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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-01

snsot A K Bamhan, 1855. ss 10; 1850. 81. 80;
lssG s5St 1881 500 Is $50 .ses i is7a $50.
se az IN The nsne u r 5. Iiowisnd. 1873 $500;
q $50; 1875. $3.50 1874. $50, rs:
.sss SSi he e Ssne 9, peosmes md, ls -
ne s.r lstsr.st an and sests for each year
on account Of the Improvement Of Ii street abuiting
10, sio1 ten N square numbered three hundred and
Barker in the amount Sf SSH 80. With n.rs~I a. 10
psss Sent PEI aanum from February IL. 1873 and
Ia msO Tor rsssTa tax the following ending
siIssI: 1854. sfis5i4 i tssS' ssiiaSs iss
sIISS,nSt; 1851. sl3b.2+: 1850. siJ5, "a. 1874.
With allies in.eTss. and costs for "a year
,s Sesahcate No s435; square No. 55e lot sub d
land for alley AUDITING north eisht s1 fest siI 81
.ubs mhdth Of srsdvion 10, Snos embraced N
and nifty nine t559D in the name OF Richard
per cent per .nnum from september % 1874
Ceruhcaee No. 3442; square No. $50 lot part and
Of land for alley aSu,ns tss esss NJ
sn s feei %,S,h Of S. eisht 81 in square
IN the name Of Lewis Jackson the Of stla 30
te interest s At 10 per cent per snnum from Sep
SeEsacste No: s443; square No. $50; lot part OF s.
for of land alley sbuttns the fifteen
feet width OF lot eight 49, adjoining the
aye hundred and nfty- nine (55s1 assessed in the
Interest AZ 10 per cent PER snnn@ fro n, p,s
Der 20. 1873
Also all instruments of for laying water nluin IN
the amount OF $3.50. with interest 10 per per
anntiin frou january ID. 1857.
and an . So 3, lot r ny
ior OF land for alley AUDITING four
teen ieet width OF lot ten 0l. adjoining the
-FOUR - feet width of said lot, in square
ored nye hundred and ftynine (59). in the
name OF James Neary in the amount of ga "a. with
1873
Certificate No. ); square 90. West Washington: LOT
psrt OF l3l-issued on account of the Improvement
OF Dunoarton street COR AUDITING Tart of 10,
one hundred and thirty one ODD, in square mum
oered sixty mime l69), tGeorgetownl, assessed In
the name o. Daniel Brown (heirsl. In the amount Of
500. with interest at 10 per cent per annum from
April D, 1919, and other costs.
Certlncate No 10; county, eth street road: IL
o4-lOO acres-lssued on account OF the Improvement
OF the road. in the County Of Washing
ton. District OF Columbia abuttIng the side
the property. III o4lO0 acres. assessed in the nam,
OF Abigail Shoemaker. IN the amount o. S3l5e. with
interest at 10 per cent per snnum from April Ia
1873. and other costs
Now, therefore, notice is hereby given that agreea
bly, To the Aforesaid provisions Of the law said
properties Will be seyerally Sold the office of tn,
Coll. of Taxes of the District of Columbia
nine CD, Columbia Building First northwest
auction for cash. such securities authorize,
by law, 70 the highest bidderon the TwENTl-IHIRI
DAY OF FEBRUARY. 1883. between the hours o
TWELVE NJ. and THREE d. NJ of said day. and from
day TO day, as may be required. for the payment o
SAID and other taxes and interest and
thereon at the rates prescribed by law provided b.
sembly. WM b. WEBB,
SAMUEL L. MHEATLEY.
CHARLES W. RAYMOND.
Commissioners Of the District OF Columbia
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All Run by ELECTRICITY.

THE EXTRAORDINARY DISPLAY WHICH GREETED THE
GUESTS OF THE ELECTRIC CLUE
Electrical appliances OF every conceivable va
riety surrounded and mysti1ed the guests at the
formal opening OF the Electric CLUBS new club
house at No. II East 22d street New York last
night. At the very threshold the visitor was dal-
zled with brilliant display OF electric light and
as his foot pressed concealed lever In one OF the
steps, the door flew open. inside OF course, every
room wasJ1t by electricity. Electric designs are
used In the frescoeS and maze OF wires concealed
In floors and ceilings permits member at any
moment TO produce weird displays for visiting
friends. Electricity runs a stove in the house on
which steak may be cooked. Electricity winds up
the big clock. Electricity locks and unlOcks the
cashiers safe, and electricity Is the invisible mu.
scian which operates the piano. feature OF
last nights entertainment was the presence OF an
improved long-distance telephone over which the
guests converSed with friends In Boston, Philadel-
phia, Albany, and other comparatively adjacent
cities. President Henry C. Davis was presented
with valuable gold watch, and in return talked
III length on the feld for the club The only other
speaker was Prof. II. A. Rowland, OF Johns Hop
kins University, OF Baltimore, who delivered an
elaborate review OF the life and discoveries of
Michael Faraday. The subject OF his address was
'"Tne Electrical and Magnetic Discoveries OF Fara-
day.
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POTOMAC RIVER ATS.

IyoR NORFOLK. OLD POINT AND The soUTA
steamer GEORGE LEARY leaves washinstou
MONDAY. Wednesday an rldAy az D m
steamer JANE MosELEY. ru, sdAy aud Thursday
81 > pm. and sunday st pm
Steamer Leary lands n 1ney Point going and return
mg.
Moseley lands At Cornfeld Hsrbor going and return.
Ing.
kno. and I1oyds express win all and eLeck bag,
gnge al hotels aud private residences 1elephonecaA
Leary, s45-3 Moseley, -. fsre, e.
WI MEJCH, supt, z. {. Co.
GEO X PHILLIPS, Sup:- and s. c. Co
MT. VERNON, Mt. VERNON,
STEAMER w. W CoRCoRAS
Leaves wharf daily texc-pt sunday for M
Vernon and River Landings Tar down Glynont a
10 O'Clock u ~ Returning. reaches Wsshingtoa
sl6 l. l. BLAKE. Captain
1rOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS
II NEW IRON sTEAMLR MAkEfIELU
Leaves 9TH st wharf MONDAYS. 1HtksDAfA
and SATURDAYS am Returning II tspAfA
FRIDAYS. and SUNDAY y m, touching nj River Land
iDss ~ tar Nomni Greek, Curr7oInan. Va. and 81
Clements Bay, Md. Connects with b aud .; X, * e
Shepherds. See schedule. JOHN B. PADoEiT. Ar
g ". RIDLEY. Manager. @2S
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UNEouALED REDUCTIONS IL FINE
MEMS. BOYS AND CHILpRENs' CLOTHING
Ovsrcoats We sold at e25 we sell at sl4
q" SEQ all
Suits $50 {" Sill
:" "sI5 4" 90.
And all other grades in same proportion.
For boys from ID to Is years old well sell you Over
coats ct so cents ON the Dollar Suits Wen sell at
331s per cent less than former price
Childrens' Suits and oyercoats We sell you 80 cents
on the dollar
full line Of odd Pants for Men, Boys and Children
very cheap.
THE LONDON AND LIVERPOOL CLOTHING co,
,a25 Corner 9TH and @ sta
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Jenerson Davis has written letter In response
70 , tne resolution Of the Mississippi Legislature In
sitlng nun tovsit them during the present session
Ia winch letter ne declines the invitation on ac-
count Of his poor health W. Nv
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Tired Of the Sandy BliZzards.
PROSPEROUS NORTHWESTERN FARMERS sEEKIN
PLRASANTRRS HOMES IN VIRGINIA.


The Virginia commissioner OF agriculture, in
report sent to the legislature a few days ago.
makes some Interesting statements. The COM
missioner, who entered Office On the lst OF Janu-
airy, says that since then he has received large
numbers OF letters from outside OF Virginia making
inquiries for homes in the state. The letters come
especially from the great northwestern section OF
the Union, where an Icy blizzard has recently
ports maps, and statistical Information In regard
70 the agricultural. Industrial, manufacturing ana
mining interests OF Virginia The commissioner
adds: ''fhese inquiries come from American born
citizens OF the now frozen Northwest, men with
means and families seeking homes singly and in
companies, and being satisfied that the vicSs,i-
tudes or Climate In the Northwest will drive and
driving the better part Of the population OF that
section south, and that this class OF settlers Is
greatly needed In Virginia, make this report that
your body may take any actlOn YOU deem nruner
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-02-01

WORTH INVESTIGATING.
THE LOW PRICES WE NAME FOR MEMS
AND YOUTHS CLOTHING
SPECIAL BARGAINS In MEMS SUITS AT
&IO. sl5 AND $50.
OvERCoATs FROM LOWEST TO FINEST
GRADES EVERY GARMENT GUARANTEED
AS REPRESENTED. MONEY REFUNDED
IF PURCHASE Is UNSATISFACTORY
GEORGE sPRANsY.
oNE-PRICE CLoTHIER,
ja23 434 SEVENTH ST NV.
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OCEAN STEAMERS.

SHORT ROUTE To LONDON
NORDEUTCsHEE LLOYD g. g. CO.
last EIIress steamers.
To SOUTHAMPTON London. BAyre) Bremen
Saaie We'd Feb. 1, 3 30 am. Elbe, We'd. Feb e.
Q 30 n m; Lain, We'd, Feb Is, 80 m, werra Sat,
Feb is y 80 am Ems. We'd, Fob. % pm Eader.
sat, Feb %. =. IN
Comfortable statsrooms. excellent table, luxurious
saloon appointments Prices: LEI cabin. t75 and up
wards q berth, according location. "a CABIN ass
berth steersse 1t low ratesl Apply 20
3a3O L +. Dko0r, a35 Penn ave.
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SPECIALTIES.

ELEcTRlCITY-l5Y YEARS SPECIALITY INcUn.
ing peryon and mental dssaas. spinal ovarian sne
Crzne SroubloA Paralysis, tunsors, sfrictures e1auc
hysteF1a rhsumssasn, neurslsA ehorea and dissssee
GenssAly Most exterays electric batteries ous.sds
sncse Rerm9nept cuzes m WeshtnCoa
ElCksS0o&. oCH LII q AZ. 90. D. J1o-1DrN
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FROM ths Sprinsnsld onion
BLIZZARD times In Dakota oner plenty Of business
t0 The Christian scientists. Let them go West
and persuade the poor freezing people that their
bunertngs are all In their inag ination.
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Ex-LErTER CARRIERS WANT AN INVESTIGATION
Fortythree ex-letier carriers mel az fhe hosrS q,
trade rooms In Philadelphia last night and nnder
the direction OF Z. j. Tobin, drew up and signed a
memorial 10 the United States senate asking thar
vestigate alleged violations OF the ciytl-servtcs
laws at me Philadelphia post-orrice, under Post.
master Harrity This Is also 10 cover the cases or
discharged Union soldiers Before the ms.,tin, "a "a
Journed Tooin made an address, In which he said
That ne proposed Ito make 1t hot for thai ma n
Washington. ~ o~'' W
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Great Zee Gorge at 80. Louis.


The Ice go ge which has formed on the Missis-
sipp riyer In front Of st. Louis began to move at
midnight Monday night, and drifted down stream
about 800 yards where II remained until 10 O'Clock
yesterday morning, when the January thaw
loosened the great mass, and II slowly moved down
again. Inc gorge has been forming for ten days
anu every means have been taken 10 dislodge It,
out ID vain The great cakes, 10 To ~ Inches
lhicK, nave piled upon each other forming a solid
mass from bank To bank several hunired yards
Woe ana from IL TO- feet thick. The mild weather
mas rotted only the upper layer, and beneath is a
luuty mass oi blue Ice ready to grind the many
steamboats, and bargeS that are tied close in shore
Irsady several barges aud the steamers Tam,n
Matte Bel, and the Hayes have been sunk The
tay IS Is arse excursion steamer the property OF
tne Anchor Line She was a sde-wheeler valued
al 5000 The Matte Belle Is owned by the IlIi
nOls RIVER CO. The Tamm was ferry boat THE
wharIooat OF the Alton and GRAFTON Railroad Co
was swept away at IL o'clock. The steamer CITY
of Monroe snapped her lines at noon and ia n
wreck Capt. Mason and MIR. Seeburger were bad
~ Injured About half-past 10 O'Clock last night
the lower emo Oh the gorge gave way. Luckily no
further damage was done Nv
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The laatfieid-McCoy Vendetta.

REPORT 10 GOV. WILSON, OF WEST VIRGINIA..
dispatch from Charleston, W. Va, last night
says: Col W. L. Mahon, whom GOV. Wilson sent to
Logan County a week ago to inquire into and re-
port upon the now famous Hatfield-McCoy ven-
delta, made his report to Gov. Wilson to-day, and
1t is as follows: 81 visited all the HatfeldS and
found them TO be good law abiding citizens, who
have the respect and confidence Of every one in
the neighbofhoOd; that while many depredations
have been committed and that the whole sur.
rounding country had been in State OF excite
ment and tumuit bordering on genuine young
war, peace has again been restored, and the bel
lgerent parties on both sides have disbanded, and
no further trouble is anticipated The strangest
nelds and McCoys are related The recent out
break seems to have been caused by parties In
Pike County, KY, resurrectng old Indictments
against the Hatrelds which were found against
went to Frankfort, KY, ana had re-
wards offered for the Hat1elds. and
came into West Virginia under the guise OF officers
ton, and arrested (or rather kidnsppedD Thomas
Chambers, Andrew varney. Shelkirk Mccoy, ID. ID.
Mccoy, Moses Christian, Samuel ID. D., and PLANT
MahOn, and Valentine Hatfield, took them over TO
Jail, where they are still confined. The party,
headed by Frank Phillips, fired on and killed old
man Vance without As much as calling on him TO
over into this state and nred upon Constable
Thompson and posse, at which time DOlphy and
another man were killed The citizens OF Logan
state that had any parties other than those sent
would have been shed, but the kcCoyS, who came
with Phillips to make the arrest, had sworn TO Kill
the HatfieldS and would have done 90 after they
were dlsarmed. Peace has been temporarily de-
clared. but t is feared BY the law-abiding people
OF the two counties that hosttfttes viii be re-
newed before great while. Th0 trouble began
during the war. The Hatneids were In the Con-
federate Army and tho NcCoys In the Union
Army"
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HELD on A CHANGE OF HoUsEBRKAKISG-Mon-
e4l evening. about O'Clock. a son of Mr.. Julius
iae, OF sb-s street northwest, met young white
Ran, Who was about 10 leaves dis (Ulkes fathers
hJcae with a bundle OF clothing and relieved him.
q, his burden. The intruder Iefr - house aud
Ci..cer BCland was told what had occurred. A
T." minutes later the officer arrested a young
rl1n, Who was 1dentined As the man who had been
J.. mr.. likes house. He gave his name as George
Davis Yesterday afternoon IA the Police Court he
A. tried on a charge OF HOUSEKEEPING and was
he Q for the action OF the grand lury.-Henry
Williams. ALIAS James Wilson, the colored man
VINO " - arrested Saturday night near the house
OF MI. Urso, on 9th street, was taken TO the Police
ourt yesterday afternoon and charged with
hc0se breaking, and the Judge dismissed the case
fhe cefendant was rearrcsted and locked uD on
another charge OF housebreaking.
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sassessed " s the name Of DsrIin IL JohnsonD 1851:
names e. Of John 5Chnson s sd Mary P9st
cember IL 1870 IS 75 assessed in the name OF VS-
ssn XII s sS
each for h said part Of lot At the
feet thence north twelve feet six inches thence east
seventy-v feet thence south twelve feet inches
cer,ihsate So 654 square No aas; lot 7 and i'm.
proyements-i,ssTed for the iinnroyement Of New
hfa ID s g.
the amount Of 1856 with interest at 10 per cent
per annnm frSm September 1872 and other costs
for saf The 10 e and
deinnstSn Of land for alleyway being for the west
squars numbered one hundred ara three doS, tth h
Ss .Scos m sSe n
interest st 10 per cent per annum from October IL.
Also. certihc ate No. 1880. issued on account of
paving alley AUDITING said lot in said square.
si985 With interest at 10 per cent per from
Ss es ss
1855 o:i.nss sio ss Yss ssass l ssS
penalties interest and costs for each year, in
Certificates Nos. S33 and iee77: square 500: lot
9 and improvements Issued for the Improvement Of
and y q. IN
:sssed " the name w Ro6psOn in the amount Of
from MSxs%Sss 1872 and Sthss costs s ~. .ono
Ss ls ss T
street west sbutting the south one hundred feet don
Of lot one % N square numbered i've hundred and
twenty nine t52NI assessed in the name Of (30ore
Bowen in the amount of 4665. 3d. with interest at Id
Ter cent per annum. from November /. 1872, and
other costs.
Also for certificate No. 2344. issued for the i'm
Provement Of street North sbutting thirty (3I)
assslssd y the name q GsorEs Bowen u the amount
from February z. 1873. and other costa
Also for general tax for the following years ending
George Boxen; for 1885, eA6 49,. 1856. 046.5S;
1887. % a:sessed In the name Of Harvey Spa1d-
Certincste No BIO; square No 525: lot. part and
street west sbuttng the north twenty GOO feet trout
OF lot seven Cd IN square numbered i've hundred and
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RECORDED MORTGAGES.

Maurice j. Burnstein and wife Rachel Feinberg 3,
1872 Henry-st Il year, "a, 600
Frederick G. Bliss 10 Albany Savings Bank. OF
Tthave, n Of 1fsh-st % mortgages years. 300 1000
Same TO William seholle and another, same property
q mortgages sl30,303 o ~.
:. Same 10 Bradley 4 currier. n OF 11stb'st OF
7th-ave Il year, s54, 000
Hubert ellis TO Harry II. Barnett OF 6othst W
OF Lexineton-ave Is years., $4,000.
Lucy Ii. Donohue and Rose NJ. Hearne TO Emigrant
Industrial Savings Bank, OF 3d'ave, OF 94th-st
q year,, 81. 900 g.
David Greenfield to the Home for Incurables, OF
Madison-avc. n OF S0th-st e years., $50, goo.
Robert Hall and wife Bowery Savings Bank, 8
Of 39th.st, Of 3d-ave Il year, $4,000
Cordclia Mcpherson TO T. +. Mcpherson, eXecutrix
10 East 45thst Il year,, as 600. -
Rachel Rossin to u S. Trust Co. 254 East 18th st
e years.. SIS, 900.
Ii. /. Robinson Eliza b. Mcdonald and another
n OF 132d-st. OF 7th-ave % years. $1,000
Mary E. Schoen TO n. Y. Life Insurance Co., OF
12Qth.st OF LenOX % years., eli, 800.
Charles Schlecht {. f. Rauteriung, OF 57th-st
W OF Ave y years. IS, 500
William H. Scott to Thomas Berkely, Sc cor Of 9th
ave and lO6th-st Il year.. $500
John SIMON and wife EmicTant Industrial savings
Bank. OF 1st-aye. n Of 1924 81 Il year, 50 GOO.
Albert T.. Smith and wife to Edward Oppenheime and
another cor o. 9thave and 1021st Il year, SCS 600
Stephen H. ThayeT and wife to Catherine Valentine,
of 114th-st Q OF 1s-ave % years. ~ 600
The Roman Catholic Church Of Guardian Angel TO
William Dougherty Of 23ist Of lOth-sye q year,
s10, coo. 80 -. ~,
st Il year, s3l, 000
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Rallrod0s.
NETWORK CENTRAL AND HUDSON
~ RIVER RAILROAD.
GREAT FOURTRACK TRUNK LINE
GRAND CENTRAL STATION.


GRAND CENTRAL STATION.
Largest and Finest Passenger Station in America
ear, New Yosi 70 Albany and bPy MoRre
VIA d. & II r. r. ; also East Albany TO ST. Adams. via
Cent y, Vermont line sAMous srEAMuEArEp yEsrr.
Buffs6S 'CHTGAGo AND 81 LOUIS frMiTFD,
composed exclusively OF buffet smoking. dining car.
eass coS sa BS Nsg,a a0i FAILS Re
indianapolis ard Toledo arriving a. Chicago at so m.
10 $50 a. M. Chicago Express for Niagara Fals To
ronto Cleveland. Cincinnati Indianapolis Detroit and
chicago dswag room cars 70 Canznosigua ahd Eoches
III 80 A. m. Western New York and Northern Express
iS5 aEs cs asna s North
80 .. m. Albany Troy and Uuca Special. with draw
IS u M AceonmodaIon TO Albany and Troy Con-
for wliamstown North Adams and intermediate
points on Fitohburg II. Il
tonpo AID Cleveland Cincinnati indianapolis St. Louis
Defrct and Chicago, with vesuou!ed and steam heated
~ - J, n'' MSnuea and Csnandaigus Express
s. lans daiy. also Ottawa via 1T; AbanA aud Cansas
Atlantic Railway daily except Saturday. and
and Canandsigua daily except sunday Sunday train
o p ~, special Mail Limited arrives at Rochester
90 2 Banar - a. m and cleyslsnd ; 20 ? IN ~
To- Niagara Falls. Toronto Cleveland Cincinnati. In
disnspois St Louis, Detroit and Chicago, with sleeping
cars Sleeping cars TO wateIown. Via Utica daily ex
IL midnight for Saratoga whitehall and Rutland
Sleeping caIs 70 Albany Connects at Albany with train
Tickets and space IN drawing room and sleeping
sale Grand Central station, Ala 7s5 and 9t2 Broadway
las ST Station New York sss wsshinetcn and 30
Fulton SIS. BROOKLYN, and 70 lth.st. wiiamsbnrg
run daily, others daily except Sunday ts,cp ss
L. j. ETCIIARDs Asst General Passenger Agent
J. NJ. TCUCEY. General Superintendent
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FOR PHILADELPHIA.

Express trains NewYork Via Dcsbrosses and
landt Streets Ferries follows.
30 go g. 70 Chicago Limited with Dining Car, and
10 Washington Limltedl, and IL 90 ~ 20 'OO,
90 90, 4, 80. 100 90. o 40 5 90 and :Q0
ana u rs night Aecommodstlon. 80 and II 10
0 co 20 Limiieil aud 10 a. m T. ! 3d. g. O. D 80. .
Trains leaving New;Yers daily except SUNDAY. at s.
ana II 10 a. m. ], =. a. B. .. AMI 10 a. m. ana
= y. on sunday. connect 81 Trenton for Camden:
Ticket Offices. Nos l, t35. $40 and 9i4 Broadway,
Aston House. and foot OF UesbrOsses Corandt
Court and Brooklyn Annex Station foot Of Fulton.
Castle Garden
'CHAs 81 PWGH anu j. r. WOOD.
Caass.i GsaA~.. canara pass'r Agent
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Business Chances

Il OR SALE OR TO LET, The Albion Print Works. =
L. these works, situated the Schuylkil River, AZ
Ioshohockcn, Penn, thirteen miles from Philadelphia
admirably located convenient two railroads and tho
schuylkl Navigation Canal thus securing the cheapest
and completely equipped for bleaching. pyeing and
rould be we'll adepsed to m kInSs of six Cotton and
woolen Dyeng and Enhing and for converting work Of
every description. For full particulars address
b. r. ericsson. conshohocken Penn,
POWERS wEIGHTMAN, PHILADELPHIA
DOR SALE.-A valuable trade newspaper
l. property published in New-York City. Bona nde
purchasers may communicate respecting the same with
Mr. T.. II. GRAIL. Potter Building. NcwYork City.
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PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD.


GRAND TRUNK LINE
. AND UNITED STATES NAIL ROUTE
Trains leave New-York via Desbrosses and Cortandt
Streets Ferries, follows:
Harrisburg Ptsbug and the West, with Pullman Palace
carr attached. 0 90 G $50 Dining Carp and
J. daily. New York ana Chicago Limited OF Par
lor Dining, Smoking and Sleeping Nesubuled Cars at
wIamSport iocS Haven. Q 100 a H. 90 D. m Cory
and Erie AZ 200 p NJ connecting at Cory for Titus
For lebanon 100 a m, 3 20 p. NJ and IL 10 night
For Norrst0wu, phOenXNile. POttstcwn and Reading.
II 90 d M, 100, 200 and 4 90 ? 4. saturday.
ony, 90 y. N Sundays, ID and 10 100 a.
Baltimore, Washington and tie Sovth Limilef Wash.
ingt0n Express" Of Pullman IarlOr Cars daily, except
SUNDAY 10 90 2, m arrive Washington 90 2. m.
s WIN D s,, 1i ~ 90 90 p on a. "a aFE % WASH
100 90 a 80 and 100 p. m. and IL 10 night
SUNDAY Is and 100 a m. 80 and 100 D. m. and
10 rs night.
For Atlantic CITY and Cape May. 100 D. NJ. week DAYS
Long Braneh Bay Head Junction and intermediate
stations, via Railway and AmbOy. 10 q. m.
u 90 noon. % and 200 p. IN. on sunday. 9 AS
a n. aud .. Ia. do not stop AZ Asbury Park.
For Ola Point and Norfolk via New York Philadelphia
and Norfolk Railroad. 100 y m. daily via baltimore
Boats OF Brooklyn Annex connect with all through
trains az Jersey CITY, arofdng speedy and direct
transfer Brooklyn travel