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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
DOMESTIC MARKETS.

5.TArrIP Receipts for three tays, 10 f'3
cIDsr quiet ami rasy weeks quotations.
Hoo fu ami lower: N0ikcTS - 2JH 10; heavy y -
ag uoor extra sales. 81 IOdfs recrip 3AIi1
-ii.Er quet nominal. shorn, s34sD. wOUlrd sod
81 90 ips, 1000.
NILnISGos ~ c. May 5-SP.rts TuTpentine quiet at C.
ROs 81 So Tor strained Crue nrpenine quiet az
30 for Iar aud ~ 10 yellow D. Tar steady at IL 60
NEW ORLEANS May 5-FlonT III far demand low grad' :
scarce. Common ~ 6OGS4 IS Fine. 81 -uIernne. n
% single ENfra = 30 Double do ~ - Treble do 90
us6 10 Choice sT0sT IS. corn, -nPIy good demand
moderate sales dun n 74U7 Bran scarce
and urn Is. Hay dun prime d Pork dun AT TX
a ? DC Bacon qlict shoulders 9efr; Clear kib and
Clear sides - Lard quiet Iirce &C. heS 10 AZ
sugar exc ted, ,oaIce 8Lciug Common. C. air "a
FuIiy Fair 75,d9c; Prime Stc Mnas-es IN good druand
Fair F.rncnt ng he frrrnfngl 5OC Dealers
arr selling nj j3d 6c Far. oan0c for Prime
ana b3a6sc strictly ChOec COfec-NO stock IN
nrst hands deaers stock 80 bags Far 10 Primo Is "a
Igi.c Corn al - -. hsky dull al II 1871 H. TX
Ork sight q prom Sterling. 5.6Js. Cold
ll1le
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE, r. l.. Nay 5.-Prtnting Cloths quiet ct lat
uftnn
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ARMY ORDER9.

WASHINGTON Nav 5-5lHjor VIM. NJ. Mayu0dier
and MAJOR r T ThoruburEh who recently appointed
symsstes army have been ordered 10 report TO tho
Pnyma,rer- ,-nern TOR temporary duty. LisutC0L y T.
swain. lntnlry has been oref-d TO reueye capt - H.
Rrothert0n 9Th IufaUtry OF ms disbuls duties Ht fOt
IsgyeuW orh K1aas Major VIM >ilvey. 5th Artillery has
been ret Of incapacy, result ng rOm iOug oDd
wounds we'd in the line OF duty tipt
Lori Assistant teTuH-ter, las been deLLied ior
a Of ths board Ia meet at OMAHA NcD lo
dras up and specifications for cooking anu hanS
and ranges for Use in lace Oi CAPT. = IL Roy
has tcn relieved lent e
Emory Upou artillery who has ..' eiieN ed Irold ity
Point Military 'aitny 10 tAh y
y bean ordered 10 report ~ the SCI rotary "r
War First Lieut. e. e.. olcOu. 30 Artillery. mas been rs
level rom Chief signal Ocrr OF thr Army
and Orurd report the secretary Of War for temporary
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
VALUE or DRAWING IN SCHOOLS

TO the BdItOr or INC TFIU""e'
SIR. During the past Winter there were
several articles in TIKI TEnUNL in relation 10 the propo
ston to introduce draw ing in the public schools over
all the articles read and ali the addresses have
heard upon the subject, there ba seemed 10 NE to hang
Kind OF mist lat IL analy 70 the drawing OF an
object and sec II we can tell what IL necessary kngS
ia order to have the ability 10 represent any inaiinAie
OH ct at s.t What i- the difference between me repre-
scutation or picture Of oiJeo aud the oeci -ef
would answer dat the object IL the thing itl ana Tie
i,,,. i r. f.. ui -. -.Dr-. ~ Is tsr lcili'n
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

The annual examination of the siudeots of
the Llw school OF tho University OF tho City OF New
York b. ,ins at $3.50 p to-day, AMI will continue To-
morrow aud on sltur lay Tho class numbers IL. Tie
examination VIII be by papers AMI orally Two r1es OF
800 each Will be given Tor e1ceibnee IA te oXamln"
ZION and p-,ze Of $50 vii be- awarded fur the best
o..ay on The C,mpcteucy Of Ulsb,nd wife ~ Wit
n.s-c" The indge. 10 make tho awards arc j. Wander
dcrpoel J. L. Taranas, j. H. sira.'au c. q. Liuoy nnd
j. D.. GLr,.i. 1so Cp.raclc ,iaet eAyEciDos VI tae
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INCIDENTS.

Mile AimGes reappearance at the LycellmI
rbcnfrr Viii be made on the 10Th inst. IN Ian Petit
Faust," La Perichole" and La File de MadIne
Ango are underlined Rstori Will repeat LnereA DCr
mi, ri the Saturday matinee at this heatcr Three tIe
french comedies viii be given Saturday evening Ior
we te1efif OF Mile GirtTrlin RistHri acts Mare n
tapcl,, mis- afternoon at the Brooklyn Academy Mr
Rrod and Ms- Eytingc appeared there last night Inc
nov hin Al th Olympic tAs been received with gr;t pun
lie favor Mr. siudcy aud not III. George Clark, VIII
NAV Luforico ut Booths Theater next Monday The lat
ter actor assumes another part.
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classed with hrm. He equally opposed to tho
trno LETT represented In Tbnecn and a. the extreme
night represented in the modern Lutheran movement
dreaded by bengstenberg His divergence such frrm
ali tEc schools OF religion uateriaisU Thought that mt
times he denounced with cloquencc unrqalcd in
theological chair in Germany the "hcsih nisn of LII
the,Jn- Roman Catholics, aud RatiOnnsis. Ewald r.
appesrcd prominently In public lilo ut The reconstruction
OF Germany. In 1895 defender Of the rights OF IAN
over He G6scd the Priissian Government az violently
that he tried for high reAson hat was acquitted In
1859 ne elected member of the North German Par
lament the efforts OF prussian Government ~
defeat linn.
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DESEF1r TO THE SAMARITAN HOME.

The Samaritan Home for the Aged il one OF
the most useful benevolent societies in NewYork ana
any effort made 70 serve effort that ought to suc
coed We take pleasure IN calling attention TO the per-
Torrance which Is to given for lis benefit on Friday
evening at Biyants Opera House. An opera entitled
cages Ago"-wIitten by welknown city journirst and
man of letters-wi presented by company Of prac
tced amateurs The enterprise Is worthy in motive IN
terestng character and fortunate in social auspices
and II is hoped the result will be liberal endowment to
a true charity.
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graduating cns viii be held ut steinway Hall the

crndnntng cIhR VII Do ncIu u StI1"dF I'M ." V"o
evening Of May IL .,-.
The examination Of tho graduating class OF Columbia
College Law school resumed yesterday ~ h;
ase assistant tho Waren Of tie scbo-' Tie sicai
topic OF the day this Law Of TOrts- aud enbrn'ru
review of the subj cts u trspa-s, royer peFin ahu
casr beside assAis bnttsris miyhems. hiise impIls-
cnlnent malicious prosecution, libel, SANDER, %r rue
fourth and last da, = examination occurs on sot1iuiY,
Wien the topics Of ca y Jurisprudence cyd noe ana
he New-YOrk code Wa b. taken up on Wednesday
next the Comm rncemcnt takes place and Oh the iDOW
In d,v 80 graduates viii apply "a The SUpreIae COut
l,rnera TcrIn Tor adlnissiOn "a he bar
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

lNTFRESIS OF M EANLE oIO' hIIyI-I7LI-5'
10 the razor OF Ihe TriOHRs
SIR: Your correspondent Justice IN to-day's
TRBuai quotes President Oakley saying thai during
q years S2 .3 iU5 bad been paid 10 Insurance stock
holders In eXeos ~ legal interest but hc suppre-ses
from the Same paragraph that Sll23jO0t were called
in from Stockholders and that ~, olj953 OF capital has
been entirely sunk lexcuvc Of that of tie Boston local
companies. lie also -Upprcs,rs Mr. Oakley CONCLUSION
maj tao cord 10. b. cU1sc td encouraging 10
holders 81 insurance st.ss" send you ihs Insurance
Noit5r With the addrss marked and act II Jstle, Il
r,ir in his sru1fmeuts JSDEEYBITER.
Nc,c- York, MAY 4, 1875.
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OBITUARY NOTE

PARIS, May 5.-Alichel Levy, the wellknown
publisher, ts dead.
He was born In 1921, and founded. with his brother
an estabishnent for the publication 81
hooks The firm gavo at FIRST special
attention to dramatic works. and ISSUED
journal containing the programmes Of tho theaters, but
subsequently they became publishers for the most
eminent French writers, and ranked among the leading
merchants of Paris.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

The advertising house Of GEO. P. RowELL
& Co. has already gained a worldwide reputation Its
business being extended every month and 1t now has
contracts space nearly every newspaper publisher
In the United states und CauadIs. MessTs GEs. Z.
ROwELL Co. have eyinced remarkable business tsct,
aud bavc reduced the advertising system down to
very nice soience-( Journal Rccorcc. West MeIiden.
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THE ITALIAN SCHOOL BENEFIT

RistOri's performance tonight at the Lyceum
Theater for the benefit Of the italian School Funo'
again commended 70 sympathy and support. Inc tes"
onie gift which Is 10 be rendered Ristor by Italian
railen;a is exhibited to-day Tdanys store laston
Will be seen "a Queen Elisabeth and she viii recite IN the
French language There reason TO doubt that those
xbo attend will be wei rewarded.
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DIED.

ANURTW7 Martha Downs. widow Of the late Robert An
tr.Ws her residence IA. 32G West i1'ioen a.
f,s'- iud trend are invited to attend thc funeral from
o., M'Wnria Church WrstHft Cow iTl.rilt tlc IN
inst. lI.1O 'afrrg'S viii fr IN wHfns It The i~-
MrtpnL a. ul1 t,u utn Uf sy n u-4L@Yr- L--ip41
a!aGa sIyVs ~ ~. OK ~ 30 ~
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TIE STATE or TRADE.
HAVANA MARKETS.

HAVANA Nav spanish Gold, 2l2l2d@l3; American, 2'6
f2l7 asiive tho Dnitei states 40 DAYS cur
rtcy IS f5j premium short sight 500 premium ON Lon
don I42 premium sugar active sI~cutiie demand
priG,,, igher No ~ d. GaaIJSa reals y arrDba 10 gold
q
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

Darbsr's Itch al over my Eace-GuBs's ISWHVT
IoDu AINoSlA cured NE. JOE 81 2As slXuel ST., near
- al prlessts- Depot SO. 49, Sixth ave. Sew Ycgk.
: l"ttl-.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06

In this city intense interest L. manifested by all lovers of
thoroughbrods No ess than 90 horses already here.
AMI many more are expected $4,000 B offered ia
prizes.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1875-05-06
THE LEXINGTON (KYl RACES

LEXINGTON, Ky, May 5.-As the time ap-
r.clc, s,r the spTg meeting oy"r hs4ornii'r ""ur-
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IyDI1NA MUNTCIPAL ELECTIONS.
REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN INDIANAPOLIS.

REPUBLICAN VICTORY IN TNbIANAPULT'
IYDL,NAPoLIs, Ind, Nay Dat the munici-
pal election this city yesterday James Caven kepuO
can was elected Mayor by 100 majority. The Rrp"bA
cans also elected their entire city ticket by nIaOrilcs
rom 100 10 900 and they gain Councilman The
Council will sLsnd IL Republicans and ID DenOcr.ts LOT
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40 lcAt ycSt'
DEMOCRATIC TRIUMPH ~ TEIRE uAUT:.

IERRE IALTE, Tnd., Way jill IHb HuHI-
cips election yesterday the Democrats elected the Mayor
by 38s majority. and the City Clerk by $50 majority
The Republicans elected Treasurer by l.lO6. the MAT
sha by 400 and the Assessor by 32 majority. The Re-
publltans three COuHcilmen and the Democrats
two The city is Republican the vote for Councilman
by a small majority The Democratic majority List De-
rraa
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5pseial Notices.

Rare and well known TREES and PLANTS =. u. PAR
SONS q Suns near hisscnA station. Fiushing. n. v
Ascension D1'--Cbrst thurrh, ttithaye- Morning
prayer sermon. holy communion. 1870. Dr. THOMPSON
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PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET
PROVIDENCE r. l.. May J.-Prtnting Cloths quiet ct Last
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Did.

lRk. After lingering illn-ss. on tn. narnia.
Of the 18th. at 2FJ0 clock. Ma. Della a. KtHE
sged - years aud months
Relatives and friends Il the family respectfully
requested 10 attend her funeral r the rr.idenos 81
her -un in Law, Douglas Moore, 621 d street nsftk
west, on wednesday the aOtl instant 81 a o'issk
o. q
LACY. On the 10th Instant at 10 y m aftes q
hngrting Illness, ANNIE n wife Of Eduard Lacy
aged 3 years, mouths aud DAYS.
Funeral viii take place at her late residence. Ne
S3S street southwest. Tuesday. 18th instant 81
2ocl"ck Friends Of the family respectfully iHriiss
90 attend.
KICKER. January 18th. 1875. 81 the re,iienoe OF
his Grandmother, Mr.. IsehecCa FOLSOM. 0 AERFNOs
HUNTER RICkER- IA the 5th year Of his age. Of -
phuid fever.
Tie funeral will take plsce on Tuesday mor.ins
81 10 ocioCk, from the residence uf his grandmother
No. 100 Fl street northwest.
TlCHENOR. ON the 10th instant. GEORGE W
TlCHENOR. aged IS years and months
HIS funeral viii take place from hts late rNsia-Res
No. HOS Maryland avenue, WEDNESDAY, Ghs
Ath At ! clock .. IN. Newark ani New IOrk pa
peTs please copy. ~
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Two MEN HANGED SsOcttssg S'en--
Tie two cOiored mrn, Jackson and Jarvis
who murdered Samuel Jones, were executes
~ North Hampstead. Long Island, Friday
Ioth men were composed and cool. Whes
The ropes were cut jackson Spra ~ uD i've
ieet and came down with = heavy thud.
while Jarvis was raised but n few incha.
when the rope broke and ne fell 10 his fA~t
without injury. IL took ~ minutes 10 pre-
pare another rope. and he was slowly draws
up i've feet, where he remained uutil dead
BOth diel from STANDARDIZATION
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United STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

In virtue Of writ Of -ri facias issued ont Of the
Clerks Office Of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell. at public
sale for cash, in front of the Court house door of
tid District, on FRIDAY, the 29th DAY of January,
1875 at IL clock m, the following property, To wit
viZ:-The southern part of Lot No 8, in square No
ia beginning for the same at the southwest corner
Of said lot and square and running thence east along
the line of north 20 feet the southeast cor
ner Of said lot thence north IS feet ga inches thence
west 20 feet to the line Of 18th west and thence
along the line of 10Th street west 50 feet Pa inches
the place Of beginning. together with all and Singh
lar the improvements thereon, in the city of Wash
ington, ID. c. seized and levied upon the property
Of Anna and Peter SChTamm, and will be sold 10 sat
isfy execution No. Il 2i2-JOseph Weyrich use of L.
Mayer. ALEX. SHARP.
JAMS dts u. s. Marshal ID, C..
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MURDER OF Two NEGROES IN Louisa
ANA-Friday evening last. Just after dark
A. three negroes, with their wagons loated
WIN shingles, had gone into camp about siN
miles from Clinton, la, they were viSitaS
Nv white men, who were mounted, and whs
proposed buying their shingles, when ats
lew words, one Of the white men pulled out
pistol aud shot two Of the negroes killing
them Instantly The third negro escaped aad
gave them the alarm. From The evidences
given AT the cOrpner's inquest the Jury carr.
10 the conclusion Utat the murder was oots
mitted by Lawson Blunt A posse has goas
i'm pUF~uir.
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ODD FELLOWS AND OTHER FEIINws-
considerable interest II manifested in tks
mat decision Of The United Pre>hvtcria.
synod ON the Odd Fellow question. which
haN i1tcly been started afrcSh. A. we havs
already stated, 40 Tuesday mornings meet
ine Of the PHILADELPHIA prqaShyterv OF tbs
tniied l'rcNby terrain church. en appeal was
presented from the decision 81 the session ~
me Norm church. which had admitted q
mtmhcr who was connected with the order
oi 'du Fellows, Ia which Others took exc-S,-
Ton Alter sharp debate a vote was take.
on the appeal, which resulted la a tic ten
AGAINST ten. y further appeal was theu
taken 10 the synod. IL should bc explained
however Ia some readers. that the United
Put>byteT.auS are "A different religious bOI+
from the one which passes under tho general
name OF frcSbyteTianS and which has about
eighty churches IN this CITY, whereas tls
former has hut eleven. and also W. think a
much smaller average OF membership
IfJGGk7j lii0 Hc~Ofd.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-01-18

r[Evcry hotel in Portland, NE, has bse1
indicted under the liquor law.
~ Throwing red pepper into peoples eyes
preparatory 10 beating them il becoming IA
vogue i'm New York
HS-An amatory chaplin Mount Vernon. M.
puDiishet a personal soliciting cprreSpos
dence with young. cultured ladies'" Bat
the type ncnd set a. up oOlOraCf ladies and now
that young man has got his hands fuu o.
business.
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A MOTHER
OPP0R Tt NIFTY

TO INVEST FEW DOLLARS, WITH POSSIBLE
RETURNS OF THOUSANDS, Is OFFERED BIT
THE POSTPONEhENT OF PUBLIC LIBRARY
OF KY. TO THE 9TH OF FEBRUARY, NEXT,
OF THEIR FIFTH AND LAST CONCERT AND
DRAWING. THE MAN AGEMENT ARE
PLEDGED TO THE RETURN OF THE MONEY
II THE DRAWING SHOULD NOT COME OFF
AT THE DAY NOW APPOINTED.
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THoMAs P0wLIYG7 A15li511oT.
II Ia BTilge strret. GanrgatnNn. d q
- IT. WARMER,
kt. Real Estate Broker and AuctiOnaer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and streets W

TRUSTEES SALE OF \ TWO STORY BRICK
DWELLING ON THE NORTH SIDE OF IOTH
STREET, BETWEEN u AND STREETS,
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.
e. by virtue of deed of trust 10 dated March
Ef sd, u, lSIi, duly recorded in Liber Ne. 746,
folio 2 ct ,One OF the land records for the DIS
tTict of Columbia, and at IN" request of the party
secured thereby, We will sell at public auction, in
front of the premises, on SATURDAY, January
80, 1875, at clock m, all that piece parcel If
ground situate in the City of Washington, d. 4. Cd,
known ami described As being the southern quarter
II Lot numbered seven "a, in Square numbered
three hundred and thirty two t32l the said quarter
Of Lot having frontage Of fifteen 49, feet on 10th
street west beginning for the at the southeast
corner Of said lot, running back the line Of said
lot ninety niue 1872 feet ten and half IOl inches
thence nOrthwardly fifteen feet, thence eastery
ninety -Hine 1879 feet ten and half iG inches, and
thence -ouhrrly the linz of said lOth street the
place Of beginning, together with the improvements,
4c
Terms: S 200 with interest at ten par cent from
March % lS7i to day OF sale, and expenses of sale
in cash, and the balance at six and twelve months
for which the notes of tho purchaser, bearing inter
est from the day Of sale, and secured by deed Of
trust on the property sold will be taken deposit
Uf 100 will he required at thu time of sale and all
conyeyancng At the expense Of purchaser. Terms
to be complied with in seven DAYS.
GEORGE W. STICkSEY.l
ANDREW Il. DtVALL, i'"9'e7s'
janis ro6ls j. T. COLDWELL. salesman.
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CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOTS IN SQUARES 271, 27S, AND 21q,
81 KRot NDlNG TIE 13Tn STREET CIRCLE;

slkROt NDlNG THE I BIN STREET CIRCLE;
THE LARGEST IN THE CITY.
49, BY virtue Of a decree of the Supreme Court of
~ the District of Columbia, in a cause wherein
rne l.. Owen ct al. are defendants, Ns 40IS ENTITY
bearing date January the Sth, 1875 will sell at pub
lie auction, on MONDAY Y, the first 1stl DAY of Feb
ruRry SI5, at OCluCk p. m. in front of the prem
ises the following described real estate: Lot 5, in
square III, being In Robert COltman subdivision of
lots 3 4 B. g. 7. and w. of said square, situate on the
east side of 18th street, between and streets hav
mediatev after lots a., two 49, three 80, four
a., tive t5b twenty one 2l, and twenty two (22t in
square two hundred and seventy eight (275D, imne-
diately fronting the Circle. Also lots twenty two
t22l and twenty three t23l, in square two hundred
and seventy nine (2I9), bounding the Circle the
southeast side.
Terms of sale prescribed in said decree as fol
lows: One fourth of the purchase money to be paid
IN cash the residue in l. and years; deferred pay
ments to be secured by deeds of trust the property
sold, and to bear interest at the of per cent
from day of sale GOnvcyanCing at tho cost of the
purchasers. SlGO will be required ON each lot at
time az sale If terms of sale not piled with
IN ten days the property will be resold at the risk
and cost OF the defaultIng purchaser purchasers
after ten days advertisement in some newspaper
published ia the city of Washington, ID. c.
n. B.-The above described property surrounds
the 18th street Circle the largest in the District and
Is Immediately opposite the lots selected for resi-
denC-s br General Grant and Mr.. Phelps, our re-
Gently appointed commissioner. Without exec ption,
this l. the most desirable unmprOved real estate in
this city; chance for Investments, either to
hold IS It ID or as desirable place for residences
MILLS DEAN. Trustee.
LATIMER & CLEARY,
Janlltd REP ChrOn.l Auctoneers.
a.
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
W BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK

Hereafter the hne Steamships + c. KNIGHT and
JOHN GIBSON viii n.ak- regular week >s<cAs
.v trip between NEW YORK, ALEX Al 80
tNDRiA. WASHIN TON anjIrEsrss
GtuEGETOMN. a. flllpw---Leave NEW YORK +,
from FI-r - Hast River, every SATI RDAY at D
a. leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at
sHf ALEXANDRIA the same dsy at ~ m.
Fur fuii Information apply 10 X. p. 4. DESHAM
Agent business Office aud wharf 60 Water street
S-nrg~tlvu. OF a. the Office Of the President near
street bridge
W. THOMPSON. President
a. Fret ght- deliye rsd BY Knox : Express Orders
'-tt a. General Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue
AZ the steamer wharf, will be promptly attended
u. Jell-tr
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NJ ARRIED OUT OF SCHOoI.-One Of the
students of 81. Johns Academy. who was at
school yesterday, walked i'm just after roai
call this morning, AMI informed the prinei-
pal that he desired 10 Withdraw, for The Ax-
ceilent reason that he was married last
night. He asked a holiday for the bows an
the strength OF il, but was informed that a.
would not do 10 set such a precetent A. it
was desirable that other students should fol-
.Ow bis eXample.-AleI1ndI1H Ninsefte. Isth.
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COAL AND WOOD.

FANN COAL
- For sale bF
SOLOMON SLOWER,
Janl6-6tF Corner Zlst and streets
TOAL AND WOOD.-On hand large supply of
~ the celebrated West Virginia Splint 0AL, for
open grAtes; also all kinds Of Anthracite aud Cax
berland GOALS, Hickory, Oak and Pine W0O0,
Sawed and Split, any Lengths 20 suit purchasers
SOLOMON S1ONEk,
0fhces-Corner 2lst and 1, aud NJ, between 18th ana
2Hh decls I'm
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at is certainly the best of American
dziRes.'-ETpreSS, BuTdIO, ". Y.
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