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The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-17

BE Musical instruments and Musical 1ler-
chandise Of every description always lie
found at j. MARsH's Music Depot, No sls Main
street. He has just received a new and exten.
siye stock of the above named goods.
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LIST OF UNAVAILABLE LETTERS Re-
NAMING IN THE RICHMOND PoST-
OFFICE, JANUARY 17TH, lS72.-Mr.
Finergin, --; t. n. Rowe, st.
Louis, Monroe Miss L. Mallory. Wash
ington, d. G. Il. Ii. Ludlow Co., New
York one letter no address.
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"RETRENCHAIENT AND REFORM. y
The third attempt to get vote on the SEN
ate bill reducing the pay and mileage of
members of the General Assembly, failed
yesterday.
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A SPECK OF WAR.-The Senate was in
secret session when we left the House.
We did not learn for what purpose, but
suppose it was to consider our relations
with Spain, or some other seaport.
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DIED,

At Fords Hotel, on the l6th instant, r. H p.
ROBINSON, of the firm of Taliaferro 4 Co, in
the thirty-sixth year of his age.
In Petersburg, on Monday, the 10Th instant,
ROSE, wife of George H. Davis
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POLICE CoURT-Justice J. j. White
presiding. fol owing cases were dis
posed Of this morning:
Calvin Turner, charged with stealing a
lot of brass from some person unknown.
Case continued till Tomorrow for witnesses
and the accused bsiled to appear.
Hampton Harris, charged with unlaw-
fully trespassing upon the premises of j.
A. Cosby and using threatening and abu-
sive language to Sarah Seymour. Trespass
not proved and the accused discharged.
Richard and Sarah Lawrence, charged
with stealing lot of crockeryware, table
cloths, &C., the property of A. j. Ford,
proprietor of Ford's Hotel The theft not
proved, and the accused discharged.
Richard and Sarah Lawrence, charged
with stealing robe, shawl, and cloak,
from Mrs. Deane, of New York city, at
the Exchange Hotel, on the 18th of June
last. Sent on to the Hastings court, and
witnesses cited to appear before that tri-
bunal on the 9TH day of February.
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lCHANoERY COURT OF RICHMOND

CHANCERY COURT OF RICHMOND
Judge Fitzh,tgh, presiding.-The following
cases were disposed Of yesterday:
Horne VS.. Mcdaniel, &c. Decree di-
recting special commissioner to make sale
of certain real estate in the bill mentioned,
&c. H .M.'l
Brown and ais. VS.. Totty and ais. De-
cree confirming report of commissioner and
directing disposition Of the proceeds of
sale, &c. ss'a f s-z ~
% Green VS.. Smith and ais. Decree con-
firming report of commissioner and dis
posing of the fund now in bank, &c.
Powers executor VS.. Betty and ais.
Decree confirming sale of certain real estate
as reported by commissioner, and directing
disposition of the fund.
Smith, trustee, &C., vs.. Smith and wife,
&c. Decree directing commissioner to in
quire and report whether partition can be
made of certain real estate, ISe.
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lMMIGRATIoN.-Tho Legislative Joint
Committee on immigration will meet to-
night at the Capitol.
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r OTICE TO CONTRACTsRs.-scaied .pro-

N OTICE TO CONTRACTsRS.-Seaie spro-
LIN posals will be received by the undersigned
until l2 M. THURSDAY, January Is, 1872 for
the GRADUATION and MASONRY of branch
of the Chesapeake and Ohio railroad from Car
rington street to James river, including n tunnel
through Church Hill, about 3,40o feet long. For
further particulars, apply to
III. ID. WHITCOMB,
Chief Engineer Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad,
Richmond, Va. de 26-td
The Daily state journal. [volume] (Alexandria, Va.) 1868-1874, 1872-01-17

SNORERs A NUIsANCE.-The lady
boarders at one of our most fashionable
hotels are annoyed by the large number of
''snorers" who seem to have gathered at
this popular establishment.
AS ladies love to look well. when enter
ing the breakfast room, they are prevented
from doing so by being kept awake by the
ssnorers" around them. They also COM
plain of the great Improvement which must
have taken place in the art OF snoring, as
those who are in the business seem to be
perfect. ~ Easl SIS
VIII not the "snorers" promise to cease
for just one week and allow the other
boarders to recover? If they will only
put a pillow over their heads, the noise
will be greatly lessened. ...e.ag
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Any paper magazine not in the above list
will be furnished at publishers rates.
Always on hand all the latest publications OF
this country and Europe, books stationery,
card and stereoscopic views, fancy articles, &c.
o. F. JOHNSTON
Newsdealer, 9IS Main street,
de 2-D&Wtf Richmond Virginia.
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LOCAL NOTES.

Theodore Thomas will delight our citi-
zens with his orchestra music in about two
weeks.
The alarm of fire late yesterday after
noon was caused by the burning of some
hay in the stables of II. Selden Taylor,
corner Ninth and Clay.
Our thanks are due Captain Frey,
special agent of the postoffice department,
for copy of list Of postofiices in the Uni
ted States the latest published.
james Bodine, convicted of voluntary
manslaughter in the county Of Nansemond,
and sentenced to one years Imprisonment,
was received at the penitentiary yesterday.
Jonah Woodrow, Of Kenton, Hardin
county, Ohio, writes to the postmaster here
seeking information of his brother, Simeon
II. Woodrow, supposed to be in or about
Richmond. .......
Mr.. R. II. P. Robinson, of the firm of
Talliaferro & Co., commission merchants,
of this city, died at Ford's Hotel yesterday
morning at 81 o'clock. He had been con-
fined to his room for some time.
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EAST LYSNB.-The Academy of Music was
crowded last night by the largest crowd ever as
sembled within it, on the occasion of Miss
D'Estes benefit. The play was East Lynne, and
its rendition was very fine, eliciting the most
emphatic and enthusiastic demonstrations of ap-
plause. Miss DEste's beauty and artistic ac-
complishments have won for her among us q
host of admirers; and the company that sup
ports her, while below the level of her own rare
talent, is very creditable The season through
out, there nave been crowded houses.
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DLiND TOM G0NCERTs-At Virginia Hall
ID MONDAY, TUESDAY and WEDNESDAY
EVENINGS, January lj, Is and IL the cele-
bruted negro boy pianist, BLIND TOM the
great musical prodigy OF the ale, and most mar
velous musical genus living. Before he is with
drawn permanently from before the public, 1t is
4 duty you owe to yourself to see and hear this
great mcomprehensible wonder of the nine
teenth century. Admission, 90 cents reserved
seats, rs cents Doors open at O'Clock; concert
10 commence at s. Sale of seats to commence
Friday, January l2th, Mt West 4 Johnston's
bookstore. ia ll-ot.
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THE OLD RELIABLEs. THE Peters,
burg Iader, of this morning, thus refers to
the Old Reliable Theatre company, who
will commence an engagement at Virginia
Hall next week
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WANTS.

WT WTANTED-immediately at Volcano. Wood
w county, West Va SIX FIkST-CLASS
MACIIIRISIS. Wages from S3 10 S. so per
day. Board S5 per week. Address
" Nj ]. 0'BRIEN & BRO,
Lock Box No. 10,
Volcano, Wood county, West Va,
ia l2-lw or 22l6 Main street.
yyTANFED-A GOOD NURSE. Apply nj
w otIlce of STATE JOURNAL. is ll--tf
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A EETRoPoLITAN HALL,
FOURTH AND L Asst WEEK

COLONEL JOHN r. .JOHNSTONS
= TOUR OF EUROPE,
the most beautiful panorama ever painted in the .
world Wonderful and startling effects. The
lecture is fun of wit, hiimor, sentiment and
song. Matinee on Wednesday and Saturday af-
ternoons, Everybody receives useful present.
ADsIsstoN: 25c. TO all parts of the house.
ja l5--6t. -...,. ..-r .
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INSURANCE COMPANIES.


FIRE AND MARINE.
THOS. NJ. ALFRIEND l. SON, General Agents,
'902 Main street. See advertisement.
MUTUAL ASSURANCE SOCIETY OF yIR-
GINA, Tenth and Bank streets.
CONTINENTAL OF NEW YORK-Thomas S.
Armistead agent-llI3 Main street.
LIFE
PIEDMONT AND ARLINGToN-Ho Home office
922 Main street.
BROOKLYN IN. Y.)-Thos. NJ Alfriend s. Son
Agents-902 Main street. See advertisement.
UNIVERSAL LIFE IN. Y.)-L. w. Rose, Agent,
lll3 Main street
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II L l. L N b Z S T L

J. q. STUTTZ,
SUPPORTED BY TWENTY-FIVE FIRST
GLASS PERFORMERS.
Positively the largest and most complete dra-
matte organization travelling.
Everything will be done to make these enter.
tainnents first-class in every respect.
IiilieIy '...'.'....''... ..,.....,,.-.,.... % ..
Reserved seats can be obtained at West &
Johnston's bookstore, commencing Friday morn
ing, January 18Th, without extra charge.
ID. s. DWIGHT,
ia l3--tf m Business Manager
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CHARTERED BY CoNGRE rs, MARCH, 1885

NATIONAL. FREEDMEN'S SAVINGS AND
TRUST COMPANY.
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KFLT. Near Bel;svine. vi. Prince Georges
G1ougty o. The 5th instal., Me- NARY Y wife Of
DAVIS, I'm tie 10th year Of her age.
EAENELL. In Prince Georges county, Md, on
the sth instant, X NICHOLAS DABNsLL, in
F1as-al 20 fske place from his late residence on
TaezdSy. iOth instant. At II clock m All friend.
sKd relatives are respecfull5 invited to attend.
tKePuhlican please copy.l
FLANAGAN. On the morning o, the eth in
stsnt, after short illness, JOHN FLANAGAN
asSd 4 years. New York and Philadelphia pa
rbe uisri .eIytce will sas. place at hi, Iepc.
ocIOck.
RisTtplains uiil Be removed to Bordsnsown, New
Jersey IT on Tuesday morning, the 10th
KEARAEI. On the m,rning Of December sth.
lsT-- Mrs JANE L. kEB RSkY, in the sixty ninth
The Ieatyes and friends o. the family are invited
10 attend her funeral: N tuesday afternoon, at
streets northwest.
LEHEY. ON the sh instant, after long I'LL ess,
hakf LkHEf, asea 80 years, wife Of Michael LIE
The rslstivss and friends Of the family are re-
spesiiuiiy Isdusstsf to ste.d her funeral from her
streets northwest. tuesday at pm.
LEARY. On Sunday, the sth inst, Of pneurn onia,
John LEAkf, b.rp in kenmare, in the county
His tuner a. vii. take place on Tuesday, the 10th
inst. al ,so Gloss p m from his la.e residence,
aud place me friends Of tbs family respectfully
TksLY; a. h.li,ps eleven o'clock Sunday
shed not . tear Of sorrow
Around this little tomb;
Fee what a lovely flower
We have in hssyen 10 bloom
dence, north Of Columbia college
TAYLOR. On December ssh, MARIE LOUISE,
wife Of Joshua T. Tsy lOr, and Oldest daughter of
the late AnIhCny kaie, Of fredericksburg, yir-
GINA
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MAR kIED.

AEDEESON-FAHEY At Christ church rec
tory. eIts uLer %. lSZ b. Rev " lillian Mcclure,
cir JAMES h ANDERS IN and Miss ELLEN A =.
kAHEf- al % the District f Columbia.
BUEKE-WATSOS. On The 5 of d cembar, by
TIE brv :. Shau0pu, JOAN q. BUKkE aad
CELIA WATSON, both o. this city.
SELLBAN-VEIRS, December 30, 1872 by the
Rev. Br- Parker, MIR CUA8LES sELLMAN 70
Bliss LUCY. youngest daughtaT Of the late Frank
In Nr.rs. all 81 Poole svilla, nj.
TAI LOR-POLKINHOkE. At the residence of
tn tr--es parents, November I2th, lS12, by the
h-E. p Pey ten Brown. OF Baltimore. TAY-
l., K. p. sid MAMIE II. POLKINHORN, both
If
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIOE-
ID RAILROAD.


WASHINGTON. November O. 1877
Trains between WARRINGTON AND BALI.
MoRh and wAsHINGToN AND THE WEST
FeR BAL TIMORE
Leave daily, except Sunday AZ SIS s.ss san q m
ana io.is q; m %, Sis, 4: 10, - and sOs o n
Fob ALL WAY sTATIOnS
Leave daily except Sunday, ct SIS, 6: Is and 600
For principal ay stations, Btadep.burr Rslt.-
vile. Laurel, Annapolis Junction ana kalsy leave
at BIS, o - and zoe .. M, and 90, t:lO and 5a
.. m.
FOE ANNAPOLIS
Leave at &: IS n. and II o. N No train. - a,
from Anna polls on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE
Leave at 500 o. snd SEQ, :: % sHd 7,&Spn
FOR WAY STATIONS.
Leave a. 500 q. IN. snd So m
FOB ALL .sTs OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday aud Sunday, ct SID
and o; a. q. m. and Sis ana s-0p , m.
On Saturday Ct Sis and SIS 3. m and 500 D. m
VI sunday II Sis and {, - o. m. only, Connecting
~ Relay station with trains from Baltimore T.
~neelinE, Parkersburg, Pitsburg, he.
Ior Strssburg, and points between Relay House
commodstion train
Through tickets TO the West can be had a. the
day. ~
For New York. Philadelphia ana Bosto5 zee I'D
vertIsemeot of - Through Line"
THOS. K. SHARP, Asst Masts. Trans satiCa
L: n. COLE, Genersl Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kOOh1L, GelI A'gs, Washington. eefs
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AUCTION SALES.
RI eREI! 3 wILLIAMs. Austieae.r,,
- Ho. 1901, northwest corner lOsh and D sts.


sSS sAhE q EtkgsF5E 9gAREE
GGGST{ Sf MAsHfNGT6Ss THE 6IsTRIcT /
Sk AS HISf H9fRS5T j. THE THE
SSHHEESSAAPPEEh hkE AMP OHIO CANAL, ABOVE
GGkRES i &fILfhMs' At fAh6 SL ROOMS rs
S3RTFHWE IS sNGTR OF 2 AND TENTH
I'ou.t g The Di.tIit q CSiumSs, in sSaisy cause
II. Soon. q n
sS eth ars Il. 81 Sc an q
Sef, a: .: 49,. .. O'clock m. ali those a1srTy
K: s1 Of q; cs sss S.as .sss
two mi .es s ABOVE Gs9rscxp in the Di:,rict Of o.
$50 hes 70 length, and containing 81 acres more
AVS IN 70, ct fae same time and plscs, and In CON-
nection herewitB, we will sell all the unqusrried
stone. vh b the perpetual right to quarry the same
G q n1 iySs immeais.ey Vest
Of ans s se % 9 .sth ts nth certain
SAID canal for purposes OF nsportston A more
rear by reference 10 the proceedisss in above en-
the above gusrres, vhieh consist - the best quail
~ of Blue stone AND which is navigation, easy
The St re foundations Of the United States Capt
iol. Washington Monunsn t, and other public bald
scross the Potomac river ais y Oak isIi Cemetery
Chapel, and other churohes are built II the ston
A plat OF the aRRrries cao be seen ut Green Viii
lisus Suctics rooms, cOracr of 10th ssr6 streets
nor ihv cat, where Any Information be obtained.
Any person con examine the Qusrries Sy taking
the canal road o- the new road leading fl en- Ct
town 10 the Chsfa bridge.
Terms Of sale: Ore-sfxth cash, and the balance in
thirty equal mont hy paw ments with inter ost the
rate OF ten per per snnom from day of sale,
with security to the satisfaction Of the Rsceivers,
aud len retained, on the property sold: the pur
chase money can be paid in cash or upon shorter
time than as aforesaid, at same rate of interest.
deposit of $500 will be required of the purchaser
time of sale. all convey ancing and stamps at
of purchaser. Plass Of the property will De ex-
hibitsd at the time OF sale
ESiL1r ! S;iAfS%{4SH!ESSsEiItr, Receivers.
noeO dads GREEN & WILLIAMS. Asets.
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%And now Laura Fair wants the California
legislature to reimburse her for the expense
she incurred in getting herself acquitted.
@ShOped the right spirit-The young lady
who lost her maiden card plate in the Boston
IRE, and declared that rather that get another
she would change her name first.
""1his company shall never get another
cent of my money" said an angry lady on q
railway train. "How then will you travel"
asked the conductor. III pay my fare to you"
- The chief court of appeals at Ansberg has
convicted a naughty prince, His Serene High
nes- + TedeTick William of Observation-Disclosures
stein, brother of the Teiguing Prince. and
sentenced him TO four weeks imprisonment for
iii-tTeatlug woman.
E"COme in there's a fire in the parlor,"
were the Whiz peTed words We heard while pas
sing house on one of our principal streets last
evening. I; is such little courtssiee a. these
that increase the cOal-dealer's profits, and tend
a. make the baker sweat over six story wedding
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FlNHRoUGB LINE BE
l. TWEEN WASHINGTON 60 q, - 3

PHILANkEPHIA, AND NEW YORK
WAsHINGTON, NoyeNber5 lS-2
Iraias between WASHINGTON ANA SEH YokE
al run IS follows.
FOB NE" YORK. s-iihovt rhrzss If cy-s
Leave daily Except Sunday al sea =. "a 90 and
$50 pm. O ~
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily iexcept sunday st So o. u. i 90 and
S.D p.
ON SUNDAY
Leave Tor New York stS-9 ,. N , and Fhilsdei
only.
Through tickets to PhiIade I phis, New York and
of the day.
For Baltimore aud Ohio railroad advertisement.
see &C aedule between W Washington, Baltimore a.
polis and the West
THuS. b: SHARP, Asst Master Trans portatica
i. M. CULE, General Ticket Agent
GEO. h. KOONTZ, Agent, Washington jel4
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DUBLIC SALE AT MARSHALL, HALL,
III

~ The undersigned, surviving partner late
N OF the firm Of syk es Stack pole,l will off
~ st public sale, on the premises, the entire
perst nal effects belonging to the partnership OF
ykss StsSkpele, at Marshall Hall. on THORS,
all the Household Appurtenances. Farming Uten-
siis stock embracing Horses. Mules and cattle as
per scnedule on day OF sale. Sale to commence at
Terms Of sale: All sums under so, cash; all over,
third cash, the balance in sixty and ninety
Gays, with approved security.
Those desiring to attend the sale can find trans
portation on the steamer Arrow foot Of 7th street,
dl cots AAoi - Az JAMES SYKES.
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AIR-T.-A distinguished college professor of
this city = accustomed To give practical empha
eis to his lectures on physiological chemistry b.
requesting one of his senior class as il enter rs
his room TO kindly open the window just back
o. you, sir, and let ont the remains of the last
jL Nor class We think no one of his students
ey er fOTgetS that emphatic and correct defni-
tim Of impure air. Ii people would think how
& ey are breathing each others "remains' in
the hot and horrid atmosphere of crowded
Whit OF cool, clean air would be speedily con-
yeTted into a loud appeal for the thorough
ventilation OF these eharnel houses-N. T. Maui
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RI LATIMER CLEARI..
Southwest corner Of Penna avenue and llth str eet
Star O0ce Buildints.
CHANCERY sALEOF VALUABLE BuILDING
PETTY FRONTING ON AND x, BETWEEN
s sHTn nAMNrpssAA-HALF AND SIXTH STREETS,
II BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Court
E Of the district Of Columbia, passed in Chan
a.S 81 Nov ISL ON ON
the premises, At O'Clock p. effsr for sale at
srblis auction Lots g. 20 and a. in square 100, in
Lots seven and eight have been subdivided into
i've lots, each having front of twenty feet south
street, bstvsen AZ and 9th streets, and running
back with tina: width lo2 feet inches to 30 foot
alley, and are oil uniH proved.
Lots twenty and twenty enc have been subdivided
into four let's three OF bem having front OF twenty
feet on south street, between Al and 9Th sts. and
unhing back with that width l02 feet AID inches
The remaining lot has front of forty feet south
L street, between the same two streets, and runs
back with that width l02 feet inches to the same
alley, and 10 improved by q tive story frame house,
Terms: ms One third Of the purchase money in cash,
ard the residue In three eQ ua ms ailments, at re-
spectively six twelve and Gig hteen months from day
Of sale, with interest at ten per centum
or the whole in cash, at the purchasers option.
de ed given on the final ratification of sale Convey.
ancing at purchasers cost. deposit of $50 on
each lot on day q ssis ruun,,,
no2O dts LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, December 9th, 1872, same hour and
Dnss dsas order 4 AZ HiEies cLxARY
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L sss Ne. e. fs.. .s $500 sels1,. .. -
' 3. . s.s .ss;s !s:s:s ,s -. -
ogn,,eDsnS oi0shias, o<fVsss. sa9 SO sr..<ls. q
va,ns. aec3 ~
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PUNED until MONDAY, tho 9Th tent, same
hour and place. By order of The Trustee.
DE- GREEN Il WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RI THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
THURSDAY, November 2Ist, l572. same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustee.
hoyl3 GBEEN WILLIAMS, Aucts.
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RALTIMeRE 4 PO-
- TOMAC y. r.,


Depot Corner 9Th and Streets NV.
TRAINS LEAVE FORTRAIHs ARRIVE At
BAL1lMoRK WASHINGTON
453 .. m, Niagara Exp., 4:5S q. m, Western Ex.
daily. press daily, ex Sunday
s}5 am, Baltimore Mail SIS a NJ Mail dsiGv !.
daily. capt Sunday
1855 .. m, Western Ex- Hes a m Vi estern Ex
press'oslly, eS. sunday press, daily.
- p u 5aItinaore Ac- 80 m, Pacific Express
comrodsI!on, daily, ex- daily, except Su1tst
cept sunday. jUsp IA csnmnoS e.,
S:33 2. L., Cincinnati Ex- daily
press, daily Ell. Sunday iJ.s3 D. n Southern Ell
1888 ?. IN, W estern kxe's, press, daily ex sunday
daily.
Trains leaving Washington at 1888 a. m, and 3,ss
=. NJ. connect ~ Bowie with trains for Nariboro
leaving Bowie 1898 and Sis D. m . arriyins a,
Marlboro ii % a. m and CTS D. m
Trains arriving at " ashnstOn il,05 a m and 5: b
.. M, connect at Bowie with trains leaving Mari
boro . a. m. and 1888 o. m.
Pa, seDgers leaving their orders 81 Tick Onces
corner )3 h street and PeDnsyiy snis avenue and
northwest corner sixth street and Pennsylyanis
avenue, can have their baggage called Tor AID
checked at hotels and residences 10 all poiu &
North and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati,
Column ne, Indianapolis, Lousy hle, ST. Louis, New
Orleans Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco. and al
points north. northwest, west, and southwest.
q. L.. DUBARRY, Gen1 Supt.
f.. YOUNG, Gen I Pass'r Agent. jyl-a
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DTHE ABOVE SALE is FURTHER POST
PUNED until MONDAY, December ID, l512, same
hour and place. By order Of the Trustee.
noy22 GREEN * WILLIAMS. kucts.