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DROPOsALs FOR ENGRAvINGS OF THE
l. ILLUSTRATIONS ACCOMPANYING
TIE REPORT OF TIM COMMITS.
SI0NER OF PATENTS FOR
THE YEAR 1865,
OFFICE CONGRESSIONAL PRINTER,

WASHINGTON, March Ia, lSi8
Sealed Proposals will be received at this off &c
until SATURDAY, April II, 1873, at II o o'clock for
furnishing one set of electrOty pc pages of the III
lustIaticn -. Of Machinery, &c accompanying the
Is s. with the name Of the patentee and the charac
ter of he patent on each illustration.
contractor who must arrange them into pages in
numerical order. as nearly as Is consistent wi tn
neatnes- and coapacfness and the execution of the
work must be fully equal to that furnished for the
published Report for 1866 which has been ado opted
as the standard for the present volume The plates
transports alton aud subject to the approval or re-
lection of the Congressional Printer.
Bidders are required TO propose for the work by
the illustration with the understanding that when
more than one figure is required to illustrate an
invention or design, Gas is sometimes the case the
whole number OF figures will be estimated and paid
for as a single illus tration
Awards will be made TO the lowest and best bid
der for the interest of the Government due regard
being paid for the execution of the work" under
the direction of the Joint ommi ttee on Printing
who reserves the right to reject any all Of the
Bidders must procure from the Congressional
Printer drawings OF Illustrations sufficient in
number TO I I'm page, and must accomp any the;-
bids with an electrotJ pc plate page as specimen
Of their work, with a sworn statement that il was
made IN the establishment OF that bidder and that
he possesses the necessary facilities for the prom
and proper execution of the work.
No proposal will be considered unless accom-.
panied by bond with security to the approval of
a United States Judge or District Attorney. in the
pt nslty OF $40 600, that the bidder bidders, il
cute the work ia accordance with the pro posals
Any further information that may be re4uirad
will he furnished upon application to this ONCE,
or te the Commissioner Of Patents.
Blank forms will be furnished upon application
TO the undersigned, and no proposal will be con
sidered which does not conform precisely there
with.
Proposals will be addressed TO 1.-The Joint Com
mittee Printing Washington, ID. O., care OF
the undersigned, and endorsed on the envelope
Proposals for Patent once Report.
JOHN ID. DEFREEs,
pri MT
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PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
The CARRIAGEWAY OF STREET
NORTH. BETWEEN SECOND
AND THIRD STREETS

Proposals ill be received at the Mayors Office
City Hall, until II O'Clock NJ. on SATURDAY the
4th day OF April next, for grading and paving d
street north. between Second and Third streets
west with stone similar to that used in nor tn
the stone to be not over eight less than live in
ches in diameter and seven inches in de pth to be
laid on bed OF gravel not less than eight inches
deep. covered with at least four inches of SHARE
sand before paving and to he well rammed with a
last rsmming The surplus earth TO be deposited
in such mel Z boring streets or places the Ward
Commits iUner may direct; and the contractor will
be required to leave surface of two hundred IL ct
in length for the full width Of the street ex posed
for inspection, which wi be well puidled by the
Ward Commissioner, without expense to the con
tractor, before gTaveing
Bidders will alse estimate for furnishing and
laying gutter stone not lees than three feet in
leD 9Th and twelve inches in width, replacing re
laying such flag feOtways across in the line of
may direct; tagging to be not less than sixteen
inches in width, four inches thick, and in piec es
lot less than four feet long, closely joiDted The
TX to be done to the entire satisfaction of both
the Ward and Assistant Com mi ssi oners and to be
paid for by assessment the property horde ri nR
thereon. All old materials to be the property Of the
Corporation, and TO be deposited in such locality
a. the Ward commissioner may direct.
Bidders VIII state price per cubic yard for gra ling
per square yard for paving, including gravel and
sand required, and per square foot for tagging and
gutter stone, and square foot for relaying old
nag foot ways.
No bid will be received from others than prac-
tica PAYERS, and the right Is expressly reserved
reject any and all bids.
VIM. FORSYTH,
NH . 0,ap3 Sup'E and INSPECTOR.
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PROPOSALS FOR RAISING WRECKS IN
Il NORFOLK, VA. AND VICINITY.
COnrmandaHt's Q5ss, U; S. Nary Yard,

Norfolk, Va, March H. 1873
Sealed Proposals will De received until l O'Clock
n OF the 18th day Of March, loi5, by the Com
-nsndsnt Of this ard. for raising or wrecking and
[smoIing the materials Of the following named
Wrecks. viz.
PeInsylyania, Delaware, Raritan, Cumberland,
snd Columbia, 10 the EIZsbeIh river.
Kan y Iedercksburg, two Rams near Drury's
longing 10 the Navy, in James river.
Separate offers will be made for each vessel, and
all the property that may be in them.
no wreck viii be Considered removed whilst
and the right will be Reserved to the Government,
when one party may be awarded several wrecks
20 designs.e the order in which they are to be
removed.
The PROPOSITION must state the proportion of the
proceeds OF the sales AZ public auction which IL to
De paid 20 the salyers each vessel the time
within vhich the work each Is to be com pletsd.
As security Tor the fu nlment of the agreement
all the property Is 20 be placed in the hands of the
GOyernnen and be de posted and cared for as nav
De directed By the Co nn sndant Of the Yard with
out any charge Whatever to the Government; to be
sold from time 10 time may be deemed adv
tsgeous, and the proceeds to main in the hands
Of the Government until the whole OF any Of
the work completed 10 the satisfaction Of the Navy
All the an plisnees used in removing the W rec Is
must be furnished By the salyors- $50.
No prosecution will be received from parties who
do not furnish satisfactory evidences TO the Dom.
ant Of this Yard that they are fully prepared
with all the proper and necessary appliances Tor
the execution Of work Of this kind, ana the Navy
DEPARTING mt reserves the right 10 summary annul
the agreement. III the work n not promptly com
menced and diligently prosecuted. or completed In
que time, In which all claim OF the saIvors TO
'she property recovered viii be forfeited to the
Soyerpment. A. b. Mill.
NH "a eotd Commsndaut.
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THE EVENING STAR
LATE TELEGRAms, ke.

4 Cora James, alias Samantha Proctor. NO.
torious tn 81. Louis and Chicago for bringing
| suits against all sorts OF persons On tri,,sI
| grounds, was arrested In 81. Louis yesterday
on charge Of being a common scold. and IN
| default Of bsil committed 20 Jail She went
| there 10 attend a suit against the Deno-rII
which was thrown out Of court for want OF
security for costs.
now m session at Selma. Aha, received
omcial notice yesterday that unless he orders
ms Juries TO be drawn from the lists OF reg
htertd NUers, without reference 20 color he
VIA De promptly removed from once. His
decision VIII b. made known to-day.
lanes finnigsn, who arrived in Buffalo on
me Srsna Trunk Railroad on Friday night,
stab bed three Passengers Just before the trsin
reached the depot. He was arrested Ch.rIa.
Snort sno j. X Ludwig, of Buffalo arp stabbed
sllehuy' and W. J. Mccarthy, OF Port Cha
bourne. Canada, severely in the shoulder and
back. fBnnigan was supposed 90 be insane
The courthouse At Eutaw, Aiabama-ops of
the best IN the Staie-wss burned Mond.y
night. All the county bochs a1ld record. vrery,
courthouse at Greensboro was fired SATURDAY.
night A fire broke Out in the business part OF
Talladega yesterday
Emeuies are reported 10 have occurred At
BordesuN, France, and seditions placSrds have
made their appearance NJ Paris Narseilles aud
other cities. The reforming Of the Grand Mo-
bile Is assigned as the cause OF these disturb
ances.
On Monday morning il was discovered that
since the close Of business on Saturday afler-
noon, the banking house OF A. G. Kinrsland A.
Sons. No. IS Broad street, New York had baen
entered by thieves. who carried SWAY bonds
worth $4,000, and about ESQ in currency
Mr.. Pierce, a lawyer OF New York, brought
suit yesterday in the United States Circuit
Court a 81. Louis against III. :. Renv.st for
Sl5-un, for legal services while Benvist WAS
conducting the banking business in New York
The mandatory of II. Il. Sears & Co. New
York, dealers In artists materials. was burnri
yesterday. Loss, sa5.09. Foue men were IN
jured, one fatally, while escaping from the
building.
The distilleries of W. III. Hitchcock AZ Brad
ley, IN Montgomery county, Tennessee, have
been seized for alleged revenue frauds It's
charged that Bradley defrauded the Govern
ment out OF $4,000.
VIM M. Estelle, prominent lawyer of MIS-
sissippi, WAS assassinated IN Jackson Monday
night. The supposed assassin has been ar
rested.
The robbers Of the RUsselville Tennessee
bank passed Hartsyille Monday, with thirty
men in pursuit, who passed half an hour after
wards.
The X. X. KS have made their appearance IN
MISSISSIPPI.
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PROPOSALS.
IMPROVEMENT OF rHE pEs M0IYTs
NOTICE TO CONTRACrORs hN'

Scaled Proposal. will be received bv Tn. undsr.
stgned at thS United states Engineer's once, in
lss, for the labor and materials required IN the
sonstructlon OF two lift locks and one guard lock
the Des Moines rapids " '''on Srouno
Ihs locks are 70 be $50 feet Iona between quoins,
an9 ~ teet Wide between walls In the chambers
and 70 De constructed OF ir.t-clsss cut-s.cne ma
The first lock. located at Keokuk. win bs ,ov
zee, nit, snd built entirely in the river.
rst, With feet lift and viii be protected from the
Flysr by the canal ENHANCEMENT.
csnA Al Nashville, and will be protected by the
Separate proposals Tin duplicsteD must be made
~ CLASS fosToNE AND CEMEsr
The proposals under this head must specify the
srices at which the above materials will be deliy
CLASS II-IReN.
Proposals must state the price per pound at
CLASS Iu-TIMBER.
or tSe9s.Dd feet. b M :. Which such timber a.
may be required, will be delivered.
This elass will include the battling draining, and
excavation Of pits, preparing the fouudaton which
ether masonry; building the necessary protection
walls making the necessary embsnkment and rip
around and in the l.cks for reedins the canal &C
&c, snd the furnishing OF all machinery and inn
2emehts required Ter she proper execution Of the
The law Isaui5es separate proposals. dn dupl
cate LOT esch ana every class and the awsrdments
etIoe nsde on each class separately, without re-
No more than one proposition win be received
from the same party Tor the same class
anise signed ~ tSo restonsieie per!ops. and esr
ifed to by some United States Government officer
sdnS
the contracts for the ss':ss upon which they bid
good the difference between them and the next
The name OF names of the persons proposing
must be written out in full, with their places OF
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- Memphis is increasing faster in popuia-
ton, and at the same time killing more thaa
any other southern city.
- They are about TO establish a COLLEGE for
girls in England In this respect we have eur.
passed the parent country for many years.
- Nearly one-half OF the lands in Sumter
County, Ala, are advertised to be sold fer
State and county taxes. 80
- The United States Consul at Zsnnbar
writes, under date of November 10, in conflr-
nation Of the news Of the safety Of DIR. Living
stone.
- The Columbus gal sun has a spite
aeainst Louisville, and vents n by stating tha6
the amueements of that city consists principally
OF dog fights and taking the Bankrupt act.
~ The Albany Evening Journal OF SAtur-
day Asserts that Governor Fenton has finally
DECIDED TO refuse a pardon 10 Edward b.
Ketchum. fsts1s
exMary Manning, a woman who lived q
prov,drnce Row, London. being half drunk.
,ook the child OF "a nrirbbor out Of ats bea. and
hid IL 70 n ere until 10 severity surued
tbat AZ died. The jury returned q vcrdhct 81
wilful murser.
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RMY SUBSISTENCE STORES.

0bseS Asst Com. Of Subsistence, U s Al
Fort Consultation, Portsmouth, ~. h,
March Il. 1888
Sealed Proposals will be received at this ONCE
until Thu RseAI, March 70, 1873, at 10 o'clock a.
N. for SUPPLYING troops in Fort Constitution,
Portsmouth. v. H. and Fort McClary, kittery,
Maine, with Fresh Beef OF . good and marketable
IuaTters. excluding the necks, shanks, and kidney
tailOw
Sailed Mess Beef or COrned Beef, Of the best
quality, and the usual corning pieces.
The supplies Of the said srares to be delivered at
the said Forts In such quantities may be from
TIM To time required by the commanding officer,
ana to continue from pril l. 1873 20 Se ptember 81
iooo unless said forts shall sooner cease to be &C.
cuPled by troops in Government service.
Bidders will make separate proposals for each
article, and, upon AcCe ptance of their bids, will
give such security may be required for the faith
ful performances of their agreement. Bids must
De endorsed Proposals for Subsistence Stores -
and addressed to
Lieut.. CHAS. HUMPHREYS,
mh IS ~ I'd Artillery, A. q. s., U. 5. A.
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A WIFE ABsCoNDs WITH S4O0a0.-The wife
OF the Rev. David Root. whom he married a
few menths slnce-Mrs. Ma udley-has left his
bed and board AT Nineland. n J., where they
were residing in r newly purchased place, and
taken with her $4,000 in government bonds of
Mr.. Roots. She left him almost destitute OF
ready money, and he is now in embarrassed
circumstances, pecuniarily and otherwise
Mrs. Roots son. Clement Hadley. was the party
who embeZzled a considerable sum of msney
from the Merchants Union Express Office,
Ha ford, Conn. and whose crime was discov-
cred about the time of Mr.. Roots marriage with
Mrs Hadley
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silt is announced that we are TO have the
revival Of the old-fashioned hoops. or, as the
French call them, panniers or baskets, which
Were first in vogue in France a hundred and
thirty years ago. and were afterward favor
ite article of dress with the BEAUTIFUL Marie
Antoinette ano her ladies Just before the revo-
luton Of l7e". They consist simply of a CIR
cular frame work Of whalebOne, or other suit
able material, fastened around the person be.
meath the waist and above the hips, extending
equally IN every direction. producing an extra
ordinary enlargement and rotundity of the
fpuTp
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THIS IS TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub:
i scriber has obtained from the Ora ans Court
t q ~
John JACOB ALsS Late q W.shiossoe
esins against the said deesssed Arc hereby varnea
20 exhibit the seine. vtth the vsgchers thereof,
AZ nexf: tAey may ofhsrviss b. Law % exeluded
froa al benee. Of the ssid estate. 0iyss under
LUCINDA fhsr \ .sS -, axss
q 8.lavtws AdmAassrs&sfxs
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FHHE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT DON
A PAfsf. q wsshington, d: q snsrtsrsS d o.
suSraptee Of Government Bends, silver Ptste'
NAlasble paps5s, and all descriptions Of
burglar proof ysuits Ofhce-corn0r n. y. avenue
and 18th g Di5setoIr 9. Brown, b. p. C2okr
Geo, o. Evans, b. p. Snyder NsfhAunl Wilson.
g.. p. Brown, President; G. o EvaBs Vice Prpsi-
cen, B. Huntington, Treasurer; D. r. Snyder
Ode Hsars-s. n.nsp.n. iAa
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1856 SEVENTH STREET 1876
OVAL AND seUABE PICTURE FRAMES,
PICTURE CORDS AND TASSELS,
PICTURE NAILS,
PAINTINGS, ENGRAvINGS,
PAPER HANG1NGS,
WINOQX 6HAOES. &c.

Persons having Paintinge, Engrayings, or Pho
togrAphs to Frame are invited 70 call and examine
our stock Of Oval Walnut and all Gilt Frames,
ranging in size from 6x8 to 10xA iDches oil 30 Rus
tic Square Frames. Square Frames made TO order.
PICTURE CORD AND TASsELS.
Picture Cord ard Tassels In different colors,
from Photograph to Portrait size. Picture Rings,
PHPRR HANGINGs AND WINDOW 81 AIDES.
All grades Paper HsnginGs, embracing hne EN-.
broidsred Gilt, Drswinsl Room Psttsr1s; .lse, .
psrs, Borders, 10. WipdoE Shades Of dinerent
Shades Of any required sise made TO order.
PAINTINGS AND EN6RAvINGS.
choice selection Of Paintings and EngruvingB,
embracing, with others, the following gems The
Baptism 6y Knsus; chocolate Girl, by Meyer;
Rescue, By ColdeWe; Little Barefoot, By Do Mou-
nee, 81 Meyer; Choice Fruit and floWsrs, Sy 1os.
- EN0RAvINGS!
Napoleon from Waterloo 70 Parts 1915, FrAnkltn
before the Lords st Whitehall, Merry Making In
the Olden Time, Pescs and War. Sunshine Of Lifb
La Cor oAsH shall ssm By d.
Ssnts $40 bs io~:ss rsmnnerssss pricss, g
functusiity and rod workmanship IN iiinS q.
Any crdsr not 2fisficterfiy hllsd Win be immedi.
otefy corrected and sstiefecton Kuatspksed.
fts1s cAsHi a HEH If4 22R AID IAso1'
s sss: IS ~ s.y0ssssT1R !l ssseri EE.
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DY COOPER LATIMER Auctfoneers.
ID Late clerks with Jas @. Mcclure a CoD
Southwest corner Of PeRn's avenue and nth stree
Star ONCE Building

Star Omce Building.
ROSEWOOD PIANOFORTE, FRENCH PLATE
MIRROR. WALNUT PARL0K SUITES. WAL
NUT AND PAINTED CHAMBER SUITES,
DAMASk AND LACE CURTAINS, BRUS-
SELLS AND THREE-PLY CARPETS. DINING
ROOM AND KITCHEN FURNITURE ar
AUCTION.
On MONDAY, March 3Oth, at 10 O'Clock a. m,
We will sell at No. 1872 street, between 18th and
l4h the H. usehold Effects contained there
in, consisting in part Of
One Rosewood -csse Pisnoforte, Ga octsves, Piano
Cover and Stool
French Plate Msntel Mirror
Walnut Parlor suite of ten pieces, in Green Rem
Walnut Marble top Eteeere
Rosewood Marble top Centre Table
Walnut Re covered Sofa
Velvet covered Arm Chair
Damask and Lace Curtains
Walnut Extension Table, Sideboard
Oak Hall Set. Large Hall Stove
Brussels, Three ply and Stair Carpets
II all Oilcloth ard Stair Rods
Crockery, Glass and Plated Ware
Cane seat Chairs and Rockers
Walnut and Painted chamber Suites
Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and Bolsters
Blankets, Comforts and spre ads
Wasbstands, Toilet Sets
Refrigerators, Cook Stoves and Kitchen ReQui-
sites, &c &c.
Terms cash. COOPER LATIMER.
N "a Intel Auctioneers.
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HARD TIMES FOR FRENCH EDrTeRs.-M
N,rmorel, editor Of the Courier francf IL, Par
H. who is in prison on a previous q nu ,tion.
has been sentenced 10 two months imprisou-
ment and a fine Of 1000 francs, for an article
which is Ield by President DelasN alx and his
brother Judges TO amount 20 a rec ON me pda-
ton TO the army and navy TO disobey orders
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DROPOsALs FOR FORAGE
Orscs Supervising QrdrtsrmaStey,
Sub- DlSfrfrr NJ rae Pc E,,ax

SUB DtS{rtcr Of the RIO CTIHds,A
BTOtcrSrilis, TsIdS, February is, 1858. y
sesled Propoasls will be received at this office
mill WEDNESDAY, the 18th of April, 1873 at IL
. clock, a. m fer such quantities of OATS, CORN
and IA IS may be r. quired for use of public AMI
mails At the following named points in the Sub Dis
Tlct- for the six months ending October 81, 1873,
w Brownsville, Ringgold Barracks, and Laredo,
Texas.
Oats and Corn of bee quality and to be delivered
IN sood s1npy SACHS hay baied or unbaled, pref
GREECE Will b. given to baled Hay. All to be sub
-lect TO inspection. Delivery 10 commence within
thirty days after the approval of the contract and
notice given 20 the cOntr actor.
Proposals 70 be In tIiplscste, with copy of the
Advertisement annex, q to each, and to be accom-
paniecs~ ne names OF al least two sufficient sure
Ties, 20 will signify, by endorsement thereon
thelr Willingness to become responsible for the
faithful performance of the contract
All proposals will be submitted to the Chief
Quartermsster of the District for approval and
award
The Government reserves the right to reject any
or all bids, any part Of a bid
Proposals must be endorsed - Proposals for For
age, and addressed 70 the Supervising Quarter
master, Sub District of the Rio Grande at Browns
vile. Texas.
By order Of Brevet Msjor General McCeok
GEORGE W. SMITH,
First Lieut. 18th Infantry, II. q. NJ. and A. A.
U. NJ. NIL l2-td
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% The new mask veil, the latest novelty IN
this line in Pans, has made its appearance in
New York. 1t is embroidered thickly, except
in the space left for the mouth and eyes, and rs
edged with silk fringe. At present they are
five dollars each, but they Will be lower by-snd
bye. The popular style OF veil is made Of
sprigged net of all colOrs; II is rounded upoa
the lower edge and terminates in tabs which are
tied ST the back; the border is Of blonde, the
color of the net.
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NH 3 20 APPS
PROPOSALS FOR GRADING AND PAVING
l. THE CARRIAGEWAY OF L STREET
NOkTH. BETWEEN NEW JER-
sEY AVENUE AND FOURTH

STREET WEST.
Proposals will be received at the Mayors Office,
City Hall, until IL O'Clock ~, on SATURDAY TIM
4th day of April next, for grading and paving
street v it'll stone similar to tia. used in r street
north; the stone to be not eight or less than
five inches in diameter and seven inches in depth
to be laid bed Of gravel not less than eight in
ches deep, covered with at least four inches of
sharp sand before paving, and TO be well rammed
three times with ninety pound rsmmer, and well
watered before the last ramninR the plus earth
TO deposited in such streets or
as the " ard Commissioner may direct, aud the
tractor will be required TO leave surface of twe
hundred feet in length for the full width of the
street exposed for the purpose Of inspection which
will be well puddled by the Ward Commissioner,
without xpense to the contractor. before gravel
ing:
and twelve IL ches In width. replacing or RELAXING
such flag footways in line Of said part OF
said street as the Ward Commi ssioner may direct.
Flagging TO be not LEES than sixteen inches in
width. four inches thick. and in pieces not less
than four feet long, closely jointed The work to
be dove 10 the entire satisfaction of the Ward and
Assistant Commissioners, and to be paid for by
old materials to be the property of the Corp )raton
and to be deposited In such locality the Ward
G, mmissioner may direct.
Bidders will state price per cubic yard for grad
ing, per square yard for paving inclu ling gravel
AVID sand required and per square foot for agging
and gutter stone and Per square foot for relaying
old fia g foCtways.
PAYERS, and the right is expressly reserved to re.
ject any and oil bios.
WIN. FORSYTH.
mh2S 30 ,6Ap3 Supt and IDs pector &c.
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VT'HROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
4 PHILADELPHIA AND NEW YORK.
~ 8 s 8

WASHINGTON, Jan. 6, 1857.
now run as follows, viz: -"
FOB NEW YORK, without change Of cars
Leave daily Except Sunday ct 7:i6 Q. m, l20
and ZOO D. N
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday at As and 1918 D
N. and $50 and ZOO . m.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philsdelphis at TOO p
sIEEPING CABS for New York on 700 D. m.
train daily.
Through Tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boston, can be had ct the Station Office at all
hours in the day. as well at the new office in the
Bankers and Brokers Telegraph Line, 34s Penn
avenue, between 9th and 7th streets. -
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad advertisement
and schedule between Washington, Baltimore, An
il: WILSON, Master of Transp ortation.
d COLE. General Ticket Agent
occO-u GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent, Washington.