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PROBATE COURT,

JUSTICE A. ID. HAGSER PREsIDTNG.-GeorgoB Bogus,
guardian to Julia and Rebecca 0'Sulllvan, on bond
of 81 900.
In the estate of Clarissa IIeiss. deceased. Final
notice issued TO executor appointing Friday, April
T. for settlement.
Return of service by marshal on John ]. Light
foot, executor of Daniel Lightfoot.
Petition of G. W. Candee for administration on
the estate Of Elizabeth German, deceased filed.
In the estate of George W. Riggs, deceased Or
der of court in relation to certain debts
In the matter of the estates of Franklin and
Annie steele. Argued by counsel. Administrator
required to give additional bond and further action
adjourned until next Friday.
Adjourned till eleven n. M. Friday
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BALTIMORE March N.-FlOur unchanged aud very
hrm Howard street and Western superiine 50 COO
$50 do extra a. 1905 s.; do family, 20 0Oa7 OO city
Mills superfne, IS 1904 60 do extra, a 1000 20; RIO
brands, 50 75 Patapscu family 81 20, COrn-Southern
higher; Western Inactive and hrmer southern white,
Sl@ SIC; do yellow, 72C73c Western mixed. spot, TIA
79ac; March, 724C asked; April 72k0q731C; June "a
Gq7iAc. Oats steady and quiet; southern, 52dd5c,
Western white, 530g55c; do mixed, 5SB5ic; Pennsy-
Vanla, 63G55C, Hay dul prime to choice PennBylVa.
MIA ana Maryland, 80 OO@E 90 Provisions quiet
mess pork, tl7 5OGls 0o bulk monts-shOuders and
SS4e oiegr rib sides, ile hans, l2N@lS,.c lard, re-
roll 25G SIC. Eggs firm at lGgl7C Coffee strongi RIO
eargoes ordinary 10 fair, ga Toe, Sugar hrm A son.
csc. Whisky firm AZ VI l7Dl IS Recepts-FlOuT,
1850 barrels corn, 1921 bushels; oats 1915 bushels
Shipments-Corn 22,55s bushels. Sales-COrn, l0 02G
bushels.
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Justice Hagner, in the Equity Court, yesterday
granted Abraham Brown divorce from Rebecca
Brown. They were married March Is, 1866, in
Washington and went to housekeeping in South
Washington and lived together for three months
when the defendant left tho complainant and Te-
manned away for about four months. during which
time she gave birth to malo chi Id, which lived
about eight months after birth. The omplnlnant
charged the defendant with criminal intimacy
with some other man, and she admitted that he
was not the father of the child and that II was
conceived prior TO their marriage. on the 18th of
October 1866. the defendant returned to the COM
plainant, and they lived together for about two
months, when she again deserted him. and has re-
manned away uninterruptedly for fifteen years
The complainant has frequently asked his wife to
return and 1.-Two with him, hut She has rnfnsnh
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UNITED STATES supREME COURT,

Tie following business was transacted in the Sill
preme Court OF the United States Tuesday;
On motion Of Mr.. O. j. Hillyor, n. b. Stonehill
esl of san Francisco, Cal, was admitted TO practice
ON motion of w. II. Armstrong Oscar Fonst, esq,
of WalscntOwn Pa, was admitted to practice.
On motion Of Mr.. Alfred Russell, II, +, BrOwnson
esq, Of Detroit, Mich, was admitted 10 practice.
No. 22a stephen and Thompson Bird, executors
Nc, planfs In error vs. The Louisiana State Bank
Argued by Mr.. Charles W. HOrner for defendant In
error and submitted on printed arguments by Mr..
James Mcconnell for defendant In error and by Mr..
n. n. MerTick for plaintiffs Ia error.
No, ~. Bridge, Beach y Co., appellants vs. The
Excelsior Manufacturing Company ot al. Argued by
Mr. r. H. Parkinson for appellants ana by Mr.. S. s.
Boyd for appellee.
No 225, Emily sullivan ct al, plaintiffs In error vs.
u, Burnett ct al Argument commenced by Mr. W,
y. smith for planting in error, continued by Mr.. q.
l. b. Valiant for paintfs In error.
Adjourned until Wednesday at twelve o'clock,
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

A postmasters commission has been issued to
Philip Grove, Strnsburg.
The members Of tho Legislature, which meets
on Thursday, are beginning to arrive in Rich
John W. wrlghthas been appointed receiver for
the Virginia Protective Insurance Company Of
Richmond.
Judge Andrew Cameron Of Allegheny County,
Is critically III, and very little hope for his recOv
cry is entertained.
Rev. James W, Harrison, local preacher Of the
N. y church, died In Petersburg Friday Of ty-
phOid pneumonia.
The farm Of Dr. r. E. Moore, in wythe County,
ms ms oeen sold TO George w. SunfOrd and b. II.
kitchens for $500
The citizens of Newbern are assured that the
norfolk and Western Railroad will be extended
to that place by the fall
=, The people Of stanton aud other points in the
valley complain that they are unjustly denied the
advantages of the " fast MALL
The farm of tho late Thomas Rice 1872 acres, in
Rockingham County, has been sold to Mrs. Mary
X. Price for $500 per acre cash.
=, a Dinwiddie fox. hunting party, consisting Of
thlry riders-lNdics and northumberland
three brushes n few mornings ago.
James NJ. Butt, u leading merchant OF Norfolk
was MORALLY injured on Monday by falling from
the fourth story through the elevator hatchway.
Patents have been issued to John C. Hale OF
stephens City for piston Franklin 3. Hunt, Rich.
mond, rolling Golfer; Thomas +, Wise, Richmond,
plow attachment.
Rev. J. II. Wallace, the oldest member of Ablng-
don Prosbytery aud probably one of the oldest
ministers In Southwest Virginia, died in WASH
ington County Tuesday last, aged eghy.two
years.
The Rev. James NJ. Armlstead, of Knoxville,
Tenn, has accepted call to the pastoratc OF Zion
Baptist Church, Norfolk, aud viii be present and
preach his first sermon ON the fourth Sunday in
this month.
The project of starting nail factory in Lynch
burg Is being ngitated, and several wealthy CAPT.
talists have Indicated willingness to take stock
in the enterprise IL would be of more value TO
That city than half a dozen tobacco factories.
southwest Virginia is every year rapidly in.
crensing in importance as tobacco section. With
white Burnley on the limestone land and yellow
Pryor on the frecstone, this section will In few
years furnish wrappers and filters for the State
Az old Sandy Hook pilot, Mr. Peter Bailey, re-
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United States Marshal,s Sale.

By virtue of writ Of er fauias issued out of the
Clerks oCo OF the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Columbia ana to directed VIII sell at pubic sale
for cash, ~ tho door Of the Courtouse Tor snd Dis
trlct on WEDNESDAY, the 2gh day OF March, 1882 at
Y o'clock NJ all the right title claim and interest Of
the defendant In and to the following prop
ery 10 witt The south half of subot number sixty
two (l In j. f. Omstcads subdivision of part of lot
twelve O2D, square az, recorded In Iber IL. d. o.
folio FL Surveyors office. said District together with
all and singular the improvements thereon. Levied
upon the property olSllasS Huntley to satisfy Exc
cntlon No. Go6, equity favor OF Charles G. luntlcy
q. r.. HENRY, 4. $. Mnrshals
Tuos. DowLINa, AuctiOnrer. fe2l-dts
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April. May. June. IAprn. May. June
New York Genera, Market.

NEW YoRK March li-F lour-SouthCrn unchanged
and demand light common to fair extra, 20 lOGg6 GO
good 10 choice do 90 ZOOS 90. Corn opened 'tGoisc
lower, afierward recovered and advanced l5mIGc,
closing very firm AT the best rates; good export de-
mand; more doing In options; lBgraded, G6sMiigC
No. 8, 7Sn13'ec steamer, 7iaG No, 2, Th6G734c for
new; 72SgMNi5c for old; 7bc for choice canal; N0.2
March, 7l&d52sc closing at 72lsc; April, 724W7lAc
closing NJ 18AC. Oats '4CbbaC lower and more Uuiug
closing tlrmer No. e. 50tc Coffee unchanged IN price
and very quiet. sugar dun and somewhat nominal
and weak yellow Z, l4a1hC; white exLraC sSas ,ic
yellow do, 1AaQQ8C yellow, 7M7hC oil a, SsRt1NAHC;
mould A, 0NG; standard A, sAcdfS 81; CONFECTIONERY
4, sec cut loaf, l0c crushed, asc powdered H4s0
gsC graduated, 3,l6c; Cuhes, CSC. MOlussea steady
and moderately active. Rice very firm; Carolina ana
Louisiana, 5's(G79iC. Pork held very firm; export
spot, S6 2jml0 800 new do quoted AT sT 2jGl7 o0 do
April, az l5@l7 IS Middes dulli prices nominal In
v3ic long and short cleag half aud half 0,5c. Lard
opened 2lltrdC lower, Anrrwprd recovered aud adj
VRnCed a trHe, closing strong; sales prime steam,
spot 80 O0G0 70 March ClOsugRt s075 year, $40 i7s
GO 52s; city steam, $40 60; refined quoted NJ 81 10 for
g pnntlunnI
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A case OF smallpox was developed Monday
evening in house No SO5 Virginia avenue south
east. This makes the sixth case in this dwelling.
A case has been found IN house No, 1921 Fourth
street northwest.
case was discovered yesterday at No. 10 q
street northeast. The patient, u white man, was
removed TO the hospital and tho house disin-
fected.
General Hazen has sent communication to the
Health Othcer stating that smallpox Is spreading
rapidly among the negroes on the Arlington estate,
Ia Virginia, and he deems IL advisable 10 isolate
them and prevent them from coming into tho
city, DR., Townshend viii take steps In the matter.
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ALEXANDRIA, March n The market was quiet
aud unchanged Flour in good supply aud limited
demand. Offerings Of wheat light with sales Of ono
lot ofdamaged low grade AT u 2sa do mixed q u 49,
or rye offered Very little country produce coming In.
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ZEAL ESTATE.
The OnicinI transactions NJ Recorded
Yesterday.

Mr.. j. Il. oimstoad presents the following transao.
tons In real estate In the District yesterday as re.
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds.
CRY PROPERTY,
on sixteenth street west between o and + streets
north, sublot us (2l feet inches by l2j feet inchoa
square Isl, George V. Leech ct al. 10 AbncrO v.
LeeCh, nominal.
on street north, near corner Of Tenth street
west part OF lot (2if feet by dcpth) square 87s,
Elizabeth A. Farce q NJ to the Washington Pod Pub
fishing Company, eiipq0.
On South Capitol street, between q and " streets
south, part Of original lot 3 (8B feet by ia2 feet
uChesl square 705 Elizabeth $. stewart TO John ".
Herrell and j. n. O'Ncal, flC0
ON N street north, between Fifth and Sixth streets
east sublot % Us by 100 feet, square $50 Margaret
Kelly To Mary O'COnncll. nominal.
ON Nc street north. between Fifh and sixth streets
east suhlOt (2l by Is ieet) square ss Mary OCon-
nell to Margaret Kelly, nominal,
on q street north, near corner Of Twelfth street
cast part OF original lot 40 by NJ feet, square
gS2 George Mason to William H. Lewis, $500
COUNTY
on Prospect avenue sublot % 90 feet by depth OF
q tract known Widows Mite, a. Hyde, trustee, to
Helen Rand Tindnll $3.50.
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Remove the cause by regulating the bowels by
nerves with Simmons Liver Regulator. Tryit,
and you will soon know tho blessing of good
health and sound sleep Genuine prepared only
hN i IL Zellin Il 90. =
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Made from harmless materials, and adapted 10
the needs of fading and falling hair, PaTker's Hair
Balsam has taken the highest rank as an elegant
and reliable hair restorative
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by Thomas j. Fisher 81 Co.,
AUJTIONEERS
AygTI0N " i SALE Of ,yAhgAntE LOIS On NJ

AUCTION SALE OF VALUABLE lots ON MAS
SACHUSETiS AVENUE AND TWENTY SEC
OND STREET NORTHWEST, by JOHN BULL,
. CORCORAN BUILDING.
by virtue of deed Of trust bearing date on the
eth day of January, A. u. 1878, and recorded In tho
land records of the District of Columbia Ia Llber No
lQ folio 5I the nth day of January, 1873, and at
the request of the present holder OF the Indebtedness
secured thereby the undersigned, trustees named In
said deed of trust, will sell at auction ON THURS
DAY, the nth day OF March, 1882, In front of the
premises at the corner OF Twcnty-ilrst street and
Masschusetts avenue the following described prop
ory, to wit: Lots numbered nine (0) ten UO), eleven
IN, sixteen (l6i, aud seventeen "a, in square num-
berod sixty-seven cd rs laid down and plated In
the plats OF said city.
Terms of salo Five thousand dollars In cash, and
The balance 10 three equal insallments, payable In
six, twelve and twcnty-four months A deposit Of
ave hundred dollars required In cash ut the time Of
Gale. If the terms of sale are not complied with
within ten days, the property may be Tesold ON 1--we
days advertisement, at the risk and cost OF the de
HALLET KILBoURN,O rrr,,s,oo.
MAHLON ASHFORD, J i'"''Vo'
THOMAS J. FISH BR & CO., AuCtloncers.
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[NoTE.-The cosngs are bid prices, and are not in'
Cludcd In the high and low
MINING STOCKS
SP EaS pref. ROBINSON Mining 81


by Associated Press
New York, March H-Moncy loaned from I TO
per cent and closed offered ut per cent Exchange
steady at 4S5k for long and iS9d for short sight
Governments were unchanged, except for Is regis.
tered, which arc "a per cent. lower. State bonds
ately active and generally higher. The trans.
actions aggregated sol ,NfO shares including Del
aware. LacGawnnna and Western. Gi,9O. Denver and
Rio Gralde, HOO Erie, 2o,iOG Kansas and Texas,
O,l01 Lake Shore, 5OlO; Louisville and Nashville,
1900; Manhattan Elevated, $500 Mcnphs and
Charleston, liO0, Missouri Pacific. $780, New Jersey
Central, 27,SOG New York Central, g60O Northern
Pacific, 1900 Reading. 300; st. Paul. 49, 100 Texas
Pacific, $500; Union Pacific, 5000 Wabash Pacific,
ll,7O0; Western Union, 80 100.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock nnd BOBd Quotntons-New York
and baltimore Produce markets.

The following report oftho financial market ycstcr'
day, together with the opening highest lowest, and
closing quotatons, furnished by thobanklngh
n ~
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DI::ED.

HANLEN.-On Tuesday, March IA, 1882 at IaO
O'clock y. M, FLoRESCE, third daughter OF Bernard
r. and Aga II. IIanley aged II years months and Is
DAYS.
Funeral from 1914 Filth street northwest, Thurs
day, March ~, ut 1850 y. Friends are invited, In.
tcrment az Oak lIill Cemetery. -
DISTINGUISHING short illness, HiGDA 10
NAriA EII2AUETU HENRlours aged ~ years
Friends of the family arc invited 10 attend the fn
neral services ut st. Mathews Church, on Thursday,
18Th instant, at y. m,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
Skin Diseases Cured

BY DIR. FRAZIERs MAGIC OINTMENT. Cures
as If by magic Pimples, Black Heads or Grubs
Blotches and Eruptions on the face, leaving the
skin clear, healthy and beautiful Also cures itch
BARRIERS Itch Sallrheum letter. Ringwom, scald
head, Chapped Hands, Sore Nipples Sore Lips, old,
obstinate Ulcers and Sores, &C.
SKIN DISEASE.
f. Drake esq, Cleveland, Ohio, suffered beyond
all description from skin disease which appeared
Oh bis hands head, and face, and nearly destroyed
his eyes. The most careful doctoring failed to help
him. and after all had failed ne used Dir. Frazier's
Magic Ointment and was cured by few applica.
lions
The first and only positive cure for skin diseases
ever discovered.
Sent by mail on receipt price, fifty cents
HENRY Il CO., Sole Proprietors
60 Vesey street, New York City
For Blind, Bleeding, Itching or liberated Piles,
DIR. WILLIAMS INDIAN PILE OINTMENT is a
ure cure Price 81, by mail. For sale by drug
gists. WAS
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Opening. {

Yesterdays Chicago grain and provision market
furnished by Cooke q Co., PA. ave and fifteenth st
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PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, March lL-Virglnia Gs, consolidate
Glj do second series, ~ do past due coupons, 80
today,
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sUB-TREAsURY BALANCES.
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LONDON March lL-Bar silver quoted Ut 81 l5l6
COnsOls for money, 1908; for the account, 1911
United States bonds, Is 1908; AIS, 1l51i. Erie. 81
New York Central, 1896 Atlantic and Great Western;
seconds 1915 Illinois Central, 1877; Pennsylvania Cen
trail 6lal Milwaukee aud 81, Paul common III. The
amount of bullion gone into the Bank OF England on
balance to-day Is GlsOOO, Paris adyiCes quote
change ON London, psf 2gc for cheques.
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Grateful 80 Invaiids.

Foroston Cologne Is grateful TO inyalids. because
II Is refreshing without the sickening effect OF
most nefiumea
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An old Sandy Hook pilot, Mr.. Peter Bailey, re-
siding on Court street, South Brooklyn, n, Y, was
cured of very severe case of rheumatism by st.
Jacobs Oil. His ailment had resisted all profess
ginnal trpn tYnppt
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i PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH. WEST, AND 9Ot III WEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIF


SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EQUTR
IN EFFECT JANUARY %. 1852
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from station
corner sixth and streets. ls follows:
For ltiSburg andth West, Chicago Limited Express
Of Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, at g9D a. M.
daily; Fast Line, gpl a. M. daily, with sleeping Cans
from Harrisburg TO Cincinnati. Western Express
ID " M laly. with Palace Cars TO Pttsburg and
cincinnati; Mall Express, $3.50 p. m. daily for Puts
B<fMoRE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cannndaigua Rochester, buffalo, Niagara, g5i
p. m. daily, except saturday with Palace Cars TO
Canandaigua.
For Williamsporl, Lock Haven, and Elmra ntes,
n. N. daily, except sunday
For New York and the East a;,oa. M. 1890 a. M l:so
.t'O and lG2o p m; on sunday, 1870. e5D, and iGn
p. III. Limited Express of Pullman parlOr Cara
th a. m; daily, except sunday
For trookyn, n. ", all through trains connec
double lerriRgc across New York city.
aud loco y. NJ, on sunday. loo $40 800, aud l0A
Z. ~ Limited Express, 9Q q. IN. daily, except
For Baltimore G:iO 500 $50 1880 H. m and 1890, to
$40, $40 I3l, $50 and lH2O y. IA; on sunday 500
9'1l u. M, l'A, J:in, $50, 1850, and 1910 p. IN.
except sunday.
For Annapolis $50 a. NJ. and iio p, M daily except
sunday
ALEX ANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG Rail.
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Nlexanciria, $50 80 ogo 100. aud lies a. IN.
i2O 500, 6O 500 and li'D p M: on sunday, at 60.
S'sg 100, aud ll:2l q. m. ana 500 D. ~. go
For Richmond and the South :30Rnd HE'S u. M. daily
aud 500 y. M. daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 800, sos
S:53 and 1000 M, 1910, 300 500, 200 mud 92o y IN,
and 1900 midnight; ON sunday, at SOS, 500 aud lO0
a. m, 7OU aud N2O -.
Tickets and Information at the office, northeast
nue. and ut the station where orders can be len I'D
the checking of baggage to Destination from hotels
j. H. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General hhnageT.
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They say "a word to the wise is sufficient"
but we think i takes about five, use DR.. Bulls
Cough syrup" You can get this article in any
roroInmand
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AUCTION SALES.

ny Y iOiilslS AbOWilnKs
AUCTfONEER
GRAND AND IMPORTANT SALE AT AUCTION,
by order OF
J. SCIINIrHER ~ Broad street New York
Of Genuine Imported
TURKISH and PERSIAN RUGS and CARPETS
comprising
Rare and Rich Selections OF
PERSIAN, CIBCASSTNN AFuIIANIsTAN, AR
MENIAN, DAGtiiSrAN, KHORASSAN,
OUCHAK. OEORDEX, AND
MOORISH
RUGS AND CARPETS.
JEDAHIENE, KELIM, AND BAGDAD
PORTIERIES
being by far the hnudsomest collection Of Textiles In
design and quality. ever offered by us,
TO take place at
MY SALESROOMS,
southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue aud Eleventh
"WEDNESDAY AND THURSDAY,
MARCH ~ AND TO-
MORN1NU AND AFTERNOON,
at II and o'clock.
ON Exhibition SATURDAY, MONDAY and
TUESDAY, March II, II, and H.
Every article guaranteed genuine and imported.
mrl1 40 THOMAS BOWLING, Auctloneer.
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For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe
PiNGY Point, and POMt INOkONL,
ONSECTiNG IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
AND PROVIDENCE S'rEA MEli~

AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS
Sto,ncr GEORGE LENRN on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS, AND SArI HDANS AZ T.. N.
Fail and winter arrangements, beginning Octobcrt
First class fire 10 Norfolk md IOrtTcs, Monroe q
Second ClnS7 fare IN H. Monroe ana NUriulku,. IA
First class fare tu pnCy Point and Point Lockout ~
SECOND. class 10 l'inuy Point aud Point lookout, n
Tickets and stute.rOuIuS iur ,ulu aud information
furnished at u. W, Reeds Sous, No. l2lG e street.
northwest; B. 4 q, ticket Office, lS'l PENNSYLVANIA
principal hotels II. Il rOlkinhorn, ucxt to city post
office, and Company Office, Seventh street wharf,
WM. r. WEIGH, GEORGE MNTllSGLN.
iel3Iy Agent GENERAL ~unpTintaudpnt
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STEAMBOAT ZINES.
GLTDE'S
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET I'M
PHILADELPIsIN. WASHINGTON, ANN

APPOINTED SAILING DAYS:
From PHILADELPHIA every saturday. .......-l2 IN
From WASlIINGIOS every Monday. ,n.......5p. m
Through and prompt connection with New York
BuStuu, Fall river, and all points North. Through
Hills lsling given, Freight received aud delivered
daily uutil Il =, m, W. l.. tlN bF y 90"
Gpuural Agents Phltlelphla
i. II. JOuSSuS a. Co.,
Agents, l2h aud 18TH st. Whurvr- - W.. 1909
ST. y. W, Warrington 10. 4, tChu