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Editors and Publishers Association
Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting of the EDITORS AMP PA "a d
IIsHERs' ASSOCIATION of Maine, VIII oe n ,,a a
AUCusTA on THURSDAY, Jan. 22d, 1874, at ocioci
p. M, and continue during the next day ana even
ing. .u, oons;a.re3 viz
The Franking Privilege, aud the relation OF lht
press to it, Hon. John E. Butler o. the blddeioro
Union. ,,oo Of Nows
The Postal Law relating to Exchanges OF news
papers and Magazines. Edwin sprague, Esq, u
the Rockland Free Press ~ .;-,,,,.,;ro
The Postal Law concerning Papers circulating
within the county where printed. A. ii. s. DAVIS o.
The Pre.payment of Postage on newspapers ano
magazines at the Office of delivery. ). "A. homah
ESQ, of the Maine Farmer. o.,,,,
of the Kennebec journal. ;; .
JOB Printing Rates-do they need revision
Brown Thurst0n. . ,..;,
The election of officers will occur at this meeting
On Friday evening the association, WITH then
ladies' will be the guests of Gov Dingley ana wire
ut the Augusta House. 80 81,
A full attendance is requested. The press OF the
State will please copy. \. L. SHAW ffes'
los WOOD. Sec'y.
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MAINE LEGISLATURE.
Senate.
MONDAY Jan. 10.


Senate met according to adjournment.
Prayer was offered by Rev. Mr.. French
of Augusta.
read and approved.
Papers from the House disposed of in con-
currence.
On motion Of Mr.. FOSTER of Oxford, the
Senate non concured with the House in adopt
ing amendments "B" and &c" to the report
of the Joint Select Committee on Temperance
On motion of Mr.. WHITMoRE of Hancock
Ordered That so much of an order in
structing the Committee on Fisheries to in
quire what amendment is necessary in chaps.
80 and 40 Of the revised statutes to further Sc
cure and protect birds, fish and fisheries, as
relates to birds be taken from the Committee
on Fisheries and referred to the Committee on
Agriculture.
A communication was received from His
Excellency the Governor, transmitting the
annual report Of the State Liquor Commits
sioner. K, !erred to the committee on Tenn
perance.
On motion Of Mr.. LornRop of Somerset,
Ordered, That the Committee on Fisheries
inquire into the expediency of repeating sec,
20 of chap 40 of the revised statutes also of
repeating section !, Of chapter 80, of the laws
of 1872, relating to Fish Commissioners.
On motion OF Mr.. FOSTER of Oxford,
Ordered, That five hundred additional
copies Of TIL Bank Commissioners report be
printed for the use of the Senate.
ON motion Of Mr.. LoTHRoP of Somerset,
Ordered, That the Governor be requested
to give the name of each officer and employee
of the State Prison and the Reform School,
the name of the Office or duty performed and
the amount paid to each for his services for
the years 1873 and 1868; also the sum total
paid to sucl officers and employees for each
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Special Nntirrs.
Use Keune'S Pain KILLING
MAGIC OIL.
1T Works like a Charm. F."

READER
Renne's Pain. Killing Magic Oil cures Ieadachel
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Toothachel
Renne's Pain-Killing Magic Oil cures Neuralgia
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Cholera Nor.
bus I
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Rheumatism !
Renne's Pain Killing Magic Oil cures LamenessI
Rennes Pain Killing Magic Oil cures Skin Diseases
Some folks seem to be proud of telling how lame
their shoulders are"-of my crick in the back"-or
81 have got the Sciatica"-and delight in Dragging
that nothing can cure mep'-but when we get
such lawful folks" to use Renne's Pain-Ktll-
Ing Magic Oil, faithfully; we not only cure their
lameness and charm away their pains, but We &C.
tually take all that kind OF brag out of them and
they frankly own up, and say, ut works like a
charm"
HS-Sod by all Druggists, Merchants and Grocers.
1t is put up in three sizes, and called Trial Size y
medium Size" and Large Family Size" bottles.
VIM. KENNE q SONS, Sole Proprietors and
Manufacturers, PITTSFIELD, MASS.
Sold by all Druggists in Augusta, W. +. Phillips
& Co., Portland, and Geo c. Goodwin 4. Co., Bos
ton, Central Agents. aprs-tlaw&weow-spn
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Woman Suffrage Mass Convention

The Maine Woman Suffrage Association WIN ;i nol 10
a Mas Convention at Granite Hall, in the city OF
Augusta, on Tuesday evening, Jan 27th and Wed e.,
nesday, day and evening, Jan 2sth Col T. wv. w,
abroad. will address the Convention. Prominent
gentlemen, of both polite II parties residing IN TINS
State have also consented to take part in lis deilD
erations. --,, .. ru
believing that the admission of women to fnli
citizenship would greatly promote the cause 81 y
public morality and good government ana tnat u u
wonId he an act of Justice due to the class that s
disfranchised on account of no crime or natural
disability we cordially invite all persons VINO sym,
pathize with our purposes, to meet with us ana
Consult rs to the means to be employed in securing
proper legislative action. ,,.
Per order of Erecttire Committee
Augusta Jan, IA, 1874.
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Premiums are received and Losses are paid in
cash only Policies are Issued payable at the death
of the Insured also payable at the end of certain
number of wears. Policies are also issued ON the
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TONTINE PLAN,

or upon the principle of accommodating profits for
definite periods, which was first introduced by this
Society, and has been recommended and endorsed
by eminent experts in Life Insurance, and by lead
ing business men. Forty-four per cent. has been
earned and accumulated ON the premiums paid on
its Tontne Life Policies, and forty per cent. on its
Toptine Endowment Policies, issued within the last
i've years.
The Directors of the Equitable Life Assurance
Society represent exclusively the interests of the
Policy.holders and in presenting the Society to no.
tce they feel that it has strong claims upon public
confidence, because of the strict and conservative
principles by which its various departments are
governed. In the assets and in the administration
of the Society, perfect security is given for the flu.
ture, which is of great importance to those depend
ing upon their insurance policies for the ultimate
support of their families.
No Life Insurance Company has such large an
nual transactions as the Equitable none is more
prompt and just in its dealings.
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S9,OOO,OOO.

The Lives Insured by the. Society are carefully
selected in different parts of North America and
Europe, furnishing, by this broad field Of opera
TONS an additional and exceptional safety TO the
Policy holders. The assurances are made only on
the Mutual Principle. The Surplus Premiums are
returned annually to the assured.
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STATE OF MAINE.

STATE OF MAINE.
IN House OF REPRESENTATIVE, !
January Il, 1874
ORDERED The Senate concurring. that an pe.l
tions for private legislation, except nose ior he
dress of wrongs and grievances, Wn,on Is ,be
fourth day of February, be referred to NE neM :,
Legislature; and that this order De pupns rorr ~
the Daily Kepnebec journal, Daily Eastern Argus,
Portland Press and Bangor Daily wing ana oo"r'
Ter, until that date. ..,..o
'@"" SD CHADBOURNE, Clerk
In SENATE, January IS, 1874.
Ysaa and amended by adding after "Whig and
Conrier. y the words land Lewiston Daily Journal,
and passed.
SeLt down for concurrence: ,, ...
SAMUEL w. LANE, Secretary.
In HOUSE OF REPRESENTATIVES,. (
January IA, 1874.
"eAu anu ST.. CHADBoURNE, CLERK.
A true copy. Attest: ,-r, ,..or,
tff SAMUEL W. LANE, Secretary.
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Notice to Members.

Prices OF Daily Kennebec Journal,
Single copy, cents; ten copies, cents each;
twenty five copies or more, cents EACH
Extra copies Of any issue of the Daily kennebec
journal may be obtained by giving orders therefor
to the Carrier, or at the Counting Room oil the
Journal office, the day previous.
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p&TO FAMILIES @
DECORATED
DINNER 4 Tea SETS.

The subscriber will offer until the lstof February
next his entire stock of Decorated Dinner and Tea
Sets at
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-22
DIE 10.

,COTTRINGER. At the Louise 1me, January
zlst, CORAELlA COTTRlNGER, daughter OF
q zrfslt Cu;tTtugsr, of Philadelphia.
tubtrsl VIII take place from the Home, NJ
o clock Friday afternoon.
HILL. On the 22i inst At In, FRANCIS
c, only sen Of Joseph A. ana Helen Hill, aged q
months.
FuGeral v IN take place from the Church Of the
Immaculate Conception At 10 a. m. to morrow Rel
stiNes and friends are respectfully invited 10 attend
hEABSEl. On January 2lSt, MARY M FOR
hksT, eldest child u DR.. Richard " aud So
heerney, aged y years and months, aud RranS-
s. Navy. -
The tuneral will take place from the residence Of
her grand Ia her, Geo. Calvert. esq $50 I street
sout beast, on Friday morning Esd inst Al CLOCK
Prince George = county and Annapolis, Nd, pa
pers please copy
LIPPHARD. JOHN LTPPHARD, infant son NJ
hdSlph aud MARY Lipphard, aged ~ months
Fdneral Will take place n ON the residence sf his
parents, @76 Union street between a, and Sin sfs
southwest, to morrow, Friday , at . .. m.
REESE. On the 10th inst. at Elmore. Ala .
LIZZIE, daughter of Ferdinand Butler. and he,
loved wife OF L. Reese.
Her remains will be renewed TO Andrew ]
joy ce's, No. 1l24 18th street northwest on Thur
day, Z2d inst, al O'Clock and the funeral will
take plsce 81 81 an, on Friday, aA inst from
the above residence Requiem mass at ST stepben =
Church at O'Clock IAlabama and NeS S,rIe.,.
papers piesse copy.l
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-22

NAMING CHILp.-Oue evening az the house
OF Dr. ArnOtt Us53', MIR. Rowland HUI gave
some curious traits OF the wretChed ignorance
of a population Of naiers Ia some central dis
uict Of England with which he was aCq usiuted.
\ clergyman eXerted himself &c effect an im-
prOyement, and took particular care 10 get their
children baptized. One day, having come -
baptlze newly born infant, whom he under
slOod % be Joy, be asked what name he
should give the child, The father was quite AZ
a loss, had no productions on the subject.
shall n be a Scripture name?" Assent
"Mell, what Scripture name" The man
agreed at the ministers suggestion, that BEN
lamin would do. As he was retiring after
wards, be heard great shouting. and turning
back, met the father who exclaimed "Sir ii
wunna dot maun be done sgain-the bailgl's
O tlsUtL'''
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I'M HEsUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT
OF COLuM HIA.

Holding SPECIAL Term, January 1874, 1874.
In the case OF MARY Jane Regsn, administrstrix
W. n. of ELLKN GUILD, deceased. the administra-
tix aforesaid has, with tho APPRECIATION of the
supreme Cont Of the District OF Columbia aforesaid
appointed TUESDAY, the 10th day OF February
l+, for the mail settlement and distribution of the
estate OF said deceased and Of the assets In
nahh, as Tar as the same have been collected and
turned INTO money; W ben and where all the credi-
Us ana heirs OF said Diseased notified attend
WIN their claims properly vSQched, or they may
tbeINlss by law be excluded from sil bene At In said
as,essec estate PT0rt led, copy Of this order be
pnolssttn once week for three weeks Ia the Eve
mug = ar ptey.ou. 70 the ssid day. Test;
JsniathA A. WEBSTER, Register Of Wills,
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NAsHINGTON, NoRE0LK, BOSTON AND
MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK. .

hereafter the nns Steamships Z. U. KNIGHT and
yOhh GIBSON will make regular week 1e6SS
Y ulPs between NEW YORK, ALEX kun
hNDElAl WA5HIN GTON snd szz4a16
HEOEGETONN,a s folOws:-Leave NEW YORK
from Pier 50 East river, every SATURDAY al 4
?. NJ leave GEORGETOWN every FRIDAY at =
n, and ALEXANDRIA the same day a. 2 m
TOT iul Information apply 70 z. P A. DENHAM,
agent, ONCE and wharf IS Water str2ot, George
Town, or st the corner Of nth stree. and New York
avenue. II w TfIOJpso ~
~ Fretgnts delivered by BnOx's Express Or
dors LEFT at General Once, sos PonnsyIssnia ave
soei 81 at the steamer wharf, will be promptly at
t~UNeu TO
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NEW EXPRESS LINK VIA CANAL,

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXsNDgIA, Va, WASH
lkGTOH AND GKORGETOWS, d q.
From Pier =, North WbsrySs, phil.
aG.lPh;s, " EDNESDAY and SAT. EsSaA
JEDAY, AZ IL IA EseSzl1<zszxIp
E-Gm 81 Water street q Orgetegn N n Tiles
DAf aud SATURDAY 81 10 a M
y l1 me connects {. PhiiaJelPhia with "Oyds'
ifor Line Of steamers for Providence, BgstIn anr
80 England ststel. 80 Wharfage IL Boston bF
Us nnea 49, HYDE Agent for D. Of u
WEI. r. CLYDE & co, Pu!iadelphia
A. Reid, Alexandris, Va
WALDO A. PEAECE, 81 Congress street, Bosrou
~ freights delivered by Knees Express OR.
ders len At General Once, 6O3 EounsyiYauis ave
me, or at the steamer wharf will be promptly at.
lsbuu0 TO- apt-tr
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/. STHMA Ann RRONcuIrIs .e.c,raur ;

4 STHMA AND BRONCHITIS efectually re-
leNed by the use of Datura Tatula, for 'iu a
most fearful attack Of asthma, Lord Dussany had
scarcely smoked the Datura raiula for more than
minute so, when the sym ptoms abated and in ten
minutes more be was relieved wonderfully. He told
me he had used it for years with the most perfect
success. Certainly the inhalation has the most
magical effect ever witnessed. Oh. J. Nc Vsdgh
IL have never known an instance IN which relief
not obtained. Zeal Alexander. Sold as to-
haecO, in tins cigar1 and cigar ties in boxes, aud
pastilles TOR inhalation in boxes by Savory and
Moore, I13 New Bond street, London; and all
Chemists, Druggists, and StOrekeepers throughout
the States and Canada, aue7-lsls,ly
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-22
M A KIEn

BARRY-JOFSSON. On the evening OF the 25.h
int. a. the house q the R-v. Father alter 10
SkTH I. BARRY, q Washington, ID. O., 10 Mis-.
ALBERTA JOHNSON, also II "a l. city
HARRIsON-MOORE. On the evening q Jan
aary ~ la4, AZ TIRE residence OF the b. ides par
euts, y the B-v. Dr. 4. Drinkhouse, OF the Nett
odist Protestant Church, Nm II HARRISON
anc Miss MAhl C., daughter Of Douglas s. n 5ore.
esq Of this city
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pRoPosALs FOB sUBsIsrENOx STOKES.

ODcs Post and Depot COInmiSSdry Of SEBuSteHcs,l
NAsHIhGIoN, ID o., January 3, 1874.
sehsd PrOpOsals 10 Duplicate will be received at
ttis Nee, until y M. on the second MONDAYS of
EtbrIsry, March, and pril, 1874, for the following
No: Flour, Germ Meal. Soap. Beans, Salt HON.
my becon, Break last Bacon, Smoked Beef.
tiOp, n sde known BY
JanS-t G. BELL, G.S, U.s.A.
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~ JOSEPH F.-KEJLET, Anctionge

IBUSTEE'S SALE OFNALUABLE IMPROVED
IhpPER1l. ON liTH STREE T. BETW EEE
TON.
g. BY virtue cf aided of trust, dated July 2al,
- A. ID, lsl3. duly recorded On biber ~ folio 43l
go seq. one Of the SLd rec rGs Of the District
OF Co'uml IA, and b direct On Of ia. parry cured
t1rT, by, VIII sell. 81 public Ructi ia f~ant o.;
tlr premises, On SATURDAY, January SIst, $50,
~ o'cloc6 m, all those certR'l pieces or par-
ceis Of or uud and premises known aud desc ibel
On the lend rec lrds as Lots sixty, 49, and sixty
three, g. in y y. haheg's subdivision OF lots
oe. a. two, a. three, -four tN ant twItv, 90
IA square numbered two hundred and forty, % in
the city # NasiIpgtop and District Of Columbia
The above lots, with valuable imrruy gme-ts there
or, will be sold subje to a prior iucuuhra;~a II
: 0G eac b, which is 10 run five years II N MAJ
L.. 49,
Terms made known On FAY e sale
THO. +. GATuHEIL Z. Trustee.
J1n2l -d&Cs JOS. r. kELLEY, Aucts
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Ties and SCarfs.

We HAVE JUST OPENED ANOTHER LARGE
STOCK OF
WHITE LAWN TIEs AND BOWS
WHITE SILK TIES AND BOWS
BLACK SILK TIES AND BOWS.
LAVENDER SILK TIES AND BOWS
FANCY SILK TIES AND BOWS,
FANCY SILK WINDSOR SOARFS.
PARTY SILK WINDSOR sCARFs.
BLACK ELK WINDSOR SCARFS.
PLAIN COLOR WINDSOR SCARFS
FANCY SILK "TECK" SCARFS
BLACK SILK "TECK" SCARFS.
PATTY SILK "TECK" SCARFS
PLAIN OULOR"TECK" sCARFS.
PLAIN COLOR CHANCELLOR sCARFB.
PARTY SILK CHAECELLOR SCARFS
BLACK SILK CHANCELLOR sCARFS
FANCY SILK CHANCELLOR sCARFs.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-22

rOHEN 3 LOAN OFEIOE, Corrsy Of ia Stysst
" aRd Nets York AreaE., entrance ON Kew <(1N
York avenue. The most private Loan Once lOX
In the city. Money loaned at the lowest rated u
Of interest on Gold aud Silver Watches, Diamonds,
oentieneas Oio;hias. Carpets and all art ,les
value, jank-ly
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AUCTION SALES.

3D. ID AastiSnssE' ana Rssl I.t.ts Brokers,
STAR once BsildInss -''1
HOUSEHOLD FURsTTUss, R,s,rx,uE
TABLES AND COUNTERS AT kUc rios
n ca SATURDAY M0RSTSG' gSna.ry m,
= tiJu rooms, We shsi sois our f' usasi .,i, o.
Hauseholi ard Kitchen Furniture.
jan22 g LHTINER a CLrARY. suc'..
~ LATIMEk CLE1B1.
ID AGotioneers and Real kstste Brokers,
S'0'N~' ' STAR once sf Binding shas AND i'h '''''
oNE BARREL OIL THREE CANS OF TUB
PESTINk At AUCTION.
III 41etos Rooms, We shall sell Tor T' Whom i
may concern the above goods in Original
Tern. cssh. LsTIMER CLEARLY,
JanS7T Auotionesrs
Rf GREEn a WILLIAMS, Auorioneers,
ID Northwest corner l0h and strests.
TRUSTEES sALE or HOUSEHOLD FUBSI-
"a By virtue Of deed OF trust dated the SDth
IN Lbsr fSS0 S Z s,o - 81 one a " ss
]" Iecords for the District Of O0lumbiN, and by
M0NpS Il TIE hsf ~ S sg ,hs5ssy sh4
lSi, Al House No. OILS Il street, between stE and
a m, al excellent assostasat of /, 5n.ib IA FaF.
piture, &c uams in PSrt:
Velvet, Brussels and Ingram Cgrp.,s
Lace CsTtAius and C'ruioe, Chamber Suites. Dot.
waTdro5es, BsS ssds. Bureaus .uI " ,shsts,ds.
uIee, sr'ias Mstirssses, Mirrors, Brackets aud
pirirr-Toen Table and Chairs,
Hgsk a CattHn-top n 4ttrSSsas.
Feather Pillows ara R1l>rsss,
sh'cts. Pillow Cases, 'UnteEpln's, Blankets, Com
Towels, Tsblcclotrs, Napkins,
Bedroom and other stoves,
CrOcsrry, Kitchen Utensils, &C.
Ard many other articles which insm uaaaras-
sar5 10 mention marked 10 scheoI ale.
tets N. 10 want ~ tnrnitur', Nc- .ul1 10 g ~
% attend the sac As il has beeu we'll Kept AMI ia
god cond zion
Terms cash.
IvoBY 2. KITPALL, Trustee.
Jau6-i GREEN WILLIAMS, Auots.
AZ THE ABOVE sALEIS POSTPONED uutn
TIL 6sphl, JAu ~, lSl, Al the same hour AID
By order Of toe TrH.tss .,,,
~ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
p'stpor Cd until III RsDAf, AuuaIy -, lS-t, A.
'nS ':1d hour '"5 GRsEs p fist Il IT
ID Resi Estate Broker and Auctloneer,
No. 12S 7th street, between q and n.
Auction sALEoF STALLS IN THE NORTH
STREET EAST AND II STREET NORTH.
VIII stl' on the premise, 81 public auction, on
m, the stalls aud Stands contained in the North.
eastern Market house 20 the highest bidders over
after further Will be charged for the use Of
said Stalls and Stands except said annual rental for
a term Of three years
The Governor and Market Commissioners will
designate the different sections in sad N Grke for
the sale Of M ats, produce aud such other articles
fl merchandise e. in then discretion, will BE- Reces-
sary.
Terms Of sale: One-thirl cash, and the remainder
pay able in two annual nstalments from date Of sal
win interest at the rate Of eight per cent per
nun. aud g. case q defsul. ia the payment uf any
inrtaiment, the Governor will sell, for cash, the
III or stand upon which said instsimeut due for
the remainder q the torn dep sit Of ~ will be
.guired upon each Stall OF Stand 81 time OF sale
Terms 20 b" complied with in 1--WE days.
ALEN X SHEPHERD, Governor.
Iarl2-d T. GOLDWELL, Salesman.
rI,hEGO g ETRETINO A. Ti---.o-
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A MAN entered one of the Lowell Mass
mills last week, aud asked one OF the overseer-
for employment, and, on being refused, took
on his hat and coat ana went 70 work. remark
ing shed loafed long enough" RemOmstrsnce
proved unavailing, and = police officer had 70
he nailed 10 remove hIm.
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I'm. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
GEn- s hOONTZ. A rur. n " rs hinrton
RALIIMORE & POToMA0 RATLROAi


AfeT cenber7th n, 1873, trains will run follows:
TEAMS LEAVE FOK TEAMS ARRIVE AT
b4LTIAORE. WASHINGTJN
II Balr a4d n m 8 4 3 q M, New York and
lsIly, eX. Monday. -steru Express, tss'iY
sDS a D., New york so a. IN, hccOmnOda-
ENpr5a5. daily, eI SUI. ugu- daily, eN. Sunday
uay - q a. IN. Exp, from Bal
60 = ~, daily Accom- umgre, daily ,ex- Sunday
EI1tatiuu. 10. - 8. IN, Fast Line
1 80 =. "a, Fas+ Line. from West and North,
" est i iIty, Sunday daily.
lis D m, New Yors 2.2D p. N Accommoda-
I'VE. daily ,eK Sunday uUn, daily ex Sunday.
s - baltimore t. press, 81 3 D. m, TX press,
daily ~ Sunday. daily, Sunday.
. so ! m Cincinnati and D 4 D m, AccOmmOda-
sOuth7ve5f daily ,eXCep. Won, except Sunday.
Sunday. 80 .. m, daily, from
$40 m Aocommoda- Baltimore, daily from
ton, DALI, Ell Sunday Ws-t and North.
y a. Z n, daily, New los .. m, Southern
lrk Night ENpr-ss. ENp daily, e1. sunday,
VS. p, m, PsCIhc e. II . Q. m, Nov York
press faily. EXP. daily, q. Sunday
Train leaving Washington a. -:3s a. m. and
3 so . IA Connect al Bowie with trains for MarI-
.ur0', Ieay ,nR VIE Al 10 q m. and $40 . m ,
arriving 81 Marlboro at 1I:lO d. m, and 800
.. IN
a,d $50 ,. q. connect a, OlsuEyu with trains for
Teams arriving 81 Washington at 1885 an
and 80 2 n Connect Bowie with trains Ieav-
ms Marlboro al $50 a. m, and $40 .. IN.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
avenue northwest cor her OH street and Pesnsylya-
MA ayenue, can have their baggage called TO and
checked hotels and residences to all points North
sLd West Through tickets 10 Cincinnati, Column
bIs, Indi annapolis, Louisville, s.. Louis, New Or
lars, Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and ali
points north. northwest, west, aud southwest
4 L. DUBARRY, General Supr
z y YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'r Agent. Watt
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q We are authorized by Messrs. James d
u. .m0ur q Sons 70 announce that ia cons b.
~ uuaL &c Of tie expiration II their lsasn upon
tine kutaw House, ara their having leased he
new JlucinuRli tel, Cir cignsfi, Ohio, that they
90 dispose e the entire furniture AID Efect- u
tie kUtaw bUuse At public auction through n.
csies - c mru"nce on MONDAY, February 9su,
~ al 10 Oclock 4. m, on the premises, AMI con
Timing each day thea CATER AZ the same hOur nut
everything u sold. FuN particulars IN future al
70 Ttist meIts. Catalogue ready DAYS previous
G. cay Of sale. TREGp & KIRKLAND,
Baltimore. cttb tnua-y. IS74 AgCiionesrs.
NM q a .ah =. 8
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LIVERY STABLES.

IIF Eh1 STABLES.
4 'UN0hEsS STABLES
eIH sIREET, BETWEEN AIDE
horses aad BuGRies for Hire, and fresh suppfy
u good Horses fOr sale every week
ocizly RICH ARD Want, Proprietor.
Is. OLC0TT son,
- BcAHDIAd, LIVERY and SALE STABLE9
street, between lSh and 18th northwest rear
ItEs EpiRnany Church Home; Fine Oarrisges OF
81 Aih1s, y orses and buggies, Phsetcus, 30, for
nifs; special attention paid TO the Of Board
luk ootse5. decls-ly
A ELLINGTON RTABLEs,-R Orbit 4.
n q STREET, BETWEEN l1TH AND IsrH
Carriages By day or night, and for weddings
eatues. dsC33 ~
A LLIs0N NAILOh, ~,
n LIVERY AND HfhlN9 STABLES,
STYLISH CARRIAGES and OOhCHaEN
decD-D 1875 4 street northwest.
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II andkerChIeS.

kAandkerChIeEs.
ou' stock OF Handkerchiefsis now complete, and
comprises
PLAIN HEMMKD LINEN HANDKER.
CHIEFS
HEh.sTITCgEDL LINEN HANDKEROHIEFs
FANCY BORDERKD LINEN HANDLER.
CHIEFS.
INITIAL LIGES HANDKERCHIEFS.
UHIEES.