4AR eHAIk.
te n oh q. D, Marshal, p, q
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RY MN. /. WALL 4 90, Auctioneers,
u New Marble Building. Nos 600 and 9O2,
South corner 9Th street and Pennsy ania nv nue
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
QMkLLINNI ON 18th aIREET

TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BRICK
DWELLING ON 18th STREET, NEABG
- By virtue Of three deeds Of trust, ated arch
II Is, 1867, March 3, 1869, and Juae S, Iss9 and re-
- corded, respectively, In Libers L. u. Il No 2
folios AZ, &c; and B., No g. tolios 81, &c, and
aud b. No L. folios rs &C of the land records for
Washington county, in the District OF Columbia
from George W Happtman and vie, to the under
sigued trustee of the First " ard Building Assocs-
ton and ct the request ia writing OF the treasurer
Of the said association shall SELL in front of the
premises, on MONDAY, the 9th day OF March, ISL,
At clock ?. m all that lot Of ground situate in
seventt en-, az in square two hundred and eighty
nine, (2S9 beginning for the sane at the uhsast
corner Oh said lot, and running thence west forty
eight feet eight inches thence Forth sixty feet to
the line OF north street; thence east three feet
thence south thirty five feet; thence east forty FIVE
feet eight Inches, to the line of west 18th street
thence south twenty i've feet the place of be gin
mig improved by two story and basement Brick
Dwelling on The west side OF 18th street west, near
street north
Terms Of sale; One third cash, (of which two hun.
dred dollars will be required at time of sale, and
balance in six and twely months, with interest," "a
cured on the property sold. III these terms ara not
complied with in five days after sale, the trustee.
the right TO resell at the Of the default
ing purchaser, after FIVE DAYS public, notice. All
ser. MOSES KELLY. {r.-
fell W. L.. WALL co, Aucts
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The following important items Of war news
were received here last night:
Evacuation Of Paris.

were IcCc1vou mere lAct nlknt.
Evacuation Of Paris.
IONDCF. March 5.-A telegram TO the Times
from Versailles says the Germans evacuate
Paris to-day. and Prince Frederick Charles
retTes Immediately behind the Seine. The
Emperor and Crown Prince le.ve in a few days
Tor ferTieres or some other point near Paris on
the right bank of the Seine. The Partisan
ECpulsce vreaked vengeance on several men
who we've seen communicating with German
soldiers Some Germans wished to pass the
line OF cemsTeat,On, Offering their hands and
SAYING, "NOw peace Is concluded, we are
friends" but were repulsed with the reply.
s'We are conquered, but with conditions
imposed By Bismarck We never can be friends"
Some disguised Prussisn officers penetrate
into the city, but were soon recognized, and
Their lives being in danger from the people,
were protected by the authorities and recon-
Quoted TO the German lines. The populace are
less calm than yesterday.
LONDON. March s.-The French authorities
are endeavOring 20 make such arranpements
with the PTassians as shall hasten the evscua-
zion OF PaTis Ii is believed the Germans will
leave this evening, or at the latest tomorrow
morning, IN consequence of the great excite
nCnt IN Paris. "A crowd of artisans observing
ONE PTuss ans in the courts of the Louvre and
Place du C1rTOUSel, yesterday. attempted to
=, force Tor their expulsion, but were kept back
y hue OF troops and pieces of cloth hung
yer The gate 70 hide the Prussians.
French Troops Ordered Home.
BoRDEAUX, March 3.-The government has
r,i, re q The In mediate return of the mobilized
'atiOnal Guards to their homes.
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TwKNTY-SRvRN BOYS POISONED By Moo
TMH-As is generally known, nicotine Is Q col
orless And intensely poisonous liquid. The
quantity In tobacco varies from two to eight
per cent. Several remarkable instances Of hu-
man life destroyed by it are given at length in
the books. But 1t Is only within q few years
taat the young have become sufferers by it.
The serious injury done to them in this respect
Is attracting attention in different countries. A
French physician recently examined into the
effects OF smoking on thirty-eight boys between
the ages OF nine and fifteen, who were addicted
To the habit. Twenty-seven presented distinct
symptoms Of nicotine poison. In TWENTY-FIVE
there were serious disorders of the circulation.
in igestiOn, dulneS of intellect and a marked
appetite for strong drinks. In three there was
heart affection; in eight, decided deterioration
OF b ood; IN twelve there was frequent epistsxls:
ten had disturbed sleep; and four had ulcera-
uon OF the mucous membrane of the mouth,
81 An "snti grasshopper ticket" is run in
Cairo.
~ New London, Ct, court has fined man
= ana costs Tor kissing married woman with
out her consent. He refused to have his rights
ss free agent thus compromised. and appeal
cd TO the Superior Court, but the husband of
TIE woman, unable to await the slow course of
Justice, thrashed him TO about the amount OF
the fine, and now can let the law DO the rest.
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RAILROADS.
p...E.soREAAD OaIe E.ILs~As

WasHIssros, D~senber u. I4V.
Trains betvANn WASHING
T e sns BALTImOEE and - Is
WEST are nov run ss follows viz:
FOB eALTIMORR,
as sIs G n I ss1Isg. ssSoSs.. e 90 500 ..4
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave sally. except Sunday, ct 6:As and rs q
% 90 and S;ae -
vile, Laurel, Annapolis JUNCTION and R4lsy ~.
A 124s, 90 and : 90 D. m !, exoept thss "a !.
m tetV NOS stop at Beltsyille, aud 90 n m 49,
iu1s,s@,p .,, ne sso p m stops ct Annaps6a
The 900 p u. on SUNDAY stops a auysns m.
seek.
FOB ANsAPULIs
Leave At S a. ara % Q m ani 4l0p n
tram 70 or ircn Annapolis on Suadsr
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
IeaveN- 90 9 IN and %, sc snt 500.
FOB WAY STATIONS
Leave At 90 Q m and 800 p N
FOR ALL PARTS or THE WWsr
lave dsiI,. except sunday, at eSs . IN aaI
ON SUNDAY Al 3 90 and > 90 .. n. oo,,, eo,,.ot.
Ing st Relay Station with trains frem Bsrmors n
Per strssturg, and points between Relay B...,
nna rtrssouls. leave 81 90 y m, con meeting q
neisy nouse with srasburs and wtnchsstsr sooe0-
Through tickets 20 tn. West oAn be hal .t -
day. -
Fer Rev Y9rk. Phnsdslphia and Bosto, @. -.
'eraseneEt Of +" Through Line"
go. COLI, General Ticket Agent
1EO .. kOOHTZ, Cent Agt, Washin1fso tn
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D10POsALs FOE GRAEITE.
oFSIcx OF LIsHI, HovsE Bssisszl, .
THIRD DISTRICT,

OFSIcK OF LIsHI HOUsE Bssfsszl,
THIRD DISTRICT,
ToxPKr,svfLLE, n T., Feb rs. IrIt
eeDarate seAed lropos Als VII be rec ysJ NJ tA..
emce until WHpnnepAr, lSth Of March, Iri q
II O'Clock m. ~ follows:
LIST. FOR about two Thousand ere hundred m -,
tons o. Granite. N irregular blocks, warning {.
weight mon three quarters o. ton 10 tvo tons de
lived IN fip-rsp, foundation Tor . Light Hesss
Gfeoeeio Eeef, - soon - contract 10 approved.
md. For about Eve thousand Is pl tons o. granite
IN bloeks IN yeisht not is.s thar one toa
secn placed In protection wall % the eide OF IT,
Light House 81 bridgeport. Connecticut.
Sd. for about the saGne quantity OF sane vsfxkt
aud laced siDila-ly In yell % Long Beach RaI
Light Station. The second and third amounts &c
not required 70 be delvsred PRIOR 70 June next.
Proposals must state sepAxstely the price pss Ia.
for the granite delivered and placed az eSsh OF ths
three pfsoes named In the shcyu IN tbs ~ s.s
ald speciecsti 20 be seen az this once.
Proposals must be inttgD icate, accom- pan ed br
guaranty in cup.icate, with o printed COM of tal.
scyertisenent al xet to each pro osa ar
setss undsr endorsed sn eloHs Propos
Ter Granite" y. q. WOODRUFF,
Lieut. Colonel CT nngiresrs.
fsn ct Light Hoass Easinssr 81 pis.rist.
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DIED.

siCGUIRE On the Sd instant, after short but
= linful illness. which he bore with q Chri~ tian
o. titade. PETKR MCGUIRE, in the 7ith year of
T. age, nS ave o. County Made, ireland. but for
q last IS year, resident of the United States.
lis funeral will take place sunday, the 5th
irt., at o clock m, from his late residence POI
u Ssar hUsetts avenue, between 2d and Sd streets
7 bs friends and sclusntances and the members OF
th. sdality Of b. V. NJ are requested to attend
The Sunday Morning Chronicle and Herald please
copy
ILLS. On Friday. n arch 3. at D m WAL DO
HILLS. in the 18th year Of his age.
lie relatives and friends Of the family respect
6 invited to attend his funeral on sunday after
next, at D m, from the residence of his
: Their, corner OF Eth street and PepnsYlvania
(.
IARTOw On Friday evening, ID instant, of
ohoid fever, al tle Iesldsnce of s. Pratt, in this
a. :, FRANZ Is SHELTON, youngest son of Alfred
and Mary Bsrtsw, of LIE Roy, Gsnesee county,
York, aged = years.
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H.T. HELMBOLDs EXTRACT BUCBu

H.T.HELMBOLDS EXTRACT BUCHU,
Tor weskness arising from Excesses HAHN. a. Pi,
sipson, karly fndiscretiou, attended with me To-.
lowing Symptoms "A '-e i0''
lndspesition 10 Exertion Ioss NJ pov
Lose OF Memory, Dif,1cnlty - a~a.,A,-.
Weak Nerves, TrsmSIiS~ VI orss'aine
Horror of Disease, WstefnIpa.
Dimness of Vision, Pain IN az RacS
D NJ n AUS Flushing Of the Body,
tpLynees OF the ekih' Eruptions OF the Tsce,
the Muscular Systm.
These symptoms. allowed % 60 on fvh,oh nj,
Medicine inv srisbly removes. soon follow
FATuITY, EPILEPrIO FITS, 40,
In one OF which the patient may expire Who a,
fu diseases" ~ e
INSANITY AND CONBUMPTION,
MANY are aware OF the cause Of their suoar,us I'm,
none VIII confess. The records Of the insaue s.sIa,.
and the melancholy deaths By cousum pt.oa -,
ample witness 70 the truth Of the ~ sertiou
Ihe CONSTITUTION, once affected by organic wear
ness requires the aid Of medicine strensthes and
mxRorsts the system, which Ii. T HELMBOLDr
EAThACT OF BUOHU invariably doss TIA
VIII convince the most scepticAl.
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kSH GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
u $40, Southeast corner Of 7th and ID streets

HANDSOME THREE STORY BRICK HOUSE.
WITH TWO STORY BACK BUILDING, Two
TRSETof 20 FEsT ISCHEs' kND huS.
MING BACK To WIDE ALLEY ISITIT-
sTRtEr; WHICH rs fAyED WITH Wton
RAILING BOUND TIE PARKING. BRING
LOT No: 20, IN GRANTS SUBDIVISION or
HOUSE AND LOT EAST OF % STREET
last IN GIANT ROW; AT AUCTION.
la shall sell at "a clock p. in 'front.' Of the
emises the aooye-described property.
which offers fine opportunity for any per son wish
ing to purchase a splendid residence
Terms: Ohe-third cseh; balance ia six, twelve,
eighteen and twenty four months, secured by deed
Tor notes bearing interest from day OF sale 5 DO 20
be paid down hen the property is knocked OF. A
deed given and deed of trust taken Title iudis-
pntabe. All convey sIce and stamps At cost OF pur
chaser
fe2o Il GREES & WIJLIAMl, Aucts
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TyAROUGH LINE

NNHROU6H LINE
l. BETWEEN WASHINGTON
PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
wasHryeroN, June 5. ls-e-nooa
Trains between WASHING
dUh md NEW Yosk are -
ron Nav YORK srfsea cAsss, 81 ,w.
keese daily except Sunday 1t see Q. n alS
and SEQ D. m.
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Lesve daily Except sunday 81 ;. 700 Q m l2<S
ON SUNDAY
keevs for New York Ct 300 , n. aud PhusSss-
geeDihg carr for Eev Z ORR on 9 D. n tr>s. e.sr
, Through tickets 20 PhtlaAsphia, ksw Yorf ar
OF the day - "a e@ee
Zee Baltimore ana Ohio Railroad advsrtiss~~.
for schedule between Wsssipsfos 1~it,nsrs -
nApots and the " st. il. WILsOH.
In. COLI, General TicSst xssnt
GEO. b. KOON II, Agent VesSinxtos sN<
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AARRlED.

NTCHELL-SMITH. On the 18th of yanu.ry
:. the Rev. Fsthe- Call. JAMES Il. MITCHELL
. ELLA =. SMITH. both OF w ashington ID. q.
BAR1oW-kENDALL. On the ID Of February
. - Marks Church, lie BOY Genssse county New
\ q By Rev. M Ferguson. FRASCIS SHELTON
BARTUW and Mis5 JENNIE KENDALL, all Of
4 BOY New YORK.