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Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-02
LITTLE By LITTLE.

rr,E by little the drops descend,
pattering 'gainst the pane;
7 ;,,ie nv little, with rhythmic beat,
Faster comes down the rain.
1,t,,e by little, but not for long,
soon in torrents they fall:
Fiercer the blast and louder the roar,
Darker the clouds DER all
I;,t,e nv little the randrops cease,
the dark clouds break away;
me sunshine comes with gladdening beams,
And cheers the lingering day
little by little we float along
ON Iife's smooth, pleasant stream;
our sun is bright and our way is clear,
our life's q joyous dream.
Storm clouds may sometimes darken our way
We all have many cares;
But hope soon brightens our path again,
And wipes away our tears
little by little, little by little,
We float SO quickly on:
.,Till Death, our pilot, comes at last,
And then earth's life is done.
--He0rth and Home.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-02

There are two sides to the question
of strikes. 1t is undoubtedly right to
strike for more pay, but it is a serious
question whether it is right to strike the
workman who is willing to work for less.
That il the point which some laborers
have overlooked of late.-N 7. Graphic.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-02

not to leave them attached to pillow or
vehicle of any kind, as by this means you
will have a safe and reliable team, which
is highly valued by every farmer.-Cor.
Rural Messenger.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-02

LOBSTER SALAD.-One large lobster,
three tablespoonfuls Of French mustard,
or two dessert-spoonfuls of common
mustard, one gill and half of vinegar, .
gill and q half of sweet oil, the yolks of
FIVE hard boiled eggs, salt to taste, small
teaspoonful OF Cayenne pepper, the inside
leaves of two heads of cabbage lettuce.
Cut the meat and lettuce In small pieces,
and mix all together.
Knoxville journal. [volume] (Knoxville, Iowa) 1874-1986, 1874-07-02

AN exchange says hot lemonade Is ono
of the best remedies in the wsrld for q
cold.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TEEAsURY DFPARrNENy,

WAsHINsToN, ID. O., se pt 7th, 1874. \
sealed Proposals IN be received ~ this Office I'M
vi ~ m OF the OH DAY OF OcTOBXR, 1876, for fur
nishlns de.is erIng, fitting, aud putting in place
~ hieNa,or IA the South Wing Of the new
ws.s,ss,Sr, nnd Navy Departments Building,
COpie. q The General Specifications, Drawings of
80, sna ESrms Of Proposals, may De had spph
The scenoldips required By the Contractors to
~ tne klsysfOr In place will he furnished by the
- Tree OF charge, bus viii be erected By
The Eley stor must be completed within three
onths from date OF acce pts1ce proposal and the
CONTRACTOR viii be required TO guarant % their work
or period OF two years
Payment will Be made on the completion Of the
work less ter l0J per cent which sill be retained
o period Of six months.
All bids o ust be sccnm panied By penal bond in
the sum Of FIVE Thousand dollars, ss ts1,l that the
bidder VIII accept and perform the contract if
awarded him, the suficienCy Of the sscnrity TO be
certthSd By the United States Jndse, CLERK Of the
district wherein he resides.
The Department reserves the right 20 reject any
all bids II Il he deemed fer the Interest Of the Gov
erpmeIt TO 10 50.
EveTy b'd uast be made on the printed form to be
obtained a. this Office, aud must nforIn IN every
respect 20 the requirements If tAIJ advertisement
CT 10 will not be considered
Pr pofa AZ VII not be received from parties who
are not fferIselyes engaged IN tha usnufaCture OF
Eleyaicrs, aEt no have nOt the ArcessIy facilities
for settiBE ~ the work.
Proposals. wall be enclosed ia n sealed envelope
endorsed tt1 for Pas Elevator i'r tire SOlih
Wing q fia New state. WaT, aud Navy Depart
mems Building, - end addrt ssed 80
A. u MULLErT,
sep5 2f SUp5rvisirk Architect
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

sst'ufner ir n iarge cirv. 40 81 a. a.
mercy OF restaurants where Aou are ire .,rs
P-th lig h.n ~ fare -rd very little fost On
ycuf pate, thus hts ttur.
81 Ve OF toast v,u'l - a most TOO hearfv
fed G" frtd peot-'e or NJ q hsI q. en- Hsafins ,y
SAYS l 20 the waiter, " Gre ne sure on
.osSt"
Ey-sud-by he came In aud ret down S,u,e
tosst. aud ! keIt on reading sh0ut vhaf =
toukSy Grant VS., aui What a ridiculous set
every one - $40 y ruuuiJg for ofics. aud sat
there Tor ~ fo1r. Then Z rang the gong The
natter entered. and says ], % Where Z. thunder
y mr. nest -
ssys be, They've been on the table more
says I,"I didn't order plain toast, I want a
sntl or it
Ssys be, There y sripe on a."
hen drew close up 90 the table ana sav-
little black speck On the toast.
Ssys "leaf swear that's q snipeP"
Ssys he. yes"
Says {, "YOu'd make good liueu-buver. v,-
SAYS he, "It's snipe on toast. snyhousr
ssys /, "hew std - get 0n"''
says he, That sBipe n 81 right lisa full
sized one. too"
Says /, I'm else crit. I'm glad you told me
that's fuil-SiEtd Snipe; FOR do Won kpo0
Young msn, when sa' ont there reading saw
black fneck on thst toast. hut 7 took Al Cor 4
hy. ard M glad % be informed it, q snipe-a
full-szed SEipC. Now, you can take that sntue
away and bring ne turkey on toast. I want
foil sized turkey, too
hSin't hsnkeTing after snipe since that epi-
sode. J could have h'cwn thst suipc through a
Tufty-blCwtT without hurting the suips or the
putty hover either. Snlps 90 toast mav be
game. but It's mean game"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

EXPECT oP Coal Gas ON PLANrs-Tt has
long been believed that the effect OF the escape
CT ceal gas from leaking mains s. injurious 90
shade trees IN Cities. The CL0H1i.rf CerfrHT-
Btdtt gives the results OF series OF experiments
by MT. ). Boehm, designed 70 test the action Of
thls gas on growing plants. OF ten plants in
pots, varieties OF fuchsia and salviAD among
the roots Of which coal gas condu tied through
oEenlngs In the Bottoms Of the pots, seven died
IN four months. To chow that the plants were
not killed by the direct action % the gas but hy
the poisoning OF the soil. seeds we're sOwn in
earth through which for long period of time
gas bad passed for an hour or two daily. TIE
roOuets put forth by these seeds remained very
snort, and soon rOfted. A healthy plant.hayiUg
been u8nspiauted into such sOil. persisted in ten
days. The authOr thinks thai the frequency
with which shade trees in cities decline and die
without obvious cause may be explained By these
facif; but the remedy which he proposes, which
Is 10 inclOse All street gas pipes within larger
tubes having openings % the air, through which
Fentlauon may be maintained, II one Involving
too large necessary 81 pendIture 20 recommend
ltket 20 gas companies.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

IMMoRALITY on THE NEW YORK STAGE
The theSter IN New York n rapidly attaining
such pitch OF indeceBcy ana immortality that
II VIII soon be mTOssi bic for respectable peOpie
TO 60 10 the play At all. OF for honorable mem
bere on The dramatic profe ssion 10 perform. At
ore theater French piece OF an abomiuAbly
vicious character has been recently given, aud
We ave menaced this winter with an inundatiOn
Of uanslatlons and adaptations OF French mas
uhess OF more serious nature. Bat it h
iCng time slnce the Bible has been travestied Ia
The coarse and bissT hemOus manner in which 10
Is at present At NihlO's. Assure tly the fall OF
ran is too serious a subject 20 be held NJ 10
rldlC uie s. u D. just now ~ this theater. Com
mon sense, II nothing else, Ought "a condemn
this production, AMI no Catholic should pc seen
witnessing such sn outrsge 10 taste snt luJrali-
ty-CGtkOiic Rertetr.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
sFMr. John Smith, Of Terrs lIsute. BEGAN

HTMr. John Smith, Of Terre Haute. becam
a quadfuple father one night last week.
ga Western man sets fire to the prair.e 10
fun, but after he had run miles aud climbed a
Tree, with his pants about al burned OF. he con
cluoed the sport Was a little too violent exercise
10 be INDUCED in Oftener than once in a life
tine.
~ The Rev. Jesse II. Jones, oC AbtuRtOu.
Mars, holds that a man has a natural right 10 "A
much lana a. he can work with his own hands,
that lard should lot be bought or sold, aud
tIat no man has the right 20 make a will. for
tie reason that when ne Is dead Il Is none OF his
business what becomes Of what he leaves be-
Limo.
So The Bethlehem lPa) Progress saws: Mrs.
Carol aDd Mrs. Ford, twin sisters, living in
South Bethlehem, each gave birth 20 twins on
Saturday night. The attending physician says
these cousins are almost OF an age-wthin An
honr. 1 hese sisters were married on the same
day; their first children were born in the same
mouth, their second In tie same week, Anf
their third in the same hour.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

DIGEIFIED TRAVELER-A tall pOrtiv, aud
dignihed citizen OF the Quaker persuasion well
known in Philadelphia, arrived in New York
the other day, and having no baggage but a
light travelling satchel, was utterly Obliviois TO
tue appeals OF the hackmen as be emerged from
the railway station.
"Fee-thayono HOTEL Filth Ayenoo-goin'
ritup! Filth Ayenoo?"
Broadbrim staIked right on without a word.
Another knight Of the whip charged down on
him.
Say Nicholas Hotel? Say Nicholas coach?
This way for the Say Nicholas"
No response from the passenger, and not a
muscle moved at this appeal. Then there was
a rush OF Ialf dozen.
keFridse, sir, kerridge? WRnter ride up?p
sur?"
" Astor House, siI?y
" BTecYOoTt House? BTeevoort?"
metropolitan Hotel? Right down Broad
wayID
ere you are kerridge, sir"
The traveller, looming up Ike tenpin among
vinegar cruets, and face as placid a. a pan of
mix, was calPly and silently moving away
from the crowd OF iaryies, who looked after him
with something like amaZement, when a sud
Gen thought see m 10 strike one, who, running
alter him, seized hold OF one of the handles OF
bis travelling bag with:
Deaf and dumb asylum, sir? Coin right
This was too much. Dignity relaxed into a
laugh, and the hack driver got = fare for a
downtown hotel.-COa. Bal.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

CHaSCERY SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
H6BTH ii srRsET, BsT@EESS ai L : ASD
WAHsdT5s G SfsTRr5FF 6 hG Go ftTf 2F
- by virtue Of = decree the Supreme Court Of
LIZ the Dis,Iict of Columbia, passed in equity
Sarah h Turtos OF all the undersignsd, as tr stsos
ID said eaTse, viii sell at public suct'on, 70 the
sssghest bidder, On TUESDAYS the 29th day Of
premises, the hereinafter-descrbedr real estate 70
NIt: Lot numbered u, in subdivision OF original
(7sD (mace BY the trustees in the canssJ Sith the
improvements Thereon, consisting Of large brick
dwelling, containing aSout Is rooms
Iume0stely after the above ssls will sell LOT % in
said suhdivison Of said lot "a said square seventy-
nine, and improv nts esch Of said os a. and
Is being - iset inches on street, BIZ Us fest
Immediately after the above sale will sell lot let
tered A. in William P. EIlott's subiiyi.iou OF orr
ginsl lot IS, in said squsre 49, and the i'm
thereon, consisting Of large dwelling house
And Immediately after the above sale will sell Lot
Ietttred b, in sad subdivision Of said lot IS said
q large dwelling house; said lots and being n
feet each, By II feet in depth.
Terms OF sale: ODe-thfrd purchase money cash,
ard twelve (lD months from day Of sale, with IN
terest at els ht cent per snnnm until paid; the
~ eers1a a. DC ~ The
whole Of The purchase money can be paid cash On
court. A lien will be retained 90 tbs property
sold, ard no deed viii be givea until all the par
chase money shall have been pail. All CONVEX.
len dsys after day 81 ssle tne Trutee reserve Ia
Of De defsu log perchsser or pa. chs:sr. de-.
posit OF $50 4 be required GA eash piece Of prop
WI MiLtfR, Trustees.
sepT'd&ds LATIMER & CEEARY. A1sss.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

\ MATERIALIsTIC LECTyRFR aud a city mts-
siorary met the other day ia England 60 discuss
heiore ar audience the question OF responsfhtli-
". "ScieTce,' ssid the philosopher, sthss
proved beyJrd doubt thai At the end OF a feW
years rot = particle IN NV bccy or brain re-
mains: every atom has passed away aud the
rev matter tOrIrs q new man. " DO cautot Ia
held accountable for the conduct OF anofler.p
The audience seem tncb auted. Then arose tia
city missionary and said. Ladies aud GENTLE
men, u II matter Of regret % me that / have
toengege IN n discussion with a man OF aues-
tlonsble character, With one. ia fact. who h
living With y woman 90 whom be ts not married -
I p r9se, in wrath, sgain the materiaiist. sSfr.
THE y shameful, and Uepudiate your fns0lent
sitsck Gu my character. / DEFY YOU 10 So bstar-
tate your charge. / was married 10 my wife
twenty years ago, ard We have lived happily to-
gtther ever since. This il 3 mere ATTEMPT a.
eTading The force OF my Argument" con the
contrary replied the city missionary, % real
MN my charge. You were never married 70
The person with whom yea Are living. Twenty
years ago two Other PEOPLE NAV have gone 20
church, bearing your rames, but there Il not
one atom In your bodies remaining OF those
which we're then married. II follows inc vitality
II at you are living in cOncuhinage, uBless YOU
viii ADMIT that you are the same man who was
married twenty years since" The PHILOSOPHER
v as compelled. amid great cheering, 20 allow
that, somehow er Other, credit ana discredit fer
past actions must be granted even by Mate
rlalists.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

a MEDICAL MoNKEY.-Au previous nara.
nyes OF intelligent proceedings on the part of
animals are thrown into the shade bv the fol-
lowing account of a medical monkey, described
toy the Oriental correspondent OF a London
journal He one day saw q monkey holding a
snake 10y the throat and rubbing its head in the
DIRT, but as the ground was moist aud damp.
the snake was not readily killed by this mode OF
punishment. Every now and then the mOn-
key would look most knowingly in the face
OF the reptile 10 see IL il was dead, and in the
course of one of these investigations the monkey
received a severe bite. This sngered him and
be speedily dispatched the snake, but its coils
had hardly relaxed before the monkey reeled
and fell prostrste, and apparently In all the
egonies of death by poison. By this time an
aged looking monkey arrived on the scene, and
after examining the bodies of the snake and its
victim, he Immediately started for some neigh
boring bushes, where he collected some lie AYES
Of the p'aSt known as the red cherchita These
he rapidly and skilfully fashioned into a sort of
pill. which be administered to his snake-bitten
companion, who speedily revived and walked
to come from Trustworthy sources.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
DRoPCsILs FOB COAL.


EBTsGH nf EHgvqrtHg ant Prlafiag. :
BGyAiHzf7H. u. &. SsFfsaIIsr 4, IS74.N
sealed Proposals will be received a this ONCE
until II Q clock q. m. TT ESnAY, On October, for
furnlshtug six hundred (5sO) Tons Of ran Of mine
t0eOfgt : c. oekt Cumberland coal, to be delivered
at such tmes ard places aud la such qusutities as
may be rflDtTfd sRd subject 10 the conditions re-
CURED By oct OF Congress proved July llth IS1g,
viz THAT snch coal shall weigh 2iJ pounds 20 the
ton, and shall be inspected and weighed ard the
QusnAty Sf~ach lC ad certified a. the tins Of deIiy.
err BY the person appointed and qualified ander the
thar purpose, aDd that the prescribed fee of
cents Tor each ton q coal Inspected, weighed and
Delivered shsll be paid BY the contractor"
PropOsals VIII be considered binding for one week
from the 81 Ct October, the HepsTtnsnt reSerying
offered.
panied d. satisfactory evidence e ability 90 fulfil
The con-Thct, nor VIII any payment be made without
the Certificate of the inspector the coal fur
Dtshed - such - The contract calls for.
PrOpCssls shall Be addressed and sent t. the Office
OF GEO. B MCCARTEE,
Chief Ct Bu- eau Of Engraving and Prirting, Trsa-
sury Department. seE5-eotd
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
DI " ID

CALHOUN. On the 22i instant, AZ O'Clock a.
~ az lis late residence. l4GO 18th street, ETE-
PHEk CALHOUN, aged Iq Years.
The funeral Will take place t0-morrOw, fNeiaes-
Cay,l the 30 liz ant, Rt ociock D. m Friends q
the family are res Fectfslly invited attend.
1DD1Hs. THOMAS GEORGE, infant son q
henTI ana AnLie Idllns, aged yesrs, l. N 1utis
and days.
Funeral tomorrow sFteTnOon az O'Clock 8 ~ /,
iTt NJ the reslteIce II his grandparents, l2O tth
sheet northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

DANBURY NEws-Nothing will put a s.oo 20
ball tossing more suddenly than the br sakage
CT apsne OF elsss.
eIs-in-law, why IL the festive father -in-law
ignored?
Chicago lie so chagrined at st. Louis caress-
ing celight over the big bridge, that she can
only stick out her tongue and enviously burt
out, "N'yay, Amt you smart"
Many Danbury minister has been upset in
his pecuniary calculations by the me anin2i sss
billing and cooling that goes on among the vouth
~ this town, and tails 20 harvest we lding fee
for him,-pan6 ary NcEs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
RYE ]. SWEET,
ID Real E. tate Broker and Auctioneer
No. 5l1 7,h street northwest.
JUSTICES sALKoF GRouND IN sQUAsE

THUSTEE'S SALEOF GROUND IN SQUARE
No. iii, BkIGG NEAR THE NEW JAIig
HN By virtue Of q dCsd If lrust. dated January
Ses Is 2,lecordtd IN Llber COL, folio $40, one of
ARD at the written request Of tie party secured
thereby viii sell AZ public auction in front of the
PR mises, on WEDNESDAY, 6onten Der 30 a 10
lsI4 at ocloek p. m all Of original lots namb red
undT ed and eleven jllilJ.
Terms: $500 and expenses Of sale in cash; balance
10 cue year with Interest At 81 per cent. Fifty dol
iaI at time Of sale. = lille perfect,
WARTIN NJ. RDHRER, Truttee
sept5-td n ] SWEET knrfion a.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

CoHEN LoAa OFPIOr, ssr.r n IA 81,
~ sd nss Yea Avssss, sntrsuce 90 New -
Iork a.ence: The most private Loan Once XSx
81 fntere.t 90 COD snd SILVER Wstches, Dfamencs !,
tlas sne Pi1se4 Ware, CONS, Pistols, Ladies, and
NoIISE=,sscond-hsnd Clothing BouEhs ana
~ solo. VIII pey fsir prices for seoond-hans
nah. No. e1J % s,rset, eetvsss ssh ana fotS
ssxsso, northSsH. u. Hhkxoe. iaa1s-lys
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
IT d. MARsHAL's SALE
PRiETING PRESSES, BoILER, MACHINERY,

InIINU T hEpSES, BUILEB, MAUHINEBY,
TYPE, &C, &c.
In virtue Ell writ OF feri fscias, on judgment of
condemnation issued cut Of the clerks Office of the
supreme % urt Of the District of Columbia, aud to
me drs sied will sell at public auction for cash,
on MONDAY, the f4th day Of September, ls74,
commencing a. IL O'Clock m. az the ONCE OF the
New = ational Era OitizsnI Publishing Company,
No. 4ls lin street, the following goods and chat.
Power Presses,
Steam Press,
Engine, Boiler and Machinery,
Lot Of Job Type,
Seized and levied upon the goods and chattels OF
Lcuis III. Douglas Charles B. Douglass and Fred
er1ek Doug Jr., and will be sold TO satisfy ex-
ecuttoa No. 2,06z In favor Of Wm Mol Oriops
sep4-d ALEX. sHARP. o. 8. Marshal ID. q.
~ TBr ABOVE SALE IL POSTPONED TO
MOnDA tine 2iss OF Septe nber, 1874, q. The Q
sepi4 ALEX. SHARP q. s. Marshal d. O.
- THE ABOVE SALE Is FURrHER POST
PoNED until THURSOAY,t ne Ist day OF ,cts Der
same hour and place.
sels-d ALEX. SHARP, U. 8. Marsha .. O.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22

NATURE's FAyoRITKs.-Among the beings of
lower type, plant and animal, all the more re-
cent observations indicate that nature herself
systematically fayors the females-tLe mothers
CT The destined races. Natures sturdieet buds
her female spiders are large enough to eat up a
score of her little males; some Of her mother
ia hes might parody the nursery song, al have
a little husband no bigger than my thumb"
Natural selection, whether the working out OF
intelligent jG sign or otherwise, would make
this res ult inevitable. We might expect that
tie neutsr bee could be nourished into the queen
mother. If required TO judge priori. We holid
decide, IL there is no predetermination of sex,
that the btst fed embryos would most readily
become female. since the one special fact in tue
female oTganism is the innate tendency to man
ufacture and, within certain limits, 20 store no
reserved for the future needs OF offspriDg.-Dr.
4nfoinefte BLACKWELL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
z y. y. SW
- Real Estate Broker and huctIopeer,
No. OIL eth street, opposite u. 3. Post Oh

TRUSTEES SALE CT GROUND IN souARE
Ne. III, BRING SEAR THE NEW JAIL
Ga BY virtue Of de Of trust. dated August 8,
S< ie7l. recorded IN Ebsr 1884, folio Az one Of the
=, land records for W esbiD gton county D. o.. aad
~ the written request OF the party secured thereby
Siseii at putlte auction, in front Of he premises
on WGDSksDAY, September 3Oth, A. b. 1874 at
4:5O O'Clock >. m all Of original lots numbered
bered eleven hundred aud eleven, I,lID
Terms; S65Q, with interest from August 3, ISL to
day CT sale and expenses OF sale IN cash. balance in
one year with interest At six per cent. $50 down
on day Of sale. The title is perfect
Persons of moderate means wishing to securs
ground for homes will find it to their advantage 20
attend this sale.
MARTIN M. ROHRER, Trustee.
sepl7.d t. j. SWEET. Anct
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AE RIE

GhkTZ-M0hGA On Tuesday. I5th Septan.
ber,lsl4, b. The Hev. Mr.. Grosh, WtLLtAd n
MsrEsn.
RYAH-EARHA. On the 2lth a September
Ids, AZ the Church g tmmacuiafe Couca pffon. ~
the Rev Father McCarthy, IOHN RYAN -
BRIDGET EAREA, bytL II this city.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-09-22
EBCHAHT's LINE OF sTKAnsHIPs
WASHINGTON And NEW YORK.

SeEsArtsI the nns Steamships e. q. KNIGHT sra
JOhE GIBSON Will make regular week <a1oxss
5,yIItJ NE between NEW f0Rk1 ALEX &&M
A5Db1A. " SHIN CT0H knd&@2zzSk1A
sAOkSLtONN, A. rollovs:-IeaVe NEW YORK,
r2Lo PEE ~ Eat river, every SATURDAY 81 4
p a., IesEe GEO &c ETONH every FRIDAY AZ .
=. a., and ALEXANDRIA the San day a. IN IA
ss ror fal inforration sPPly L 3. p a. DksHAa,
toEn, or Il the corner Of Nth s.rect and New Yori
verne, y; w. TH0mPsoE Pr esident.
1ers len 81 General once, COS Penrsylvanis ave-
me; CT AZ TIE steamer wharf, yin be promptly e.
Tended 70. t-lLfx