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Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-26

A very romantic case is just now exciting
he people of Milan, and may we'll serve
the purposes of the novelist A change
children by an unscrupulous nurse has
often been the basis Of sensational fiction,
and the writer who next pscs it may pro-
luce q story founded on fact. A nurse
has just died at Milan. who confessed, ~
the point of death, that twenty -One years
20 she hai the care OF heslthy son OF
merchant and The sickly heir Of . ly Of
position. Il was much to the intcrest Of
he latter patron that she eaould not he
childlcss. Apprshcnding that her so"
could net live, she paid the nurse q heavy
5rihe to paas the merchants son as her
own. The child grew on, and in utter IT,
sorancc Of his true position una'l ihe rcve-
alton shove mentioned was made. uis
Supposed mother IL still alive. and is sasd
70 be warmly attached to him ~ II he wesc
really her son. The fxcIs must COME be-
fore the courts, but no record of Judicial
.nrOrce6Inrp II vet annOunc0d
Bozeman avant courier. [volume] (Bozeman, Mont.) 1872-1882, 1875-02-26

but young girl, who. bv virtue Of her age,
should Be gay. BY light ot birth. wealthy
and Of consideration, visited and Visiting,
|ss Mr.. Dayton's lady visits and Is visit
ed. He is poble. good and handsome
she eaid, with sixh. 'She will be hap
by. How gracefully she danced here q
the party the other evening. when the
old housekecper was permitted to loot
lon. She lq<ks good and amlsb too.
Mr.. Dayton danced with her thrse times.
[ wosder i'll have forgotten how to
|danceg and hummiax % air, she foAtrd
gracefully about the room.
She s:opped, brcafhless. her cheeks
brilliant with t4s exercise. her sPlendid
hair disarranged.
II bellsvs I Zee; like eti6 old Mrs.
Franklin, With whom dancing dos noa
|aeree.s
sOns more sosg By that heasenly voIsf,
Miss Frarklic and l shalt 60 away. dream.
ing how I. hsvs> heard the aDsels s,ngs
|in the iadicrogsly fGected voice shs had
|be6oes imitafei.
.Ah. ~ laughed. ysf half sldly, 'tht
|soaplne ~ poor old houaekesper Irnsk'
|Ua rseejyes, / hops w.e't qpafe opal ~,
|asd turn her silly oil I'D
~ sat down ss ~ Rtaae. sad sase,
'.HsR S~tct Hone;' tnsn il'yeA - 81
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EOR ETOWN

SUSPENSION AND RETRIBUTION.-As sailor
on board the schooner Royal Arch, from Bos-
ton, DOW ioading with coal at the MARYLAND
Coal Company's wharves, came near meet
ing with a frighful death yesterday after
noon. He was engaged in scraping the top
mast, at a distance of about eighty feet from
the deck, when the rope which steadied his
seat, through the careIessness of the man on
deck who was holding it, became disar-
but was fortunate to catch the rope TO which
he chung until assistance reached him from
the deck. His cries while he was dangling in
the air were heart-rending. Upon reaching
the deck he thrashed the mate as a partial
satisfaction for the scare he had had, and
then left for parts unknown.
WRONG OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES and grain
merchants here complain that the quotations
OF prices of grain sold in Georgetown are in
correctly given in the Baltimore papers; that
the rates In the Baltimore papers are set
considerably below what is really paid here.
This is Injurious to the Georgetown market,
though it may benefit buyers elsewhere i'm
two ways-first, by getting their grain below
the market price; and, secondly, by helping
their market through the Misrepresentation
OF that of Georgetown.
RIVER AND CANAL.-Arriyed, steamer
New York, from Philadelphia, consigned to
u. r. Hyde, with general merchandise for .he
two cities; steamer Express. from Baltimore
consigned to j. 6. 4 j. NJ. Waters, with mer-
chandise for District merchants; schooner
Kitty Ann, with 800 bushels of wheat for
Hartley Bro, and schooner Mary Ann.
with Leo bushels of wheat for same firm;
schooner Jacob Thompson. with coal for
Mayfeid 4 HiestOn. Cleared. steamer Is.
{. knight, fol New York, with 800 bills. OF
flour.
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w ASHiNGTON, ADYlt "
II being thought that the public would be
enlightened, and the interest OF the Great
Falls and Independent Ice Companies wOul,!
De advanced, by a notice by me of Mr. j. s.
Barker'S card OF the 9th instant. submit n
Drle' statement OF facts, here remarking that
The only difficulty between us is that we are
seablo ice too tOtC for Mr.. Barker
In 1873, upon application of Mr. Cheeseman
In person, purchased an interest in the In
de1thde7a Ice CbD'p0,tJ upon my own indi-
v1dGal account and responsibility, ana af-
forwards divided that interest with fouy
other stockholders Of the Great Falls Zee CbIl-
lsupand Mr.. Yerkes. The company is man
aged by Mr.. Yerkes, and run in the interest
ana for tie benefit of IFS OtIaers. III is not only
dlstlnct from the Great Falls Ice Company
put so distinct that am satisfied a large ma
1orlty OF the stockholders of the latter com
pany do not this day know who its owners
are. Mr.. Barker was never consulted by me
In this purchase, or by any one else TO nv
knowledge, nor DO believe he was aware OF
the transaction for several months after its
contamination.
Mr. Barker has made repeated ORR ares 10 me
mas season. and in the presence and hearing
o! several of oar directors, To purchase a DOR
tlon OF the ice cut by the Great Falls lee
company, proposing To pay any price de-
mGIned, fI3Otided our prices to consumers
were placed high enough 10 yield him 81 per
Ton. The Great Falls Ice Company declined
10 sell him, for reasons satisfactory TO its di-
rectOrs. preferring to give the entire coaifut-
mug the benefit of iolG prices.
JOHN VAN RISwICK
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To-day, in the case Of Miller agt. Grant. the
Jury found verdi ct for the amount claimed,
s2,3G9.
EQUITY CoURT-,y,alle Wide
To-day, Lunsford agt. LunsfOrl order nisi
confirming trustees sale; Hoffman agt
Jones. appeal to general term; Burr agt.
Wheeler, order yacating pro confesso, with
leave; Ramsey agt. Daniels ct al. order prO
confessO against certain defendants; Gala
CHER agt. Doane order dischargiuc restrain
ing order or terms; Oliver agt. Boisseau, de-
cree pro confessO; Evans ct al. agt. Evans
tt al, decree of sale appointing l.. NJ Saun-
ders trustee; cougars agt. Wilson, deCI &c of
sale appointing A. \. Binney and J.. Kent
trustees; Drury agt Plant, continued.
POLICE COURT-,Jlidge SaeH.
To-day, John Strikes, assault and battery
on samuel Harper, little boy, a cripple;
$40 and costs. Benjamin TAYLOR, assault
and battery on Sophia Nelson; -. Nancy
Gordon. threats to Jackson Gordon, her huS-
band; 500 bonds to keep the peace. Alice
Adams, the colOred woman who is charged
with causing the death other infant by bruis-
ing IL in the head after its delivery in the
railroad tunnel, was committed To Jail for
action OF the grand jury. Henry Lindsey,
cOlOred. charged with climbing on the rail
ine of a park; -. r Lee forfeited collateral
Elias Rasher. charged with throwing nj .ht-
soil and Otfal on the person of Edward T
Sweeney. adjoining the premises of RaSher
SO. Julia Brown forfeited collateral. Wash
lngton Rollins, do. Mary Tinse!l and Jane
johnson, loud and bOiSterOus; - each. Alex
ander Harris forfeited collateral. John Tay-
lor ana Geo. +. Riley, do.
In the case OF the young girl, Ida Robin
son, who was before the Police Court on
Monday last, friends Of the girl state that
she was merely ON a visit to the house, the
woman having formerly been neighbOr of
her mother; that She was TeSpec tably en-
plONed All idS ear, aud has testimonials of
good character, and also respectable cOnnec-
tiDpS.l
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Condensed Locals.

The street lamps will be lighted tonight
nj O'Clock p. M and exting1iShed at 4 y M
The garbage collectors viii be paid tc-
morrow.
Last evening Mr.. George Hoffman was
thrown from hiS buggy and severely injured
about tine head.
The 10; Of Brussels and ingram carpets
that are now selling REGARDLESS of cost at
WOliOrd \ Shilberg's is fast diminishing.
Re sure and see the advertisement
Columbia Council No. I, Junior OTtler of
United American Mechanics, has donated
the sum % ten dollars toward the completion
of the Washington Monument
Citizens of Indiana residing in the District
Of Columbia Will give reception and fare
well social at Old Fellows Hall Tuesday
evening next. in honor of Hon. G.. s. Ortiz.
the new Minister Ia Austria.
Orders nave heen issued for { ne erection Of
three lamp posts on III street. between ri and
18th streets northwest Also. for laying a T.
inch pipe sewer on same street. between 10Th
and n TN streets.
Yesterday afternoon a cOIOred boy namel
Graham, ten years old. fell from a cart AT the
corner OF 18Th street and Pennsylvania ave
nue.. and had leg broken by the cart ran
ming over it. DIR. Bliss rendered medical aid
after which he was conveyed To his home.
The funeral of sister Virginia, of the Little
Sisters OF tine Poor. who died Of cons umptiOn
at the Home on Wednesday morning. took
place from ~. Aloysius Church yesterday
morning. and solemn high requiem mass was
hello by Father Mcguire.
The FIRST base ball game of the season was
played ON thu Olympic grounds yesterday
and the Washington professionals and re
suited. after hard fight 81 ten innings. in
favor Of The National Ciub by a score oil 4 10 g.
Detective COOme> made trip to Marlb Oro
bId-, yesterday. and brought back with him
George SimmS, eOlOre;l, who has been in
dicted by the grand jury Of this District for
grand larceny o. clothing from Mrs. Rachel
Sutherland.
The iaiT ~ Masonic Temple for ST Patriek's
church : very attractive. Or. Morris lea l.
bis competitors - far, in the contest for Max
WeyiS picture. His opponents are DIS John
son ami Garrett Letters are in the post
Office for General Grant. ". W. COrcoran
aTd n T. shepherd. but remain unclaimed.
The Rev. Isaac VI. Wise, OF Cincinnati
who j. visiting Washington for the purpose
al inviting the Hebrew congregations OF this
CITY 20 ipiU the Hebrew Union. last evening
delivered IA able address on Union and
college at the synagogue Of the Washing
ton Hebrew congregation. S1h street. betW cen
~ and streets. ~ a very large audience.
A Masonic Lodge Of Sorrow in memory of
the late Jefferson RiveS and Dr. John e.
HOlSt0p has been held by MithraS LOIge OF
Perfection No >. ancient and accepted Scot
tish rite. IN which addresses We're made by
Pr. &. =. StanSbury. r.. Rev. Bishop Pink
rey- W =. Singleton r. II. MacGrOt'ev Re-
w. n Harris, ". ". Ireland, I. l.. johnson.
and others.
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CT T 7 | Il + Nj 5.

JUST RECEIyFD-Another lot OF those ele-
CANT So and sc silk HAS. at Lewis Popular
one Price Store" $40 1t ST.. between and X
Also, large and complete assortment of
SOFT and stiff Felt Hats. at moderate prices 2
NEW GoODs-Opened since the first OF
April, in every department.
In the Tailoring Department the assert
ment OF fire goods is unriyalled, both in va
riety and beauty.
In the Ready-made Department many new
styles are shown, as well as a fulI assorfmer I
OF staple wear. Some fine suits for Slo
marked down from last seasons price of S2a
Blue flannel and yacht cloth suits, fine
worsted coats and vests.
Spring merinO shirts and drawers, fine lean
drawers, &c. All at popular prices.
GEO. {. HENNING, No 40 eth ST
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Song for the Times.

What )" they cry. I" yet sitting still
Doing nothinGg1
Oh, says John, " IN helping WEI
Doing nothing ="
Why we've waited ten bong days,
Hoping still our TAX to save
By doing nothing.
Yes, Gays John, lyon still keep ON
Doing nothing -
Twill ray at last, and won't take long
Doing nothing
20 rest in peace these spring like days,
And use your skill IN other ways,
But stiii-dO nothing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09
The Worid'S A,vord

The immense popularity OF Hdle's Homer OF
iIo1eltOIJd ana Tar, has created a demand for
III In foreign countries, and it is now an ar
lIcle of export to various parts of Europe
Wherever IL has been introduced abroad il
mas proved as perfect a specific for coughs
colds, and other affections of the lungs and
throat, as we all know il to be for the varj-
Gus types of these complaints as they exist
here. II seems destined to receive the en-
dorsement of the whole civilized world
Pies Tooth -Ache Drops-Cure in one min
II
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
lN1 BETWEEN
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

Hereafter the nne Steamships K. q. KNIGHT end
JOHN GIBSON will make regular week 80.
ly trips betweeen NEW YORK, ALEX-aICfR
GE6RekToG& a. fdiloSsEIsave NEW YORK
from Pier 81, Esst River, every SATURDAY at o.
m; leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY al
M, and ALEXANDRIA the same day at IL m
For full information apply to X. p. A. DENHAM,
business Office and wharf 63 alter street, George
town, or at the ece of the President, near Pstreet
bridge. J. W THOMPSON. Precedent
SFreiehts delivered by Knox Express Orders
left al General Office, COS Pennsylvania avenue,
or at tie steamer wharf, viii be promptly attended
to 1eri-,r
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The Railroad Tracks i'm Souti, Wash,
imRfOm.
CHANGES TO EE MADE BY THE RAILROAD
COMPANY To OBvIATE THE COMPLAINTS
OF PROPERTY OWNERS.

CHANGES TO ZEE MADE BY THE RAILROAD
COMPANY TO OBVIATE THE COMPLAINTS
OF PROPERTY OWNERS.
Yesterday, Mr.. George G.. wilkins super-
intendent, with Mr.. Wood, resident engineer
OF the Baltimore and Potomac railroad had
the District OF Columbia. in relation To- the
location and conduct of that portion of the
road which is on Maryland and Virginia ave
hueS. ana Is "a subject OF complaint by the
residents on those thOrOuShfareS. The re
suit OF the conference was an agreement In
titer the location of the tracks and the grade
SO as 10 give the relief desired. The tracks
are 10 be consolidated in the center of fine
avenues leaving wide carriageWayS on
either side OF the curbing TO be SET
outside OF the railroad tracks. The CROSSINGS
are 10 bt made pas>able by pLanking between
the rails. In this connection orders were
issued Tor the Improvement of the depot
square bounded by 9Th and ID streets and
Mary land avenue) by tearing down the pres
ent frame structure and erecting in lieu
thereof building fronting 200 feet on II
street and 30 feet on 9Th street, so that the
freight tracks can be run on the north side of
the building, which will render il unnecessary
10 le;tVe cars for loading or unloading on the
street. Positive orders have been issue,l
against loading or unloading on the thor
ougniares, and on no consideration will cars
DE allowed 10 block the crossings
Mr.. wilkins also gave orders that the Sec
tlon purchased by the railroad company ON
The north side of Maryland avenue between
Is and 18th street, be prepared as soon as nos.
sible, as a coal depot for the company. II is
proposed to remove the present retaining
wall (at the curb line) to the building line
and place ON 1t a coping OF Seneca stone and
IRON railing. Tracks will be run in and pock-
cts constructed beneath, and when this Is i'm
use IL will be the general depot for all coal
arriving by the b. and p. X. K.
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~ Take life easy, and don't always no try
ing 10 beat the sun up. You may win for
awhile, but in the long run you are sure 10 he
beaten, ana some morning II will rise when
you don't Chicago Jo,o7,di
81 "John, John. wake up: there's a bur-
gar IA the housed" said the wife. John sat
h,lright in bed. Burglar, b-u-r-g-l-e-rN
bu. glar-and lac rolled over, waiting for a
- he Territorial Enterprise. of Virginia.
Nevada, ls published "dafly, MONDAYS ex,
eepted." his day is excepted because sun
Jay IS hght-ng-day in Nevada, aud ii is
% alive by nigh; to prepare the next days
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09
FINANCIAL and COMMERCIsL,
Washington Fish Market.

Sold by K. 4. Golden 4 Bro. ish agents
$500 shad sold from SIS To S17 per hun
dred; 5000 herrings sold from SIS TO $50 per
thousand; 900 punches rock and perch sold
from II TO 80 cents per bunch; 500 punches cat
Ms sold from 5 to 10 cents per bunch; 900
eelS sold from TO cents apiece,
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LOCAL n E W s.
Amv.ement., Ae. Tonight.

PcTds OprTG HOttss.-IeSter Wallack in
Robertson's beautiful military play. -OgTs."
EafioHsI Tbe0fer. DupTez & Bened'ct's
MINISTRIES.
TheUfeT Cts,lIr~-NT. y. =. Little in ''Savef
from the Wreck" and other attractions
Are7pte TheOtrT.-A number Of frSt-claSs
stars in their miscellaneous sPeciaihes.
HaSOs3c Tfa,Iis--GraDd falr IN aid OF ST
Patrick New Church.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

a DISTRESSING COUCH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost as much pain as the
sufferer himself DR.. Visfdr'S BdLsdnl of WI
Cherry speedily cures coughs, colds. inffu-
enza. sore throat. Nc. 1t will always relieve
Consumption, and in many weli-attestei
cases IL has effected perfect cure. 50 cents
and 81 bottle; large bottles much the
cheaper. Oh
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09
A Few Words to Feeble and DpIicat,
W0men.

BY II. V. Pierce, NJ. D., of the Worlds Dis
pensary, Buffalo, n. Y.
knowing that you are subject TO a great
amount OF suffering, that delicacy on your
part has strong tendency to prolong and
The longer it is neglected the more you have
10 endure and the more difficult of cure YOUR
case becomes, l, as n physician, who is daiIy
consulted by scores of your sex. desire to saw
to you that L am constantly meeting with
those who have been treated for their all
ments for months without being benefited i'm
The least, until they have become perfectly
discouraged and have almost made up their
MINDS never to take another dose of medi-
cine, nor be tortured by any further treat
ment. They had rather die and have their
suHerlngs ended than to live and suffer as
they nave. They say they are worn out by
suffering and are only made worse by treat
ment: Of anything more discouraging we
certainly cannot conceive, and We're there no
more successful mode of treating such DIFF
hcultieS than that. the principles of which
teach the reducing and depicting of the vital
forces OF the system when the Indications
dictate el treatment directly the reverse of
The one adopted for them, their eases would
be deplorable indeed. But, lady sufferers,
there l. better and far more successful pIan
on treatment for you; one more in harmony
win The laws and requirements of your sys-
TEN. a harsh, irritating. cauStic treatment
anu strong medicines, will never cure Won
III you would use rational means, such as
common sense should dictate TO every intelIi-
gent lady. take such medicines as embodv
the very best invigOrating tOnicS ana ner-
vines, compounded with special reference to
nation you will find inmy Favorite Prescrip-
tlon, which has received the loudest praise
from thousands of your sex. Those languid,
tlresome sensations, causing you to feel
scarcely able to be ON your feet or ascend n
hight Of stairs that continual drain that is
sapplng nom your systems all your former
elaStlcity and driving the bloom from Your
cheeks; that continual strain upon your vital
forces that renders you irritable and fretful
may all be overcome and subdued by a per
seVeflng use OF that marvellous remedy
Irregularities and distractions To the proper
WORKINGS OF your systems are relieved by
this mild and safe means. while periodical
pains, the existence of which is sure indi-
cation of serious disease that should not be
neglected, readily yield to it, and if its use is
kept up for a reasonable length of time the
special cause of these pains is permanently
removed. Further light on these subjects
may be obtained from my pamphlet on dis
eases peculiar To your sex, sent on receipt of
two stamps. My Favorite Prescription is
sold by druggists. eOSk
GOLDEN Hull is the best and cheapest
family flour in the market. ALL
CORNs, &C.-"The wise FOR health on daflv
walks depend. - and thOuSau rSrroDi M
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COLONEL MAGRUDERs BIOGRAPHY
The London, New York and Hartford Pub
fishing Co. have, by Messrs. Birney & Birney
anu j. 4 n. Plant, sued Col. James A. Ma
gruder for s495 for rewriting geneoloov and
nlstory, composition and press work as per
agreement OF December 9Th, ISL"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

TRY Dooley's Yeast Powder, you will soon
ma ~ not only The best, but also the cheap
est Baking Powder. Put ND full net weight
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-04-09

LAUGHTER LENDS A NEW CHARM to
beauty, when ii disclOSes pretty set of
teeth. Whiteness, when nature has Supplied
this element OF loneliness, may be retained
through life, by using the fragrant 500
don't. 90
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RAILROADS.
New YORK AND WAsHlNGruN
~ 1ERoCCH LINK TO BlLTiMORR
FUlLAnkLPHlA,
kEw YORK.

AL POINTS IN TIE NEw ESGIaND
rBRoUGB BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE or GAS
TIE ecuiYrs a this line /. uex a.! "A ne Ms,
elegant and improved hnisA
THAN LEAVING At s22 IN IS PIT
MAN fAklok CAR TRAIN ENUVSIFELN
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CsRS ON
NIGHT ThAIAS
On ard after FkBRUARN 1S, s-s.trai~s ~ thi-
me VII leave Depr 20 Baltimore snt pHfnmsC
Railroad, corner q 9Th snd streets. ~ f,liows
e:o3 . m. kNpres> Tor PHILADELPHIA. Nes lOrt
and points Es-t daily. e~cepi Sunday.
for Philsdeiphis. New York $. raiU.. Va,
daily, except sunday.
liz m. Express Tor Philadelphis tra New rorh
dsliN, except Sunday.
s;sS ? m EHpre.s Tor Philsdelphi snd az y iuts
SOC , m. E,grc-- 20. Phn.aelrh., Sc~ York
Emo points ts<f daily.
PILLMAN PARLOR CARS on al Day Trains
NATHAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS "a
Ticket, and information can be procured At the q
Gee Of the company.
Baggage called Cor and checked II sotel- ana mr.,
sste Residences on orders let IT tn osices 81 fho
company. northeast corner 18th street ant F-nns.l
Nsnia avenue, and m northeast corner of Pennsyl
Nsnia avenue and 9th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
u. N BOYD. IN,
General Passenger Agent, lrhis, Pa
GEORGE 4. wILkINs.
lett Superintendent, BALTIMORE, Nd
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weather Probabilities To-day.
OFFICE OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFICEE,
wAsuuNGTOy ApTii y. 1875.

For New England and The middle states,
partly CloTdy weather and n sllGht rise OF
temr. ra;urs with northeast tn southeast
winds ard a ling haromete T during the day,
.ossiblv followed by rain Tonight.
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PoET1C.-The Worcester Press says. Lit
tle drops OF water and little grains OF sand,
make the plenteous mud
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NEW ESPbESS LINE VIA CANAL,
" BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, Va WASH
IEGTON AND GEORGETOWN. ID O.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier 2, North wharyes. Pbila9elphis,
WEDNESDAY and SATURDAY, al xKA
IL m. Eu5S
From SO Water street, Georgetown nj . I.IS
DAYS and FRIDAYS, At 6 y. N.
This line connects az Philadelphia with Clyde.
Regular Semi weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi.
oeHce, Gostcn and New England States No wharf
age in Boston b. this line.
G.. y. HYDE, Agent for ID. of
w. p. CLYDE co. Philadelphia.
Y. A. REED. AleNsnd Va.
II. ID {. MINK, % DeyOnshire street. Boston
81 Freights delivered By knows Express. or.
Gers left az General ONCE, COS PeInsy vzu.a ave-
rue, or al the Steamers hsrf, Will be promptly
attended 20. .ArQ ~