Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1862-11-04
BALTIMORE AND OHIO HAILROA1.
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PASSENGER TRAINS FROM WASHINGTON

On "a FGf fl sssHEassH M 4R an 1884,
WASHINGTON, RAE Sftsf5RR AND THE WEST
FIVE DAILY TRAf fSE s%fssHlsaros AND
TWO DAILY r6 TsA ASS 4 RhE% %EsT WASHING
eNt Fl fhE W r.
f t5a and ss uad
and Ohio RsilrOad for ali points West lotcer rates
hfr * Gfz iff1 1 and NEW YoRKnes
81 e % "; shn at a.
Wv FOR ALL POINTS WEST,
ana stations along the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad
leave washington at and Z. ~ a. m. and $50
p. m, and on Sundays at $50 p. m.
TRAINS MOVING SOUTH
Leave New York at "a. m, Philadelphia II 50 Q.
m, Baltimore S.+5p. m. Arrive at Washington $50
Leave New York at p. m, Philadelphis u. 50
Pm, Baltimore 4.oN a IA. Arrive at Washington
Leave New York at lip. m =, Philadelphia $50
Local Accommodation Trains leave Baltimore at
n a. m and 10 p M, for Washington arrive there
On Sundays t4.S and 7.40 a. m only from Balti-
No Annapolis connections on Sunday from Balti.
more or Washington.
Passengers leaving Washington at and 74O
F. u aho 3 p M. make connections at Washington
a annette? Relay with Trains on the Baltimore and
and Ohio road, in Maryland and Virgins.
Trans leave Annapolis for Baltimore and Wash
lnslon daily. except Sundays. ut 545 q. and S4O
Passenger Trains leaving Washington at a. IN.
II a. m, ans p. m, and Baltimore at 4SO and al
a m am 81 p m, stop only at Annapolis and
way Way Passengers must taAe the Accommodation
no. -tfr Master of Transportation.
nRCG STORE FOR SALE-One of the be st stands
~ IN washington. Inquire of J. r. MAJOR, cor
ner 18th and III streets. no 3t*
CAUTION II caution all persons from harbor
- ing my wife, Marssret A. Mason, she having lef.
will not be responsible for any debts she may CON
tract tno3 So JAMES II. MASON
ONE VERY NICE -
For $50, for sale at the Music sore sore offtTET1
". &. METZ EROTT,
no3 Sole Agent of Steinway 4 Sons
FAIRVIEw BOARDING SCHOOL,
FOR Ko I9Est;r MEN r 1ND BoYs.
D., Board and Tuition. Sl4 per term of ten months.
Pupils admitted at any time.
HEsky JAssrr. s4s si "a. Avenue.
2oHS HAwxHURsT, ~, near street sol south.
, I0sTgA NETheLD, QuaEsrmastesi egsrtment,
no SLIM Principal
F0R sALE-A splendid chestnut saddle HORSE,
10 hands high; 8 years I'D; perfectly n =
sound: and thoroughly broke. He has IN
been in constant in the field for I3NA
months. having gone through the cam paign of the
peninsula, and therefore perfectly seasoned lisa
line harness hOrs', remarkably show either in
harness or under saddle. For particulars inquirs
ner Str and streets no 3stt
ID NJ: DUBANT takes this method of informing
L his frie nds and the public that his A
estaonshment Is now Undergoing com yEHA3
piete and thorough renovation bat will iks I
De open again in q few days. when he hopes to sse
MS old friends and customers az usual He would
also inform the public that he has associated with
him in the Restaurant business his brot her. Geo
puoant and hopes by this arrangement to be
DETER able. II possible, tn meet the want. of h;S
numerous patrons The business will be conductaS
In fnture under the name and firm Of Dubant &
Brother. p. Nj. DUBANT
... National Eating House