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For SALE-One large and com
modious Dwelling House suiteble for
boarding house. For particulars
apply to Eustace Gibson
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DR.. o. G. Chase, who has been
nursing the rheumatism for q week,
emerged from his quarters yesterday
morning somewhat Improved.
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MI. Jos. S. Wiley, Constable at
BorbOursyille, was 10 town last week
having his compliments to dsliS-
onenis.
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Mrs. W. Thurman Lewis left fol
Glendale and Jackson, Ohio, on the
Str. Exchange Monday evening.
That's Why Lewis is looking so seedy
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We are uuder obligations 20 Mr..
Tbos Archer, Of this city, for copies
rf European spers. among them The
Ns,o Castle Weekly ChroHiois. Que OF
abe largest papers published 10 the
world To WIS established 10 1864
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1t is not necessary for Chase & Bur-
dick to do any blowing to convince
the people where to buy their Boo is
and Shoes.
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Another improvement company has
been incorporated in Kanawha couu,
ty. 1t is composed of John Zim-
norman, N. Fi,zhugh j. P. Harper
and ten others. Kaaa,cha Chronicle.
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LUGaEa, LUMaER, LUMBER.

100000 feet Of dry Poplar Lum
Der in the rough or dressed, can b
had cheap at Green & Kafer'sMill
3rd., Ave above 18th, St., Hunting
ton. West Va.
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Geo, Cullen has just received new
stock Of Watches, Charms, Rings and
Breast pins. Go aud see them.
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Hardware, Tinware and House
hold Goods N large quantities ct
Thos. Medford's. Sd avenue.
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On Exhibition at Guile h's, Jewelry
just received Bracelets. Chains, Ear
rings and Diamonds.
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The shipments to The West from
ttis place duriog the week, were
largely composed Of Tobacco and
S,t On Monday the wharfbcat
aal depot we're we'll 6lled with this
class Of merchandise.
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Messrs. Gibson B Sims have been
o,pamenting their once windows
With 50 attractive sign.
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LYCEUN Huntington, West Va.
October l4th 1873. The Hunting
too Lyeeum met 1t the Law Office Of
". Thurman Lewis, on Friday even
log lOth INST Present john q.
Breslin 10 the chair, the minutes Of
the last meeting we're read snd aP.
proved
For want Of quorum, on molten
Of Maj DoWuer, the Lyceum adjourn
ed 70 meet at Burdick's ball on the
lsi Tuesday evening 10 November
Bexi.
JoUy G B2FSLIN Pres
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Look in at Harvey's emporium Of
Dry G ,ods and Notions before you
buy. Biggest stock 10 the city.
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Cigars. Best quality five cent.
Cigars perfectly dry-for sale at n.
W. HAines, Cigar Stnre.
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The Ladies should call on Chase 4
Burdick to see toe latest styles Ct
SlIppers and Caters.
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@VTI : ihs music Of aOsunDal
,;,d. ,mouEsl TIE faded WOOds.'
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We can beat the world on Boot Is
aud Shoes. We will back the asser-
ton with the proof Harvey & Sons
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The river bank below Seventh
street is filed with hoop poles aud
staves. owned by f T. Mitchell and
Son. who are waiting for rise in the
river 10 make shipments to market.
This class Of freight makes Up large
proportion Of the shipments from this
place.
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IMPORTANT To BUIIDERs-A. Is Pal
mer is prepared TO take contracts for
building honseS and all kinds Of carpen-
ter work. Don't fail to give him a call.
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Queeuswarc in any quantity and
for sale cheap, by Thos. MedfOrd.
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For RENr.-A neat two story
dwelling house on 3rd. avenue-centrai-
" located. Also rooms suitable for a
small family. 0. g. ChAsE
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Mr. y W D5oasIl the arsl gso e.
t,uan who f1 from the roof Of q
house lsst April ADD sustained seri-
ems iriuries Oh, Die sr.-al column. 3.
.gias very .ov >1ue days be 'P-
pe,rs 20 be- uosio- rspii'y and then
viI rally aHre 40 prescott be D.
more comfortable than lrst uctk
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SToyEs.-Tbos. Nedford contin-
mes to keep the best Cooking sad
Heating stoves.
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Good news For the Affected" was
tbc heading Of . circular extensively
.catt red about the streets Oh Mon
day IL proceeded from one Of those
itiDeraut medical gentlemen @ who
cI.ius 20 have the wisdom Of Escu.
Iapius. sod who 90 around fIching
large fees for very small services
The good uews' however, was only
eddy received aud the Doctor con
c,uded 10 6nd Ia more promising
field
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The celebrated Dlnnally Buck
Gloves for sale by Chas & Burdick.
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DOORS, DOORS, DOORS.

1000 Panel Doors, al sizes, at
low figures. We defy competition.
Office and Mil, Sd Ave. above 18th
St., Huntington, ". Va.
GREEN & KAFEE.
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Carpets at Harvey q Son cheap.
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WHAT DO yoE WANT RyTTER THAN
rHIs.--A large stock of patent tlues
fire proof, drain tile. all sizes fOwe,
pots, urns, aud vases, at factory prices
22-4t. A. b PALMER,
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wnh a psyfect certainty that
II will eradicate the disease, and with assur-
ancc, founded on proof, that no harm can
arise from it, use In any quantity.
That which protects from or prevents this
disorder must be OF immense service IN the
communities where Il prevails. Prevention
Is better than cure; for the patient escapes the
risk which he must run In violent attacks OF
this balcfui distcmper. This CuKEH cxpe,s
the miasmatic poison OF Fever and Aguc
from the system. and prevents the develop
ment OF the disease, n taken 90 the nrst
approach Of is prcmouifory synp,oms. A
great superiority OF th- remedy over any
other ever discovered for the speedy and Ger.
tain cure OF Intermitents l.. that IL contains
no Quinino 90 mineral; consequently IL pro-
duces no quinism or other injurious effects
whatever upon the constitution. Those cured
by t are lief, ss healthy as n they had never
had the disease.
Fever and Ague & not alone the cop-
sequence % Iss nAsmatic poison. A great
variety - Disorders arse from It's irritation.
among which are Neuralgia, Eh~una-
sfsa, Geus, H~adsehe. niisdnsss,
Teoshaehe, Esrashe, Csssrvh, Ash
ma, Pnipisastea, Painful Affection
efth~ Spleen, IKystertes- Pain In the
Bowels. Celtic, Paralysis. and derange-
ment Of tho Ssosnarh, al 81 which, when
originating IN thss canse, put On the inter
mi,tent type. OF hecome periodical This
"CrREp exp~ss the poison nom the blood.
and consequently cures thsu all alike. IL Is
IN Invaluable I<Niection 10 Immigrants and
persous travelling o. temporarily residing In
the malarious Districts. " taken occasion
ally or daily vhle exposed 10 The Infection,
that win be exercised ron the system, and
cannot accumulate In SUFFICIENT quantity 10
ripen into dsSsass Hssoe r even more
valuable fsr protection than cure; and few
will ever suffer from Intermiuents II they
avail themselves OF the protection this rem
edy affords.
For Liver Complaints, aJiiAg nom torpid
NV af me Liver, IL r. an excellent remedy,
stimulating the Liver into healthy activity.
and producing many truly remarkable cures,
where other medicines fail.
rREPAREp ny
Or. j. g. AYEK q CO., Lowell, Mas,
Practical aud Analytical Chemists,
AND SOLD ALL ROUSD THE WORLD
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s. ruraI rooster became s1meuhat
o.isy Monday morning 81 Chas.
Nrrrs Rssulnat in the sbseoce Of
the proprietor AZ there U.s. 90
re.i.rms1 arouol be thought be had
i..1g. bis ovn uay We would ad-
g-. hm t0 be more cguuous next
tine o. Charlie il 10 the habit Of
uakiup sausage Of such customers.
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No one remedy Is louder
called for by the necessities
Of the American people than
a sure and safe cure for
Fever and Ague. such
VIC are aow enabled TO offer.
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GEORGE A. FLOODING is constantly
receiving new styles of Gents Ready
made Dress Goods OF every grade
and price, and will always insure D
perfect ft and entire satisfaction.
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44S arrangements IN
!. !. |. !. !. !
~ the stomach, liv-
~ or, and bowels.
kS~ They are \ mild
Ah x3 nperient, and an
excellent purRa-
~. tive. Being pure
&E.A 81, ~ vegetable, they
wv 0&-s! contain no mer.
49, curry OF mineral
~ - whatever. Much
serious Sickness and suffering is prevented Nv
their timely use; and every family should
have them on hand for their protection and
relief when required. Long experience has
proved them 10 be the safest, suresi, and
best OF all ,hs Piiis with which the market
abounds. ny their occaslssell uss, tie blood
r. purified the corTuptons ~ the system eN-
PEELED, distractions removed. and the whole
machinery Of life restored 10 It's healthy aciiN-
ity. Internal organs which become cloggcd
aud sluggish are clcansed 10y 5yor's pills.
and stimulated into action. Thus incipient
disease L. changed into health, the value OF
which change, WHEN reckoncd on the vast
multiudcs vhD ENJOY %, can hardly DC cont
puted. Their sugar-cOaiing makes Them
pleasant 10 take. and preserves their virtues
unimpaired for any length Of ume, 80 ulat
thr- are ever fresh, and perfectly reliable.
Although searching. they are mild, aud oier-
ate without disturbance 10 tn, sou-titution or
diet ar occupation.
Pun directions are given on the wrapper IN
cnch box, how tO use them ~ q Family Physic,
and far thu following complaints, which these
lfIis rapidly curc:-
For nyspcp-ia or Iodiersfton, List
lrssn~-., Llans uer. AMI Io-- of APp~-
ute, they Shonhf b. taken moderately 10
stimulate tbp stomach, and restore NJ healthy
tome and action.
For Liver Complaint AMI hs various
symptoms, Billion. Ig~ad.ach he, sick
He,sd1e ne, Jsundiee or Green SICK
meas, MILLION. Collie and BstItous fe-
yers, they should be Justciously taken for
each case, 20 correct the diseased action, or
remove tile distractions whirh cause u.
For Dy.eatery or Diarrhars, but ono
mild dose Is generally required.
FOR Rheumati.u, Gout. Gravel,
Paipitstion Of the Heart. Pain in
she side. Hack. and Loips, they should
be continuously taken, n required, 10 change
the diseased action Of the system. With such
change those complaints disappear.
For Dr0psy and DroP.icai sweif-
ings, they should be taken In large and fre-
quent doses 10 produce the effect of a drastic
purge.
For ssrpr~..ios, a large dose should bo
taken. as il produces the desired effect by
sympathy.
promote digestion, and relieve the stomach.
An occasional dose stimulates the stomach
and bowels. restores the appetite, and invigor-
ates the system. Hence II Is omen adyants-
geoHs where no serious arrangement exists.
One who feels tolcrably well, often finds that
n dose OF these Piffs makes him feel fecid-
edly better, from their cleansing and reno.
waiting effect on tho digestive apparatus.
z PREPARED ny
Or. J. c. AVER & CO., Practical Chemists,
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Ayers Ague Cure,

For Fever and Ague, Intermittent Fe-
Yer. Chill Fever, Remittant Fever,
Dumb Ague, Periodical or Bilious Fe.
ven &C., and indeed all the affections
which arise fsOn rnalarious, marsh, or
miasmatic poiso1a.
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ANU "-. ANENT. - The
young u-D propose TO give
a sraou ,0u'o', 70 take place on
Friday the 24.I l,,obsr The
grouou' Tie ultiOg are
IN the ue'sl'''' IF tbs Land
company 1ii' Fourth av-
-uus' i''''J ion will be
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drawing \ pistol Blair took to his
heels, followed by Cooley, who seem
ed to be trying to shoot until Blair
lodged into Mr.. Mosd's store. No
blood and nobody hurt.
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cry Am XBIGHBoRH00D.
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gTNTISoTOS, OcTOHER lS 1873,
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Ayers Cathartic Pills,

For the relief
and euro Of all
arrangements In
the stomach, hv-
or, and bowels.
They are \ mild
nperient, and an
excellent purga-
/. tive. Being pure
~ vegetable, they
contain no mer-
curry or mineral
whafpVcr. Much
National Republican., 1873-11-21
Matte Jones, Of Arkansas.

South Haven, Arkansas, has progressive
and dangerous woman-Nflss Matte Jones.
This young girl was lately turned out Of a
school house wherc an entertainment was In
progress, and was heard to say as she left
that she would burn the shanty over their
heads. In o few minutes the school-house
was on fire according to promise, and the en-
tertalnmcnt came to o ELAINE and impotent
conclusion" While tho extraordinary spirit
Of the young woman was under discussion,
another passage Of her life was laid open,
Her mother had died suddenly and mystic
riously about six months before, and was
gathered 10 the great family Of Joneses
Now Matte Jones has brother-a fourteen
year-old boy-who overheard his mother and
sister planning his fathers death when hs
should return home from short trip he wal
making into the wilds Of Arkansas. They
arranged TO season his food with the spice o.
futurity, as they were both Tired Of seeing hin
round. Jones was expected home on Ger
tain day, and on that day Matte was away
and Mrs. Jones was dellrious with ague, ant
the boy was with his mother. Mrs. Jonei
asked her son TO give her some coffee, for
getting, In her dellrium, that she had made !
specially for her husband. She drank there
OF aud did die, tho boy not knowing that i
contained the dose. Mr.. Jones returned Il
find his wIfc dead, and the boy told him Q
tho conspiracy. After Matties attempt :
burn the school-house the father and bo
told the people what kind Of q woma
Matte Is. And Matte Jones ls still runnin
loose In Arkansas, Missouri Republican.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
kiamese Frults.

Slam Is verify tho queen Of tho tropics In
regard TO tho abundance, variety and une-
qualed lusciousncss of her fruits. Here are
found those Of China, greatly enriched In
tint and flavor by being transplanted to this
warmer climate, and those Of western Asia,
In this fruitful soil for more productive than
In the sterile regions Of Persia and Arabla,
while numberless varieties from the Ma
layan and Indian archlpelagoes, united with
the host Of those indigenous to tho country,
complete q list Of some two hundred or more
species Of edible fruits. In this climate of
perennial freshness trees boar nearly the
year round, and so productive Is the soil that
the annual produce Is almost incredible. IL
Is not unusual TO flnd on single branch the
bud and blossom together, with fruit In sew
eral different stages. Thus, at tho merest
trihe OF expense, q table may bo supplied
during the entire year with forty or fifty
specimens Of fresh, ripe fruit Among
those arc many varieties Of oranges
md pineapplos, pumelocs, shaddocks, paw
paws, guavas, bananas, plantains, durains,
Jack frult, melons, grapes, mangocs,
chies, custard apples, brcadfruit, cascw nuts,
plums, tamarlnds, mangostcens, rambustans,
and scores Of others, for which we have no
names In our language. Tropical fruits are
generally juicy, sweet, with slight admlx-
ture Of acid, luscious and peculiarly agree
able In . warm climate; and when partaken
Of with temperance and due regard 70 quality
they are highly promotive Of health. For
this reason Buddhlsts regard the destruction
Of . fruit tree as quite an act Of sacrilegc,
and their sacred books pronounce heavy
maledlctlon on those who wantonly commit
90 grcata crime. One who has tasted the
fruits OF tho tropics only at distance from
the soil that produces them can form no con-
ccption OF the real favor Of plums and grapes
that never felt the frosty atmosphere Of oul
Northern cline; Of oranges plucked ripe from
the fragrant stem, and eaten fresh while th'
morning dew still glitters on their golden
timed checks; OF tho rare, rosy pomcgranats
Juice, luscious as nectar.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
VIuht tho Rlrst Time,

"As was riding along the road some time
sgo, said the eccentric old Peter Cartwright,
In one Of his last sermons, "a man overlook
me who looked as though he might be
a preacher. He called me by name, and
after some talk asked me II was ready to
hear the truth. told him that Cartwright
was my name, my debts were paid, my VIII
made, and l was ready for anything. Very
well,' said he, you old ignoramus or hypo-
critic, YOU ought to know too much, or be too
hon.st TO remain Methodist. used to be
one inyself-yes, q Methodist preacher-until
found out the error Of my way 'ho! ho!,
said /, and what are you now 7" Cart
wright mentioned the name OF the denomina-
lion to which his interlocutor had gone, but
which need not repeat, and then proceeded
iiNow, brethren, know well enough that
the devil had only one OF three ways TO get Q
man out OF the Methodist Church into thal
denomination; and that there must be ras-
cality In money matters, woman scrape, OF
liquor at the bottom Of this fellows change
So. Judging from his looks, pulled bow Of
venture and said, What was that fuss YOU
had about q womauf' Cartwright you old
rascal i he shouted In rage, how did you
ever hear about thatr And, putting whip Il
his horse, he was soon out OF sight. ! neyel
saw or heard Of the man before, but that
the way I treed that coon-no, drove tina
skunk TO his hole
National Republican., 1873-11-21
GOVERNMENT SALES.
ovERNMENT SALE.
pEror ouAnr..MAsrKn's oyyIor.l

DEpOT
fonr LrAyENwonTH. KAN october 10. i7S 4
of Cspt.in john Livers, Military storeiseper.
sss, on WEDNESDAY, November .. 1sss, at 10
o'clock o. the following named Articles Of cloth
ing. BY order Of the ouartermaser General United
% isss Uniform Goats, s.llI area. Goats. infantry:
iss 1nifO5m !.Sie,s A, fs,s Hats ,sSS g. H.i H..
feathers, tll, ,Ss Brass Hat TrimminFs, s3i Light
Artillery Caps, 9t Red Hair Piumes, x.6 Red banda
aud Tsssels, PIN Brss Gap Trimmings, 70
forsge Cape, II. az Forage Cap Coyen, lb3 Sashes
aa7E Pairs Shoulder scales and Button and Slides;
s66 Pairs Chevrons. nssorted 81 va yards OF Lace
az pairs Troysers. foot: s Pai,a Boots sewed ID
sorssd: ss M Morning hsgort BSnis. Also. . ict. Of
unseryceabe articles Of clothing and equipAse, by
order u Department Commander
Terms O. Sale-Cash In United States currency,
No checks Will be received. Cash At the time of
bidding for all purchases below 92b; deposit Of
per cent will be required on all sums above that
mount This rule will Be Tsdy Si eSi9rcsd; % g In;
Will bc sold by invoice mark and neither quantity
nor quality will be guaranteed, ,
Every fori will be made 70 give correct descrip.
ton and 70 select fair sample by which TO sell
but purchasers must examine and buy at their own
Goods viii be sold again for account Of and at the
risk and expense Of buyer. not called for within
last day q ,as i ,o .,,o~,a Altar IN,
sooda naVe ooen removed q. CHANDLER,
| Major and QuArtermAster, u. h. A.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
rhe Chesapeake aud Ohio Railroad Com.
papy,s financial Position.

The Chesapeake and Ohio Railroad Com
pany on November ! failed to NEE. meet the n' No
yember interest on Its bonds, tha1kh Presi.
dent Huntington offered to put in sloo, 900 Of
the s45o, 900 needed. A day or two before,
It's note for $4,000, duo at the Farmers
Bank, at Frankfort KY, was protested after
presentation at the companys Office In New
York, and on Saturday the bank garnlsheed
that amount In the hands OF the Louisville,
Cincinnati and Lexington railroad, which Is
largely indebted TO the Chesapeake and Ohio
railroad. Tho treasurer OF the Chesapeake
and Ohio Railroad Company has Issued cir
cnlar 70 bondholders, In which he says the
only way TO re-establlsh the credit Of The
inco,ne bonds, TO be paid out Of the net earn
jngs OF the road, The company has author
lied the issue Of seven per cent twenty,ysal w Onn
Income bonds to tho amount OF Sis,Voo,Ypo
funding the Interest that may accrue on III
six psr cent. bonds.-Stanton PIndlcdfor.
National Republican., 1873-11-21
RAILROADS.
RALTMoRs AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
6kror ooRSRS d,,lJH,E sy&TH AID 3 STREETS

H0HTuWEaT
Ats.r November i Is1s,sts,as siu run 4. se!lo..l
rhAihs haL4iMkSynHk 4hEMkyH ToR rhAtEzs AWtEzsHfhaa49H, At
NsA M, Elmira Mail, lsI1 Q. M, New rork er
daily ercept Monday, press, daily.
sy5 q m. New rorl FL. |. S q m. Accommoda-
gress. daily, srcsptsun. don. daily. ssesp' Sun.
s;sdiily accommodation Is ~ I. m, Bait cypress.
@ ? M, fast Line except Sunday
s daily except Sun 10 ins n s ,Ia,, % %s. %Ss f'''
liz m. S.v YORK or IS Ie !. nun M, koecrnmod.-
pres, except Sunday. ton, bouthern mail.
o -, Bsiumore express, daily ,eToept sunday.
except Sunday. s.ls p. m, NJ X, erpresa,
$50 p. m, baitimore 40 daily. eIoept Sunday,
oommodation. daily. ex. s ~ p. m, sccommoda-
81 nm. 2ccommoa. scn; 'n9spd m, pdsiiy, from
don. except suudsy. Bsltimore, ,daily creep.
sshs ssksi!f k.fRr.s g" sNsa1h Ns4sh from we. .na
9;ss .. M, Paclho. E1.lliss ,. m. Southern
press daily. EIpfess, except Sunday
Id "a, Nev xorf ekpress,
i except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington .. 10 . Az. II y ana
~ Y, m. connect at Bowie with trains for Mari.
bor.' leaving Bowie At 10 a. m 30 aud bjl0 p m,
arriyins MArlboro'ai u 10 a. 40 aud 20 . m.
Trsipn arrivins st washington ~ "A g. ~. -
and 70 p m connect a. BOWIE with trains leaving
Passengers leaving their orders al Ticket ono.
northwest coruer Thirteenth and Pennsyivania ave
nue., northwest corner Sixth and PernsyiyA ave
nue, oau have their hasgaSe called for and CHECKED
q hotels and rcsidences to sl points North and
chicago, Omaha, Bsn Francisco, and all points
East, West, North and South. -
Ek FA FSBAa. as1 aiR PsassRsr1 ssRsrnss"1is'" &ssns