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PROPOSALS FOR WROUGHT AND CAST
L Iron WORK REQUIRED FOR THE ROOF
OF TIE SOUTH WING OF THE NEW
STATE, WAR AND NAVY DEPARTMENTs
BUILDING, AT WASHINGTON, d. o.
OFTfcE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTNRNT, July z, fs73
MROIGHT AND DAsT LION WnpK

ao.I.S AND ShSI-lhON WORh.
until IL m. Of tbs 7IH DAY OF Auarsr liza for
hing delivering, fitting and putting in plana
- wrought and CAST Iron Work as exhibited BY
tns Cravings, described in the specifications, and
called Tor In the schedules, consisting OF the ro.i
Deans, CT annel irons, &c, wrought angle irons
Sast.Ion brackets, &c, and ornamental cast-iron
NOrk N corulces, &c, required for the Roof OF tba
couth wing OF the New State, W ar and Nav De-
partments Building, Warrington, d. O. Nv
Copies OF drawing specifications, and &C hedue
may De mad on application at this Office
All scanOlding required by the Contractors 70 put
tne Nork in place will be furnished by the Govern
nen Tree Of charge, but will be erected BY the con-
Proposals will be made by the piece Ifuesl foot or
weight, for the various items Of work as called Tor
IN the schedule. The work will NOT be suhiivide.1
among dlNerent bidders but will be considered in
the sksTeRate The whole work must be COMPLETED
v INN -FOUR months frOm date OF acce ptaDce
Payments Will be made monthly, dsductinr ten
tract. VI 'n7 'on-
AL bids must be accompanied by a PENAL bond. in
tle sum ~ nfteen thousand dollars 15OOl that the
bidder " .. accept and perform the ontract In ava RI
60 MN toe suieisncy Of the security to be certified
p the lifted States Judge, the Clerk Of the United
states uT, or the District Attorney of the Dstrct
wherein he resides.
al bids il il be deemed for the interest Of the dow
srHmept q DO So and any bid that is not made on
lie pIllt I rm, 10 be obtained in this ONCE and
lue7 not c9lIorm In every respect to the require
1- % thi- advertisement, Will not be considered:
asiIhsr viii any proposals be received from parties
q wrought OF Cast-irOn Work, and who have NOT
tn5 Necessary facilities for getting out the work
,fIcFZ-ais will be endorsed "BIds for Iron Work
% hoyi u South Wing Of New State, War, and
10y 80 ~ PaLtments' Buiidlngl Washington, D. c."
@ii IJ, al ~, essed to A. b; MULLETT,
1fS u-1t Supervising Architect
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A WRoNGED WIFE.-The people OF Pleasant
vile, Nensngo county, Pa, are excited hv a
story OF cruel wrong To 4 wife wherein for
lst, who II son OF clergyman, IL the offending
party. The Greenyille Argus saws that nine
years ago this man married . young lady Of
good family, and that she has since bees .
faithful and loving wife 20 him. In conducting
his business correspondence the florist made
the acquaintance OF young lady in Harrison
county, West virginia, and becoming smitten
with her he tried TO induce his wife to sign a
paper sgnifying her wish 20 he divorced with
out letting her know the nature of the docu-
ment. Very sensibly she refused. Her sigma
ture was forged, however, and a decree pro-
cured in Wisconsin court, through the aid OF
New York divorce shysters, and a marriage be-
tween the West Virginia lady and the man OF
plants and flowers followed Wife No. was
kept in Erie, the husband dividing his time be-
tween her and No. I, never having told the lat
ter plainly that the divorce had been obtained.
Thus matters stood until within a few DAYS
past. when his duplicity was exposed The in
lGred wife has placed her case in the hands Of a
lawyer, and the recreant husband has dissp-
peared.
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MARITAL lNPIDELTT AND SUICIDE.-At the
inquest on the body Of young Monks, who com
United suicide in New York on FRIDAY night
Mrs. Monks testified that she had been living
with him some time. that she had taken -four
hundred dollars from her husband. the uncle of
the deceased, with which they went 10 Boston,
hut after STAYING there few DAYS they returned
intending to 20 10 California, hut this latter in
poor, she pawn "a her watch, bought two pistols
with the money, and they agreed TO CO mint sui
eide. She says her husband was always kind
TO ler until she took up with his nephew. who
proves 10 have been a married man, with a wife
living IN New York. The testimony of the uncle
of ire deceased corrObOrated her statement. The
verdict was simply suicide, and Monks and his
wife were discharged.
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pR0P0sALS FOB DIMENSION STONE RE.
Il CURED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF TIL 4
EEW GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT DIN :
CINNATI, OHIO.
)FFICE OF SUBSCRIBING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Gall, WASHINGTON, July 18th, 1873.
scared Proposals will be received at this office
until IL m. Of the 9TH DAY August 1873 for fur
PRlsihang at the site Of the proposed Government
stone REQUIRED for the exterior Of the building.
be P s :, Of stone from which ;sset0n will
ssndstones, and the qualities especially insisted
biiilty, and the capacity for working under the
A sample block l2Sl2xl2 inches, showing on one
lace The natural fracture Of the stone, and the
others dlrsrent kinds of cutting must be submitted
No stone that has not been tested by actual use as
cut stone IN buildings for at least ten years will be
used for that period must be furnished
The stone must further have a good grain, and be
from which it is procured must be fully opened and
capable Of furnishing the quality and quantity de-
About !sg oc cubic feet, more or less. will be re.
Sef Ta The b actual average 81 the stones cannot
largest stones containing about 200 cubic feet. The
that IN. So % po nss
s anees ior cutting In me qnsrrying, and on this
ten Of one inch to each cst face on granite and mar.
pie stock and Of ons-hsf Inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how soon they can commence
delivering the stone. and the amount per week they
maximum size Of the stones that can be Obtained
from their quarry. No bid will be received except
which the stone j. proposed to be furnished, and
certificate from the Recorder Of the county In
owner or lessee q the quarry, must accompany the
bid.
All proposals must be made on, and In full accord
ance with, the printed forms to be obtained on ap-
plicaton at this ONCE, and must be accompanied By
o penal bond in the sum Of fifty thousand dollars
$50 I000) that the bidder will accept and perform
the contract awarded 10 him, and give bond there
for in the penal Of hundred Thousand dollars
l0e, 00 and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
70 the Government security fer the faithful per-
formance OF the contract, the lease to take eject
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply with
the terms Of the contract Said lease TO authorize
and work 1t ct the Of the contractor In case
Of defant.
or all bids to divide the contract and use two or
Pronossls must be enclosed In 0 sealed envelope,
endorsed Proposals for Dime nsien Stone for the
new Government Building, CiDcinnstI, Ohio and
addressed to a. -: mULbBIT,
Iyl1-1lt Supervising Architect.
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PLEA FOR THE MoCKINa- BrRns.-The
Richmond VA Wing speaks a needed word in
behalf of the Virginia mocking- bird, the only
singing bird the state has really worth mem
uoning. The Wing says This bird, whose
delightful music rs the chief charm of our
country, AZ this season is being ruthleSsly de-
stToyed by the boys and Others. who annually
catch the Young birds by thousands, and either
Kill them In their clumsy and cruel attempts 20
rear them, OF else sell them 20 Others who are
seldom more skllful or successful In the difficult
effort TO mature a full-grOwn songster for the
cage. We already hear the chlrp OF these poor
young birds IN our markets and on the streets
where they sell for from - 10 - apiece. out OF
l,O00 young ones thus barbarously penned, and
half-fed, not 100 survive 10 develop their powers
Of melody. Will not some intelligent aud hu-
name member Of the next general assembly
Introduce and carry through a bill for the pro-
lection of hooking birds -
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TRUSTEES SALE OF SEvEN NEW THBEE-
BRiCK HOUSES ON souTH SIDE oF
STREEET Tr B e r% NORTH CAPITOL AND
-. by virtue of three deeds Of trust to me, all
E sesrnS date tie August IS ls72, and recorded il
records for Washington county, District of OoirEi-
bs, and also # four other deeds of trust 10 me, al
No es7 folios 49, 100, Isl, and lS5, ard at the re-
qnsSt OF the parties thereby secured, will sell at
,roIt Of the premises, on FRIDAY, August 9Th,
lSIS' q. 81 O'Clock D. m, the following pieces Of
Of square numbered six hundred and seventy -fye
(s7sl, and the improvements thereon:
folio 2i2 all that piece parcel Of ground beginning
east and S anG forty xnT t E ees
street, thence south eighty tsol feet, thence east
peint Of b ginning eighty ssO)ieet.
BY virtue of the trust recorded in biber No. SOS,
one hundred and sixty isoj feet west Of LIST street
east, ana running west twenty (2Ol feet along
and snee TO the
point of beginning eighty 1907 feet.
folio -, all that piece parcel Of ground, begin
ming one hundred and eighty tlsO, feet west q LIST
street thence south eighty (sOl feet, thence east
pcS Of Iss5 se ehfs fsst 70 the
b. virtue Of the trust recorded in Liber No. 6g,
nns Rsss ST
ssd running west twenty t2oD feet along street e
feet, and thence north to the original point Of be-
ginning eighty (sojfeet.
By virtue OF the Trust recorded In Lioer No. 69,
ming two hundred and twenty POD feet west OF LIST
street east, and running west twenty tD) feet along
street, thence south eighty $50 feet thence east
twenty If0D feet, and Themes north TO the original
point Of beginning eighty 1907 feet.
By virtue Of this trust recorded In Liber No. 6E
folio Isl, all that piece parcel Of ground, begin
street east snd running west twenty (s feet siens
street. tbence south eighty (Soifeet, thence east
twenty l20l feet, and thence north to the original
point OF beginning eighty (0l fest
folio ls5 all that piece parcel Of ground beginning
two hundred and sixty f160I feet OF lst street
s s1s ass p pSsn sa west twenty 81 feet along
twenty 4) feet, and thence north to the original
point OF beginning eighty 1901 feet, together with
ne imytovemente thereon, consisting OF new three
sttoIy msnsard and basement Brick House on each
Terms: slloc, With ten per cent. interest freA
August Is, 1874 and expenses Of sale each Of the
ten per cent. interest from August 9Th, 1874, aad
Of sale on each Of the tve parcels Of ground
next descrfbcd and 900, with ten per cent inter
the t~o p.rses q srcSnd ss Sn CASH ban
snce on each piece In and II months, yah inter.
est from the day Of sale, secured py deed Of trust
S4 1ss t:s%s & e. sale sss nos sSP q
sold at rink and cost Of the dsfautne purchaser
purchaser. el50 down ct time ef sale on each
house. All convsyancing u eost Of purchaser or
rSs nrsf Of the above described parcels Of ground
IL sold subject TO deed Of trust In Liber oee folio to
to deed 81 trust in Libsr No sss, folios Os and y
subjects to deeds Of trust IN Liber No ea folio. e
and 81 to sscus mrs. Ss z sseh The sixth sns
ss, foiios - sSd Is 70 u ssesrs ssce sseh No
.u.,asd' 1 1. c cStSSs s. sss:s::.
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CAsT IRON wORk d.
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT,
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

Washington, ID. @, August I, 1873
Sealed Proposals will be received AT this ONCE I'M
til IL NJ. AU6UsT Ia, ISIS, for furnishing, fitting
AID delivering the Cast-iron Frames required for
Columns and Pilssters required for the Basement
11rsf, second and Third Stories 81 the Ia st Wing
81 the New state, War, and Navy DEPARTMENT.
Building AT Washington. u @.
Copies Of the Drawings, Specification, and SEIZED.
ule may he had on application At this Office
lineal loot, Tor the various items OF WORK as called
The work will not be subdivid-d among different
bidders, hut will b. considered in the aggregate.
The whole Of the Window Frames must be com
pleted within two months from date Of acceptance,
AMI the Columns and Pilasters of Basement within
month. the remainder may be required by
khe progress OF the work.
Payments will be made on the delivery aud ac-
ceptsnce sf the work deducting ten per until
the completion Of the contract.
All bids must be accom- panied By penal bond, in
the sum % ve thousand dollars, S5,OU,) that the
bidder viii accept and perform the contract, II
awarded him, the suilciency Of the security TO be
certified by the United States Judge, Clerk OF the
United States Court the District Attorney of the
district wherein the bidd, resides.
The Department reserves the right TO EJECT any or
al bids, If IL be deemed for The interest OF the Gov
eminent 90 do so; and any bid that IL not made on
the printed form, to be obtained at this office, and
does not conform In every respect with the terms Of
the advertisement. will not be considered; neither
not themselves engaged in the manufscture Of cast
iron WORK, aud hO have net the necessary facilities
for getting out the work.
All bids must be enclosed IN a sealed envelope,
aDd endorsed = Proposals. for Cast-iron Work" Of
South ard East Wings New State, War, and Navy
Depariments Building W ashingtoR. y. and sd-
stressed 20 A. B. MULLETT,
6ugl-l2t Supervising Architect.
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DkOPpsALS FOR HEAD STONES FORNA.
IL TiOhAL MILITARY CEMETERIES
WAR DEPARTMENT,
QrARTEE5MAsIER GESEEALs oTvIcE,

OLAAIEhAASIER dkNBkALS OFFICE,A
WASH NGION, June q 1873. \
Proposals are invited for furnishing Head stones
Tor TIE National Military Cemeteries, prescribed
y The law % 81 March, 1875 Of which the following
Is al extract:
Provided, that the head stones required by an act
ertitled ian act 20 establish and protect National
Cemeteries,' approved February n, lS67, and the
- Nory therec approved June 8, lisa, shall
as shall keep them in place when set aud the cor
sct Tor sup the same shall be awarded by the
secretary OF Var, sfter sixty days advertisement
"a teE ssvspapers OF general circulation, some
sponsible person or whose samples and bids
OF Durability, deeency, and cheapness. and the sum
OF one million dollars Is hereby appropriated for
said Rurp pose cut Of money In the Treasury not
Otherwise Appropriated and the Secretary Of War
size and model for such eadstones, and the stand
ards OF quality and color OF the stone to be used and
bids shall BE- made and decided with reference there
%; and contracts may be made for separate Quanti
der this act shall provide for urRishng and setting
ell the said ne I'D stones, asd shall not In the aggre
gate exceed the sun hereby app..opriAtsd.
The total number 10 be furnished h estimated ct
1s39s. For the known, 10 go; for the unknown,
Ssecincatiens, describing In detail the standard
Sired BY the Secretary Of Tar, can be had on snpli
will be placed on exhibition within few days.
The proposals should Be IN sealed enyelopes,
gnsrked Proposals for Headsfoaes for National
Military Cemeteries" and addressed 70 the Quar-
will be opened, In the presence OF bidder, on sat.
.rday, sepe.nser 9, lSs, commencing q IL O'CLOCK
By order q the Secretary Of Wa. y ,r,os
A. jeoSW
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RE-
l. QLIRED IN THE CONSTRUCTION OF THE
NEW G0NEBNMENTBU BUILDING AT PHIL
ApELPHIA, PA.
FICE OF SUPERVISING ARCHITECT
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,

NV GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT PHIL
OFFICE OF SUPERVISING ARcHIrEcrJ
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
Sealed Proposals will be received at this once nm
nisbin a OF the 9TH DAY OF AUsUsI 1873, for fur
Gqyer5ment Building at Philadelphia, Pa, al tss
RLnENsION STONE required for the exterior of
The species of stone from which selection will be
made Will be confined to GRANTEES, Marbles and Sand
be uniformity Of color and texture dursbi ty. and
the capacity for working under the chise or ham.
A sample block, 12xl2xl2 inches, showing on one
lac the 6atura fracture of the stOna, and on the
others different kinds Of cutting, be submitted
No stone that has not been tested BY actual use as
co1sidered and absolute proof that it has been so
used for that period must be furnished.
. The stone must further have a good grain, and be
free from all discolorng substances and the quarry
espab Tn cf Is procured must Be fully opened and
sired within one year:
CURED. The actual average of the stones cannot
now De given, but will Approximate 40 feet the lar
stones will be ordered on schedule Of net SKIES in
OIder that the contractor may make proper allow
schedule payment Will be %ade aow sna an on
ton OF 3he inch to each cut face granite and
pie stoek and OF one half inch to each cut face Of
Bidders will state how 80 on they can commence
oehyering the stone, and the amount per week they
can deliver. They will also state the average and
maximum SIZE Of the stones that can be obtained
No bids will be received except from the owners
or essees Of the Quarries from which the stone is
proposed to be furnished, and certificate from the
Recorder Of the county in which the quarry Is stu
st-d that the bidder is the owner or essees of the
quarry, must accompany the bid.
All proposals must be made and in full accord
ance with the printed forms be obtained on appli
cation at this ONCE, and must be accom- panied BY
ts60OO) that the bidder will accept and perform the
contract, IL awarded to him, and give bond therefor
In the penal sum of one hundred thousand dollars
(SloO 600 and valid and binding lease Of the quarry
70 the Government security for the faithful per-
upon the failure Of the contractor to comply with
the terms Of the contract. Said lease to authorize
OF default. "
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids, or to divide the contract and use two or
more kinds Of stone.
Proposals must be inclosed in q sealed envelope,
Endorsed " Proposals for Dimension Stone for the
New Government Building, Philadelp hia, Pa :" and
addressed to A B. MULLETT,
Jl22t Supervising Architect.
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EVENING STAR.

THKRR ARE MANY PERSONS who, becau e
they est n slight breakfast and ltttle OF no
l-nchton. c. an thCms-l,e. with Ehs;cmiouS-
n -, 'gnoriig the fsct that. A. = rrle. they ct
taree times much dinner - other people ana
iaf more than ~ gcad Tor them. The evil. In q
s'n, point o. a ". o. making disner do {, Q
Nsrk oi breakfast UT luncheon. l. clearly point
81 out by nr Retiley. medical ofhcer 20 the
lluhin metropolitan police IN his evidence b.
iore the civil service in ireland inquiry com-
,.ss.' ie'S whose rrport has just been
printed br. Medley states that the Dublin con
stables, IN consequence OF their loss fate OF paw
cannot snord To buy q good breakfast and the
result Is thst they cat vcraciously AZ dinner.
which Is their only ''mcSs'-two u sut.is OF meat
being sonnet m : consumed hy one man. rhe,e
l. mere me- tn rrfore. consumed At the div
ners Of the Dublin metropolitan than in sny
other police barrack IN the United Kingdom,
In the other barracks. with the excap-
ton Of Glasgow. the cOnstahles are ailOwed
three-quarters Of q pound OF cooked meat.
In Glasgow they are allowed half pound OF
cooked meat, but the men always have meat
for breakfast or eggs. conseq uently thew do not
require - much meat az dinner, aud DIR. Ned
ley mentions that in one town, although there
Is only three-qaarters Of q pound OF meat
hiloved 20 each man, there Is 30 mach uncSn-
sumed that u IL sold by auction A. cold meat At
the close of the meal. and purchased nv the
men for their breakfast. The habit he saws Of
taking 80 much meat AZ a meal acts ON the men
tniuriouSly, and they are frequently pla,s,I on
the sick lit In consequence. A. TN, govern
ment has now conceded the demands of the
Dublin constahles, they will he enabled 60 eat
rather more breakfast and rather les dinner
which will, no doubt, be an advantage T. them.
and In the meantime IL is much 60 be regretted
that az the large dinners given during the Lon
don season guests are not permitted % take
away some Of the entrees etc, IN little baskets
for breakfast the next morning No Dublin
constable ever suffered more from dyspepsia
owing 60 his dinners than some Of the diners
out IN l4ondsn during the last few months are
probably suffering at the present mOnth.-Pau
Nall Gdssfts.
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HEALING SPRINGS FOR SALE AT Auo.

BY virtue Of a decree Of the Richmond Chsno.ry
Court of May Is, ISIS in the suit of Patton a. "
frSi &C. the under signed, app inted commissioners
Tor thaf rurp will sell At public auction on the
premises, ON y HURSDAf, the 2lst OF August, 1853,
M, thS valuable property known a. the
HEALING SPRINGS, situated in Bath csuaty
Va on the ltue OF tue Chesapeake aud Oato rail.
road, containing S2l acres, with all the improve
ment- consisting Ia part Of three large Brick Build
ingS and numDer OF handsome Cottages, all in
Store, -e-hoGse, Bath houses, stables, Lsunirr
&C and all the personal property, embracing =
complete outhi for the prosecution of the business
lac Springs are Hotr Sso~ssSfHf operation aHf
tct0 De Kept otyH cthoR' interruption, fiH rae Is
OrfobeT, NHdsT the present sffcIeHg sHnHagsBisaf.
SPsmphlefs attesting the virtue Of the waters aud
d serpive e the place, can b. hat on application
% hessrs. hlDNkLL & SONS, Washington. or o.
the agent st the Springs.
Pure tte"stoue water il conveyed bY pipes from A
spIirE ot the mountain, aud c0Hiucted through IN
buildings and srOunds, furnishing ample supply
all purposes.
The NJ perry is on the main road in the Warn
Springs Valley, fifteen miles frorS Coyngton on the
Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad, from which il Is
accessible by fine turnpike, and "the south
contract, INTENDED 60 extend 10 CovinSton, will,
when mpleted, pass within short distance Of the
Springs.
Terms: Cash as to one fourth Of the purchase
money; the residue upon credit Of six, twelve,
eighteen and tweBty-tour months. for neretiab l.
For fur. her inf rmatiou apply to Que of the com
missoners at kIchmt nd, Vs., or b. NJ Ouarles he
agent, at the Springs
CHARLES Y: WILLIAMS,
W W CRUMP,
JOHN II. GUY,
JOHN A. COKE,
JAMES N. DUNLOP,
augo- AIS COMMISSIONER
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DENNSYLvANiA AIK LINZ
fHiLzSS sEkhH Ias -

pENNSYLyANIA Ala LINE
fHhiizDS i'll H4Isshx, @s
AND ALL POINTS IN THE Nk S%PS ENGLAND
THROUGH BrrES wv Io TkkksHrSeroS AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
.RrLLMAN PkRIok OARS ON DAY TRAINS
NIGHT TRAfSs. oAh' oN
THR NE Trains Igy ExdEpr SUNDAY
from and arriving the depot Of the B.timors and
Pas L,ns, leave Washington 7:ss q. m. daily. ex.
Leave Baltimore at sis a m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia at las, p. m. daily, ex
Arrive at New York att p. m. daily, except Sun
R,sAmo.d Erg,sss, leave Washington a, Los p.
Leave Baltimore at 2:s5 p. m, daily, except Sun
Ieav. West Philadelphia at sos p. m. daily, ex.
Arrive al New York at slo p. N. daily except
Nis2t Express, leave Washington at sos p. m
Leave Baltimore at lOls D. m daily.
Leave West Philadelphia at 1850 a. m daily.
Arrive at HsS h f1ss A RE FIJI iii daily.
faa Lirs; lssse New York at S:sOa.m.
hF e E asnns,Ge leave New York a.
Arrive at Washington at IL 0S ..
Ntght Express, leave New York at p. In.
Arrive at Washington at 6:l3a
Connections are made in New York with steamers
Sound; New York, New Haven and Hartford
rail- Dads, New York Central and udson River rail-
road, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River
Fare as low as by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vate residences orders left at the following offices
where tickets and information can be Obtained
Northeast corner 18th street and Penua ve; Dorth-
east corner sth street and Penna. ave.; Passenger
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad corner 9Th
and streets, ED. s. YOUNG,
JyA-u General Passenger Agent,