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Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24

The Knoxville WEEKLY CHRONICLE
has the largest circulation Of any paper in
East Tennessee.
Knoxville weekly chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1875, 1873-12-24
wholesale Grocery Market.

The Grocery trade during the past week has
been very good and cur quotations are made
from actual sales The prices quoted are firm,
with an upward tendency on many Of the goods.
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THE COURTS.

POLICE COURT, Judge SneH-To day, Sidney
b. Jones, assault ard battery on stephen Tilley on
the 26th Of March, plea Of guilty entered. Itwas
testified that Mr.. Tiey was pretty badly beaten
days or more; fined S1o0
LOST HI. MONEY.
Hattie Ross was charged with stealing vest con-
tanning go from William Doster. The latter testi.
an alley near 1871 street. and after she left the
he missed his vest containing the money. Sergeant
Fainter testified that he found the vest the stairs
Tut nc money. Hattie was sent to Jail six months.
SOUND SLEEPER.
Lewis Beratney was charged with the larceny Of
coat and other articles from William Wilkes Thp
latter testified that he al the Baltimore and Ohio
de pot waiting for train to leave, and fell aSlaen
other articles were gone. Officer McHrury testified
10 finding the accused on the cars with the stolen
cca on his back and the rest Of the property i'm his
pocket; Jail three months.
ASSAULT CASES.
Lucy Gray, assault on Anna Thomas Prosecuting
witness testified bat the assault was made on Mon
dsy morning.. and Lucy also cut up her (Anna's)
bt dstead. Defendant said that Ann9 hal her has
the assault committed Fined $40 and costs. james
II ady, charged with assault aud battery with
intent to kill Kate Thorn. The woman was not
present. but several officers of the coIvPt test fed
struck her in the head with an axe 10 Kill her,
b. cause she had him by charging that he
M q shot two fingers of to get pension. Mr.. Bar
rst appeared for the prisoner, and submitted that
w cOrroborated He also submitted that the pris-
ener was Of unsouDd mind, and could not be held
responsible. Subsequently an officer appeared and
te titled that on the night Of the I of arch he was
qt arters, stating that he had killed a woman, and
g ing TO the house named, street, near 81 street
southwest, he found a woman with her heal Gu;
Ihe accused was committed for the action of the
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Editor Star: In your last Wednesdays ISSUE. /
noticed paragraph headed Maryland Elof4-
ment' that more properly might have been
called case Of abduction. The fellow (whose
name isincorrectly given. has alias, the latter
name given being his only and true name, } had
been for several years field hand, or servant,
to the gentleman, whose child was at the semi
nary in Lisbon, Howard county; and, taking
advantage of his being known as such, drove to
the seminary on the evening of Tuesday last,
and stated to the unsuspecting child that her
mother had been suddenly taken i'll, and desired
her immediate presence. The plausible story
induced the Preceptress to permit the child to
go with him. When passing the road that leads
to her fathers house from the public road they
had travelled, she warned the fellow of the fact,
who drove more rapidly; she then became
alarmed, and made several efforts to escape
from the carriage, but was restrained by the
man, who moved on at rapid pace until over
taken, some ten or twelve miles from the dwell
ing Of the aggrieved father, who inflicted
prompt and energetic chastisement on the VIII
lain, in the presence of his brother-in-law, the
only person that had accompanied him in the
pursuit, and who took no part in the fagella-
ton, more than to see it Prudently, properly,
and well done. Yours, truly, VRRITAs.
HOWARD COUNTY, April 10TH 1875
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YACHT CAPsIZED.-The yacht Excelsior
formerly the Maria, which won the prize in the
regatta last year, made her first cruise yester
DAY afternoon under the management of her
new owners. The wind was blowing a pretty
stit breeze at the time, and flaw striking her
on the Arsenal she was capsized. and her Occu-
pants thrown into the water. They managed
however. to cling to her sides and bottom until
the ferry boat City of Alexandria, which was
on on her three O'Clock trip from Washington to
this city, went TO their relief, and succeeded,
after some delay. and with great difficulty, in
resculng the Whole party, among them CAPTAIN
GiliIs, or the I >. Navy, and General Ryan.
OF CUBAN notorety, though life in some of
them was nearly extinct when they were
dragged on the deck of the steamer They
were landed at the Arsenal wharf against
which the steamer, in her efforts TO save the m
had drifted and had small hole knocked in
her side in consequence, and the yacht being
subsequently rghted they again took seats In
her and sailed back to the Navy Yard. The
only loss sustained by the accident, save the
damage to the steamer, was q new hat belong
ing TO Mr.. Frank Wolfe, proprietor of the eat
ing saloon on the steamer, and an account book
belonging to Mr.. Dave Lowe, both OF which
were dropped overheard during the exertions
OF the owners to rescue the drowning men,
but both Of which could have been easily
saved had 1t not been that the parties to whom
they belonged hesitated as they say, sin look
ing after their own property, while people were
drowning before their eyes"
TRADE UNION.-As viii be seen by notice
elsewhere in tO-day's Gazette, the master car
penters will hold a meeting at Muir's hall next
Friday night TO consider the request OF the jour
neymen carpenters for an increase of wages at
ter the LIST proximo. Several of the master car
penters who have been cOnversed with on the
subject express their belief that the request will
not be granted. They Acknowledge that con-
sidering the pay Of other mechanics the request
Is by no means unreasonable, but say that the
scarcity OF work will compel them, in a few
days, to discharge some of those they now en-
ploy even at the present low wages.
AID PROM THE PEABODY FUND.-The city
Slnprinfapdpnf If
last nights mail, a check for fifteen hundred
dollars, from the Peabody education fund, in
aid of our schools. This money is to be used
for building purposes, Alexandria being entire
" unsuppled with proper school houses and
furniture, and it being the aim of the citv
school board to repair the deficiency as soon as
possible.
PROPERTY SALE.-Messrs. Green < Wise,
real estate agents, SOLD to-day for Mr.. w. r.
Eagan, farm near Bealton station, Fauquier
county. containing 160 acres, improved by a
dwelling and fine orchards to MIR. Nathan W.
Legget, of Ohio, for SO per acre.-Caxsae, last
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EOR GETOWN.

CONSIDERATION OF A BIsHoP.-The consecra-
ton of Rev. d. G.. Auer, Bishop elect of Africa
VII take place Tomorrow in st. Johns (Epis-
eopa) church, in this city at IL O'Clock. tBishop
Sinihl, the presiding bishop, is the guest of Gov.
Cooke, and viii be present, together with ten
cl,rgymen.
DEAD INFANT FoUSD.-This morning, Off ger
Burroughs found a dead cOored male infant
newly born, on the open lot on West street. near
the street bridge, and carried it to the station
house. Dr. Ilartigan was summoned, and thinks
1t was healthy child but died from hemor-
rhsge.
RIVER NEws.-The steamer John Gibson
cleared to-day for New York, with So barrels
fonr and 263, 1874 pounds tallow.
Elsa WHARF.-The receipts to-day were 1G 900
herring and 10000 taylOrs; the herring sold at So
TO s. per thousand, and the taylors at 81 per
hundred; 800 shad sold at S15aS1s per hundred
IHE NAME of W. w. Curtis, and not that of
Benz. Mayfield, should have been printed in
our list Yesterday of the recently elected trus-
tees OF the Georgetown Presbyterian church.
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0Connecticut, getting tired with her select
men, has elected fifteen selectwomen.
Mr.. Phillips, of Augusta, Me-, has fou!
daughters who assist him in his copper-shOp.
nSr A son of the late President Tyler is vast
Ing his time in lecturing on temperance t.
CalifOrnians.
~An Iowa woman, who owns coal mine
says she might have married two men day foI
the last two years.
1Indana tobacconsts are pinched to choosa
between shutting up shop on Sunday or paying
so fine for selling cigar on that day.
~ The effect of newly aroused religions
emotion in a Minnesota convert was to induce
him to beat his wife almost to death. on tn,
ground that she was his flesh and consea r,enfIy
ought to be mortified.
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CHILD DIES FROM THE EFFECTS OF
DRINKING WHIsKY.-An inquest was held tv
Coroner AmirauX at the PassaIc county court
mouse, Saturday night, on the body of Nicholas
Dorman, boy aged seven, who died Saturday
morning from the effects of drinking intoXic at
ing liquors to excess. Mrs. DOrman, the mother
OF deceased, who formerly kept liquor-saloon.
vious occasion about year ago, and that she
had whipped him for it. Since then he had not
INDUCED until Friday, when he came home
grossly intoxicated. She did not know where
he had procured the liquor, buth heard that
he had accompanied Robert Schuler, a little
boy aged five, to procure some for the mother
OF the latter. She knew her son was drunk
when he came home, but did not think his con-
dition was dangerous. During the night he APP
peared to be in pain. and on Saturday morning
she sent for the doctor. When the latter ar
rived the boy had just eXpired.-N. J.. Times,
LIE. -
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Condensed Locals.

See al. Of Nat Adv. and Printing Agency.
Shiiiington sends us Demorest's ki1Tor Of
FssAtcn for May.
The crug clerks association last night re-
Seived IL applications for membership and dis
eussed fluid extracts"
There was an interesting Easter festival at
christ (P E) Church last night by the Sunday
School children.
Col. Sam. Owen, who has been quite i'll
with an affection OF the liver for few days
Miss Lulie Rives, daughter Of the late John
=. Riyes, OF the Congregational Globe, sailed from
New York for Europe in the steamer Russia to-
day.
The rite OF confirmation was administered at
the Church of the Ascension last night bv
Right Rev Bishop Ptnckney TO i've male and
eighteen female candidates.
The Baltimore ANIMAL conference of the Afri-
can Methodist Episcopal Church, which was
APPOINTED 20 Eeet in Baltimore April sd, has
been postponed until Wednesday, April 30th.
Aessrs- Clarke & Given, wood and coal deal
eTs. to-day received note saying: "Please
md enclosed the sum of twenty-five cents,
which amount l. justly due the firm from me,
and charge the same to ssCcnscience.o
An amendment to the pound laws adopted
by the board OF health at the last meeting pro-
yldes that all animals impOuEded are TO be sold
after twenty-four hours without notice. Other
amendments have reference to the details OF the
general management of the pound service.
The return game of base ball between the
Maryland club OF Baltimore and the Washing
ton club of this city, played on the olympic
grounds yesterday, resulted in a victory for
The latter. The score stood: Maryland, q;
Washington, 2.
Controller Baker. of the District. is to-day
paying of the police force for the month of Jan
nary, after which the public school teachers
are TO be paid for that month, and afterwards
the clerks in the employ of the District gov
eminent, and the firemen are TO be paid for the
same month.
The following patents have been granted to
persons residing in this District: e. p. welch,
Georgetown, middlingS purifier. (reissue;) VIM.
H. Chase. Washington, apparatus for cleaning
sewers; Washington 1. SuIiow, Washington,
hinge.
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THE MOST UNHAPPY PERSON IN the world il
the DysPePtic. Everything looks dark and
gloomy; he feels ''0ut OF sorts' with himself and
everybody else. Life is a burden TO him. This
can all be changed by taking Peruvian Syrup
"a prOtoxide Of Iron.l Gases Of q years stand
ing have been cured by it. 6
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CARBoLiC ACID FOR PRESERVING BODIES
anew the powerful antiseptic properties of car
bolic acid in some additional experiments lately
made. lie enveloped q fresh corpse in q cloth
saturated with a solution containing two pei
cent of the acid, and after an interval of four
or five days poured more of the solution over
the body. BY this treatment putrefactiOn was
entirely prevented, the body after six months
exhibiting no signs of decomposition, and being
hut slightly altered I'm appearance. At the
MOrgue IN Paris q solution containing one
twentieth of one per cent. Of carbolic acid
sprinkled over the bodies arrested putrefaction
even during the heat of summer. Chlorine
had previously proved Intellectual to disinfect
the atmosphere of the dead house.
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The NEW POLITICAL PowER.-In regard to
the new and rising political power in the west,
among the rural population, it may be stated
that scarcely two years have elapsed since the
first grange, lodge Of the Order Of the Patrons
of Husbandry was organized in the state of
Iowa, and now oranges are to be found In
almost every community Of farmers, in twenty
two states Of the union, and the aggregate
membership is estimated at I, 500, 900. In Iowa,
they claim 106 900 patrons, while there are said
TO be still larger number in Illinois.
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CIT Y 1T EN- s.
TIRE SINGER SEWING MACHINE sales of
were S2l9. GEO. 11-s "a

were S219, eco. 4,12-s.wtr
SAVE Your DoCToR's BILL-When DIR. Wis
tar Balsam of Wild Cherry will CURE coughs
colds, bleeding at the lungs, and arrest the fell
destroyer, Consumption, it does more than most
physicians can do. The use of a single bottle
costing one dollar, will satisfy the incredulous
that they need look no further for the required
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Alexandria Fish Market

Quotations OF new fish for this day, furnished
to THE STAR by George w. Harrison & Co.
wholesale dealers in fish, Nos. AZ King street
80. 81, rs fish whsrves, Alexandria, Va.
Shad, per hundred, 80 to S11; Herring. pei
thousand, 50 To SO; White Perch, per bunch
20 to 80 cents; Rock, per bunch, 20 to % cents
offal, per bunch, 10 to 20 cents.
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Use DeoLEY's YEAST POWDER ii YOU relish
light, sweet, wholesome Biscuits. Rolls, Pastry
&c. Your grocer sells 1t. Full weight and
strength. s
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DLACE YOUR MONEY WHERE 1T
WILL Do THE MOST GOOD.

There is certainly better place in the city than
the
METROPOLITAN DOLLARS STORE,
3l2 9TH street, where, If you invest dollar, You
may rest assured You always receire JxU ralae Of
yow money, and where saving Of Is to % cents on
the dollar is guaranteed to you, without the draw
back Of receiving inferior goods The variety offered
is so large, comprising everything pretty and use
full, that it has become vain task of enumer atinc
the different articles offered, and your attention is
only called to below mentioned goods, as all are
good, desirable, and very cheap, and immense guam
titles have lately been sold:
Gents British HALF HOSE, pair for 81.
Ladies' IRON FRAME HOSES pair for ST.
ChiidreDs IRON FRAME HOSE, par for 81
Ladies B1AS-TUCKED SKIRT, 81, cannot be
bonpht elsewhere less than $3.50.
Ladies' RUFFLE APRONS. prime muslin: Soc
Zine Englis HAIR BRUSHES, 81.
y rench Plate HAND MIRRORS. al.
Excellent Rubber Dressing COMBS, q and Soc
50 styles Cents SILK BOWS, Is and Doc
Ladies', SILK SCARFS, all new shades, EOc
Solid w Walnut, Phrong TOWEL RACK sc
Boys Leather BO0KSTRA PS, 2sc
-Four Pieces Excellent SOAP, sc.
Six Handsome GOBLETS SOC
Beautiful Oval PICTURE FRAMES, Soc
Pretty Carved BRACKET, Csc.
Corner and Side BRACKETS zoe each
TOWEL RACKS, PAPER RACKS, HAT
RACKS; CLOTHES RACKS, all walnut, 81 each
CHEAP GOODS,
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WE SHOULD NOT SUFFER FROM A COUGH,
which q few doses of Ayers Cherry PectoraI will
cure. Time, comfort, health, are all saved by
IL. m.w.fNW
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FLOUR.

Csi AZ once, es we cannot cusranfee the shoyr On
pAfseieo low prices for any definite length q time
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FIRR-The alarm Of nre at IL this afternoon
from box 81, (corner New Jersey avenue and G
streets, was caused by IRE being discovered in
tween ID and Il streets, belonging 10 q Mr..
Blake. The interior was damaged consider
ably.
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TIE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner Of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per Ct
per annum on deposits for each calender month.
Banking hours, 9 to Z. Saturdays, ST 4 and 6
t06. Nt3. f4t16
PONDS EXTRACT cures rheumatism, burns,
piles, ulcers, toothache, sore throat, sprains
scalds, soreness, old sores, headache, collie
lameness, bruises, bOis, wounds, neuralgia
hoarseness, diarrh9a, and all hemorrhages, Etc
Ponds Extract differs from all other advertised
preparations in the fact that it Is a standard
medicine, treated of in medical writings and
known to be a cure for these diseases no, tn s. II
THE COMMUNITY At large appreciate the use
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is
~-
SOUND FEET beng indispensable to health
and comfort thousands of persons come from far
and near to visit DIR. White, the we'll known
Chiropodist, No: 5sS 18th street, opposite the
Treasury, for relief from corns, bad nails, &C.,
and advice as to suitable shoes.
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. The
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory, It'll street,
tntelligencer Building. 1928
THHRMoMETERs and Barometers are repaired
and made to order by Hempler, near AZ street.
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TIE ENANcIPATIoN CELEBRATIoN Posi-
PoNEp.-Oving 10 the heavy rain to-day the
proposed grand procession and celebration of
the 9Th snniversary of the proclamation OF
emancipation, was necessarily postponed until
to- morrow.
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SMALL rox CASES have been reported since
yesterday as follows: One at Island station;
one az l2lf Madison street, between 9th and 4 tn
and NJ and streets northwest; one at No. 2
precinct station; one at corner Of Sd and NJ
streets southwest, and one in Coles row.
and v streets southwest.
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LOCAL NEWS.
Amusements, &C. Tonight.

WslFs Orera HoHss.-rhe Lydia Thompson
troupe IN ''LuTline."
LiHo,lh H1H.-Rubenstein, Wieniawski and
Theodore Thomas concert.
T.sGter ConfqEe.-Songs, burle>ques, dances,
&c.
SKI Street Let.-John O'Brien's Great Me-
nagerie and Circus.
Masonic Tsmpls.-Grand bali for the Wash.
ington City Hibernian Benevolent Society.
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In THE SANDWICH ISLANDS all classes of
people-the natives and foreigners alike--are
said to be anxious for the negotiation of q
They think 1t viii give . decided Impetus TO
commerce between this country and theirs, and
In this opinion San Francisco merchants agree.
The H&waiians are willing to cede to the United
treaty.
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NOTICE.
OPENING OF A NEW STATIONERY STORE
AND BLANK BOOK MAEUEAOTORY.
First class goods at fair prices, for cash.
EITH0GRAPHING, ENGRAVING, PRINTING
AND BINDING DONE TO ORDER.
The public arc invited to call and examine our new
stoek. BEN. II. FRENCH,
Under National Metropolitan Bank,
and next door to Jay Cooke Co.
eei1u washington. ID. u.
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STEAMER LINES.

STEAMER LINES.
NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
PblLADELPHIA, AIFXANDRJA, Va WASH.
INGTON AND GEORGETOWN, d. C.
SAILING DAYS.
rom PIER 2, North Wharvcs, Phil GzG4S~S
anseiP.ls, WEDNESDAY sad SAT
UkDAH. AT 12m IN.
From 30 Wafer street, Georgetown ID G. TUFS.
"a and SATURDAY, AZ 10 a. IN.
ms line connects at Phadelp hia with CLYDE =
Iron Line" Of steamers for Providence Boston and
New England States. No wharfage in Bostsn bT
TINS ,ibe &C. v. HYDE, gent for D. of q.
Nm. CLYDE n co, Philadelphia.
= \. REID, Alexandria. Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress Street, Bas-
wv. ap2
WAsRINGToN, NoRFOLK, BOSTON. AND
w PROVIDENCE
The hne Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
having resumed her regular trips TO
Noriolk, will leave her whsrf, foot Ee-N
o. 9th street, every MONDAY andakH11l6zn
iHg hsDAf, at .. m, touching al principal River
LANDINGS, connect,ng az Norfolk with Steamship Of
The III and Nj. Line for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed ''care Of Lady of the
Express Office, 603 Pennsylvania avenue
7. NJ. CROUCH, Agent. 6th-sfreet wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent
nI4 Plants Store, corner 18th e. snd Pa ave.
CUNARD LINE.
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TIE TONER LEcTrREs.-The second lecture
OF the course Instituted under the Toner Fund
10 encourages the discovery OF new truths for the
advancement Of medicine viii be delivered by
the distinguished physician, DIR. Brown Seauard
at Marfnf's Hall, April 1s. The admirable
s'Toner Fund, !" providing for the delivery an
nually OF two lectures by eminent members of
the medical fraternity. was instituted by DIR. j.
II. Toner, OF this city.
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0Ohi0 pROPOees % pay la legiHlators by the
session instead Of BY the day.
~The republicans win have small majority
in the Ohio constitutional convention.
VThe Illinois legislature refuses 10 increase
the salaries Of its members and officers.
uUEast st. Louis wants to be annexed to old
81. Louis, and 81 900 900 10 offered for tho
privilege.
n0The woman suffragists are preparing 70
hold conventions in al the states.
~ Tnumber Of women recently assisted at a
lynching ct Fort Erie, Canada.
~Miss EAmonia Lewis, the colored Ameri-
can sculptures, 10 about to be married.
~Michael Donovan was sentenced 10 twenty
years in the penitentiary yesterday in New
York for highway robbery.
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To PUNIsH BRIBERY.-An act providing for
the punishment by imprisonment in the peni-
tenfiary OF persons convicted Of bribIng ofhcers
or members Of the general assembly has passed
both branches Of the Ohio Legislature.
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THE SALE OF PICTURES this evening at the
auction rooms OF Latimer & Cleary should not
he overlooked by those who wish to properIv
ecorate their homes-and who doesu'tp n Il
indeed rare that an opportunity Is afforded TO
select from 30 large variety Of really good
original pictures, and the range both of subjects
and treatment Is 50 wide that something can he
found 90 salt nearly every taste. We hone.
therefore, 10 see q large attendance.
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IVA BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.
AereaStee the fine STEAMSHIPS O. KNf0Hf I'D
John GIBSON will make regular weekly ~0ESN
trils between NEW YORK. ALEXAN->4k
OKLA, WASHINGTON and GEORGE-6
TOWN, e folloas:-Leave NEW VORK from Pier
SS6 6sss kTysya syery sATTRPAH q m, Lesv.
ALEXAGDkIA the same day Ct y m.
For full Information apply to B. p. A. DENHAM,
Agent, ofhce and wharf foot Rieh street DECREE
town, OF q the corner Of 18th street and hev Yorb
avenue.
~ Freiphts delivered by Knoxs Express. Or.
ders left at General Office. COS Pennsy Nv ami, ave.
nue, or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at
tended to.
tell-o J. W, THOMPSON. Prees6ene