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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-06
To take effect
SUNDAY, MAY 10. iS7D AT 400 A. N.


AM Leave washington:
5;05-tNEW YORK, PHILA DELPHIA. AND BOs
TON EXPRESS. Ellicott City. on sundays to
nSpohs JnneiiSn jsssSp's, iiaRoyer. Elk Elk Ridge
and Mount winans. Breakfast at Relay station
stragburg, Winchester, Iiagerston, Frederick,
s,CO~tBAL'fiMoRE AID LAUREL EXPRESS.
siO-Pont OF Rocks, Piedmont, slrasburg' Winches-
ssoNEWs YURK a my bSEIf%PImfiA BOSTON
AND BALTIMORE ENPRkSS. Parlor Car to
s:35NtsT. Louis CMfCAGo, COLUMBUS, AND
P1TTsBURG EXPRESS. Frederick, Hagers-
Through car 10 stanton. Pulmun Cars to Gin
clnnaii daily Grafton to sandusky daily. except
OOO.tOn Sunday only-Bnltmore, Annapolis, and
lO;OOEBA LTIMoRE EXPRESS Stops at Bladens-
burg, College, Beltsyic, Laurel, Annapolis June
ton, Jessups, and Hanover
i?:l9-gGltim9re Annapolis, El!Icot CITY, and Way.
l:SoENEW YORK, lLADELPHiA, AND BOS-
l8-gt6n Sunday ony9 'StS aeG and Way
Sso.BALTIMoRE, BIABESs BURG, AND LAU
REL EMPRESS. Frederick, via Relay. Stops
Aa5ItRoinI q Rocks, Frederick, Hagsrstown. Win
Of Rocks sam and Way statioas only 5"S
s 1qd wnS st &KB BAL
TiMoRE EXPRES5, Norfolk, except sunday,
Norfolk passengers taken in the cars direct to
esoDPoiSt Of f Rocks ' AID Way " stations nav ~
aag MSy PR fSS' Elcot City via
si5.tCnicAGo, COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBuRd
EMPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago Pittsburg,
lG1SEfNEw York, PHILA DELPHIA, AND BAL,
Laurel. Sleeping car to New York and special
nooS ff$f" K6 SUI GSb TcSiiGNcfNNAr EXPRESS
tDaiiy. sunday only. Other trains daily, except
All iialns .lopnt Relay station. a. n.,,,.,,u, $500,
For further Information apply Mt the Baltimore aud
Ohio ticket ces-washiohgton Station and coz 6l0
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-06

GALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED REAL Is
~ TATE. No. 81 EAST CAPIrOL ST. n. T.

BY virtue OF "A decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia, passed September ID 1888. in
equity cause No, B,lCl, docket IS and confirmed In
general term October 10, ls7D Will offer Tor at
public auction, IN front Of the premises, MON
DAY, November \, Uti O'Clock y, M, the following
described premises viz: All of those certain pieces
OF ground, With the improvements thereon, laid
down on the ground plat OF the District of Columbia
as the Western part of original lot eleven and the
eastern part of original lot ten, IN squire number
seven hundred and eightyseven, beginning thirty
four feet md three inch west OF the southeast cor
nor of said lot eleven; thence west twenty-five feet;
thence south one hundred aud ten feet 10 thirty:
loot alley thence along the lines and angles of said
OF the southeast corner of said lot eleven; thence
north one hundred and tweyeight feet to the place
Of beginning; improved by new three-sory brick
dwelling
Terms of sale-One.third of he purchase money to
be pnid in cash the day o. sale five days there
after, one hundred dollars of which shall be paid MS n
deposit the day OF sale and the balance In three
equal insullmcnts of six twelve and eighteen months
from the day OF sale for which the purchaser shall
deliver to said trustee his prOmssory notes dated on
the day OF sale aud to bear Interest at the rate of
per cent. per annum. All conveyancing at the cost
Of the purchaser The property will be sold subject
TO deed oil trus OF 900 bearing interest OF the reie
OF 10 per cent per annum, n OF which will more
cause. BEiNA a, LOCKWOOD, Tru tee,
$40 street, Washington ID. G.
FD The above sale is pos ponel until FRIDAY, No
vember 18th, ut o'clock p. M at same place.
BELNA A. LOCKWOOD, Trustee,
6l9 I street, Washington, ID. e.
DUNCANSON BROS, Auctioneers MOB
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MISCELLANEOUS.
A MOMENTUM uELoDK
The Power and Influence of an Old Swiss
National Air.

lNs ana influence OF an VIA SWISS
National Air.
Mr. Edward King writing to the Boston Journal
about the Rdn- dts Idchc'. says;
This peculiar and touching melody Is said to
have as great fascination for mon and women
born In switzerland as for the animals which listen
delightfully."- To- It's sounds. What is there in this
wild march which has great fascination for
the swtzcr that as Jean JACQUES Rousseau tells 10
US il was formerly forbidden, under penalty OF
death, to play 1t to Swiss troops. rs II made them
80 homosck that they would either desert or
away from their beloved mountains? RAM In the
Intuis of French switzerland, means procession
ean s s sSf F0a R to @ Is the PT Ss
long and weary confinement Of winter in the barns
IN the villages is over. The mir is so beautiful that
Anne of England cndeayOrcd to naturuize Ii in
Great Britain. that the famous Stuckhnusen made
great reputation and immense sums OF money by
singing 1t ut concerts and that II has been ceebrat
ed In dozens Of poems. at Is in the mountain
alone that II can be well heard" says Bride ON
the spot where u was originally sung or played by
the herdsincn, among the rocks Of the Alps, az
the door OF a rhnlet. II must have the accom-
punlments OF nature the noise of n torrent aud the
rustic OF the us, which serves continual bass;
The voice ni The echo, which repeats aud rrulongs
II, and the lowing Of the kline, which answer IT.
the music Of Their bells which miuge with It, ling
ling sounds nj unequal intervals IL Is OF greatest
effect IN our oiues sOlitudes aud to give to
our Alpine landscapes something solemn and
mysterious, above all when 1t is played at night
at distance where one can see neither the
players nor the instruments, aud when the
absolute silence of Tie place and hour is sud
denly broken by the simple. sad almost
Wild moduHtOns the repetition Of which is not
monotonUus. "lheard 1t IN my youth among my
native mountains adds the good Brldcll, and
after forty years 1t still fingers in my heart" The
organist III the cathedral renders the wild aud
melancholy RAM with all the brilliant and sur
prising effects of which the munstrous organ Is
capable, and 1t is not too much to say that tie re-
suit quite OyerpOweing especially If the traveller
arrives IN Fribourg at nightfull and enters the
cathedral in almost absolute darkness lie seems
TO be sitting IN some cave listening to the voices Of
The W ind, the snow. the torrents and the shepherds
horn in the mountains.
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FuTUIiE DAYS.
rTNRUsTEEs SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
L o. NOVril q STREET BETWEEN NORTH
CAPITOL AND FIRST Siiii3ErS EAST

by virtue Of deed OF trust dated November H. lS73
aud dul recorded November II. 1873. IN lbpr No - ,
folio ~ one Of the land records Tor the Dslrct Of
Columbia, and at the request OF The party secured
thereby, Will sell ut public auction IN front uf the
premises on TUESDAY, the itit day OF December.
1873 at clock ~ m. the GLOWING rCAl estate known
ns lots ~, ~ 81 and ". fWilinm u. 10 las recorded
subdlv sion I TART OF square No Co. together with
the improvements thereon, consulting ofa brick aud
frame clearinghouse.
Terms OF snle according 10 tie conditions OF said
deed OF trust, to wlt The amount of Indebtedness of
one thousand 90 " dollars, with interest ut the rate
often ltr cent. per lut, rom tile lIth day OF sep
TENDER 1873 to day of sale also tie expenses OF sa
In cash and the balance by notes for SIX and twelve
months with interest from day Of sale secured by
deed Of trust un the property sold. Geposit of one
hundred dollars 70 BE- paid at tile time Of sale and all
convcyunciny at the expense of the purchaser. Terms
OF sale 80 be complied with l six days nom day of
sale lse the trustee the right TO resell AZ the
risk aud costs OF the deiuit & purchaser.
JOHN KlLblAN, Tr stee.
DUNCANSON BROS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-06

rVNRUSTEES.SALE or IMPROVED PROPERTY
Il On SEVENTH STREET n. E, BETWEEN
n A IN

TVNKVSTEE'S.SNIE OF IMPKONED PItOPFNTY
Il ON SEVENTH STREET n. Il, BETWEEN
EAND Il STREETS.
by virtue OF II deed of trust. bearing date on the
first day of May, ls7T aud recorded IN Liber NO. $50,
iOlio 80 of the land records of the Dis Tict Of Co
lunbn, aud ut tie written reque OF the party Sc
cured thereby. the undersgn trustee Will sell at
public auction IN front of the premises on WEDNIS
DAY the twelfth (t.) day Of November, at the hour
OfI O'Clock D. M, lots numbered eigcteen (lS), nine
teen Q0l and twenty (2O) in Moses Key's recorded
subdivision OF Qunre numbered eight hundred aud
ninety two (sr2, said properly bting improved by
dwelling house numbered live hundred and five OOH
Oh seventh street northeast
Terms of sale One fourth cash; balance in six (G)
twelve (l2) and eighteen (s) months for the deferred
payments tie notes OF the purchaser bearing interest
at the of az per Centum per annum. pJya-
Bile half yearly aud secured satisfactorily on the
property sold or all cash at the option OF the pur-
chaser If tie terms Of sale nre MT compiled with
IN five days from the day of sale the trustee re- erves
the right to resell said property at the risk an cost
of the deia llung purchaser deposit Of 200 will be
required when the property is sold. All conveyance
ing aud recording the eN pense of the purchaser
JOS. G. g. KENNEDY,
nOyt.uGds Trust q.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-06

A GOOD sound, sensible, servceable seven-year-
"A horse, dark bay, back pint. Address DAN,
blican office.
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Supreme Court of the United States.
WEDNESDAY. November 5, 1879.

WEDNESDAY november D. 1917,
No. 45.-Thc Gilbert Il Barker Manufacturing
Company, appellant vs. The Walworih Manulhc.
turing Company. No. 3T-The Gilbert ~ Barker
Manufacturing Company, appellants, vs.. The Cole
man H-eumatic Gas Works Company; argument
commenced by Mr. William Stanley for appellants;
no further argument desired by the court.
No. 46.-David A. Cowell, plaintiff in error, VS..
The Colorado Springs Company; this cause was
submitted on printed arguments by Mr., H. c. ALE.
man for the plaintiff In error. and by Mr. +. w.
PitRin for the defendant in error
No. 47-ChRrlcs II. Holden, appellant VS. The
Freedmans Savings d Trust Company ct al; argr-
ment commenced by MIR W. A. heloy for the ap-
pellunt and continued by Mr. Thomas H. Talbot
for the appellees,
Adjourned until tomorrow Mt 70 clock
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GEORG ETOWN NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

At the last regular meeting of the Young Catholic
Friends Society the following officers We're elected
for the ensuing year: President, NJ. 0'DOnohue /;
vlce-president, John alsh: corresponding secrc-
tary, Dennis I. Ready treasurer, james Heenare /;
bookkceper, j. Keenan,; steward, James Mancque [;
trustees, Daniel Mclaughlin, Daniel O'Leaty,
Daniel Ready, Hugh Matterson, John j. Cook and
John Hanan.
Joseph passeno a well-known citizen of George.
town, is lying i'll ut his residence. The attending
physician states that his patient is affected with
gastrc fcyer. and is I'm a bad condition generally.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-06

HANDSOME FRAMED CHROMOS.
GLASSWARE, liEAUTlFuLNASES,
AND OTHER USEFUL ARTICLES
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NIH 7 stTeVI, WAsHlIlsIOl, u. Z.
RY b. II. WARNER. Real Estate Auctloneer

Under and by virtue OF deed OF trust date Au-
gust - 1875, and duly recorded In liber No. ss7 ut
folio l70 ct seq, one OF the lanh-recOrd books OF
Washington County District of Columbia, and mt the
request of the party secured thereby the undersigned
Will, on WEDNESDAY the l2th day of November,
A. ID. 1870, ut $3.50 O'Clock D. in front of the prem
ises proceed TO sell all that cert lin piece or parcel OF
ground situate lying ana being in the city Cf Wash
ingtOn and District of Columbia and known on the
map or plan said city as the centre twenty tOl teet
same on Pierce street, twenty feet from the south
west corner of lot No. 90 and rum ny thence west
twenty feet, thence north 1886 feet "a inches thence
east twenty feet thence south i feet ia inches 10
the place OF beginning together WITH al the improve
ments thereon
Terms OF sale: One-thiri cash, balance IN twelve
anu eighteen months deferred notes TO bear Interest
and to he secured by deed of trust the property.
All cOnveyRncng ut the cost OF the purchaser. A
deposit of 500 viii be required when the property IL
knocked down. If the Terms oil sale are not com.
Piled with in seven days the property VIII b. rcsod
ut the risk of the deuulting purchaser.
nol-d JOHN n, OLIVER Trustee,
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DKOPOSAlS FOR PLASTER WORK AMI
i JOlNE - WORK.
OFFICE or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
InEAsIEN lEnA NIM Vt.

IWTlANVNN y
WASuISGTOS, d. c., Oct. n, lS5OJ
Sealed Proposals viii b. ived at this office UNI
I'll l. M on tho 18TH day Of November lS1O for All the
Plaster Work, and also for all the Juners' WUrN
CURED for the building tor the United states Bureau
OF Engraving and Printing, In This city, IN accord
unce with drawings and specifications. Copies OF
specifications and any additional information may no
hud on app cation at THIS office or the office Of the
superintendent, where drawings may be- seen. Draw
ings and specifications may also be the offices
OF the Suptriutcndeuts OF GOYornmCut buildings in
the following cities Boston, New York, Philadel-
phla 81. LOUIS, Cincinnati and Chicago
~ a. NIL,
nol-eO3 Superv slug Archltpct.
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AUCTION SALES.
TO-DAY.
TINTED STATES MAnsuAEs SALE

by virtue of vii OF neri Ecrs issued out OF the
clerks Office OF the premp Cr OF tie District of
Columbia, sud to iue directed sell ~ pubncsae.
for cash nj the CDiri house Gu' 81 sad Dis ret
THURSDAY, thu dth iGy Of Suvciubpr. -, ut IL
O'Clock NIL the right iitr. claim. hu Inc interest
OF the defendants ~ ana 10 the following described
property, to wit Lots n os. and ~ ~ ltnmmuud q
GittBg5 subdivision a., part o, original lot ~, in
square 75l IN the city Of washington, said District
together with all and singular The Improvements
thereon, levied upon us the property OF Cotir"ll
Broters 10 satisfy execution No i,l2i Mt law IN
favor Mtruh Muktly.
FRED'K DOUGLASS,
q. 5. Marshall. u. e.
JOUN SHERMAN. Arctionrcr. oc 7.1is
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VNTANTED-A Drug SlOre-Pnrtlcs DESTROYS of
w selling can find u purchaser by communicating
With w, Republican Office. state location, price
md reasons for ceiling; strictly confidential. nos
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A WORD to the wise. Gfyou are troubled with
Cough or Cold procure bottle Of DR. Bulls Cough
syrup at once Its use may save you from severe
SICK ness. Your dIuggSi kpens IL. Price % cts
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M.iRKTID.

GREEN-MACGRtGoR- September 20. at Con-
cord stafford County, Va tn Residence the BRIDES
luther, by The liev H. Ros-er Green oi Rockville,
Md, j. MARSHALL GREEN and ISABELLA, second
daughter OF John II. aud Mary f. MacgregOr, for
merIy Of Washington.
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THE DISMAL SWAMP CANAL FOR SALE AT
PUBLIC AUCTION.

| 10y LEIGH BROS. x PHELPS Real Estate Agts.
- and GenerMl AucllOmeers. Nc. NJ Main street,
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OF same person Al No. $40 Broadway, New YORK.
The particular attention of the public j. called TO
the tact that the entire number Of the Tickets for
each monthly nrowing is sold, and consequently all
the prizes In each drawing are sold and drawn anu
PAID This Is not the case With any other company,
All our Grand Extraordinary DrRwlngs are under
the supervision and management OF GENERALS q.
y. nEAukEGAkD and JuBAL A. EAhLY.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-11-06

n experienced copyst desires writing from pat
IA ent or other attorneys, or VIII correct and pre-.
pare manuscript for the press, assist translator &C.
AuuIesS y w Al Llty 4 " nOB
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GRAND OPENING.
sos SEVENTH STREET,
Opposite the Postonce one door from Il street),
WASHINGTON.
TheGreatAt|antic & Pacific Tea Co,

Established IN New York IN 1900
Have established Branch House ut the above OcR-
lion. and have stocked II with the best and richest
mpOItNt Ons OF
NEW CROP TEAS ANDSELE TED COFFEES.
Which tncy sell To consumers IN any desired quantity
at the very luWeft Wholesale prices
In opening Branch House IA this city we would
say we are no strangers is Ne have been long and
have iroM time 10 thno patroni2Cl our Baltimore
stores, where we ate dong large ana very success
iul business,
10 thos. who have not alrcay trlcd our TEAS, we
would saw II You really want GOOD TEAS, come and
ste Ms and ring your hlpucs
Their isno WorS bargain than bad teas, nor amy so
dear Uud d supporting, We want to glvo the PEOPLE
Of Washington tAc oppuNulty OF enjoying wen;
iiHNOitd cup that cheers Il young ~ well Ms the old
heart, end Leaves 40 tnplras,nt sensation to lGgret
Its use, Everyone Is looking lr Good Teas and those
who have hi4ero RNied % iind so precious COM
modify should give us ira -
OUR COEFEfS WILL SPEAK FOR THEM;
SELVES They vau'l be surpassed for quality and
chcnpncSs. We would specially invite the attention
Of uOtel-keepers, Restaurants, &C. nnd request am
inspection Of our great variety OF Cuhees Our very
extensive cNperieuCe gives rs the knowledge requi
so 10 place before purchasers the Best Selected
stock Of tOices ever offered to the public IN IA city
They are strictly pure and nesh Our roasting Is
done By the most improved machinery, retaining u
greater parce tgBe Of the Htomus than formerly. one
trial VIII convince the most sreplc0l that oGd SEW
ENfH STREET opposite the POstoflce, one door
irOm ~, ID the place To buy tie most delicious COlees
al u lower price than elsewhere,
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RESTORATION OF HEARING.
From the high Endorsements with which Or. Won
MOschZlsker came here was duced to place my
self under his for of ca arrha deafness
which gave a great deal of uneasness His treat
ment proved perfect success. / consider him n
physician of great skill and Judgment think II but
II Just tribute to him to make 1t known To all who
need his medical services that 1 have the utmost
confidence In his professional abilities. Call him
at go n nineteenth street
THOS. SOMERVILLE'
National Brass Works.
WAsuINGToS, October u.s. 1879
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Legal.
JOHN o. EVANS
R'lEOPOsAG.S.
NATIONAL MUSEUM BUILDING COMMIs.)
N SION, SMITHSONIAN INSTITUTION.
OFFiCE OF TIE SECRETARY,
WASluNUTuS, ID, g., October n, 1870

Sealed proposals will be eceiyed By the Natlonai
Museum Buildng Commission, Washington, ID. q.
until IL m on iVenber - ls1N Tor supplying, deliv
erng and setting up complete working Ordera low.
pressure steam ho ,ng appHru. Us Tor heating III re
proof building now being Ciud for the Nat iuuu Mu
scum the amtus 70 be constructed I'm accordance
with the reGurements Of the specifications, copies OF
which, ANA any additional Information, my he had
ut the Office OF Z uss AZ SChuze, architects. CorcOran
building 5. r. BAIRD,
nu5-2aw3w For National Museum BUd'g Comm
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FOR SAhE-MOUSES.

DRlCE 500, Pawn ticket for II large fine diamond
Il stud; cost sll5 pawned recently Tor so. Address
CASH, this Office. nos
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[SOn of Gov. Bishop of Ohio
DR. Won MOschzlsker operated very successfully
on my eyes and restored my sight.
W. S. BISHOP
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TO WHOM IT MAY CONCERN:
We. the undersigned, citizens Of Philadelphia, take
pleasure in certifying that DIR L. AVON MOSCIIIIS-
RER has been resident of our city for some years.
during which he has acquired distinguished reputa
ton actltiOner In diseases OF the Eye. Ear and
Throat. He has also. during some time past, been
Professor and clinical Operator In of orr Medical
Institutions. We recommend him to the cordial sup
port of the Press and the confidence OF the commun-
lies he may lit to visit.
NJ McAIICHAEL Mayor ofthe City.
f. w DAVIS, Speaker House Rep, Pa.
JNO w FORNEY, Editor Press.
CHAS MCCLINTOCK. Morning Post.
PC ELMAKER, u 5 Marshal.
JW GRAYSON, Mercury.
A Il WEIGH.
HON A w MCCLURE.
Gle WARRINGTON, Evening Telegraph
Ell FIiArHERSrONE, Evening Bulletin
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thank you very sincerely for the relief received
from our treatment my hearing, which has been
seriously impaired. the result OF an excessively Sc
we're cold. d. w. VOORHEES,.
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n,RAVELEWN, Guide.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

The Great Double-Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, NORTHWEST, WEST AND SOUTH.
WEST
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Louisiana State Lottery Companv.
CAPITAL PRIZE, $4,000.
'ICk ELS AT TWO DOLLARS EACH.

1851 Prizes, amounting TO-, sllO 100
Responsible corresponding agents wanted al all
points, to whom u nOeral compensation Will be paid
Write, clearly stRtng ful address iOr further ,niOr
nation or send orders 10y express or mail addressed
only " -
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STEAMROAT LINES.
INLAND AND sEABOARD CoAsTING COM
PASI,
FOR NORFOLK, EOR1R ESS MONROE
IND THE SOUTH.

Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE S.I16s
WILL leave Washington on MON t.[algSztasot-
DAYS. WEDNESDAYS aud FRI err szSasszis4tIss
DAYS, at D. M, stopping az Pinpy POiut anu Point
Lookout connecting with slpHmuTs 10 Boston, New
York and Richmond, and railroad lines South,
Leave Norfolk TUESDAYS, THURSDAYS aud
SATURDAYS ati y. IN.
First ella tnre,."",,S2 90 Round trip,.."..,.s3 90
SocOndclalS i,ire...Sl.5J Rounl trip,,..,.,,S2 ~
EOR POTOH.IC RIJER LANDINGS.
Steamer JOHN W, THOMPSON leaves sixth
street wharf every Monday and ThuTsdGy, far
down AS NOmni' Thursday and Saturday for Curl.
AN and LeOnArdtOwn, stopping at Intermediate
landings gong aud returning,
STEi VI EgtS FDR VIEW YORK.
The Steamers JOHN a BISON aud E O. KNIGHT
alternately leave Pier II East RIVER, New York ev-
cry Saturday, n, .. m; Georgetown Friday morn
lug and Alexandria same day.
Freight taken at lowest rates Apply at once, under
National Metropolitan Bank, Fifteenth street or office
OF agent foot of Sixth street, Washington AND % Wa
ter street. Georgetown. sAM'L BACON,
sb2S President.
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STEAMER MATTANO Captain
y William IL. Byles), on aud alter ,gf<1pp--
April 10 leaves wharf foot OF sixth iszalkxSSEsaSS
anu streets every tuesday, Thurs S,AreRfkS-SstsO
day, aud Sunday, mt n. M, for he Potomac River
landings, ON sundays for MattoN Greek, Colton's,
and landings In 81, ement's BAY, ON Thursdays for
MRttoN Creek and landings in WiComlco river ON
Tuesdays OrCotOns aud landings IN Nomlni Creek.
Returning on Monday, Wednesday and Friday mora
lngs making Intermediate landings. Also chapel
Point on Wednesdays, coming up.
For further Information inquire at offices OF @. L.
SHERIFF., No SIS and llll Pennsylvania avenue or
at ONCE, foot OF Sixth and streets southwest
my2Stf q n, JONES, Agent