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BALTIMORE, Aug. 2s.-Cotton 1ull middling,
1879 Flour steady and quiet; Howard street
western supernno, s2.37@12,75; do. extra, $500
4375 do family. si.0095.00; city mills
superine, s2.50@30O do extra, SJl2@3.76;
do Rio brands s4.75@LS7 Patapsco family,
$50: do. superlntive patent, 1928, Wheat
Southern higher, strong and active; western
higher and active. southern red, 90@Dlc; do.
amber, 93D9Gc; No. / Maryland, 9ll2c bid;
No. western winter red, spot 59gSg1sG fresh
August and september, S9C9SD14c; october. s0J
9gOc; November, 9llS@9l@Sc bid. Corn
Southern iirmor; western, no offering and no
bid; southern white 6SG69c; do. yellow, $50
6iC Oats iirmer; southern, 3l035c; western
white, 32@3jc: do mixed, 2093lc; Ponnsyl.
vania, SO@S5c, Rye. quiet at 5s96Oc, Hay
mia and Maryland, sl30O@i6Oo. Provisions
meats, shoulders, and clear rib sides,
packed. s8llAc; bacon-shoulders, SIG;
clear rib sides, l2j4c; hams. l51S@l6Bo.
Lard-Reined, &c. Butter steady; western
packed, Sgl5c; creamery l5@20c. Eggs irmer
at l7c. Petroleum easier; refined, 7j4@7TEo.
Coffee quiet and firm; Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, 9l49lO4c Sugar steady; A soft. go.
Copper-Reined quiet ut lSc Whisky steady
at Sll5. Freights to Liverpool per steamer
dull; cotton. Hold; -four, Ia Sd; grain. MONT
nal. Receipts.-Flour, 2,iS6 barrels; wheat,
l32 900 bushels; corn, 1000 bushels: oats II 900
bushels. Shipments-Wheat, 10000 bushels.
Sales-Wheat. $4,000 bushels; corn, 1000
bushels.
BALTIMORE STOCK MARKET.
BALTIMORE, Aug. 2S.-Yirglnia 6s, consoli.
dated, 30; North Carolina Gs, old, 1914; bid to-
lny.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29

ANNAPOLIS, Aug. 2s.-Thc United States
ships Constellation Commander N. II. Farqu-
har commanding, and Dale, Commander
Charles ID. sigsbce. returned to the Naval
academy to-day with the cadets from the
practice cruise, which began Juno ID. The
Dale sailed in this morning alone at 1880, An
hour later the Constellation was towcd In by
the government tug Standish. Tho cadets
spent about three weeks at sea. Portsmouth,
N. H., was the headquarters. The cadets who
came ashore to-day expressed qualification at
tho termination OF the cruise, rendered disa.
grecablc by constant rains. The ships will go
out of commission Monday. The cadets who
came on them will be given leave saturday
until the morning Of Sept 30.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29
A Crazy Mans Attempt at Murder.

DOVER, n. H., Aug, 2s.-Chas. Tanner, OF
harrington, visited the residence of Mrs.
Edgar Howard, in that town, yesterday and
ivited hor to his home. She went thinking
his family wanted her. On her arrival she
WAS asked into the sitting room, where were
his father and three children. Hethcn locked
tho door, and seizing double-barrclcd gun
attempted 10 shoot Mrs. Howard, placing tho
muzzlo against her head. Before he could
his father He was found TO be crazy. He
said he had been contemplating killing Mrs.
Howard and the others for some time. Ho
wanted to commit crime so he could be sent
to state prison, as he was tired of living out
sida
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29
NOT BETTING ON CLEVELAND,
Bat Instend Is Wagering All His
Money on the Election OF tho
PIumed Knight and Black Jack.


A paragraph that recently appeared in
the Now York Times, purporting<o show
the political sentiment of tho country bu
giving an account of the betting at dif-
ferent points has obtained something Of
n circulation. In this it was stated that
MIR. George II, Wilson, of Cleveland, q.
cigar box manufacturer, had largo
amount Of money to bet on Cleveland,
but could find no takers. A Leader re-
porter called Mr.. Wilson's attention to
statement yesterday and asked him If ID
was true Mr.. Wilson's reply was torso
and vigorous.
There ID not word Of truth in It,"
replied he; but, on tho contrary, / am
betting all | can on Blaine. Moro than a
dozen people hAvo called on mo in refer
onco to the matter, aud IL had any
money to wager on Cleveland thora would
DO no trouble in getting plenty of takers.
/ am betting on Blaine, and have moro
money still TO wager on his election. l
have q wager OF $500 to $3.50 that Blaine
will have 5000 majority in Ohio, aud ono
of $500 oven that his majority in this
state will be over 10000. Then have u
bet of $500 TO 500 that Blaine will be
| elected in November have numerous
other bets, and havo more money still to
wager on the election Of the Plumed
knight aud Black Jack"
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"rHE MURDER nELL.v
An bver-Prosspt Horror he sad Err
perience Of n Chicago Policeman.

P't'"A-N' % " Shlcngo Foitcemhn.
chicago Hyold
"Did you ever shoot any ono?n The
speaker was y visitor at the armory. and
the person addressed was p,trolman
who looked up hurriedly and walked awsy
without an answer.
"You sec" said another officer in OK
PLANTATION, ho had an experience once
that he does not like to think or tnll
about Ho used TO walk in tho Twelfth
street district whom 1t was called the tor.
ror district and when they had the muir
der boil there Whenever thorc WAS a
shooting or killing ia that precinct tho
bell was rung, 70 "a TO notify oil PATROL
men that a oritno had boon Committed
and make them moro vigilant, il posi-
bic, in their search Tor desperate charAc-
tcrs. Ono dark. rainy night
this officer obtained permission from
the roundsman to stop over to his
home, few blocks away, to got his
rubber coat and whilo ho was in the
house he looked into the room whore his
children vera sleeping. Wishing 20 have
ono revolver outside of his coat hc took
Off his belt aud laid tho weapon on
bureau. just as he was about to strap 5
| on he noticed that tho hammer was down,
and some way in trying 10 put It at half
cock the thing was discharged.
A little girl jumped up from the bed
with a red splotoh upon her foroheaI and
crying, "Oh, papa" FOIL 1at on her face.
AZ that instant the murder bell rang,
its tones coming into tho house deep,
sonorous, md horTifying. This officer
thought IL was for him, but IL was not, of
\ course. There had been u shooting some
whore else, and tho bell was ringing for a
tough and not for the heartbroken
policeman. VOL, that thing pretty noar
drove him crazy. Tho little girl never
spoke again, and sho died in
sido Of n week. The coroner exonerated
tho father, but he mover exonorated him
self. A few weeks after this he begged
70 bb transferred from the terror district,
away from tho echo of tho murder bell,
aud that's why he's up here. lie has
/ told mo that no wOuldn't live or walk a
beat within sound Of that bell il he knew
he would DO mado general superintendent
at tho end of month"
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Vo SARATOGA,
Il LAKE GEORGE.


CATSKILL MOUNTAINS,
ONLY ALT-RAIL and PAiLOR CAR LINE
Trains on New York West Shore, aud BnllalO
River, leave Jersey City station Of Pennsylvania
Railroad rs follows:
SARATOGA SPECIAL, oO5 A.. M,-Arrlve
s1bs'ogS 2Sh obRfra m GaiaTs hake aG p
man Bunot Cars to Saratoga thence TO Mon
cXTsIiTLL MOUNTAIN SPECIAL, o.3o A.
DAY EXPREss. 1916 4, M.-Arrlvc Albany
3p m sharon Springs . D. M, CoOperstown
nochcstcr 1910 H. in., buffalo l5;i5 q. H.,
Niagara Falls l25S IA. m. Parlor Cars TO All
, p9ny, sharon Springs, aud Niagara Fnlls:
s44fT224 hNB SAMsKtAk I MS5 KanS
s srgRiii Sih T. m; Grand Hotel 5!o55 p, m,
larlor Cars Jersey City TO saratoga and Lake
sABHl0GA AND CATsKILL MOUNTAIN
LIMITED, BAD I. M;-Arrlve Hotel Kaater.
skin OlOp. M, Grand Hotel $40 p, M, sara.
Montreal Si2b H. M, with ParlOr Cars to Cat
SKIN Mountains, To Saratoga Buffet parlor
Oar leaves Washington ON pennsylvania r. Il.
10 Montreal. The New York Limited Leaves
Saratoga and CatskilI Mountain Limited at
AK i6r single or round trip tickets by West
| Shore Route and avoid ferry at and long
| transfer through, New York city Apply TO city
| on depot agent Of Pennsylvania II. X. for com.
| plcc time tables tickets, and parlOr car chairs.
| fArlor car chairs from Jersey city station re
sOryrd IN advance upon application to agent Pull.
| man Cul Company, Pennsylvania H. II. Station,
jersey ''"' HENRY MoNETT
General Passenger Agent
| Jc27tf "a state street, New York.
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A CATHOLIC CONVENT SUED.


ST. LOUIS, Aug. 2s.--Augustus Choutcau and
vito to-day began a suit against the Visitation
Convent corporation, OF this city, Robert Nc.
Nichols, trustee, ana others, which is likely to
attract attention in Catholic circles. II seems
that Miss Louisa X. Taylor sister Of Mrs
Choutcau and daughter OF the late G. Il. Tay-
lor n wealthy citizen Of 81. Louis, was educated
under the Influences Of the order Of 81. Fan
CHS Desalos, aud some two yeats ago ai-
nOunCed her determination to become nun,
and, although opposed by her family, did en-
ter the Convent Of the Visitation. Prior to
this, however, she voluntarily conveyed her
property, estimated to be worth 500 90 20 her
sstbr Ida, then unmarried, under n written
agreement that she expected 10 tako nonastio
VOWS with The order Of S. Francis DO.
Sales, but should she not do so on entering, and
after scverlng her connection with the order,
tho property was 10 be restored 10 her. Some
months ago Miss Taylor lett tho convent and
announced, II is said, that she had Withdrawn
from the order and asked fol tho restoration OF
her property. Her sister suspectlng the sin
cerlty of hor act. domurred TO giving II back,
and Miss Taylor brought suit 70 recover. Mrs
Choutoan, not desiring to entor into litigation,
rCcOnvcyed the property, and short time
nherward Miss Taylor transferred II all u
Robert MONlchols, rs trustee, for the use Of thu
Convent OF Visitation.
few weeks later Miss Taylor rc-cntered the
convent and took the black veil. The plain
tits IN their petition allego fraud and oollus0n
against the officials OF the convent, charging
| them with using undue influence with Mis-
Taylor and entering into n scheme 70 obtain
the property and now seek TO set aside The
The. decd under which It was transferred tC
| MgNiClols.
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EXCLUSIONS

SUNDAY, AUGUST u.
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MEMBERS NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

Is -
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For baltimore on week daya q. $50, GAO y,
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STOCK AND GRAIN MARKETS.


NEW YoRK, Aug 2s--Tho share market
opened firm with a fractional advance In
nearly all the leading shares. Before tho first
call, however, there was decline Of q TO ~,
the latter In Union Pacific, which fell of 10
bO1s This was followed by a recovery in
Union Pacific TO 5l% aud an I'D
vance 4 TO ~ percent In tn
general list After II a. IN. weak feeling
prevailed and the market for the remainder
OF the day was heavy and lower. The bear
leaders signalizcd their return 70 tho street by
large sales Of the active shares. Reports con.
corning the Trunk line situation were cir
cnlatcd aud II was Tuinorod the Grand Trunk
mad given notice Of It's withdrawal nom the
Trunk Line association. This brought about
large sale, and the short interest was materially
increased. The decline from the highest
cent.
Brokers who declare that thcy know the
iacts say that Vanderbilt bought a good deal
OF New York Central, Lake Shore, and North.
west yesterday, aud Il was thought by a good
many last evening that tho general buying
early In tho day was better than the selling
although In the afternoon there were moro
sellers and consequently brokers thought II
not good policy TO buy for an advance to-day
except on reactions. Tho general feeling
leans toward bull market and higher prices.
The friends 0f Rock Island, Minneapolis and
81. Paul, Illinois Central, and indianapolis,
Burlington aud Western declare that nothing
tan stop tho advances in these stocks the
moment II Is sure that the corn is clear from
danger from the frost
The Gould people arc very bullish on Union
Pacific, Western Union, Missouri Pacific, aud
Kansas and Texas, but N ~ not expected that
they will DO advanced sharply until next
week.
Tho bears on Lake Shore say Vanderbilt will
not dare make the usual dividend next month,
because the net earnings during the first six
months this year show a decrease Of $500 900
Cpmnura1 with tho npayiOng "A
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A =" ElShlng PartY.n

louisville. PA, Aug, 2S.--Tho anniversary
of the Pattsvillo Fishing Party was cele-
brated to-day on top of Shark mountain, near
this city. The fishing club is social instltu,
ton like, though of less antiquity, that
known Us tho "Thc state in Schuylkill," one
hundred and ten gentlemen, seventy Of whom
are members, were present. among them
being Attorney General Brewster, Hon. Simon
Cameron. Gen. Fitz-JOhn Porter and Fresi
kent keim of the Reading rnilrond.
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DIED.


TYLER.-On August 20, 1884, NJ $50 p M,
Dr. GRAFTON TYLER In the I8d year Ol his age.
Funeral VIII take place Friday Aug. 20, ut
d''iO O'Clock y. M, from his late Residence, No.
1900 ThTtcth street, West Washington. Rcla-
tives aud friends of the family are invited 10 at
tend. 90
SMITH, Thursday. Aug ~, Mrs, RE.
BECCA a. SMITH, IN tho 7Ith year of her age
Funeral viii take place Saturday, Aug, 30, ut
O'Clock from the residence of her BOn. l3lI q
street northwest. Frlends are Invited TO attend,
BEANE-on Wednesday. Aug. ~, 1884. at
6;3O p. M, JAMES a. BEANIE,
Funeral Will take place sunday Ht D. M. from
his late residence, No 1850 Eleventh street south
east Relatives and friends Of the family are
invited to attend.
I.EE.-On Aug: rs, at lao O'Clock, OF scarlet
feYer GEOR0E H., yOungCst sou Of ], W. and
Sarah j. Ice, aged year 10 months and IL
days.
Funeral AZ O'Clock Saturday, the 3Oth, ut
No. 4OS Maryland avenue southwest 80
VARNELL.-On "Wednesday, Aug, IT, 1884
MARaARET T. NARNnIL, beloved wife Of II, ].
Vnrnell, and daughter OF Thomas LeyddAno,
! aged - years IL months and 8 days.
Funeral services will take place on Friday
morning, Aug. 30, Rt $50 o'clock, from Trinity
Church, ueorgetown, u. Z. Intorment at Holy
| Rood Cemetery
Montgomery County papers please copy. 80
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A Cyclone in Manitoba.

WINNIPEG, Aug, 2s,-A terrible cyclone
passed over this city last night, doing great
damage, blowing down many buildings, and
stripping roofs from massive blocks Provin-
cial towns have also suffered severely. The
damage to the crops is heavy. At Portagela-
Prairie the Canadian Pacific railroad sheds
We're RACED TO the ground Telegraph lines
were prostrated in eYerY direction.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29
Morn MarrAnts for tho Lndnrrs.

PHILADELPHIA, Aug 2S,-Soyeral more war.
rants were issued today for the arrest Of the
Ladner Bros, tho suspended bankers. They
could not DO found, Louis, who was In town
yesterday, having gone TO Atlantic City,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29

WITH

Msy mean ''poisopad win Potash" This tho
CaaS with hundreds Wa! hA.1 leoh hnwlAo
enough to tskp SNrBNpsrllas, POTASH iniNlureL
&C. until digestion ,s hlH 3t WlhUy impaired
Swih'B specific IA o ypFHtpbl" Itmgiy, hnd T8-
ftuTta the aysteua " LOul.u anu J4lllS UP tho
waste nGls BY these ppl7uHl
IWaA au,fer,ng with BLOOD Poison, and treated
10 mnKo mo N0f4V. 1un Potash took away my
appetite aud guyu rlC dyspepsia ana Doth give
me rhtnmat.sm ! lb,u took hEraapaItlas, Ne
Ali these sslrsaparii!A mixtures huNd Potash Ia
them. This made me Ht.i worse, ~ ~ drove tho
n1ia0n farther into my system, \ friend Insisted
i should take WINE Specific, ana IL cured mo %
Tho HluOl Poison, a '"u N' Mercury ami Potash
out oFtny syatgm AVID to-lNy am - well Us L
ever wa6 u-a. u MLLLMAN, ia,
Salem, Mass.
yiur BA sHyBl ~ suffered iur EeNh nom tho
rotnblnpi edecla uf Iryylpas aud Eozema
continued 10 grow wuEAu under medical u1at-
mont and by tbhiay Dyll'lIg HpntAlnlng Potash.
y IS 4 Cur6d mao thoroughly ull ADsoiately. Ny
appetite strength, aud aoah returned as lwGs
cured VITA .L'
lrrpsluc 5u Blood rni SSH Diseases mailed
ME SWIFT SFEC1T1C Co
Drawer ., Atlanta, Ga.
Sow y1rl. OMt1 100 West Twenty-thlrl
stgopl between sixth ana seventh uVenueA
palaall4ig Ip1tss, l2Jl Chestnut stgaet
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A Canadian TO Relieve Gordon.

TORONTO Aug. 2s-Alderman Y. g, Denison,
Of Toronto, major OF the Governor Generals
Body Guards has been offered, and has &c.
copied the command of tho expedition 6Of
Canadian yoyagcrs TO be sent for the relief Of
Gen. Gordon az khartoum.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29

WGLKES.BARRE, Aug. 2S.-Lator develop
ments to-day make It certain that the amount
stolen by Roberts was abont 100000. In add
ton TO the regulations II has been learned that
he has hypothccated bonds and securities
At EastOn this afternoon the deed Of assign
ment Of Roberts, property to Charles Parrish
y Co. was tiled IN the recorders office, With
his interest in the Red Ash Coal company the
property assigned by Roberts Is worth $4,000
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rovsp and the Iiliuo,, Veterans.

CHICAGO, Aug. 2s,-The reunion of tho vet.
eran soldiers and sailors of the northwest was
much interfGred with to-day by rain, but in
the afternoon. when Gen. Logan visited the
camp, there wero about 6,00l people present.
Gen, Logan was generously CheuTcd.
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A strnorrapher IN Hand Luct.

NEW YoRK, Aug. 2S--Do Wolf q swan, the
brokers, have brought suit against william
l., scovil, tho ASCENDING stenographcr Of
Lord, Day 4 Lord, TO recover $4,000 tho
amount OF the purchases made by the firm for
the account Of sCoyil,
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ncrnilen by a Mlsplncpd Switch.

WILKEs.BAnRE, Aug. ga passenger train
on the Philadelphia and Reading road was de.
rallied by misplaced switch near PaTsons sta
ton to-day. The engine was thrown down the
embankment, followed by the smoker which
was overturned. Philip Lebrown, tho fireman
was the only person injured, and he win lose
A
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4 Gard.

To All who are suffering nom the errors ani
carly decay, loss OF munhoOi &c. ! viii send
q recipe that will cure you free Of charge.
This great remedy was discovered bya mis-.
giouary tn South America Send q seli,1i.
dressed envelope 70 tho Rev Joseph ~ lumau,
Station D., New York City,
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Making Short work of n Robbsr.

CHATTANOOGA Aug 2s,-Tucsday night a
posse of men caught man named Franklin
who, a short time ago, had robbed Joe Davis.
at Glen Mary, Tenn, of 81 900 Tiny shot him
dead and placed his body on the railroad
track, where II was horribly mangleG
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1884-08-29

tradon In spin In collecting taxes is proluc.
ing marked results, Much taxable wealth,
which has hitherto eyadcd tho taN guthurgrs,
is continually coming 20 light The cases OF
deinlgHtions IN MalIiu alone now exceed 1000,
AMI TIE eyusions ufdiroct taxation all over the
peninsula reach largo amount.
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OnEsApEAKE AND OHIO RAILWAY.

(Leavo D. & p, Depot. sixth and II streetst
springs, Lexingon, Ky, Louisville, Cincin.
natl, Columbus, and ST. Louis. Daily except
sunday, IL .05 A. M.-For williamsburg, Va
Newport News, Old Point Comfort. and
Norfolk. Daily except sunday.
Gao T.. M.-For Louisville, Cincinnati, St Louis,
and Chicago connecting for all pointA West,
Northwest, and Southwest, Fast Express
daily; does not stop for local business, ex.
Cept the Virginia Springs; through Pullman
service to Louisville and Cincinnati
10A0 p. M,-For all way stations and viz
pinia Springs and Columbus Ohio Daily
For tidRcts and Information apply ut G. 6. o.
RAILWAY Office 5I3 Pennsylvania avenue, under
National Hotel; Virginia Midland Railway
Station III. w. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent
c. W. SMITH, FRANK TRiGa.
General Manager. N. f. Passenger Agent
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Positively limited to 1870 Passengers from
Washington. Every ticket calls for n reserved
seat. No change of cars Delightful scenery On
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T OVER CEDAR POINT.
MOUNT VERNON srzs1S
MOUNT T VERNoN fssssis ! =
.STEAMBOAT LINES.
r ooK Al Low FARES,

II OOK At LOW FARES,
FORTRESS MONROE AND NORFOLK.
ROUND TRIP, 90
The elegant steamers LAKE and MOSEJEY
leave Sixth street wharf, Washington, Monday.
"Wednesday, and Friday at b:3O and saturday at
q y. M, returning Monday morning; connecting
ut Norfolk with all railroad and steamship lines.
Passage and rooms secured at u. II q. Ticket
Office, 14th and Pa ave; o. T. Thompson, OO2
Pa. ave; j. ID. Free 100 Market Space; st.
James Hotel and General Office, 9th 1t. wharf.
Telephone call, 731 3.
POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS-Steamer j..
w. THOMPSON, Monday Wednesday, and Fri
day at Z IA. IN. Fare % cents,
ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
GEO. II plIIlLIpA. smnnrlninndnnt.
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JEo. II. puILLiPs, Superintendent
VNo NORFOLK, FORTRESS MoNRO
Il AND TIE SOUTH.
,ToMAo STEAMBOAT CoMfANy,s


POTOMAC STEAMBOAT CONfPANYs
POPULAR STEAMER. GEORGE LEARY
Leaves Seventh street wharf on Mondays and
stopping at Plncy Point and COrniisd uarbor,
fonK and returning
SATURDAY NIGHT STEAMER RETURNS
MONDAY MORNING.
Exclusive connection with Boston and provi-
dence steamers. Connect also with New York
Beaboard and Roanoke. Ocean View, and Viz
ginia Beach Railroads..
Passage and rooms can ne occurred at Baltimore
and ohio ticket office, ut l4th ST. and Pa ave,
office, Office OF Knox's Express, 9th 81. and Pa
ave, and at Com Yany' 3 Office. 7th-bt wharf
KNOCKS EXPRESS Will call for aud cheek
baggage from hotels and private residences
WIN i. WEIGH. General Agent
M ERCHANTS' AND MINERS' TRANS.
INI portstion Company for Boston, Mass, via
Norfolk. The Al Iron Steamers a LLEGHANY,
Capt William A. Hallett BERKSHIRE, Capt.
M: Howes; D. X MILLER Capt solomon
WEDNESDAY and ATURDAY at o p. m.
Fare, including meals and stateroom BERTH
VA Round trip, 40, r,nrc,, ,,.
steamers JOHNS HOPKINS. Capt, j, s. March,
G.I WILLIAM CRANE, Capt J. O. Taylor;
WILLIAM LAWRENCE. Capt. I. A. Hooper,
EVERY FIVE DAYS.
Fare, Including meals and stateroom berth,
yib. Accommodations unsurpassed. Second
Glass passage and children at reduced rates.
Through tickets 10 all points in Georgia, Florida,
and Alabama. For freight or passage apply TO
"A: L. HUGGlNs. Agent, foot Long Dock Bal
=, SAMPSON, Agent. 5s Central wharf, Boa,
JAMES II. WEsT& CO.. Agents. Savannah.