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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1872-07-31
Country Merchants

Win find it to their int rest to call and examine m
stock or send for price list, Orders attended TO with
the same care as If in person.
tg- Call and examine, and be convinced
II. KERN,
Nest Side Market Place.
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Read the Following List Of
Claims Paid.

James Jace. New York City, q. .ooo, payEaeo;
over ue Z msBfhs.
r. n. q. Hampe, New York Cs;y. =, 800. pay
sseuf overdue months and Sdsys.
Mr. g. b. Hart. ChioaZc, ii, 5000, payment
overdue months and is days
IL z. Moore. Boston. hass-, s2-ec- payment
orcr5ue months and Is days.
James H. hdair. NeN EsyETille. Int-. s2.oyo
rarraent oyersiue ? months and days
bernard O'G-ads. Detroit, Mich. e, oo0. pay
r4nt overdue ycars. 10 rsonths and II days
Inaes =. Es;alIr1ok- Fiichburz. Mass A. 600.
payment overdue yosrs- month and days
GOODCHII.D & MARSHALL. Agents.
surc IZ-rT2 Sonereet, Pa
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IsSUEDBY THE
Every Policy Holder.

Dor example: SgVpose you aTe thirty-hve years
or -e ans take a Reserve Fuud Policy az o.
tinery life rates
one annull psyrsen; Sili insure yoa 2 years and
days
Two annual payments viii insure yo1 years
asi i DAYS
Three annual payments viii insure you 6 years
ant - days-
F'ivc annual payments viii insure yo1 70 years
aal So csys.
and i days
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THE WIFE.
IFRos THK SKETCH BOOK. ]

The treasures Of the deep are not no precious
AS are the conceal'd comforts Of man
Locked up In wOman's love i scent the air
OF blessings, when / come but near the house.
What a delicious breath marriage sends Forth.
Iffa n-il-ln- l..t's NJ EIrnn,nr
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[From the New York Tribune. ]
MABEL.
BY ". .. o'coxSEr

The shining siekles the reape-s uieIi
Are brighs &c the sunlii morn
They go 10 The opulent harvest-Eeld
To reap its wealth Of eora-
The choral winds Of morning chant
A harves. song Of prsiss,
And The mellow sunlight shines aslant
Through he Auiunn's golden haze.
No marc to bind the amber shesres
With reaper bsnIs 20:
l stand where the rays in the gilGed caves
Prom the Orient softly fi0w.
The days of my life are old snd SIRE,
But my Leart Is glad AMI young.
Fer the song OF the singing birds hear
Are the melodies once they sung.
an old, bu; hope can never decay,
And why should ny spirit carr
The sun sheds blessings On locks Q. gray,
And haiiows IN old mans hAi.
My prouler and psssional days arc flown,
But the light IN the valley shines
And from tie oIorOus voOcl@nss sir Is blown
The balm Of the b4lsaIl pines.
My hopes are plumed with. the wings Of doves
And awny frvEn earthly things.
Let the amaranth visions OF early loves
Find rest ior their weary wings.
o, PISoenlx hopes. such rest ye found
When ,e rose lroIn beart OF fame
To a hea en- o. loye, 10 gashe- round
one simple. sylvan name.
Nabel-dream Of the years that fell
That fell by the reaper. Time;
II was here In the afluens harYes; dell
When my youth was in iis prime,
Ii w@s Gown in tie harvest pride, unshoru.
We stood with the reaper hanes,
And lOve TO Our hears was ,hrillinsly borne,
In the trerruious clasp CT haals
The golden radiance lent yoar taoe
Tie hyacinth hue VI TIE grain
AMI flushing your check wiih nAIeenly gEao,
And bloon-roses there were lain;
And low. saw mysteries in your eyes
Twin stars in he mellow mora-
And areEDel Ia Jour re- IiIs' parte1 dyes
or pearls amid the cern-
50 the sweet ri,icns Of gentle Ru,h
Is annaled in Orien; lore,
When the Syrian nebieman gave his youth
To her beauty arevermOre.
And it vas lOsscf the lands fror1 when
In the Auiumn's amber PRIDE,
Your beauty AMI virsinsI innocence
Was borne a wedded bride.
That night there was jgy IL Tie gablsd nznss
When home were the harvest sEains,
The young and the beautiful met IN the dance
To the bounding Easic's slra.as;
And the trusting love IN HIabers eyes
In their clear and holy shine,
Was the loye-o, spirit in Paradise,
when they last looked in mine.
Thou hast gathered lone 20 Thy garner, God,
The sheaves Of my golden years
But Thou leayesl hope in the scFuleheT celi,
And .milcs in 4 world OF tears;
The pines are green lmmorialities
When the Eden blossoms die,
And the passion that sinks with tho sunset, zee
Sweet peace in the star-so~n sky.
Softly the wings Of Autumn sing
Their choral cong Of praise.
And a prophecy thus to my scal they bring
OF its slowly parting days
OF the sleep that shall fonGly ani gently glide
On ny eyes from chilly haBi-
OF the Gawn, wsh Mabel by ny side.
In the calm o. another land.
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- EglSER.
ATTORNEY AT Law
Slrucrset. tci.I-1.
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This Is % cerslly ihat my late husband. Daziel
b. ThorrsYn- Was Insured In the Berkshire Liie
Insurance Company. PitisfclG. Mars, ioT sl.0oo,
December 70 b, 1870 premium payable qnarieTlf.
That two PAYMENTS were made NJ 70 June 1874
ISL that b. died October 18Th, four months after
he failed 10 make his payment
The usual proals gf death were forwarded 10 the
Company. and the fan amount oi the policy less
he two quarterly payments due at tbe time Of his
ieath. was paid = IRE BY iheiT General Agent IN
PHILADELPHIA ". II. Graves. at their otace, = W.
corner Chestnut and Eleventh Streets.
fSIrnedl EETTIE THOMPSON,
" III Greene. late o. New York. insured I few
wears since Ia the Berkshire Life irEcrznce Con-
ualy for 81 so. but owing 70 Misfortune IN Irsl-
neEs was Unable To make any payment TO the
Company curing onc year and Eve months prior TO
his decease ! have tlis day paid tat The New
York ori-e q the Company, 25l Broadway. corner
Of Charncers streei)- three thousand two hundred
an1 nineiy yHie doiiar. this being the full amount
ne 70 hE widow. GftcT 9cearting the overdue pay
rae.i.s and interest
TH FRAECISCUS,
New York, March Ii.h. 70. Superiuiendent-
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Mrs. Skoddy puekered up her
mouth genteelly and told gentle
man friend that one Of her daughters
was q "blGenetn and the other a
"bronze.r
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"Litfie AlfLan1er' s de11-
Jam him in a cofin.
Don't have as god q eh2nee
Fer a fun raj often
Rash his body right arou13
To the eemetery.
Drop him in the sepulcbre
Win his Euels Jerry

Anu TIE emu ut every ttht Tue H.
dignant conqueror punched the fall
en- Brimmer's ribs with her umbrella.
and exclaimed
20 you willinI D'you hear that,
you wretch o! yau-you willinous
wiper youl tryin' to break lone
widders's heart with such scand'lus
lies as them! There you willin l
kenmore TO hammer you well with
this here umbrella, you wicked willin
you owdaeious wiper. you! Take
that, and that. you vile indecent. dis
eustiBg' wagabOne When you
know veil enough that Aleck had no
Uncle Jerry, and never had no uncle
in no sepuleher anyhow, you vile
wretch, you y
While she pounded the editor, the
poet groped his way down stairs six
steps at time. and emerged from the
front door with remarkable sudden
ness. His journalistic career ended
upon that day. When Brimmer's
employees dragged away Alexander's
grandparent, and carried her strug-
Cling and screaming down to the
street. the editor sent for q carriage
and was taken home to bed, from
whence be arose q week later with
an earnest determination never to
permit another line Of Obituary poet
nv TO enter the columns Of the Horn-
iaq Glory.-Philadelphia Dispatch
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A l. E x A n d RIA

NARIoLoID.-A young man named William
spencer, brakeman on the o., A. & NJ. r. X
arrived here last night from the Mana sas
branch of that road, sick-it was said with the
smallpox. Dr. Gibson examined the patient
soon after he reached the depot, and pronounced
the disease variolOid-in which diagnosis he is
sustained by DR.. T.. A. Stabler, who now has
charge of the case. The Mayor being informed
OF the circumstance at once notified the Health
Ofhcer, Dr. Powell, who called meeting of the
BOARD OF Health this morning, at which the SUI
perlntendent OF Police was directed to procure
house, situated on the suburbs of the CITY, to
which the patient-whO since his arrival has
been lying in a cabOOse car on q switch of the
railroad, near the grave yards-should be taken
and cared for. Thesick man lives here but as
Or. Powell would not allow him to be taken to
his home, his mother is nursing him in the car
and will 60 with him to the house which MIR.
Clifford may obtain.
FIsHTOwN.-COl. Stewart had a force en-
plOyed this morning in laying the flooring at
FishtOwn upon which the fish that arrive will
be landed, and is rapidly getting the place in
order for the commencement of business He
has already sub-let nearly all the buildings and
spare lots included in his lease. The proprie-
tors OF the booths there are also making i'm
provements in the buildings they occupy. The
gillers are actively engaged i'm completing their
preparations for the fishery, and some of them
Will leave Tor the fishing grounds about the first
its usual spring appearance.
ACCIDENTALLY SHoT.-A colored boy named
Henry Majors, living with Mr.. j. W. Benter.
accidentally shot himself at that gentleman's
residence Yesterday. He was climbing a fence,
when a musket which he had rested against a
post, exploded. and the whole of load OF shot
was discharged into his hand. DIR. Powell was
sent for and rendered the necessary surgical as
sistance, which required the amputation of sew
eral nngers.-Gdsette. lost erenin1
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G. EOR EFT 0 w N.

The REPUBLICAN CLUB of the third district
propose to hold q meeting at Market-house Hail
on Monday evening next, for the purpose OF
endorsing the present District government and
the Board of Public Works, and take some
action in reference to the injury which is result
ing from the delay in the prose cution of
ry works OF Improvements which are much
needed here. As this district declared itself I'M
equivocally in favor of improvement at the late
election, there will no doubt be a large atten-
dance.
Ice IN THE CANAL---News has been received
this morning from Mercerville, Md, stating
that very heavy ice remains on that level, and
at some points near by the ice is some fourteen
In breaking II, but boats that follow in the wake
of the ice breakers cannot pre- coed, as the ice
clogs so fast as to prevent them. A very large
number of empty boats on their way to Cumber-
land and o her points are detained at Harpers
Ferry on account of the ice.
IRE UNION RAILROAD.-Rumor saws that the
directors of the Union railroad company are
about to select site for their depot stables and
other buildings, on the heights of town, near the
Catholic grave yard and that the buildings when
finished will add much to the appearance of that
part OF the town, as they are to Se erected on
plahs winch Will make them Ornamental as well
as useful.
ONE OF THE CATTLE described as wild In
Yesterdays STAR, became so frantic and dan rer-
ours yesterday evening that it had TO be shot
When the street bridge is finished il would be
well to enact law prohibiting the driving OF
cattle through the principal streets of the town
POTOMAC BOAT CLUB.-ylr James V. Yate,
has received the contract for building a large
addition tn the boat-house OF the Potomac boat
club, at the foot OF Congress street Wher
finished it will add greatly to the appearance OF
the building. besides giving them ample room
~ which was much need. The work will be
commenced at once.
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=, rensious sect is announced In ST. Louis,
WHICH Sompeis wemen to cut of their hair
~OBe Of the largest steamboat on the Mis-.
sissipfi Is said to be commanded by woman.
- firginian, recently de ceased Ieft his
farm to ten OF his former slaves, who had vo,un-
tarily renamed with him until the day OF his
death, taking what wages be chose to give them
~The New York World thinks that the Nav
Hampshire election removes the last yesfigs ~
danger that any portion of the Democratic narty
will protest against the complete abandonment
of dead issues.
ga London vicar proposes an itineratine
church on wheels, to reach the neglected
masses-a large furniture van with belfry and
seats with other fittings, to hold thirty or forty
persons, to pass from street to street.
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PHILIP Il S0LOMONs,
BOOKSELLERS AND STATIOyERS,
MARC Gil PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE

Il IST OF NEW BOOKS FOR SALE AT
IL SHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
CORNER AZ ST. AND Pa Az
Poor Miss Finch. By Wilkie Collins. Price 81.
Reggie etions Of Past Life. By Sir Henry Holland.
Leaders Of Public Opiniss in IreIand-swift. Flood,
Grattan and OConnell. Price So.
Little moorland Princess. By the author of "Oid
man sslle g Secret" Price 81 rs.
Patty. Novel. By the author Of Rookstone. "
Price 50 cents
The Mystery Of Qrcivsl. Translated from the
Two Plunges for Pearl By Mortimer Collins.
Price IS cents.
The sylyesters; or, The Outcasts. Price IS cents
The Hig Mills Of katherine Saunders. Price rs cts
Leaf 1nlthe Storm. By 0uda. Price 80 cents.
Character. By samuel smiles. Price 81 80.
WIG Men and Wild Beasts. BY Colonel Cumming.
Price 81 80.
Wilfred Oumbermede. By George Macdonald. Price
Can the Old Love9 Novel. Price rs cents.
How to Live on Dime and a Half Day. Price Is
cents.
New Remedies. A Quarterly Retrospect of Thera.
peutics, Pharmacy, sc. Price 50 cents.
John Jasper Secret. Sequel to Charles Dickens
Mystery of Edwin brood" Price s. rs. febl
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The Norfolk Journal in an article lamentinp
The rapid disappearance of some old sycamore
trees from the streets thus ruthlessly mangles a
beautiful stanza of George p. Morris:
Wo0dsaan, spare those trees,
Touch not a single bough;
In youth they sheltered xse
And wosid'st thou hack them dovn9,
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CITY MS.

PERFECTLY FITTING SHIRTS to order for SIS
and $50 per half dozen.
GEO. G.. HHNNIEG,
No. 410 9Th street y. W,
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For CoRNs, Bunions, Chillblains, InRrowinp
Nails, &C., visit DIR. Whites rooms, No h35 18TH
street, opposite Treasury Department Washing
ton; No. North Charles street, Baltimore.
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Loo AL NEWS.
Condensed Locals


y. X. Crane and Il. SeveTsOn figure in the IL,
OF claimants for dip into the District tree s,,,,
announced by the Delegates committee: sise,
where. DisnteTested patriots! oe
To-day Offcers French and Pool F.s al
body OF a dead white child on the ,ar,mans
between nth and 18th and U and p ssrrets. Ana
notified the coroner.
grand concert was given LIS, ..,ani,e q.
Lincoln Hall by the pupils of Il &c fcyrth district
grammar schools. The programme gave the
LnRi.s The OPPORTUNITY Of dishisyis their vocal
spplauCei by the audieIce, v HIGH WIS the
largest ever assembled in that an
Major Richards, chief OF POI ice was ~hroxp
fror his buggy yesterday ~ ternocnI near tbe
corner of Pennsylvania ave. ne and ~, street
but fortunately escaped with few trifing
bruises.
THE PROPOSED NEw FREE CHrrcH IN ST.
JOINS PARIsH.-At u meeting O; the rector
anu anu Dts ny OF a st Johns Ed Ps-sh in this
THAT the rector, and Messrs. George Clymer
Robert Reybu'n sn'I Matthew Trimble, vestry-
men, and MessrS Henry X. Rathbope and
George III. Elliot yarishioners, ere Amounted a
committee, 70 act as trustees of building fund.
in behalf Of the ve1Iy; tia, they be authorized
10 buy az eiIgfoie lot. at their own discretion
within the pGish limits whenever the paid-i9
pledges 70 tle building fund excluding the use of
ire ereut OF the parish. shall enable them to pay
Two ntths OF the purck ase I1oney upon SAID lot:
that they &c authorized to begin the erection of
church wherever the building fund shall
Smount % $1,000 over and above the first pay
equal half OF the siTtings in the proposed new
church snail be forever Free for the use of visi-
tors All So-i0srEers III Washington, and that
nIOn tie CON ple1iono CT said church for use the
question OF the manner OF uisPosing of the
remaining sitti3gs SlIall be submitted to a yete
of the subscribers to the building fund. on the
bash OF enc vote for each one hundred dollars
suhscrIo,d and paid into the treasury, prortdsd
tha- very subscriber of at least TWENTY-FIVE
del ar< shall be entitled to one vote, &c
fase trustees have Just issued circulars to
'ee churchmen Snd citizens or Washington i'm
Nfich they say nat ''if chuTchmen and others,
Al home and ah-ead, who have cause To remem-
Ger our city win pleasure, will aid us with their
contributions we will build church that shall
De the pride o. our city: will take the vote of
IT'S builders whether or no il shall be wholly and
forever Tree: and we will use our best wisdom in
MS design, &c make il adequate for any needs of
The future. The new church in St. Johns
parish Will cost $4,000 or $500, OOO-as we are
lett 10 byfi1 II ourselves, We are made
trustees o. the National Church for a National
work.
The veStry pledge the faith OF St Johns
Parish, mat, in case majority of the sub
scribers 70 the building fund vote that the new
church hall be forever free, the same shall be
forever free, without let or hindrance from ST.
Johns = aTish.
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MILLINERY.-Mm me Hartley, 9O9 Broadway,
New York, begs to advise the trade that she has
just returned from Europe with an elegant as
s0rfment of French Bonnets, English Round
Hats, and rich foreign novelties particularly
adapted to an elegant and fashionable trade.
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ADVERTISED BY SMILES is Sozodont and if
you use it daily, the white CLEAN of the pearls
between the parted rubies will prove its excel
lence as Dentrifce, and the sweetness of the
breath will attest its purifying properties. WIS
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"A DIRTY DEEyIL-"-A Scotchman Observing
that the once white linen of one of his eyo,Io,,a
had, through long absence OF soap and wafer.
become hay black, inquired, o a prelude IN
a homily ON cleanliness, how often his shirt
was washed "Once q month"; was the reply
"Why, i require two shirts a week" Eva
sarks in aweek J" calculated Robbie" We maun
be a dirty deeyil!''
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BHAH q H = o.
ORIGINAL CASH GROCERS.

As others IN town coryine our prices, anf
claiming 20 sell the same goods ~ our prices ~
take this opportunity 10 inform our patrons aud IN,
public that they can't euy the same goods ~ tho
ssme figures aHstrseye else.
Extra Flour, S2I5 per y boil; Choice Family do,
sam per biol :: Best do. % 80 per = bbl-; Best
Sc. gal; Silver Drips, SIC. GAL Golden Syrup &c
Gal: New N. d. Molasses, s5c. gal.
TEAs.-Our 81 Is Tea reduced 20 81 per ~ +.
Choice japan Tea, ssc per 10 Black Prince Japan,
81 per 10 Extra Choice. "Young Hyson" Japan,
s IL per H.; Fine HOyoum Gunpowder, 81 Is rer lb
-RoasrKD-Rio, beet, soc. To-: Mari
caibo, SIC Id Old Government Java, Sc. GREEN
Rio, CSC. 10 Maricsbo, &c. Id Java. SIC.
CANNED FRUITS.-Tomstoes-7 lbs, Ice. per
can: lbs, &c. per can. Pesches-2 lbs, lsc. PET
can: lbs, 3sc. per can.
Cas- ards Best Hams, lsc. H.; Breakfast Bacon,
suear-cured, 101sc III. Black kreb's =. G. Shout
ders. &C. 10 No. Mess Msckerel, o3 per kitt. No.
Mackerel. o. per kit; Crystal Syrup, Slls gal /;
Porto Rico MOlasses, Sc. gal Prstts Astral OIL al
fe6is 55I PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE.
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NEW PUBLICATIoNs-From L. T. Karva,a
we have the AloHtie Aonthly for April, and the
IGdy's Journal for March 80; from j. Shilling.
ton, Frank Lestie's Lady's Adga-tne for April
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IDOL I'D Az 600 ID q.

We would respectfully call the attention OF Our
customers and the public generally to large sue
well selected stock Of GOODS FOR THE HoLI-
DAYS, among which we would name, In part
IMPERIAL LAYER RAIsINs.
VALENCIA RAIsIES
sULTANA RAIsINS.
CURRANTs, FIGS.
IMPERIAL PRUNKs, In 4, 8 and 6 pounds.
COOKING PRUNEs and DRIED FRUIT,
WHITE HEATH PEACHES, in glass, very bean
WHITE HEATH PEACHES. In . 10 and s-lb. cam
GREEN PEAS, Domestic ana French.
T0MAT0ks, in alb. and S-lb. cans.
TEXAS BEEF, very nutritious article.
HUCKINe' PARKER HOUSE SOUPS.
ENGLISH CHOW CHOW and ONION PICKLES.
WINDSOR MANOR PICKLES. sonethins new
FRENCH and AMERICAN PICKLES, al kinds.
LoBsTERs, in glass and tins.
PRESERVED GINGER and CHow-CHOw.
PRESERVES Of all kinds, Gordon's make.
ALMONDS, WALEUTS, PECANs, FILBERTs
5oIss TRE kGKhksp &C. i le
FINE OLD JAMAICA Rum.
SCOTCH and IRISH WHISKY
Very superior OLD BRANDY.
Old BAKER and NECTAR WHISKY.
GAFFs CELEBRATED PURE BYE WHISKY
PokT; ANGELICA, MUsCAT, sHERRH suc
MADEIRA WINES.
All the popular brands Of CHAMPAGNE WINES
and few casks fne old PALE SHERRY On tRe
Custom House at Georgetown, thereby guaranteeing
the purity OF the Wine offered.
FOR SALE Low By
BROWNING 4 MIDDLETON.
No. 6l4 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
decl6-u Opposite Metropolitan Hotel.
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MCEYoT's HIBERNIcoN.-This fine pano-
rama will be exhibited at Odd Fellows Hall, on
next Tuesday evening, for the benefit of st.
hose Industrial School. The Sisters of Charity
are IN debt for this new house, which thew ha We
just completed for the grown girls of st Vincent's
Orphan Asylum.
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The MOST celebrated and successful Latrobe
Heaters and Slate M antels in the world; also,
Chandeliers, Gas Stoves and Weather Strips, at
Hamilton & Pearson's, No. 4, I'm. O. A. Bnila-
ing, 9th and ID streets.
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NEW ROuTE FROM TIfE NORTH ANpEasT
~ TO THE soUTH AND sSGTHWEsT.


RAL1AMOkE q OHIO RAILROAD,
WASHINGTON, December rs, 1871.
Eass HI dh44dTi Nj TIC nc p
WEST are no" F FIJI II h f2ll9Tsi iii;
srs 4. n pia@S, 500, 80 e go s a.:
1..r. ,i FOB ALI. ALL WAY STATIONS.
For principal Way stations, Biadeu.burs, Belts.
at sHn anna io sSSSpct0n and EssE
snd 5;4s ,. m; 500 m stops Al Jessups. The
S Hio m stops at Annapolis Junction and Relay
IN ISe 14S p. m. on Sunday stop. a. during tn.
FOR ANNAPOLIS
fra az .tS a and 4:lep. m No train to o,
r..,. a, .! !! 3 :$s E: A.,
1s'' ron s. s AZ FRk fHs 81 2? 4Sf
seS as ses s:tIrdny and sunday 64s
inc On 81 sRSs s.yy e 800 end is connect
Wheeling Parker burg. Pti.Ssre IO Sc Baltimore 's
ana AZ strssnurg and points between Relay House
Relay House with stsssSuTs and wScRssss9s q
commodstion train.
station rfss eos & q IL IL So at as
mem and Boston ID
y. u. WILSON, Master Of fermentation
IN. COLI, General Ticket Agent
0nO: 9. kOO6TZ, 0en1 Agt, Washington. MIL
NNHROUGH LINE
l. BETwEHM WASHINGTON,
PHILADELPHIA AID NEW YORK
WAsHINeroN, June Z, ls7o-noou
TOY NEw YORK are run ~
FOR NEW YORK, srithost eAa.ee ar oe,s
tesye daily texeept Sunday at 500 .. m, iS:4S
~ ToR PHILADELPHIA.
iesvs daiiy Except Sunday ct 500 a. m, 1915
ON SUNDAY.
Leave fos New York at 9:oop. m. and Philadel
sleeping cars for New York on D. m. train o,,,
Through tickets to Philadelphia. New Yorf y,
Boston can be had II the station Once ct ali hour,
For Baltimore and Ohio Railroad adverti.,u.,,
nspolis and the West T. WfLs1Ne' An
Master Of Trsnssorts,lo,
IN. coll, General Ticket Agent.
0AO. p. AOONTZ, Agent, Washineton jell
NOTICE OF REMovsL-A M. rURMAN has
- kemoyed his PAPERHAEGiNG aud up
uOLcI .htnG 3eTABLISHMBNT from George
soxn 70 I'D ninth street, between d and =, and in
next ,hirty days, great inducensnts In
PICTURE IRAM6s. GHRoGos, &c: md
RAZAARs5Bsreains IN LApJEs,, 91Nrs' and
~ CHIkpBEHB UNDEkCL0rHING may be
found ct W omen b Christian Assocfation, Judiciary
6quare. AL orders promptly end neatly executeo.
Entrance on = street, between sfh ana etn- hoh-u
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