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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE 8 POTOMAC RAILROAD.

IHPDT coRNER 9TH AND SIRE rs N. w
After prii I9sh Is74. trsius will rua as f,riaeG
IeA rs LfAFn kOEtTRAfNS ARRIVE ar
q. cAL IInOhE EASHINGTOy.
a., :. =. slmirs N all, 6;i3 .. M New 5rk TX
e:Vo .. m. Aoconmods c,5ss. m Aceommo att IN
9:s3 =. n Limited TX 1910 a Daily Fast
press 4 New York, Iius from West
10, Car IRAN. ana Phi sacipSis ex &
Buffalo and West daily :03 .. m Limifef tx
,ex sondas press from New York,
';aop - .lti~"re kx-i daily, ex. Sunday.
Pc osiy 81 Inday 900 D. m, Accommoda-
IA, rfIttsburgI ton, except Sunday.
Ginsi1as ss,' and s'uth- $50 p m, daily, from
s;S9 , an m for Phil.a.l- saadsy, from West and
Isrt Nigh i1Pyss: iSsres.., daily i o''''''n
si IS. p an m, Pacific TX
Trans Ieas ing W sshinrto. a, s.oS Z. m on Nom.
day, W dine sdsy aud Frid Az nd $40 n m dsilv
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains q
Pope Greek leaving Bowie at 10 m. and $40
,. NJ, arriving al Popes Creek al 1:ss and Z rs
Trains leaving Washington q, 500 q. m. aud
SEQ m. connect ct Odenton with tr aims for An
Trans arriving ct Washington At 1910 Q. IN.
and so >. N connect 81 Bowie with trains from
Pores Greek line.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket ONCE
northwest corner OF 18th street and Pennsylv anis
avenue, northwest Cos 9Th street and PsHnsylya.
nis avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels aud residences 20 ali points North
and West. Through tickets to Oincinnati, OoIum-
bus, InsiaDspos, l. 'uisyile, s.. Louis, New or.
leans, 0oicsgo, .shs, Ban Francisco, and Gil
z l.. DUBARRY, General supf.
II. D. YOUNG, Gent Psss'r Agent. ap23-tf
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
APRIL 18th, 1874
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EVENING STAR

IHr HABtT OF hanging mackerel ON . ,.a
near door 20 drip broke ap m.tch On -.
street We'd esdsy night The couple got homs
the house not 20 disturb tha foIss' see, %
down on the stoop 90 think. Durins 40. -.
cess she leaned her hesd in To- nev spring 81
against the house, and became absorbed In ths
se~Ts snd other Improvements, while he tender
~ eyec his eoots. About half hoar was sPsat
"a thls profitable occupation. when the younx
i,1 sn let something trickle down his mech.
a.. nv weep: Jalis," he softly murmared.
al, al al y, said she, surprised. he looked up,
Snd hs eye rested on IN ooEy substance bach a \
net hesd. whats thalOn the bach OF voar
s,,. be cried. She jumped up at this interrs-
ne Sscs os th ms sy placing her baud 90
OF an uupleAsanty favored slime WA a
shrek OF rage aud passion the tnf.ri.f..s -
t ~ We msckerel from the nail, and trsupleS
eenesth her feet, while she snstched OF her
hat and tore 10 in shreds with her ux,d enser.
he horror stricken young man moi koo.t..
what else 20 do, jumped the nrst fence spd a..
sPpesfed, shd hssnt been seen since By tAe
unfortunate gtrl.-Daaosrg Ne~s.
A BREACH op PRoxisK-A IAverpool Gotta,
broker has recently been cast In 900 das. 49,
Tor breach OF promise Of marriage. In q rather
UNPLEASANT Interview VITA the father OF tie
young lady he seems 20 have been subjected 10
\ rigorous examination a. % his reasons Tor
breaking the engagement lie had nothing %
allege aga, net the girls character or dispOsi-
ton. She had given no cause FOR jealousy. Ne
vas not entangled with anybody else. Bat
there was one grave objection Ia the match. IA
have discovered" said he, "thst she doe. not
take lively tntSrest In cricket" Certzlslv
tins was very unfortunate dissimIlsrtty OF
tastes, yet it does MOI seem e~senti Il % the
happiness OF married life that the too hearts
should beat as one even At the sight OF the ba G.
SrOquet OF course would be q different thing, bat
the strictly masculine games, like cricket AMI
draw poker, hardly demand the active co-One-
ration Of wife.
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1914 GREAT IO11
IoI4PENNsYLVANfA ROUTE 1874
yoRT9wrsr to THE sor-uyr

l074prsssSLSxkAsSAiAA Hourrl874
SOUTHWEST. soG G2 TH AND SOUTHWEST.
Washington, s:ss a. m. Baltimore. s:2s q. m.
!: =: 80 s:n m. . - !s ; ;. M M
rnr eir s;ss R;P; Ills ;. N.
9Th elegant Scenery, Pal soc ststs-rocI Day and
o. Two hundred miles saved t. western and Central
The ll;io a. N. daily. except Sunday. Southwest,
sne est .o s.S Noftss ed Sso daily, Cincinnati
.h5Gqsn from %asHfs6fNSEst rs BUFFALO,
Tieksts this route can be procured al the ONCE.
1orAer Of 18Th str set and Peunsy Lila avenue, and
SatiOLsl Hotel, where reliable iniormstion viii be
given at all times.
IN Pssse Gan sI Ssn
S. Louis sud Buffalo.
ID T0Usa General f h.i;i%Sa. Agent s
A LExANDRIA & WASHINGTON K.
ALEXANDRIA q OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES RIB.
CoRSRR or AND SIXTH STRKRTs.
40, II an, 3, a. 8, s, p. m; 8
:, N; and p m daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive as follows
Peg, I:SS, s;33. s;3S, 1888. 1888 q. m,
.:D.,. and $50 p. m. from ilsYaniria daily, ali
other trains daily except Sunday.
ws.hngton and oSio r snqs connect with trains on
QuAETIOO Accommodation leaves Washington
GTTTssfy snS
caves " ashingtoB 81 p. m. daily except sunday
Through tickets to al, points South and Southwest
or sale at Onces corner 18th street and Pennsylva-
liz avenue, and corner oh street and Pennsylvanis
avenue where passens gers leave orders for bag
:ase u De eneeked 81 oil hotels and residences
4. j. YOUNG, CENT Passenger Agent. iys4a
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iIY JOsEPH KKLLY, Auetionesr.

~ JOSEPH +. kkLLf, Auetioneer.
FOR SALE ATAUCrIoN-yALUA UEIu-
PROVED PROPERTY IN THG SOUTHEAST
Ekk SECTIJN OF Tx CITY.
- On SATURDAY, the 9Th day Of May, 1874,
3 commencing at $50 O'Clock , m, viii sell
- in front of the PREMISES, ct public auction, to
the brightest bidder. original Lots numbered s, g.,
7, g. II, Is, - aud 80, In square No. SO Tnis prop
ety Is located in rapiily impr wing section OF the
cty being between aud and 18th ana l3th streets
southeast The los are on the grade. ana will be
sold fronts Of feet each, with privilege Of whole
lot
Terms: One fourth cash; balance in one, two and
three years deferred notes a. Per cent ann1m.
secured by deed Of trust on the property sold. "
deposit required each sale 90 soon ss struck on.
For further particulars apply TO- 49,.
fHEO. b. GATCHEL, Agent,
corner nth cod streets northwest.
ax9N IRspublican 81
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Palmer's Patent
DOUBLE-Y YOKE SHIRTS.
SPECIAL ORDER DEPARTMENT.
This Department Is on the second floor and
well stocked with a splendid line of PLAIN and
FANCY sHIRTINGs. We are prepared to make
special order for the DOgBLEYoKE SHIFTS at
the following prices:
SIX SHIRTS FOR eI5 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOE SIS 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR saI 90.
SIX SHIRTS FOR sei 90.
EXTRA CHARGE FOR COLLARS on SHIRTS.
The success attending III. manufacture of this
SHIRT during the pdst too years has prover beyond
doubt, that IL IS the most comfortable and perfect
fitting one made IA any section Of the toorld. The
thousands Of original aHd duplicate orders received
for these Celebrated Shirts fully confirm the asssr-
ton.
GiUe them a trial, and be convinced for your
setres' we are nOU ne only 0ICr1ers and author
ICED manufacturer Of p sLNER'S PATENT
DOUBLE-YOKE SACQCE SHIRT for the Dis
triet f Columbia. All other persons attempting 20
manufacture them are iIfTIsgers, and tie public
are cautioned against ordering or purchasing them
g any other parties.
GENTLEMEN'S LAUNDRY.
Having established q frst-class Laun Try in con-
uectIou with our shirt Mandatory, We are pre-.
pared TO laundry genlemen's wear at the following
priCes
embroidered Bosom Shirts cents
II Ce1ts
Sshi III, ts--------- cents
So
LIhen OuHz, per p1lT. cents
--..--..- cents
Orders called fer and delivered free OF charge
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
ment,
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY &TAYLOR,
sp-S 623 PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE.
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NEW PUBLICATIONS.

WE oFFER DUB
STOCK OF CHROHOS,
NOTICES AND OIL PAINTINGS
DISCOUNT OF
TWENTY-FIVE PER GENT,
IN order to dispose Of those hand, that we NAV
lay In a new lot Of the same character. Those now
on hand comprise some very beautiful landscape,
figure and fruit pieces and home aud Su day school
notices The prices range from 60 cents to rs for
tbs Chromoss with some veTy handsome Oil Paint
iDgs from S2U to Sl0o, sI OF which we allow the
discount Cf Is per cent. We have also q few low.
priced bat good Epgrsyings snd Frames, which we
iPclude In the above Csr. This an excellent n
portunity to obtain good Pictures at wholesale
prices.
ALL THE NEW BOOKS
received as soon a. published. Novelties in STA.
TiOh1Rf a. we'll IS a cnmp iete sssortmsnt If ine
sbd staple Stationery. PrigtinR, Binding, Ltth)-
graphing and Engraving executed expeditiously.
WARREN CHOATE q CO.,
BOOKSELLERS AND STLTIONERS,
VERNON Row,
narl4-tr Corner Penna. ave. and lOth street.
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AUCTION SALES.

= ASeN AkAk~klos
Br wh- 7; WALL a co, suctioneer,
Louisiana avenue. betwesn VI aud lssh streets
of E.I PaIs , az IxrkA EIss YOUNG sut.s
s me 81. ssH ~: y si 'i %,s. %: M
a. n ~; 4s sOli On's fi + VA VAL. 4
IN tATinsk /. 9tsAsi,
star Once Building
HOUSEHOLD IgsNlTvEI; FIFTY ROLLS
en- sATsspa SYe M hS ri aog MI o., 80,
eoulneLcipg 81 10 O'Clock, in front of our sales
r; ms ne sssli cell general assortment Of house
mas7it LArINER CLKARY, Auc.s
RY VIM. I. Wall 4 90. Aacli5TsrTs,
Louisiana avenue, between pa and leth streets
SfssH S"cO'fssrssESR aTS S 81 eat, 3
on SATURDAY MORNING. Ma. O
TN , siiI o.. 81 loh o'clock at the B.z.r' We
a" one pair Of upe Brown MuIe.. warrant.
81 :. as9 and gentle " ali hIrne.s " '' -''
-, The above pair Of Mules well knOws in this
Sale peremptory, b, order q
MIA Vi 4 S ssPHI ! Ca 3. A. GO.
~ GREEN a WILLIAMS, AnCusneers,
W No. 1901 northwest corner 10Th and ID sts.
VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON MERIDIAN
On wg hsts At ,Ag &c
LSt No Il Blsea nv No S is IN On H tSf Prf ETss.
less. Thi. lot i. bea ItifaI build nE Size
Terms: One-ihird cash; balance in 6 sni u
,ccured by a deed Of trust GU the premises All
convey ancibs 81 the cost Of the purch ,ser. sl0j
the Iigh. 81 bidder ="
ms,7 iEsPi GRKhN WILLIAMS, .1e,s
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III LATlMEE OLEARY,
- Auctioneers AMI Real Ks.atS Broker,
Southeast corner Fenasyls Ania sEease aud uth q.
Star Orc Building.
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PROPOSALS.

DROPOSALs FOB OUNORETE sTUNE, RUB.
BILE STONE. UBMkNr AND SAND FOH
III UNITED STATS COUKT HDUSE A Sd
FOST-OfFlSE AT PHILADELPHIA, Pa
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10y DUNOANSON BROS,
H AuctiUneeTs aud Commission Merch ants,
Southeast corner of 9th ard ID streets northw est.
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Orders called fer and delivered free OF charge
Terms: Cash on delivery, unless by special agree
ment.
LOCKWOOD, HUFTY &TAYL0R,
sp.s 623 PENNsYLvANIAA AVENUE.
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ElY LATIMER h OLEhRY,
ID Real Estate Brokers and Auctiouoers,
Southwest corner Pcuna. avenue aud llth street,
Star Once Building.
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MERCHANT TAHORS.

u b. SMITH,
Il MERCHANT TAILOR.
sis STREET, OPPOSITE PATENT OFFICE,
apiI-B Washington, ID. q.
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NEW BOOKS,
RECEIVED AID FOB sALEAT
sHILLINGTON'S BOOKSTORE,
Corner "a Street and Pennsylvania Ava.
Phineas Bedux. A Novel. b. Anthony TrolIope
Lostle Daring. b the author OF Olive Blake's
ship Akoy. A Yarn In Thirty-six Gable Lev gth,
Pet, or Pastimes and Penalties. By Rey. II B.
Life Of Edwin Forrest with "reminiscences and Par
sonsl RecOllectiODs. By James Rees
TIE Dethroned Heirtss. B. Eliza Dupuy.
LaIsley Manor. By Mrs Newly.
The NotAeTel Affair. By J n. DeFOrest.
The CoBsery alton OF Energy. b. Balfour Stewart.
The New Chemistry. By Josiah p Cooke.
zeidss fortune. By the author Of Earl's Deus.
ALL TIE AAGAZINEsAN AND FASHION BOOKS
FOB MARCH.
PLAYING CARDs, BLANK BOOKS. PASS
BOOKS, AND EVERYTHING Is TEE STA.
TIOAEBI LINE. for sale al
ftbG-tr sHILLINGTONs BOOKSTORE
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OY DUeCASSON Bros,
ID Auciionsers and Commission Merchants,
Southeast corner 9Th AMI ID streets northwest.
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NT LATIMER d Oh sAkr,
ID Auctioneers and = sal Dstats Brokers'
Southwest corner ennsy Ania ave- and lth street
Star once BuildinGI.
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Wilmington; Columbia and Aug RR
GENERAL PASSENGER DEPART

COLUMBIA, b. ", May ID 1S7A; r.r.
4sl R8 auil5S viii i1'loSing be- opsssted senei
on and after this date: y. ~
GOING NORTH. TRAIN no 2 TRAIN NO i
Leave Columbia. ....-.. + 90 q m "a, 8.45 D nj
florence. IL 25 p m 2.10 III
Arrlyo Wilmington. tbs p m *7.15 M
uoISG SOUTH TRAIN no I TRAIN NO
Leave Wilmington!.:.. 500 ann IS. 1O'p M
Florence. :.-..i.. 400 p M 1.37 D m
Arrive Colunbia. ~. 9,t5 p M 400 a,m
Train No. 2, from Columbia, is an accom-
modation to Florence, and there connects
closely with N. Z I. Il. r., and at Wilmington
with W. q ". B. i. TO all points North. Ia-
Train No from Columbia is fast Ex-
press. making through conn eetions, allrail,
North and South, and water line 'connec.
tons uid Portsmouth,. "'.i 80
Train No. !. from Wilmington, connects
closely at Florence with N :. E. Z. Z. for
Charleston, and is an accommodation train
thence to Columbia. '7'
Train No. 3, from Wilmington, is fast
Express, connecting closely from and to all
points North and South. Through ticketar
sold and baggage checked to all principal
points. pulfm an palace sleepers Oh hight
trains. rBreakfast!4 tDinner. +Suppef. e
Accom- mediation Train Nb. q leaves Coz
!nmbia daily, Sundays excepted. Express
Train No. leayea Columbia every night.
JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A. POPE, Gen! PaeHene ger An d Ticket rent
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MAIL 8 ARRANaiiE:MhaisSTs.. orthern
mail opens e.8o'A.i M.,s8 PM; ;olosss
liza. M.,,6 PM, Charleston opens 8
A. H., $50 r. ~. elosessrA;M.. eP.
NJ. Western, opens ga. NJ, L p.
NJ; closes g; 1880 P. III. Greenville
opens 8. .45 P. NJ; oloses 6 A. NJ. Viii.
mingson opens !; 4sRFr1M;; F. r.; closes 1880
A. NJ. Il On Sunday open from q. 80 to
s.ao::PA 70 sg' t:uz5: K + .,, 1.'-'si, .sula .l,,
Philgde1phia Prsss: .iAt Tie begin!
ming of.the ye,- 1873, we had 134, TAO
buildings Of, Il tin6s. OF these 1914, :
302 we're dwelling honses, occupied by
families. They exceed the following
cities by the following numbers: New
York. by over 10000; Brooklyn, By
over 70, ,000; ;Shl Louis, by over 81, 600;
Baltimoreu by over SO, 600; Chicago,
by over 1000; Boston,, by over "a,
600; Cincinnati, by over $4,000. This
city has population CT near 300, 900,
and tley,live in an area Of 100 square
The peculiar practices OF free and
independent, voters have been mani
tested in theiittle island of Corfu, in
the Grecian Archipelago. There was
an election there on Saturday, and the
aforesaid citizans prepared for it by O
general riot; in which some thirty of
them were perforated with bullets and
punctured by bayopets.
A HqAMu. London special says:
"United States Minister Scbenck laid
the cornerstone of Lincoln Tower,
South LONDON, yesterday. It is to be
erected III ac5@memoration of ,he
emancipation of the negroes"
Two women in Jersey City had a
desperate fight, few night ago, when
one Of them seized the hand of the
other with her teeth so savagely, that
it required the exertions of three men
to pry open her jaws.
A MONSTER AhL1aAToR. live alli-
gator, Weighing $50 pounds, and fully
nine and-a.half feet in length, was re-.
shipped to the kodloeioal Garden at
Fairmount Park, Philadelphia.
Two men, ,thamed Joseph Clark and
Daniel Lewis. had o, difficulty in Troy.
N. Y, receatly,, When Clark had lis
thumb severely bitten by Lewis, from
the effects OF which he is not expected
% The rE1hs'aeshH nsTssE st7Is% e. ;sn: is called
Ia Danphine. 1The. arrangement is
exceedingly graceful and becoming,
depending from the buck of the head
down the neck, and fitting it closely.
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fieGnlont AIRLINE :!ai!way.

c,;s r.. .H.. CONDEASEU TIM!.
ga, = = !: .i.fs.-rtsG AL il. A.,cAr.ui..
Da"ti.t, ;ir;4E.:sd aud ,}aryi:ie j.. W., \
&. b!\Isi.!, aliu .sOiih y tsl ell.S e.. j; "
=. ENLEls NL.ri aANI -.
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, .TLH' j'E'A 7iEhA,, YD H'Iy: / Cir is
Gugrumltcu 10 me II Epe'y Tee
(OnSAtSRice' h'u,nJ.rs.
LIST or GIFTS.

5000 Cash a1'a,agsrgsanS s;.5", 900
Whole Tickets. SO; Half Tickct. -:
Quarter Tickets. 81 80; ii Whole Tickets nr
~ Hall Tickets for 500. No disc 3unt on
lcsS amount. iJy '..T"
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Drs. Greene. Lin4Ie4:& Bentley's
Great FamilTMedicines.

COMPOUHNa BXTRACT .COIaYDA-
~ LIS, the q eat vegetable Alternative for
all diseases ARISING from impure blood.
DIR. GREENE's FIT CURE, for the
cure OF Epilepsy. Fits, Spasms, and couvuI-
sions of all kinds.
nIedieated IIonE3, 3,EG coughs, cclas,
bronchitls, Group, and all diseases OF the
lungs and air p44yyssages.
Neuraigin speciHc,a certain and speedy
cure for Neuralgia, rheumatism, clvuus
Hcad-acAe, and all nervous rains.
Wabash Valley h.eue Cure. Contains
no t9ninlnc. most positive remedy Tor
Ghllls, Hilious FereYi'fpi Cougcs.ionn Of
LIVER anu Spleen" ActsliAc a charm
Prepared at the laboratory, Charlotte,
NJ For saie by-h W. q. FISHER. !
NOV W III CNiunlhiu s. Q
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NO .INiI FIUUdL BENEF'ITS.

This Concert is strictly for MASONIC
purposes, nnd will be conducted with the
aarlc libcraiity, honesty aud fnirncss shicl.
characterized the first enterprise.
John l.. NOrEE. President.
For Tickets and Circulars giving fu., ~,
formation, address 4. iH..t|.
I HENliHf. M0CGE, Secretary
Masonic Relief hs.ociation Norfolk, Va
!Junc 80 t26
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Montgomery Wits Sulphur Springs
A MNCS Tits fAkkous Watering
Place will ba'6pensd fot ,the,
re- sl1 reception Of visitors onl the
1,1sT JUNE. yTha Rnildlngs
have BEEN 1hkttteh and furnished inc the
most elegant ,modafn style. and there is
every applianhe for the comfort. convent
ence and amgsement Of our. Guests, snch
~ G1presss id1ctst, Post and ITelse raph
OMces, &o.. DO, Musio by, the NavaliAca-
depy Hand from Annapolis. Nd. 80.
|, Visitors leave the A.. NJ. d. o. Railro ad atl
Big Tunnel, and thence by branch roal Il
miles to the Springs. Address AA' ]
iiI, .HiOOLHOUN d OOWAN, :
MsF ~ EMO ~ fti Prnprietora
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l. ., 3and 4Shcct Posters Hand bill:
Programme, Circulars, Pamphlets,
Bills OF Ear, Briefs. Letter leads.
Dodgrr:. ''ili Heads. Checks,
Horse Bills, Receipts, Labols,
- Railroad Blanks, j.cgA, Blanks,
. Tnga. Cares al! kinds and sizes
Wedding. Visiting, business, Show.
JULIAN y. SELBY. Proprietor
PIdiNIX and GnEANEn Establishment.
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Change at ,Hchednle>.

SorTh CA"oLINA KAna0Ar rCcMP.>y.y
Il t"LussHiA'f F. c. Catbtaerr lp. 1873. u
Asf Ns A ss spt1i estGS. e I'LL seh.arls
MI" at,rr sunday t9shfnetaht:
- Mhrf.ASD DPAS3IS,.fp iRArf! -
IL - .Cu.,i@,bia rh. ....-M ...lS.3oar,
RI Il L4atl,,stvh q; ,N.n,. ~. 4 .2I I'm
.'r,. @ ';'@Es.'' y; ,i-r1,.r a4! pm
: i!i' IL HiH:n5.: ...:...,:. &C III;
"i-';.. WINES tHHIo!I" .Tr Acco..MonA-
rlon nE.iH, Sn,,dn .-tInIec, ted.
!'easGi:ni, e:... Y. III y r'l Arriva so M
i.riv: TaAnl ,:>n i.lG u n. leave. &c. m
t"n!!c;; r&ia. iM.s y, A1ay. " u..Gcs lay
and saturday. .j',nwp
av"' ".urr;t At. ~. ~ ..L: I.5Opm
Ari.rns - HamGin.at.. .L...,. ..'J' i.3:, i'm
=" at... G.5U M
-. y. P5rK!%s. Gtrtia'"riei Agr..:
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, 'UsA,'R.,
:. QPGHAIE
,ArSiyeLeeys
The Short Line Sohedule.

The Short Line Sohedule. -,.l
CHARLOTTE, COLUMBIA d AuaUsTARI ROO:
tCoLuMBIA, 3. c., June %, ,1S74.,i
k% 60 aas s,neae TIE s.haSXSio stShli9Xine .,; ,ras;
operated on and aftor this date:i 10 ,lfTI
aoISa noRTH Train No2 Train Noe
Granitsvilie. 1918 am am . Sill ii M
Col'bia Junct'n 1920 a N f9.c5pfa'
Arrive Columbia. .12 80 m i917 pm
Leave Colnmbia..... 12.42 M .,a No.
Wtnnsboro.. 2.40 p ~. !,uu,9c. :,
Chester. $3.50. IL 20 o M
Arrive Charlotte.. f645 b IN '''s''' "a
No. 3 Train makes cIose confettoti 1;fh
Charlotte. and Richmond, 70 all .pointst
North, arriving at .NeR York 6.C5 A! M. CT
NO.. Train makes close connection, pi4y
Wilmington and Kiohmopd to all points.
North, arriving at'New York 81, 5.i5 p. M
L'noIKa SOUTH Drain MOL Train Eoi8
Leave Charlotte...... T00Am ~ n5V pIc
Chester. 9.58 e n ',a;.
WlnnsporO.. IL. 43 m
Arrfve Columbus. 203 p m
Leave Oolumbia... -. 2.18 p m c8.40 d m
i! Ooi'bia Jnnct'n t2 .48 p m A a. Is q m 1
~. Graniteville ..t7.15 y m ~ "a M
sBreakfast. tDinner. tsupper.
South bound Trains connecfat Augusta
ior All points South and West.. Through
tiek ets sold and baggage checkedto prinei-,
PEI points. ~ Sleeping cara op all Night
trains. JAS. ANDERSON, General Sup.
A.PoPH. Gen. Passenger and Ticket Agent
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