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ACCIDENT TO TREASURY CLRRK.-As the
train from Washington, due here at Camden
station at $50 yesterday afternoon, was nearing
the Blue Ridge, at CAROLS switch, BENJAMIN
Cohen. residing at No. 22s Barre street, and
employed in the Treasury department at Wash
ington, fell asleep In the car. He had his arm
lying out of the window at the time, when il
struck the bridge and knocked the cap OF his
right elbsw. He received prompt medical at
tfntion.-Rdh. GaxSfts Sh.
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MEDICAL SOCIETY OF THE DISTRICT OF Co
IuhBIA-About twenty physicians attended
the semI-s2Dual meeting Of the medical society
Of the District Of Columbia, at 0onzaga hail.
last evening, DIR. j. 4. Morgan. the president
In the chair, with DIR. q. X. A. kleinschmidt as
secretary. The application Of DIR. Il. q. Merrl-
man for reinstatement was read, together with
applications for membership from ". II. Ross,
W. y. Baldwin j. Taber johnson, G.. NJ. Ma
eruder, Z. w. Franzoni, and Robert Draper;
referrtd 70 the counselors % report ct the next
meeting. On motion OF Dr. Toner. IL vas
agreed that on the occasion OF the anniversary
Of the society, on 18th September next or such
other day As may be selected, an Grafton be de-
livered BY one OF the members OF the socistv
DR. II. " Hagner was unanimously chosen as
TIE orator upon that occasion. ON motion of
DIR. Thomas Miller, IL was resolved TO have a
grand supper sometime this fall and a commits
tee was appointed TO make the necessary ar
Iangements.
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REAL Estate SALHs.-Latimer & Cleary,
auctioneers, sold last evening lot Z, in 81 uare
500, sd street, between M and n southwest, to
b. Lauer, for 500.
Thos. +. Wsggaman, real estate broker and
auctioneer, has sold house 912 lith street to DIR.
Snodgrass, for $500; also, part OF lot II, in
square los, to j. ii. Newhaus, for sI.l2k per
foot.
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AMALGAMATED CARPENTERS AND JorNzRs.
The Washington branch OF the Amalg amated
Carpenters and Joiners held a meeting last
night at No. ass Louisiana avenue. Mr.. j. f.
Whitemore presided, with Mr.. s. W. Corbettse: =
retary.
The president said the meeting had been
called for the benefit of those carpenters who
were lot members and who were DESTROYS of
joining the association. In order that all mig II
avail themselves of the benefits of the order at
the present prices, permission had been Obtain
Ell To continue the present prices until June
next The order now numbers fully L 900, and
continues to increase Societies have been es-
tablished IN st. Louis, Chicago, Cincinnati and
other cities. Those desirUus OF Joining the or
gaDization must have served a term of we
years at the trade, and, regardless of nationali-
~, will be fully entitled to its benefits.
"A circular setting forth the objects of the or
der was read. A member reported that he b AL
worked last week for q person, but no money
being forthcoming on Saturday night he gath
cred his tools together and left, and was now
out Of employment. The action OF the me her
was sustained BY the society, and it was decid
ed 70 secure him work elsewhere. 1t was further
ordered that no member should be allowed To
work for any boss who did not paw his hands
regularly. The following Off GERS were elected:
J.F Whitemore, president, David Brannan,
doorkeeper; A. l.. Schultz, auditor; VIM. Da-
Wis, provisional auditor.
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TIE BOARD OF PUBLIC WORKS have ordered
- inch pipe sewer to be land in a private alIey
on the weet side OF square 1873, to intersection OF
the "a foot public alley in same square, and to
remove the trap from mouth OF the private
alley TO the public alley. Also, to have the
sidewalks laid on street, between 18Th and
13k streets northwest. Also, the grading of the
alley in square 1i6. Also, the laying G-inch
water main on the south side of Maryland ave-
nue., from LIST to A streets southwest Also, a
4-inch water main on the south side of 4 street,
from 9Th 70 10th streets northwest. Also, the
grading OF NJ street, from 18th to 2tSt streets
northwest; and street, from 18Th TO 17th
streets northwest. The hydrant at the corner
OF 10th and l. streets, which was removed tor
the repairs of the street will be replaced as soon
as possible. Mr.. c. W. Cunningham has been
directed to put the sewer on 18th and II streets
IN order. This sewer has been snnken in at
this TOint. Mr.. Jos. F. Collins of GEORGETOWN.
has been directed by the Board of Public
Works TO put in a IL inch pipe sewer on both
sides of Gay street, from High to Congress street
and on Congress street, from Gay ID Bridge
street, with the necessary manholes and traps.
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DIvoRcxD.-Judge wylie, in the EQUITY
Court, has granted q divorce in the case Of
Barah L. jenkins vs.. Elisha j. Jenkins, on the
ground Of hsbitusl drunkenness for the period
Of three years. The parties were married in
Boston, Mass. March %, 1886, by the Rev. Dr.
Hague, lived in New York city until February
a. ISL, when thew came 10 this city. o. d.
Barrett and q. A. Rspp appeared for petitioner
and John Cruikshank, OF Washington, and ,Ie-
RENE Buck, Of New York city, took the testi-
m0ny.
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GRAND MASONIC REUNloN.-Particula hon
OTs have been extended TO Lafayette r. A =
Chapter, No. 8, of this city, by the Grand Royal
Arch Chapter OF Canada, which has extern led
an Official Invitation 20 this chapter to visit the
Grand Cha Pter at its annual cOnvOcatiOn at
Kingston on the 18th and 18th of August next
and to exemplify the chapter degrees before
that grand body. This is the first fnstanc, in
the history OF Masonry where a. chapter has
been invited out Of the United States to exem-
pity the American work. Lafayette Chapter
has accepted this invitation, and will
leave the city of Washington, with MANY
distinguished MasOns from other chapters on
the 7th OF August, via Harrisburg and Roches-
ter, to Niagara Falls, thence across Lake On
tariO to Toronto, where the officers OF the Grand
CHAPTER Of Canada will meet them, and con-
duct them to Kingdom, where the Grand
Chapter is to hold its annual convocation.
From Kingston the Chapter will pass on by the
Thousand Islands" down the cascades and
rapids of the st. Lawrence by daylight, to Mon
White Mountains. over Mount Washington,
through the White Mountain notch down the
wild monoosuc, by lake winnipesaukee and
the herrimae valley to Manchester, where the
MasOns of New Hampshire give the Chapter a
banquet. Thence down the valley to Major
Ben Perley Poore's beautiful residence ain
dian Hill Farm" where one day is spent as his
guests; then to Boston, where old st. Andrews
chapter Will do up the hOnors, After visiting
all OF interest around Boston, the Chapter will
proceed To Newport, K. L., and frem thence
across Long Island Sound to New York and
home, making trip of over 2 200 miles by land
ard water, over the most interesting parts of
the nitGd States and Canada.
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A BUILDING PERMIT was issued by the In
spector of Buildings to-day TO L. McCaffrey for
a frame stable in square bounded by sd and 4th
and A and b streets northeast.
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FOR INFANTS.

FOh INFANTS.
We mention a few OF the many desirable Good.
be found in this Department
INFANTS FLANNEL BANDS;
FLANNEL SKIRTS;
Plain and Embroidered CAMBRIA SKIRTS;
Plain, Tucked and Embroidered SLIPk;
DRESSES, in great variety;
CHRISTENING ROBES;
SHAWLS, Plain and Embroidered;
SAGQUEs; LONG COATS; WOOL BOOTS;
MERIN0 SHOES and SATIN EMB BOOTS:
NURSERY BASKETS; PILLOW SLIPS;
INITIATED BIBS; NURSERY PINS;
POWDER PUFF BOXES AND PUFFs:
DRAWERS; RUBBER NAPKINS; LACE CAPS.
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DISTRESSING COUGH causes the friends
OF the sufferer almost as much pain as the suf-
terCr himself, and should receive immediate
attention. DR.. Wtstdr's BdlSGm Of Wild Cherry
speedily cures coughs, colds, influenza, sore
throat, &c. 1t will always relieve consump-
ton, and in many well-attested cases it has eff
fected perfect cure.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-08

BUILDING AssocIATIoNs.-Att the fifteenth
monthly meeting Of the Republic Savings and
Building association, last night, loans TO the
amounto Of $500, were sold ut an average Of
l43 per cent. premium.
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TAKE CARE OF YOUR vALUABLHs.-Call
and examine the fire and burglar proof vaults
OF the Safe Deposit Company, corner of New
York avenue and 18th street, for safe keeping
of securities, jewels, silver ware or other yalue
ables. Rents from ten to sixty dollars per an
mum, according to size. No business man can
afford to do without them. Take tsarning from
the Chtcdgo and Roston FREE
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-08

IRON IN THE BLooD-When the blood is well
supplied with its iron element, we feel vigorous
and full OF animation. 1t Is an insafficiency of
TINS vital element that makes us feel weak and
low spirited; in such cases, the Peruvian Syrup
"a protoxide of iron) can supply this deficiency,
and its use will invigoraUe us wonderfully 6
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UNTIL the first of October next, shall close
my place of business at O'Clock D. m. except
on Saturday evenings.
GEO. G, HFNNING, 40 eth street
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ATTHIs SEASON, Dooley's Calisaya is just the
Tonic TO invigorate and give an appetite. 1t is
worth trial. 81 per bottle.
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CITY ITEMS.

PRICES iewelry store, No. 457 Pennsylvania
avenue, near IL street, receives new styles
every day.
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WHEN You ARE PASSING Dooley's Drug
Store, on Capitol Hill, just try his Arctic Soda.
1t is always kept leo cold and delicious. 6
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TURco-RUssIAr BATHS; also, Medicated Va
por Baths, for all skin disease, at DR.. Shedd's,
9O3 street. S106.
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RAILROADS.

pIsssYLyAkia AIl LIkE 70 BaLrI.
s INV. |, 4. sesss ss'::. - ~. -
rsE Ew f5kk ks rT1s5sr Ts.T5Ns roI sYb
Tie eQuilspelf en ,h. ltus NJ asv aud q a. n,,~r
elegant and m rroxrd tnish. -
Psilrsas Psries (,sss Dee rssas
Puffsaa palars Sssspssr cs-t Nssd Ts-,.
TWO TRAISs DAILY f..ssS ssnas,5
Nll run between WN<hington aud Nsw Yerk az
follows, lesvine the Psssepgsr ssstos Of the Bsti
more and Rotcmse Rsilrosl, ,sstAsss oorssr q al
Iesss W ssiiirrouT .. n. dsfsy sreeps sund.,
Arrive Ne. r0rk :, y. ssily sieepi Sunday
Leeye w.hips ton 50 daily.
Leave New Ycrk &sc ., -. daily ex cspt Sunday
Arrive Nashlpston So =, ny exeepS Sunday
Arrive Washington Z ~ dsny.
Connections ARE made n urv Ycrk wrh steamer,
on Found; New York, uev Haven ard Hsrff,ri
B. 4. New York ces;rsi and BuAsou River r. X
Kris Railway, and steamers ca Hs1ssn River.
rare low as ey any other route
B.sg.Se called for s0d checked n hotel. and ri.
residences on orders ls ct tue following "A
where tickets And isfornsttop can Be cbtAined:-
Northeast corner issh street and Psnsa. north
east corner eth strest and psnn ave. f-sr.ns e
stsii.n Baltimore and PsssHss T. setnet on
aud streets. Ed. 2. YOUNG,
leEy General Passenger Ascent.
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SUFFERERS FROM CoRNs, BUNIoNs, BAD
NAILS, ETC., find immediate relief at DR.. White g
establishment, No. 535 18th street, opposite u
s. Treasury. The treatment often effects a
perfect cure, even in extreme cases, If rene but
suitable shoes are worn. tr
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-07-08

PONDS EXTRACT Is for sale at wholesale By
Clss. Stott q Co., 4S0 Pennsylvania avenue
an0 py druggists everywhere. t,w,f,f
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Investment Bonds.

The Northern Pacific Railroad Company having
determined to close its 7-30 First Mortgage Gold
Loan at an aggregate not exceeding thirty million
dollars and thereafter to pay higher rate Of in
terest than per cent further issues Of its bots
the limited remainder Of the $40 loan is NON
being disposed of through the usual agencies.
As the bonds Of this issue are made receivable in
payment Of the Company's lands ct 10, they are
In constant and increasing demand for this
and will continue to be after the loan is cosed-a
fact which much enhances their value and attract.
iveness an Investment.
The Company has more than 500 miles Of fts road
built and in operation, including the entire Eastern
Division. connecting Lake Superior and the nayira.
ton Of the Missouri river; IL has earned ttls IN
nearly Ten Million acres Of Its Land Grant, And
sales Of lands have thur far averaged $3.50 per acre
An mark. table securities are received in sxchsnge
for Northern Pacincs.
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Lockwood, Hufty & Taylor,

Lockwood, Hufty & Taylor,
S23 PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE,
Are receiving large additions OF and deeirabI,
Goods in each department, particularly adapted for
the season, at prices to suit the wants of all.
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TIE NRw NORTHERN MARKRT-HoUsE-A
meeting Of the Northern market-hOu COM
mission was held yesterday az the Governors
Office, MIR. j. W. Thompson in the chair.
MIR. Peter Campbell moved that the presi-
dent Of The Board of Public Works be requested
itemtzed stStement OF expenditures authorized
by the boa d for the erection of the Northern
market.
The chai submitted letter from Mr.
Thomas lie vis accepting the contract for the
erection of the street wing OF the market as
assignee of j. G. Mayor, and offering as binds
man MI. Thomas A. Brown in the sum of
$4,000.
ON motion of Lemuel Bursley, the matter was
referred TO the building committee 10 inquire
INTO the security of the bOEdsman, and il not
satisfactory 70 require additional bonis,
Another letter was read from Mr.. Lewis
under date OF July ., proposing to accept in
payment the market bonds at q stipulated per
centage on the dollar.
Mr.. 5. X. Bond offered resolutions, which were
adopted: That the proposition OF Thomas Lewis
ton of the z street wing of the Northern mar
ket, at a stipulated per centage for sale OF said
bonds, be accepted, and, in case the bonds are
negotiated above the per centage named, paw
ments may be made in cash; and that to enable
the commission to carry out this undertaking.
the governor Is requested to place 10 the credit
of the fund for the erection OF the Northern
August ., 1871, and June 10, 1872.
On motion Of Mr.. Campbell, the secretary
was authorized TO notify Thomas Lewis, esq, OF
the acceptance OF the contract.
On motion OF LemueI Bursley. Ii was resolved
q al the commission, through its chairman, ad-
yeTtise AZ once for proposals for the erection of
the IN street front OF the market.
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WILCOX q GIBB's Swine MAuHINR. TIA
celebrated Bazaar Patterns. Agency at Chsc,
Baum's hoopskIfr aii. corset factory, fth street,
Intelligencer Building. 1928
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CHILDREN CRY for Pitchers Castoria. It
regulates the stomach, cures wind collie and
causes natural sleep. 1t is q substitute for
castor oil. Ok eng.
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by THOMAS BOWLING, Auct =, Georgetovn.
CHANCERY SALE 0E DESIRABLE PROP


- By virtue of decree passed by the Supreme
G:s Court OF the District of Columbia, on the 18th
.et, Of June, lSs, in cause pending in said
court wherein Gray Payne and others are COMP ain
ants, Athey and others defendants, mum bered Sis
on the Equity docket of said court, will offer at
day of July, 1873, at the hour of O'Clock in the az
ternoon, the lswing described property: All that
piece Of ground beginning $40 feet from the inter
town. on the west side of Fayette street and running
south u feet; then 20 feet as per deed dated
22d July, 1915, and recorded in Liber A. T., No. a.
Lot numbered 100 in Besl's edition, fronting S215
feet on the south side Of Gay and leO feet on
$50 from Eli Williams isaie to oe e"m enSe With
this properly Alse, part of Lot numbered lss in
Beall's addition, beginning 80 feet from the south
running east Sc feet then south 90 feet then west
~ feet then north 10 feet; then 50 feet then
hoftn ~ ieeI 10 the beginning, as per deed dated
10th April, lSH, with the two-story Brick building
upon the same.
Terms: One-third cash; the residue Of the pur-
ing his notes, bearing interest from the day # sale
or the whole of the purchase money may be paid
within five days from the day Of sale. On payment
OF the whole purchase money the undersigned will
convey the title to the purchaser. free, clear and
discharged Of all claim Of the parties to said cause
All conveyancing al the cost q the purchaser.
jyl-lOt THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
'CHE FALL RUSH Is COMING.
The present long, warm days is the best time for
and Winter Goods at once thus, by avoiding the IN
avoidable delay in the execution of orders during
such rush Of business expect to have this
fall your goods will be nicely cleaned or re-dyed
and carefully kept for six months, if desired.
Charges moderate. Terms invariably q. Cd.
w. III. WHEATLEY,
fHhAi0fM Ns sr EsAlB BYkdsS AHD soo0s'
~ Jefferson Street; Georgetown, DO
Omce open from u N. until sunset. jel0-tr
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A "BoB-TAILED PoLITIcIAv."-Patrick
Henry once called Governor Giles, of Virginia,
"bob-taied politician" Giles demanded an
explanation. Henry responded &c do not
recollect having called you "bOb- tailed poll
tician" at any time, but think it probable 1
have. Not recollecting the time or occasion
cannot say what did mean, but If you will tell
me what you think meant, will say whether
you are correct or not" Giles subsided.
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EVERY EHTERPRISE that looks for sup.
~ port beyond the place in which it is located,
should avertise IN the papers of the sections from
which it could reasonably xpect to obtain custom
Advertisement occupying lines of space Will be
SAL PER MONTH.
(Orders taken for single papers, but not for less
than u month";
Abingdon Virginian, Lynchburg Rep, Daily,
amherst Enterprse, Lynchburg Republican,
Berryylne COURIER, Do. Virginia Daily,
Bristol Eews, Marion Pat and Herald
Charlottesville Chronicle Newm ,rket sbsn IN W.
charlottesville Iniell'r, Norfolk Journal Daily
ChristiaLsburg Mess'ger, Do, Tri-WeekIy
Danville Times, Norfolk Journal ''
Earmville NommonwealthOrange Yirginian,
Fincastle Herald, Pearisburgh Gazette.
Fredericksburg Ledger, Petersburg Index nv eod
Do. News, Semi " ky Petersburg Index
hamilton Enterprise, Plttsy lyania Tribune,
mar lsonDnfg Register, Richmond Wing, Daily,
Hlllsville Ntws, Richmond Wing,
Jefiersonvilie News, Scottsville Oonrier
LeesDuIg MIRROR, Snowsille People,
Leesburg Wa-hingtonan, Suffolk Herald,
Lexington Citizen, Suffolk Sun,
Lexington G7Zette, Tappahannoek Index,
Liberty News, WarrentOn Index,
Liberty Sentinel, West Point Star
Luray Courier, Winchester Times,
Lynchburg Press& Record w God stock Herald
Do. Press, Sen i-w KY Wytheylle Dispatch.
nave similar ISIS Tor every State in the Union,
and u general lists OF Secular, Religious and Agri
cultural Journals, covering the entire country All
subject to suitable subdivisions. Circulars and efi
mates free on application.
R. H. GRIFFIN, Advertising Agency,
Established 1851. 2seo3tI South ST, Baltimore
noOLEY's AGUE POWDERS are warranted 10
~ cure. No QutHtne. rs cts. package jy3-tr
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THRoUGH LINZ BETWEEN WASHINGTON.
Il PHILADELPhIA AND NEW lnRK.

A-hiNsTffNs MAY -Nenu.
Trains between MsshiugIon and e.
New fork are now run A. follows, }SSk - f.,1cl
va: - WYE
FOR NEW YORK without change % cars
Leave daily Except SundsyD 81 7.sOa v l.i0 and
FOR PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (eXcep; Sunday at $50 a. m.,llDRu
oIV 3. In.
ON SUNDAY
pha At SEQ p m.
Sleeping cars for New York on $50 train orIv
Through tickets to Philadelphis. New Ya-k or
Boston can be had at the Station 0aice at an hOurS
Of tbs day.
See Baltimore and Ohio Railroad Advertisements
for schedule betWeea Washington, Batimorp, An
asFOlis, aud the West
THos r. SHARP, Master of Transportation.
L. N. COLE. Gsnersl Ticket Agent
GEO. s. kOONTZ, Agent, Washingron nv
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A LK1AEDRIA 4 WASHING -
"A TON r. B. ~ -
ALEXANDRIA FREDERICKSBURG r. n.
Cb-49 0 b csd S.xtA Ssssfs

Local Iraihs leave for Alexandria a. foflows,-ST
3, y, AZ, IL a. IL noon, l. z, s, T. 6, 6, Z. 8 D. nj
a. D. ana D. m daiy, all other trains daily exoepf
LOCAL Trains from Ale1 sndria arrive as T. ilows.-
sS, IS e.Sl oS, IS, 50 .. N; SIS m and y
N. mSn Aiea andria daily, all other trains daily
rsins 9 1s TINS connect with tram. on wash.
,9eAEIIo0 Accompanies. lssv. wsshipstO,
fs 6s g. n daily, s1esk. Sunday.
leaves esbtnGtoa II 90 .. N. daily, eroetf snndsv
fhrousa tickets 20 ell points kosth ami SonfhSest
1t sac ~ Omces, corner lSh strest and pennsyfvs-
snere yaoenfer can leave ord,rs for kacsars 10 =
seeckec et ~ botclf aud residsaes thu olSb % is
Els. YOUNG, Gent Passenger AGENT, jyp.s
RALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
D'ror cor sa asS 3 s;,... n. IN sExa
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FROM BAITlhOhf fOh WASHINGTON.
Leave at 90, 49, 6fS, $50, 1870 SIS S an N A
m, and IS, So t:S, 20, SEQ, st0 and So D. m
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
At SIS .. N. and .. nj but not on Similar
FOE NORFOLK.
At lilo .. m, but not on sunday.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
From bslttmore-The tG stopping al RalsY ans
Laurel only; the 5 - a. m. and 40 .. stop cling
AZ Relay OILY; the $50 m, without stop-, q , a
N SO, 80, and $50 p m. Stopping az al STATIONS.
PROM Washington.-rhs and q. m, 4. 7:gs snd
go ,. m. trains stopping at all stations. the rs ant
the D. N. at Relay only; and the $50 . " without
stops. On Sunday the I 10 .. m will stop si al
Stations south 81 Annapolis Junction.
FOR POINT OF ROCKS AND INTERMEDIATES
POINTS.
AT $40 a. m. and 4,5o and SIS \. N. Re.urn'ne,
leave Point OF Rocks NJ 6.i5 and TOs - N and SIS
and 10 2. m.
Through TICKETS to the West can ee had AZ the
Washington Station Ticket once at all h'urs 90 the
day; also, st the Company . once, as P.nnsylva-
Ola avenue. Passengers purchasing tickets al the
Avenue once, there arrange TO have their
baggage called for and checked NJ their residence
.sksn 20 the depot, and put into the baggAze car.
For New York, Philadelphis, and Boston, > = ad-
sertisemeni &C" Through Line"
TH0S. Y. SHARP. N sster o. Transportation.
l.. NJ. COLE, General Tickst AseBi
GEO. \. kOnNrZ,
Je1 General Agent, " a-hiU-fnn.
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Tub COMMUNITY at large appreciate the use.
fulness Of Singers Sewing Machine. is