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SERIOUS CHALGKs.-The New Haven Journal
of Friday says: The committee appointed by the
last general assembly to examine the assets of
the Hartford life insurance companies, as com
pared with the returns made to the Controller
as the basis of taxation, has made its report and
II makes startling exhibit. 1t appears from
the investigation Of this committee, Hon. James
A. Hovey, of No. wicb, and Hon. David Gallup
of Plainville, both competent and reliable men,
that some OF these companies have deliberately
roncealed. year after year, the full amount OF
they have escaped taxation on nearly ten
million dollars-to exact, SO. S2G OOOt The
fact that full returns were made to the authC =
ities of New York, where the companies had an
object IN appearing ss strong as possible, shows
that the concealmeHt was not a blunder, or the
bungling of actuaries.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

The WOMEN of Illinois will on the first dav of
July next, be eligible to hold appointive ON ces
in that state, under the act passed by the legis-
lature last winter. Section one enacts that no
penon shall be precluded from any occupation,
profession or employment Except military on
account Of sex. The only other exception IL
that women cannot be eligible to elective
omces; and nothing In the act shall be construed
as requiring any female to work on streets or
roads, or serve on juries. The women OF hi.
noie ought to rejoice over this triumph, short as
1t falls Of the demands made by the radical re-
formers in petticoats
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

TIE VIRGINIA WHEAT CRoP-Ths crop re-
ports from the various sections OF the state agree
IN representing the yield OF wheat % have been
highly satisfactory, though the area devoted 10
that product was less than last year. Accounts
mia are particularly encouraging. while from
East Tennessee come reports OF q yield anf,re-
cedentec since the war; sfsrgbGss Inasr, nj
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CHEAP TRAINs.-The Msssachu setts legisla-
ture has recently passed an act establishing
cheap morning and evening trains on railroads
running out OF Boston. On such railroads cheap
trans must be run Tor distance not exceeding
sixteen miles, az a rate not exceeding three
dollars per mile per annUm. Two hundred
persons must petition for these trains, and must
be ready 20 take yearly tickets
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Assassi nation i'm Salt Lake CITY.

SHOOTER AND SHOT BOTH BELONGED TO s7THE
SPORTING FRATERNITY"
SALT LAKE CITY, June 25.-Charles L. Dali
son was asssssinated by Oliver c. Obey in the
post Office this evening. Obey entered the Office
coming up behind Dalson, drew q revolver and
shot him in the back. Dalson fell at the first
hre Obey continued firing, and three shots
Immediately arrested, and the friends of Dalson
took his body from the post Office. Beth Dalson
and Obey belonged to the sporting fraternity.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

A SMALL-Pox HoRRoR.-Considerabl excite
ment prevails at Middletown, Orange county.
New York, over the death OF young lady, Mis-
Bufiers nom smallpox. She contracted the
II, and was forced to remove to Q ruined build
ing in the outskirts Of the town, where, il seems
ehe had no medical attendance. She vas len
to die, and her body was nutilated by ANIMAL
which had free ingress to the building. The
authorities paid man to attend the GIRL but III
Is not known whether he did 10 or not.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

FLOODS II NEW YORK AND P1uHsYIvANrA.
Northwestern New York have been attended
with considerable damage. At williamsport =
railroad bridge that had been destroyed by iire
last night, and ut Tioga, Pa, three million FEET
o. logs were swept on, and for miles along the
Tioga river the whole country u under water.
causing immense loss torailrosds aud the stand,
ing grain.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

WHAT MAY BE SAvKD.-Three years ago
Gloucester lady made her husband promise fhsf
ne would give her each day the 6ve-cent pieces
ne had IN his pocket, and on his birthday, q few
Gays since, she surprised him by making him a
wards OF el0o, which she had purchased with
the money thus obtained. Ii shove how fast lit
tie savings will accumulate
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IMPORTANT NEEDtcT N A LiFE INSURANCE
SAst-The common pleas court has been en-
gagged tor the LIST few csys IN tie trial Of a YER,
interesting suit against = life insurance con
pSny, involving question OF considerable i'm
Lortanoe 70 those who have their lives insure
IDe seit ives broGght by the widow and cLlldrcr,
OF 2 ,. Seieei, deceased, the vel knssn man
isStofer OF surgical instruments or 81 street
tbis clty, against the Connecticut N utuel ff-
Insurance Compsny, % recover 3, 600. a.
sinonnt Tor which Seigel had insured ais life t-
thet company. There wac this provision in o..
pOiey upon which tie company baseG it, ref
20 pas: This policy shall be nul and void 4 Il
AZ piSlnlu paid shall be forfeited. q the
assured SHAH become SO far intSrnpcrate a .H
impair BIS beafh or Go induce leliti
trt mers-' an his application, the assured
answer 60 question sixth. stated tina,
hsSits were and always had been temper
IN Their defence rle company alleged that s
falsely answered the question, and that ne i.
became 20 tar intempefF.te As 20 irnnai . /.
health, aud that be had delirfum tremens a q
was caused by incompetence. The com. f. ls
inuocueed some proof % show that Tie dec a-s 4
had celirium tremens in a mild form. N aas
proven ny the physician who attended the . p
ceased that uremic poisoning was the proxiU =,
OF lmme dlate cause OF his death. The plant fs
commended, and introduced evidence tending -
snow. mat seigel did not have delirium irene
put mat ne had encephalitis, or Inflammation Il
the crain, disease resembling delrium treme-.s
50 much that the one Is frequently mistaken Tor
the other, me symptoms in each case being very
much alike. 80
The jury returned q verdict In a few minui,s
alter the case was submitted 90 them in favor Of
the plaintiffs for the amount Of tue policy, VIII
interest 70 date OF yerdict.-LOEisrsile CoarieT-
JOuTnGl.
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ToRoHro, June 26.-Df. Rufus Brsfton. Who
was abducted on the 4th inst By United State
detectives and taken to Yorkvflle, 8. c.. La
been restored TO Canadian jurisdiction, and d
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OsC0nDOR Won't Impeach.
AIBAnr, June 8.-Chaxies o. Conner declines
the invitation 10 act - associate council With
the impeachment managers
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ME-. Gr0esbeck will Wait for Balts.
more.

CINCINNATI, June 26.-It is generally under
stood here az certain that Mr.. Groesbeck win
respect me decision Of the democratic Balti-
more national convention, and will NOT anita o.
onixe It By accepting the nomination made m
New York, or by any other nomination made
outside the regular democratic convention.
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PRESIDENT GRANT

Is expected 10 attend the concert this afternoon
and ball this morning. He is making quiet
visit, dispensing with all fermalties. President
Grant, Gov. Washburn, the trustees of the Pea
body educational fund, aud other distinguished
gentlemen, attended the commencement at
Harvard College to- day. There was no military
escort.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

TYPE-SETTING BY MACHINKRY.-D Dexter
Reynolds, prominent member OF the ALBANY
bar, has invented type-setting machine
which, having been pronounced complete
success by type founders in Boston, New York
and Philadelphia, has been sold for s1O0 900 to
combination of New York capitalists The
machine Is said to be exceedingly simple in con-
struction and easy of oper alton, with a capacity
Of 1000 ems OF type per hour. Other type-set-
ting machines have been invented, proving only
partially successful
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

INTERNAL RivsNuB.-Ths receipts from th =
source to-day were 1898, Ioi4s.
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The New jersey Democratic Cenve.-

TRITON, June 26.-The democratic conyen-
ton met to-day. Charles Haight. Greeley tie
was appointed Temporary chairDan, and the
convention adjourned until afternoon.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

The TREASURY CIVIL SERVICE BOARD viii
hold an examination on the 81 of July t. I'll five
vacancies in third-cla-s and eleven vacancies IN
second-class clerFshirs In the Sixth Auditors
office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

PATHETIC AND SIMPLE is the tale Of Dan
Voorhees, "little pig"
"Dan Voorhees, had a little pig,
II ranged the kitchen freely,
And every time he pinched its tail,
IL squealed for Horace Greeley"
The piteous tragedy which terminated this
little pigs career Is especially affecting.
lone day when Dan was extra fierce,
And this pig extra squeally,
he cut It's throat with carving knife,
And cent its cornse to GreeleX-,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

TIE JAPANESE EMBAssr have returned
from their eastern trip and are at the Arlington
Gov. Ito and Okudo have left for London.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

THE LATEST Cooperation idea comes from
have dubbed together and propose 70 open an
eating hoase Of their own. They pay e20o each
a. fund to have the establishment lifted up,
and then sos Q. year each TO support Il, the
best the market affords and get II ct cest price,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

BUILDING ASSOCIATION CAsB-The case
lately decided by the supreme court OF appeals
Of Virginia, at Wytheville. involving the valid
tons, was argued, together with the case Of
Edelin, VS.. the Mechanical Building Fund asso.
citation Of Alexandra, and the decision in the
former case settles the questions in dispute in
holders OF the societies. The decision Of the
court reverses that of the circuit court of Alex.
andra, delivered by Judge Hill.-AJes Gazette
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

SPECIAL COMMISSIONER APPoINTEp.-Alex-
ander W. Chiffon, of Alexandria, Va, has been
appointed special commissioner to take testimo-
ny for the southern claims commission IN lex
andria, Fairfax, Loudon, Prince William, and
Fauouier counties Va
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EVENING STAR.
Washington News and Gossip.

SECRETARY DELAso returned this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

Containing Cards ofFirst-elsss Eztsbii shnsats
IN al E anohas Of Szsilss in tho District.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

REP PEAL or TEE CoHNruTIcur UsuRY Law.
day repealed the ueury law Of tive hundred
years standing, fixing the rate Of interest at six
per cent. by Q vote Of Isl to 46. 1t paaeed the
Senate Unanimously last week.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

NAVAL SURGEONS ORpEREp.-Medical In
spector William Lowber he been ordered to the
Asiatic station ss fleet surgeon. Assistant Sur
geon n. p. Harvey has been ordered 70 the naval
hospital at New York. Assistant Surgeon M. ".
Simops has been ordered ID the Powhatan.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

SECRETARY FISH in a private note TO friend
in this city denies that he said in reference to
the alleged insult to the American flag in
Canada, as reported in the Washington CORE
spondence of New York paper, .'that il
amounts to nothing. Some hair-brained Do
minion Official thinks he can make trouble by
insulting our flag. We have become accustomed
to such insOience'
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

NIOST AMUSING TOY OUT-Csuses inanimate
~ ~, ngnrss e DANCE e the music ef gisnos
street west, between Pa. avenue and Il st VVkvV
Asesfs (cr Sstshs Pianos. aud manufacturers of
and dealers IN Musical Instruments &c lerslly
Repaired. Seci2. tr
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Political Nntcz

. Hon James n. r art, ir.. v&srenoTnlnstcd Tor
Songress yesterday By scclamatioa in Tue rcpub-
Asan convention OF Tie - district al Nirg.a
Nor. Samuel StClisharSer wil mo- Be a can
oldate Tor a nouIiuhtion for Congress before the
tsIobisean SoEvSuiion Tor the ST. district OF
he republican STATE central committee OF
ais1s rnct yesterday ard called tNo stase con
ven lors, enc 20 nominate state offrers md a
s,ate Central Committee, g he keil a. rogeka,
september 9TH. and the other % norniusfe con
stesSmeu and Presidential electors. - b held in
LsNrence, en- tie same date,
nc fhiiscSffhts Frrss na,nes -Nenty-scven
SSunties In fennsyiy snia In which General
hAruAntt, the radical candidate for governor OF
ts safe, VII run Lao votes ScSsn3 he re-
paelican ticket IN oc-ebcr
Hon. X. l.. Montague. NJ Essex corrt. Last
Monday, announced himself a candidate tor Csnu-
gress iron the LIST district 81 Virginia hicct 20
tie ncrnineting CO lventicn OF tie ai,iri,t ne
goes fer Greeley a. against Grant.
curious advice q given by the Sprinr :. mn
M EtiseaE 20 the Baltimore convention Mitch
,s that u should nominate Charles Sumner for
PRESIDENT OF The United States. To 90 this. the
hSfc6iIcun thinks, would b 20 sshurl a taunder-
bolt, gladden. the hearfs &c.
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PIANOS, &c.

"A Once In this city, the celebrated SOHO--
nA asna PIANO, Psilsdeiphis, Which
lone: IL better finished, and more durable than any
s:asr Piano made, 1 now offer the ssrns at s. per
DO bousht or for reasonable instalirnerts Gall and
Examine Tor yourselves.
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The Great Hub.bub.

TEE COMING PENlAN BAND.
BOSTON, juno 6.-The various Irish organi-
zations Of Boston and vicinity have voted 10
turn cut in full force and regslfs TO receive the
Iris h band which sailed on the 18th instant. IL
was further voted TO draw up an address, to be
presented, and not to allow any person on
horseback among the civic societies. The
Fenian brotherhood will parade on the occs-
sion.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

SENATOR HILL (of Georgia) and family have
left for their home, where they will make a
short stay, and then proceed to the Indian
springs to spend the summer months for the
benent OF Mrs. Hill, whose health Is poor. The
Senator is decidedly friendly towards the pan
for improving the city, and will probably
return early in the fall, as he intends improving
his property here by the erection Of some fine
dwellings.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

THE NEW TOBACCO REeuLArIoHs.-The
commissioner of internal revenue this morning
telegraphed to the collector of internal revenue
of the 32d district of New York. who is in
charge of export bonded warehouses, and to
Mr. Evans, chairman OF the New York tobacco
board of trade, inviting them to come here to-
morrow for consultation in regard to the ne W
tobacco regulations under the late law.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

KILLED By LIoHrNINo.-Rev. Joseph Price
SON Of Rev: p: B. Price. OF Lexington, Va,
ford, whilst on his way to take charge OF 4
church, and instantly killed, ON SATURDAY. last
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

to introduce the Monaghan tongues into the
public schools Of that city. Absurd!
0Dr. oring says II he should be . candidate
for office he doesn't know Why his wife should
not vote for him. She does, probably.
B0A man killed his wife at Troy, N. Y. on
the sweltering Friday, for Offering him hot
dumIlingf for dinner.
ga colored girl in Allegheny City, Penn.
tried 70 mitigate the darkness of her com plexion
by means Of bite lead, and she too sleeps in the
silent tomb.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

Col. ". W. WARDEN, as counsel for George
T. Jones, has made demand upon the Secretary
OF the Treasury FOR Infringement of the Jones
patent for process for printing bank notes, etc.
The claimant alleges that all the new bonds
some fifteen hundred thousand dollars, we're ex-
ecuted BY his paten ed process.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

THB FREKDMRH's BUREAU will be discon-
tinued after this week, according 70 late act of
Congress. The Freedmen's hospital and asylum
here is to be continued under the direction of
the Secretary Of War, who will also continue
the work CT the bureau in the collection and
payment Of bounty. prize money, and other war
claims Of col0red sailors and soldiers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1872-06-26

Large Bottles, 81 per bottle; or SIS per gallo
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Also, all kinds Of California wines,75c and 81
per bottle; Port, Angelica uscatel, Sherry, Hook
ard Claret, Also, Kelly island Cstawba.
These Wines are very superior. and just as rep
resented.
ARTHUR NATTANS, Druggist,
jels-tr Second and D SITS. n. ".
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SIP ECIAL NOTICES.
Fine Old Rye whisky.

WARRANTED PEKFECILY PURE
Fen MEDICINAL AND Family USE.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30

~, ss. AVENUE 1Sa, aSa :eS !. Ii: sAls ss::
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30

Mr.. WALTER, Of the London Times. is
one Of the most cautious, as we'll Is one of
the shrwdest of neWspaper proprietors.
When be expresses the belief that the period
mot far distant when the whole work upon
that paper will be done BY machinery, as he
mas recently, his opinion ID entitled to all the
weight which thorough knowledge of the
subject and sound Judgment in matters
connected with 1t can give. AS the most i'm
portaht step In this direction, Mr.. Walter, in
conne.ti0n with NJ. Kesteubein, the inventor,
exhibit In the International xpOsition Of in
dastry in London what Is claimed to be q
complete type-settine machine. Two Of
tness machines are now In use In the Times
omce. With them two boys, who can read,
can cot type as fast - three first class prin-
Ars and one boy can distribpte type again
more rapidly than any one printer can by
hand. nan The types are those now in use, and
tne machine requires no alteration in the Or
dinary form Of setting them. The Times
Nves long description OF the machine. and
Its mode Of working.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
Wesplns willows.

writer in the American Farmer. ba'timors
,;... n, the folloyiPs relative 10 the weeping
sI;,iov lSalix tBabyioAiCA:)
"|I Ihout the year l7l6, Pope, while passing h's
10 a. h,s Wills, Twlckenham, on the Thames,
WV. Ih.rs bv the way, the Prince Of Wales, subse-
...o,lv 1eorge H., and other notables, were OH
s4.,...d bv its beauties, received from . friend
~ Md iust returned from the vicinity Of
S.,,os uos very distant from the ruins Of Baby
p. ian M wiliows Of which the Hebrews, while
".n.ive,. had hung their harps, . present Of a
Sor Of Ge: in the box was twig or scion OF
.s.. thsn Unknown to England's soil; this twig
:. nlsnted n Tvtok enhAm, and carefully watch
~ nd Iended its growth tilf II besaMe a tree,
s,h its pendent branches gracefully bowing To
,hs s.Iu,e Of every paHiug zephyr.
AAer the Poets death, Sir William StanhoI'e
....ma the owner Of Tw ickenhain, and in l7I5.
dnrins our war with England, u twig Of this
villov was brought to America by Young
Eoelsh officer, who, with others, had counted
on partipa.ing in the pleasures ofsfsrrnlng their
Americsa eslsts~, after having subduel the
Ysnkees This young officer, while engaged IN
The psrt Of the English army near Bunker H,lI
NJ ,id.de camp tu the chef English commands.
Oens,l Clinton, then formed All acquaintanc.
v,h General Washington ss.ep son, John Parkt
,,,,aia who at that time was one Of Washing
,ou's add, and was.ah,o engaged in carrying Dag
of ,rurs besween the two arMi~S. Mutual t,s'
,sem succeeded these frequent interviews, and I
,hort time before the British eyAcuxlel Bo-,on
in ,he spring Of 1916. this diselichahted Office
urssen,sd the twig or scion 70 young C.'stis as
,okeu of friendship Custis then married, AM
O1una an estate 10 Abingdon, Virginia, pIan'e'
Il pssf Ais house, and Il grew to 4 tree and be
came The progepitor Of all the weeping willow
10 America.
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
CAMPAIGN GOODS FOR 1922.

AGENTS wanted for our Campsigu Goods. Sell o.
Sight. P"r 100 per cent. profit Now is the time
Send Vt once for Descriptive Circulars and Price
didates. Campaign Biosraphis.. charts, Fh oto-
sranhs. Badg es Pins, Flags. aud everything suited
70 the times. Ten dollars per day easily made
Full SAMPLES sent for 8" Address MooRE l. Coop
SPEED. 81 Park Row. New York.
A GENTS Wanted.-Agentsm make nor 9 money
at work for Us than at hing else. Business
light and permauent particulars free u SlIN-
SON / Co. t,ne Art Pubtish~rs. Portland. Maine.
II 9 FsRnO Co.. NY PRICE, 6s00N
~ W. No agents. Circulars tree. 1ZSU,
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
slck HEADAcHE.
From the British NJ edicat j ournal.

From the British Medical j ournal.
The true cause Of sick headache lies deep in
the PATIENTS idiusyixrasy. aud is developed by
many causes. The advice THEN, to sufferers Is
to give ~ much tune ~ they can " their nerves
by adopting all these ,neti,os which experience
has shown " bs good, and then avoid M far az
practicable, all those CAUSES which are known to
excite an attack. | need scarcely describe
sick headache-h0W one rises in the morning
more dead than alive; perfectly unable TO swal-
low the smallest particle Of food, and often per
hsIs actually sick; how the head throhs, and the
pAu increases by the slightest movement; how
speaking or doing is a burden beyond bearing;
how one Psays " W leit alone in the utMos.
quiet. 80 tharhs may il possIhie sleep. 10 other
persons the sufferer Looks extremely i'll, very
pale dark around the eyes. end Pish contracted
pupil. To himself his head feels hot, and the
application Of cold feels refreshing. The clam
mines 10 his mouth, the nausea and general
gastric, disturbances are secondary, and have no
connection with any improper meal and thus
in DO way relieved BY; the too frequent and ig
norantly sdmp isisrsd purgativs. This is not
needed, end has no good result. The only
remedies which are 6fsny avail are those which
act on ths osrves. such ~ tea aud coffee; or
after the stomach, 10 quister, and the more
urgent symptoms haye passed of, little wine
or ammonia If the headache take .nore the
form Of hemicfsnia then remedies are occasion
ally useful, as the local application Of bsul
Phids Of carhos, OF galvanism, and internally
the htpt1i1s Of lotssSk,p. This j. the only drug
which, have really seen TO be servicable.-
Whilst the nausea exists and the worst symp-
toms prevailed, even this remedy is Of no avail
Wilmington daily gazette., 1872-07-30
Trains and ars mixed or market traips. Z
SUNDAY TIA ~
Leave wilminston 4 800, cAsdds Pord s.so. and
REDUOTI0Nia PASSAGE RATES

ANCHOR AAAE nTEA1gKA1
nsnL. Evfsr wsDs.spAl AND sArus-
Passengers booked to and from any Railwsy Sta
tion or Seaport in 0r%st Britain. Ireland. Nor
way. sweden. Denmark. Germany. France. Hol-
land, Belgium. and The United Ststes,
Cabin tsrs from NEW YORK to LON DON. LIV-
ERPOOL. GLASGOW aid DERRY BY Wsopss.
day. Steamers $50 By Saturday's steamer SIS
end o70.
EXCURSION TICKETS olSe.
INTERMEDIARY. oSS. SrEkRA0E. oSo. all
nay able in Currency.
try cen psrcl ficket4 Z lov sss fatSes 1nf t0r.
E .sis yESTHEss' ss'ek q; a.s.: +
SAMUEL F. BETS.
an2-lyWaw- ma WtUineton.
pH!LADELpAlA. WILMINGTON ! BALr
MORE kAlLRuAD.
SPECIAL NOTICE.
=: s.s. ed .a.'s ~ sI Ssfs', sh ~ &
train leaving Philadslph,a at 900 p. n. tor Will
| Hington.
The train will stop At Stations as follows. vh.a
Pun; Chester. IA D u; Lsnciie. .. IS ,. =; thur
low ~ ,. =; LnH cod. sSk( 1. q; Eial1Sls, l0.ol
p N; Risrelis, 70 u q sfItys Nllu1ADtGn. 10.so
pm, lscta0l q. ]. kRNN4Y. eap't.