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Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
NEW HAMPSHIRE.
Fatal Accident,

ROCHESTER, November 2l. George Varney,
aged eighteen years, was instantly killed this fore
noon in the picker room of the Comic Manufac-
turing Co., by getting caught by belt and car
minute. His neck was broken, one arm torn Oft
and his arm one mass of bruised flesh lie was
a son Of John Varncy, Esq, hotel keeper of the
place.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

A good many people living on the Kennebec
have had abundant reason to be thankful for TIE
recent copious rains, as they have enable to col
lect good amount of drift wood, which will
greatly help them in their struggles with winter
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

j. r. Bodwell, Esq, of the IIallowell Granite
Company, recently returned from the Southern
States with orders for granite work to the amount
of about thirty thousand dollars. lallowell
granite bears oil the palm every where. Nothing
Of the kind could compare with it at the Centen-
NAL exhibition.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
WASHINGTON.
Avery Returns TO Washington.

WASHINGTON, November q. Peaceful assur-
nIces IN official quarters concerning quartering
troops in Washington, have allayed excitement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
MISSOURI.
Appointment.

ST. LOUIS, November 21. Judge Treat of the
L. S. circuit court, at the instance of Robert Gar
rett & Sons of Baltimore, and Jacob Ross of Cana
da has appointed General Lewis b. Parsons tenn
porary receiver Of the property Of the Ohio & Mis-
sissippi X, r., in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Engagement of rooms at a hotel by the Mary
land and Virginia boundary commission, has Civ
en- rise to erroneous reports of important assemb
ling OF prominent Southern men to consider thu
political situation
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
CONDENSED TELEGRAM

A vibration like an earthquake shock was felt
in New York, yesterday afternoon.
The Normal school at Trenton, n. J., is closed
on account of the prevalence of scarlet fever.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
ILLINOIS.
Failure.

JACKSONVILLE, November 81. John p. Routy,
and widely known farmer of Cass county, has
failed. His liabilities are over 100000, and the
assets less than $4,000.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
FINANCIAL & COMMERCIAL.
New York Money Market.
EVENING REPORT.

New York, Nov. u, lo,6.
Money was easy at 2Ha5 per cent. on call For
eign ex ;hange dul at isl'. aisA for bankers Ion
and t>+-aiSi- Tor demand. Gold opened at 1883.
and closed at l0Jss. Loans and b per cent.
Customs receipts S205, o.. Treasury dlsbursed
silver.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
FARMINGTON.
Shooting Accident.

FARNINGToN, November p. Ellie, son of j.
}. Payne, while cunning Friday, the gun was ac-
cdentally discharged blowing away portion of
one side Of hi, head lie lived ten hours insen-
sibln
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

The dwelling house which has just been COM
plcted by Stevens & Owen, and advertised in our
columns to rent, is one Of the most desirable
houses put into the market for rent in this city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Workmen arc progressing well on the dwelin +,
house of Mr.. Geo. p. Hatch, on Sewal street 1t
is to be a nice and convenient little house.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
GRAY.
Fire.

PORTLAND, November u, The house of W II
Monill of Gray, was burned Sunday morning
Loss two thousand dollars. Also hay and grail
to the value of one thousand dollars
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Aoral an1 State Mems.

Ilousekeepers are rejoicing that the advance il
sugar did not precode the season of preserving.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

The brethren of the three links, (Old Fcllows)
are holding grand fair in Portland, to continue
one week The proceeds are to be devoted to fur
nishing the new halls for the order, in that city.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Hon. W j. Corthell, the new Superintendent OF
Schools, is in the city, attending to the duties of
his office.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Fuller & Capen have settled the matter at last,
and everybody will be glad of it. See their ad-
vertsement.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Notice of Assisnment,

NOTICE Is hereby given that Eugene p. Shaw
~ of Augusta, in the County of kennebee, has
Ihls day igned to me all his property except
such AS Is by law exempt from attachment, for the
benefit OF his creditors; and that three months
from the execution OF said assignment are allowed
for said credfo : to become parties tn,itto.
GEO. 4, Ekit nett.
Augusta, Nov II 1873. nov.O..Sw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Weather Probabilities for To-day.

For the Middle and New England States,
lalling barometer, stationary temperature, easter
iy winds cloudy and rainy weather.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
House to Rent |
Boy Wanted.

A EOt' Iiyears old, to make himself generally
~ use al about a manufacturing concern. Must
write a far hand aud be able to figure correct Y.
Salary - per week. Address in own hand writing
L. q. Box $50, Augusta, nov20-iIw
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

The senior class of Bates College, who invited
Miss Cary to sing at the next Commencement con-
cert, have received her acceptance of the invita-
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

The annual meeting of the Trustees Of the STATE
College of Agriculture, for the election of officers
and the transaction of other business, is to be held
to-day, at Orono.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Huntington, Mason & Co., are offering desirable
styles of ladies cloakings at 500 and $3.50 per
yard, double W idth goods.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
PORTLAND.
Marine News.

PORTLAND, November 2l. The steamer Lew
'top, from Machias, made halbor at Castine yes
tcrday. City of Richmond from Bangor, put into
Herring Gut.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Mr. j. +. Bartlett Of the Bates Theological
School, has been engaged to supply the Free
Baptist Society at South Gardiner.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
An Inmate of the Soldiers Home, Me ,
Found Dead in PrOvidence.

PROVIDENCE, November 81. James White, an
Euglishman, formerly resident of this State. but
by last accounts an inmate of the Soldiers Home
in Maine, was found dead, this morning, in an
open field, near this city. He was probably be-
wildeied in the storm and died of exhaustion.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

1t seems as though most of the farmers in the
county were engaged in peddling cider in this
city, and as q consequence casks and jugs have
gone up in the market.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Mr.. p o. Vickery has commenced the building
of cellar for house which he will erect at once,
on Spring street. The main house is to be 20 by
% feet, and the ell 20 by IA feet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
PENNSYLVANIA.
Political.

HARRISBURG, Move mber 2l. The official vote
of Pennsylvania, is as follows
Hayes, 3Sf, 04S
1ilden, 366,204
Cooper, 1904
Hayes majority, 1855
plurality, 1879
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
NEW BRUNSWICK.
Criminal.

ST. JouN, November 81. Thos. j. Ellis,
charged with absconding with sixty thousand dol
lars of New York Park National Bank, remains
here. The authorities are doing nothing towards
his extraditon. He has employed Weldon, Dep
uty Minister Justice, counsel.
Fire.
Harrstons foundry and car works were burned
this morning; loss $500 900; insured $50 900.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Supreme JiidIcIsi Court -Danforth, J. pre-
siding.
TUESDAY, November 2lst.

ILSDA1i NUVtIlDtT ZIsI.
Pray We. Worthy x ais. The testimony was
closed at a quarter before twelve. The arguments
Of counsel and charge Of the Judge occupied the
time till five in the afternoon when the jury took
the case. They had not returned when the court
adjourned.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

SEARA. November 81. II is announced that
Moukhtar Pasha is concentrating twenty battal.
ions of Turkish troops at Carinoa. near Dergatto
on the Austrian frontier. 1t is asserted that he
intends to proceed to Gravess where troops will
embark for Constantinople. This would neces-
state their marching across Austrian territory
Several Turkish transports, it is stated, have al
ready arrived at Gravesa. Up to the present
time five Turkish battalions have reached Carl
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
MASSACHUSETTS,.
Fire..

BosToN, November 2l. The residence of Nj
II. F. Billings at North Quincy, Massachusetts,
was burned this afternoon. Loss, s. 900. The
place YVES insured.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Cincinnati Produce Market.


Boston, Nov. 2l 1875.
Sales at the Brokers' Board1
Eastern Railroad, at
Boston Il Maine Railroad, -a95a
Portland. Saco 4 Portsmouth, "a
Boston 4 Name Railroad, rs, Ill
Eas' ern Railroad rs -a:o
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
NEWS BY TELEGRAPH
Daily Acanthte Jnnrnal.
ItOCkE.tND.
SAL Oi / lands.

EoCKLAND, November n. The auction sale
of Islands belonging to the State, by the land
agent, took place at the Thorndike Hotel in this
the advertised list being Withdrawn. The amount
of sales were little over $500. Many of the is
lands were in the possession of persons claiming
titles und in most cases such were bid on by par
ties interested If the titles proved by claim
ants in any case, the purchase money will be re-
funded.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

We may boast of our superior facilities for OBJ
tanning news promptly, over the old stage coach
period, but we ought not to forget some of the
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Turkey's Concessions.

VIENNA, November 81. 1t is reported tina
Turkey, desiring to conciiste the powers, con
sents to grant autonamv to Bosnia and Herzego
vina under the government of Midaht Pasha
Russian and Turkish preparations for war cor
tinue however
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Cabinet Meeting.

No business of Importance was transacted at the
cabinet meeting TO day. nor were any matters
brought before it except Of ordinary routine char
acter. There was no allusion of ordering troops
TO Washington. 1t may be added ON the authori-
ty of two members of the cabinet, that this sub
lect has never yet been discussed or acted on by
the cabinet
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

Steamer Cambridge for Boston, still remains in
the harbor waitidg for the substance of the
gale.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Military Mnttcrs.

The army organization board continues its ses-
sion at the department. The sessions have
been OF remarkable interest. No definite plan of
reorganization will be suggested until Mr.. Ban
ming, chairman of the House military committee,
returns to Washington
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22
Kussia's Demand.


Russia has communicated TO the powers her de-
mands concerning Turkish reforms. No alluson
made 10 foreign occupation OF Turkey.
Daily Kennebec journal., 1876-11-22

These figures not not differ materially from the
duplicate poll lists in the hands OF the democratic
committee.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOsALs FOB STATIONERY.

TREASURY pEPARrNESr, July 2, 1875
eeaed Proposals for furnishing Stationery for the
nsca year ending June 30, 1871 will be received at
this Department until the sih dag Of August, 1876
Blank forms for bidding will be Furnished upon
ihs bids ~fII be considered and acce pted or re.
proposal far as accepted by the Secretary Of the
Treasury, and the bond accom- pany og the same,
shall constitute the contract between the govern.
ment and the bidder or bidders, and no further con-
The articles contracted for must be furnished
from time to time during the year, In Quantities
pursuant to orders from the Department; The en-
Isch proposal must be signed BY the individual
with sufcient surelies, in the SUN Of thousand
eer q the distTc. ia SSeh he s1rssies reside or
psrtment, conditioner for furnishing such PORTO -
Of the articles a. may be arded It, and the
performance Of the contract.
expert detailed for the b. the Of
Gle WIN be deemed sui1ciens cause to snnui the
Deliveries nnst be free Of char s q the Treasury
The failure to comS1y With any one order under
tire penalty Of The bond. VI the Secretary Of the
Treasury direct the purchs use, In open market,
such quantities Of any articles - shall be neees
Of the price which Il shall be found necessary TO
pay FOR such articles.
viii not be ed and contracts will be award
ed only to established Manufacturers OF. or dealers
Propossis to be addressed to the undersigned, and
'0S0'~ LOT II MORRILL,,
jylo 2awst Secretary Of the Treasury.
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EVENING STAR.
NoNpAr".-..........Jaly2 "a, Is.s.
An AufuI neash
FROM THE BITE OF DOG
RIGHT MONTHS AGO.

RICH MONTHS AGO.
tthtco0o Tribune. ysa{g l.
The medical fraternity has long haen A.
N,oed upon The question as 10 whAth.r ina
hlte OF dog, not known TO be rabid, necss-
case happened within this CITY thai viii
90 lar towards convincing any one OF sken
Teal ideas that the bite of a canine NAV re
suit fatally months after It's infiictton and
at the same time may serve as a lesson -
physicians who are IN the habit OF treating
such injuries In the most trivial manner
me case referred To Is the decease OF young
pired at one O'Clock yesterday morning At
The sisters hospital, on the corner OF Calu-
met avenue and 2eth street O'Neil was a
young man OF good moral habits, only two
years I'm this country, and had bees en-
pIoyed at the grocery of Patrick O'Conuor
on The corner of LOOMS and Taylor streets.
Last NOyembe he Was bitten upoa the LEFT
thumb by q small terrier dog, owned by his
employer. and, although the wound In lcted
wac severe, not much notice was taken NJ
dressed by DIR. Lee. IL healed rapidly, civ
ing no trouble n all 10 the young man ant
rotaipg was thought OF the matter until last
Fr'dsy evening, when the poor fellow swoxe
10 moo himself barking like a dog. aud
suffering the most intense pain, which was
auk mented into Greatness n the sight of any
bright substance or water. Consciousness
II nsirSd untll almost the last, enabling the
unfortunate young man TO give directions
Tor his own comfort. aud II tell his trOubtes
TO those OF mis- friends who were near him.
ny saturday his malady had developed to
such an extent that he was removed 20 the
Sisters Hospital, on the corner OF Caiumat
avenue and 26th street, and there he fingered
out the little life left In him. From the mo-
ment OF the nrst symptoms OF the disease his
body knew no rest. and the poor victim KENT
up most fearful bowling and barking
until the moment of his death. By his own
direction he was tied firmly 20 the bed, hand
euned and paddei, TO prevent himself from
being torn 10 bits tu his frenzied mania for
biting all that came before him. He begged
repeatedly TO be smothered or shot. and when
lie became so faint that toe brain failei 10
act, ne relapsed into a spasm such as the
canine race exhibit when in the last stage OF
poisoning. O'Neil was only 20 years of age,
and has no relatives other than "a uncle IN
this country. He was a mem Der of St Pa
tricks Benevolent Society, and by them he
Will be buried at 1890 to-day from the hos
pital.
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IThe New Hampshire Legislature has id
tourned sine die.

Irhe New Hampshire Legislature has ad-
tourned sine die.
EIThe Chinese navy consists OF forty i've
ships OF war, divided into three squadrous,
and the army II composed OF 100 900 men.
~The London Saturday Review says that
the American public, "from the lowest 20
the highest are theatres Of public display"
ga Kentucky father married the di.
vorced wife OF his son. IL was Q reouks 60
the young man for putting % good . woman
out OF the family.
.~Providence has "vaeation schools" Tor
the children who are unable 20 leave tho
city. The discipline Of the schools being
somewhat les strict than ~ others, and the
method Of teaching being moro entertaining,
they have become popular with children.
ga young German actress. Hiss Toni
Stein. committed suicide - pistol shot n
Ems lew days ago. Sue oeloceod roman.
ito spot In thc Wooded heights q Ens and
shos h9sslf through re hsaxe In her hand
sh0 hold = volume q 90otho'o "Wilhelm
Wsisfsr, > In tho lGsvn q which vas . for
eetmenot DisapPolntment 10 love would
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BEGGING GRAvE.-Tne most touching
episode OF real life that we have witnessed
IN many a day was presented by q poor
motner yesterday, who wandered the streets
OF the city friendless, homeless and penni-
less, with dead child in her arms, looking
Tor grave for the little one. TIE unhappy
mother was Mrs. Thomas Judge, formerly OF
Boone Hill. She had been TO wilkesbarre In
hopes OF meeting her husband, who went
there rev days ago In search OF employ
ment, and falling TO find him returned TO
scranton on an afternoon train, taxing her
sickly child, about eight months old, along
win her. On the way here the little one
died In Its mothers arms while the train
was In motion. and when she came here she
sought some OF the poor directors 10 aid her
In ner deep distress. She was successful In
nnolng MI douglass Jay, q member of the
providence poor board, who took the funeral
of the dead waif In charge, and committed
lt 10 the care OF Undertaken Raub.-[ scrdtiOa
ReIplbIicQQ.
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nUNOANSOH Bros, Auctioneers.
ExECuTORs' eALE OF VERY DEsIR ABLE
IMPROVED AND UNlMPROyED REAL rs
TA4B IN SQUARE 92S, FRONTING ON x
AND sTH sTkEEre 6OUTHEAHT.

AND sTH sTkEEfe SOUTHEAST.
We. the executors OF the last will and tesla IL
said Iastwill and testament, which has been duly
proven and admitted tn probate by the Prob ate
Court Of the District Of Columbia, sell at public
day OF July, A. d. 1876, ct O'Clock D. % the fol-
lowing property, situate In w ashington city,
on 9Th and streets southeast.
street east. Il feet inches north from the south
west corner OF said square. and running thence
north feet, east n feet inches, north feet,
d % q sGuin ass
west 70 feet south feet inches and 40 feet to
the beginning. improved By the long established
1o Ha. at the
northwest corner Of last described piece, and run.
ming thence north "a feet, east So feet inch south
20 feet along en- alley vest % feet inches south
proved By Q two story brick house. Both the above
pieces having privilege Of an alley.
Also thai p part Of square sas beEinnins on south
ner o. said square. and running west Is feet and
back that width 81 feet inches, uuimproved.
Also, that part OF said INN ediately west OF
the next above part, fronting feet inches said
6iDches; unimproyed
Also, that part Of said squsre Immediately west OF
the next above part fronting Is feet inches on said
isoSss n nnh 0aek Win tns' "'0'n % iees
Also, that part Of said square Immediately west Of
the 1t above part fronting Is feet inches said
street, and Iunn,ng back with that width IS feet
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance In three
equal pa! ments Ct 9, = and y months secured on
mum. $50 cash upon each piece at day Of SAFE.
Terms to be complied with in ten days, right to
sell at cost Of defaultiog purchaser reserved Con.
,,p S sERf3E Z os SHsE Executors.
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nUNCANsOE Bros, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES fAI + OF LOTS IL AND II, IN
u lpNiOWE w AsHlNGTOH COUNTY, ID O.
BY virtue OF a deed OF trust, dated May Huh, "A
A. D. -s69, and recorded In Liber T and u, COL
NO H. folio i46 ct seq, Of the land records Of III
the District OF Columbia, and he written REQUEST
Of the party secured thei eoy, will sell, on NO
DA1, the 18th dsJ Of August. A. 1876, ct $50
o'clocf p. m, at public auction, in front Of the
Inmises, Lo IL and II, situsttd in Uniontown
Washington county, District Of Columbia, with the
In prov eme nts thereon.
Tenn Of sale: One third cash; balance In and II
months, at per cent inter secured the prem
ites sold. Conyeyancing, &C.. At purcha ser 8 cost
e75 Deposit at time of sale Right to RESELL at pur
Uhsstrs cost and risk, II terms Of sale are not
piled with in ten days.
j,w soss q 4 SGsSS'rErxR.{ Trustees.
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1876 r..ssstHtEH!!A nIA 1876
p fAA lAHfh. Hnaf alh lAnfhRAaf.

HOTTIE
70 the Hsrth, West, and Selthvest.
Dessose Iroch, Steel Retls, Spie~dtd Soen-
Trains leave Meaningless, CITY time, from DsIos,
se. Piss,5Srs :sa the %s:s. 3 :. NJ daily. WIN
F F:ass Gar S.I . Gsssas 8, .S a; s :s
BALTIMoRE AHD POTOMAC kAIL1OAD.
Tor Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagars
"a s.s saI saSsst SIN SIN
sss;e :.d Si:ssTs Fans. iisc = =. dss:s q.
r.: d ISIi {. me 8: H. sso a:, "a.
For New Yori and the East Sos Sos ana Da1ce eS
I'm. daily, s1csJt Sunday, with Parior Oars At
s.ssIt Sesa.y. emo 700 and s:40 ;: 2. deiiy.
Aooomnodation Tor Ssitmsrs. 1:So ,. n. daily,
sei PossS orsss LIN. s-ss .. =. end 4:ss ,. ..
%; zas.s ~; soc and 1850 .. =. and 4:so ,.
ALEXANDRIA FBIDIRICKeBUR9 HAIL-
WAY ANp ALEXANDRIA . wAsHIHaToH
sSI AIsIsIsT.;, g. .:seo; 10, 4 l,s,
Sor the south, via Eiohmend, 1870 ?. n. daily,
except sanday; and Vie Lynehburs, Sac .. n.
tram. leave AIs,andris for Washington, Q, rs,
3, ssId., =, n md 3; t;ao, .S g. and Ts.
sortSessi corner q ThssentS street and Penn
sna PennsyIT snis sSsnns. and 81 the Depot, Shsr:
orders can be left ror the checking Of BaGGags 70
>. n Bo!ps ys.s Gem PASSENGER Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. Gent Manager. janl-ly
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CHAsCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL
~ Estate slTUATkD NEAK TIE NAVY

By virtue Of decree Of the suprere COURT -
o. the District Of Colombia, rs.seI in csnse e.:H
No 4.647, EQUITY Doc IS, tbs under sign ed III
Trustee will offer for sale, ct pubic auction, In
front OF the premises. on THU RsDAy, the 80 day
day OF August. A. ID 1875, 1T g clock m ,
all tna' piece or parcel Of ground in the city OF
washington, District OF Columbia, known aud dis
tfrgufshed on the plan thereof as the north half
part or mr iety OF Let numb tsenty seven I7) In
Square nine hundred and seventy seven, (g77), i'm
prov ed by Frame Hou ~ -
Terms OF sale: One third ca b: balance Ia two
equal In stallments, at SIX and twelve mouths re-
speciyely to be secured by notes of the purchaser
b airing interest from day OF sale, and a reserved
lien. deposit OF $50 required at time Of sale
Convey cling at purchasers cost
JAMES HOBsN, Trustee.
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FALL OF AN AERoLrTE.-Mr. Al. White,
the engineer, while on watch at the door OF
the Weatherford engine house, about o'clk
yesterday morning. was startled by a sbarp
report like that of pistol, and Instantly
following some heavy su distance fell into the
street q few feet distant. Mr.. W. searched
Cor the mysterious missile, and found Inn
bedded In the hard street q peculiar dark
stone, OF the appearance OF dark flint, and
broken TO pieces and examined durins Inc
day by several scientific gentlemen, who
pronounced IL a genuine meteoric substance.
The probable solution IL that the explosion
occurred at a greater distance than wassap-
posed, and that this was but a small fragment
OF large 3rolite.-[ Louisville C0ln- Jour, l9th.
THE deaths Ia New ork last week were
997, decrease OF 3ol from the previous week.
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Foks F HSSESL Ikx;pY OF rH,1.k.
every MOEDAf, -wEDN EsDHY sx&S
folk. Returning, leaze Norfolk, Tuesday, Thurs.
Day and saturday, at p N. Fare. %: round trip,
FOB POTOMAC RIvEk LANDINGS.
ete.mer JNO: w. THOMPSON leaves Company
wharf, foot Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY, at IL,
m, for Currioman and intermediate landings, and
every FRIDAf att .. m, Tor Ooan River, stoDrins
ct intermediate landings.
Tor Information apply ct the ofncs Of the Dom.
pany. under the Metro politau Bank, 18th street,
opposite the Treasury, or 70 The Agent, ss the