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Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-14
AN UNMITIGATED sWINDLE.


Jamestown, which we lay before our read
ers:
JAMESTOWN, Tenn, June otl, 1910.
Editors CtrOnicte:
GENTLEMEN enclose you circulars and
plat (sent me by friend in Cincinnatl)
purporting to be plan of Rydersvllie, 81 tuate
in Scott county, Tennessee. He wanted to
know whether it was bona Jfde company,
owning lands, etc. do not know, but
this 1 do know-that $40 to cover the ex-
pense of acknowledgement, registration,
&c, will leave about IS to go into some
body's pocket, which for One-eighth of an
acre in Scott county is good-only $64 per
acre. You will see from the plan and cir
cular all the evidences of fraud necessary
to convince you that it is swindle. The
gentleman writing me from Cincinnati
served in the army as telegraph operator
at Huntsville, and knows something of
the county. He is well acquainted in Gin
cinnati, and writes me there is no such
an institution as the Tennessee Land
Company don't know it. You, doubt
less, can learn. If it is swindle, give
them turning over. We want people to
come here, and the best way know to get
them is to expose all land swindles.
Yours, truly, ID. LEWIS.
Accompanying this is a well executed
map, entitled " Railroad map of Scott
county, Tennessee showing that the
county is or will be well supplied with
railroad facilities. Another map shows
:" the Tennessee Land Company's plan of
'Rydersville,' from which they will select
500 lots for free distribution.n One block
is shown as intended for "a town hail."
,,-biIo ar ;c tiroso,x-od for IRON works -
For information about these matters, APP
plication is to be made to Morton
Hunter, No. 10, Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania,
or to P. o. box, 1,26S. Our correspondent
is well acquainted in Scott county and
seems to know nothing of this city of
"Rydersville," and we presume few 9TH
ers know anything of it. The company
proposes to give away lots to persons who
will apply for them, in consideration of APP
plicants recommending the company's
lands to "their neighbors and friends"
and that they send ten dollars to pay for
drawing deeds, paying commissioners
fees, etc. Our correspondent gets at the 4
pith OF. the matter when he states that out
of the ten dollars, eight will go into some
body's pocket, which, as he says, is fair
price for one-eighth of an acre of land in
that locality. - - s. q EAk
The whole thing looks very much like
an unmitigated swindle, and such a
swindIe as has been too often perpetrated
within few years past in connection with
East Tennessee mountain lands, for the
good of our section. So many scoundrels
persons who were willing to invest in this
important class of our property, that every
man who offers it for sale is looked upon
with suspicion unless he is well known. a
few exposures is what is needed. SD
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submitted a report recommending the fol-
lowing system of text bookr. ~
Orthography, McGufey's and Swim
toms; Reading, McGuffey's, with charts
Mathematics, Robinson's Geography,
Cornelrs, with outline maps !;
Grammar, Pinneo's; Composition, Pin
neo's; United States History, Barnes !;
Vocal Music, Loomis'; Penmanship,
Spencerian system.
Also recommended for high schools
Drawing, Harper's; Natural Science,
Steele's; Rhetoric, Haven's; History,
Goodrich's for Institute, Coles Institute
Reader; for Teachers, Barnes Teachers
Library. Unanimously adopted.
A paper was then read by G.. Il. G.. Deake,
on "What know about Teaching"
The meeting then adjourned to meet at
l O'Clock, p. NJ. - q gAEkza G e
AFTERNOON SESSION.
Select reading" Willie and Mary's
Prayer''-Miss Ada l.. Fletcher.
+ - MISCELLANEOUS. s.
/ Criticisms and discussions on various
subjects followed. Divers opinions were
expressed as to the best method of teaching
young pupils how to spell. In all these
exercises the teachers took a lively inter
est. HEA F%R HzaRA "a
= Inc committee on CONSTITUTION then READ
the constitution and bylaws, which were
adopted. They provide for semi-annual
meeting, the winter session to be held in
JOnesboro', beginning on the second Mon
day before the 18th Of December, and the
summer session at some other point in the
county, beginning on the first Monday in
August.
Among the resolutions passed, few
may be noted. One recommending corpo-
real punishment in schools after every 9TH
er means had been tried and failed, and
favoring compulsory education one
favoring debating societies in common
schools one rendering the thanks OF. the
Institute to the good people of Johnson
City, for their generous hospitality and for
the interest they had taken in the exer-
cises. The meeting then adjourned.
Much good will result from this meeting
of teachers. A uniform system of text
books has been adopted, and this without
any bitter discussion. In truth, but little
change was required to do this.
The teachers of the county have been at
work with this matter in view for some
time. This is a great point gained. In
the room in which the Institute met there
was pleasant array of outline maps, and
no doubt, by the use of these many teachers
were stirred up on the matter of teaching
geography. So Of other branches. There
was pleasant interchange of opinion and
the teachers go to their homes thank
ing the generous people of johnson
City and the many friends of education
who manifested such lively interest in
the work in which they are engaged.
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Select reading" Willie and Mary's
Prayer''-Miss Ada l.. Fletcher.
Knoxville daily chronicle. [volume] (Knoxville, Tenn.) 1870-1882, 1873-06-14
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Perfect Purgative and Regulating
PILLS.

Perfectly tasteless elegantly coated for the of
all disorders of the Stomach Liver Bowels, Kidneys
Bladder, Nervous Diseases. ii eaaache. Constipation,
Costyeness, Indigestion. Dyspepsia Bliousness, Bill
ious Fever Inflammation of the Bowels, Piles and
arrangements of the internal Visce-a, warranted to
effect positive cure:
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THE LARGEST CIRCULATION
Of Any Daily Published in East Tennessee.
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d Ose who controlled IL ala no, ..ut a al .,
They wanted 90 place a where A vo,,ia A.
moss good Ne referred % Am-s' o~n -s.s :
ments before the Committee. ard 40 D. ms.
could mfr tEerefrom oti,er~ lee thar that NJ.
motives ~ere corrupt an placing the ssorl
Son. Of the gentlemen Who had be'-n '~p.t-
csted ~ The busiDess ~eTe a. ~ 90 him tricne
Tut Ne knew mo friend dear Nhom he vOais
rot vote 60 espel or csHsgrc if he hsd tamrsr-s
with the honor OF an American leeisisor. AP-
plause.l
Mr. Cox said he haf Ere honor Of che r~p,l -
man from Connecticut st heart. and ne woa a
like &C. ssk him one question. ~ vs. cu-r -rtl '
reported during the lss; campaign taat he (Mr
ity1 had declared upon the stump thst q
WIS rot trun thsf Henry Wilson. oi Mass % -
Setts, had ever owned a sharc OF credit IN sb.iier
stock. The eyidtrce SbovS that Mr. Nils a
did own tho stock Nov he would Ike d lns~
why Nj. HSvley made thst statement
Mt HHwiey replied that, whatever he m ght
thlnk al the Generated puTPose OF Nr. Goa 90
asking that question, h. would answer frsnkiJ
thsfoI the occasion referred 90 lie had fu>t
rtsfn from half an hours conversation with M d.
Wilson, and cn he authority he said that NJ.
Wilson aid not own the stock. 1.-THE evidcnc-
tMr tswley's' fsuits. He had told Al the tine
What be believed 10 be the truth
MT, sisir mo argued that the committee
DAG tsiicd 70 tuliv establish the case. hcrAa-~
they had no, heen able 10 show ~ho ~ss hrib..i .
Nr. Rttchic said he could not e~rADe the CON
Nlcil"n that u Ne'~fs. Ancs and Brooks ~ets
guilty, then NcsSrs. Dawes. Garfield. ScoariA
aud TIE Others were gaity. He could not na-
deIStand Nhy one should be CHASED Nth - !.
sheep and the other With the goats. A. the
same tine that he thorgh that az were c1ual.,
guiity- his perceptions were not exactly clcaf ~
what they had heen guilty. The Hteut VITA
which Nj. Ames sid the stock. and with whi,h
Others bought II. must be considered in the light
of all the surrounding circumstances. But a
the country has beon unduly aroused, II hss
been owing ~ the cguivocstlcn and prevNrics
ten of the gentlemen implicated. Their g.
uisis threw suspicion around the whole trsrssc-
ton, and the gentlemen were themselves 20
blame. But his mind shrank from the exercise
OF the arbitrary action Of expulsion.
Mr.. tcnger argued that the committee has
not fully compiled With the letter of It's tnSsruc
tons. u was directed 60 inquire % whetbes
any members had been bribed. and II only re-
ported that Nj. Cakes Amcs had attempted 10
bTihe some one.
Ihe HOUSE then. II lilo 2. m. sdiorrnea.
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u and ICI ORIA1 SALOON, corner lish aDd
Penny lvsnia sysnoe;, Lsdiss, and Iss1tlsnsnt
as IL is.: s St = Is1:
Parties, Wsddinss, Dinner, 4e,s oonRlsts. .Es e:
soiicit . liberal share Of your Dsffonoes. II.
rkEUND, Oetsrsr end OoufscsiopG, llol Penn
R;.L,I .n 9 SLfLG.xA IA
we'll TO call & JOSEPH DkOOKe' iO0S 18th srssS.
Dromytly IsbI-NS
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by WA l.. WALL CO., Auctioneers,
- New Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and 9O3 Fennsyly ania avenue
BANKRUPTCY SALE.

sr BANKRUPTCY SALE.
nNb S5 MTH
s saPFk ssii sHGSs AhD
JIM GisiisiP And & p PEE E.
-. On WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of March,
~ at 0sl Sap r. by n Virtue of decree Of
sitting in BankrSptcy the UNDERSIGNED Assignees Of
eleven t and an Of Lots twelve la), fourteen i4I,
bered five hundred and four 15o4.J
Marble Mini y By Ii feet plcvdeS With steam steam
engine Of about 65horse power and all the machine
stone and marble, among which are ive gang saws
lTorney PATENT, rip saw, rubbing beds, polishing
order The building Is also PROVIDED With sieaS
heating apparatus throughout, and good supply Of
In addition to the main tliliins, there are also
blacksmith's shop, with forge and bellows; stone
cutters shop, with rubbing bed; and a large frame
The buildings are substantially erected Of stone
street south and 2Ofoot alley in the rear the
property has wharf front Of about 80 feet Water
immediately after the sale Of the mill property, we
will also sell the two small houses and lot on street
having front Of 81 feet street by depth Of la
Also, at the same time and place We will sell lot
Of machinery detached from the mill, consisting Of
hosting machine, blocks pulleys, wheels. old iron
&c, &C.
Terms Of sale: On the mill property and fixtures,
including the shops and stable, credit will be given
$685. bearing interest, payable quarterly at the
rate Of per cent. per snnum until the 18th of De-
the ratification Of the sale, and the remainder in
twelve months from the day Of sale, with six per
cent interest The credit payments to be secured by
deeds Of trust the premises. A deposit Of $500
will be required at time Of sale.
For the email houses and lot In square sos, one
third cash, and the balance in six and twelve months
with interest. deposit Of el00 will be required at
sale.
All convey ancing to be At purchasers cost.
JAS. FULLERTON, Banfruptcy'
~ The above IL the most complete mill Of the kind
In the District Of Columbia, and Offers Q rare oppor-
tunity for profitable business. The sssignees win
receive offers for private sale mp 70 March s, 1873,
and will take pleasure in communicative further
formation naTfies wishing fo chasa
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STEAMER LINES.

Il ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN, nAk
Every THURSDAY and SATURDAY ,1fGN
from Pier As, North River, New York s@1b
RATES OF PASSAGE
Cabin, SIS and go gold.
Excursion tickets al reduced rates.
Steeragt-To Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Londonderry London, Cardiff Bristol, $50 cur
rency. Prepaid certificates from above ports, S32
currency.
Apply TO JOHN G. DALE, A gent, ) Broadway,
New York, or to ID. A. BR0SNAN, Washng ton, q
street, between 9Th and 10th streets f2l-lm
rGHE SPRING SCHEDULE OF THE WASH
Il INGTON, BOSTON, AND PROVIDENCE
STEAMSHIP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, February 2ith, Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE will resume IT,
her regular trips to NORFOLK, Es3ES
touching at the principal River Land
ings Will leave her wharf, foot of 9th street,
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, At 2 p. m, connect
ing at Norfolk with the NJ and M Steamship Line
for Boston and Providence. Through bill Of ladine
given. All freight address Lady Of the Lake
via Norfolk; For further particulars apply to
DORSEY CLAGETT, Plants Store.
10 corner l5ih street and New York avenue.
rCNAHU LINE,
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DIE ID.

hlnblETON. w this city, On tho evening aftA
18th instant, ROBERT WHITE MIDDLETON.
toucerly Of Lancaster, Pa. but lat ~ sot,
three yesa resident Of this city thr 6sth yesr a
hrs aCe.
The funeral viii take place from hi lAfe re-a..rs
No. 1923 Sh -irr-i northwest. Friday morn ~
the 2sth instant. AZ u O'Clock A.
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10y GREEN h WILLIAMS, Auctioneers
- No. 1901, northwest corner 10th and d ste.
TRTsTEEs SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY NEAR AI0YSIIrS CuirpCu

PROPERTY NEAR ST. ALOYSIUS CHURCH.
- By virtue of deed Of trust, dated September
l:i 2lst, A: ID: Isl and duly recorded in lfber No
658, folio 2l5, &c, of the land records for Wash
ington county, d. c., and by direction Of the party
secured thereby, will sell at public auction, in
front OF the premises, at IA O'Clock p. m. MON
DAY, the ID day Of March, A. d. 1873, all of lots
numbered eighty nine, 49, ninety, 80, ninety
OIL ninety two, 2 and ninety three, 49, in Gil
bert's recorded subdivison Of square numbered six
hundred and seventy five 1885, in thelcity of wash
ingtOn, with the inproy ements thereon.
The property above described will be sold sub iect
to prior deed of trust statement of which will be
exhibited at the sale.
Terms of sale: One half in cash. of which 90 must
be paid ut sale; the deferred pay ments be made
in equal payments with interest from date of SALE
in six and twelve months after sale, and secured IL
the satisfaction of the trustee by deed oftrust Terms
sale, after weeks notice. ALI convey ancing at
purchaser cost.
J. @. EASTWOOD, Trustee
f2l-eoSds GREEN WILLIAMS Anc,s
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ssVNHE ARLINGTON"
VERMONT AVENUE,
T. ROESSLE & SON,
ocl8-ly PRopRfYroRs
n q. WILLARD,
EBBITT HOUSE,
WASHINGTON, d, O.

MUST AND sHALLEGREAT SACRIFICES
ZAk, No. GA Pennsy lvania avenue, between IN
Gh and 10th SITS: The whole OF the remaining
Watches Swiss and American makes), Gold Chains,
Rings, Studs, Sleeve Buttons, finest Turs, Musical
Instruments and shall be sold to make change
In business You from = TO 60 per cent. BY buy
ing here. Goods sold on instaments Call and see:
it will pay you. Remember, CAROT, 9l4 Pennsyl
vaniA avenue. jal0-tr
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by b. II. WARNER,
ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 529 Seventh street, ketweea q and H.

RY B. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker md Auctioneer
No. 1873 Seventh street, ietweea q and H.
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THE MOST
ELEGANT RESIDENCES IN THE CITY,
slTCATED ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
SSTuksEEET l, BETWEEN BET 9TH AND 10Th STREETS
-, By virtue of deed Of trust to Daniel l. Eaton
:s and myself, dated Sc ptember 9th, 1872. and duly
Arecorded in Liber $50, folio 25s, of the land
records Tor W ashington county in the District OF
Columbia, and at the request of the party secured
We will offer for sale, at public auction the high
est bidder, in front of the premises on THURS
DAY. March g. 1873, at O'Clock p the following
real estate, situated in Washington city, District Of
ground known and described Lot lettered II ~ i'm
Gilberts recorded subdiI ision of part of Sanar.
three hundred and seventy one, together Nth the
mProy ements thereon, consisting If one of the most
desiI able and valuable residences in the city tel
up with every modern convenience.
This property is sold subject 10 a prior deed Of
trust, dated August 2d, 1872, and recorded August
nth. l82, to secure Sl20OO, payable in five years,
with ten per cent. interest semi annually.
The terms OF sale fer the amount realized above
said incumbrance are as follows: SO, with interest
AT ten per cent. from September 9th, 1872 and the
expenses Of sale In cash. and the balance i'm six aud
twelve months, with six per cent interest, secured
by deed OF trust on the property. 500 down when
the property is struck off, Ii the terms of sale are
not complied with in seven days, the property will De
resod at defaulting purchasers risk. C0nyeyancing
GEORGE ". STICKNEY, Surviving Trustee
H-eo&ds b. ii. WARNER, Auctione"r.
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limited STATES MARSHAL'S SALE,
By WIN. L. WALL CO., Auctioneers.

In virtue Of Q writ Of fieri facias Judgment of
condemnation, issued from the Clerks office of the
Supreme Court of the District of Columbia, and to
me directed will sell at public auction, for CASH at
the auction store of VIM. L. Wall 4 Co, on MON
DAY, the Sd day Of March next, 1873 commencing
At lo O'Clock M, the following goods and chattels
to wit, viz:
Looking Glass, lot Window Curtains,
! Hair Mattress, lot Crockery Ware,
Carpets, Feather Bed and Pillows,
Marble-top Tables, Wardrobe,
Mattresses, Bedstead, Sofas, Rockers,
Lot Bolsters, Cornices, Bureau, Waiter,
Chairs, Pitchers, and w sshstand,
Seized and levied upon - the goods and chattels Of
Laura knight ana will be sold to satisfy execution
No. 10 ,25l, ia favor Of Julia Henson.
ALEXTR SHARP, q. s. Marshal d. G.
BY VIM L. WALL Il CO., Auctioneers.
February u, 1873 fN-d
% from WIN; D. Shepherd and vie, datsdN
August 9Th, 1857, Of record In Liber II, No q
folio 4 and 9, one of the land records for Tair,~
tax county, state Of Virginia, and BY the written
order Of the party owning the note secured thereby
shall offer, ct public sale, In front Of the premises
on MONDAY, the Sd day Of March next, e ~
O'Clock two adjoining tracts Of land described in
aye red, more or less, situate and lying at Ialls
Church, Fairfax county, We.
Terms Of sale: One hundred dollars In hand on the
day OF sale, and such other sum a. win, with the
&l0O make one fourth Of the purchase money In ten
days rom the day Of sale the residue In three equal
nstalhments, payable IN sig, twelve and elshfeen
BY the notes Of the purchaser and lien on the proS
erty sold. In the event of the purchaser failing 70
comply with the terms Of sale, the land to be resoN
Of hts risk,
fII-d OLIVER n. sHEDD, Trustee.
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b cHfGbRiSS UHPEKcciEoTaiSSa nay Is
found q WomenS Christian Association, judiciary
Square. All orders promptly and neatly executed.
Eptranes On : street, bet. 9Th and In. molly
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AUCTION SALES

Try GREEN WILLIAMS, Ancticue-r~.
~ No.lool, northwest corner 18th ...i u s;ree,s
SALES, EEYcELLENy rLATEpwAHE, IVORY
HANDLE MINES, &C; AT ACTION
~sJestlh, i instant; s Son,sncns :, ocioek
. Tripiet plated Tea s.;s, wsi,ers sna Ice
Pisted Wine, Dinner, breakfast. and Pickle ca.
Ivory handle and Steel Knives.
Plated Syrup and Butter Dishes.
Plated Fruit Dishes, spoons, Forks, &c
Russell. McfidSn, Holmes Booth, Hsydsn. snd Ss -
tionsi Plate Company, ard will be on exhibition
1t GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts.
ID No. loi4 Pennsylvania avenue.
fSS fiisT sLss sIh fSkHA Knives ssb
So,Ssna.TT HTRsPsri Ts;,brr.5y a,,h, I. 10
Pichers; also, Beer Tunblsrs, Gobiets; also. Beer
IL JAMES GUILD. Auet.
BY ". L. VAL ALl M s GO, k Aps.iSneTrs.
Nos. 900 and 902 Pennsy Us ania avenue
SPECIAL AND PEnEMPToRr FIRST SPRING
NANCEs, STORAGE AND CHARGES.
cHG o. MONDAY, 81 March; commencing
XESf6tion rooms, corner 81 h street and Penns
avenue, Comprising about
rs Carriages, &C. Nic,orias, pocksvays, Brett.
Jenny Linds, 9ermsntov ns. Family Carriages
Park Phafons, Top and No-top BugeirS,
ENpress " agoRs, Harness, &c: Pony Phsetons
Sale pcremptory.
NoIIcE.-An persons interested in the sbovc SAL.
VIII please take notice thar he stock Will po-i civ
be sold 10 the highest bidder to Close AL, sncr,
storage, charges, &c
f26 W l. waIJs 70 arr,a
by W. L. WALL & CO
- Marble Building,
Nos. 900 and S03 Pa. ave. south corner 9Th stree,
GROCERIES,, DRY GOODS. LIQUORS, sc, &c
On FRIDAY MORNING, February as;h, com
ne ncing at o'clock, viii sell the first floor
OF cur salesroom large stock of Groceries, Liquors
&c, removed TO our store fer convenience Of sale
formulated, Crushed and yellow Sugars
Java, Rio and other Coffees
Chests AND hall cests Green and BLACK Teas
40 boxes Nalencia and London Lay er Raisins
Barrels nsckerel and Herring
Barrels CAT, Hannes and Monongahela Wbiskip,
Barrels Gin, Brandy Port and Sherry Wines
Tobacco, Cigars Salt, Pepper.
Canned Fruits, Starch. Rice. III ans, Bacon.
Wooden and Willow Ware.
Together with n lot Of goods in the grocery line
usually kept IN a first class grocery store.
We invite the special attention of the trade to the
above sale.
fe6 WI. WALL co. Aucts.
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NOTICE TO CONTAGIOUS.

NOTICE To CONTRACTORS.
OFFICE OF THE WASHINGTON AorEpucr,
c"rne' a P.msssraa,a Gr. 2. asd 2lsta,ss, .:sr,
Sealed frapS.ais nsd D. a. PPs SspS cI
ing Telegraph will be received at the once Of tbs
2tih day 81 MsrcS next Tor The CONSTRUCTION n q
Dial Telegraph from Great fslls TO Washington.
which, with specihcaiicns and any desired informs.
tion, be had on application BY mail IN person
to q. Y. BABCOCK,
fe22st Chief Engineer Washington Aaseduet,
CHILDRENs HOSPITAL AND DIsPENsARY.
supported ~ voluntary oonsTieason. sAd Rssp 4.
Tree 10 children under is years Fl are Dispenssry
f. sSsS; freq
.icisns, Dr.. q Hal. Thomss Miller e, ~ L ssil
sae.4 SlsS ssa'p S. .ne er' Hn T y
pr Z A, Ashfoyd, Surgical, Tuesy, Thurs'y, safiy.
Or. ": yshnston, Medical, Mon ,wsd's .FrSs.
J: 81: 81 =:
n. sa,. fs e sssssfEsT5SE nm:
5. :es 7 . s s': q SVf
secss, S.ildsI @ oonEse.ou. = - - 100
: q se as: ss:.s e =: -
g. g: Is: ::!s:: q: 4.
BOTRR ,. ]. .sIsVV; v. sxH ..IE'sM1ssSfT.
SMITH . WIMsAfr,
LUMBER. LCNBER.
aARDwoops A SPECIALITY.
BILLS 10 ORDER.
49,. 0oHxn ssu ann sr.. scvruv,.r.
ELolDA okAHeEs,
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CUNAkD LINE.
TUE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVERPOOL
CALLING AT CORK HARBoR.
FROM NEW YORK

CALLING AT CORK HABBoR.
FROM NEW YORK.
Abyssinis. wed--Feb Is Parthia . W ed Mar. 10
Calabria We'd Mar u Abs ssiilia " ed--hpi. 2
Steamers marked thus do lot carry steerage pas
sengers
And every following WEDNESDAY and SATUR
DAY from New York.
RATES OF PAssAsE.-Cabin, ESQ, 500, and olS
Return tickets on favorable terms.
s,eeTase tickets from Liverpool and Queenstown,
md all parts o. Europe at lowest rates: Through
Antwerp aud other points on the Continent and for
Mediierrsnsan p"rts: For freight and cabin pas
Green; for Storage passage, at No. Ill Broadway
novisiS ctHAs. G. FRANoKLYN. Agent.
A NCHOB LINE STEAMERS
SAIL EVERY SATURDAY.
Passengers booked to and from any Railway Sta
don or Seaport in Great Britain, Ireland, 10sa66
France, Holland, Bel GUM and the United
States.
fare E Oh
EXCURSION TICKETS, sIao.
intermediate, $50; stssrage, $50: ali payable In
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may0 Bowling Green, New York.
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PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRA. VA,
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