Evening Star Newspaper, April 21, 1870, Page 3

EVENING STAR. _ FORTY-FIRST CONGRESS, Conclusion Yesterday's Proceedin :s. SENATE—After our report closed— The Northern Pacific railroad bill wa dis- ‘Cusced until six o’clock p. m., when the Senate adjourned. HOUSE—After our report closea— PERSONAL EXPLANATION. My. Kelley (Pa.) rose to a personal explana- tion, and said that when the Sypher election case “as under consideration, one of his es (Mr. Randall) bad informed him that Mr. fog ets, of Ark., stated that he (Mr. Kelley) bad an- nounced his purpose of voting for Mr. Sypher, because it would secure a: er vote for the iron interest of Pecneylvania. He was not ca- le of entering into any sort of agreement of kind for a vote for any measure. Mr. Kandall said that when he was told that his colleague had made a statement as above, he Went to him,and asked him abont it, stating the authority. Mr. Kelley denied the imputa- tion, but be (Mr. Kandali) wanted to call the attention of the House and of the country to the Zact that all the Kepublican members from Pennsylvania, except Mr. Scofield, had voted on all questions in favor of Mr. Spyher’s side of case Messrs. Myers and O'Neill (Pa.) spurned the imputat contained in this statement Mr K y said be did not know what Mr. Sypher’s views were on the tariff question, and therefore it was not possible that he could have been influenced by any such consideration. He Tose to give a flat denial to the assertion that he had uttered the remarks attributed to him, or any like them. Mr. Rogers (Ark.) said he overheard the gen- tleman say something in regard te Mr. "8 case, and he said it m connection with the tariff. Hemight have been mistaken In his inferences, he construed Mr. Kelley’s langaage just as he (Mr. Kogers) stated it. esers. Orth (Ind.) and Moore (Iil.) corrobo- Yated Mr. Kelley's recollection of the conversa- tion. RECONSTRUCTION OF THE PATENT OFFICE. ‘The regular order of business was then de- manded, and the House resumed the considera- tion of the bill reported by Mr. Jenckes (it. £.) to amend the laws relating to patents, &c. Several amendments were offered and discussed. As it was proposed to transfer copy-right books from the Patent Office to the Congressional Library, Mr. Peters (Me.) offered an amend- sent to increase the salary of the Librarian of ‘Congress to $3.500, which was to. Pending further consideration, the hour ex- pired, and the bill went over. RAN DOMINGO. Mr. Butler made another ineffectual effort fo get in his San Domingo annexation resolu- mn. ‘THE CENSUS BILL. ‘The Senate amendments to the House bill to provide for taking the census were non-con- curred in, and a committee of conference was ordered. THE GkoRGtA BILL. ‘The Senate amendments to the bill for the ad- mission of Georgia were then taken up, and Mr. Butler moved its reference to the Reconstruc- tion Committee. A number of amendments were offered. and also referred, imcinding one prepared by Mr. Bingham providing for an elec- tion of members of the State Legislature and State officers in the fail of 1870, and declaring the State entitled to representation. [This amendment is offered as a substitute for the whole bill.) All the amendments were referred and ordered to be ited. In answer toa ques- tion Mr. Butler ited that he would call the bill up until some time next week. Mr. Trimble (Ky.) was uted a member of the Committee on Pacific Railroads, tofill a Vacancy, and Mr. Van Trump (Ohio) was ap- pointed 4 member of the Post Uftice Committee, also to fill a vacancy. Mr. Kerr (Ind.) offered a resolution directing ‘the Speaker of the House to inform the Gover- nor of Louisiana that a vacancy exists in the first Congressional district of that State; and ponding a vote the House adjourned at 5:12 p. m. ~~ -—___ A FAMILy or Five Persons att Powonep To DeaTH EXcerT One.—By a letter from Hawesville. Ky., we learn that a most terrible calamity befell the tamily of Mr. Hertzoy, living one aud a half miles back of that town, on Thursday last. Mr. Hertzog had purchas:d 2B Quantity of arsenic for the purpose of poison- ing rats. He was thoughtless or imprudent enough to place it in a bottle ina cupboard near another bettle containing bread soda. The next day Mrs Hertzog went to the cupboard to get Some soda to mix into piecrust. She either did not know the arsenic was in the cupboard, or had forgotten about it. At any rate she made the terrible mistake of taking the arsenic and mixing it in her piecrust, instead of the soda. On the same evening one of the pies she had baked was eaten for supper. The family consist- ed of five persons. One of the children, a boy, was absent during the meal. The other four, however, partook of the poisoned pie, and by the next morning every one of them was dead. ‘Their sufferings were dreadful, the poison taking effect ina few minutes after the supper Was concluded. The poor wife discovered her terrible and fatal mistake when it was too late, for, twelve hours later, husband, wife, and two ebtidren had ceased to live. The family were highly esteemed. They formerly resided @ Cannelton, in this State, and had been living in Kentucky about a year—New Albany Ledger - eaten irae Ur oy a BaLLoon.—Prof. Wise, of Lancaster Pa., who was lately in Cumberland, Md., with & party. experimenting in taking instantaneou pictures from balloon, met with a mishap las week. They had prepared their , and fent the balloon up to a height of four hundred feet, and after they were satisfied the picture had been taken, the order was given to draw the balloon to the earth, but meres t the lin parted and away went the balloon to the clouds, ‘with the speed of the wind, and has not been Beard of since. — aman: Olivier is a brave man. In the midst his own work for liberty he encourages his ‘wife to discourage the low-necked dresses worn by ladies. We are afraid it will be found easier to reform than to re-dress.— Punch. 7 Mr. Dickens does not know what nervous- mess means. When asked if he had ever felt fidgety before public cecasions on which he ‘Was to speak, he instantly replied: “Notin the Yeast. The first time I took the chair at a pub- lic dinner I felt as much confidence as if I had Gone the same thing a hundred times before.” &7 Four of the five Chinese printers just ar- vived at San Francisco are ander an engagement te proceed to New York, where it is sald, they will train a number of the most intelligent countrymen in the art. They are first class compositors, educated in an English fnstitution at Hong Kong. MARRIED. Baowy—PUVALL. On the evening of the 2th 7 B_P. Br fost. by Rev own, at the of the ride’ mother, Mt. KDWAXD 5. BROWN, of Mew ork. to ANNIE E. of the \. So GABALE E,.eldeet daughter late A. PAYNE—DOWDEN. On the Sth instant, by the 3.3. Keane, at the residence of 3D. Clark, _ : Bis sv of Maryland” ; DIED. OBRIEN. In Georgetown “anes Phy im the Le Sthovc clocks. ut. ‘the relatives end feieadeof tks Samity are respectful BICHARD F.HARVEY. ALONZO A. MARR. ° HARVEY & MARR, CVDESTAEBRS, Ro. 934 F STREET, between Ninth and Tenta. =e ly pe ICHARD W. BABSER, cvpesTsaE:, fla 425 EIGHTH STBERT zc 5. FURBITUBB of sll Kinds made and repaired. i In the ish tack ae by the Prim and Rev number of vot~s cast in the recent necticut election was 87, and "8 majerity was 844. Both votes in the State. The ene Francisco have to ol amendment, and are now registe-ing (he co! voters in that city. ‘£300,000 agreed the Hudson Bay Company , it been teens as ig Ly i Mount V by L. Harper, at Mount Vernon, stroyed by fire yesterda: : Legisiat: Georgia has adjourned until Monday, awaiting the action of Congress the deaths from cholera on anzibar have numbered about on the Georgia bill. the Island of 15,000, 5 Mlle. Nillson, the great singer, will visit this in September, to sing at one hundred eg A Stanes been elected President of the National Board of Fire Underwriters. Powder is being shipped from Woolwich, Eng- How trey Burtp Hovsms ix rae West.— —To be worn on the help for Asthma. Ca- = sis less work wheel Soars al ee racted lameness, cure sluggi ofarend giands,and heal indolent ules AIRN & BRO., Mosars. P. MIL 4. P, 0. CALVRRT FORO. 1G General Agent. Washi HE MISSES HENE' am DRESSMAKING ESTABLISHMENT. LATEST IMPORTATIONS OF PATTERNS. 1223 F STREET apls-6t" _ bet. 12th and 13th Mre. Gast - TO MAKE ROOM FUR, AN IMMENSE BPBING STOCK, STRASBURGER BROS. BOOTS, SHOES AND GAITERS of all kinds cheaper than the cheapest. Give them a call, at 906 SEVENTH STREET. _fe%6-t¢ 1d number 373.between I and SUMMER AND SPRING IM & . TATIONS. aioe ® MILLINERY AND FANCY GUODs. STRAW GOODS IN GREAT VARIETY. FRENCH BONNETS AND HATS. BIBBONS AND LACES. A fall line of MILLINERY and STRAW GOODS, be requirements of the most fastidious CASH PRICES. STON. Agout, ‘bet. 12th and isth. “aT THE LOWE: Fussise TACKLE WHOLESALE AND BETAIL. THE MOST COMPLETE ASSORTMENT IN ‘The lovers of this beaut invited to examine our stock ), Bam! J Jointed Rods, t Cane Rods, tifal and manly sport are japan and Uommon Reed, four and six joints, ook, Kinsey, Aberdeon, Limerick, Ritby and OVI eat ange of Lines of Stk, Grass and Baakets; Tackle Books, Pennsylvania avenue sad COLUMBIA YEAST POWDER, free from all injurious drugs. SF SOLD BY ALL GROCERS in the City. Wasurncton,D. C., Sept. 21, 1888. Lam fally scquainted with the constitution of the Columbia Yeast Powder. The proportions are well adapted for the efficient raising of the dough, and 1 S77 MANUPACTORY-—S12 K STREET, tween tx axp Srx. ? VERMIFUGE. ‘Why is it that so many children die under @f five yeare? That s large proportion Ge under that ago, bas long been a, satisfactory £ FAVORABLY KNOWN SINCE 1929, Sotwiak wo have on indian frond Wooe theses” SCHWARTZ & HASLETT, B.A. FARNESTOCK'S SON & 00., SOLE PROPR(STORS. PITTSSURG, Pa. le RE ET aoe. Mie aa ‘Terms ag *887 AUCTION SALES. james C. 2 Co. corner Penna. sveaue and lith SUPERIOR HOUSEHOLD FURNITURE. ONB ELRG. onc SEE. Vick Ae Abe (| on agro On SATURDA * A oto Se A 234, 179, }o' 's oe ar Towns, ‘shall well - WAL. Bivure sscbart ceanen,ror taining about one bt ae Lone s OOPEE £ LATIMER, apdl 2 Auctione »rs. @ WILLIA! Auctioncers, a gh a D streets. 3 HOLD. FURNITURE AT . th th inst.. at 10 otheck a me, we enell ell ac heruse No, 8S, on the south aide ‘Pennsylvania avenue, bet. rural 4 LOT OF HOUS! eu 7th strects west, a lot of Household wb Seem, Seadstend Mattrossce, Feather Pillows Extensiun Tables, Stoves atatting, Crockery, &e. apdid GREEN & WILLIAMS. Aucts, RY G WILLIAMS, Auctioncers, BEX GREEN 4 thenst corner Betouth snd D ts. TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPER- the land records of Wi 4 rection of arabs et + Apri Broad of round. be according to Dea Syere hs 9. 49, 99 feet to ode J said alley wale: One-half cash: balsoce iné and 12 months with interest, secured by a deed of trast om Pat cont at sare not complied with ‘rustes re- rchaser's risk and . Trnates. Ll. S7 THE ABOVE SALE I8 POSTPONED UNTIL SATURDAY, April 30th, jlace. — P. ADA a Y¥ COOPER & L. ‘Auctioncers, Successors to James U. McGuire & Co..) Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lies TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE DINING. Poon Fro Oe Cay Sei ted aa TENTH STREETS, IN WASHINGTON CITY, “| By virtue of adeed of trust, dated the 16th fe ‘of Feb 1870, and ¢ er at public an day of Aj ° 0 iy "Bpoeed ay and Fixtures Seating reg Pitare Marble top W 84 Nay po wan Fisted astors: Knives ‘Together with many Other articles uesded in a dining saloon. irk spll.19&2) coo: ST THE AROVE ALLEN, Trustee, LATIMER, Aucts’ 18 POSTPONED UNTIL TUESDAY, jay of May. same hour piace, KK. ALLEN, Trustee. Toa COOPER & LATIMER. Aucts. B* ‘GREEN & WILLIAMS, tioneers and Real Estate Brokers. An<Goutheeat corset of Tek ent Dotrests, HREE-STORY FRAME HOUSE AND LOT FRONTING ON NEW YORK AVENUF, BE- WEEN Gry AND 72H STREETS WEST. EAR TRE NORTHERN LIBERTY MARKET AT AUCTION. ‘On MONDAY, the 25th instant, at 6 o'clock P; Maj NE ehall sell, om the premises. the east ject frovt of Lot No. 17, in square 481, with the improvements, consisting of a ten-room House with pasage, &c. adjoining alance 6 and 12 months, interest and secured by @ ises. All conveyancing and cost of the purchaser. @ 100 GREEN & WILLIAMS, Aucts. BX W%. © WALL @ Co. Auctioneers, ‘New Marble Buildings, No. 900 and 902 Pennsylvania avenue. CHANCERY SALE OF REAL ESTATE IN SQUARE 1.026. By virtue of adecree of the ba | dood Court of Ba distri of Columbia, in equity, made on the 19th day pote g iI. 1870, in the cause of Bray vs. msbend et al., No. 1,845, docket 10, the under med will expose fur nate at auction, Wo the Mighost bidder, on M DAY, the 2d day of May, 15/0, at — o'clock in the afternoon, the following described real estate :—Lots numbered forty six, (4#,) forty- seven (47) and forty-eight, (43,) in Square numbered one thousand amd twenty-six, (1425,) with the im- provements. Terme of sale: $200 in cash, and the balance one- haif ints onthe and one-half in twelve months ta notes 0 aaer with interest, qncured. by deed of trust.” io) to be deposited at the time of sale. If terms of sale be not complied with within Ere dase oret Cage one we bemate atthe ont of the defaulting purchaser... Conveyances stamps at the cost ofthe purchaser. JAMES G. PAYNE, Trustee, apd Ww. WALL & CO., Ancts. Jot Noe in 6 vis; Beginning 2 foo ptt eet of id ee ae from the e thence to thence north aluabie three —A lease for 40 years , at w yearly rent of fepublican. and stamps at the purchaser's FEED. W.30 ‘Trustes. ap tds COOPER & LATINER Anets. ¥w.L -WALe 2 OO., Auctioneers, Hos. 900 and 903, southeast cor, Pa.eve.and shst, TRUSTEES’ SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY yyy orion POvED By ped of a deed rie ded: rustees, on (( 1888, and o No. AUCTION SALES, HIS AFTERNOON. ‘YY WM. L. WALL & U0 FeO EARS Le RE I rel < 2! aifer feet storney for heirs of ay? conan W. L. WAL’ ABOVE SALE i? the Hy: WALL & 00., Aucts. TAM Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, No. 319 Southeast corner of Seventh and D streets. ESIRABLY mates “4 le by P ca : H if 5 id ear BERW ERE 47a yh a asyaes OW gs ae soe known and os iE, | Seaathtalnea saceay i of the cit i i * cl a\. 8 oo aaie? 6.00 canhivof Bick gm a8 um 6 5 fourth cash; balance in 6,12 and months, except $2,000 of the purchase money ¢: run for four years; the purchaser to give Cap oy ¥ COOPER & or Southwest corner Penn. avenue and 1th st, EMPTORY SALE. NG LOTS. ON 14ra AND V STREETS, (On THURSDAY AFTERNOON. April zat, having each a front of 20 of 100 feet to a 10 foot alley. Lots on vement in front. pass the z cash; balance in 6 months, with interest, secured irisd aemet fe. Sine COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. Y COOPER & LATIME: (Successors to Jas. C- Southwest corner Penna, A SUPERIOR COLLECTION OF BOOKS AT April stat, 1570, at 73 o'clock, 5 o'clock, 2 tion uc , We tion of Miscellansous 1g to the late Chas W. @ deed of trust. 50 On THURSDA ‘TIME: 4 ee Gs hed juire & PROVED PROPER- ae EAR THE COR- B* COOPER & L. South: TRUSTBE’S SAL Y GREEN & WILLIAMS, Auctioneers, Any SRL i sib eG ington county, D. C., and (renditions of iis Bapreme cash, a Aue or AUCTION SALES, Teo-moRROW. BL are, LARGE SALE OF EXTRA Cc! ig AND. AMERICA’ YY O18] xu ¥ sic PETUAL CLIMBL A 5 BESEOUS, Sune MERESE On FRIDAY ‘elock. at our anction rooms, we shall sell ® a we eollection of the 1c ‘Terme cash. ATA apna COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts._ BX THos, B. waccaman, ‘Real ‘Anctionser, SI Teh etrect, oppotite Pest OMee. ey MELAS, AEPWEESS ah AY, 221 of April, at 5 o'clock, 1 at jie two Brick Houses, on %h }, be- trgen D and & nine roome ‘erma: months, All conveyanci be resold tn five days if ‘of gale are mot chin: Dlied with. §160 down ou day © B* GREEN & WILLIAMS. No. 319, Southeast corner 7th and D streets. 5 FR i, V¥-YARD, A’ 105. Op FRIDAY the 201 fast at o'0) Dg . ap%o W. L. WALL & 00., Auctioneers. BY Oitccerors to 110 Meuse stort Southwest corner Penn. avenue and lith . TEOT, ONT STREET NORTH BETIE ap sTeRETS weer, AT AUCTION, fae: "of August, 1963, recerded In Liber B, No. 3, folio 82, et seq., one records for Washington county in the et o uma at on the (ONDA, the Sd day of ccrtainiot uk ot situate and f axe 5 a i aa! fon city, fa the District of Columbia, ~ of ; runnin beginning. with th improvements therson, con ning. with the a nec of 2 tu -etory Dwell: la wits beck building “with ait aoe containing 10 ‘orme ; of w be paid down when the properiy is knock tod nicgaal popmente Rie ted for which the purchaser's notes must be given. ing interest from the day of sale, and secured b of trust on the premises. Allconveyancing snd stamps at purchaser's cost. If the terms not men with within five days after the da Flak ‘und cout of the detught nie rchaser. aan eo Ot ne tT MORSELL, Frastec. ap 1s-dtd COOPER & LATIMER, Aucts. evenee aad Lith street. ii. 22, ive, at 11 ORR. WAGGAMAN, Avet. "PRRESRAE aD GE GUAUER SEO iT EAST AND STREET SALE OF VALUABLE HOUSE a! EN So on, t of that ot No. 14. No. 862: actor etd net 6.14, in equare No. 882, begining for as lot at the northeast ning corner said lot; thence south, 150 feet. to a private alley in aid Fgh thence west 20 feet 8 inches; thence north 150 | feet to T ch 2 feet $ inches, to the 24 months, of — ister reserves the right ts resell, at te YWM.L. AL & 00., Auctioneers, B Btores a3 2'909 Penn a¥., cor. 9th st, CHANCERY BALE OF Vv. BI PROY, 5 ALUABLE IM =D STATE AT THE CORNER OF 15TH ara WEST AND G STREET NORTH, IN IGTON CITY, D. C.. KNOWN AS BOUGLASS’ GREEN HOUSE.’ By virtue of decree passed March 3, 1870, fhe a Of the District of Go: 1¢ Supreme Court Kubin in equity oe eee ot es coran Henry Douglass et sl., eatiity docket No.9 of said court, the, subscriber feasts. will ex May, A.D. 1s70.at § oe Su front of the the followit 8 " ing in the city of Washington: D'O, that if tonne: pe a are mi enty: three, (235) In the city, of Washington. an as No. five (5) upon ied. plat of said square, ing for the lines t est corner of said square, and then ranni z 5 F ea 3 ne a f the J g : apls-td Se. Up TEp orares MARSHAL’ BALE. of of Sarees + the sal 88 for sale at ‘public auction, to bidder, om MONDAY, the second day of lock p.m. i iy 2 cy 2, ats £8 f i Be : | ef ee Hie ADDRESS Sete most BES. ac, 01 ‘april ; GUN: Florist. to TuE Estate Brok: the the Purblic auction promi ‘Opr-ihird cars Paine tana pate NERVOUS AND DEBILITATED, Auctioncers and Real Ratate Brokers rH K be being conten n | ancipg abd 4" low | the da; mote. . 15. < | Whose sumeringehave been protracted from hidden ~ausee, and whose cases require prompt treatment - to render existence desirable: If you are suffering, or have suftered, from involuntary discharges, what effect does it produce upon your general health? De ; | | You feel weak, debilitated, caaily tired? Dose 0 lit- | tle extra exertion produce palpitation of the heart? ‘Does your liver, or urinary organs, or your kidneys, frequently get out of order? Is your urine some- times thick, milky or flocky, or is it ropy on set- Ging? Or does thick skum rise tothe top? Or is Fe adet Satd.the | «sediment at the bottom after it has stood awhile? ‘weet county / Do you have spelis of short breathing or dyspepsia ? ‘a he May. | Are your bowels constipated? Do you have spells ake of fainting, or rushes of blood to the head? Is er your memory impaired? Is your mind constantly tS inches: thence north 13) | dwelling on this subject? Do you feel dull, listless, ing House. | ™0Ping, tired of company, of life? Bo you wish to — be left alone, to get away from everybody? Does any frst arts of th vt | ttle thing make you start orjump? Is your sleep bear: you enjoy yourself in society as well? Do you pur- hi broken or restless? Is the lustre of your eye as brilliant? The bloom on your cheek as bright? Do sue your business with the sime energy? Do you feel aa mtich confidence in yourself? Are your spir- its dull and Sagging, given to fits of melancholy? If 90, do not lay it to your liver or dyepepsia. Have yoy restless nights? Your back weak, your knees ‘weak, and have but little appetite, and you attri juts this to dyspepsia or liver-complaint ? Now, reader, self-abuse, venercal diseases badly cured, and sexual excesses, are all capable of pro- ducing » weakness of the generative organs. The organs of generation, when in perfect health, make the maa. Did you ever think that those bold, de- Sant, energetic, persevering, succesful business men are always those whose generative organs are i perfect health? You never hear such men com- plain of being melancholy, of nervousness, of palpi- tation of the heart. ‘They are never afraid they cannot succeed in business; they don’t become sad and discouraged; they are always polite and pleasant im the company of ladies, and look you and them right in the fece—none of your downcast looks or any other meanness about them. I do not mean those who keep the organs inflated by running to ex- cess, ‘These will not only ruin their constitutions, but alse those they do business with or for. How many men, from badly cured diseases, from the effects of self-abuse and excesses, have brought about that state of weakness in those organs that has reduced the general system eo much as to induce al- ‘most every other disease—idiocy, lunacy, parsiysis, spinal affections, suicide, and almost every other forth of disease which humanity is heir to, and the real couse of the trouble searcely ever suspected, and fave doctored for all but the right one. ‘Discases of these organs require the use of s Dic- retic. BELMBSOLDS FLUID BXTERACT BUCHU is the great Diuretic, and is © cortat cure for dis- eoece of the Bladder, Kidneys, Grevel, Dropay, Or- ganic Weakness, Female Complaints, General Do- Ditity, end ell dissases of the Urinary Organs, whether existing ta Male or Female, from whatever cance originating, and mo matter of how long stand- ing. ‘Ti no treatment ts submitted to, Consumption or Insanity may easee. Quer flesh and blood ‘are sup- ‘ported frem these eources, and the health and hap ‘pimens, and that of Pesterity, éepends upon prompt ‘ese of 0 reliable remedy. Hetmboid's Rxtrest Beoka, established upward of 19 years, propared by H.T. ELEBOLD, Drag. ist, 694 Broadway, How York. and 164 Bouts on, street, Philadeiphis, Pa. PLics—@135 per bottie, or 6 bettien for @6.00, delivered to any address. Bold by oli Dragststs overrwhere, (Owe 4n2 ounces UNLESS DONB UP fn coal eagrevel wrapper, Wi Thociets of my ‘Cnessical Warehouse, and signed Wsu1xeron. 3 ORGETOWN. AND NOI tain Ww. Demet is Han a * larly bete he nes Captain Jonx MARTIN. will leave @'clock ty ‘or fas jormat TRELL. near the foo ~* BROWN # * BOOKS, STATIONERY, &c. NEWS OF tiie womb? Gh Me AND BANKERS’ ‘ AL. NILE MAGAZINES constantly ALMAWNWAC, ts70. PRICE $2 LAW ALMANAC, Is70. PRICE $2 FOB SALE BY whe Counter Pawy. averve a ALL pe, prans pote iw OLK STEAMBOAT LINK Tanke "Get oor RM] the above Rhian CEN tat PaiBh aE form steamer connects at Norfolk. with the BOS. = STEAMERS, and Freight will be way billed ‘or more extended information apply to James lL. ma, Hoge, W a & Go. andria, A.D. Garber, Norfolk. orto 8. P BOW M 2 BON, on the wharf. or at the Princl al Oflon, corner New York avenus and ISth street, Washing ton, or on board to BROWN, PLART £ Cv. Proprietors ARLES . Gen’ * ane SERA, Geol Sans: OB THE FISHING SHORES; The Fast and Staunch Steamboat ©. P. SMITE, the morning i for the round information = 1°08 MOUNT VERNO wi . Marshall ‘ud Love, Ve., returning @ AMES SYKES, ‘t, oe mee Wihacd esta Mascuants: LIVE OF STEAMSHIPS mn OFS WASHINGTON AND SEW TORK. abet Hi Seer and Geek GETS TE LOAN OFFICES. Srzcar NOTICE. wee ranean ds . 1 at. %, : (2) a Te hes, Jewelry, bi (C24a-2s & BERG'S ae pst tae Be Bee eas saree ies