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EVENING STAR.

"WoLF Roy" An interesting child.
remarks the Pau Mall Gsrette, has iAtely made
hrs appearance az Lucknow. The Pioneer
reports the arrival there OF a novelty in the
shSre OF wolf boy" This young gentlemen,
nho " now undergoing q process OF tanning in a
lu.Aic asylum, was, Il II said, carried on by
wolves when an infant. ana has remained With
mem lntl. short time ago. when caught ant
recognized by his parents. HIS fAmiiS how
eNSii can hardly be congratulated on his resto-
ration 20 their bosom, tor hts e,iacatiop T., ths
Vol nursery which, by the wav wAS pnrelv
secnlar,) seems 70 have been very defectire
hs manners are not only dtsagreeable. but
peculiar. At first he walked on All fo,r.
though now he has been induced 70 walk on hls
two feet only, like = reasonable being, he has
long hair on hts head, and his BODY 4 much
SCARED, and he cannot speak, nor can he under
stand single word. His parents suffered
much inconvenience on his FIRST arrival AZ horse.
owing 10 his frequently attacking aud trying 20
aevour them by night; and indeed. it was owing
20 ms persistence in this unflisl conduct that
tsey were compelled in self-defense 20 place
MIN under medical surveillance He also.
among other dissgreeahle HABITS, tears raw
meat 10 pieces with his teeth, aud eats IL
ravenously like a wild beast, and moreover.
him. ~ "o~0H
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~Kate Grant

@kate Grant, an old Indian squaw, living
at Grant, Wisconsin, has killed eight bears this
summer. Kate is still unmarried. MANY bear
has attempted TO hug her, but she never per-
mitted such familiarities from bears
SThere is movement on foot I'm st. Paul.
Mimi, TO check the social evil by publishing in
the city newspapers the names of all persons
visiting houses Of ill-fame, 50 far as names can
be obtained.
81 Here is laconic description of a fght in
New Orleans: "Nincent Blood lcolored cut
William Thompson's (colored) throat. Thomp-
son was trying TO bite Blood's (colored) nose
off," "
- Mrs. Wood of De KaIb county, Iowa,
wrote TO the man from whom she had been
twice divorced, asking him IL he couldn't take
care OF the children. He replied, EYES, and OF
you too" and they are now married for the third
time.
SCleveland couldn't account for the in
creased expenses of her FIRE department intil
an Investigating committee discovered that
opera glasses, pstent-lesther boots, and silver
plated harness were purchased and charged 20
the fund.
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ID Il Il n


ELLIOTT. On the 3lst instant, ct 10 o'clock a.
n st the residence Of her husband, Mrs. MARY n
ELLIOTT, in the 30th year Of her age.
The funeral will take place 81 5 o clock n m ON
Tuesday, the % instant, from the residence OF her
husband, VIM. Elliott street, between Sd and 9TH,
G0RMAE. On the 18th August, az l0.< d M
German, aged days.
McNERHANY. This morning, at $50 O'Clock.
McNerhany, ~ AeNN1
Funeral Tuesday AFTERNOON, at 4 O'Clock. from
residence Of parents, No. e2e 10th ct. IRepub.I
PkARs0N: On the lst instant, at 80 a. m, Mrr.
ANNIE X. PEARSON, beloved wife II Isaac Pear
son.
The funeral viii take place from the residence of
her father, John K. Vernon, No ais III street.
petvses 2lst ana ga streets, northwest on wednes
DAY, september ID, at O'Clock .. m. The friends
and relatives Of the family respectfully Invited
TALBOT; Sunday, August 81, 1873, sfter q short
and painful Illness, Of dentition, MARY ALBERTA.
the only daughter Of Geo. A. and Anna o. Talbot.
Bier funeral will take place from ST. Martins
Catholie Church on Tuesday, Sept. ID, at 10 O'Clock
70 attend.
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PROJECTION PROM MISUNDERSTANDING
good Nerbena water TO the skin, and Won nav
rest and sleep in the midst of thousands with
IMMUNITY. Mind, il will not drive them away,
but they viii not bite as long as a faintest trace
OF The perfume remains. Below you will End a
receipt for superior article, any druggist can
put IL up and the expense Is trifing: Ess OH
Nerbena (Limonis Trifolia), drachm: Cologne
mix and agitate for "a hours, then add distilled
water, OK. and filter. Battle the face neck
and hands well, and Am sure musQuitoes viii
not trouble Won. @
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Politics AND RELIGION IN EuEoPK-A
ugiOus revival, monarchial restoration and a
general movement throughout Catholic Europe
with France AZ its head, in favor OF the Pope
are all parts of one programme which may or
may not be destined TO be executed in full hut
which Is already receiving what the French cal
a"commence ment Of execution, both in France
and in Spain. As IL seems 20 me, the interests
OF monarchy are not strengthened, but weak
ened, by the admiNture Of the rel gioas element,
which when Il has once taken the fanAtical
turn II Is already assuming. cannot fail to alien
ate the symPathies OF a great number OF mode
tate hberalsi men who, without any particular
ADMIRATION Tor monarchy in itself, would be in
chEeC 10 welcome "sny port after a Storm /"
but who cannot regard favorably a religious
propaganda with miraculous and hysterical ac-
compartments. Monarchy l. certainly lookin.,
Up just now in more parts OF Europe than one.
This, however, is due not 20 any abstract rever-
ence for monarchy Is a political, far less as n
religious idea; but 10 the failures and excuses
OF republicanism in France and Spain, which
IL Is impossible not 10 contrast with the general
success of monarchial government tlimited) in
England, Prussia, Italy, and Austro- Il ungary,
EHrfedH CorrespoHdoHos v. 4. Times.
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pALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Id ROAD.
DzroT CORNER 6rH B SIS. NV .@ssE

Arer Aurust 18th, 1873 trains will RIM A. foIlov,
TRAINS LEAVE FOB TRAINS ARRIVE Al
BALTIMORE WASHINGTON
% a. N, Niagara EXP, o:l3 a M, New York
!os q. m, New York EI s:i' a. m, ali daily, ex.
press, daily except Sun cept Sunday.
SIS m. daily, sccommo- North and W est daily c"'
cstlch. lis a: m, Accommods-
A;iS a M, Fast Line ton from Baltimore.
West, daily, except sun ass .. m, Cincinnati ex-
DAY. press, daily, except Sun
press. sis .. MN. Y. express.
IS, Baltimore express. daily, except Sunday.
$50 .. m, Baltimore l6.33 D. m, all daily en-
computation, daily ,eI eept Sunday.
cept Sunday. SIS D. m, daily from
sis .. m, Cincinnati Ex- Baltimore, daily from
press, daily, except Sun West and North.
day. 10 q .. M, Southern Ex-
S1s p m, daily New York prees, daily.
Night Express llOs D. m, New York
u p. m, Pacific Expressi express.
daily.
Trains leaving Washington At $40 O. M And s.sO
, m, connect At Bowie with trains for Marlboro
leaving Bowie st $40 and II q. NJ. =, and 545 o. m .
Eriying at Marlboro at l0;co and 1l:5 O.. m, and
TRAINS arriving at Washington at lbs q. m. s:s,
and s55 .. connect at Bowie with trains leaving
Passengers leaving their orders 1t Ticket Once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest corner ofeh St and Pennsylvanis
avenue, can have their baggage called for and
Checked al hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Column
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwest, west, and southwest.
Il. l.. DUBABRY, General Supt.
n ,. YOUNG, Gent Pass'r Agent. jy7l-n
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RY b. h. WARNER,
No. 1873 18th street, between q and ii sts'

TRUsTEEssALEo ATHREE-sToRY BRICK
pWELLiNG AT THE INTERSECTION OF
MARYLAND AND VIRGINIA AVENUES,
FRONTING ON 7TH STREET WEST.
- BY virtue of a deed Of trust, to dated July
Ia 5th, A; d., 1872, aud duly recorded in Liber No
AooS felio 43O, one Of the land records for Wash
ington County, in the District OF Columbia, and by
In front Of the premises, at public auction, on
THURSDAY, September 11th, 1873, at 81 O'Clock
p. m, all that certain piece or parcel Of ground
situated in the City of Washingtou, District Of CO.
lumbs known as part Of original lot numbered 90,
In square south of square numbered four hundred
Beginning at the northwest corner Of said lot and
square and running thence southwsrdy along the
line OF the public space at the intersection of Vr-
glnia and Maryland avenues with seventh (7th)
street west twenty 2O) feet three and half go
inches, thence eastwardy thirty three 1881 feet six
eleven (l inches, thence eastwarely forty-six 49,
feet six 90 inches, thence norheastwardly nineteen
(slfeet six (6nches to the line Of south "G street.
and thence westwardly along the line of said so"
street eighty three 3) feet one I'D inch to the place
OF beginning. Improved by handsome three-story
brick dwelling.
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
and the balance at six and twelve months for which
the purchaser will be required TO give his prons-
sorry notes, bearing interest ct the rate Of ten (OD
secured by Q deed Of trust on the property A
deposit of two hundred dollars will be required on
day OF sale. All conyeyancing at the purchaser g
cost. IL the terms OF sale not complied with
IN ten days. the trustees reserve the right resell
the property at the risk and cost of the defauting
Burchaser, after advertising for five DAYS in the
Evening Star.
WM. STIOKNEY,l r-r.,ao.
GEO. H PLANT,S trustees.
aug2s-ddds j. T. O0LDwELL, Salesman.
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with LOVE AND KISSES, my dearest duck.
yours snectionately, JoHS." This has a sweet
and pretty appearance, hasn't 1t? This il what
John Allin, Yorkshire schOolmaster, wrote IN
Elizabeth Ann MartindaIe. Then he added: al
belleye could not live without you or your let
tiers" Soon alter John Allin was appointed n
the natives must have got from his preaching.
Upon his return, though there were additional
and weighty reasons for his keeping his word,
ne refused 10 marry the plaintiff, because sdIt
aid interfere with his PROSPECTS, OF adyance-
ment AS missionary, we suppose. The iury
gave the dearest duck" f2+O
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TIE CAT EPIDEMIC IN TRoY-The law Of
demand and supply received startling illustra-
ton the other day in Troy. IL was Announced
by the Trojan Board Of Health that every one
reporting dead cat 10 the board should receive
nifty cents, provided he buried the cat. Immc-
diately ghastly procession of the youth OF Troy
appeared before the doors of the health off ce
each bearing a dead cat in his acquisitiye
hands: This lasted for several days, and il was
remarked that a. time passed on the feline
eorpses looked more and more fatigued and
the air about the sanitary Headquarters was
loaded with a suggestion Of mortality. At last
Controller Albertson, alarmed at the financial
prospect, concluded 20 stop paying ami fro m
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FIERCE CoMBAr WITH A PANTHKR.-A
panther recently attempted 10 carry OF a child
IN Nevada The child, which WAS a little girl
three years old, was playing before the open
door, while its mother was sweeping. The
panther, which crept near, suddenly leaped
upon the child and seized her by the shoulders.
and turned 70 fee with her, when a POWERFUL
and ferocious mastih that was sitting in the
house near the open door, dashed out and sci red
the panther by the throat. The wild beast
dropped the child. which was not hurt. ana
then furious fight ensued between the panther
and the mastif. The dog tore open the panther's
throat with his teeth, ana the panther tore the
OF the child rushed out and rescued her darling
IRON beneath the feet of the maddened com
batants, carried her into the house, then seized
loaded rife that was standing In a corner and
hastened to the help of the mastiff. She fired
AZ random, but the ball struck the panther in
the shoulaer and passed clear through his BODY.
lie fell TO the ground, and the dog, OF mastii N,
now utterly furious with the rage OF combat.
soon finished him.
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house and shout, "Is Smith imp Mrs. Smith
comes to the door, and replies IN the negative
when the leader continues: III knew he wasn't:
he's hanging 70 blackjack over thar, One
OF the rules Of the gallant Texan Is 70 break bad
news with considerable delicacy
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STORE HOUSE AND GRANARY DESTROYED
On Monday night, the 18th instant the large
and commodious store house and gransry occ9-
pied by Messrs. Thomas L. Fletcher q Co, AZ
Jenkins bridge, Accomac county, Va, was
found TO be on fire and was wholly CONSUMED.
incendiary. -
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KlRBY, DENT . co., 6mwsI l.a,o.e.y, -
n CoMMsss!os 41esssts, also Agents for Her.
S1S Oh eIREEI, near PennsylvsniS syenue.-
Qoode sod e suction Ct our roeinG or any M a
the city. slSciA attention Paid 70 selline Beal
1stete g suction. Liberal advanoss On cousign-
menfs and prompt retur mvio-iv
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DROPOSALS FOR HEAD-sTONES FOR MA.
TIONAL MILITARY OEMETERIES.

WAR DEPARTMENT.,
QUARTERMAsIER GKNERALs 0rsIcK,}
ftoposas are invited for furnishing Head stones
Tor the National Military Cemeteries as prescribed
AM me ,aw 81 March, as Of which thefolOwins
Provided, that the head stones required by an act
entitled can act to establish and protect National
nsS1%s a. sHs ssi
be Of dur able stone, and Of such design and weight
Is snail Keep them In place when set, and the con
tract Tor supplying the same shall be awarded BY the
in ten newspapers Of general circulation to some re-
sHonsibis person or persons whose samples and bids
snal In the greatest measure combine the elements
Of DURABILITY, decenoy, and cheapness: and the sum
said purpose out Of any money in the Treasury not
shall first determine for the various cemeteries the
sizs and model Tor such hesd stones and the stand
bids shall be made and decided with reference there
TO; and contracts may be made for separate duantt
ties q such head stenee and the contracts made I'M
a the said head stones and shall not IN the aggre
gate exceed the sum hereby appropristsd.
The total number to be furnished is estimated ct
~ sss Tor the known, ~ 80; for the unknown,
Specifications, describing in detail the standard
nxed BY the Secretary Of War, be had on appii-
will be placed on exhibition within few days.
The proposals should be in sealed envelopes,
marked Proposals for Headstones for National
Military Cemeteries, !" and addressed to the Omar.
arssy, September 8, ias, commencing at il O'Clock
BY order Of the Secretary of wsr. , MIA.
ogartermaster General, Brevet Major General o
y. looo-0W
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RAILROADS.
AIR LINE
PhiL4REtRHIAA &sE

DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
~ 'ffHhitzRR Sfk Isbhs f..
AND ALL POINTS IN TEE INV ENGLAND
THROUGH BETSS MN yO WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE or CARS
elegant AID improved finish. "-1 VI INV ''O'
pc I,TLLNAS RARL6R CARS oSPAY TRAINS,
n, .,.- ~, NIGHT TRAINS
THsEE TEAMS h9Ssis SUNDAY,
ron e Se run over AT Linz, leaving
Potoae raTn. 5ns ssgt eSrn 1 Of 81 s1s snR
tas L,as, lssvs Washington so, a. m. daily, s1.
Leave Baltimore at Dis q. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave Wet Philadelphia q; l,;'1p m daily, eI.
Arrive al New York stI ,. m. daily, EXCEPT Sun
k,ssmo-d ETy-ss,, leave Washington a, Ills ,.
Leave Baltimore at 71 ,. m, daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at SOS ,. m, daily, OK,
Arrive 81 New YORK q, sIOp. n. daily except
Elsh Ezyr,rs, leave Washington at s:Os ,. m
Leave baltimore at los .. m, daily.
Leave He,i Phil.dslPhiss "a. :. $50 a. N daily.
FaH L,ns, leave New York at $50 g. m.
'Esss At T EsS4I lSaHe Ss@ TorA at
Arrlyc n Washington At II rs p. m.
NiEHf ETPT6sS, leave New York at .. m.
Arrive NJ Washington at SIS N.
Connecti0Ts made In hew York with steamers
On Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads New YORK Cestrsl and Hudson River rail-
road. Erie Railway, and steamers Hudson River
fafe a. low a. b. any ether route.
Baggage called for and checked It hotels and pri-
yaie reside nces orders left at the following Offices
where tickets and Information can be Obtained
Northeast cCrner 18Th street ard Penua. north
cast corner 9Th street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
station Bait more and Potomac railroad corner 9Th
and streets. ED. s. YOUNG,
IyA-n General Passenger Agent
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A LENANDRIA a. WASH
n lNGTON X. r.. IS<k -
ALEXANDRIA 3 FREDERICKSBURG Il. Il.
CCTHsY a. 3 dHd Sixfh STss:s

coma a. B AMI Strfa S.Tss:S.
Local Trains leave for Alexandria "a folOws:-6,7,
. >, 10, II, 3. N II noon, i. 2, 5, A. s, D. M
Sunday.
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive as follows
5S, 81 s., %, ~ 80. II 80, N, l33S 81, ass
5SSt As, sS, oS, %, SlH .. m; SIS a. and SIS
p. m from Alexandria daily, all other trains daily
EXCEPT Sunday.
: Trains marked thus connect with trains on
Washing u and Ohio X. IL.
QUANTICO Accommodation leaves Washington
I.sO a. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EMPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington IL Is p daily, except sunday.
Through tickets to all points South aud Southwest
Tor sac al Ofces, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
yanis avenue, and corner 9Th street and Pennsyi-
yania avenue, where leave orders for
baggage t. be checked at all hotels aad residences
through % destination.
B.S. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jy74-tf
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ITO ARCHITECTS.
WASHINGTON, August 1873.

WASHINGTON, August 1873
In accordance with the provisions OF an act Of
Congress, approved March 5, 1873, the undersigned
hereby invite Architectural plans sketches mot
including details or working planslfor build
ing for the Library OF Congress, to be drawn in
cordance with limits and conditions which will be
furnished to applicants. The of fifteen hundred
dollars will be paid for such design as may be adj
Judged the best BY the commiss one thousand dol
lars for the second best and five hundred dollars to
1873
The plans must be submitted on or before the LIST
pay Of November next, and addressed (prepaid) to
the Librarian of Congress, W ashington, b. q.
Chairman Of the Jolnu Committee
on the Library.
Commission. Chairman Of the Senate Com ,ntttss
on Public BHtLdingS and Grounds.
augl6-eo.w | Librarian az Congress
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PROPOSALS.
pROP0sALs FOR THE CONSTRUCTION OF
a FIRE ALARM TELEGRAPH IN THE
CITIES OF WASHINGTON AND GEORGE
OFFICE OF goARD OF Public WORKS.

n
Washington, ID. c., September !, 1873,
sealed Proposals will be received at this office
until I'm, on the LIST day OF October, 1873 for the
erection OF system OF fre-asrm telegraph, includ.
Ing Gil labor and material, fire alarm boxes, with
the necessary circuits, wire machinery, and appur
tenances required to place the system In thorough
working order, agreeable to act of the Legisis-
tive Assembly Of the District of Columbia, approved
June 2S 1873, and in accordance with the spscifica
lions, and mainly in accordance with the diagram,
oOth OF which can be seen and will be explained al
room No. IL, Columbia buildings
Inc system to be furnished shall be In every
respect equal to the best in and to secure that
Inc successful contractor will be required TO enter
into good and sufficient bond for the full perform
ance OF the contract.
Bills mnst be accom- panied by penal bond, legally
certined to in the sum of five Thousand 5OOO5 dol.
lars, that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract If awarded him.
The right TO reject any all bids is reserved
Payment Will be made whe ut he whole work shall
have been completed and accepted by the Board In
proper working order
The contractor shall keep the system in good
working order for term Of two 90 years after com
pletion, and twenty tD) per centum OF the amount
contracted FOR will be retained until the end of the
said two I'D years as a guarantee therefor.
Proposals must be enclosed in q sealed envelope
endorsed proposals for construction of fire. alarm
telegraph" and addressed TO
ALEX. X. SHEPHERD,
Tice praaidant poa 90 D,ll;. w.,
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AUCTION SALES.
TO.MORROW.
DY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioueers
u No. 1901 northwest corner l0th ani ID sfs

RY GREEN 4 WILLIAMS, Auctioneers,
~ No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID SITS
CHANcERY SALE OF REAb ESTATE IN rHy
TT9UNT6 OF MAsnINGT0N, IN THE DIS,
PSek ABSyEo aeokeE Sr p s & ng rs
d kk PtASK At MAUGTI8N kqoNs 20 OF
WAsHfNGToN GirY. n'' IN
y By virtue Of an order and decree of the Supreme
cause of George ". Linville ct al, VS. William ID.
O. Murdoch ct al, No; Ee4, the undersigned, as re-
Rooms Of .reen 4 Williams, northwest corner Of
O. on TUESDAY, the ID day Of september. 4, D
asisains eaSeh.ser., LOIS ' ing IS. ne
AZ. 81 Jaaiatis, y, IS, "a, ~, iss, 70, 90
Of land lying and being In the county Of Washing
ton in the District Of Columbia called Friendship
st PhiiiP, and Jacob, and resurvey on Jacob.
Each OF the above lots contains from six to nine
This land is situa.ed on two 70 .as leading into the
Washington. The new road about to be made BY
the Board of Public Works will bring this propsrty
The land is Of good quality, and part OF IL wood
land, all well wstered. The land is suitable for
agricultural purposes, and is in very healthy To-
This property lies Immediately north Of the c,un-
Try residence OF Joseph Weaver, and Immediately
south OF the country residences Of Henry aud Levi
Terms Of sale: One sixth cash; and the balance in
thirty equal monthly payments wit interest at the
rate Of ten per centum per snnum from day Of sale
with security to the satisfaction Of the receivers
cam be pss n cash OF np or s9er
time than as Aforesaid, at same rate Of interest. A
time OF sale Ali ctnSeyancus at cost y pgTcbsses
Plat Of the property will be on exhibition at the
RGILIP Af4,AIRSEfLLK, Receivers.
VIM j. hi GREEN WILLIAMS.
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THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIYERPOoL,
CALLING AT CORK HARBOR.
FROM NEW YORK.
.Russa..-.-.We Sept. 5 Batsyis-.--sat---Aug 30
-onSa II P,aSST. sssseDt g
.scotis-.Wed-sept. a .-...sst---sept. %
Steamers marked thus do not carry Storage pas.
sengers.
And every following WEDNESDAY and sATUR-
Rate. OF R1ssieR%oaSin, sss, 500, and $50
hsiusH % a sSa
s.eersse tickets from liverpool and Queenstown,
s " Ps ssS o. aqsp at ssss Through
Mediterranean ports. Fer freight and cabin pas
Green Tor .sse sas 81 Noe III
SHhs S1EsSssktss A$ss: y. 1$5s
NEW KxPBEss LINE VIA CANAL,
fsSF6s Abb dEokaKT1JAANy B. SSAsH
sdssIP9ia, WEDNESDAY and SAT. .EzsslkE
From g ws,s5 street, Georgetown, D. O., TUES.
sis ssa
New England States. No wharfage 10 Boston BY
VIM. p CLYDE 1 CO., PhliadeIphis ia. ~ VI "
"A. REID, Alexandria, Va.
WALDO A. PEARCE, 81 Congress street Boston
- Frefghts delivered by KNOWS Express. Or
cers left at General Once, sos Pennsylva nia ave-
nue., or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at.
tended to. ap2
nURING REPAIRS TO THE CHEsAPEAKE
- and Delaware Canal we will run 49,
an OUTSIDE LINE, making week 1aasBE
Leaving Philadelphis every SATURDAY at Il m
OF. HYDE,
aneb I'm Agent for ID. CT O..
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LIME I
RlMR

IMki LIMkl ANNE
BEST WOOD BURNT LINZ g q pes barrel.
asuvsfsd y " Rs51 1 q re sitE -
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