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Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-23
Dennis hangs tomorrow.

DENNIS nAnRb tO-IuOfTOW.
The Workingmen's Loan meets this evening.
The agony Of suspense over the police appoint
ments will end, this evening.
The DELAWARE TRIBUNE for this week, pub
lished to-day, is a capital number.
Aaron NJ Powell lectures on Temperance at
the Friends Meeting House, tomorrow evening.
The article on Wilmington, now in course of
preparation for Lippiacofs Magazine, will ap-
pear in the April number, to be issued March
18th.
We shall print, in day or two, in full the
able and exhaustive opinion by Judge Bradford,
in the Given case.
At West Chester, on Tuesday, sixty-three shares
of stock in the National Bank OF West Chester
were sold at prices varying from $50 to 5000
per share.
The history, aud re-opening services at Asbury
NJ. E. church, on Sunday last, are published in
the DELAWARE TRIBUNE. to-day, copies Of which
may be secured at the publication Office Of the
COMMERCIAL.
The Wilmington Advertiser, the transfer OF
which was noticed in the COMMERCIAL OF Monday.
is sold to Mr.. George O'Byrne, eldest son of
Jno. O'Byrne Esq. The former is about to enter
upon the field Of Journalism as a profession, and
is now in charge Of his new establishment. Mr..
Chance remains with him as foreman.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-23
East aud found.

n usT-on the 18Th inst, cane-stalk riding whip.
/ The finder viii be suitably rewarded by return
mo 10 iln2i-3ts SIYTH AND ORANGE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-23

INoR KENT-Two Stalls and carriage room IN
iap2t-tf 4Oi SHl HlPLEY STREET.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-23

gentleman and wife can be &C
B commodated with large unfurnished front
'V1rs 1"v'sa-f ~ asi WALNUT ST.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1873-01-23

Is in the hands OF Mr.. Il. NJ. Copeland, of Ridley
Park, Pennsylvania, whose reputation is national
and whose hairs have whitened in his work. He
went down on Tuesday and remained over un-
til Wednesday, in order to view the grounds.
He will soon have the place laid out and then
the selections for lots will be made. He has
the material for noble work in his hands, and
the possibilities for 1.-THE Rehoboth Beach
Camp Meeting Association" are great.
We think that the building OF the proposed
railroad from Dover by way of Frederick and
Milton to the government pier at Lewes, with itl
branch to Rehoboth Beach and Rehoboth City,
thus shortening the distance from all points
north OF Dover some Is miles, would be a very
great help TO the Rehoboth City Enterprise and
the Camp Meeting Association.
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THR FIGHTING EDITOR is a fully deyeioped
professional in Paris. NJ. Poirier Is connected
with the Pays newspaper. His duties are not
TO write, but simply to sign his name 20 zny of
fensive personal remarks published, and 70 hear
the complaints Of those aggrieved. Every ar
tisle in q French journal must have some NJ na-
ture, and il happens that the writers OF the
afford 20 risk their lives. Hence the position
occupied by PORTER snd.his Kind in Paris jour
palism.
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SThe connecting link between the amin Al
and vegetable kingdoms-Hash
~At a meeting of the Apollo Hall demo
cratic executive committee, IN New York, on
Saturday, it was voted to support the regular
nominations made at Utica.
~The governor of Memphis has issued q
proclamation cOnvening the legislature in ex-
traordnsry session on the 10Th inst, TOR the pur-
pose Of amending the election laws.
~A meeting representing about three
fourths Of the manufacturing interests of Pitts-
burgh has declared for paying employees only
half the wages due them until currency becomes
more plentiful.
STrsveling along the sea coast Of Florida, .
gentleman, noting the barrenness of tue country,
asked a native; "Whst do you live on here's"
olive oni" replied the man; "why, we live o.
fish and strangers"
~The Hon. George II. Pendeton has finally
appeared In the Ohio campaign. He presided
at a democratic meeting in Cincinnati, on
Thursday evening, and introduced the demo-
cratic candidate for governor in q non-commit-
tai speech of Is lines
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A COUNTRY GENTLEMAN came into town las
week for the purpose OF buying stocks at panic
prices. He brought his wife with him, and be-
ing pious people. they spent Friday evening in
communing over the various wickednesses of-the
great city. Saturday morning they separated:
the husband expected to be down town ali
day" the wife 'sto do some shopping which
would detain her tin nearly dinner time" But
they met before dinner. those guileless souls,
~ the . Black Crook, = where cruel fate and an
unwilling "speculator" had given them adioin-
ing orchestra seats-N T. MAJ
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A MASS HEAD Cur OFF.-On SUNDAY night
the body of an unknown man Was founi living
on the Erie railway track a mile west OF Patter-
son, N. j. His head was completely severed
from his body, and was lying beside the track .
Yesterday morning a man giving his name as
james Malone, OF Newark, WAS found near the
soeHe OF the accident or murder cooking a meal
with portion of q sheep stolen SUNDAY night
from a neighboring slsughter-hOuse. Malone
was arrested on suspicion of having murdered
the man founk on the railway. and was brought
70 Patterson
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RITUALIsM in the West OF England is curious =
ly illustrated by an Exeter correspondent OF
the Pan Nall Gazette, who WAS lately present at
the funeral OF Ritualist member. on the
night preceding the body was taken into the
church, where the Sisters of Mercy and the
curate kept a vigil. A large brass cross was
on the coffin, candles were kept burning on the
altar during the day, and other Ritualstic
practices were carried out
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SCENR-ParlOr OF a fashionable residence in
New lOrk-Jenkins on the eve of departure
for the African diamond mines, making his
RdieuN 60 Miss Mary-Mr. J., hastily-"Work
Miss Mary, work. An, don't mean 10 work %
Miss Mary-"Then, how DO you expect 20 get
your fOrtune?" Mr.. 10, I should knock out
some fellows brains and run of with his diA-
monds." Miss Mary (crushinglyl-"Then you
would make a fatal mistake. You should run
of with the brains" Collapse of Jenkins
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTfk NOON,
RY THos. r. wA6GAMAN,
ID Real Estate Aucti-neer, sig Tth street.
TnCsTEEr SALE OF IMPROVED REAL IS
TAIh IN TIE NORTHWESTERN POn cIeS

Tf e ip 8 INV NORTHWESTERN FohFreS
- b. virtue of three deeds Of trus. tn the un-
- isss, frcords@ in Liber No So foIios n, &c
SshiuaIy I3ta lSe, recorded IA Liter No SOS lis-
fs .si Se, AID By Iireesi ~ 81 thu ,T,y s,capei
thereby We shall. on wEDNt spsY, s!h ss1 of
Oe2 5 Gn hss
one and spe,hai ussl inehes, part by the depth
in square numbered two hnndred aud eleven, made
hl the 81 vincents Orphan Asylum Of said CITY aud
Also, parts Of lots marked and ettered and V, in
subdIvsion 81 original lots in sausre NUMBERED iwe
Orphan Asylum 81 said city, fronting fseen I5i feet
one snd ope,9uar,sr pa inches on Rhsie Island
he rear line of ssd lots, aud lying and sdJoin
iSg The aid part II LOT Y, which vas conveyed to
CO, dcd in Biber No. Cos. at folios n, &c.
Also, tee western fifteen tSl feet one and one hsg
numbered or lettered ., in sQusre numbered 10
luE ard duly recorded.
Terms Il ssle: One-thtrG cash on each, balance in
notes at twelve and twenty four month, bearing
de, Of trust on the premises All CONVEX anc ins
the pure aser Cost. dep sit Of one hundred Il
ropS sold sale sT s 1ssS SlSSs
with in ten days after the day Of sale the trustees
FRED. W. JONES, lrrr.,o..
sep23tu,th,s Sds. THoS. +. wAGGAMAN, Auct,
10y DUNOANs0N, BOWLING CO., Auots.
- Southeast corner 9Th and streets northwest
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
Tf AT AUCTIONFRAME COTTAGE AND
ADJOINING VACANT LOT ON MUNTGOM-
Ekf STREET. GEORGETOWN, d. y.
- BY virtue of deed Of trust dated July rrst,
1875, and recorded ia Liber No III, folio 4S, Of
tIict Of Columbis and py direction Of the lder Of
he n"t,s secured thereby, will sell at public
ton on the premises, on SATURDAY, October Ith,
1873, at o'clock, y. m all that piece parcel of
around situated in Thomas Beall's addition to
Georgetown, District of Columbia, being parts If
same the southeast of lot 264, the west
side Of Montgomery street, aRc run south seventy
seven feet to Reuben DAVIS line, (l5O feet from
West street y thence west one hundred and twenty
seven feet, more or less TO the south line Of lot 2
thence east said south line hundrei and
twenty feet to the beginning.
Terms Of sale as prescribed by deed Of trust
81 800 with ~ cent interest from July LIST 1873,
together with the ex psnses Of this SALE in cash. aud
deed of trust on the property. Conyeyancing Al
purchasers cost. SaN down on the day of sale.
III the terms are not complied with within seven
days from sae the trustee reserves he right to
sell the property at the risk and cost of the default
WILLIAM l.. DUNLOP, Trustee.
,DUNCANSON, BOWLING a co,
sepZ1eo6ds Auctioneers.
~ The ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED on
account Of rain until W EDNESDA Y, Oct Der Sth,
at 80 O'Clock p. M, in front of the premises.
WILLIAM l.. DUNLOP, Trustee
,DUNCANsoN, BOWLING q co,
oct6-eoSas Auctioneers.
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by LATIMER OLEARl,
ID Auctisneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsy " ania and 18th 81
Star Once Building
TRUSTEES SALEOF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPEkTY ON I'm STREET WEST, BE.

TRUSTEES sALEoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON 14rH STREET WEST, RE
TWEEN AND STREETS NORTH
- BY virtue Of decree # the Sup reme Court Of
d the District OF Columbis, passed in q certain
cause in which William Mclean, is mplain-
ant, and Elisha Fslconer, ct al, are defendants
No. 2767, Eq. Dc Ill will offer for sale, public
auction, in front Of the premises on FRIDAY, goth
day of September, A. D., 1873, ct O'Clock D. m !,
part Of Lot No. q, in Square No. 25, described as
follows: Beginning At . point on l4th street ls feet
from the northeast corner Of said lot and running
thence south IL feet; thence west l3s feet inches
thence north IL feet thence 13S feet inches TO
the point Of beginning, The improvements consist
Of a two-story brick dwelling with back building,
known No. ga l4th street northwest, Containing
rooms, with gas; water in the yard.
Terms: 0ne-thIrd OF the purchase money cash;
balance in equal instslments at and Il months,
with interest at per cent per snnum, 20 be secured
by the retention Of the title until paid Oonveyancng
at purchasers cost. sl9 down 81 time q sale.
EUGENE CARUsI, Trustee.
sep4-eo&ds LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
~IN CONSEQUENCE OF THE SICKNESS
Of the Trustee. the above sale is postponed until
WEDNESDAY, October =, sams hour aud place
sep26eoSds LATIMER CLEARLY, Aucts.
nS-IN CONSEQUENCE or TIE CONTINUED
sickness OF the Trustee, the above sale il further
postponed until SATURDAY, October ISih, same
hour and place.
Ccts--O&ds LATIMRR n CIEARY, Ancts.
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BROILED ToMAToKs.-Cut medium-sized to-
matoes in halves and put upon a grid-iron. cut
surface down. When the surface appears 20 be
somewhat cooked turn them, and finish the
cooking with the skin towards the IRE. The
cooking should be gradual, 50 as not TO break the
skin. Place upon dish, and put a little salt
and a lump Of butter upon each half and serve
quite hot.-AHericdn Agricui'uylst.
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The FOLLOWING TENDER MTssIvR was picked
depot az Fonda: Dear Charles, do YOU love me
as much as you did at quarter TO l. last mighty
Say YOU do, dearest, and il will give me spirit
70 go down and tackle them cold beans left from
yesterday. The answer sent was; Yes; hoist
them in, my angel.
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DYLATIMER a CLEARY,

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE LOT,
CORNER OF VERMONT AVENUE AND 8
s1REkT NORTH AT AUCTION.
IN By virtue Of deed Of irasr dated March s n.
"a. ID. le7l, duly res orded m Liber NJ $40, folio
- 4s4, vne OF the Land Records for Wa-hiusto
county. in the District Of Colombia. and D, drec-
tiou Of the party secured thereby, will sill ib-
llc suCti"n, in front % the premises GA sATUR-
DAY. october 11th, 1873. AT O'Clock .. m al
that piece or parcel Il ground kn aud described
Lot lhered three 81 IN L. r Clark = sutsivf-
sion q square numbered three hundred and seven
(3o7, fronting 40 feet on Vermont avenue, contain
ing .75s squaro feet. more or less.
Terms; On bird cash; balance in 6, u ana Is
months, at 10 per cent. interest. All conveyanctng
a cost q the purchaser. So deposit will be re-
Quired on day 81 safe.
BARNARD n WARNER. Trustee
octS-dkds LATIMER.H CLEARY. Apr.s
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How 1T II DoNE.-The manner in which an
tumn gives the gAudy tints 90 the foliage Is thus
eSpisint by science: Thechange OF color which
takes rlsce In autumn foliage Is due 90 the dis
appearance OF the chOlorrhyl green colorfDg,
rendering the remaining cohors visible most
frequently these are yellow. when the leaves
turh req " Il Indicative OF diminished vitality
tensity OF the red color H. increased The cola
and green tint may be considered characteristi,
OF the complete vitality and growth OF leaves.
the red and yellow OF low vitality and change
and the brown Is the humus OF death ana de,
composition.
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EVENING STAR.

THr RfSr NEsTlLArtoN.-A furnace in the
cellar msy he good 20 take the chill from fhs
house, and 10 b. AZ its halls and passage bat IN
ought not 20 superSf la the IRE place IN parlar
and chaml er, a. once the ventilstor OF the room
ana the center Of cheer and joy. No apparatus
o. ventilation has vet been devised equal q the
od-tsshioned chimney. Even when no IRE "a
msde an the aperture, this avenue % the open
stNrass ts currents and keeps the atmosphere
pure Mhere there l. no open fireplace. no free
hue. there will be . sense OF aSphvxis in tho.e
stotmy nights when the windows must be fast
ened Close. Livery room In the house which "a
used TO ST IN or sleep in ought 20 have a snrk :
Gent opening tn the chimney, larger than the
oritce OF = stove pipe. No matter III the he.tae
air escapes with H. Il IL better 20 lose half az the
that Is already deprived OF its oxygen In tha
spring and autumn the fire place. with wood on
the aDdirons, gives all the heat that viii he
needed, and gives IL more gracefully than N q
blasts fom any register Herald of HedifA
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RAILROADS.
OENNSYLVANiA.AI AK LINZ
TO BALTIMORE,

pksNsYLNANIA.AIK LINE
'ffHHiIzRH I'll E4IssA. q
AND ALL POINTS IN TIE NK SYs sNsIAsp
THROUGH BEryEKE WAsHIssros AND
WITHOUT CHANGE 6G iShA or OARS.
pment on this line Is mes snd Of the mos
FaRtR ces IN Rsr JHks Ss
fGknE TRAINS Si hFsi Exos ls SUNDAY,
Potomac railroad, northeast corner Of Sch and
Faa L,.s, leave Washington SOS .. N. daily, sx.
Leave Baltimore at els g. m. daily. except Sun.
leave West Philadelphia ct LIN ,. m. daily, en-.
Arrive st New York st4p. m. daily, except Sun
k,e.mo~d E,yys.,, leave washnssou at lis ,
Leave Baltimore at ;:ss .. m, daily, exoep, Sun.
Leave West rhisadsIphia at SEES ,. m. daily, s..
krri1. At New York at s:iop. m. daily s1osp,
TSs2 Express, leave Washington at sos ,. m
Lssys Wet Phii.dsiphis g a;SO 8 n, daily.
Arrive at SfE Eh f9Ss 4 sE sI ri; daily
tsa Line, leave New YORK at $50 q. m.
EsS9ss sa ~ N Ss p York q,
Arrive at Washington at IL Os D. m A
Ntsh Express, leave New York atsp m,
Arrive At Washington at 6:l3a m
Connections made in New York with ste amers
Oh sound New YORK, New Haven and Hsrtf1r
railroads, New York OsHirsl and Hudson River rail
rosd, Erie Railway, and steamers Hudson River
Fare a. low rs by any other route.
Baggage called Tor ard checked at hotels and or.
vste residences orders left at the following oces
where tickets and Information eau be obtained:-
Northeast corner 18th street Penua ave.: north.
east corner 9Th street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
STATION Baltimore and Potomac railroad corner 6tt
and streets. ED s. YOUNG,
ly4-u General Passenger Agent
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC R.JI,
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LENANDRIA s. WASH
ALEXANDRIA i FREDERIOKSB URG Il. /
Corner Of Is and SiLth Streets.

IfsT q d u's' 11'7IEt A'II stES'
Local Trains leav for Alexandria IS follOws:-6,7,
$ " III, L. .. IN II noon, l, 3 3, 4, s, 81, D.
Sunday.
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive as foIlows:-
oS, 80, 5S, SO, 10 80. IL 49, a m, IL 80, 49, y,
SIS, %, bSs 6-5, 49, 5.33 B. M; 8.aa m. and s
p. M. from Alexandria daily, all other trains daily
except Sunday.
: Trains marked thus Connect with trains on
Washiugt and Ohio 4. X.
QUANTlCO Accommodation leaves Washi.gtoD
7.40 "a. m daily, except Sunday.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington II Is p. daily, excep; Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale at Ofces, corner 18th street and 2snusy
vania avenue, and corner 9th street and PennsVl
yania avenue, where leave orders for
baggage TO be checked at all hotels and reside
through TO destination.
ES YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jy34-u
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AUCTION SALES.
ttf VIM. l.. WALL 90. A rcttone@rs
ID New Marble Binding,
No. 800 and Goa Pennsylysnis avenue.

ley WIN. l.. WALL = 90. A,cstoneer.
ID New Marble Baildfnf,
No 500 and goa Pennsylysnia avenue.
WALNUT CHAMBER sBITss. BOOK oAsRs
MARDkoBks, ITEGRREs, HAT RACKS
hIThssloN TARLss, sIps RoA Rps,
NhAINuTs, PARIoR SUITES IN HAIR
Glib AND REPS, CnTTAGk SUITES. RED-
SIhnhs, h.TTkAsSEs, TUCKER SPRINGS,
SECOND HAND FURNITURE
a On FbIbAY MORNING.. October logh,
w C. mmebcine II 10 o'ci ok will sell, within
~ nnr sslesroOms, = lot of New and Second n I'D
~ tfurniture, STOW o., &C.
W slnut Chami Sni'ee,
= q ttsge Suites, ~ sets Tucker SPRINGS
Il farior SITS In Il air Cloth Rep,
alnut srdrube.. ok Oss~s.
kNtension Ia lee, Marble-tep Tables,
Beds'rass and Mattresses,
sNew II air Msttras 80, &c. &c
SECONDHAND FURNITURE
walnut Chsmber Suites, Hair Cloth Pari "
Psrlor Stove, I fine Cook stove 1P-erle.h
Gard Tables, W hat nots, Feather Beds,
Blankets and Quilts, Body and Tapestry Brussels
and Ingram Carpets,
lo- CTockery and W, 'oden Ware,
Wheeler Wilson SEWING VI achine,
] Standing W slnut Writing D,-k.
Sale p-remptury. Goods removed TO our stOre for
convenience q sale.
pS~Certified Checks taken in payment
cots p IRepl W. L. WALL co, Auc's.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.


RS DUkCANsoH, BOWLING a CO Auct.
- Corner sEn snd ID stree northwest.
TRusTkFS SALE oFvALUABLE IMPROVED
lboRkkT1 IN THE NoRTHWEsrEaN
Pant OF The CITY. ON RHODE ISLAND
AVENUE. AT AUCTION
a BY virtue Of a deed Il trust TO us, dated J ny
H.. l0,h, 1S1 and duly recorded IN iher No 6S;
folio AS, one OF the land records Of thu ou1ty
e. HShiDs on and by request Uf the party occurred
thtrtby, We viii SELL public auction, ia front u
the PR misses, on FRIDAY, October l0sh At oci'k
T. M that certain piece Of ground known 81 th@ plat
q Wasting on city as 1t 50, in Chapn.n's sabdivi-
sion 81 lot four, 90 to eleven, ILL., inclusive, in
square S64, with all he righfs, privileges. improve
nents and sppurtensDces thereto belonging and sp
rertsIBinP.
Terms: One-hsf each; and the balance at six
months, with ten per cent Interest snd secured by
deed Of trust II property. deposit of 500 viii be
r~dTired At time II sale, aud falu-e T. com ply
with terms within five days after sale the pro perty
will be resold at risk Of purchaser, with five days
public notice. All convey sncing at the cost Of the
purchaser. - -
HENRY WISE GARNETr.l r,r..s..
JAMES NJ. CAPERT0N, ( trustees
DUNUAESON, BOWLING co,
sep2S-dts IChron.I Auctoneers
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ID 4 e ID

KANE. On the morning Of the 7th inst, JOHN
KANE. aged % years, a native Of Philadelphia.
know that my flower blooms IN bssses,
That God has Iransplanted him there
know he was lent, but not given,
Yet hard Was the parting 20 bear.
His funeral will take place this afternoon st 3
O'Clock, from 725 7th street northwest. The
friends aud acq uantances Of the family invited
TO attend. Services at st. Patrick's Church.
LEMON On the 7th inst, GEORGE EDWARD,
infant son Of Charles and Louisa Lemon, aged II
months.
NALLEY. On the s,h instant, MARY GATH
ARlEE, daughter Of VIM. W. aad Louisa N slley.
aged years snc months.
We hsd little Katie once.
She was our darling pride,
We loved her, oh perhaps too well,
For soon she slept and died.
No merry shouts more we hear,
No laughing child we see;
Dear Lord, how could We give her up,
To any one but thse By HER MorHEs.
The friends Of the FRANKLY ere Invited 10 stJeaa-
the funeral at IN m, on THURSDAY. th '--' 49,
residsDoa OF her
----.s, street, between sth
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BALTlnkSafift Ro ASD OHIO e. =.s

SUNDAY TRAINS.
For Baltimore and way points-AtB and s:1o ..
For Baltimore without stopt-At7:5O a. m, and
TEAMS LEAVE BALTIMORE FOR WASH
At 5l5, s45 $50 7:4O, SIS, and 9:ls, and IL g. M,
and 81 s SUNDAY is ~ FROM IN B Bs aGa
At Bis 645 and 8l6 a. and lss. S,sO 4, SOC, s,
ToR FREDERICK, wi. Main LineJ
S1S snd sO :. except sadsy s
anu 0anu FOB WINCHESTER.
Sunday j via Metropolitan Branch road On satnP
day 'fs5i ri F V Ts ifil 81
arrive at Haroisonburg at p. m, aud Staunton
early the same evening r6R pgI,Nu.po,,s
Ats:D Q. m. and =. m; bat not on Sunday.
FOE NORFOLK,
At lao D. m, but not en- Sunday.
FOB POINT OF BOOKS sN AND INTERMEDIATE
At $40 a: m. and s:4s and $50 p. m. Returning,
?: M, arriving at Washington at SIS and $50 q.
'nD ~ y "' FOR PITTsBURG.
YEA Me,,opSttdr Branch and ConnellSrilie RoKts
Leave washington a. 7S go, =; NJ and s.4s ,. m
Z &: Ss :, r n,s e.
ais svenus; Passengers purchasing tickets ct the
&
AIKEN to the depot, and put into the baggage car.
II. SsM and Boston, -
~Gos. b. sHARP; Ms....eT - Transportation
L. M COLE, seaersI Ticket Agent;
lee General Agent, Washington.
THRoGGH LINE BETwEEN wAsHIkGTOH,
fhiLADELPHJA AND NEW YORK ORE,
Train. ba,vssn w.. MsAsadssIoS, Sept. H. ISIS.
s,s York are new run ' :: iSiio S"%
FOR NEW YORK. vithout o,.,.. :, ,.r.
Leave daily ts1cept sunday .. SIC :. NJ. Ii and
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
.a ave oay feIcept Sunday at s:ls O. m. 10 ard
ON SUNDAY.
y, lor New York at 9;ls .. m, and Philadsl.
sSlsssRinE esr: Tor New YSrs on s:Is train only.
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q :::, !: i 3: g: q :--: -, IS = 3: :: c
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sShs oss xs P.inSs Day and
I've hundred miles saved @ western and osnsra
~ The e rs !. m daily, s.osD. Sunday. northwest.
AAKE CONNECTIONS
thfeags rom WASHINGTON to ROCHESTER,
and PITTsbURG without change.
Tlckets this route can be procured st the ofoes
corner Of lfh street and Pennsylvania avenue, and
corner Of 9Th street and avenue, under
natlona Hotel, where reliable information viii Be
PASSENGER procuring tickets q thi. Once osa -
cure accomm odations tn Palace OAry orsPftssburG
marl6-ly BaItimors IA
FRESH, SALT and SMOKED MEArs ~ al
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-08
M A X Ri I'D .

BENEER-NEwTON. o. the 18th day Of Fes-
ruary. ISIS, BY the Rev. Fsfher Wiget, LOUIS ~.
BENNER 20 MAGGIE V. NEWTON.
TBURN-H0DGES On the 9TH instant, att D.
m, by Rev Mr. & W Black, % Wesley Chapel ,
DR.. GEORGE A. TaURN and Miss MARY
HODGES, both o. W sshington.