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SPECIAL NOTICES.
OBSTACLES TO MARRIAGE

HAPPY RELIEF FOR YOUNG MEN from
the effects of Errors and Abuses in early lite
Manhood restored. Impediments to marriage
removed. New method of treatment. New and
remarkable remedies. Address HOWARD AS
ISOLATION, No. . South Ninth street, Phila-
dclphia, Pa, an institution having high repu-
tation for honorable conduct and professional
skill. Oc26 eod3m
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REAL ESTATE SALES.
- ALE
OF THE
FAIR GROUNDS.

DY VIRTUE OF A TRUST DEED. DULY
ID registered in the Registers Office OF the
County OF Davidson, Tenn, in book 70. pages
500 and SO. and executed to me en- the 18th OF
July. 1871, by the Tennessee Agricultural and
Mechanic Association as indemnity and sccuril
to ". y. CbCatbam. d. II. MctiaYOCk, a. G..
Adams, John II. Williams, W. II. Jackson, j..
NJ. Hamilton, Hiram Vaughn, HObt. &. Foster
Caldwell, \. X. Griffin, B. r. COckrill, John
Overton and =. Il. EllistOu, against loss as sure
ties gpOn certain liabilities Of said Association,
specifically set out in said trust deed ! will pro-
coed 70 sell BY request of said securities to the
highest bidder, at the Fair Grounds, near NASH
Vile. on
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LOST.

+ OST-Plan Gold Ring, with NJ c. c. en-
i 4 graved inside. Finder VIII be literally re-
warded by leaving az this Office. deco 2t
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Saturday. IAN. ~. 1874

at II O'Clock H.. all the lands embraced i'm said
trust deed. and being all the real estated owned
by said Tennessee Agricultural and Mechanic
Association within the Fair Ground enclosure
together with all the Improvements thereon. up
on the following terms, viz: Ouc-thir'l of the
purchase money in cash, and the balance in two
equal inStalmCnts at o and y months, by note
from date, and lien retained upon the land
and improvements sold to secure uavment
thereof. The sale to be free from the equity OF
REDEMPTION.
dec5 til MICHAEL VAUGHN, Trustee
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BANKING.
GENERAL MARKETS.

FRIDAY, Dec. 10, 1873.
Nashville Cotton Market.
The market was quiet to-day at an I de-
cline. We quote as follows:
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PARIS, Dec. 19.-Rentes 5Sf PC.
New York Money Market.


New York Money Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 19.-Money was active
during the afternoon at 1-32aI-16 per cent
preWium, closed at per cent gold. Sterl-
| ing was heavy and lower at 1OS5af0Ss for
20 days and 1095 for sight. The Customs
| receipts were S209,U00. The Assistant
Treasurer discussed $4,000. The dry
goods imports for the week was 100000, a
falling Off from the corresponding week
last year of 90 per cent. Gold ranged at
ILL., and closed at 1l0s, the highest point
at the opening. The carrying rates were
6 per cent to gold. The Clearings were
$l0,000000 The decline in god was
caused by heavy sales by Spanish mer-
chants who had bought in anticipation Of
war. State bonds, nothing doing. Gov
eTnments were dull and lower.
Stocks were weak and lower early in the
day the decline ranging from J to "a per
cent. Western Union led the decline I'M
der sales of 10000 to 10000 shares by
Gould. The general pressure to sell was
in Western Union, Wabash, Pacific Mail,
Lake Shore, st. Paul, Northwestern, OhiOs
and Union Pacific. One hundred and sixty
thousand shares were sold between ten and
twelve o'clock. In the evening a recovery
of Ia1S was had but at the close some i'm
proyement was lost and the market closed
barely steady. The sales of Western Union
were reported at $4,000 shares of which
10000 shares were sold in fifteen minutes.
The total sales Of stock for the day was
100000 shares of which 10000 ehareS were
between Il and 2 o'clock. OF the evening
sales $500 shares were Western Union,
1900 Union Pacific $500 Wabash, 5,40O
Pacific Mail, 1900 Ohios, 2,10O st. Paul
and s, 100 Lake Shore.
Sterling Exchange. - Bankers Bills:
1857; United States coupons of 1881, 11Sss;
5-20s of 1862, 113t; do. of 1864 1155a; do.
of 1865, 114.; do. new 1195; 1867, 1175; do.
of 1868, 49,; new fiyes ILL.,; United
States coupons Of 10-40s, III; United
States currency skies, 1872. Bonds-MiS-
souri, State bonds, 92ss;; Tennessee, old sic,
do. new so; Virginia new 40; old 80;
North Carolina old 50; do. new -.
Stocks Western Union Telegraph 7ls.
New York Central 952. Erie Al; prefer
red 69a.
New York Dry Goods Market.
NEW YORK. Dec. 10. - There was
a distressed feeling in trade to-day owing to
the recent suspensions Of jobbing and
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Foreign Markets.

LONDON, Dec. 10, P. M.-Consols for
money 9l9a915; on account 92a02 !;
United States J-20s of 1866, Oh: DO. Of 1861,
94g; United States 19-40s %; new SIS
91s. Erie 36i. Erie preferred JSa. New
York Central IS. The amount Of bullion
Withdrawn from the Bank of England on
balance to-day is f25,000. The rate of
discount in open market for three months
bills is 4 $40 per cent or 3 per cent below
Bank rate.
FRANKFORT, Dec. 10 5-20s Of 1862
97ac.
LIVERPOOL, Dec. 19-Breadstufis are
quiet.
PARIS, Dec. 19.-Rentes 5Sf pc.
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New York Dry Goods Market.

NEW YORK. Dec. 10. - There was
a distressed feeling in trade to-day owing to
the recent suspensions of jobbing and
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Memphis Markets.

MEMPHIS, Dec. ~. Flour quiet and
unchanged at Sj.50a9jO. Corn dull and
unchanged. Rye-market steady at nc.
Oats easier at j4ajjc. Bulk meats quiet
and unchanged. Larl-demand good at
full prices, 9alOc.
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commission houses and business was quiet
The market for cotton goods is steady and
strong. Hills bleached shirtiDgs have ad-
vanced &c. Gamers prints are jObbing at
SIC for low grades. Fancy cassimeres are
selling freely to the clothing trade. Repel-
Iants ara fairly a,tive
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THE TURF.
The Modern System of Racing.

Are Our RRcelrOrses DcteriOratinE? ?
The Turf Congress ana FOUE.Milc-
Heat Racing-Haynie's Maria and
walk in the -WateE-The Modern
English system.
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New YOrk General Market.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 10. Flour active and
! finn but unchanged; western superfine
S4.7jaG.00; extra SG.j0a7.0O; family SIS
ass. Wheat firm but unchanged. Corn
dull at 7Gc. Oats scarce and quiet at 4oa
soc. Rye steady. Provisions quiet aud
little doing. Mess pork S1Gal6.25. Bulk
Meats-sllOulders 6,aGac; clear rib 7llaI &C.
Bacon-fair jobbing demand; shoulders TIA
Sc; clear rib S.aSIc. Hans-sood demand
at 12d14e. Lard SaaS5c. Coffee very
strong but unchanged. Whisky firm at
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FOR RENT.


fl0R RENT. JS74-Iarge twO-story Brick
Residence, No. 43 South Cherry street AR
RINGTON, FARRAR 81 WEAKLEY.
dec20 It
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FOR SALE.

DOR EXCHANGE home in the most eli
j. gible part of the city is offered in exchange
for farm in any one of the adjoining counties.
Apply TO d. L. GOODWIN, at Second National
Bank. decl6 tt
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Cincinnati Markets.

LOUISVILLE Dec. ID agginG-market
steady at 13aaljc. Flour firm and active;
extra family S6.0OaG.1IJ; \ No. l 1851.
fancy $50. Wheat firm at Sl.4ja1.55.
Corn steady at j0a55c. Oats firm at 45a4S.
Provisions quiet and firm. Mess Pork
nominal. Bulk meats firm; shoulders ga
&c; clear rib Tc, clear Z &c loose. Green
meats nominal. Hams-s5;gar-cured 125a
BE and steady. Lard-goOi held at SaSI;
leaf g9atOc Whisky firm.
The Petroleum Centre daily record. [volume] (Petroleum Center, Pa.) 1868-1873, 1873-05-08

l1RRRQ everywhere to sell onr new and move
.Embroidering Machine. send for Illu
VI WAMx6uratfd oircular, to tho '-Keo M'rn
fsetuiiog CSm- iny, 80 Broadway, .'s7 yo;t
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-10-03

The members of the New Orleans fire de.
nartment have christened a new engine after
me handsomest young lady in town, whose
"hames" are numerous.
AZ strong effort is being made in Massachu-
setts TO Induce Governor Washburn 20 pied ge
himself, in case OF reelection, not 20 sign aly
law.
81 The power Of love receives a striking illus
tration in the case of the Milwaukee girl who
Knocked her lover heels over head down a flight
OF stairs because he wanted 70 stop kissing long
enough TO get good long breath.
~At the execution of James Connor, at
hirkdale jail, the rope broke, and the wretched
man fell TO the ground. IL stood IL like brick %
he said, "and they ought TO let me free" The
hanging, however, was effectually performed
the second time.
HReferriDg 70 the subject of New York
preachers sermon, last Sunday evening, 0HOw
much are you really worth?'' the Christian Reg
lster presumes that sowing TO the prevailing
financial panic, many ofhis hearers were unable
to give definite answer"
SMiss Edmonia Lewis, the colored sculp-
tress, is in San Francisco, and the colored resi-
dents are planning some manifestation OF es-
TEEN toward her. The papers urge them to
buy one of her works OF art, but rhe drift sem
ument is in favor Of a grand banquet wherein
all may partake.
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THIS Is THE STUFF FOR BALLoONATICs.-
rather astonishing bit OF chemical news appears
IN Paris letter 20 the Turf. Field. and Farm.
II describes discovery related AZ a secret ses-
sion Of the Paris Academy of Science on the
18th of last June. The discovery IL that HYDRO
gen, hitherto considered an element, Is In real
ity combination of two elements, one Of which
is nine times As light a. hydrogen. snd TWENTY
i've times a. light a. ordinary illuminating gas
The new element is called abaron meaning
weightless lt will not burn, eNtnguishes dame,
Is without odOr, taste, or color. The di.coverer
Is NJ. Lebarre, "A well-kuOwn French chemist
and his discovery was not an accident, but the
result OF series OF successful experiments The
influence OF the discovery, should it be substan-
tated, upon ballOOning. will be manifest. The
tremendous lifting power OF abarOn will render
possible the employment OF metallic balloons,
capable OF resisting ali strains and shocks aud
also Of preventing the escape Of gas by exOs-
mOsis.
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SUMNER PLAY.-NOthing can be more cruel
and nothing more foolish than 20 place children
where they must be dressed every day In fresh
and fashionable clothes, and their freedom 20
play cuItaied for the sake Of appearances.
What childhood needs is perfect freedom among
the things of Naturalization 10 rOmp, 90 make
mud pies, 10 leap fences, 10 row, 20 fish, 60
climb trees, 20 chase butterflies, TO gather wild
flowers, To- rye out OF doors from morning until
night, and 20 do all those things that mnO-
cent and healthy childhood delights in, in
cheap, strong clothes provided for the purpose
Exactly that which childhood needs, manhood
and womaphoOd need-perfect liberty and
perfect carelessneSs So, whether the dweller
by the sea 90 inland for his summer play, or the
resident Of the inland city 20 10 the sea. he
should seek some spot unyisited 10y those devO-
ted 10 fashionable display, and employ bus time
IN unrestricted communion with Nature, and
IN those pursuits and amusements which,
without let or hndrance, perform the Office Of
reCreatiOn.-ScriLner's for JH1v.
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ROMANCE oF YOUNG MAN.-NOt long ago,
young man of this city had a most favora6ls
opportunity to enter a business house in this
state, at a large increase over his present
salary, with prospect OF soon getting a place
in the firm. His recommendations were first
class, and the officers of the institution were
decidedly pleased with his appearance. They,
however, made him no proposals, nor did they
state their favorable impressions. A gentle
man OF this city was requested to ascertain
where the young man spent his evenings, and
what class OF young men were his associates. IL
was found that be spent several nights Of the
week in a billiard room on Main street, and on
Sunday afternoon drove q hired span into the
country, with three other young bleods. He is
wondering why he didn't herr from the house
concerning that coveted postiOn.-Spriagfsld
IOiO0.
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EVENING STAR.
DAnbuu News.


The buckwhest season approaches, when the
head Of the family eats fourteen cakes ~ q SIT
ting, 20 the unboundea satisfaction OF himself.
and 70 the unmitigsted disgust OF the Oldest
boy, who cripples his digestive apparatus for
Life IN vain attempt 90 do the same.
Mr.. Coville says . hooking glass affords .
woman q marvellous amount OF comfort AMI
granneaeon. He says his wife thinks Jnst as
much OF consulting her glass when she ties on
her apron A. when she tries on her bonnet He
SAYS that when there L. a knock AZ the door he
goes there at once, but his wife, on the contra
~, eJscuisies, Mercy, Joseph, who's thAts'
and dsShes for the looking glass the first thing.
There Was pale, sttenuAted man. with q
countensnce OF vigorous ssdne in the baggage
car Of a Housatonic train on Friday. ne was
sitting on an ended trunk, swinging his legs
OpI< site him, on another trunk, Was a large
sized man. extracting the rsinting fragrance OF
short cigar. The large man glanced a. the
thin man, and the thin man. being under the
impression that he might hear something % his
advantage, looked At the large man. Then the
large man drew forth a fresh cigar, and silently
extended Il 20 the thin man, whereupon the thin
man jumped briskly down % accept it, and the
large man deliberately put IL In his own mouth.
and As deliberately applied the lighted stub 20
it, end. Then the thin man got back on bis
man.
1t struck an Essex-street young man that IL
would be good idea 10 present his young lady's
father with box OF cigars, and thus establish q
precedence over the 'sother young man" who
was seeking 20 ngrStiste himself with the old
party by telling him improbable stories and
laughing In an absurdodly hearty manner over
the old psrty's stories. TIE Old gentleman was
very glad OF the cigars, and Sunday evenings
the box is brought out, and the Old party and
the "other young man" smoke them together
while talking and laughing more Sbsurdly than
ever before. The EsseN-street young man At
hrst grated his teeth, but lea ming that that
was q sure sign Of worms, he abruptly dropped
II, and smOthcrs his wrath a. he can.
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.

ID Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
No. 5l1 7th st., opposite u y Post once
TRUSTEES SALE OF ONE OF THOsx KLE.
CANT THREE. STORY AND BASEMENT
PRESS BkICK FRONT DWELLINGS ON
TIE NORTH SIDE OF d STREET, NEAR
IhE CokNER o. 9TH STREET, NoRrH-
BY virtue Il a deed Of trust to me, dated Feb
ruary Il, 1873, and duly recorded In Liber No.
folio $50, one Of the land records for the Dis
secured thereby shall offer for sale, at public sac.
ton, in front 81 the premises, on SATURDAY Sep.
TENDER goth, 1GS, 81 O'Clock p M, Lot numbered
twenty-five, i3lJ Of William Il. Brownies recorded
subdivision II lots marke and lettered "a" 10 II :"
Of alter Lenox subdivisio Of original lots num-
bered one, two az and twenty two in ausre
numbered three hundred and sixty eight, 1851 to
gether with the improvements thereon consisting OF
sn ei,gsp, three-story and basement press brick
This property 10 sold subject to q prior incum-
bIance Of $1,000, with interest.
Terms OF sale: For the amount realized over said
incumbrsnce, $3.50, with interest At ten per cent
from FebruarD 81 1873, and Ipense Of SALE in cash.
balance at six, twelve and eighteen months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser to be given, bssr-
deed cf trust upon the property; Ssoo deposit
ceptance OF bid IL the terms of sale are not com
piled with within days after SALE the property
will be resod at the risk and cost VI the dsfsuting
+. II. GAssAwk Trustee
pl6d tRep.1 X. J. SWEET, Auct-
~ THE ABOVE SALE is POSTPONED until
place. r. ii. GASSAWA Y, Trustee.
sep9O-d TRepl E,J. SWEET, Auct'r.
arJHE ABOVE SAFE Is FURTHER POST
poDed until FRIDAY, October 3, 1873, same hour
and place. 4. II. GASshWAY. Trustee
sHT25 =, j. SWEET. Auct.
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RICE PUDDING.-one quart of new milk, ons
cuptul OF seeded raisins, two-thirds of a cupfuI
OF rice; keep IL hot in a saucepan on the hack
part OF the stove for two hours or until the rice
IL soft enough. Then add one quart OF milk,
one cupful OF sugar, and when cool enough,
two eggs (the yolks and whites beaten se6a,
rstely until they are frothy), a piece Of butter
the size Of walnut, and a very little salt. Mix
carefully, so as not to break the rice, and bake
about half or three quarters of an hour.
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. T A B L l 8 b ED 1871,
JOHN q. BARfHKL,
STEAM DYER AND SEQ UREk,
NO. Ilf foUR-ANp-A-HaLF STREET, (Ons door
South OF Colonization HALL

atnke this method Of Informing my friends, %.
Z enlarged and rehtted my STORE and bYEINo
hoIABLlSEMENT with all the modern I'm prove
nens thereby making IL plete In all its details,
eenaied by few and passed BY mono, am prepared
70 perform In the very best and the short
est NOTICE all work Entrusted to my care, and re-
spectiaiiy solicit call from all who may desire worn
seaiermed IN my line, and will guar antee entire
ssiacuon Doth In regard to the superior manner In
which my work IL performed we'll In my charges
~nich viii be very moderate.
Ladder dresses cleaned without being taken part,
ssd grease spots and stains removed without cleans
ing the whole garment
Gentlemen 3 clothes cleause1 without shrfn king
Hid GLOVES cleansed ct the shortest notice. jel11y
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DIED

CAMPBELL. On the ID inst, Mrs RACHAEL
CAMPBELL. aged 50 years.
Relatives aud friends OF the family are reque.tef
10 attend the funeral from Asbury Church. corner n
18th and X streets, Sunday, at O'Clock D. m.
hO1ER. on October ID, henry 4. nOYER.
AGED q year., mouth, and sdays
kelatves sBo friends Of the family are
reQuessd 90 attend the funeral from the residence
81 his father, Mr.. L. Meyer, No $50 aSi street.
Sunday, October 5th. ~ 8 O'clock
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THR JiMNNIoHSs.-Mrs. Diaz tells in Our
Young Folks a comical story OF two twins who
looked 50 much alike that the neighlors could
not tell which was Jimmy and which was
Johnny, and 80 called them sthc Itmmyjohns -
And this IL the account of one OF their funny
ways" When the Jimmies were little tod
ding things, just beginning 10 walk, they were
constantly falling down, tipping over in their
cradle or humping their heads together; and
Mrs. Plummer found that the best way To
stop the crying, at such times, WAS 70 turn it
into kissing. The reason OF this IL very plain.
In crying, the mouth flies open; in kissing. 10
shuts. Mrs. PIummer was a wonderful woman.
She found out that shutting the mouth would
stop lie crying, and TO shut the mouth she con-
uiyed that pretty kissing plan, and at the first
sound Of bump would catch mp the little tod
oilers, put their arms around each others necks
and say: - kiss Johnny, Jimmy! kiss Jimmy,
Johnny" Ii was enough 10 make anybody
laugh 20 see them, in the midst Of a crying
spell, run 70 each other, their cheeks still wet
with tears, and TO see their poor little twisted
crying mouths try 90 shut up into kiss
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NJ A X ~ 4 Il ID.

1873, by Rev. Jacob ID. Wilson. az the parsonaee'
corner Of sth street and Virgnin avenue southesst
MER, both Of Washington, ID. @.
COMPREHENSION. By Rev. c. c. Meat
or, Oct: ID, BENERLl b. RODGERS, Of Aiexan-
dria, Va, and sOPHEoNIA X. DAVIDSON, q
Washington, d. q.
THoRN-OoMBs, On the "a inst, by the Rev.
IAiher Walter, CHARLES G. THORN and Miss
NETTIE COMBS, all o. Washington 80 cards :
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TRUSTEES SALE OF THREE 49, VALUABLE
BUILDING LOTS, ON llrH STREET, BE-
TWEEN T AND G NORTHEAST, CAPITOL
HILL, EACH I65sXl0O FEET los INCHES
- BY virtue q deed Of trust, dated September
1a folio 81, Il aud among the land records for
request OF party secured thereby, will SELL at pub
bidder, on WEDNEsDAY, October let, A. D., 1873,
At O'Clock p. m, all that lot Of ground situate aud
biEg In Washington CITY, in said District, aud
known as all Of lot numbered seventeen, (H,D 10
square numbered nine hundred and sixty, 1850, }
fronting 40 feet inches II street east, by equal
depth of lou feet ls inches to alley 81 feet vide,
together with the improvements thereon. This lot
Hl be divided into three ~ lots each Is feet n-
raiely.
Terms of sale. One.third cash, OF which $50 on
each lot must be paid down day Of sale; balance
IN equal payments at six and twelve months, for
which the of the purchaser will be taken bear
ing interest at the rate 81 per cent per annun in
terest pay able semi annually until paid, be se-
cured BY deed Of trust on property said. Convey
ancing and recording al purchasers cost II terms
OF sale not complied with in six days after sal
the trustee the right TO resell risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser or purchasers.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee.
sepl9-d&ds LATIMER SLEARY, AuUts.
HTHE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
MONDAY, October 9th 1873, same hour and place.
By order of the Trustee.
Oci2 dads LATiMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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A LENANpRIA g. WASH
n lN6TON r.. r. Hsz4 ItgEf,ssssf
ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG &. Il
(ornar q Z nnI s. 9Th Slrssts

LOCAL Trains leave for Alexandria as foIlows:-6,7,
., ~ ~, IL 3. m IL noon, 3, 4, 5, D. m
Sunday,
LEGAL Trains from Alexandr arrive as follows
6.SS, SO, IS, 9sS, 10 50, ii 29 a. M IL 49, la3 49,
sSJ, IS, eSS, 80, 33, sS3 p. m; s.S3 and 81
D. NJ rom Alexandria daily, sll other trains daily
Trains marked tnus connect with trains on
Nashingt n and Ohio X. X,
QUAETICO Accommodation leaves Washington
7 40 a. M daily, except Sunday.
CHEAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Richmond,
leaves Washington II 10 m daily, except Sunday
Through tickets 10 all points South aud Southwest
Tor sale at Ofcss, corner 18th street and Pennsyl-
vGnia avenue, and corner 9th street and Pennsyl-
yaLla avenue, where passer gers csve orders for
baggage TO be checked at all hotels and residence
hIOUgh 20 destination.
E.S. YOUNG, Genn Passenger Agent. jyA-tf