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The sun., 1873-07-28
Real Estutc Market.

At the close Of the auction season OF lala, FHg
suN, arera careful anallsi- of the of the ac
tiyty which tim dealer then feared could n0t last
not only confidently prcic ed steady increase ~ Toe
number OF buyers II ety and suburban Irup fot la
v-stmrn but pained The and pointed out the
direction Of he rising The substantial success OF
operators IN both IN the f2riug snd summer II
is1s have verified those stntcmeEts In city properly
opening rates we're maintained throp shou, and the
krt closed upon confident holders aud fair demand,
aud private ud tU'iuus In choice up town nave tlucc
teen made ~ adydEcud rates. the ruhu,ntn "a ton
season uprnel IN New Jcrecy lld Luuh .iuud, one
tu ce-sful sale was N lc on stdtra udi hut u l. eN
deut T. wise operators tuat uDtu railroad tUutr. t.c
furnished 70 that miTylJu-y pretty suburb no amount
Of prln err ina anu hnr witiuF viii uc hIe a. IA Nu.
~ n into modern NIlty. sales On Long lslaud ua,"
been successful especially I'm lower rradts OF prop r
email deaf n buying IA are parcels upou INl,g tor
inv, tmrnt. Wtrtrncster owners have be,t caL luu-
ana until annexation, quick transit, ana rsrOa m
prove tiurnts luo,Fd more prOuiNF lr rcd u enter
the ncld With the higher grades OF suburban iuts.
The uncQuiyOcal success Of seven salre IN tlr uuru
uptown OF the great metropolis therefore, possesses
more than ordinary NJ nthcAnCc, ana the Assurance OF
the early comp etOu If three Important rI Oau pro
lects the Boston, Nm lUrA aud " NchtlAlster, the
POrtchester brlncn of the New ioTK and New HAY
and thr New lUrS. Boston and Montreal ran roads
with the ccrtalnN lnat udef the Whrtr Of thei ttyT
pletlun. An IN together with universal bcn,t m
he conn matt q OF A. neNltlon have gwen healthy
tone " the market that a not lkcly TO dllnnsh
ThC late concs nondrncc made puDlic brtw Geo E
VHndgTUHrE, PrfhlISut uf tho NosCh.sur Land Com.
pany, AID J. uoyt Vice lTesideni at tbs New IoT1
The sun., 1873-07-28
SUNDAY BEER ON STATEN ISLAND.
Captain Io!broOk Executing the Orders OF
the poiirc GOIninisstoucr-.

Captain IlolbroOk Executing the Orders OF
the roli"c Commissioners.
The truculcnt lager beer sellers of staten
Island abated their fierce threats of defiance 10
tAc Excise law late last week, and Yesterday the
exclamation Il their sudden cooling " : made.
They had compromised with the authorities In
such a way that the moral residents Of the
Island were satisfied with the respect paid t.
the Lords Day. " lie the thirsty Germans VINO
have been forced to seek their beer in the
suburbs, found all they desired in the cool sa-
looms ON the shores OF the NarrOws. The day
was to stormy for the crowds that usually
spend their sundays on the Island, 50 that II the
saloon keepers had been compelled TO
suspend entirely they would not have lost much
ON the GOATS 10 was nterrst ting tO note the eager
ness with which passengers a,ked the police
uan on dutE WHcther they could get their beer
The answer Wa Iuyariable. " All Sc want. The
cant ain only wants the front doors 10 toe closed
IL yc dEnn quiet ye wont he disturbed, for the
captain has ordered the men not Ia try to LOOK
through the windows.' ON shore II seemed
IN even this moderate stipulation vas not
strictly respected. Some of the saloons on the
man streets admitted their customers through
the 'front.' door and sold them drinks without even
placing a screen between them and dan-er.
Generally, however, the stipulation was strictly
adhered to, although, uliess the church-suer
were blind, they must have seen through TIE
windows how the law was Nluletcd. Not nm
arrest was made throughout the Island y''ter-
Capt Holbrook said that his orders did not
look to the SUI pres sion ~ SUNDAY beer. tut
only - the prevention uf disorder from excess.
ami 10 the enforcement of some outward show
Of respe tor the day. I'D he, The raid on
the beer sellers became necessary on account ~
their lmpudencs. Al sorts of people were On
Cuuraged to come down from the 81 y, and the
ears Of piOus CitIlens were outraged hY foul lam
gutge that the saloon keepers maze no attempt
u repre- y. Nuru cautioned their replies In
dchtcd that they felt themselves masters ot the
situation. Then the Police Commissioners took
the IA lttcr In hand, and the saloon keepers have
become pTettY well satisfied that they cannot do
~ they please. New Brighton II the only one
of the island villages tnal has an urganl hcd eA-
ciso board. The authorities there say that not
more tlan one fourth Of the beer vendGTs are
now unlicensed. The other districts are uu-
changed, although the citizens are Clamorlug
for tho organization Of boards at once, NO h I
tho week day selhns at least may i've leRaltlrd.
rne post puned trials Of those arrested htt sun
day are a. he called on Thursday. II Is said that
tue so hne imposed upon one Of their number
last week has made the rest much more tact
.Il
The sun., 1873-07-28
NrNX York NInrlsnfa.

sATrRnAY. July 20 -Four ASp GRAIN
Iind" In -Four was very quiet even for Saturday in
midsummer The wheat MAR et was fairiy active I;
hai doz II boat loads were sold az o. yDtSi.3 for
No. 3 tng, and titlTsli3 for 40. Milwaukee. Com
agptn low or, with rodcrnc snlrs OF cqna mix
OF tsOc. Tor heated und unGuund and 50 bbc for fr
10 prime, oats we're more active sales embracing
three loads Of western and state naked at az a i2 &C
Win choice state at i5c for mixed and sic. for white.
AorToN-Actve IN spot, mainly speculation. sses
81 lales low nidd lug quoted 2Oc; future dull and
closed weak prices alter Change were ~ i9S2c. for
july " 2-S!e. for August. is.c. for september,
i a sc. for o tobcr, Il lilsc ior November, and
lISc. for De cmbrr.
PaoyisioSs-Pork higher and moro active. be-
sd,r ~ bis navy mess az ti7 - about 2Uo bbs. new
mess, sold for Jui aud August, ut SliJ Beer IN linn
iied demand aud bacon quiet and uns tiled Cut meats
nr, the chief dem nd being for picked Oellies at Is
y4c as smoked hams, IN tiHht ticrcef, at iSgl5lSc
Lard was shaue lih sales OF $50 prnie
Mchtcrn at - A9s i3loc. for July, sAc. for August
h.l6c. for Sc tcinbcr and i6c for October. city
lard alsJ brisk at "a @ikr. for No. anG sAe. for
prime Dressed hogs G'.G1 &c., AZ Ia weight, &C.
GHoCt HIEs-Littc dOihg, except In ltiO curces, of
whch he sales were 500 bags, Including invoice OF
niculain quantities at u &C. gold suNr quOtad at 20
s. Tor fair to good refining, and iai..c. for refined
crushed, &c.
tnrlonTs-The chef engagements were g. 90 bush.
grain to Liverpool by scAt ilcsl2nd.; St bales cot
ton, sd, bark u tobacco 70 Trieste. rs. ei an.
other with nsphtha 20 United Kingdom ~. 3d.. snp
Wuh Petroleum to CrOnstadt, S.. Cd.
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IN nor WATER aG4TN.
The Cemptroiier Arraigacd by the Mayor
r.. Delaheld -aith aud Ce"rgc VI. Nnn
Nort the Editors of the City Record.

The Commissioners of Accounts, namely,
Tax Commissioner Wheeler and Mrssrs. Bow
land and Howe, began the examination Of tho
books and accounts Of the Department Of
Finance on SATURDAY. IL Is said that the Comp
troller is greatly displeased with what he calls
this interference with his department.
At the last meeting Of the Board Of Manage
ment of tie CGg Record Supervisor pi-bcckcr
complained that Comptroller Greer had refused
to furnish FOR publication abstract reports II the
trtrsac,ions Of his department, claiming that
a. his was not an executive department its
transactions were not Of interest to the public.
Mr.. Di,becker holds that under the charter every
department or board is required once " eek a.
make an abstract Of IT. doin;s and 90 send 1t to
him for publication. Alter come discussion tie
comulalnt referred to the Wor
Cummi--loner Van Mort l. preparing a reply
e. the Cumptr. Hers letter to the Mayor IN rtld-
ton 10 uptown improvements. ihe tymuis-
siuucr expects to show that most of the I'M
proNcmcnts were begun under Mr.. Green's adj
min-trati"n as Comptroller oi the Cru'rai Park.
examination pi the tax books u the Nineteenth
" ard On saturday. Among the cornpl ainants
were several poor mon, who own lots In
Fory-third street They complained that a
higher valuation had been placed upon their
property than upon the property adj dining
owned by wealthy men.
Mr.. H. ". Evans having complained that ten
lots u his in Eighty .nrSt street, near Madison
avenue were assessed on higher valuation than
lots of the same size near the Fifth avenue was
asked by supervisor McLaherty To give the
| name Of the assessor.
The assessors name Is Wagner" repiod Mir.
Evans, ana Ne told ne that property in that
street Increased In value as YOU went east.
Llaughter.l
3" guess he was right" said Supervisor Koch,
smiling. For You ret daylight sooner in tho
/ east, and that Is worth something"
Another gentleman tod the Committee that
he had applied 10 have his assessment reduced,
and had been told that 1t could be done only by
paying for IL.
! The Committee diTer as IN the power Of the
! Supervisors to alter the arses-ors valuations,
. Supervisors VI cCarertV and Koch holding that
/ the BOARD may cuuili2c them, and Supervisor
I Cooper aintainiuE the contrary.
The sun., 1873-07-28
Dcnih from Rupturc.

Oae Of the most melancholy cases % death
from rupture recently occurred In this city. Tho Vic
tim was Mr.. EDWARD Paohard, who had repeatsiy ex.
pCricnccd mpouIs or str AxulatOn, and yet made but
little efforts to protect himself from Its fatal stroLc
All b. did 10 truss, the insecurity u winch
occasoned the sad result Mr. Packard thtty three
years Cf sge, and highly tegardeAas shrcv business
man. His total Indifference to Apturc nesl'd his tate
lie leave WIDOW and thr e interesting children TO
mourn his lnss. Had hC consulted Dr. Shrunnn uf t91
Broadway, New York city, we feel assured that this
appalling calamity would have been spared bln.-DOs-
tOa HtJdh.
II remarkable fact that russes aggravac hcrnie
Rupture aud increase the tcHd ncy to Inflammation
and d"4th.
A. the editor Of the Her0d remarks, DR.. Sherman =
sytteu Of treatment would doubtless have saved Mr..
paCkafds lifg.-Adr.
The sun., 1873-07-28

b. and NJ Railroad presents the most cncouraping ont.
LOOK for access to and from westcheser that has yet
been furnlshed; for so far down town bun9se mon
re I2ns , & Ineq iast 20 SLEW ,rn sH G mTl ans or
Westchf .tcr people ss-lg the line Of either OF the ~
rnrOads, and until steam transit TO the Battery s COZ
pleted very decided Improvement upon prcseht
methods Great preparations are making for IN cary
and prisk fan eisOn and number Of Important sales
announced for August.
An admunion 10 owners. rpon the evc Of the season,
should be kindly received II viii he noted that the AZ.
eraE realized at he late auction sale Of suhurD N lots
range from sS TO ESQ per city lot except IN villages
streets the average number Of per Is twelve,
the amount per acre realized being from $3.50 to $500
~ retail aud nfcr the expenses Of development and
tale Under the present cpndtion aud PRO poets OF
Nc-tcheser these rccs not likely to BE- cx ccded.
yet nevertheless holders for advance are expecting TO
s2, these rat from ercculaOrs IN buls for their
Operators who buy and yoop properly for Tue ham
mer are men OF nerve and eUterpris and deal D. avy
on thcr ju iginent AM fo-rsig but Will only take
gIcat rlaNs where tho margins are large. ENtcnsNe
own'rs In wcstche.t must de, clop land themselves
or abate their rates they expect to cnCOura brl
season At rcisnnabe adv hccs; Announcements for
Close out the remandr of four estates IN Darien and
Nor ton, being property belonging to Melville T.. Mead
party sold at ntic ION last season At the same time
and place, nne herd Of Ayrshire cows, bulls, and
heifrfs will De offered
"Wednesday, July 81 T.. A. Lawrence will sell 80 lots
In Jamaica. l.. l. These VIII close up the suburban
on Tuesday july 81 \. j. flcccNcr will resume the
sale Of lots aud Wills pot In Planncd, " j. This SALE
was adj uined from Ju IS, and viii be held ut the EI
change Saitaroum.
For Angus, Jcre. johnson, Jr annource7 an impor.
q nj sale Of valuable property at Fort icd the
mantit heights Of Nurhcrs on the Hudson River Two
Yors Boston aud Montreal knlrosd viii be offered on
Long Branch aud August ~, 90 lots on UniO1 ave
nuc, saratoga, will be sold at auction.
The sun., 1873-07-28

Thomas Grady started 40 early in the morning
go nshing that the drowsness Of sleep had not yet
left him lie sat down by the way and was soon shor.
ing. Johnny sullivan, q very cdhnred boy with q
hare head and cnyiu heart tOck the sleepers
and away. In thc SPECIAL Sessions IN "a urdaI,
Johqnv protested hs innocence 30 unnusningy that
The Justice believed tln.
Why" exclaimed MI Grady. " he's got the very hat
on hIH head"
g And lts too big for him, acdcd an ofnccr.
" Let nm try IL Oh" said Justice Cox,
lo unY did 10 anu Aithuugu II looked too large II
wac close IT. The hat WAS big, the head was lttle,
yet the hitcd the other, But the mystery
acd m time to send Johnny TO the lefornato
Ne had stuird paper under the sweat band
The sun., 1873-07-28

In state bonds only trlfing business recorded
but the market vas nrn We not. sales Of Tennessee
D., new at 81 Alabama 81, 1876. S'i south Carolina
- January aud July, l5s and Missouri Is, 49,, seller
Sdays, Brook yn - Pars loan, bruu ust 10! = Ia city
bauk shares the Ouly triAac ions werc IN Fourth Ma
tunal at il5. Rii,ruai bond. Htrc duh, usually
10 80 on sstardAHs Shrn hu aiteTuJ BOARD - oni-
ted. The prominent sales were, however, toluNs
Michigan southern 2is, yi lake Shore dly.Cni
houdE, " Central FaClnc god bundr, llNt JuioA Pa
cinc r. r. lsts, - tuicago amt Northwestern c.n,ol
dated Va Great Western st-, ~, Gt. Oniu amt Ais
glssiput consolidated rIukug fund, " COLI C. ahd lul.
,cu,rn 4is. ~ Bur, Cedar H. An1 i.s, & Ne~ Jrr
sou hcrn ls's, a; Nashville and Decatur lss, 1.
lac hl-ncst. lowest, AID T.. NJ. clJs,ug prize, "
80 tt-dA --
The sun., 1873-07-28
Suslntss No;ltss.

Victims of Obscure Disease, seeking safety aud
restored health. should uss Dr. H,lnbolds Extract
Duchu. This article is othciall and standard. It's,
morcoye- the oaly preparation that develops the fun
va,u, Of Duchu diurotlc Il Ia perfect specific
for AL diseases Of the urinary organs male female.
beware Il ountcrfcts and mutations, which unscru-
pulous men are cuIeayoras palm OF upon Dr. Helm.
bo'ls reputation Lo'G Tor The Doctor. signature on
the wrapper
The sun., 1873-07-28

Arrived SUNDAY. July a.
Steamship sherman. Ncs orleans. mdse. and pass.
Sfesmsnip MO-cl, Brcil"n, mdse and pass.
steamship LOllsC savannah, naval stores and pass.
steamship Oiaiuurrai, I'M, m ise. and pass
St' aus mp talahrI. Liverpool, ut-e. aud pass.
Steamship tlarlbrl ~atauiila. mdsc. and pas.
Steamship /. {. Knight. AloXind IA, mdse. euf nase
steamship hagaO.iI, sgNaunah, n4sc. and pass.
- .Insh 70 : s,aiu. Liverpool, mdsc and pass.
steamship Acushnct. Nrw Bedford, m,-e. ami paas
Ss,.uslDr leg .latur. Iilladc iihil, muse.
Steamship l. ON, brcli.t "a, iiia and pass.
snip lfdIl Wave, AutWtrp, Ia ballast.
BARK u n1, Ncwri tn u1llst.
Bark Africsua, -. JaEu, m ballast.
EJrt ta.Nestuu, l-,uisa, md,e.
barA Helena, Boston. tu ball 1T.
l.rk Agurs. tIcutu'lu- sugar.
Bars Francesca aNrfr 10, Boston, In ballast
E.rk Ne UD May, Cow EJy, COit.
Var. NNoNo NuI %. Z itllg vine, &C.
Hark KAN. to. Liverpool, salt.
BarA tu.puist. AutaCrp, mGee.
BarA Elba. havana, sugar.
iarh Morton atoVrr. asDcuas. sugar.
H4rS tascn, Sew Ilayea. IN b. liifL
Etk Brazil, BueAos HHrgs, u ballast.
Efi- lrolard Ms nrs, crab Island, sugar.
n-is Esp, RAJ -. Rio Jane 70, rua'e.
brig Aaa VI. lla l. Aracciuo. sugar.
Brig Riverside DuIl.n. iton, &c.
ltiS lhur. luruI. Sew i!aS'l.
ErlE tln It. Gro I, sugar, &c.
BIG J. DcttrtuN, sidney. coal.
lTi- / igAtou. Coz Ray, coal.
Is u inrlulue. Iiau. tndrc.
hCur. Julia, Nachit~ Iuh~r.
ScLF. Aucking brl, -. ! Ihn Lumber.
- 4. j. l. nlObarl. Apple River, piling.
Star. lranAiu, Little G.ace Bay, coal.
Asso the usual RIVER aGi eJIstSlse Vesi'ls
The sun., 1873-07-28

Many newspaper have not been content
with publishing the authorized statements, ;s
W. have been, relating t. the recent duel b'-
tween NJ. RanC and ". faul dc tassasn &c, but
Lave seen 1t 10 enter Into de, ais more or less
authentic, and especially with respect To the
wound received by NJ tanc,
We nave received Intelligence about our frend
NJ ItInc. The wound in ms arm II not serious.
IL can uniy esult IN preventing him from work
ING tor some days All il progressing most
f.u.,
The sun., 1873-07-28

There is excite mont in Newark over the Oil
well fOu d while exoavL,ing for a sewer In seventh
avenue. The contractor II saugune that II u the
genuine article, aud will develop thousands OF hlr
lGis but Others that some near the spot
printers ink establishment. wnlch burned aud
over l0o barrels OF rosin oil were absorOed INTO the
earth They believe tfat this IL the OH aud
perte seem TO think that the Mneie found rosn oil
and not petroleum.
The sun., 1873-07-28

REARNEY's EXTRACT BUuHU for all diseases Of
klHcys bladder, gravel, aud all cimpai its of the
urinary organs that NJ pay + asked until cured Depot
loi Duane st. Try It, Ta,e NO other II you Wish
speedy, permanent cure.
The sun., 1873-07-28

\ "tcnmer sank and Eour Persons Drowned,
CiSClNNATI, judy B.-rhe steamer Jennie
Howell, from New orleans, ornd for Cincinnati,
struck fnag at Curlew POinta O'Clock this morning,
and sank In nncen feet Of water. Mrs. Prnse End
two ch idren AMI hrs Ring, from vicksuuTg, were
druwued. The other passen and part ut the crew
taAen oil by tue steamer luiekstep and brought
to Shawnestovn
The sun., 1873-07-28

Chiidrrn often Loot, Pate and sick from no
other cause Tran laNIrr worms IN the stomach.
Ni,ONN'- s. ItltFIGE tONfilS
viii destroy without injury tu the Ciid. being
terfCctg WHITE. fgl m color ~ other III
jurou Ingredient. usu !v u>e iu worm preparations.
IUhil- q ktONN. Iruprictors,
rs ruiton 81, sew York.
sold 'y druggists and cheulsts, and dealers In med
4 L. Al A
The sun., 1873-07-28

Cramps. Cole, Cholera, Dysentery and Diar-
rlu,a web all Affections Of the bowels, are readily
h,ls tered and thOrou,hy cured BY Or. Jayne's Car
uiuatIVe BalaiIn.- --IIt,
The sun., 1873-07-28
xARINB IyrhhLIaEyon

MINIATURE ALNASAc-ruts D.Y
eun 80. s. sun 80. ~ Moon ssts... ss
Ht't wATE .-rui~ DNf.
>anay noos 10 :. Cow tslial. II IS ieh Gaze. Sc
The sun., 1873-07-28

Turns gray hlirdlrk. Removes dandruI, heats
huuors OF the scap lud aAcs tue hair grow ,nicA aud
glossy.
The sun., 1873-07-28

For Fever. Nrur. AVID NnIarlnl ChiIls, q
certain CIR b. found .. DE,nLERS PILL.
The sun., 1873-07-28

Weekly and monthly payments for furniture
aud carpets at b. III. CowperthwAt Co''si L5S LllAt
ham street,-Adr.
The sun., 1873-07-28
Spcua, !lout,s.
NEW yORK rUupR DI-PEN-AR'

NEW YORk TrupR DI-PES~ARY,
lol East 3lth n. cor. ith ay.
Opru f.uu A. "a. 10 u u,
Id.g nj persons 4fnctfI vita calccrs OF aou nals.
nant tuinorS are trrif.d lruc.
1tJ W gAli al II A. NJ
ROYAL II tyASA LOTTERY or CUBA.
$r0ttc ~ prI every n lsy. ln,pr nat on furnish
cd, prH sctsilel, or r. hiHl, susI,h uauk bG 44i
" uuyFruli' hts" pou-u
rAlLukS CO., bdngets. II walst Sew YORK.
HAVANA IDTTERl.
Circulars sent ana Information gwen.
}. ~, hAtsIINEL 4 CO., banFere,
Wall H., re. Olnce GoI .AS5. New YORK.
The sun., 1873-07-28

surf HoJrl. rir" I-innd.-rhroagh tickets fqt
lacsl-r rrt A"us truU~ have az I a. VI. ana tSJ
NJ. 'luu ~uttu 7tA st., W. itu.bur.h.
The sun., 1873-07-28
= ?'rct.re.crve ,s,'7ls7' po5sa.>o Dec. ,@e,i!'
NV s,fSe tlalAl!5 tne.0..sl Inc. tls!l

further analysis shows that the national bauAs are
tltst so above tht . rtqur rciutut-, auH fuat the
State banks s,i6aiJ over the - = o' g. rc'
4uired hy Law !lr4 tu t,c uAtloual las. "a
Government bOrHs have been strong on q limited
anuLut OF husI4ta-. I4u decline u q cent. Ia gold
Gurlug the past few days has naturally Occa-iouci
ssltIy lower quotations. but the large orders IN the
market 90 purcuGss for both lOrCgn aud hun- account
have CouGte rbalanced any Out.ide depressing iu.
nucncr-. There have not at uul tir be,u aus Ipur-
lnt amounts pressing upon the mITNct aui the yicd-
ng gold did not materially reduce t.e quotations.
lln .Ik
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
narIR RANsIENT BELLS essIsu
The Late ]. NJ. Mason.

The New York Reraigs correspondent has
interviewed Judge Campbell, late of the su-
preme Court of the United States, touching,
some of the men aud doings of the Confsd,
crate Government. We make An extract:
..Soon after mentioning Mf. Hunter the
name Of the late James NJ Mason came DIP.
and related the fact that, after his strohg
aud imperious life, he died upon little farm
near Alexandria in a pastoral way, which
seemed to show that he had resources outside
of public ambition. stMason's domestic life, -
said Judge Gampbell, .'was peculiarly beah>
tiful." He married the daughter of Colonel
Chew, who owned the n1ahsion and grounds
where the battle of GetmautoSn ragged Id
the Revolutionary war. After Richmond wa,
evacuated l remained in the city until it filed
up with United States troops, and as soon as
had s little repose set forth to ihpuire into
the condition of my neishbors who remained.
I went to the house of Mrs. Mason, and she
told me she had destroyed in the crate IRE all
the letters which her husband had written her
in the thirty years or so of married life
Ii all that time she said that Mr. Mason
was never out of her company day but he
wrote her letter with panctualty, and when
he was Senator in Washington the school
exercises of his daughter were mailed to him
every day in the week, and were by him cor.
rectcd and returned. Mis-. Mason had kept
all her husbands letters, but believing that
the soldiers would ransack her house, she had
made the sacrifice of committing them 10 the
flames. She had also destroyed thauy souve-
Mrs of character precious to her in domes,
tic view, but there was sword given to her
father by General Washington, which she de-,
sired me to take aud conceal; for she thought
her husbands house was moro exposed to
peril than my own. I was not very firm in
my mind ahou. carrying weapon through
the streets, but she solicited me so earnestly
that put the weapon under my cloak. and;
wrapping the cloak around me- walked through
the city. touched by soldiers on almost every
side, and when got home put the sword
up in the top of the house among the rafters,
and kept it there until 1 could return it With
safety"
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-01-28
TO TRAVELLERS.
WINCHESTER AND POTOMAC X. r.
TT NJ E TABLE,.

TRAINS CONG SOUTH.
Leave Harper's Ferry att co, A NJ, ard l IS NJ
Leave Shenandoah at 06, A NJ and 80 p NJ
Leave keyes' Switch att 20, A NJ and l46 PM
Leave Haitown at 80, A NJ and l ol P NJ
Leave Charlestown att 49. A NJ and > Of P NJ,
Leave Cameron's at 8 II, A NJ and y ;2 p NJ.
Leave Summit Point at 80, A NJ and % NJ
Leave Wades"ilie at S 81 A NJ and 36PM NJ.
Leave Opequon Bridge at 02, A NJ, go P NJ.
Leave Stephenson's at 81, A NJ and . so NJ.
Arrive at Winchester at 40. A NJ, 3 OF PM
Leave Winchester at 80 A NJ and 3 O5 P NJ.
Arrive at Strasburg at II AZ A NJ and 1 05, PM.
TRAINS GONG NORTH.
Leave Strasburg at 45 A NJ and i2 10. p NJ.
Arrive at Winchester at SO A NJ and 81, PM.
Leave Winchester at 10 81 A NJ aud 3 OF P NJ.
Leave Stephenson'e at 10 81 A Nj and 23 PM.
Leave Opequon Bridge at 10 IL NJ and As NJ.
Leave Vaudeville at 10 IS A NJ and 81 p NJ.
Leave Summit Point 10 SO A NJ and 10 P Nj.
leave Cameron at Ii 10 a NJ and Al P NJ.
Leave Chnrestown at II 2l A NJ and 5 03 p. Nj.
Leave Halltcwn at II 80 A nj and rs NJ.
Leave Keyes' Switc at IL 81 aud sc P NJ.
Leave Shenandoah at II As 4 NJ and 5 81 p NJ
Arrive at HarPer's Ferry IL SO NJ and 90 NJ.
A. B. WOOD, Agent, Harper's Ferry.
JOHN l.. WILSON,
Nov. 4, 1874. Master of transportation