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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1873-09-20

Elsewhere will be found the report of the COM
mittee of the Bar Association appointed to in
yestigate the charges of professional misconduct
made by Mr.. Benjamin f. Green against Mr..
Richard I. Merrick. The committee, which
was made up of leading members of the Wash
ing bar, after very thorough and impartial
investigation, report that the charges "oollec-
lively and in detail are not only unsupported,
but are clearly proved to be untrue and ma
heiOus,' and that "the conduct of Richard T.
Merrick in the transactions referred to in said
charges was not merely irreproachsble, but
highly efficient, faithful, honorable and mag
unanimous" We may add, that the standing of
Mr.. Merrick in this community as an honorable.
heightened gentleman is 80 assured that the
charges in question would have been utterly
secuted both by the public and his professional
associates, and would not have been accorded
the weight Of an inquiry but for Mr.. Merrick's
prompt and earnest demand for an inyestiga-
ton.
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BOARDING.

A LADY WISHES BOARD IN PRIVATE
"A family, where she could give instruction on the
piano an equivalent fer board. Best Of refaren-
ces given and required. Address an" s7s West
Lexington street, Baltimore, Md. seplS3.s
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nREssMAKING.-Ladie will 1nd IL TO their ad-
- vantage to call on Mr.. MEREDITH, 9O6 Pa.
ayenue, next to Shepherd building, have their
Fall and inter Dresses made according latest
fsshio at reasonable prices Polonaises, Bas
&C., cut and Daisted IA mode s.p2s st.
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FOR RENT AND SALE.

LOB REET-A oomUodious RESIDENCE o. @
Il street, next 70 corner Of AZ, northwest. II has
recently been Thoroughly Repaired, and po.s.~ses
eyeiY convenience, and 10 admirably suited for q
private residence for Q large family. For further
inief nation apply TO Mrs. GEORGE PARKER. No,
SSe y street northwest auggl I'm
HUB eALk-A large and handsome DWELLING
HOl S26 street northwest; pressed brick
Trent, with brownstone trimmings and porch. MAN
buiidinR 1SxS; back building l6xx. Lately built
LOT me In the most substsntia, By Entwistle
Barron, now In perfect order IL hiss all the mod
ern improvemet t., and hnished Handsomely inside
located on one OF the handsomesf squares in the
city; street completed with wooden Pavement and
parked Will be sold very cheap aud on very fsvo,-
ale terms Apply to .. h. BACON, Grocer, Ios
msIket cpace.
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REORGANIZATION NOTICE.
To THE VOTERS OF THE DISTRICT OF CO
LUMBIA

As required by the "act in relation to the regis
trstion Of voters in the District OF Columbia an
proved June IS, 1873, the Board of Registration for
the District Of Columbia will hold sessions daily
cert Sundays, between the hours of IL m and D. m
y, and ending with WEDNESDAY, October 8, 1873,
At their rooms in the Executive Building northwest
corner Of Pennsy and 18th street north
west, Washington, ID. O., where all persons pos
seesIrg the necessary qualifications, not hereto
the ege OF twenty one years since the last election
and those who will attain that age on or before the
i4th cay OF october next, and all pers no were
previously registered and have changed their resi-
dence from one Legislative district to another, and
VIII have resided therein thirty days mmed .tely
prect ding the 18th day of 0ctob next and all per
sops no have been naturaliZed and whose natural.
zaiion papers have matured, must present them.
selves Before the Board and have their names prop
eTly registered.
Persons who we're registered at the last registra.
ton and have not cl ADged their residence from one
Legislative district to another since, need NOT
appear before the board, by the terms of the
law above cited 1.-THE registration of voters for the
general election Of 1873 subject to such changes
ard corrections as are made necessary BY the pro-
visiens OF said act, in the cases above mentioned
Persons having knowledge of the death OF or re-
moyal from the district of any citizen req nestled
10 report the same TO the board.
~ There will be no registration in the several
Legislative districts, at the City Hall; but the
board will be in session at the Executive Building
on the day of election, during the hours such cleo
ton IL held. "to certify In when an error has
" '''e' A"' '0' 'AA' pV GEORGE 8. GIDEON,
Pm. DUBANT,
ROB'T A. GRIFFIN,
b. BOGER WATTS,
DAVID MESSER,
serfj Board of Registration
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HOUSEFUfNISHING ARTICLJ

Handsome Chromos, framed; large Landscape and
Flower Pieces; Square and Oval Picture Frames:
Looking Glasses; Corner Brackets; Side Brackets:
Cleck Brackets; Book Shelves; Paper Racks; Towel
Racks; Hat Racks; Book Slides; Music Stands &C .
ranging from 70 cents to 81.
Bohemian Glass Vases, Boguet Holders, spittoons,
Card Receivers, Cologne Sets, Parian Busts and
Vases, Match Safes Se. ranging from Is cents to 81
Six Clear Glass Gobiets for so cents
Six Steel Table Knives and six Forks for al
Plated Table Spoons. Tea Spoons, Forks, Bntter
Knives, Casters, Call Bells, Salt Cellars, &c.
Six Table Mats for 81.
Knife Boxes, nne Tea Trays. Bread Trsys, from
Is cents to 81.
Swiss Clocks at 81, warranted.
Albums, Work Boxes and Work Baskets, Rustic
Hanging Baskets, &c.
A SAVING OF FROM rs TO SO CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO YOU.
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M 90 d A n d COAL.

On hand large and well selected stock of
WOOD AND COAL,
to which invite the attention of consumers.
Hickory, Oak and Pine WOed, sawed aud split
Oak and Pine Kindlpgs, in bundles or by the cord.
STEPHENsON 4 BRO,
once, 1904 Pennsy " ania avenue;
.ep2O-A' Mill and Depot, eth street wharf
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DRY GOODS.

GREAT BARGINS IN
DRY GOODS
Bleached Cottons from &c. nm
Sheeting Cottons in "a, ga ana 10 4 from s-Isc nm
Androscoggin Bleached Cottons l6c.
Linen Towels, 81 per dozen and upwards.
Doylies 75c per dozen and upwards.
Table Linen from 45c. up.
Waterproof Cloths from 9Jc up.
Canton Flannels from l21sc up.
Ladies' Hose from loo. to fine BaibrigAns at Sc
Black Alpacas and Mohairs from zsc up to Al
Black Cashmere at clio and upwards.
becs & s. .nd = g. 81 Is 81 Co. sl7o, 81, saas.
Bed Spreads at 81 = and upw ards
Wooden Blankets, Shawls, Flannels, Dress Goods
&c, &c. at % per cent. less than former prices
Elegant one and two button Paris KID Gloves NJ
% and 75c. Call and examine.
BR0DHEAD CO.,
sepl3-tsa 1905 st., bet. lih and l3ih streets.
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rRTo THE VOTERS OF THE SECOND
LEGISLATIVE DISTRICT.

Inssnueh as o. s. B. Wall, ESQ failed to receive
majority OF the votes cast AZ the recent primary
election, am induced, At the solicitation of my
trends from different parts of the district, to
nonnee that am still candidate for election TO the
Lext House Of Delegates
ssp1o-H. CLEMENT A. PECK
n SAITESTIoN LIBERTY LODGE, No. 8,
SSs1,., M Q, P-On and after September 3alh, the
Ieeuisr meetings ~ill be held the New All, cor
ner OF an and East Capitol streets There will be
No SATURDAY night meetings from date
eeplgh G. 4. wIsE,C.
rFSoIlCk11h friend. and public are invited
10y TO attend the second QUARTERLY NIT
ING At Good Hope Church, on SUNDAY ssn,.n
Der 2lst, los3 Appoin;ments-le1s O'clock "a n
Rev. j. III. W. BuKLEN, y. s.; 81 d m Rsy'
DANIEL DKAPKR; Ia 0. M, Rev. John III 49,
sepl99' J. W. BROwsER, Pastor.
% IA tsI n,scou rAAnsIl
rneuts for taxes for the ending June Soh, iSl
For the convenience Of all, the Collectors once
will be kept open Zach day from a. m to $50 p. m
.spIsS, W. II. SLATER, Collector.
R~GEORGE W. KAUFMAN, yEstIes of "a
N Psaos, attends TO all kinds 81 Clam and LIE
esfbusiness southwest corner Of llth and q streen
northWest may1-ly
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WASHINGTON CITY:
The Financial situation To-day.
September 70, 1873.


have succumbed to the pressure, and among
them the Union Trust Company, the most dis
astrOus fall Of all, II is likely to pull down
many other FIRMS with IL in consequence of its
heavy operations. IL Is satisfactory to know,
however, that while the financial skies
in New York are thus black and
stormy eur own are clearing up, and
the assurance is felt on all sides that the worst
is over, so far as this city is concerned. There
has been no pressure, whatever, upon our banks
with the exception of two of the Savings banks
that have large number of small depositors of
a class liable to be affected by any panic, and
who, as these banks pay upon call, are quite
certain to spply'for their deposits at a mo-
ment's nstice. The run to-day upon these two
banks IL, however, much Stacker than yester-
day, and will probably die out IN a few hours.
The Savings banks and other banks here are
now fully fortified for any emergency.
Why can't the New York Sun show some con-
sistency in IT.. lies? 1t has been saying all
along that the District government Is hope
lessly in debt, living from hand to mouth. with
the tax collections and all other resources
bypothecated in advance. But now it says, per
its Washington correspondent, that "seversl
hundred thousand dollars OF the corporation
funds recently collected for taxes were on de-
post at the First National Band, besides about
500 eco lately drawn from the National Treas
ury By the Board of Works for improvements
around Government property" These shallow
fslsehoods are OF piece with the statements
Of the Su" throughout In regard to District
affairs. AS we have already stated, the District
loses nothing, or virtually nothing, by the sus-
pension Of the First National Bank, the amounts
deposited there on collections having been
checked out for current expenditures.
The Sun correspondent also sends the follow
ing malicious and laundering faIsehood:
" Ii is reported that the National Savings
Bank, of which Henry Willard, a member of
the Board OF Works, is president, decided to
suspend this evening, In accordance with a pTJ-
vision of its charter, allowing the directors to
suspend payment for thirty days IL in their dis
erection the Interests of the bank require It."
Mr.. Henry Willard Is not the president
of the National Savings Bank, and there
was no Suspension whatever in the case,
but simply the enforcement of the usual and
proper requirement with savings banks that de-
POsitOrs shatl give thirty days notice Of with
drswal- 1t is unnecessary to say in this commu-
nifty that no bank in the country Is better forti-
fed TO stand q run than the National Savings
Bank, and that the requirement of thirty
days notice OF withdrawal is no new thing
but provision of its charter, fully understood
by its depositors, and heretofore acted upon.
The Sun. Of the same issue that contains these
also states, editorially that Govern
or Shepherd ''is the principal proprietor and
manager of The STAR" The editor of the
San knows personally that this is an untruth.
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r%Y. NJ. @. A. CALCULATING LIBRARY
Wy Corner 9th and streets.
New Books constantly being received by this Lii
brsry, over 600 having been added within the past
year.
Terms-s5 per snnum; 81 per quarter.
FREE READING ROOMS for Ladies', and Gen.
temen. Daily Prayer Meeting l2:lo, 6 and .. N.
SABBATH SERVICES: Bible Study, p. m for
the masses, 3 p m. in Lincoln Hall. sapl7-tr
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE
LADIES AND GENTS FURNISHING GOODS
JUST RECEIVED:

Ladies Iron frame Hose, elastic and heavy for
Fall and Winter, pair for al. "
Gents super stout British alf Hose & pair for al
Ladies Merino Vests, ST. " va
Ladies Merino Pants, 81
Gents Merino Shirts and Drawers al each
Coed Merino Shirts, 81 cents
Ladies 10tuck Skirts, handsome Chemises, Draw.
Three superior quality Handk erchiefs for 81.
The well known A. d. Corset at ST. retails not less
Hands, me Scsrfs, 80 cents.
Leather and Velvet Belts at Is and 30 cents
Splendid quality Of Suspenders at co cents
SAVING OF FROM rs TO SO CENTS ON
THE DOLLAR GUARANTEED TO YOU.
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V'HIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the subecriber
L has obtained from the Supreme Court Of the Dis.
,aiet OF Columbia, holding Special Term, letters
EVERETT, late Of Washington county, d. O., de-
ceased All persons having claims Against the said
deceased are hereby warned to exhibit the same,
with the vouchers thereof. to the subscriber on or
before the 10th day of September next: they may
otherwise by law be excluded from all benefit of the
said estate. Given under hand. this 18th day Of
September, lG3.
sep2O-s st JANE H. EVERETT, Executrfx.
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% How sad To- !. to a .sd ESuns wife, mother
Of family, no requires all her physical strength
to full her house hold DUTIES and all her moral ca
pactes accept the responsibility which falls upon
her, to see her Frustrated, osing every day her
strength, feeling badly without being able to say
why but yet suffering enought be utterly misera-
blel This state Of weakness and debility is more
fatal to her than severe spell Of sickness, for in
that she will receive the proper care in the
other she will nger months after months not TIL nix
nature, exhausted gives out, and she is carried to
the grave, when little precaution in proper time
would have spared her life. To prevent strength
en-, TO cure, nothing compare with the LONG
LIFE BITTERS Of Dr., l.. @. BERTRAM. They
q safe and infallible remedy against malaria,
dyspepsia, costiyeness, bilieusness, headaches,
morning sickness, and complaints peculiar to
women. These bitters, which are sold by all drug
gists, are, in consequence of their virtue and
agreeable taste, the medicine par srcsllenee for
AhieA. u
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FOR SALE.

FUR SALE,
EoR sALE.Two span OF No. 1 MULES In.
= Quire at office of TOMPkINSk RUCKEL. No
@c4 Penna- avenue northwest. sepsl-sf-
EOR sALE-At PoPk's Stables, Sd street n
Old; stands fifteen hands high. IT. IA
tNok sALk-A new DUMP WAGON, suitable for
= hrick hauling; will sell st reasonable terms
west. sen9o Rrs
ONE 6k OCTAVE PIANO, in good order, will
" be sold very low: Apply to 1888 Columbia
sIeet, oetHeen L and Y stree :. sepls-a'
FOR SALE, CHEaP-Two nne HORSES, one
1 very fast trotter, , II ARNESs and Bog n
IL Wi sell SEPARATELY. Inquire At IN
Jupp Je~elry Store, il9 7th St, bet. DNA
aug sepls-3t'
FOR sALE.The STOCK AID PINrUREs of a
nShuCbkf and LIQUOR STORE. Apply al
wv " eois '01.He'el. sepE-4t
A QUARTER OF A SQUARE OF aRouSp
"A FOB SALE, having a frontage Of 2t6 feet Nv
adepih OF les feet, ouly square from the C,inn.
bis railway. Price Is cents foot: sI.o cash. hal
ace in one, two, three and four wears AT six nar
cent interest. Apply TO M. NJ. RoHRER 5Is
The New York herald. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1840-1920, 1873-09-11
MISS LYDIA THOMPSON
and
HEk NEW MANMOTH COMPANY.


HER NEW nAssn%ddru ooxpAxv
the most compete Buresque Organization in the world
THIS EVENING and SATURDAY MATINEE
WIN DO presented une new edition OF the great Oriental
SINBAD THE SAILOR
6INBAO THE SAILOR.
sINBAD THE SAILOR
with New Scenery by Messrs johnson 4 wilkins Cor
seous CSstulnes DESIGNED ny Miss Lydia Thompsen;
and the following powerful cast of characters
sINBAD THE SAILOR. go. Miss LYDIA THOMPSON
assuming various DISCUSSES, among others Introducing
her new novelty Of the Dancing Quakers in conjunc,
Az II Ektro founder Of the Dollar store Mr. Willie Edoun
sen another fast and rather loose Miss Tliy Earl
The had harper (his original character>. w b. Cah
kohinoor scumptfous parsonage. Miss Ada Beaumont
other characters By Misses Alice Xsherton Aasmst
Stuart, Alice Mansfield. Madelne santon Dora Temple
HITLER H. A. Cripps &c &c.
CORPS DE BALLET AND SUPERNUMERAR!Es
Prominent features OF the performance will be the re-
vival OF
NURSERY RHYMES
1rst time within three years., and the Introduction OIL
THE DANCING QUAKERS,
with the
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AMUsEMENTy.
ANIUSEMENTy.
NEW LYCEUM THEATRE,
late Fechfer's Fourteenth street and Sixth avenue

W. L. Manager
OPENING MONT. THURsDAf SEPTEMBER H.
s made sse % y o s soSa s
Thursday, ana on OF the money Mil DO refnnded
MI HxNsELL has the honor 20 announce the insgsn-
ration Of the TaR sor'
Really the most handsome theatre in New York.
Exquisite in form and splendid in decoraton"-
''surpasses anything ever attempted here before
zone Of the T9st beautiful places of amusement on tho
most stump as luxurious and elegant Telegram
without exception the most elegant theatre IN tho
Iasts ana ensrpriss displayed on all sides Mail
Mr. Mass Nv N the nee
Sinaness Sonadenss That the lnaasaTs the
ambition 70 show that the enterprise referred 70 de-
THURSDAY. %SD pDSISa THE WEEK. HALLrDAY's
stS sS si.sfs ESsa
ouasimodo' the Bell Ringer OF Sous Dame,
His original sharaster and arss Anericaj
Claude Fro0 ArcAdeacon of SoI Mr. PoaS ,..,.,
Captain Phobus' of the Kings Archsrs,, u.-~n",1-
Oh; first appearance in the United st sss D"'on
''"AA FLUID dis drst appearance; MI o'''"'
here
.''''i G Her nrsi sppearance in the 1nisd s{4!ss
Fieur dc LIS, her daughter. MISS Henderson
(Her trst appearance In the United States
der drst appearance in AmericaJ
Ninete waiting IN aid Miss Egerton
THE PLAY
ACT I-ScESE Public Garden In Paris SDanse dea
Folies" and "Carniyal of Pools" SCENE 2-Ciaude
Frollo's Cell ScxNE 3.-The Cour des Miracles. Chorus
n dc Justice.
2-Courtyard OF the Palais scKNE s.
"NOrRE DAME"
.'Miserere" and Grand Mediava Pageant The Cafho
dral Bcsieged.
OLD PARIS BY NIGHT.
The Death Struggle in the Tower OF Notre Dame
Box Once now open
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AMUsEMENTs.

nLYNPIC THEATRE THOMPSON TROUPE
" AN ENTIRE NEW Bill.
,oA BATTERY OF NOVELTIES
bOMBshELL or EXTRAORDINARY POWER
Tor the last week but one OF the engage ment Of
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

- 1t is necessary to be very precise 10 our
directions to the servants, miscalled help.
which come over from Ireland for our special
torment. Ordinary directions will not do !;
they are sure to be misunderstood. We have
suffered often aud do not find the case below
recorded at all exaggerated:
"Biddy." said lady. one evening, "we
must have some sausages for tea this evening /;
1 expect company"
"Yes, ma'am"
Tea time arrived, and with it che company /;
the table was spread, the tea was simmering,
but no saussges appeared.
,'fWhere are the sausagea, Biddy ~ the
lady inquired
'lAn sure they're in the .apo., ma'am =
Didn't you tell me we must have them. for
tar" -
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11
PERSONAL.

NOAH WALKER Il co,
The Celebrated Clothiers of Baltimore
Announce the introduction of plan OF ordering
CLOTHING AND UNDERWEAR BY
LETTER,
To which they call special attention. They will
send on application their i'm proved and accurate
RULES FOR SELF. LF.MEASUREMENT,
and full line of esmplee from their immense stock
Of Cloths. Cassiineres. Costings. Shirtinga, &C..
order their Clothing and Shirts diree: from them
with the certainty Of receiving garments of
The Very --latest Style
And Most Perfect FIT
ettainable. Goods ordered will be sent by Express
to any part of the country. As is we'll known
Southern States they have for Forty
three Years exceled in all departments ts of their
busine ess which is subsa tiaI guarantee as to the
character of the Goods they will send out. large
and we'll assorted stock of
READY-MADE CLOTHING
always on hand, together with a full line of
FURNISHING GOODS
including all the latest novelties in design, and
AT POPULAR PRICES
When Goods are sent per Express C. o. D., there
wili be no coll. ction charge amounts of 3 20 and
ovor. Rules Tor selt measurement, SAMPLES of
Goods aId Price List free application. The at :
tention OF the lratie ia invited to WHOLESALE te
Department, which is always kept up the highest
standard.
NOAH WALKER 4 CO.,
Manufacturers and Dealers in Mems and Boys
Clothing and Furnishing Goods either
ready made or made to order.
165 and i6I bsltimoye Street,
BALTIMORE, MD.
April 1. 1871.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

"A Utica boy who attempted to amputate
cats tail, found that the absence of the old
woman who owns the cat is necessary to the
perfect success of such an experiment. His
face looks as though Buffalo Bill had settled
an old grudge against him.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11

- Barnum wants to ge. nightmare to ex>
hibit at bis museum Let him eat mince>
pie. three sausages. dozen pickles, plate of
salid, and few pigs. feet at midnight, and
go at once to bed He will get one of the
animals in two hours or less.
Spirit of Jefferson. [volume] (Charles Town, Va. [W. Va.]) 1844-1948, 1873-11-11
istrange Scene ina Church.

A Chicago letter in the New York World
says:
San extraordinary scene occurred in CAL
vary Episcopal Church on Sunday last, which
has SO far escaped notice in the local press-,
Rev. j. F. Walker, the rector, was noticed
by the congregation to be in apparently ..ilI
health and to read service in the morning with
an unusual feebleness. When, however, ho
came to the sermon he broke down completely.
and in few startling sentences announced
the reason. He had not dined the day before,
he said, as he had no money wherewith to 60
marketing, and all that he had esten on Sat-
urday and Sunday was bread and butter and
tea. When he went home on Sunday he was
not sure that he should even find that. The
congregation rose and departed without any
further sermon. Calvary parish is not very
large or wealthy one, but, il is abundantly
able to support its incumbent. Mr.. Walker
is gentleman of ability, educstion, and zeal,
and his case will cause sensation when ID is
now made public.
1 may add that Mr. Walker had invitations
to more dinners on Sunday last than he could
have eaten in mouth; but his Pensioners
feel sore upon the subject, and think thst the
exposure was not seemly. Their neglect Is
probably owing to the fact that the rector has
a small private income of his own, which.
however, is fully taken up in the education
OF his children.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

SCHEDULE of Passeu ger Tr, in arrivins 2 and de-
~ parting at Harpcr's Ferry Station
TRAINS GOING EAST.
Columbus ESprsss via Vashington.... 5ls, A. M.
",nchester Ac'n sc =. -. 6.22, 81 IS
Passengers by thie ira in for Frederick
Junction and other poin ia on old track
change cara at Point of Rocks.
Fast Line via " ashiu gton ......... 10 Is, &c
Mail Train via Old Track to all points. 2.O5, p M
81. Louis Express via Washington... 6.l3, IS IS
TRAINS GOING WEST
st. Louis Express from Bait. via Wash .l20s. A. H.
Cincinnati
Mail Train old tr,k II 81 s.s sc
Winchester Aeon" {" 6. was'n, 7.45. P. M.
Fast Line 753,"
Trains Main Stem ms ke close connections at
Harper's Ferry with trains running on W r. & g.
Divislon to strssbusg and points farther South .
AtHagerstown Junction with trains Tor Ha4ers.
town, re.
Through Tickets to all prominent points " est.
Ticket Office open for all passenger trains, day
and night. Comfortable facilities for waiting pas.
ssngeFs. ALB WOOD A1ent
Harper's Ferry. June IT. 1878.