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Smyrna times., 1874-05-13

DoVER-A Sparkling Wcadino- -Nevc,
before or not for years, has our town been 90
lhtGIeSted ~ matrimonial alliance as il was
on W ednesday last, when two of our nonnI.r
young townsfolk, Mr.. Harry Richardson and
Miss Priscilla Walker were united in :. ,ha
noly ba9ns by Rev. Mr.. Harris, of Woodbnrv
~ D. Ihe ceremony took place at the resi'
Ience OF the bride parents, (Wm. Walker,
itL@lJ y" the square, at in the evening. in
ne presence OF the respective families and a
lew invited guests Five bridesmaids and
groomsTen attended upon the hannv connIa nna
at at the ceremony, as follows: On Miss SonP;e
IIaoImliHG1:on, Phila., viii Ii. Walker, rpIe Dover
Miss Anna Heverin, Dover, las n
KIS9b61lns, Dover. (3l Miss Anna Draner
"aShIngton, John r. McGoniral Doper'
Miss Pauline Wiener. Pbila, Goo
dickson, Dover. (5) Miss Kate Davis pill
Mr Elda |. Clarke, Dover. The nrocess;on
70 the nuptlals was most brilliant one, Tbe
orlue apparel consisted of rich cameo sill.
trimmed with illusion, and wearing the accns'
eP'ngu IG ven and orange blossoms. The Maids
% non were all clad in white tarletan, with
coI0red sashes. The gentlemen were all ~
iulI evening dress A reception was hoid
Immediately after the ceremony The rerrnsh
ueht table was Of the most superb and I,v;sh
c' character the magnificent array OF the rarest
fruits rendering the board as beantifnI 20 80
eye as tempting to the palate.
w eddIng presents were numerous and ele-
gant' among them handsome piano from ,To
groom father, a B. Richardson, ESQ, '
Alter the reception the bride and proo,
went TO their new hOme-Mr. Robbins hand.
some cottage on State St.-wherc they % were
% melcoHlcd Gy the groom parents. The house
was furnished throughout in most eIa"uS, nDune
style by Mr.. A. B. Il. Neither the bride nor nor
groom had seen the furniture before thew w"Ut
cnn nome as as.everytbing was arranged completely
Few couples start so nicely f.,,s. s.;u
eeSerye c': to. Cards were issued ony to a @ few
!rlends at distance, and the usual weddin@
tour AnpfG! programme will not be conformed to.
Another is on the tapis for next month
= Rev. 9. Huntington has sold one 'n of h.
IA ms llancock-lO8 acres, near Dover
70 10 VIZ r IL Talcott, of Lebanon, e., for SS50o'
Sir. i. has rented the Jones Bro. cottage on
ota1e az, street, and will live in town. '"
day. ""' W '''ueu on thurs
Smyrna times., 1874-05-13


PUBLIC OFFICERS OF THE STArE vboo.
terms expire during the present year: ""O''
Joseph &. Brown, Notary Public for NJ.
tionai na Bank at Odessa. June II.
fhlllp Marvel, Notary Public, White Clov
Greek Hundred. August IA. O-"'
William Ii. Nc Bride, Camden. Notarv
puollc, September IL, and also Justice Of tbs
Peace, September II. - '"'
In Charles B, Lore, Attorney General Sen.
Benjamin. Gibbs, Register of Wills, New
Castle county. October 25.
Od,ras rrancls Dunn, Notary Public, Marydel.
\, Thomas Deakyne, Justice of the Peace
New Nv Castle county. November Is. ''
n Durton w. Lynch, Justice of tho peooo
Der %. '~ '0u"V' NoVem-
10 hEvERYBoDY;-Look Here. -CowSill &
2on' druggists and Booksellers, Dover, have
m stock the following goods in onant;,;as "ato ~
supply either wholesale or retail demand ~
Boautifuily-Cut Fly Papers, colors
Hovers, Arnold's & Carter's Writing Fluid
Maynard 4 Noyes', Thaddeus Dayids. Car.
'efs, hovers $, and Continental Black Inks.
Ihaddeus Davids, and Hover Carmine Ink
Hover's and Knapps Purple Ink.
Payson's and Shoemaker Indelible Ink
All the most noted Pens and Holders in use
Waters and Gummed Seals for Notaries.
EyeIets and patent Paper Fasteners.
Writing and Drafting Papers, all kinds. in
and colors. "'" ''yios
!, Collectors Books, three Sizes and other
blank books for every purpose. ''"''
Paper for ireboards.
Smyrna times., 1874-05-13

ooiin Inc ~ MessrS Jonhsons have gone to the citv
which vii I Ino.ner ho assortment Of shoes, all Of
''" WIN Oe made to order and warranted.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
GE OR q TO wv.

The CONCERT Of the public school children at
Forrest Hall tonight will be a de ightful affair
FALL OF THE FISH MARKRr.-About tan
O'CLOCK this morning the old fish market which
was wooden structure spanning the Ches-
apeake and Ohio canal at the south end of the
market.house, fell into the canal with a loud
crash. IL was condemned some time since and
was not considered safe. Fortunately no one
was hurt.
STRuCK BY LIGHTNING.-During the storm
yesterday afternoon the lightning struck the
porch OF house on Prospect, near Potion &c
street. The damage was slight. Several per-
soDs In the vicinity were stunned, however.
BEVERLEY BEATEH.-Yesterdaya afternoon a
man named @. n. Thomas, captain of the canal
boat Tommie and johnnie, was attacked by a
man named walker, and severely beaten before
the ohcers could rescue him. He was taken to
the staton-hOuse by officer Sebastian, and at
fenced by Drs. Shekell and Kleinsch midi, who
found his jawbona broken.
GRAND CONCERT.-The second monthly con-
cert or the choir of Potomac Lodge, No. 5, of
MasoDs, of this city, was given last evening in
thelr hall on High street. The hall was full
and many left who could not get seats Among
the many excellent pieces rendered the Cant.
nal Quartette," in character, was especially
well spoken of.
FISH MARKET.-The receipts of fish TO day
were 70 600 herring, which were sold at 81 per
thousand.
GRAIN TRADE.-The receipts of grain were
1850 bushels wheat TO III. VI. Talbot, aud 3 500
bushels do. TO j. G.. & j. NJ. Waters. The sales
yesterday were 1850 bushels wheat at 81 &C. AMI
1900 bushels corn at S5sS7c for white
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The Markela.

BALTIMORE, May z6.-yirginia skies, old, 30.
klrglbla's consolidated, so; West Yirsnias, liz
sorts carolina skies, old; do, new is; do special
BALTIMORE, May 26.-Cottou dull aud weak and
Overflow middlings, l756. Flour dull aud heavy
w Beat weak and lower-wLite choice. / rs; fair to
prime DO, COOL 30; choice amber, 72dl 73 good
70 prime red l.65@l70; common to fair do, 1 5O6
90 Pen nsy lyauls red, seal Gil Ohio and Indians
90, lSstGl IS; west, I'm spring, ] 556gi 40. Corn
white southern steady, 90@52; yellow southern dull
ana nominal, ata mixed western dull, old 81; new,
IS Oats quiet and steady-soui herr, 65G17O; west
ern mixed, 64656o; do. white, GAS Rye firm
10 Hay steady, 20.00gH 60. Provisions slow
prices generally maintsi ned Mess pork, 1900 Bulk
meats nominal-shoulders, Z; clear rib sides, 90
Bacon, fair order dtmapd-shou ders, TX clear rib
sdes, iOtaG9lO4; sugar cured hams, 1ftdl5. Lard
Ienned, Y; no crude Offering. Western butter
choice, 3692s; most sales at 25lS. CJfee uu.
Gne tn hisGy small lots selling at 20. Sugar
NEW YORK, May 36-Flour dull Wheat slight
ly IN buyers favor. Oorn quiet and unchanged
NEW YORK, May 1-Stocks dult Money
Gold, rs Excl ange, long, 4Sea; short, f9ll, Gov
LONDON, May %. $3.50 p m.-Bonds OF 1865, old.
lOI52. Erie. 3I4 G3l5s; preferred, 81.
LONDON, May &c, .. m -Consols for money, $50
GS37s for account, 9S11.
LONDON, May 26, go D. m -ConsoIs, 93SM
9Ss Tor money and account. Paris dispatches note
r. ntes a. SO francs IS cen:imes.
LONDON, MAY 26-1he weather throughout
England to-day is fair. The amount of bullion gone
Into the Bank OF England on balance to-day is
20 UoO Paris dispatches quote renes at 90 francs
rs Confines.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
Condensed Locals.

See al. OF respectable elderly woman wanted
to 90 hOusevOrk in a family Of three.
From X. II. Mohun < Co we have the excel
lent June number Of The SdnitdrIdn.
King SOlomen's Lodge, No. 2, s. NJ. T.. A,
meets tomorrow at the Temple. See ad.
placard in an avenue window announces,
ice cream saloon maid OF pure cream"
A drill of the 1st regiment National Guard
was held last night, on Louisiana avenue, Col
Robert l. Fleming in command.
BY advertisement elsewhere il will be seen
that the grOcers of the city will close their re-
Spectives stores at $50 O'Clock after June lat
In the obituary notices will be found An
DcuDced the death OF William Wesley Evans
son OF Rev. VIM. b. Evans, a young man of fne
promise.
court of inquiry has been ordered in the
case OF the failure of the COrccran Zouaves TO
parade pursuant to general order on Saturday
Yesterdays storm was terribly severe in Ral-
timOre-the worst for years. Houses were un-
rooted, trees in the city and at Druid Hill park
5loTn down; and much damage done by the
hail in and about the city.
curiosity Is shortly to be placed in the
ordnance museum, in this city, consisting of
a federal and confederate bullet impacted in
the air, which was picked up before Peters
burg in 1864.
Some of the night-owI residents OF North
Washin gton complain that the lamp Ii khters do
not, keep time with the moon, as recently there
have been intermissIOns OF from half an hour
to al hour and half between the setting of the
moon and the lighting of the lamps.
The Southern District Ladies' Temperance
Union held meeting at the Sixth PRESBYTERIAN
church last night. Rev. Dr. Noble presided.
and addresses we're made by Mrs Roach. Mrs
Rice, Mrs Linyiile, Mrs Underhill, Mrs. Tilley,
and Mr. f. NJ. Bradley
Mr.. Edward Clark, architect of the Capitol
extension, yesterday addressed a letter to the
chairman Of the Committee on Appropris tions
of the House Of Representatives, asking that
the sum OF $1,000 be included in the general
Appropriation bin for the purpose Of erecting a
new engine house for Columbia company
No. 3.
MI. A. r. Foot denies any attempt at fraud
II entering SILVER Maid formerly Dolly Var
den) st the late trOtting match at the Bright
wood course, and states that he gave notice
some time since of the change OF name through
the columns OF the Turf Field and Farm. The
Washington Driving Association at a meeting
on Monday adopted a resolution generating
Mr.. Foot from ali blame.
The delegates from the Y. M. G. A elected
" The association last night TO the international
convention OF the Young Mems Christian As
ISOLATION, 70 be held at Dayton, Ohio on june
.+th, are Dr. j. +. Carpenter, ID. F. Presbery,
~. =. Wilkinson, Charles White. f. G.. OlcOtt,
ElphoDZO 1OuDgs, G. III. Merwin, X. b. TAYLOR
u. n Cree, w. ChOate, c. f. Foster, f. p
Smllt. ". Suckney, F. II. Smith, and s. s.
Bryant.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
SAILS FOE STATIONERY.
pR0P0sALs FOB ELEVATORS AND COM.
BIhED ELEVATORS AND STAIRS FOB
The U: COURT HOUSE AND POST OF
f1CE, NEW YORK CITY,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDENT

OFFICE OF sUPkRINTHNDENr,l
Sealed Proposals will be received a. the Office of
the supsrinte ndent until IL n. of the lsT DAY OF
JUNK, 1874, for furnishing, delivering, citing ana
putting in place the Elevators aud Combined Ele-
yators and Stairs Of Corner Pavilion-al as eY hib-
Ittd on the Drawings, de cribed I'm the Specincs-
tione, or called for In the Schedule.
Schedule may be had on .pplicstisn at this Office.
All scafc idtng required By the contractors 20 put
the work In place, will be furnished By the Govern
ment free CT charge but viii be erected By the con.
Proposals will be made fer each Elevator oom.
The Elevators Of Divisions and II must be COM
pleted within three months from date Of acceptance
ofIropoeal, and the Combined Eev ators and Stairs
The contractors viii be required to guarantee
their work for period Of two years.
Payments will Be made fer each Elevator on its
compilation, less ten l0) per cent, hIch will be
tested for the period Of six months.
All bids must be accom- panied BY penal bond in
the sum Of twenty i've thousand dollars, S15 90,
that the bidder will sccept and perform the contract
awarded him, the suiciency Of the security to be
district wherein he restdea
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids IL IL be deemed for the interest Of the
Government to do 90, or to award each division to
made en- the printed form to be obtained Il this
office, and does not conform TO the requirements Of
This advertisement will not be considered; neither
will any proposal be received from parties who are
not engaged IN The manufacture OF kIevators.
endorsed Bids for Elevators" 40, and addressed
70 o. 7. HULBURD,
ma s-ecst superiutendcnt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
A Cotton Claims Case.

A few days since General L. Il. Crtttspden
nied suit on the equity side of the Supreme
Court OF the District VI Columbia for the Bur-
pose OF winding up a copaTtnership which or
Grated in cotton claims. Some OF the partners
are we'll known heavy people financially. The
SUIT u brought In the names of Hiram Hitch
cock, of New Hampshire, and Alfred b. bar
Ing Lucy Fisk, widow of and executrix of
James Fisk, j., deceased, Charles G. Stevens
ana John l. Melcher. executors, and Marietta
Stevens, eNeeutrix of Paran Stevens deceased.
all.Of New York, against Joseph b. Stewart, OF
New York. The bill states that Hitchcock
Darling, Fisk, jr., Paran Stevens and Stewart
on the 18th OF January, ls65, entered into a CO.
Iaftnership Tor certain purposes set forth in an
exhibit 20 the bill This agreement sets forth
tnat AZ stewart holds contract and certificate
OF purchase from III. A. Risley, dated NOyem-
Der SOth. l-t4, and a special order of the presi-
Gent (endCrSed in the name OF ID. Randolph
Martin, OF New York; for toe delivery and sale
10 the Jnlted States OF 900 bales of cotton and
the parties named being DESTROYS OF sharing in
The prOn;s, formed a cDpartneTshlp nv which
stewart for certain consideration should pay
over 0ne-ha OF the prOhts-tO Stevens, three
eigbths; Hitchcock and Darling, three-eighths
and Fisk twO-eIghtbS Of the half. This agree
ment a. subsequently, mOdided-Stewart Az
Ing entered into an arrangement with one Rob
eTt EIWin-by appointing Hitchcock to handle
the proceeds.
The bill sets forth that Stewart, as a partner.
Obtalned large number OF cotton claims
against the United States government in which
ali we're interested, and on the 4th of july 1876
tne partnership was dissolved, and by the terms
OF the dissolution Stewart was TO prosecute the
claims and divide the proceeds as the profits
had been previously divided.
They state that Stewart was the ONLY one of
the nTm who had full knowledge of the cotton
Claims TO be prosecuted by him in winding uu
the business, and they have frequently de-
manded O. state ent OF the claims, their amounts
the names OF claimants, and he had promised to
give such Information but has evaded doing so
and has made no report whatever OF his acts;
that they believe defendant has had some
claims pending in the Court OF Claims but thew
have no information TO the results
They therefore pray that defendant be re-
quired TO make a full discovery of his acts, ask
that an account be taken; that the defendant
and his agents be eDjOined from collecting or
receiving any sums which may be due on such
claims.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
THE WEATHER.

WAk DhFAkrAKNT, once 0f ChtJ StsHaI OAer,f
NAsHIN6IoN,D ID. O., May Is. 1915, 1890 a. m.f
FROBABJLITIEs.-FOr New England, the mil1le
states and the lower lake region, clear clearing
weather and southwest 10 northwest winds will pre-
vail, with slight fall OF temperature aud rising
barometer. For the south Atlantic ard Gulf states
Tennessee and the Ohio valley, generally clear
temperature, and no decided change 10 the barome-
ter. For the upper lake region and the north west
generally clear weather and esste.lg TO southery
winds will prevail during the dav, with no decided
change OF temperature, aad slowly falling bsrJme-
ter. The lower Mississippi, the lower Ohio and the
lever Missouri rivers will fall slightly during the
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
Another Church scheme.

AFRICAN
METHODIST CHURCH.
At the recent session of the Baltimore Con-
ference Of the African 81. T.. Church, Bishop
j. P. Campbell removed the pastor Of Israel
Church in this city, because the congrega-
ton represent, they decided not to change a
form Of deed under which they have peaceably
worshiped and contributed their means during
the past forty years"
This action Of the Bishop led to the forward
Of the OF the following resignation Of the pastor:
70 the Biship and Conference Of the A. NJ Il.
Church Of fks Baltimore Com erence-DeAr sir:
To you and your most honorable body beg
leave to tender You nv resignation this tenth
day OF May, 1874, on and hereafter from your
most honorable connection. Hoping You God .
speed. Nothing more. Yours most truly In
Christ. JACOB T. MITCHELL
The ofheers OF the church, in joint meeting
on The 10Th instant. resolved that the Rev. Mr..
mitchell be called to the pastorste. A very
tnll meeting OF the congregation was held last
evening and this resolution Of the officers upon
BENG read was ratified by an almost unani-
nous vote.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL,

NEW YORK, MAY 70 The Posts financial article
says: The stock market was strong until abont
nUop since which 10 } as been heavy. All sales of
have been 10 for Carrying Foreign exchane, ia
htIn VIII bus ness tn pim sterling at iSS and 49l
government bonds are strong, AMI lsGrs6 higher
than yesterday. Southern state bonds AT the II raj
D. ard were fracti- uer for Ter nessees. GgOr-
Rie o. scld a. 40 Money for call loans easily on
tsinable at 3@4 loans being reported as low as
Prime m-Tc au iie paper Is in small supply, and
cad ly at EEfi f-'' N
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
~ ELIGANT ZOE CREAM AND OYSTER
PARLOBS,
augfslY 50 High street. Geersetovr, D. O.
PROPOSALS.
TNITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WlsHINGraN. .

| NITED STATES PATENT OFFICE,
~ WASHINGTON, ID. o., MAY 18th, 1871.
12TH for the following work:
of zach, of the current work
z, reproducing drawings of Patents, current
copies Nv
s. Official Gazette illustrations weekly. Bids
Will be received for an edition Of 10 coo. For an
edltlo3 OF 5000 in relief process plates to be fur
nished which may be worked on az ordinary prt "a
Bids VIII also be received f0- the Gazette with the
claim. and illustrations alternating GU the page
Producing illust' ations of Patents from JuIy
LIST 1889, 20 December 3lst, 1871.
Specimens OF the kinds of work required will be
FURNISHED TO oil persons desiring to bid Copies will
Also be furnished to those who desige to prepare
samples 10 accompany bids. Information as to the
time within viii IA each KIDD Of WORK will be re-
CURED 10 be furnished will be afforded on applIca-
tion TO this office.
Paper, in all cases, viii be furnished 10y the con.
tractor, aid must be Of the agreed quality,
Bids Will be received Only from persons v no have
present t. clties for doiLg H. work aud the Com.
missioner must be satisfied Of their ability
BcGds will be required of contract ors for prompt
sLd satisfactory performance Of the work. The
Con missioner reserEts the hight to ect any and
all bids that may be offered.
MD. LEGGEIT,
may ls-tS1 ~ u Jmmt ssiO1sr II
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

MEssRs. DUNCANsoS BROS. auctioneers
will cell the entire coptents OF the grocery stor,
corner Of It'll aud IL streets sol nth west to morrog
morning, commencing at 10 O'Clock. This sale
presents a fine chance to 90 into business re-
curing q small capital.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

NO HUnBu0SL. RlQ1 yiil pay q eAir cob
~ price Tor any kind Of Ladiee,, oenP aud Qhili
eH 10 Ss, SIS !th :; sss.s:s end q sogth
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
LOCAL NEWS.
Amusement.. SC. To night.

Ma IonGi TbeGter.-Uncle Toms Cabin.
F0rd's Opera House.-ProfessOr Hermann, the
famous Pretidiaitateur.
TR>dtsr ComiquS.-Miss Alice Plaeide in the
"Little Rifle, or the White Spirit OF the Paw.
nees."
Congregational Chureh.-The great Newcomb
Concert.
Lecture on the Exploits OF the A merican NAVY
hy .. II. TIFFANY, ID. ID, in the Metropolitan NJ.
T.. church.
willard HdlI.-Mr. Sutro's lecture on Mines
and Mining.
Lecture by Rev. Thomas Guard on sfTne
Waldenses," in the Metropolitan Presbyterian
church, Capitol Hill.
Strawberry Festival at No. 50 High street.
Georgetown, for the benefit of the Aged
Womers' Home.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

TEE AMALGAMATRD HoUsE-CARPRaTYRs
last evening elected VIM. McMahon trustee, 10
place of Piles, removed. Samuel Reed resigned
the position of treasurer, and VIM. Lyman that
Of SICK steward.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

THE POLICE Yesterday received Information
That the leWelry of the late Mrs. Governor Ed
ward McCook, including 9 number of valuable
diam ond ornaments, had been stolen from the
bopse in which she died. The value OF the lew
elTy amounts to several thousand dollars
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
NOTICE, NoTICEM NOTICEm

DRH GOODS are still selling AZ log rs..s q,
bAATkRS, 1920 Pennsylvsnis avenue Mohairs
an9 hleaess cheaper than ever Dress Goods, PiQues
Ssiieoes cheap. Bed Spreads, Towels, Napkins snd
6Aoie Linen at bargains. Hosiery, Ladies' aud
Notions &c low figures sns.-sr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

DooLEY's Yeast Powder Is convenient, eco-
nomical, and alw avs reliable. Nowaste Of 70
prepared with il, as 1t Ia always Of the bsst
quality.
FINE WHITE SHIRTS, best quality, s2.5e each,
at Hollander Bros. 25,6
Being indispensable TO health and comfort,
Thousands of persons come from far and near ~
visit DR.. White, the practical Chiropodist, whose
Establishment is located at
535 FIFTEENTH STREET,
Opposite United States Treasury Department.
Dr. White removes Corns without pain, 90
that the shoe can be worn with ease. He sue
cessfuily treats Bunions, Club, and Ingrowing
Nails, Vascular Excrescences, and other de-
rangements of the feet.
Office hours from a. m. to p. m.
Fee, 81 per visit.
Press OF business at the Off precludes visit
gpatients at residences except after .. m.
Established in Washington 1861.
PONDS EXTRACT Is tor sale at wholesale BY
Chas. StOtt 8 Co., $50 Pennsylysnia avenue,
and by druggists everywhsle. t,w,t,u.
To GET Rid Of the Ohilis Immediately, take
nently. 90
WILCOX q GIBBS SEWING MACHINE. TIE
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chas.
Baum's hoopskirt and corset factory yth street
lntelligencer building. 1O,2
THERMOMETERS and Barometers ar re ,aired
and made to order by Hempler near 4 street.
The COMMUNITY at large appreci ,te the use-
fulness OF Singers Sewing Machine. is
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

lo74PENNsYLThAsNiI RoUrElS74
h99hLHWEsT, SOUTH, AND SOUTHWEST.
lilo m i:sss
.. sac nm 7-2kn M
Ihh GREAT DOUBLE TRACK ROUTE.
MI, .1sssnt sSenery Palace stste-room Day ana
stnt Sefs; WITH mOnderB imprOy ements,
New York. ~ "A NM OonAA
Tue li;s q IN. dsily, except Sunday, Southwest.
NSst aid Northwest; so D. m, dairy, OiacIuDat,
sho southwest; 40 s:Ss :. m. daily. west
49,, MAKE O0SHECTIOHs
mIrr2usn rom WARRINGTON TO BUFFALO.
O11ithS9 and ST. LOUIS without change
lIokets " thls route can be procured Of the ooes
oorsef u Lth street and Pennsy ola avenue and
q Pm street and Pennsy ne, under
given at sll timee. VIVA "
Passengers procuring tickets OF these ofices can
et. Louis snd Buffalo
-ly Ral,iD'Sra ~ Ms
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26

TIE PROPOSED SUMNER MoNUMENT-A
plan for monument 20 be erected in this city
In honor OF the late Charles Sumner has been
presented by an eminent artist to the executive
committee OF the Sumner National Monument
Association can be executed in either bron ze or
marble for the sum Of 80, 600. The monument
IL 10 consist Of one large central statue OF
Charles Sumner, and four life size statues as
follows: !. Freedom-A semi-nude statue of a
female slave, 10 whom emancipation has just
davnsd and who casts from her wrists the
broken shackles Of seryitude. 2. War-Statue
81 eolOred soldier in the uniform Of the United
states army. 3. Peaee-Statue Of colored
farmer leaning on plow. 4. Debste-Statue
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-05-26
CTY ITEMS.

DOUBLE STITCHED Pantaloon 1T Drawers. at
Holander Bros. 25e