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DIED.

youngest 81 n ds n n s ss
Crescentave., Planneld, n. j., on Tuesday at IL M
BRINTNALI-In Troy, y. " Friday. Feb. o. 1877 Col
Charles f. Brntnall age "a years
DEMAREsT-At Plainheld, N j., Monday 10th inst,
John Demaes junior member OF the firm Of Demarest
FSEer ser ices from his late residence on Wednesday, at Ga
9eCck Trains Leave loot 81 at O'CLOCK return
DUNHAM-At Irvngton Hudson Feb. IS, 1877, Carroll
Durham, NJ. d., In the asia year OF his age .
ton on Tuesday, Feb 30 at $50 Hudson River train
@ aDS cn S9 d 2GS AZ g Sdr"en vi"
EGLEsToN-At New Brighton s. T. on SUNDAY morning.
1ssss The family respectfully invited
on "Wednesday, the 2st inst. at l2ap n North Shore
FIELD-At Riverside Conn., Sabbath morning, Feb ID
Emily augustus s e aged 50 years Of her
law, r H. ockershausen, Wednesday. 2lst inst, ~
O'Clock m, New Haven train viii leave Grand Central De-
PE, to attsSd Without further notice
U4y s E53af an fSP the sGa u
Funeral services at the residence Of his law A. A.
Jayne, Centre and Hurbutsts Orange. " j. Tues
Christopher-sis ills Burial at Springfield n. J.
JENKs-At Arnonk Westchester Co.: on the 18th inst,
FSnr from wsst twenty Sd street Church.
Tuesday morning, 10Th inst, at 1880 o'clock
Teaec So Ia Broosn
Services at the Church Of the Holy Trinity Clinton aud oo.
tague ss TUESDAY morning the, 20th inst at o'clock.
Tie remains will be taken 10 Fairhe Conn., for nterment
Friends are requested not to send flowers.
McILvAINE-on the 10th inst the residence Of her SON.
inlaw John uewsOn, No. 43 West Seyenteenths ct,
Emily Mclvane widow OF the late Bishop OF Ohio.
Funeral services will BIO held in Cincinnati
REED-On Thursday, Feb. Is at her residence In Boston.
sarah p John II. Reed, and daughter Of the late
lothian ". Post OF this city
ROBERTSON-At Peekkil Feb Is, Catherine Robertson,
IN the s5th Of her
Funeral residence OF her James Robertson, AZ
Peekskill at = o'clock y. M. on Tuesday Feb. 20.
INS-suddenly in NewYork CITY Saturday, Fet
IL 1877 stephen A sieb5ins Of 7OI Fulton st. Brooklyn
aged iS years
Services iuerment at Colchester Conn, Tuesday goth
inst
TAYLoRAt his late residence 439 West Twenty hrstst
on 18th iust Robert Taylor In the 45th OF his
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
wRIGHT-on Monday Feb TO- at her residence in Brooklyn
Nancy Wright widow OF the late Amasa Wright aged
81 years.
Friends Of the family attend funeral services
the First Church OF Brooklyn Henry
Clark, on "Wednesday, Feb. 81, 1t o'clock
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THE TRIBUNAL-NO DELAYl
e Editor OF The Tribune

To the Edtt0r or The TrIbune
SIR: There seems at present some prospect
that the work the Electoral Commission may not DO
finished before the 4th OF March next when everybody
Knows IL would be perfectly easy to finish 1t before that
time II no plans devised for hindering It. But
whose wishes and plans shall decide In this Da'ter The
wishes and interest Of the whole American people or that
OF a few schemng politicians In Washington Now Is
the time for the people to speak and let their will be
known and their will Is law There no class OF people
who want the decision delayed Merchants do not want
II delayed professional men. artisans, mechanics farm
ers ali would be glad know the question was settled
Must trade be paray zed business stopped honest mon
ont Of employment aud their families wanting bread 10
crafty few potcansl 1t was tho wisest and best plan
that could be devised TO meet the present emergency
II fails do this what wiser measures can be resorted
TOT Let the people tell the men In Washington who
represent them " 80 about their own Dusnes ana not
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LATEST SHIP NEWS.
fFor other Ship Eeiss see Third Page.l

FOREIGN PORTS.
HAVANA Feb. 19-The steamship Columbus, Capt Reed
from New York. arrived here to-day.
DOMESTIC PORTS.
FRANCISCO Feb. l9Arrived ship Valley Forge, New.
York. Cleared ship Reaper Cork bark Navigator (Nor
BALTIMORE. FEB ls-Arrlved. schr w H. Kennel soper.
ton bark Mary agnes pacosa, carienas; schr Sophia
FORTRESS MONROE Feb i9Psssed from Norfolk baks
Fora Tor Cork Frier. Tor Falmouth
DARRS Ga, Feb. 9-Cieared, barks Svea (swed Cardiff
BALTIMORE, Feb is9Arrived steamship America Blup,
eiosa GER vack Bremen schr Laura e. Webb johnson.
Portland Cleared steamships VIM Ls%renGe HoTes Bos
Phladepha barks Norma tRuss Bowman, Koennssburg
P PoDee .1 Hattie l. pdr sa
Danied Bittan SOmers Savannah. Sailed barks Impera
oO FeS steamship Texas ships
Thrill LyerpcS; Ellen Gooispeed, liverpool Alexander
Prcvn esN arrivals sailed BARK Areasa
'E M@ 5Snf f5 FEE % sS.Es Schiller Ara
cam Doboy Feb - arrived bark scotia Liverpool; schrs
sailed scSTs Msry cSpsjn winington De Kate g. ebia
SON Baltimore revenue steamship Loas McJane NewYork
pool CircassIan Baltimore cortss NsMYcra p,
sinnitksOn orR Cleared bark George Charles
XmDoyJ and Eta NJ Barter satla 10 load for Newbury
NORFOLK Va Feb l9-saied. bark Montreal Liverpool
FORTRESS MONROE Feb l9Passei In for Baltimore, barks
ous bars Iero Nicci Draso Abion spcr@ento Maria
AISLE Geni and ConsgIio. for Queenstown; DoIins, sea
oporto; baTts Minnehaha. Londonderry Mathew Band.
Cuba Be%sa queen To 5er trace As
GirOmina Madre London, NJ Churchill, Newry. and ASe
fSns ad Ss asnsi
Almon Bird Jersey Cty ship Lake Michigan. Liverpool
sailed, bark Sacramento Galveston.
MEMORANDA.
PmnAPrLDHIA Feb l9The steamship Ontario. hence for
O'Clock this morning. She will reload and proceed
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PUBLIC OPINION.

There will be no more compromises on pO-
ltical questions in.ths country Presidential dispute
will again be submitted TO arbtration.-s Louis
Republican Qnd)
II it had only been telephone, instead OF
an ordinary wire stretching from Gramercy Park to
Portland, how much happier 8. j. I. would be to-day
Rochester Democrat ana Chronicle tRepD
Whatever may be said regarding returning
boards down SOUTH Ia very evident that they are no
match returning boards manufactured In Gramercy
Park by the nephew OF his uncle. boston Journal tRep)
Let us, however, give the conservative Demo-
Gratis especially southern Democrats credit Ior
their conduct To obey the law Is a plain duty bnt
there IL harm In praisng for doing their duty
New York Evening Post lind. RepD
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COUNTING THE VOTE.
Continued from First PnGe.

Illinois, and that the protest to the inegbilIty Oh
Chaffee az elector should be made He was soon
laughed down. however for having suggested that
one house should resolve to reconsider completed
act of the joint convention.
1t incidentally appeared from the debate that the
probable policy of the Democrats will be 10 ihs'St
upon the reduction of the army to 15,0Oo men, ana
to pass resolution through the House recognizing
the Nichols Government in Louisiana ana tue
Hampton Government in South Carolina leaving
the responsibility for the non-recognltion Dy 'he
Sonata
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BAYARD TAYLoRs LECTURES.

TIC UrSC OI MI DdyHTU IdyIOTS CUuFst Oh
Literature will be given at Assoca
ton Hall to-day at IL a. The proposal to give this
has been responded to in the most gratifying
manner the number Of season tickets already taken
being much larger than anticipated. 1t Ia now pro-
posed to repeat the course In Brooklyn commencing
week later. The lectures I'm this city will be given on
Tuesdays and Fridays, except the last which will take
place Thursday, March 49, the following day being
.nnlE ridnv
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Keeps Cpstem'shrts, made TO mensuve.-Nery best
~; obligation 10 keep OF KEEPS SHIFTS
less perfectly satisfactory OIL Broadway
The Regular Monthly Meeting OF the REPUBLICAN,
CENrKAL COMMITTEE OF 1HE CITY OF NEW-YpRK
viii BIO held Repubcsn Hail. Thirty third str BROAD
way. on TU ESDAY EVENING, 10th inst. at O'Clock
by order OF BENZ n FdELfSs fiesiaenA
T Miletop sV acIScp. sscrstariss
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TRIBUNE LOCAL OBSERVATIONS

tr, diagram shows baomees vsnaiion 10 th, ey ns
drsons Of tim. for ths - noeIs
preceding midnight The inessin ~h"hh Va, ~
he mere airy during those hoa"j
TRIBUNE OFFICE, Feb. 20, 1 a. ma rspid oconno "
Yesterday preceded the brisk cold winds OF
the evening The average temperature OF the day was
fraction of degree higher than that OF Sunday but the
fall at mdnigh, was 80 lower. continuance OF ths
cool weather Is indicated.
aty and cool winds may be expected to-day tomorrow
will probably be warmer and partly Cloudy
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20
THE sTRAKOSCH OPENING IN PHILADEL.
PHA

PHILADELPHIA, Feb. 10 The Strakosch
Grand Opera Company opened at krafys Broad street
Tbeater this evening" giving successful perform
anoa Of Fanst" The cast included Mines Pappenheim
and Galemberto the latter making her debut In America
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hinder the Electoral Tribunal and its work will soon be
finished TO the great relief and the satisfaction OF alt
Experiment NILS, Penn. Feb. 13. 1877. LLAH.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

"The heather may rage, and the people imagine
vain thing but the universal verdict Is that the people have
found q good thing In b. T. Babbitrs Toilet Soap
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

FAIRBANKS SCALEs.-The Messrs. Fairbanks
have run their immense full time during the
entire Winter In response To the question: "Where do
the scales all 7" would remind readers that the
United states Government lin the various departments)
has ordered 1000 during the past three yearSlSI
Johnsbury CaedOnian.
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MIDNIGHT WEATHER REPORT.

GOVERNMENT INDICATIONS.
For the Middle and Eastern States, rising
boIometer cooler north and west winds Increasing 10
tst mr. hieh for short te and clear partly cloudy
weather.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

You need not safer with Dyspepsia or Headache II you
will GINGER TONIC 1t Is the only eincaciouS
remedy for these distressing Ills
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

MIR EdHunds, who would have voted in the negative
nut who was detained home by sickness, was paired
with Mr. Thurman VINO would have voted IN the airma
tive Mr. Blaine would have voted ia the negative
was n so detained at home by sickness
The question then being the resolution OF MT. Sher
maE il was agreed to-Yeas, Al Nays, ga strict
party vote Those voting in favor OF the substitute as
aboye recorded voted against the resolution and those
who voted against the substitute voted for the resolution
Mr. Hamin rep, Me- said the Senate having con-
ended MS action the vote OF louisiana he moved that
the Secretary be instructed notify the House OF Rep
esentatves that the Senate ready TO meet that body
and proceed with the count OF the electoral vote.
Agreed to.
Mr. Sargent inquired II 1t was not necessary to inform
the House that the Senate had arrived at conclusion In
regard To the decision OF the Commission The Presi-
dent pro replied that that would be included In the
notification . -
The seiIate then, at 1886 D. m took until 10
o'clOck Tomorrow,
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6uetiai Notlees.

"Jspsnesquc.~
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

10 O'Clock tomorrow. and the Democratic members
remained the hall for the purpose Of holding caucus
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OFFICIAL PROCEEDINGS.
THE JOINT SESSION.

THE JOINT SESSION.
THE DECISION READ BEFORE THE TWO HOUSES
THREE SETS OF DEMOCRATIC OBJECTIoNs-Ap-
TOURNAMENT OF THE HOUSE WITHOUT DISCUS
SION
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 19.-The House at
10 O'Clock took further recess until 1880 NO BUSINESS
was transacted until l. the time being occupied IN pre-
pairing the hall for the reception Of tho Senate The gal
Ieries usual days when the court
is to proceed At IL the arrival Of the Senate was an
nounced and the entered the hail. the members
OF the House standing to receive Them The presiding
officer then said:
The Joint meeting OF Congress resumes Its session. Inc
objections presented to the certificates from the STATE Oh
Louisiana having submitted to the Commission the
two houses have reconvenCd To receive and consider to
decision of that Tribunal In writing by majority OF INC
commssi oners and signed by majority OF the cohs-
soners agreeing thereto. 1t will now be READ by the oec
rotary of the Senate.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

the Tilden electors, but that truth Il nuihed anu
crushed by this decision and first time, the VIII
OF majority OF the people Is expunged and reversed Wy
| the votes nf the Electoral Colleges.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1877-02-20

that tne sad not upon the very best set;
lied principles OF law The Constitution provides that
the Senate shall consist OF iwo dolsn states viii
not destroy the legal character VI tTdS hoIi
consist OF certain number OF Judges two or three
Vacancies will destroy tle iegal ehardcieI " .e
SUP to corporaions and special tribunals There were
certain commissions created Ior speciuc III WI ~
Phond he full TO enable perform an act put mere
the law creating this Tribunal GUARDS against ' ~
ePpnstitite GrorIln and If there be such majority
nreseut IL makes difference from WHAT ctisv .e,e to
hers are wilfully absent there be majority preseh.
the law is complied with. Now, N regard TO tne ens
it ~ cector the Commission decided that u was not
TO prove that certain electors were Ineligible
on the 7h Of November the day o. the election in9y
Jncidei that upon two graunds, first, Decalse III any
nent Of View the proof would be mmateria because
the substance of the Constitution tue snail al" he
eligible when they come to act; when they come To-
vote and at the time when they are ,h; Senate
nersons are ineligible u be members Vi thiS Do'o'
MIR. BAYARD's LAMENT
Mr. R.vard Dem Dell said, member OF the Eiec-
.o, connisson he had given all that he cod give Oh
earnest study patient labor. and devotion 10 secure
mat execution Of the law under which no was appointed
u labors and his efforts had been crowned ny iaure'
Deep his and h was mis- saEe for
~ a,oed 10 him not only did this decision OF the eight
members Of the Commission level IN Tue aus. az e h,
Masistre but 1t announced to the people 81 tns lana
thaf Truth and Justice, honesty anu lioraly "eio no
inn9er the central basis OF their pOlitical power
REMARKS OF MIR. LOGAN.
Mr. Logan tRep.. ILL.,, said he was not here when the
mi, creating the Electoral Commission passed. Had pa
heen here he would have voted against H. IL seemed 10
him thai there was an amount Of irritation on the part OF
bc disappointed portion OF Congress which was rather
,,rao,dnory lie den ed that Congress had the Hght
p 90 hehrnd the returns Of the Louisiana returning
Rnsyd and claimed that electors were State officers
SPEECH OF Mr.. WALLACE.
Mr. wallace De,n PENN said: The Senator from Ohio
Mr. sherman) says that no lawyer asserted the right to
m behind the RETURNS but the record shows that he him
self said that this bill gave that right when he resisted
It's passage, and two of the Commission MesSrs MORTON
and garfield 10 the debate. opposed the bill because 1t
gave that right The rejection OF the proof OF fraud by
The Commission admitted Its truth. This sound law
aud the Republican party cannot now say tue tacts are
nIe of I0nsana aud through them on the American
psopie, has been given voice and power to proclaim
liza. to Duiify truth, and to reverse the wll
Of Of q majority Of that people IL is false
that n majority OF the people OF louisiana nave
amounted The Hayes electors, but this decision
ocsius it 10 be true 1t true that they DID appoint
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ErSH. OYSTERS. DC,
WIN. Ii. SMITH s. CO.,

W. H. SMITH u co.
Dealers in
FRESH AND $ A 1T 4 5 II (,
Corporation Fish Wharf,
Alexandria, Virginia,
Would inform dealers and othors that they are
prepared to furnish them with Sill kinds of
POTOMAC FISH
at tho lowest possible prices. We would call
the attention Of buyers to the fact that our brand
has stood No. in market at all times, and VIC
intend to sustain our reputation in that respect.
All orders addressed to w. II. Smith & Co.,
Alexandria, Va, will receive prompt attention.
NH l5-3m
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WYE HAVE just received another iot Of
w GOOUpS PATEET "FaEH!. ES:;'
ICE CREAM FREEZEitS, CT MI sizas, .ro:G
gsllon up; also plain Frccze.s and Freezer
Buckets MCLEAN q UHLkl'
iolI lUT King street.
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FOR NORFOLK.

Tho elegant, new and substantial NJ ssTAD h
iron steamer LADY OF THE LAX lnsksS{ss8fssaasss
leaves the companys wharf, Washington, EV-
EkY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and FRI
DAY, 3. three o'clock p. H., and Alexandria nj
$40 D. m.; returning, leaves Norfolk EVERY
TUESDAY, THU HSDAY and SATURDAY,
81 o'clock y. IN. This limo connects st Nor.
folk with the ships of tho Merchants and Mi
ncr5' Transportation Company for Boston and
Providence, and affords tho cheapest and bcst
route TO those cities and their connections
throughout New England. Fare to Norfolk 81 !;
round trip So. TickoLs god until used.
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FOR NEW YORK

Tho ri s:taa.Hahips +. G. KNIGHT >ssase
hMd JOHH GIBSON leAvo tho COM StaSSaE
panys wharf, Alexandria, EVERY MON
DAI MORNING, and New York. from pier
ii East River, EVERY SATURDAY M four
o'cl3@k p. III.
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FOR THE POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS

Tho new aid commolious iron So \
built especially for this route, leavos tho com
pany's wharf, Washington, EVERY TUES
DAY, THURSDAY and SATURDAY, at
o'clock $. M, and Alexandria 81 $50 a: mi
returning, arrives EVERY WEDN ESDAi
FRIDAY and SUNDAY, at o'clock y. II.
This company makes close connections At Al
oxsndria with tho w. c.. V. IL. s. 4. :. II. Il.
20. ard with tho w. s. o. Il. il. Go. Freight
received Cor vii points, North and South,
handled with care and forwarded with prompt.
ness and dispatch.
For farther information apply TO
r. A. REED, Agent,
Jannoys wharf,
or at tho oniao Of the company, undor the Ma
tiona Metropolitan Bank 18th street, opposite
the Treasury Department. Washington.
,>e=a CLYDE'S STEAM LINES WEEK.
asSsG LY TO
PHILADELPHIA, PROVIDENCE AMI
BOSTON.
Stoamo?: laaTn Alexandria EVERY TU RS
DAY and leave Philadelphia EV ERR SAT-
URDAY, IL l. o'clock III. from Pier No N
Wharvos.
This line connects IT Alexandria with tho o.
A. s. NJ. sud W. IL q. 4. Rs, ana Ut Phiala
phia with tho now and popular Iron Line, t"l
Providence and Boston.
Freight forwarded with promptness and care
free OF commissions.
No charge for transfer in Philadelphia an(
no wharfage in Boston. Through TO Boston II
sxty-fvo hours. Through ratcs and through
bills of lading given. Insurance guarantnnd NJ
lca9 tan usuHl rates.
Agents:
=. A. REED, Alexandria.
WM. i. CLYDE 81 CO., Philadelphia
GEO. u. HYDE, Georgetown, u. 9.
JOHNSON BROS, Washington.
jan SIT
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WYNN. II. SMITH,
Wholesale and Retail Dealer in
OYSTERS, FISH, PRODUCE, &C., Sc,
No. Ii north Fairfax street,
Has constantly on hand Oysters Of the bost quail
ity from Norfolk and elsewhere received iresh
by steamers every day, and is prepared to fur
nish the trade at rs low prices as any house in
tho city.
ae-All orders intrusted to him shall receive
prompt aad careful attention. sep
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A1ExANnR1A GAZETTE AND VIRGINIA ADVERTISER.
STEAMERS.

TIVE POTOMAC FERRY COMPANY N
SPECIAL NOTICE-Both Fer. Ill.,
~ Boats will be on tho line between - Is
Alexandria and Washington on and after Sun
dsy MOTT tho 10Th OF May. running as follows:
LEAVE ALEXANDRIA
At + 80: 8 50, 80, 10 80 and II 30 8. M, and
II 80, 3O, 2 30 3 30, 4 30, $50, 6 &c. 30 and
p. 70. -
LEAVE WASHINGTON
At 80, 8 80. 8 80 10 30 and II 80 a. No., and
II 20. 80, 80, 3 90, 4 10, s 60 6 30, 7 80 and
p. IN.
ON SUNDAYS.
Leave Alexandria ut 80, 10 80, and II 80 q.
ID, and y 80, 80 . 80 3 So 4 80, 80, 6 80, 80
and S p. m.
Leave Washington at so. 10 30 and II 80 a.
m, and II 80 ~, 30. ~, 4 80, 3 81, 80, 30
and ) p. III.
GEO. II. PHILLIPS Manager.
SAML GKDNEY, Supt. my IL
TOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Or and sitter Monday, February g. LIZ 4
ST., tho steamer MATTANO, Capt. -
WIN. II. Bylrs, will be run "a follows: Leave
AlcxMndris EVERY MONDAY and THU Rs
DAY, from King street wharf, AT + 80 O'clock
u. III , Tor Landings on the Potomac rs far down
as NomiEi. Leave Nomini EVERY TU Els
DAY and FRIDAY MORNING, at & o'clock,
| Tor Washington, arriving carly tho saalG ovcn-
ing. Freight received daily.
feb - j. BkDDERS Sc CO., Agents.
INLAND & ShhbUAkD GOASTlNG co.
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TITO ALL WHOM II MAY CONCERN.
l. Please 10 take notice, that have been duly
appointed and qualified rs administrator with tho
will annexed of RlCupD. SOUTllEkN. dee d.
All persons having claims against ssid estate
al requested to present tho tho samo for so!tle-
mont and MI persons indebted thereto aro notih-
cd TO come forward and pay tho saTo to mo.
HENRY w. FEBREI,
; Admir- c. t. q. Of Richard Southern, decd.
ie l-2AWlm
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COR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
-,ii tn
DiDTt:iGI' OF GDhu Al Hlh

Ina G"nIn"iF r;!Gra Inr.E;.iiou facilities Tor
81" :c.nsI .yTL:.tir!i Of freight and passengers,
hi;,: xii! ;hniI gin..mGrs regularly rs lollows:
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given to clubs.
Circulars with further particulars may ho had
ON application.
THE LEONARD SCOTT PUBLIC. CO,
ana Al Rarclau et Naw Yorts