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NEW MIXTURES In CHRVIOTS,
FANCY CASSIMERES, and
WORSTEDS FOR YOUTH.
WHERE rHE FLAG WAVES,

A correspondent writes from Long
Branch: "When her Majesty Queen Vic
toria is at Windsor the Bri ish flag waves
over the castle. In the days of the en-
pire, when Napoleon was at Fonta me-
bleau, the imperial banner used to be dis
played as a token of the royal presence.
While General Grant is smoking bis parta-
gas and remas at the Presidential Man
sion on the Jersey shore, the Stars and
Stripes float from the flagstaff on the lawn.
1t is not surprising tina. the coincidence
should excite suspicion and alarm in the
breast Of those visitors at Long Branch who
have been inoeulated with C@sarphobia
during the heated term; but when, in sd-
dition to this, it is remembered that the
famous "cottage by the sea" is actually To-
Gated on the ''crowno Of 3 hill; that Mark
Antony Murphy watches over the destinies
for his chief from an opposite dwelling;
that B0rie, Richardson, Cornell, the coming
candidate for Governor Of New York. and
o'her soldiers of the office-holding
legion are In tee immediate vicinity;
that General Sherman, the head OF tia
army, is expected in few days as a
guest of Mark Anthony, and that the mys-
FERROUS Davenport may be seen at all hours
Of the day and night driving backward and
forward along Ocean avenue in a pony
phaeton, apparently wrapped up in some
secret mission, it can be vel understood
why elderly patriots ADD anxious Demo
Gratis gather In groups along the seashore
and whisper into each others ears their
views Of the decline and fall of the Ameri-
can Republic"
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Personal,

Col. w. B. A. Ramsey and wife of Edge
fiild, left yesterday for Bon Aqua.
Maj. A. f. Golf returned yesterday from
Red Sulphur Spr ngs in Mac N County, and
leaves again to- day for Kingston. He will
Of course participate in the grand hop at
that point, tonight.
Mr.. j. 81. Bruce of the firm of Wheeler,
Marshall q Bruce, is unfortunate. Last
Friday night he took the train for Montvale
Springs, where he purposed remaining a
week or two with his family, but had
hardly got comfortably settled when tele.
gram was sent requesting bis immediate
return to the city, on account OF the rush
of business and the sudden illness of one
of the employees of the house. He has
reached the city again, with feelings some
what perturbed, so to speak.
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New Middleton Insfitute-smith
Tam.

New Middleton Insfitute-smith
County, Tenn.
The New Middleton Institute opened on
the 4th inst. with considerably over 100 stu
dents, snd the prospects are good for $50 this
term. Owing to the fine health of the New
Middleton country AMI its entire exemption
from cholera, they have large number o,
boArders, and students are coming in rapidly.
The opening was twenty per cent. stronger
than ever before at that place, and owing to
the great increase of students, they will be
forced 10 employ more help, so hey can
still accommodate those who may wish to
patronize them.
FACULTY:
j. 3. Hancock, A. NJ, President.
n. j. Finney, A. NJ.
Miss Viola Stephens, M. A.
Miss Dora McLemore, NJ. A., Music
Teacher.
Full Collegiate Constellation and
board, 500 to S85 per term.
Fall Term opens first Monday in August.
j. G. BRIDGES, N. D.,
Pres't B. of Trustees.
Maj JNo. S. GILL, Sec'y. d&w1t
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Up to late hour yes erday afternoon,
but one arrest hid been made by the police,
Notwithstanding the f3ct that yesterday was
election day in Nashville. In most cities,
election day is characterized by drunkenness
and lawlessness, and, consequently an un-
usual number of arrests.
The Saint PauI's lzutual loan Society
At 9 called meeting of this Society, held
Wednesday evening at their ball on Fill
more street, South Nashville, Philip Linds.
lev, ESQ, was unanimously elected Presi-
dent of the Society to fill the vacancy caused
by the death of the lamented Rev. al. S.
Royce. This society was formed TO en- BILE
the MECHANICS and lsboring men to erect
and own their own homes, and some Of the
neat little homes lately erected in the 7tt
ward give the surest evidence of the worth
and success of the enterprise.
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WAR DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE CT CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICER,

WAsHINGIoN. D. G., Aug. 7, 1873.
ProbGbiIities.-For tie Northwest, d.
minishing pressure, southeasterly winds
and warm and increasingly cloudy weather.
For the upper lake region and Indiana,
northwesterly to northeasterly winds veer-
ing to southeasterly with cloudy weather
and local rains extending to the lower Ohio
valley, temporarily cooler and cloudy
weather and light local rains. For New
England, southeasterly winds, warn and
cloudy weather and occasional rains. For
the Middle Atlantic States, southwest and
westerly winds, low barometer, warm and
partly cloudy weather, with occasional rains.
For the South Atlantic and Eastern Gulf
States, falling barometer, southeast winds,
rising temperature, occasional cloudy wealth
er and rain near the coast. For the West
ern Cuff, southessterly winds, high temper
ature, and generally clear weather.
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PFRTnOtad. ,

10 w. Fisher has received the appoirt-
ment of Manager of the Western Union
Telegraph Office in this city, in place of Mr..
Z. e. Boy'e, who has filed the position for
several years past, and the latter gentleman
has been placed in charge Of the books of
the concern. Mr.. Fisher has been engaged
in the telegraph office here for period of
twenty years, and bis memory goes back TO
the first dispatch received here.
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open,nr OF the Battle House.

The proprietors of the Battle House,
Messrs. Gooch & Mathews, invited few
hundred of their friends around to dinner
yesterday, upon the occasion of the reopen
ing, under their management, of that pop
ular hotel. The rensentatiVes of the city
press were gathered together and seated at
one table, like happy family, and If the
viands served at that table were sample Of
the fare which is to be spread daily before
the patrons ofthe Battle House, the success
Of the new proprietors is assured.
The public will be interested in learning
that Mr.. Frank Battle is to be connected
with the house as clerk, and Henry Kleiser
has the cigar stand, and has bountifu
supply of the best brands.
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Reappearance Of the Cholera at Chat
tauOOg0.

An Associated Press dispatch mentions
the fact that the cholera reappeSred at Chat
tanooga yesterday. There wer, eight cases,
tive of which proved fatal. As yes, it is
confined to the colored population, and &C.
cording to the telegram was caused from
eating unripe fruits and melons. The Mayor
as soon as spprised of the reappearance oil
the disease issued the following proclama-
ton:
"The sale or exhibition for sale of all
fruits and vegetables, except potatoes and
tomatoes, is hereby prohibited in the Chatta
nooga market, the public welfare requiring
In ~
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New Advertisements.

Mrs. Reeds school for young ladies and
children, New York city.
See notices of chancery sales.
Proclamation by the Governor.
Shoes at cost at Winstea6 & Co.'S.
Attention is called TO the advertisement
of the New Middleton Institute. which ap-
pears in another column.
See notice to heirs-at-law Of Jas. McMinn,
deceased.
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HONOR TO WHOM HONOR Is DUE.

DR.. A. j. Campbell who has been until
iDgly engaged for week or more in relieV-
ing the sick at Jonesboro, returne to the
city yesterday. He is much exhausted and
peeds a season of rest from his heroic labors.
When summoned to Jonesboro by the cries
of help, ne never hesitsted a moment, but
repaired there Immediately, though disease
and death stared him in the face. His GER
vices proved invaluable, and his name will
ever be cherished in fond remembrance by
the people of the afflicted place. This Is
the sublimast moral courage, and DR..
Campbell deserves grest credit for his
heroic exertions in attending the sick
KnoIuilEe Press and Herald, dug. 6.
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LAYING of the Corner stone

The teachers and scholars of the public
schools of Edgefeld are requested to meet
at the Russell street school, next Tuesday
evening at 4 P. NJ, to participate in the lay
ing of the cornerstone of the new school
house.
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Zen GeRFs.

w. A. Short, Deputy Sheriff of Hum
phreys county, brought 70 this city and
lodged in the PeDitentiary yesterday, James
Thornton, colored, who has been sentenced
to ten years at hard labor, for making an
assault upon a white woman, with in. ent TO
commit rape.
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some person who, according to DIR. John
SOD, woull not hesitate 10 pick pocket,
says that the drivers at Long Br2ch are filed
with Jehus, aud the hotel piszzas with Jelu-
esses. This is the worst pun of the season,
40 far
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Accident on she Louisville and Nash
villa Road.

The following telegram was received from
Louisville last night:
Geo. G. Carlisle, bridge carpenter, fell
from the Rolling Fork bridge on the Louis
vile and Nashville railroad while at WORK
this afternoon and was instantly killed.
Carlisle lived in Bowling Green, Ky.
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Discharged.

Emerson Page, colored, who was arrested
on peace warrant al the instance of his
wife, had trial yesterday before Justice
Cassetty, and was discharged.
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Cholera at HOpktnsviIIe, NV.

A dispatch from Hopkinsville, KY, re-
ports the appearance of cholera in that city,
there being three deaths reported on
Wednesday, aud one yesterday.
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Library.

The Nashville Library directors are earn
es.ly requested to meet at the hall on the
inst, at 4P. NJ, for organization.
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CITY Notices.

I. e. Winstead & Co. are selling ladies'
ard gents low cut Shoes at cost. Rare in
ducements offered at the Maxwell House
Shoe Store. augS lw
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Ten Cents for Papers.

read your article few days ago in re-
gard to the prices charged for newspapers
on the different railroads running out of
Nashville, with some degree of pleasure,
and sm glad to know that zoe, who are sup
posed to have no rights, have an advocate
one who always champions the cause Of the
oppressed. Continue to 'cry aloud and
spa,e not" wherever you find fraud or an
imposition; and if in your power correct
this evil CT charging double price for a
morning paper on board OF railway
trains. Truly yours,
TRAVELLER.
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Religious.

Rev. r. K. Brown will preach at Wood
bine church, OH district, on Sabbath even
ing next at O'Clock.
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Probate Court.

Moses Bar and David Steinau, natives of
Bavaria, applied for and received their first
naturalization papers yesterday.
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Scshenck's Mandrake PiIls.-These
Pills are composed exclusively OF vegetable
inregdients, and although they entirely
supersede the use of mercury, do not leave
any of its injurious effects. They act di
ectly upon the liver, and are valuable
'smedy in all cases of arrangement result
ing from disordered state Of that organ,
Liver Complaint, Bilious Disorders, Indi-
gestion, Sick Headache, Typhoid Fevers,
ETC., ETC., all succumb to the free use Of
Schenck's Mandrake Pills. For sale by al
Druggists and Dealers.
my6 eodtiHjan15,'74
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NEWSPAPERS

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UMNSI .r
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Trunks, Valises and Satchels in great
variety, elegant, substantial and cheap, at
VIM. Dunstead's Trunk Store, 81 North
College street, between Union and Church,
Sewanee Block. je6 If
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RAILROAD TIRE TABLE.

e .sags
Sc. Louis and southeastern Railway.
Fast st. Louis Express leaves Nashville 6:40 AM
st Louis Express daily I" 200 Pm
Express trains arrive at Nashville at T'lo AN
6:10 p. n.
tennessee and Pacinc Railroad.
aNo. Leaves Lebanon Ct; .1:oOA.A.
Arrives at Nashville at..9:10 A. M
&C Leaves Nashville at. ;. Also P. n.
Arrives &C Lebanon at. $40 r. Ii
PRICES Stage leave Lebanon at I;3oo'ciock Am.
~ iaSsnoi at O'Clock P. n. on Mondays, We'd
esdsys and Fridays
RauhvtIIe, Chattanooga, Memphis and
6s. LOuis Railway.
VhAsaDOOEsrsn leaves 4 H. an, md seS y;
emphis and st. Louis ,o.oo =,
Ia arrives. $500 A. n. and $50 p. n.
The 500 P. H., and Las A. n. trains run
SouasviIIe and Nashville and Great
southern Railroad
Leave STATEN on North College street at 800
AN, daily and lso p NJ, p 1sE except uAuAs'
Tshe i.35 r, n train doee not stop et any point
t.etWeen Nashvine end GaIlattn, except Edge
geld Junction.
GnIlatfn Accommodation, Daily
leaves Mash vile. ...4:so r. n.
Louisville AND E9SnVu1o hnu Urc1s
soutnern RailrOad.---Nashvfl and
Decatur Division.
Leave L. & n. Depot, North College street,
Going South-7:20 AM; sos N.
Arrive E0rth-4:40 Am: 1:23 Pm. .
Through trains arrive and depart from Louie
Vile and Nashville Depot, North College street;
passengers car take trains at Louisville ana
Nashyifle Depot or Nashville and Chattanooga
Depot ..oo
n, arrives 9:15 A. M, from L. g. n. Depot, Nertn
College street.
oufsviIleand Cincinnati Short Aane
Railroad.
~r.sa. laava and srriye at Louisville sstoliows:
LzAvn. ARRIVE.
snndav --. 500 A. n. I:l0 r. n.
rasta-n Ern.ess. daily. S.55 p. II. 1880 p. n.
Eastern Night Express
lIVV e - SAo ~ 80
Lexington Mail, except ,.oo
SundAy.....ss.sssss.s'' GOV - -. AA'"N ~ -
NoAs snnSSy' ... 2.5OF>E. $50 P. u.
Shelbyville Mail, except
Sunday. O'oV A. M'3 Oh" A' Ne
S"' S9nday' SOS P. M, $50 Pm.
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THE ELECTION YESTERDAY.


Proposition 10 Sell Railroads De.
feafed.
We give below the result of the election
held in the city yesterday, o-wit:
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TEE OHEAPEsT, THE LIvELIESr asD
THE BEsTI s y
TEE CHEAPEST, THE LLvELIEsT AND
THE BEST
TAE CHEAPEST, THE LIvELLEST AND
THE BEsTI s--s
TEE CHEAPEST, THE LIvKLLRsF AND
THE BESTI ErfE
TEE CHEAPEST, TIE LIvElLEsT AND
THE BEST
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Stage of Rirers, dug. Z, IS73-Height Of Dater
abore Lono mater marx at 800 p. NJ
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STATE OF THE WEATHER.

Local Report for this City, Thursday
Aug. 2. 1873.
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walker..... "S~Espss"a e
Sumner. sssaS-s g
smith. "s4as8a4"s g
Snowden ........
I
Aross............ $3.50" 8
s coIo,oon 'sE $40 aro-
Z N.N-- ~. 80. -. =
/. g Turner........ ssEas8a5 s
8 saltsman. 8agags@sS" &
= Brien- =. sa5sFsgssS 8
z Davidson. as=sSsg asr {
& MoLaughlin..... aaaaa@sE5s 8
Duling. 1900. 6sgsEE8sss z
creighton 49,. sssgs=aaas :
0cneatnam-....... aFaszEzSaa 2
! I III|lzlzIIzl
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Containing the Cream OF the News, Editorial ana
Miscellaneous Residing Matter ns
Published in the
DAILY UNION AND AMERICAN,
Includes q
LATEST TELEGRAPH NEWS, sP
POLITICAL INTELLIGENCE, z
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sELEOTED SOCIAL ESSAYS, si srair a.
PERSONAL GOSSIP, and rED
INFORMATION FoR PLANTERS
EoazEHzR WITH TIE zoe
CHOICEST STOKES, -e..
LIGHT READING, lls'1
AND POETRY,
FROM TKB t.-rs
CURRENT FOREIGN AND DOMESTIC Pr
RIoDIOALs.
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ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAR.
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ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YER.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAH.
ONLY TWO DOLLARS A YEAH.
Address,
UNION AED AMERICAN.
Nashville, Tesn
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Tele0raphie Report from. Signal Service Corps o.
s. A., Of ObservdtioR, at 3-5e o'clock p. My
the Poetic and Atlantic Linz
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DIED.


BRYAN. On the morning ~ the "a inst. FLOR
ENCE L., infant daughter Of William and Sarah A.
Bryan, aged months and Is days.
Funeral viii take place from the residence of her
at2o'clock r. IN.
cAHILL. Departed this LIE. after short ma.
Es,nfA Illness, ca the I'd instant, JAMES CA
The funeral will take place from the residence e
hin son-in-law, Mr.. Patrick Cailinsne. No. -. sih
street southwesd, SATURDAY the 25th instant, at
ban. The friends u the family insiTed to
attend IL
WARD sTABLER, sCfl Of David : aud Msfy A
Green, aged years and months.
The friends of the family invited To attend he
funeral on Friday, at y in from the rossdence Of
his parents. 25O X street northwest. Il
KING: On the ed instant, at rs D. m, Mr.,
In the vi year of her age
The funeral services win b. held at the re-id~rcs
q A. Strauss, No. 3es 10th street northwest, FRI
day morning, at 9o'elock. lnfermenf in Baltimore.
McNERHANY. On wednesday, "a instant. at
l0 q. IN, Of Group, RAYMOND, aged year,. 6
month. and - days, beloved SON of knanA and ran
Yesterday Ray Of sunshine on earth;
To-day Ray 81 glory in heosen.
Relatives and friends Of the family respectfully
invited attend the funeral frum his psr-Bt-'
ternoon, at lsse e'oseck. Fuasrsl service az n. .
Matthew = Church At p m. lRepkClrOnl q
ROCHE. On Wednesday. January 12i, ALkx-
ANDER RoCHE, aged . yeers.
Has tunera viii take place SATURDAY morning, Is IA
instant, az 70 eeicck, tnoa No Bridge stree.
COhio, and Toronto &C. papers pArs-e eopy / =
eILBY. On the ID iastAZt, OF 2 O'Clock O. IN 4,
yAMEe sELBY. aged Z3yeerss
s.1 ussss s ~ IT, ~. san are 1922 sa
residence, corner isth and streets southwest f-
day, al = o CLOCK D. m.
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sIDes Moines has female lamp lighters.

@Pittsburg gets more smoky every year
and now the city BARRIERS sand-paPer the head
OF bald-headed Customers, 20 that their hairies
craniums viii not look like an over-done rask
biscuit when at society gatherings.
~ lady was one ola party OF three 10 as
cend the volcanic mountain of Fusivama, IA
Japan, recently. For four miles they traverscd
frozen snow, and the last mile had % be cut Tor
every step.
RrA lion which has been stalking about r sos,
Mo-, swapping up dogs, hogs. sheep and babies.
has at last been done by a party o. So men.
He proved TO be a genuine African weighing
200 pounds.
~A young man living In Troy sent his be-
trothed piano for a holiday present, paying
for IL with check which went % protest ON its
Presentation. and the piano was reclaimed D..
the maker before the young lady had a chance
TO try it,
~Nothing makes a Minnesota husband ID
mad a. TO MI his boots with buckwbeat cakes
in the raw, and then laugh at him when he pulls
them on Mrs. Smith, Of winons, viii indors,
this statement a. soon ~ the swelling in her
nose Subsidies sufficient to enable her TO read.
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TOMORROW,

QY WIN. l.. WALL AGO, Auctioneere
ID New Marble Building,b
Nos. 800 and W. Pcnnsyivania avenue, corner Of
Ninth street.
SALE OF FINE WHISTLES, &c
On FRIDAY MORNING, January "a, at Il q clock
will sell at the auction rooms Of w. l.. Wall { CO I
corner Ninth street and Pennsylvania avenue, the
following packages Of WHISTLES. viz:
-Four half barrels 3. T. Suits Congress WHISKY.
One half barrel 5. T. Suits b. b. Is. Whisky.
Two half barrels =. T. Salts Capital WHISKY
Que quarter barrel 8. 7. SHIFTS Capital Whisky
One quarter barrel s. 7. Suits Congress WHISKY.
The above whiskies Of fine quality and for
family use, and will be positively sold. The attention
OF buyers is called to this sale,
BY order Of FRANK TWIGG,
J2t W. L. WALL a Co. Auctioaeers,
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railroads.
RALTIM9IRaEi 7, AND AND oHIOWr

RALTIMoRE; !, AND oHIO",
wAsHINsroH, Nov. s. ISL 6KSNA
TT sins between WASHINGTON AND BAr.fI
MORE and WAsHINGTOS AND THE WEST are
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leeve daily, EXCEPT sunday, at SIS, SIS, s-oo eoo
md los .. m Loo SIS, 80, SD and 500 .. m
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave aally, except Sunday ct SIS, sc5 and 800
For prfnsipsi WsI stations, Blaaensburs. Belts.
vile, Laurel, Annapolis Junction and Relay leave
~ SIS, SIS and 800 q. m, and leo, 40 and 5-aD
Pm.
Leave NJ b;t5 A. m and 4lO r. m No trains To mr.
from Annapolis on Sunday ~
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE
Lave a. SOD a. N and Loo, SIS g. % and 7: IS u m
FOR WAY STATIONS '
Leave ~ SW q: m and 90 and SD D. m
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST
and 8 Is q. m and 3: is and 800 n m " ~
On Saturday at Sis and s: As a. m and SOP D. m
Or sunday At Sis and S5W p. p only, CONNECTING
~ Relay station with trains from Baltimore to
Nheellng, Parkersturg, Pittsburs, &c.
Tor Strs-burg, and points between Relay House
and ctrashurE, leave At SIS y. m. connecting at Re
lay Hcuse with Strssburg and Winchester accouuno-
dation train.
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Once at all hours in the
Fer New York, Philanelphia and Boston see adj
yerf-ement 81 Through Lire"
THOS. r.. SHARP, Ash Master Transportation
l. NJ. COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO. =. KOoNTZ, Gen Aigf, Washington se1s
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS EyENING

~ WI. WALL GO, Ase.ioneers.
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EXTENSIVE AND PEREMProRY sAIu Rv
AUCTION OF AN ELEGANT sioux OT
fIkSf GLASS sILvEk-PLATED WARE AMI
rdEE CELERY, CONSISTING In PART As
IS ELEGaNT TEA SETS, IN SATIN FINISH
AND BEAUTIFULLY ENGRAVED
100 WATER COOLERS AND ICE PIrCHRRS
1x0 CAKE BASKETS, ALL NEW DESIGNS.
ALSO, A FULL LINE OF BUTTER DISHES.
PdMsE TsF sREAKEAsI ASB TEA CAS-
cAsfoR, Alp S cEhERY pfsHEs; TES AND
CQFfEE CKES IN GREAT VARIETY; fRUIT
AND BERRY DISHES; CENTERP PIECES,
ALL NEW AND BEAUTIFUL DESIGNS.
SPOONS. FORKS, SOUP, OYSTER, GRAVY.
FRUIT KNIVES.
ALSO, A FINE LINE OF IVORY HANDLED
AND SILyER-PLATED TABLE CUTLERY
40 The above goods will be sold within our
S EVENING, Janusry 80 On q, a,slo ssp All
~ THURSDAY MORNING and EVENING.
January %, and continue day ana evening UNI IL
the entire stock is dispOsed Of and from The we'll
known manufactures of Rogers Brothers, M eridep
Silver Plate Comp any, Webster Manufacturing Com.
pany, and other andard makers I
Parties in want Of such goods should not fail 60
tend IL is the finest assortment of plated ware and
fine cutlery for sale in this city All goods war.
Tanted as represented by the auctioneer.
jD w. L. WALL CO Aucts