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1saI1F ouART1RMAsrER,s orfIcs, : !

fsHIxF QUARTERMAGTER,s OFFIC1,
- : = q 3 DcpoS Of WashfnffoB.
= s'as.sss Wdxhsngfon ~, c., Deos 24s i663sN
WIZ be aeid - rubIic auation, ~ the corrafn,
near the Observatory. IN ths city 81 azhd nEtoa.
Sasi VIZ SIS and 9Th dese Of the month, slot o.
f-s'- 49, HORSES AND Mo KS. III ....eses
coudeu.ned as unit for Yubuc service.
s.las u comu spce at 10 o'clock =. n, gsfas
Terms each In Goyernneat fan1s vrrvp~
dsss-tysn 70 Bsts, Gsa. and QaArternastez.
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Loss by EI1E AND ROBBERS, PRsvENrED.-The
subscribers call s:tention to their extensive stock
of HERR, g. & Co.'S Fire and Burglar Proof Safes
which are furnished at the manufacturers prices
delivered at any Fart of the city.
JAS. c. MCGUIRE & Co.,
ds %, In Sole Agents for Herring e Co.
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6REAr PESNsYLvINIA ROUTE ead Baltiasoys axG
isrriSbxrT, TO the North a.d Rss.:-Two trains
leave Washington daily and one on Sundgy-suick
time-low fare and sure connections. soldiers'
tickets sold through at Government rates. For
tickets and further Information apply at the ONCE
OF Great Pennsylvania Route, northeast corner OF
pepnaylvanis avenue and Sixth street. Washing
ton. Once open from 6 D. M to 9 p. m; on Sun
a. " Eo. N0RroH. Agent.
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WEEK or SPECIAL PEAYER.-Next week is
set part by the members OF the VaTIous evan
geliCal denominations IS 8 week of special
pray er-this being the fifth year i'll which the
first week Of January has been so Observed.
On Monday nj ght fine question was brought
mp al & meeting of the Young Mems Christian
Association, AMI il was resolved 10 cLI meet
ing of the pastors of the different churches 70
make arrangements for proper observance
of the week, and accordingly after the L MON
prayer meeting at the Lutheran Church yes
terday afternoon, a meeting was organized,
Rev. Mr.. Gray acting as chairman, and Mr..
". Ballantyne secretary.
1t was resolved that the meetings should
commence at * O'Clock each evening, and be
held as follows:
Monday-New York avenue Church pres
byterianl. 70 be led by Rev. !. r. Hewlett
lBaptist); Tuesday - English Lutheran, By
Rev. Dr.. 7. ID. GuTley [Presby terianG Wed
Morsen (EplseopalianG Thursday-E street
Baptist, by Rev. DR.. Byron Sunderland pres
byterian); Friday-W esiey Chapel. BY Rev. ].
G.. Butler (Lutheranr Observation-Disclosures
Protestant, Ninth street, by Rev. b. p. Brown,
fMethodist).
The meeting recommended the adoption of
-fne Fnuadeiphia programme OF subjects, which
Sunday.-Sermons; subject-The work of the
Holy Spirit and our Lords words on agreement
in prayer.
acknowledgements confession Of SHIPPER
sonal, social and nationaI-TCth supplcation
for DiviI e mercy through the atonement of our
TuesGay.-For the success Of all efforts 10
1eSangel ize the uncoHyerted, at home and
abroad.
Wed nesday.-For the Christian ministry, for
Sunday schools anu all other Ckri titan agencies,
and for the Increase OF spiritual life, activity
and nCliress In all believers.
| Thursday the an icted and oppressed
that slavery and oppression may cease, ana
| that Christian love may reach the destitute in
7 all lands.
J Ftiday.-For ali i'll authori.y-for the preya.
lence CT peace and for the holy Observance Of
it1he Eabbath.
I Satnroay.-Gods blessings personal social
land national--the revival and extension of pure
Ifhristauity throughout the world.
| SundaY.-Sermons; subject-1hr Chris stan
kchnrCh-its unity, and the duty and desirable
hess a nlauifesting IL.
| Our COUntTy-its sins, its repeHtance-its
Eeiiverance- Gods hand IL onr midst, II S
Token lor mercy TO be remembered each day.
l Messrs. BailaaCvne and Dubois were ap
PoiE-e to see the apoYs arrangement carried
but
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WARRASrED TO CUHEISS SIX DAYS DIR. Godfrey y
Antidote, an English Specific of siNty-tve years
stantiHg. will cure Gonor,hod IN SIR days No
change OF diet required. Price per bottle. Sold
by =. @. Ford corner Iith street and Pa. avenue,
Washington and Henry Cook Alexandria. ia ely
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Dis 2 I'm

CoRES, BUNIoSs, BAD NAILS dC.-To be rid of
these Troublesome annoyances, call ON DR.. white
and submit to his ma nj puIations. You sure to
get relief without experiencing pain. Omes,No.
12f ,Penpsylvania avenue, (Lane d Tucker 8
Building between AZ and 9Th streets. No charges
for consultation de II If
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TBR CHEAPEST and BEsTHAIR DYE IN TIE WORLD
NcrfT Fades Oy WoSheS tttd.-U pham Hair Dye, 50
cents box. The best in use. Try it. Sold by s.
e. Ford, corner lith street and Pa. avenue. WASH
inston aud Henry Cook Alexandria js ely
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4 FIRST DELAWARE REeIsErT.--This gallant
fsgiment or what left of il, left his city yes
Rerdry af'ernCon for Wilmin -ton, Delaware,
n,Iner 100 70 recruit ts tef I'm ~ nar 1
There arr in all 56u men in the regiment, but
ionlJ $50 went home, the others being sick In
hospital. They expect To ftll mp their ranks %
fshe maxim UNI in thirty five days. Leut. Col.
Is)ai lei Woodhall, of Dover. is the commander
lof the Reg Iment the Colonel, Thos. a. Smith,
BEING now acting BrEadier III the 81 Dlvi-
8iOn Of Second Army Corps. The regiment has
participa.ed liz most OF the battles under
ErCIeilan, Hooker, Burnside, and Meade.
most of the original members have, ho weyer,
baesed away, and IL has its present numbers
bniy on acg ount OF the active exsrtions OF Gov.
cannon and the authorities OF Delaware in re-
cruiting
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MKa's DRESS suIFs.
YoxsA's Dress Salts.
Gfidrens' Dress Sxi.s
MEMS Business Sxats.
Yosstk's Business Salts.

CattdTeaS' SrhooS Se1fs.
NOAH WALKER Il Co., ass Penn. avenue, Metro
politan Hotel Building, would respectfully an
ter Clothing Is now ready for inspection. It is
comprised OF an assortment of Gentlemen's and
Youths Clothing Of the newest snd richest desi GINS
q material. trim ming And workship.
TO those who study excellence with economy in
fashionable articles of dress, sn opportunity is
offered for selecting from the most attractive
stock ~ ready made clothing IL this city, st very
reduced prices. oc S-tm
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DIsKAsss Of the Neeoas, S.nlinal, Urinary, ard
S.Ikdl Systems-nssr aad reltable treatment an
Reports Of tAs Ho1ravd Assoeiation-Sent by mail
in sealed letter envelopes Fl &c Of charge. Address
DR. } SETLLIS HoUGHTos, Howard Association,
No. south Ninth Street, Philadelphia. Pa. % 5m
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RKBKL ESTATES FoE SALE.- Fifty -four
valuable farms, the property Of parties now in
rebe lcorn, will be offered for safe on Monday
next 81 aiexaBdriashy the commissioners for
.he sale OF lands for unpaid taxes ia the insur-
rectionary distLiets... Arlington, lately occu-
pied by Robert F.. Lee, containing RICO acres,
1sIued no1ninaliy a. S3s,oOa and the unpaid
tix amounting to sG20?. The next estate is
the Gusts mill property, containing 500 acres,
and forfeite for the non payment. OF tax OF
1850 Then follow the estates OF DIR. nd. NJ.
Lewis, Lawrence :. Taylor, Orlando Fairfax
and others The United States Marshal for the
Testeru District OF Virginia also offers eighteen
CSrfscsted es lates for sale under DEGREES OF the
SQUIRT. -
CRIMrHAL CoUET, Judge Olin.-Yesterday,
yFru. Ryou, con victsd OF grand larceny, was
sertprced 10 tho Albany penitentiary for one
year. Ito. ~. ,...r;,n :.
hevgay and disondsrly house, was found guilty
az Keeping g disoTderiy house, and was sen.
tenced TO pay fre OF $50 or sixty days IN jail
PosT HosPITAL-Armory Square hospital
Fas cen made q permanent INSTITUTION by con-
yerti,,p N into q Post Hospital. Dr. ID w.
bJiss. surgeon In charEe, has been appointed
. tcraIL . ader OF the post.
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Me- Yonx s-xrrs

INV IOBk orILkS.
Gsztls,7 sS's C9ofAing !-Ne,y asd Fashionable.
A large sssortni. nj for Dress and Busisess wear.
The ynslish Ssek and Walking Goats excel in
beauty. grade and anirh anything ever offered in
Sa2 Pa. avenue, bet. 9th and 10th sts.
ee9tf IInreil and Republ
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SrFEXtTORFHpk CAN CuREr.-Dr Rand's Spe
citic cures spe[0ato'rhoo, Seminal Hsakssss, ty:-
potency, Loss ~ Poter. speedily and sHeetHay.
Its effects truly h.ecsl. trial of the Specific
viii convince the most Fkeptical OF its merits.
Price 81 box Sold by &. c. Ford, corner 18th
street and Pa. avenue, Washington. and Henry
Cook. Alexandria. ta6-ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

EXCITEMENT on the avenue No 43S, near ~
street. at the Dollar Jewelry Store Cali and take
your choice ont of 5000 beautiful sets for one dol
lar de 23-lw"
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BIO. McGU1RBA CO., AuCtioneers.

. q LH Ut IMFN0F 3D. ANU -
IMPROVED NAL EST ATE SITUATED EAST OF
THE CAPITeL BY tue OF y decree Of tbs SURE
court or the District Of 0olunbs, su os itutIa me
es truste under certain deeds of recorded in
Liber g., No; "a foil LII, IIs and ll9; also,
enc recorded in .iber A. . No Isl, folio LEO.
III folios e. a., "a As aad "a one of tde land rec
ords OF Warrington county, District OF Columbia,
1854 at O'Clock p m, sell at public auction, on
The premises. lots As 6, IS and II in 50 aasA
Dwelling House, one Brisk House and Store; also.
Meat House, Fable and Sheds
proved,
The improved property IL situated on street
north, between sth and 9Th east andis well adapted
for j. butcher, as it has all of the necessary ap
pendages.
Terms: One third cash balance In two equal
notes at al! and twelve months, on interest, ga
cured by Q deed of trust on the premises.
81. N. 6ILBHR T, Trustee,
de 3i-ood ds J. O. MCGUIRE & CO. Aucts
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ii NE! LII NJ HI
Ii Ii II In
have now on hand fall supply OF Trash wood
burnt Lime, and am constantly burning and viii
now always hsye full stock ct my kiln, which
no sI-Iu- " 81. Cooley,
ANALYTICAL DIGEST or The LAWS OF
n the nited States, from the oommeE emit Of
the s6th TO the end OF the sta Congress, 1857 1863
Com pieting brightly United States Digest to the
resent time. llvol.3 SS.Ss. :. - -
de II r .sHsH3a - fRANCk TAHL0H.
fQ6 OVAL PIcTuRE PRIMES. d4f
4 beautiful Assortment Of GIN and Dark Oval
Picture Frames, Also variety 81 Gard Visite
- 4Sfi RAyenfh street.,
xisAt aeors above Odd xsHe ys Hall.
sTsrxss tash.e Dc H-2wr
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By. o. MoG UIRI & CO., Auctionssrs.
STOCK OF DAMAGED FAMILY GRO0ERII0
= AT AUcrIoM-On MONDAY, January 4ta, 6
10 O'Clock, At the. Family Grocery Store of W.
Davis, Ekq. corner of Ninth and streets. We
shall sell lot OF Goods dam aged BY recent dre,
and con prsips-
fu CARS, Teas, Ooffees,
Preserves, Pickles, Cigars, Tobacco,
Spices. starch, Soap, Candies, sc.
Many of the articles are only slightly dsmnged.
Terms cash.
desc J. O. MCGUIRE r. Co Auets
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By WIN L. WALL & 90, Aoctions,,,

By WIN. L. WALL & co., hactioassrs
At the Horse Bazaar, 9S south side Louisiana apes.s
befloeen 9Th and 10Th streets.
THOROUGH. B6EDyACKAss ABDUCTION.
"A On sATp RDAH nURhIN9. % January. va
Will sell, at the ssZaar, thoroughbred Ja-kAss,
years old and has not his superior for breeding
in this fectlcn OF the country ard win offsr aae
cbsnce for farmers who Wish to I'm ,rove tsafr
stock. Scum and title warra nted 0fe rod for
sale because the twrar Ia going away
&c 81 VIM L. WALL d Co. Auefs.
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TABULAR STATEMENT
january, iCI licenses; average

TIE il fiux of soldiers here has considerable
to do with the increased number OF nerrja5es.
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OUR READERS should not forget the immense
performance at Growers Theater tomorrow
afternoon and evening. First time in this city
OF Lady Aufley's secret, which is played with
Camilla's Husband.
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By NJ. V. BUCKLEY, Auctioneer.


GALE OF HOUSES AND LOTS IN GEORGE
- TOWN AT PUBLIC AuCTIoE.-I will offsr for sale
in front Of the premises three Hou and Lots.
on SATURDAY, January I'd, at 81 O'Clock. two
fra me houses and 10 t. on Bea street Monroe.
house Also, lot Monroe street, lot IS feet
front. 10 feet deep, twe-story frame house the
same.
Terms One.third cash; balance In six, tweIv
and eish teen months.
de 30 cost. M. " BUCKLEY, Auct.
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BY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
4 AfGE SALE OF TOYS. CHINA VASES.
- ORNAMENTS. FIGURES, Drums, CARTs, HoBsT
hhoRsEs. AND WAeoks AT AUCTION On NON
"a the l4th inst commencing at O'Clock p m.
n c9n5inuing every Evening and Morning until
Crying Liner, wax. God I'D other poIIs
fancy Boxes, Cabas Walnut Work Boxss,sssss
Figures Drums, Wagons Carte,
Hobby Horses, and all kinds Of Tin aud other
Toys, which we think Unnecessary to mention
We call particular attention to this sale OF TOYS
IS purch sers can find most anything they wsnti,
de IL GREEN & WILLIAMS Auets
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SPECIAL MAIL AGENT-Mr. VIM s. Hamet,
of Ma inc, has been appointed and received his
commission as special mail agent of the New
England States, in place of Mr.. Goodnow, re-
signed.
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By ". B. LIZ NIssh CO., Atctioneers -
CLOSING OUT SALE AT AUCTIoJ Oy NyW
~ YEARS PlEsEsTs, 6c.-THiS EYxNING n
O'Clock, at salesr DOM No II 9TH street bet gsen
and streets, We sh all sell, TO close ccn1is n,
merit
Lot splendid Photograph Albums AZ Bibles,
Lots of fns Silver plated Ware as Tss Sets EJSF-
- tors, Card Baskets. Spoons, FprAs, sad les &,
FLEE Ivory.Lsndle Dinner snd Tea anivss, Ceg
Also IS Gold and Silver watcbes, CHAINS, .ezs
ry,&c.
With !, variety of Fancy Goods, York getts.
deS-Iw [OhYon,l IT JEwIs d. co S.,-es
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SALE UNDER THE CoNFIsCATIoN ACT.-Yes-
terday, the Marshal sold the interest of j. NJ
Gamewell and J. Dunlop, of s. e., in number
ofpateDt rights, including the fire alarm tele-
graph TO John f. Kennard &c Co., of Boston,
for eighty five dollars.
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A. GTlON SALES.
THIS AFTksNc0N AND TO. NosR0V-
ROE orAxR AuQrIoN SAILS sII r P1e1,


D, Z: se6UiRh a CO.. Aas..oa,.rs. ; !
lao Lor ON STREET sEss srs OoSsss a.
SihiB sst 4. wi>F--Os MONDAY AYrERNfi1N
Emo 20 at n'cioch on tae premj,sa ~
sso "a 81 eesd Of .rusl, dat ID Septsm Der u.s.
q sG G ane dn.i resorS-d in Liber J A. s. No saI.
,hsson county. = c.. 1 shAli sell Co tns hi.SCss
.loatis tf~ sfern part 81 Lot m nb.red two a.
In squs run bered 81 froL ting 81 feet inchtS
On nor street hst~es n Ninth AID 7 -atA atreets
Wst aoa rYbtir. bs ]e feet to 20 e at sles.
THE property l. tesirshls IS q sits for a ivats
ie'ictpct OF ftI o2siosss pu rposes ts,ns IN yhe
lmn dat vc;r tey Of the Pstsnt ohs &c and Post
nee De psrtnents 10 80
Terms: ous third In o. b; the r. 10 ,ind-r in .ix
srd weave slcntss with insersst secsrod bra
q % OF trust II abe Dr. nAises -.
All ccnvsyaRc:pe kt he coat of The pare sssr
JOS. W MARIN, rfust--
J. o MCGUIRE Il CO.. Aucts.
- fHE ApoyB SALE rs Pc rpoNHD IN
serseaS. nee uf TIE rain unti THURSDAY Az.
T1kkooN, D.ceaher slst same bour ana pisos,
JOS MARIN 2rustee. ;. \
de2 @. Ncti UIRK 81 co Aa4ta.
BY. C NICE UIRB 4 CO.. Auotioresrs.
EkUs1EF'S sALk oP BUILDING LOT IN
5hk NORTHERN PART or TEE CITY BY virtue or
two aeses Of trust, The nrst ted lane 18th 1855,
asa RECORDED in Lioer CT No. 9, folio 6. As
OF the land Rscores the gee rad I4Sted Novsmoer
90 1865 ARD aiso duly recorded. win O. II at Pub
nc auction IN front of the premises, o. Thurs
DAI the Sist cay OF DE- &C Iber, 1853 At iciosk
p. m, Let No 81 in phiuans recorded sab iivision
Terms OF sale One half Ip cash the remainder
N and IL months. WITH interest, secured By deed
An eonvsyancins At gqrsta ,sr's cost including
deN 2AwSwS Dc J. G. MCGUIRE d 90. Asc.s.
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FOURTH WARD STATION CAsRs-Samuel
Savoy, assault and battery with intent to kill:
Jail for hearing. John Mckenzie, drunk and
disoIderly; Sl.5S. M. Kelly, drunk; military.
III Seaniin, drunk and disorderly; dismissed.
Thos Dwy er and John Mckenzie, do: military.
John Minor and Geo. Minor, suspicious char
acter dismissed. Also, carrying weapons; do
lhos Radcliffe, vagrancy; do.
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Mr.. !. T. WINTRR-This gentleman. who
was RaccEed Gown and robbed, as stated in
The Sidr Yesterday, is very badly hurt, his Jaw
b"ne beirg broken. He was just passing the
Twelfth street, when the robber ru shed out of
the gate and ksocked him down. Mr. Winter
was doing as well as the physicians could ex-
pect this morning.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

HARD WOOD LUMBER.
respectfully call the attention Of hard wood
workers TO my stock Of Hard Wood Lumber, con-
sisting in Part Of
34 "A, "a, ga, 10 4 and l14 OAK,
"a 6 T. &C. and and inch Ash,
sid Ia inch POPLAR.
WHITE PINE LUMBER from Y to inches in
'hicAhs's' won 'e.T +. HDWARD CLARK,
ONCE and Yard VirgfniA avenue,
ds6.6ts between 9Th end 10th SITS. east.
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.FORD's NEW THEATER.-To.morro Mr..
Ford will give two performances, Mr.. John E.
Owens appearing in both. In the afternoon,
the excellent and successful comedy of " Self''
=. III he presented for the last time positively.
A. might, Owens and the full company in the
plays entitled the Peoples Lawyer and
s. The Victim"
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SECOND WARD STATION CAsEs.-ieorge
DHgce. violating city ordinance; dismissed.
Ann Moore, drunk; do. Ann M. Dorsey, drunk
and disorderly; 81. Patrick Wright, vagran t;
workhouse. Thomas Griffin, drunk; ST. Alice
Fitzgerald, drunk and disorderly; 50. Battle
Payne, drunk; So Dennis Delaney, drunk and
disorderly; military.
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CTABLE FOB RENT.--A Stable in the vIeinity
Aepiy to WIN. y, WALL & co., Auction and
Commission Merchants, south corner Pennayl-
vania avenue nd Ninth street, de
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lMPEovEMENT.-For several days past work
meI nave been engaged in making excavations
ID front OF the Post Office building on street.
preparatory to LAYING the tagging for the pave
inert As the walking about there is Just now
exceedingly bad, it is TO be hoped the work will
be haIried to completion.
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BEGINNING TO STIEK.-The two dead horses
in the canal near Tenth street bridge, which we
aIIuded to last week, are there still, and have
row been there three weeks. They were frozen
during the cold weather, but are now thawiug,
and the stencil is becoming offensive as the
sight all along has been disgusting
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1863-12-31

s. SALE CT EDAL EsTATR.- McCuire N ca
auetoueers, this afternoon sold the 1sr~e frame
builning, known as the Monumental Hon.e. ON
& street north, opposite the railroad depot, Tor
S1,3a5. subject 10 a ground rent of Sig per
month. TIE establishment embraces a restau.
rant and dining rooms, with furniture and n.
ont io- other puri oses at S63 per month Pur-
chaser, Patrick Murphy,
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Go 8altimOre nnO S6io

9m uub ua@ gOuntas, %. gfpo perbeu tGsti9 2 3aee
nag Wheeling uu6 PartersburS uab elm 3u9 mad Grebes
mo ab9ebeH, tie fplgt:
1br,
G~rprsB5ns tS8ri@ I6enb8 9 n6r 80 Gitn.
Setoe 3aSe ~Ser6incen fig am O6iofuB nit alien glSs.
sen peftltd, HOr6tpefliG unb ItbpefliG.
Der 3ug mad Treberid sebt tagti9 bon Baltimore ua
4.3O 9ta@uttte9S nuo BON gre5eri6 700 Moraens,
GDnntae8 aI5Senpumen.
Ser Bug mad GGicptts nliGs se6t bon Baltimore
WeOrSen5 UNI 30 Hnb 9.15, nnb gia@mittaeS ]. 20 inns
4.45, unb ppn @Gicptt'S OiiQs 02orseus 7.40 unb 100
Rnb Naamittass 2.45.tut 500.
Nd@ Walbtn9tCn.
G6gaus bon Baltimore na3 0eaT6ington Nlorsens 400
7.l5, 8.5OHnb 1920, NIB Ga9m 8.15, 4.S5 HnS 1855:
GcuntdSs MIR Wtorgens nm 400 unb $50, unb gabs
uittags I'm BIS. a68ans opu gGai5ington 0soraens
nm 6.35, 500 u.11.50 u.gia6ur. nm $40, A.30, s n.
$50. G~onatagS MIR 1Rorsen5 um 8 uub Ra@ntttaoS
80 u. $50. 9fur Der 2te, 4e 1t. Ste 3ua BON 8aliz
more un0 ber erfe, brittle, unb 5ierte3u9 BON g8aI6inotcn
Ralteu an aGea GtattcneR an. Der brittle unb finite
Bug BON Baltimore unb 5peite NIB Sierte 3ug BON Gaf5z
tnSton Her6inbe1 ff3 nit benz auuapptisz 3use.
&Segen Hd9erer a%u8tunit uno gilete teber art tDen6e
aIan tt3 Gn 8. 8. @agioa6, QSeut in Der Caribou Gtas
ton ober an bic 2iGetzOfFce.
70. q. Gmit5, &ransportnteiaer
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