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PHILADELPHIA, May I.-Snortly before o'clock
Thomas odgers at house Ia eighth ST. shot
his VII. lie ba passed through her mouth and Ont
behind The She 10 IA veg critical cOndLOn- KOdges
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According to Colonel Lowe. l.. l.. Wheeler, who
made TINS Deposition Is the en-year-old daugh-
Ter of General heeer tne cOntestee, and the OIL
Ger before whom she male the deposition IL her
uncle. Colonel Lowe says Miss Wheeler was IN
structed make the deposition by ner father, and
he slys this instance of southern chlyalry
as exempnhed In election contests.
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FAST TIME BY THE CITY or ROME.

The agent of the Inman Line of steamers
received dispatch yesterday announcing the arrival OF
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tne oty OF rome az Queensown having made the trim
This Is the second Eastward trip OF tho Steamship ana
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Collars are becoming capes.

Collars are becoming capeS.
The upper Mississippi isn't frozen.
Toxic; Japan, has 1000 picbpoekets.
Mississippi will have a State female coll
lege.
Black is considered in the best taste for
mantles,
yennor and Mother shipton were not re-
latiyes.
In England riding habits aae tighter
than ever in the skirts.
Turkish colors and designs are brocaded
in gentlemons crayats.
An Indiana man with chills and fever
took sixty grains of fquinine, and he died,
Wagner got $4,000 for the piano forte
arrangement of his new opera, "Parsifal." ;"
An aged Bostonian, too awfnlly playful,
has broken his leg in n scuftle with a
friend.
A colored Chinaman has turned up in
Denver, lie says the sunee do mOyee by
gOshee.
In 1881 there were 1,17l ,55i acres of corn
in Kansas, which produced S0,7dO,5i2
bushels.
Newmarket hats of felt are shown for
ladies to wear with the masculine New
market coat.
The Lowell Cotr,sr knows a man who
was so slow that he could not get out Of his
own was.
Miss Kellogg acknowledges being engaged
to Mr.. Whitney after fifteen days ac-
quaintance.
General Washington's last nurse is dead
but the new crop will be ready for the
spring trade.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Died.


CRANDALL-On January Ii, at O'Clock p.
m., after q lingering illness, Mrs. Belle Gran
dali, beloved wife OF Milton Il. Crandall, aged
30 years and months.
DODGE.-On Saturday, January II, Ella S.
Dodge, in the Both year OF her age.
FRANCE.-At o;15 p. M, Of heart disease
Thomas L. France, aged 81 years.
Funeral VIII take place from his late resi-,
dence, 923 II street northwest, Tuesday, aJ II
a. IN.
PARsLEY.-On January Is, at : 80 O'Clock
p. M, Mrs. MGhala Ann Parsley, In the Goth
year of her age, at the residence other son-in-
law, G. q. Anderson, 1907 Maryland avenue
southwest.
ROBINSON--Ont the 1Ith instant, oftyphoid'
pneumonia, Elizabeth Augusta. beloved wife
0f John Robinson, and daughter Of the late
John Kunkel, Of Frederick city, Nd, in the
Doth year Of her age.
SHELTON.-On January 10, at 2 o'clock MI
after n lingering illness, Mrs. Henrietta NJ.
beloved wife Of JOHNNY. shelton.
Funeral Will take place Wednesday, az
p. m, from her late residence, 90 Eighth
street southeast.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Claims Against the Garfield Estate.

At a meeting on Saturday Of The House
committee to audit claims growing out of
the illness and burial of the late President,
James A. Garfield, the following resolution
was adopted:
Re;0leed, THAT the chairman of this comm It.
tee be instructed to notify all persons having
claims against the estate OF James A. Garfield,
late President, growing out Of his late sickness
and burial, TO present the same TO the chair
man OF this committee on or before the ION
day Of February, 1859,
In accordance with the above resolution,
the notification therein required is hereby
given to all whom it may concern.
Il. b, TAYLOR, Chairman.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Assignnellt oC nistrLcl Jmsiges.

The Judges Of the Supreme Court
of this District after con-
sultation this morning, made the follow
ing assignment of justices to the Supreme
and nisi prias courts for the ensuing year !:
Court in General Term, Chief Justice Cartier
and Justices Cox and James, or such other
justices as shall be disengaged. Equity and
Probate Courts Justice Hagner. Circuit
Court, Justice Macarthur. Criminal Court,
Justice Wylie, commencing with the
March term. District Court, Justice
Cox.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
AUCTION SALES
4 Real Estate Brokcl

4 Real Estate Broker
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO VALUABLE
LOTS ON ELEVENTH STREET, BETWEEN
TAND l. NOlI1tWEsE
Under and by virtue or % deed uf trust, dated
juno g. a. %. ls,l and recorded in iber 80. lln
folio go. one Of lho land records OF the Dis
lrict of Columbia, and 90 the request ol
ihn parry secured thereby, 7 VIII offer for .,rs-
sale, ut public auction, lu front of the prem ..i'S
iscs. on SATURDAY lle -lst day OF jan 10
uniy, A. D ls-2, at thlve O'Clock p. u., lols
numbered thut. soNCti Ia,l.Hud lnIrtN-rIthi Ii4I.
n william II. GruuplIg recorded suD.llylaluu ui
square numbered three hundred end five SOD,
Terms OF sale: Onr-third cash, balance lu sis
twelve, eighteen uud twcn4-lou months with
interest 40 Sis per cent per aunum, secured bv
decd of trust OH The property sold All convey
nncIug ut cost OF purchasers $50 down when each
WILLIAM 70. TODD.
Surviving Trustee.
j. ~ COIDWELL, Aucuoucw.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16

A letter was once mailed at the London
Post. Office bearing this address: Nh.
Paddy O'RaA'crty Shaughnessey
Beautiful Shamrock Next door TO Barney
OFlynn's Whisky Store-Stratlord-on-
Avon-In the County Cork, if ye like Dub
lin." One letter directed to "Owl o O'Noill'
was for long time source of much per-
pleXity, till at length some quicEcared off
cial, caught by certain similarity of sound
suggested, as it proved correctly, that it
was meant for "Rowland HILL"
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
STEAMBOATS,

FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,,
FORTRESS MONROE, PfNllY y - y
POINT AND POINT LOOKOUT, ,A--.-sss--ss-i
Connecting at Norfolk with the Boston steamers
Steamer GEORGE II1ARY on TUESDAYS
THURSDAYS and SATURDAYS Gt 6 p. m.
Fail and Winter Arrangements, beginning Oct. !.
First-class Fare TO Norfolk and Fortress Mon
- %
Second Glass Fare TO Norfolk and IT, Monroe, SljJ
Iirst-class Fare 10 Pupy Point and Point Look
but...'. 1 ~
Second-cass TO Piney Point and Point Look
out ..,..''',.; 20
Tickets and stGtcrCOus for sale and. intorma-
tion furnished at T. w. Reeds Sons, 1910 street
northwest, B. .. Ticket Office, 1881 Penua. ave-
nue; -. Marc HOtclROOse's Cigar stands at prn.
ciIal Hotels; II. Il. Polkmhorn, next 10 City Post
ohice; and at Company Once, 7th-street whari.
GEORGE MATIINGLT
- ~ General Superintendent.
WNt. p. WELCH. Agent. oc2i
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Skin Disease CURED.

One thousand dollars reward for better
remedy. Frazier's Magic Ointment has
cured the worst case Of this awful disease.
old'by all druggists at so cents per box.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16


A correspondent of the London Times
emphatically declares that far more SER
ious commercial danger than the ill-will be-
tween Hebrew and Christian threatens Rus
sia from this side of the Atlantic He
writes: The American is undertaking
the Russian rs corn grower and dealer,
Both for the production and for the con-
vCyance of cereals the Yankee finds that
machinery can do the work of hundreds Or
thousands of men. % 81 % After several
seasons Of a scarcity bordering on famine,
there has been in Southern Russia this year
a fair harvest, though by no means as good
as people in their eagerness aOtipicitated.
There is plenty Of grain ready for embark
alton from the Russian harhOrs to the Eng
lish markets. But will it be able Co stand
the competition of American produce? As
well might a sailing vessel be expected to
outstrip steamer. Monern ingenuity and
the spirit of association hove given the Gin
cinnati and Chicago smart men n start
which has made them victorious upon the
earnest and patient, but plodding John
Hodges of England. What viii they not do
to the detrimcut Of Russia, q country no5
eminent rs yet for ingenuity. thrift, or la
borious energy" The writer adds thlb
the Russians hope this competition IS
ephomeral and cherish the bclit that in
this country the population will soon grow
up to the territory, raising the price of
land, increasing home consumption and
otherwise establishing more equal cOndi-
tions. The Tines correspondent asks "Nhat
will become of the steed while the grass
grows p and evidently thinks chat such
hopes arc fallacious.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Rebuilding and Enlarging
OF
Kings Palace.
The Entire Stock Of King's
Palace to be Sold.

Contemplating ma enlargement of our store
aud building &c hack 10 Eighth street, our trade
having increased TO such ou extent that Ne liul
Uur present space has become 90 small for our I'M
crCasug busincss-Wc iutCtl0 TO extend TO the uu-
tire dCEth of 200 feet covering near GUl) feet Of
ground, ana when finished viii make the
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
The Irish Land League.

A meeting OF the executive committee
Of the John Dillon branch was held last
evening. The local treasurer, Mr. d. A.
Brosnan, submitted the following communi-
cation.
OFFICE or TIE TREAsUER THE OF a
IRISH NATIONAL LAND LEAGUE, U. $. A.
WATERBURY, CONN, Jan. II, 1882.
W. n. 4. BToHaH, ITGd1Nl6r join DAOR
BI0ach, Washington, u. q.
DEAR SIR; Your remittance of SlOO TO the
Land League funds is received. We thank
you most cordially for the interest your branch
lakes in the glorious cause, and We hope God
Will bless our united efforts In behalf Of down
uoddCn Ireland. Yours, most sincerely
REV. LAWRENCE WALSH
The chairman of the committee Treas
urer Mr. d. A. Brosnan, submitted draft
of circuar-letter, which was approved.
1t embraces the address Of the national
executive body, and makes an earnest ap-
peal to the friends of Ireland for contribu-
tions, to the end that the full proper
tion of the District OF Columbia to the
amount pledged at Chicago may be forth
coming by February l next. These circu-
lars will be mailed during the present
week.
Messrs. Thomas Smith and Joseph A.
Holston were elected delegates to the cen
tIal executive committee.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16

The canal trade is entirely suspended,
and will not resume again before next
March. The locks all along the canal are
being repaired.
Young English ladies abuse their tail
ors if their skirts for riding show any un-
necessary fullness.
You will observe that my initials and
those of the District OF Columbia are the
same.-DOR Cameron.
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16

SIS. G. A. Harvey, ir, Cousus-oiice,
stcm.wuding and stem settiug watch.
a. u. v. Burd, chicfclcrk Census Office,
and No. . Second street southeast, stem.
winding aud stcm-sctting watch G.. NJ.
Smith, corner Fifth and Streets diamond
collar button; value, $50. G.. w. Moss
general agent Adams Express Company
diamond ring and watchi total value, siO)
Tim Sullivan, liT Thirteenth street nOrth-
west. W. y. Brook, with John 4. Baker
$50 G. street northwest, huntingcasc STONE
winding and stcm-scttiug watch Charles
King, 9l5s y street, stcm-winding and
stcm-scttiug watch. Thomas Cayauaugh
1906 y street northwest, Assistant Ser
gcant.at-Ams, House OF Representatives,
stem. winding watch. George Thomas,
Laytcushurg, Md, cream pitcher y. Iur-
nor, Amaus saloon, $40 Ninth street uor5h-
west, stem winding and stcm-sctting
watch value Sl5. Miss Mimic Crippen,
233 Massachusetts avenue northeast pickle
dish. Mrs. Gen. Sprcy, 100 Pennsylvania
avenue northwest, elegant gold ring.
Mrs. NJ. Brown, t2l Z street northwest
amethyst ring. =. Livingston, 900 Third.
Govt printing Office diamond earrings. J..
Millie Bronson, lls Pierce street, one sugar
bowl VIM. IT, Miller 5ij Fifth street,
clerk in Capitol, one watch. n. C.. Lyon,
40 Fifth street, one watch. n. @. Bourne,
'ltNf AZ atlNNti 'fA'A srHN'NFtif 'lNth All W ga
Department, $40 cash, ID. $. Blue, book
keeper Second National Bank, diamond
collar button value, S3L John Chascoy,
cor Third and I streets, nc Capitol S. S.
watch, value, Sl2. Mrs. \, E. JOY, l2D J.
street northwest, one butter dish.
+. II. Fall, I02 Sixth, attorney.
watch. Mrs. W. =. Stops 12j Fitch street,
one silver tca-sorvicc. James L2rimoa, 23l
G. street northeast, clerk Treasury Depart
mcnt, S. s. watch. EX,COngrc ismlu j..
Amber Smith, 1222 II street northwest, y.
watch. George Sheppard, Virginia avenue
and Eleventh screet, produce dealer, tea
service. Master Picrcy Pumphrey, 1913 G.
street northwest, watch. A. e. Coleman,
32S Eighth street northwest bathing cs.
tablishment, diamond earrings. Jas. w.
White, No 1G ! street northwest
Government bindorv, assistant foreman.
Mr.. Conhoye, 1925 Fourth street northwest,
| one sugcr dish. George Robert johnson,
| Fifth Precnict, l2l Fifth street southeast,
one watch $500. d. Beck, $50 T street,
| employed in the Govctnmcnt Office, ceglr
| holder. Geo W. Flather, clerk National
| Hotel, watch. Mrs. A. Walker, 1911 @
| street, Chief Clerk Internal Revenue Oaiee
| watch. Miss Duffy, Georgetown Heights
set tca-gervicc. Detective II. $. Noss
| Mrs. Morrow, 1911 Caroline street nOrthwest
| genuine diamond car.drops. Mrs. l.. Nc
| Came, t0i Sixth street, diamond and scarf
| pin. Miss A. Oproy, - l street
| northeast, silvorwarc. Mrs. Julia Eslan
| III Ninth street, northeast, silyerWare
/
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
Largest Millinery Store in
the United States.

As We Il o not wish 10 carry any stock over, we
have concluded to sell our ENTIRE STOCK way
below market value consisting Of one ot the
LARGEST, FINEST AND MOST MAGNIFI-
ClNp.a as well rs tho most STYLISH AND Sc
IECr MlLLlNERN AND FANCY GOODS ever
offered in the city. We offer
8,UOO pieces Of Ribbon, all widths, shades and
styles. at Ices than manufacturers price.
40 dozen Pattern Hats ana Bounnts sold for
merly at SO 49, so and s25. al 5isj, S. and $40.
Also, other desirable 1Timmedand Untrmmcd
Hats less than market value.
$500 Hats in Felt, Beaver, silk, Plush, ScalsEiu
in all cOlora and styles cumpri Ing the finest and
largest selection ever offered.
500 boxes Of choicest French Flowers 1T slaush-
tCIlug prices
500 boxes of Feathers and plumcs In all shades
and quality, at 33 per cent. reduction,
4 large stock OF LaCus and made-up Lace Goods.
below cost.
Elegant Ulsters Cloaks, Dolmaus at 81, Stand S.
Worsted Goods 40 per cent. less than cost.
We are determined to sell TO be ready for the
Spring trade. Do not miss yoWr opportunity.
Can early to obtain your choice Of bargains at
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16
100 LATE 10 CLASSIFY.

I OsT-ABoUT HALF PAST2 p. NJ, JANU-
j i AIRY o, near scott Statue from carriage, n
Child's drab beaver hat, trimmed with blue
feather and bow. Any one leaving said hat at
1921 Fifteenth street n. W., Will receive suitable
reward ialr-3t
The Evening critic., 1882-01-16

The regular meeting OF ItheWOman EVan-
gelical Temperance Union was held yester-
day at Dashaway Hall. There was large
attendance, and spirited addresses We're
made by Mesdames Riley, Davis, and
others.
Prof Fristoe, Of Columbia College, who
has been i'll for some time past, is rapidly
recovering.
Mr.. Frank Renshaw, the grocer, is erect
ing fine new brick store on High street
between Bell and Dunbarton.
The prospects for free bridge above the
Aqueduct are daily looming up. Several
enterprising citizens of Georgetown are re-
solved not TO rest until the thing is ac-
eomplished. They say they are bound to
win.
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~ AsAINaToN Z OHIO EAILEOlI
WINTER ARRANGEMENT,

beginning october Id, l6Sl.
Tho MAIL Train will leave Wsshing@
At 9 70 .. n. and Alexsndria at 926 r. O
daily, except Sunday; pass Leesburg, gOlil
westward, at ii 30 s. II. and arrive ct Ro1e:;
dill Of Il l5 p m. Leave Round Hill ct ~
p. M; pass LeesburS, gong eastward, d ~
p. m, and arrive ut Alexandra st 8 l6p
and ~ Washington al 3 80 o. N.
The & COON TRAIN will lss,:
Washington at 42U p. 10. and Ale1apdln !.
20 y. IN, daily, except sunday. sud srilse =
Leesourg al AZ p. N. Leave LeesburQ ho"
. m: and arrive at Alexandra al 8 ID ~
and Washington 1T s 80 8. m. ,
~ Passengers from Washington will ~,
the Washington and Ohio CARS at toe BalslnSSIa
q Potomac Railroad station ate 70 4. m. AND b.
p No., and 90 through without change OF c ;ss
The 9.26 IN. train from Alexandra andlLI
2. m. train from Round Hill connect 81 Eoa.Jj
Hill with q OS II 4 T. 3 Daily Linz e.; ="
Coaches for Snickersville. Berryville and WI a.,
chester; also Redm,n's Line Of Coaches, VIZ 1I.
leave Leesourg daily for Aldie and Mloa''
burg.
Both trains, westward make close conneel.en:,;
q Vienna, with Sisson's Line of Stages fo' fI'
Tax Court House. III.
Communication tickets, ~ CTS per Ell
Annual ticketa, Gao.
\ a. HAVENER,
ocl4-sf General Ticket Ass "
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South Bound.
Nail. R,,,.
North Bound.

bsil. Southwark. connects st Chsrlo,,a,,;r,
with Chee. s. Ohio &. B., Rast and West
Lynchbprg, connects With Norfolk & VS.
ern Z. T., through Southwest Vi,cini,
Nashville, New Orleans Memphis, Little H.
and Texas--snd st Dsryille with Iicbmo.S1t
Dsnvil!e g. T., to South snd Southwest
Express trains connect 1T Charlottesville Nil
Ohes. q Ohio trains for the West srd with ~
& ID. 4 4. st Dsnville for eli points in Semi.
South East, Southwest and East
Express trains nor:hward mako copnsri,.
Charlottesville for Hichmo
MIXED TRAINS for Main Line leave A.,
ex.ndria daily, EXCEPT Sunday, 9COs. m ~
GO p. M, and returning arrive 81 A!eI.si.
05 p. N. and II Is q m
For MANASSAS LINE lesve Wsshj,s.
10 .. &c. and Alexsndris I 45 4. m, dsS'
except Sunday. arrive at Strssbu.ga d.
connecting with tbs Valley Road IA" =.
West. al st River with s. V.R. 4 for Ir,.,
and Wsyne:boro. Leave StIssbu-gl 50 p n
AIXRD TRAIN FOR MA sSSAS NV
| lS1ON leaves Alexandra daily. escso, ST.,
dag, a. 20 q. n, arriving at SLrcsburs AK
p. M, end returning leaves Strsshurs n &;
T. M, arriving in Alexandria at 8 &c o. m.
For h!ddleburg, daily (e1capt sunday ,u.
| nection 1t Plsln. ststion.
Fer Upperville, regular connection Al Da,
plane.
For Wsshineton, Rappshsnnock, daily e.,
| neclion, Ell ceDt Sunday, a. Uulpeps-
TON. -
All trains make good connections, 4; VS.,
ingtoI, to and from N orth and West.
Pullman Sloepers bstVesn New York a.,
Atlanta on mail trains In each dir ion w,tor
| change; only one change Of cars between M,
York and New Orleans.
New Orleans sleepera leave WASHINGTON
7 10 a. H.. -uspiu8 through without erMv
Pullman Sleeping Cars between Wsshiurs,
| aud thaeiaason, =. @. without change on I'd
/ p. 10. train.
Pullman Sleeper between Greensboro Nd
| Aususta. u. on iOa q. connection.
Mark'sA djustable CHAIR Cars are run on Mil.
trains between Washington AID Danville.
! ThrouIh tickets at lowest rates 10 all iupu.
| ant points in toe United States
Nail Trains in both directions make close ce:
| nection at franklin Junction TO and from d
points on franklin Division.
EEkCER SiAJlGRTER q IA
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Wonders Will Never Cease

One OF the latest illustrations IL tho NEW
CAPILLARY FOUNTAIN PEN, for sale al
FRENCH's, 90 a. 95 KING STREE.
Price rs cebu.
Thick OF the G. m ort OF 4 month"; writi q with
one fair 6 and n, Tor 25c.
The LITTLE GIANT SCROLL SAW il
another c. m olete outf.; patterns, three extra
SAWS Avn hnd large pattern sheet; everythins
o'n'ple,e; Csc Saws without the , .sterns TO-.
r.. liable and destructive amusement.
just received 100 000 ENVELOPES; oil
eorrs, zs and lsliy; the cheapest lioe of
6nveiopes ever ou.red In this Cit
An ehiire nt~ loo of OOLORED BILL
HEADS; I,n diff rent tinis; very handsome
and cheap. Also, 10 all colors, tho nov PAT
knT ENVELOPES and OIBCULaR com.
bined.
mh2 GRO T. FRENCF
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VIRGINIA: In tie Olers's office of the Or.
cult Court OF The city Of Ae1kudlii, on the
2lst d, y of February. 1852.
John Haines, Levi h. Small and Eupapa y
Robinson, primers, trading under the Il IN
rnme of BAipef, Small & kobi son; W. D.,
Rudson. I'D illustrator of 81 3 w. Bank r,
dtcd., and Thomas Perry. plsiht ffs usal Fl
q -. Bark y, Leonard MArbu y. trustee, and
8. r. 9rgNy and x Fl OBrIen. partners
irkdIpg under the firm name of Gregory q
y Brisn. defendants. In chancety.
Memo. The OH ct of This suit is to have re-
eeiver appointed for tbs assets of the lste firm
B w Barker q Don and for The rropsry
convey ed Dy q deed Of truet from Il. 8 Bark r
to Leonard Maroury. and TO ascertain the lis
oliltles OF Sid firm and psy the ssme out Of TIE
sale OF SAID ssssts, and settle the affairs of s,d
hrm, and 70 ascertsin the creditors occurred by
sid deed ard pay their debts out of the sale Of
said property conveyed ,hsr. By.
HIS. Barker. one of Sid defendants, not syinp
entered bis appearance and given security &C
cording to the act OF Assemb y, and the ruIos of
this Court, and it appearing by affidavit that
be !. not resident OF this State, it ia o.
dered that the said defendant appear here with
in one month sitter due publication OF this
order and do what is necessary to protect hl.
interest in this suit; and that copy of this Or
der be forthwith inserted in the Alexandria Ga.
zette, newspaper published in the city of AL
e1andria, once 8 week for four successive weeks,
and posted at the front door Of the Court House
OF this city. A copy-test:
MOTION NARYE. Clerk.
John d johnson. p.q feb2l.R4w
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eseame1s OF this line will run ss follovs,
FGR NORFOLK.

oseamess OF this line will run ss tollovs,
FGR NORFOLK,
Tor Boston, steamer
LaDF OF TEE EANs
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNESDAY and
FHlDAY, At 90 O clock p.m.; returning. leave
Norfolk on alternate days st e. 90 D. m.
Ihls staunch iron steamer has Just been p.;nt.
90 throughout. sts.erooms newly furnished and
csrpeted, and is the hsndsonest es we'll as the
safest beat on the Potomac river and Chesapeske
Day, and is the only steamer making close con.
neet'on With the New York and Boston stosm-
ers; also connects with Richmond steamers and
rsiirGad lines south. Stops at PINEY POINT
and POINT LOOKOUT gong and retnrnino
For ths fall and winter, commencing Oct let.
rst,s OF fare will be as follows:
Frs. claas fare to Fortress ii onroe and Nor
lob ~ 6o; second class ST. 60; fret clnss fare to
Piney Point and Point Lookout 81 so: second
Class 75s.