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Notre Dame Of MARYLAND,

COLLEGIATE INSTITUTE FOR YOUNG
~ LADIES, conducted by the Echool Sis
tsrs OF NOtTe Dame, two and a half miles
north Of Baltimore.
This Institution IL located In the most de-.
sirab!e part Of Baltimore county, at the In
tersectiOn Of Charles Eusst and Homeland
avenues, about three miles north Of the
Warrington Monument of Baltimore city.
The grounds are well shaded, Handsomely
designed with hnc walks and carriage roads,
and extensively planned for exercise snd
recreation.
The building j. oDnStructeI and furnished
with every acosssJry and appointment for
comfort, convenience and safety. 10 IL
thoroughly ventilated, well heated by hot
water, lighted by gas, and each story IL pro-
vlded with excellent spring water, speaking
tubs, electric bells and clocks A security
against fire there sTe two pluzs ia each
story with hose attached. To call sxSistancs
AZ any moment Of danger an electric alarm
ha. BEEN placed IN the tower. Arrange
msnt- have been made 10 Accommodate
PsrlOT BOaTdeTs Or Young Ladies who With
~ give attention 20 gpecis branches and
desire 10 enjoy the com niDr'S of private
q spsr'meDts. The system Of sducatlOn az
lords 9 ysry sdyaE age for the acquisition Of
a refined Ed sOiIl educa Ion. or eclal at
ient!on will BE- given 10 the German and
French language.
TkRHs PR A ASSU8:-p Board and tut.
ton. Inr.uftnR the French and UeTrn.,
hnZus ger. faiu !.CC5lsvOrk. the slemxnt.
OF DTawIHE aud Vocal Music tzlI IFfesu
lar. or PsIlos Hy1rferS IN yusic, ,Iaintlu4.
: pan 4sh, sc 'Oun e2tTs cHzrzs>
EOr speci1! ~ Eiyrnatlon addrsz. DIRECT.
RES SDHH DANE ~ MARYLAND.
Govsn-tyVn Post 1fiire, Baltimore county
Sd. auzIg.egb
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IIaa erstOwn Seminary,
FOR YOING LADIIa-

I'HE yALL TERM or THIS PoPULh X
l. Institution will commence on Monday
the first day Oi September next Parents or
Guardians desiring n school Of the hlghest
character, at moderate rates, for their chill
dren or wards, apply for information 90 tho
Principal, Rev. JOHS ACCRos, u. d., HRg-
erstOwD, Mary and. jul3leRb
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TURIiY,

CoNsTANTlSoPLB, August 20.-The
cholera has broken out in the province
OF Bosnia
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Shepherd College,

sessiOn opens Sept ?. INA. Two depart
menus Collegiate and SOrmal-p1aIe and
female. Course extensive. Experienced
teachers. Totsl expenses per year, as.
state normal pupils pay no tuition others
$40, sI5, 20, according 10 studlsL For circu.
lars address the Principal.
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Trustees Sale of Real Estate.
DY VIRTUE OF A DEED OF TRUST
ID made January 18th, A. D., lb6s, by
Francis A. Stipes and vile, 10 the under
signed, Samuel Morris, TO secure, among
Others, two notes made by said Francis A.
Stipes and Robert r. Stipes, TO the order OF
Emory Morris, dated April lst, 1888, one for
One Hundred and seventeen dollars and
sixty cents, payable four years after date; ;
the other for One hundred and eleven dol.
lars and thirty cents, payable nve years
after date, Will sell, upon the premises, in
the town OF Benwood, on the
10Th DAY OF sEPTEhBER, 1873.
beginning at 10 o'clock A. NJ, for cash, the
following property, tO-wit: Portions OF the
lots numbered twelve Q2 and thirteen (l3O,
in the town OF Benwood, which portions are
described as follows: Thlrty-slK (36) feet
nine (g inches OF the west portion OF lot
numbered thirteen C3, thence with said di.
vision line twenty-five en- feet across lot
numbered twelve, thence east parallel with
the lines OF said lots seven C7) feet four %
inches, thence with the end Of tn cooper
shops erected on lot numbered twelve, 10
the south line oflot numbered eleven.
Ceiling as trustee, / will convey only such
title as have under the said deed of trust,
but the title Is believed 70 be good.
SAMUEL MORRIH,
aug9.b Trustee.
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WEST VIRGINIA
UNIVERSITY.

The year brcins In all Departments on
WEDNESDAY, SEPT. }, 1873.
Prof. +. s. Lyon, with a full Stan OF
thoroughly qualified assistants, has charge
OF the Preparai lry Department.
Patrons seeking information In regard 10
the same will address him.
Catalogues describing the other Depart.
ments may be obtained from the secretary
OF the Faculty, Prof. Geo W. Glover, or the
undersigned. ALEX. MARTIN,
President.
MoRGASToWS, w. Va, Aug. =, 1874
Rugl3ec
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{ D U c Alto N Al .
Professor Wanted.

A PPLlCATIoNS- WITH TESIIMONI.
N AIS for the chair OF Ancient Lsngua-
geS and Literature, In West Virginia Oni-
verslty, will be received until August 9th,
1873, at which time the Reg nts viii elect.
Salary sltU0 per annum. fall term begins
September S,lSTS. Address
q. c. STURGISS, Secretary.
augl3-ra Morgantown, w. Va.
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Agents for French Plate Glass, Sash,
Doors, Frames, Shutters, Lime, Plaster
Paris and Cement,
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Refined SUgarH
Cheese.

0sBCXEs NEW FACTORY CHEESE
Just received snd eby
myE " REILLY.
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WHEELING T NAlE COLLEGE
Incorporated With Full Collie
giale Powers.
MONDAY. SEPTEMBER s,s, 1878.

This home institution with full and er.
perienced Faculty OF Instruction will re-
open
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For full calendar, course OF study, sched-
ule OF Rotations, &C., see catalogue.
Applications for admission can now be
made TO the j resident, Rev. wM. IL. NOR
TON, A. NJ, auslh
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Sale Of Real Estate.

NO. GI MAIN STREET.
ugl8 Wheeling, West Va.
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-24
rYRRELI y llousnNmos,

TYkRkEk u t0uMtss~os,
FOUNDERS, MAcaINIsTe. exNAnAL
Kngineera, nranRht.ps4a I'D ,Sa.n SsTnrsS III n.
Of Quartz mill and Mining Hachinsry Of ~ os-
scriptions. All orders 1Ied Win promP!nsss
Gold Hill daily news. [volume] (Gold Hill, N.T. [Nev.]) 1863-1882, 1873-03-24

yrpy remarkable old lady, Mrs.
MARY sansfrason Of Van Buren,, Me-,
IA for besides being 81 years OF age,
sbe has had Is children. She had
husband once, who, to say the least.
was not affectionate. for he tried
several times to kill her-once by hr-
Ing a piece of a felled tree where she
was then by pouring melted lead
into her ear; then by an energetic
effort to drown her. At last this de-
voted husband fell from boat ana
was himself drowned. Afterwards,
the house In which the widow was
took fire, and she only escaped death
by jumping from a window: Fate
must have formed more fixed resein-
tIon than common, that this uame
should die in her bed.
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THE TOAST.

Br srR WALTER SCOTT. ~
'Tis now st. Icons turn to rise:
On him are fixed those courtly eyes
A gallant knight n he: .....-.ts
Rnvied BY rome, admired BY all,
Far-fAmed In lady'r bower and hall,
-. The flower Of chivalry.
e. Leon raised his kindling eye,
And lifts the sparkling cup on high:
al drink to one, he said, r-
"Whoss image never may depart. . b.
Deep craven on this grateful heart, -
TIL memory be dead.
To one whose love for me shall hst
When lighter passions long have passed.
20 holy It's and true; .g -
To one whose love hath longer dwelt,
More deeply fixed. moro kcenly felt
Than any pledged BY you"
Each guest upstarted At the word.
And laid his hand upon his sword,
With furious flashing eye.
And Stan.ey said: I'VE crave the name,
Proud knight. Of this most peerlesa dame,
wnoee love you count so high"
st. Leon pansed, as II he would Z,
Not breathe the name In careless mood
Thus lightly TO another; .-tH .
Then bent his noble head as though
To give that word the reverence due,
And gently said, my MOTHER
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CAUTION.

THE FOLLOWING DESCRIBED STOCK
In the Yellow Jacket Silver Mining Com.
pany was sold for Assessment No. u. on Maren
B, 1873. and tho public 10 hereby noticed not 70
negotiate for the purchase Of tho same: 'S'f
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STEAMER LINES.
4 n u A N l. n
ROYAL MAIL STEAMERS
70 AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING !

l. ROYAL NAIL STEAMERS
TO AND FROM LIVERPOOL, CALLING AT
QUEENSTOWN, Af>sH
Every THURSDAY and SATURDAY, H3ER
from Pier IS, North River, New York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
Cabin, SIS and 8 9O gold.
Excursion tickets at reduced rates.
Steersge-To Queenstown, Liverpool, Glasgow,
Londonderry, london, Cardiff or Bristol, $50 cur
rency. Prepaid certificates from above ports, ga
currency.
Apply to JOHN G. DALE, Agent, Is Broadway,
New York, or to d. A. BROSNIAN, Washington, G
street, between 9Th and 10th streets. f24-Im
THE SPRING SCHEDULE OF THE WASH
sTE4MShiP COMPANY.
On and after MONDAY, February 2ith, Steamer
LADY OF THE LAKE will resume IT,
nsn ss9i al pPncipal S1er Gand
ingsl Will leave her wharf, foot of 9Th street,
MONDAYS and THURSDAYS, Ct . p. m, connect
ing at Norfolk with the u. and M Steamship Line
for Boston and Providence. Through bill Of ladinR
given. All freight address care Lady Of the Lake,
via Norfolk. For further particulars apply to
DORSEY CLAGETT, Plants store, d
f0 corner 18th street and New York avenue.
(>UNARD LINE.
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EVENING STAR.
Ihe saas.sur,. M. rv~sety

FCR1kER FAETiCI IAEs-MrRpER on a. ~
SeeISI sIrI-rHE TEsrnLr pEATH or TsE
a special dispatch to the Raft more au.ar-
team, dated SALISBURY, March 10. ssssthe m1,r
,sa 81, 3, t sheekey ny tseoree .ll s stia
girl Nas he'oved by every one hec.use NJ her
smisbility ana beauty. and there A crrsf sr;c,
az her death. IL SCENE that HAL had attended
the same school mp 20 week rreviors 81 ths
Sad affair. lie had shown a decided preferences
Tor her fcr more than year, but she had neVer
given him any enco, rssement- He Was yOUtb
Of violent trfnpsr and morcsc disposition. and
jealousy resented say attention shown ca hsr
by others. He had written q note GO her about
week before. which ~as written very ilegibly.
she couM eniv decirher word here and there.
on the "Wednesday previous 10 the murder he
lsrmed With grnl approached the schccl cbil
ish, 60 walk forward and 80 his dinner kettle
up rs q mark for him 60 shoot NJ; AZ the M
tine telling Amelia 90 remain with him. She.
however, went forward with her brof, e. aud al
~ thought that this circumstance saved her hf-
az that time. The particulars OF her mardor
are substantially a. heretofore ststesi.
The murderer was evidently iacited o.,
'ealously and despair ofot;ainins ner directions.
- Shockly was above Hall socially and intei-
teetusiiy, ano, Just blooming into ~omanhcest.
vas di,riayirg grace and attrsctiyencss that
world have rendered her the belle OF the county
btlEg convinced that his suit was hopeless, he
deter mined that no one else should en- soy the
love that was died him, aud 50 cut OF her Young
tody had fallen 60 the ground he was i'm fight
Tie pursuit OF FRIDAY nj shit aud SATURDAY failca
20 discover him, and through ignorance OF NJ
fate tlse search Was kept up after he had met q
horrible death Saturday afternoon. lie reach a
thersilroad between Kingston ana MISSIONER and
between and O'Clock tdwss seen by the cugs-
neer Of the freight train stsndn NC near tire track
As the train advanced he threw himself under
IL, and was crushed under the wheels. The place
Was between Kingston and wes,over, on the
Eastern Shore railroad. The body was brought
70 Salisbury on the 10 O'Clock morning train.
The entire face was cut of, the skull crushed.
and the brains scattered. The ieft arm was cut
on and the right crushed badly. The right foof
was cut entirely on, svcut half OF Il remaining
IN the shoe. The bones Of both legs were crushed
near the thighs. The whole body was shock-
ingly crushed and InsDgled, n being only recog-
nizsble by the clothing. He was first identned
by the schoolmsster, adams, and Elijah, the
murdered girls brother, who were sent for
Afterwards his father came in and Identified
him and removed the body TO HE late home.
0Enelish ehurchmen propose 20 organize Q
"Church and England Temperance Society"
eVThe custom Of throwing rice after bride
is Chinese.
~New Albany, Ind. IL 20 have normal
Seioof af
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AUCTION SALES.
TOMORROW.
Rf WA l.. WALL & Co, Aucfionesu.
~ New Marble Binding,
Nos. 800 and 90z PeInsyl " ania avenue.


Is -. Az q, IN, tAscsienesos
Nos. 500 and SOY Polnsyly anis avenue.
.ssrcNrES or rur r~-ypv srocx
Gr NSnEs yr dnun SS ~ = 3 Spv on
RaFE nHSr "vwbs ~ ~
STnrE M.v1NN NJ H. Al ,ADSvvrrnrv IA ans
STvRH Fdp .HI HSEE1SSSrES Sry Veh
Sn vWrrpN NE EVNs EESeEENxS66 " ShiS
., Ou " sp ncSpAl MOhNiNG, Ma,oh -. tn-
~ , Clock we VII sell on the nr NC,
~ our suct'cn iccdas ne entfre stock CONSISTING ~
me " ua Naretyof all kinds of gcots usually Kept
IN s sne dr$ goods cuisines, sompr sing
ciNs ~ oine rent Kinds, PSpiins.
bb!apscas, peiaihse, Satins.
Rep Goods, Chinese.
nslyets; French Merinos.
rl9us, tanners, DUCK
Iisoie Lirens, Opers Cleaks.
ST. StT,,n" snI n,a ing, h1hs-,
SSh,ts so. ~: DI,sMets, iSf &c variety
Shawi, Stnghams. -a.
ICY rr..oh 9ier pToei tloa6s, Tsristoo.
S,cth and Liable t.Sers
sllrtlng Cotton, Manson
Sass.tnn.ere.., SiG,h-c ,SofI0roy
Napkins, Towels, NeiNetecn.
Drilling, Brilliant, Lace Collars.
C2tton .Muslip Sewing SILK.
Gloves, GauDtlets, Ribbons.
socks and Stockings. Buttons.
Handker hiefs Children 8 Vests.
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AUCTION SALES.

b corSef 81 .S siS s;r- eei aa a
L sIsSk ssP shH SE
viii As sSSS FIN Siislft yRIsAss ssfb 81
MA ss i - s syks, .ns sssSnss
VVMsdi e,dSsk, and SSgiiauins s.,h morning
GO ns i5s b, sis$ "a :,fs.i 4 {
Bcsicry, Handkerchi-fs, Gaovcs,
Sh,ri Bosnms, Ribbsns,
Large as-ertrrn,e sf susien..
fa.es ard Millinery Goods,
Ihr stock IL the largest of this class q good ever
G .t,ic q dslr TO tie s ie a. evefy IL 2i ~.
n ~ s', b, rS,es,S rssHr nn 70 FIN co
Rr s. sAMsTAG a Co, Aac,ioneer..
SALE OF DRY GOODS NOTIONS. FLOWERS,
Commencina on THURSDAY MORNING.
# March 18th, At 10 oilock a m, % wilIseh,
sa 81 f, sf :. tstse s .%l 10 she u:S
LNwest. large assortment OF Dry Goods, Notions,
10 dczer Towels, ios dozen NAPKINS,
g psirs Table Linen, - W hise h d spreads,
Comforts, Broche' shawls,
Popiin-, NclSets, Velveteens. ' 'lvet Ribbons,
Corsets. JFldershirts and Drawers,
And a lsIgt IA, Hayst, OF ysh.r 2. a. ,,,.
The stock viii be sold without reserve
Terms cash.
mioh 92s u street between ssh sad l1th.
DY GREEN & WILLIAMS. Auctioneers.
ID No. 1901, north~cs, corner 10th and ste.
TRUSTEES SALE OF COMPLETE SET OF
TToo3LS ANp MA6HISLKY OF TIE IRON
G sTFHKrs At ko f4k S2sfEH OF sra AND
sS SS q DEED !. Of r y ,s. s IN q sss
District az Columbia will sell ~ public aucti sn
on the premises, At the corner Of san and streets
TUESDAY, the 9Th dsy of March, A. b. is.s, ata
steam Engine and Boiler
f Rssst f biii E ss;s r,.
YEP Gae steam II s,smer
.Pgiis} Blocks, Patterns, Drills, Betting
frTm S'i Il sse s and ' nnd eah al -mm
over $500 at sixty days, for approved p per- bear
ing per eentum ln Msrsr;tn,rr,scrv ,
mre-d SkkES Wilkins. Sa"ts:
ID Real Estate Brokers aud Auctieneers.
s,sf SSs saas and 'h
AND EASEMENT Brick REsfbEScEs.
81 sTkkET FRk hsb Fissf srk kaEF
- Under and BY virtue e deed 4 trust. bearing
accorded in the land records of the District Of Co
iumba, in Liber No 65s at folio rs, and At the
THTRsDHYthe aoh dsy q M.fsh instant. ct q
SS, aSs and 2.o IN B +. GiSs sab Si q
sgnare 673, with the improvements thereon.
The Improvement consist Of five brick residences,
with all the modern convenience. These houses
are az Yet unfinished, but can be completed with
little expense.
Terms easy, and will be made known at time Of
sale. All convey aIicing at purchaser cost. Slg
down on each house al time of sale.
WM. :. HOLIDAY, Trustee
nlO-d LATIMER CLEARY. Aucts.
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INV
IL LIti ~ p, 49,,
s,,bsnss, rn.nar p ,u M, ns's.e DrokeIs ,, .
Sou'n"es' wi e n. n ns Venue ana Inn "
0'"i onloe nuiioihg'
TRJsTErS SAUrOr Iu.pyr ppopuprv
TX rnE NaEE IT AZ AnLE rhOIEh b.
SLIT " IT., = 81 NJ q EEu, 3 Z
ISL MDp0vr a IL sly IN hSI
FEM nWrIIIEG rMD SrOORr
naIE WELhiNd AMI 1WO-oTOkl
p 80, a DLE
O. 'T.u .oe "a ueed ., rus 10 me dated March
sSs' ai 20 ana ony Iec.raed IN nber 10.
Ioilo hu, et SEQ, one OF the land records Tor
ashhg,on sounty IN the District OF Columbia, aud
ny reIutst OF party secured thereby, will sell on
TUESDAY, March i eth, lG3, at O'Clock p. m, at
pupc auctien, IN front OF the premises, the follow
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i iS si liz. Peaches. a, nc as. or or ,M
l0 5ib. at Soc. SIS {"
70 Windows Corr, At ac. or 31 {.
Best Family, At S1ec PER = barrel.
Xxx Choice Flour, at S166 per barrel
8 bbis. Champagne Cider, 1t SO cent? ner ,s,,or
IMPORTANT
We are the sole agents for the District OF oluns>
for George Evans English manufactured SEWTNf
MACHINE NEEDLES. Have eli kinds: q cent
eecn, or LOT - cents. jSp-tr
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IN TIE SUPREME COURT OF rHG DIsrRIC1

Holdfns SSee,aI Tern, Ebr:evy 3etk, l0S.
H.isssd, H1Lsr EDS dssss,ss;
ton Of the Supreme Court q the Dissric$ 81 Co
Iumbi. Aforesaid, sRp0ii19tsd y, WEPNEsDAT. the
ment and distribution Il the Dersonal estsfe
Of said deceased, and Of the assets On hand =
far as the same have been collscteand turned into
q said deceaeed are notasd % attend, with their
claims properly youched, or they may Otherwise b.
estate Provided, copy Of this order Be Dubiishsd
once . week for three weeks in The Evening Star
fx.~N Z ' A.WEBsTE1, Register Of wills.
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Ca,i az once, as We cannot guarantee the above nm
pa'aieieo low prices for any definite length Of tine
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A RAILROAD
Real Estate Mortgage CsnSinea.

In its 7;0 Gold Bonds the Ncrthsru Pscfso R.a
road Company furnishes 60 the public an fnye-,m-ut
security which combines the ready uerotisbility n.
convenience, and the high credit Of rst elias. rsi
road bond, With the soldity and safety Of real =.
tate mortgage Land worth lsas. twice the souu,
oaned.
They are offered ct par IN currency, ana Yield .
HANDSOME PROFIT to those exchanging IA.
The bonds are . frst and only mortgage on IN.
road, its equipments and earnings, and also on ,
Land grant which, on the completion Of the road win
average $500 acres To each mile Of track.
They are issued In denominations from alO a.
SlNS Coupon, and 9 lou % $1,000 Registered bs..
thirty years ~ run, bear interest - Der o>st
In gold, and are EXEMPT FR0M UNITED
STATES TAX to the holder.
The semi animal interest the Registered Bsads
IL paid with GOLD CHECKS, senf to the Poe, once
address q the holder.
AL Marketable Stocks ana Duds received In ex-
change, without expense q tes Investor, a their
highest current price,.
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BOARD OF PrnIc weRKs,l
w..u DsInrI OF ccIrx.A,
eealed Prcpc~eis VIM be reeeived b. the Board ~
Public " orks q the Dissrics cfCs..nbis ustil ~
P.somac street 0eoreesoxn, uafll June 4, ls-3
The Board reserves the right 60 reject aay or all
Bids must be addretsed 10 me Vice Presidep. sf
The Board, and Endorsed Proposals for Renting
By order a the Board:
nio-fd EDwAkD JOHNSON, Chief Clerk.
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limited STATES PATEEr OFFICE,
" WASHINGTON. n e. Eahrua rr % ,o1,

U WAsHTNsTox, b. c., FeDruary "a. lN,
On the petition Of R. M. HILTON, Of Crieiers-
Vile, Virginia, praying for the extension OF psfent
granted 90 him on the 3lst day Of MAY ls6o aud re-
issned on the 10th day Of April, l2 for an improve.
It IL ordered that the testimony in the Ia
the 18th day Of April next that the time for iins
arguments and the Examiners report be lisnitsd to
the Gn gay o. may next. and thaa sid petition be
Any person may oppose this extension.
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RALIIhoRE AND POTOMAC
- RAILROAD, &ff1 H. Il

TEAMS Lave FOB TRAINS ARRIVE AT
bALIlMORE. WASHINGTON
as Hs niagara EXP, ES a. m, Western EXP,
sS am, Baltimore Mail, ISIS q m M ~. daijS' az
daily. cent Sunday
:93S a. m, Western Exp. ,IlI:Os a. "a western Exp
daily, except Sunday. Il daily
IS m, Baltimore Ac- b.Zs m Pacific Ell press
eOmmofstiOn, daily ex- daily, except Su1dsy
Sept sunday r9te p m. Accommodation,
Us p. N, Cincinnati Ex daily.
press daily, except Gun l0:s3 p m, Southern Ex-
day. press, daily exc pt sum
SIS p m, Western Exp.,I aay.
daily.
Trains leaving Washington at $50 A. "a =, snd sss
y. N, connect ~ Bowie with trains for nj arlboro,
leavinR Bowie less a. m =. and Sis IA arriying al
81 srlb0ro' ll.2 a.. IN. and us D. m
Trains arriving at W Ashington II .Oa O. m and sss
y. connect Al Bowie with trains leaving MarIbo-
TO SIS O.. IN. and 3;a D. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Onces.
corner Of 18Th street and Pennsy ania avenue and
northwest corner Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania
avenue can have their baggage called for and check
sd at hotels and residences TO all points North and
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Chicago, Omsla, San Francisco and al points north
northwest, west, and southwest.
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