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The Jackson standard. [volume] (Jackson C.H., Ohio) 1847-1888, 1874-10-22
C. GRAHAM'S
NEW STOVE & TIN STORE.

keep on hand large assortment of all the
best and most thoroughly tested stoves in
Southern Ohio, among which is the
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COLUMBUS AND HOOKING VALLEY
r. A ILL A d
SHORT LINE TO LAKES & NORTHWEST.
TIME TABLE.
TIME TABLE.

Direct connections made at Lancaster for
Sircleville, GAINESVILLE, and all points on the
Cincinnati Muskingum Valley Railway-and
at Columbus for all points East and West. No
change of cars from Columbus to Philadelphia,
New York, indianapolis, and Chicago.
NJ. NJ. GREENE, Vice President.
w. A. Mills General Wicket AGENT
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AGENTS WANTED
The MASON & HAMLN

ORGAN co.
winners of THREE HIGP tsST MEDALS and
DiPLOMA of Hop.,r, at vienna. '73, ana
= FAHSs, ~ %, moeo offer the b EST CABINET OR
MItAINc M tIe tfte world, including styles with
recent I'D, lp,1rovements, not only exclusively for
- formerly, but also on NEW PLA ms OF
- .ASV PAWN ENTS. the most favorable ever
offered. Organs RENTED with PRIVILEGE
of PURCHASE, to almost any part of the
country. First payment $3.50 or upwards. H.
Illustrated Catalogues and Circulars, with full
particulars, sent free on request.
Address MASON & HAMLIN ORGAN CO.,
Boston, New York or Chicago.
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TRAINS GOING SOUTH.

Stations marked thus ~ are flag stations, and
trains viii stop when signaled to do
w. w. PEABODY, Master TTansp.
W. G. EVANS, Agent at Jackson.
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The Indispensable Family Medicine.
Always SnEe-oIXvays Reliable.
II b-aN Wounds, Bruises. Contu-
sGcEaS. ~ Giz:S. etc.
II .r.e 1. Moss Bleed, -jp1t.;ng. of
Rsoea. E!eed3nG lungs, Bleeding
Sssnts, Vomiting az Blood. etc.
b : t}as Knsasltssfe cure L0c Piles.
l. Is Sl.e o5.I, 2e1re FER t-7rivo~r Veins.
The TeIncS$ IL, saC tIsacE.e and Neu-
raiSis.
TIE cnre for Ethe,suaaEic Pains, lame
ness, SoreneSs an0 t5tifTT-ess.--
For Gravel, strangEESE and Kidney
Disease
I7oa Burns, .sCa1at and .sanssurns.-
E'I.a D:aTI hFG, eId IhrODic ssiaHEIlea.-
Eoa CasarT1 anG EEsscs' ESs E5Echargess-
I'ol Ulcers, Sores. BSGis ftbO COr1RG.-
Fra PSxr6Tia 3inI'S and S'l.O 1inGs.-
4. FUs9Vs 2Ltit - 'fos ssilb VingsS cES;.
IL has been iIl lGse Thirty years.
ECa external AM ;1stezI1ME use.
Price = eS-oz. battles, SO ctsrs piEats,
SG.RG qRarSs, SI.s5s
Address HUMPHREYS
It. MEOpATETC EEDICINE co,
Office s..d Depot, No. 56S BROADWAY, NEw Yong
E02 shLE BY ALL pRUGGTgTS
w. F. HALE, Ag't.
Grafton Block, Broadway ST., Jackson, O
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HAVE YOU TRIED
j U r. u B e B a.
ARE YOU
Weak, Nervous or Debili tated


Are you so Languid that any exertion require,
more of an effort than you feel capable of max
ing7
Then try JURUBEBA, the wonderful tonic
and invigorator, which acts benefcially on
the secretive organs as to impart vigor TO all
1t is no alcoholic appetizer which stimulates
for short time, only to let the sufferer fall to
lower depth of misery, but it is vegetable
tonic acting directly on the liver and spleen.
Tt regulates the Bowels, quiets the nerves,
and gives such a healthy tone to the whole
system as to soon make the invalid feel like a
Its operation is not violent, but is charac-
terized by great gentleness; the patient expert
ences no sudden change, no marked results,
but gradually his troubles
"Fold their tents, like the Arabs,
And silently steal away"
This is no new and untried discovery, but
results and is pronounced bv the highest med
ical authorities, 'the most powerful tonic and
Ask your druggist for it.
For sale by FULLER d FULLER, Chicago, III.
CHERIFF's SALE OF REAL ESTATE.
Thomas P, Sutherland on >, order ., Sale
William c. Mccoy ct al. - '- ''t'-e
State Of Ohio, Jackson county, S.:
Court of Common Pleas.
Notice is hereby given that in pursuance of
an order of sale issued out of said Court, on the
22d day of September, A. D. 1874, and 20 me di-
rected as Sheriff and Special Master Commits
sioner in said cause, will offer for sale at the
door of The Court House in jackson, in said
county, on
Saturday. October cath, A. ID. 1874,
at one O'Clock P. NJ. of said day, the following
described real estate, situated in the county of
jackson and State of Ohio, to-wit:
The east-haIf of the northeast quarter of Sec
tion eleven QD, township five (5) of range nine
teen (l9l, containing 81 acres more or less.
Appraised at 81 200.
Terms of sale, cash on day of sale.
To be sold as the property of William c. Nc
Coy ct al. 10 satisfy n Judgment and decree in
favor of Thomas p. Sutherland
Given under my hand this 22d day of Septem-
ber, A. d. 1874. r. w. HUBRARD
sheriff and Spe cial Master Commissioner
]. w. LAIRD, Att'y for plaintiff.
S-pt. "a. IS74-w5
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ROsDs, CERTIFICATES,
PAID sKwEk 1ssKAsMEars.

The attention OF property owners having paid
Seper.l Sewerage Assessment Bills il respectfully
called to the foiiovfps f.cts
By the new law q Congress they can he rsf ae-rsd
10 my. 60 bonds, bearing interest g 100 Per
cent, In even Gums only q ESQ and e6Dp thsv srs
BOT receivable Tor tsxee Of any description
nyorr I'LL 70 IN CID amount, you viii be eblfgsa
70 either sell OF buy enough bills make the eyen
amount Ct hffes or i've hundrs1s, as no morsr . an
be raid b. the snthoiiies under any circu nat
cnss Of the kiahest rates 49, "
Iyou hava left your hills with the Board of udit
their rec ipt wil be sum ieEt for transfer should
you conclude 20 sell.
All inforrafisn regarding taxes and District
matters ehefffuiiF furn tshed without charse
Al kinda cf Dierict ssenrlties housh t and sold.
PRTRR CAWPD8LL,
BTOOk BBOKBR,
No. lass psnnsylvanla 0venGo,
oaG9-lD DStRoD W0log1h - - 3roo0uEy.
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The New York Journal Of Commerce, in q sen.
sible article on railroads in their state and fed
eral relations, holds that they are treated with
much more consideration than other important
interests, and that IL is full time for the govern
ment, state and national, to deal with them
somewhat after q business fashion, and not
merely as the indulgent and foolish patron and
benefsctOr, whose generous deeds are only pro-
vocstive of ingratitude and new exsctlons.
Speaking Of the manner in which they have
been treated by the general government, the
journal says:
"foT ten or twelve years past II has been the
prtDcely beDefactOr OF railroads, showering
golden benefits upon them, and not getting a
penny In return. All il has received from these
Its benehcisries has been ingrstitude and i'm
pudept demands Tor more money or more lands
10 help them out OF the scrapes into which folly
and Enforcement have plunged them. Cor
ruptly or esrelessly, the government has per-
mitted railroads to violate the conditions of
their grants at pleasure. They were excused
from pay ing interest due on the bonds guaran-
teed by government; they were allowed to
charge and collect full transportation rates for
government work; they could cell or barter
away public lands given to them without COM
pbsnce with single condition OF their char
ters."
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

The fact was noticed the other day that a
play had been Withdrawn from a Boston theater
on HINT from the city authorities that it had
an immoral tendency. IL appears that the
cause OF this action was the committee on Ii.
censes CT the board Of aldermen, which has the
power TO suppress any play or public exhibition
not conducive 20 public morals. This lie said 70
be the first instance Ia which the committee has
ever exercised il night of censorship over a
DRAMATIC performance. They think a good
deal OF Beeeher aud the Beschers, at The
Hub"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

MoultOn's ststemsnt, 20 appear in the New
York papers to-day, Will contain, according to
the telegram elsewhere, amongst other letters,
enc nom Sam Wilkinson admitting that
Beeeher made 'imprOper advances" to Mrs
dilton- ''Shifty sam" has OF late been stoutly
offending Beecher, having himself a pecuniary
interest at stake as publisher of his "Life of
Christ" and Tie Clristian Union.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

L. Z kesvis has a call out for q capital NOV
ing convention TO be held at Louisville next
month. It il = safe prediction that Mr RsayIs
viii hold az the Offices in that convention, and
be tie audience besides Chicago Tribsne.
Considering tn at the Tribune as a practical
joke upon st. Louis misehieyOusIy originated
the whole capital moving business, and started
Reavis ont upon his QulxOtic career, the above
Il decidsCly unkfud
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IHr WEEKLY srAR, nov ready, contains Gil
the news Of the week, local AMI general. M,
about the Brooklyn and Jsrsev CITY .candals,
large amount Of literary matter stor,s.
toens ara sketches, society and fashion poses'
sss nipsson ns.s and eossap, sgricultarsi
Teyns: One dollar and 8 half ner .rrr- a.,
-dvsnee; single copies i've cents, In vrsnnsrs'
Sstt rtnte. e 81 frsnes ~ esntin0. Vessss.
lAaoasheat 1pslAn1 te-oay 3 SsiS, "s@
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NV EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL.
sHILAn nEEd hALIxhSphIA,y Va, VA

MoTOs ANb GEORGETOWN. B. o.
From Pie. 2, Forth v nsrves, PM -
TEdsslSSeeiss. wHJpSrsDAr and SAT $500
From So Water srrees, esorsstsvn, D. O., NOM
DAT and FRIDAY a
Iron Line" of uesners Tor Providenoe, Boston and
hes England etate. No yhsrfAse n Boston b.
Sn nnf I. GLIDE ! o., Pslisdslss a. D. CO.
"A. REJD, AlsI sndris, We.
Ireishts deliysrsd b. hnexs Hxlrss.. Or
1ers len q Genera Omoe, ooS rcnnsytvania eve.
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Ana now another Beecher, the Chicago
beeeher, the Rev George IL Beecher IL ou
win long statement in behalf Of II. b. /,
there positively no end TO the BeechersP own
the line stretch out 70 the crack of doomp,
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ANAEHOoD REsTORED.-Av victim Of youthFnl
N1 imlrndepce, causing premature decay, ner-
ysn. aeeiuiy, etc rssips trsd IL vain every Snown
serd free 10 bis fellow sufferers. Address j. ri.
BEEvE, - Nassau 81, Mes York. jye-m.w. T. 3m
EEMALH pIHKA5Cs q an KINDS tfssisd. De-
cine win Be seuS. Address Mn. Bf. THOs1PSGE,
10 sac North isfh stssst Phsfsss,shis. sSnxs- lys
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EVENING STAR.
The Star by Mail.
whore 60 Advertise.

TIE STAR has now . circulation very much
larger than that Of all the other city papers
combined, reaching every household In the
District and . vide range outside. The result
10 that TEE STAR affords unsurpassed advsn-
tages o. q medium of communication between
all glasses Of the community, in the way OF the
adjustment OF demand and supply.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

The Saratoga rsce-course owners are No
slouches In the way OF "biE." They have
given out the fastest miles to the greatest mum
Der Of horses this season on record.
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WAsTRIDssSgJJSsS, s ssR psoySh, ssssy rORE
MEBoHAsrs LIN. OF srssnsHrrs
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

nsr..fter tns rne Steamships T. o. knIGHr sns
sOae GIBSON Will make regular wsek- 49,
s f6iRi setVss1 s5T foEE, ALEx,
hou Pier SO East river, every sATU EBAY a 4
@.; Lev ssSkk1phSs6TqwS ever FaIpAr q '
Asent, iV d1 of' nm spRY = pKs
sss1pe; y; W. THonPsoHI President:
aers len ., General once, Sos Ponnsyissnis ave-
ane, OF ~ the steamer wharf. vfn Be pronptiy q.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

We read with satisfaction that q recent due
In Louisiana resulted in the death Of both par
ties.
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A queer case recently came up before Des
MOines court. II appears that an inebriated
individual went into drug store and called for
glass of soda water. In going out he stag
gered against a pane of French plate glass,
shiveriBg it 20 atoms. Two clerks pursued him
and demanded that he make good the loss. He
protested his inability to pay, WI Ga. the clerks
"went through" him, and finding q 500 bill,
deducted the price OF the glass and stuffed the
change In his pocket. Subsequently II was dis
covered that the bill was counterfeit. Search
was at orce instituted for the drunken fellow,
who, when found, was brought before the bar
OF justice and charged with passing counterfeit
money. The prisoner urged that he was guilt
less Of any crime; that the counterfeit money
happened TO be in his pocket at the time of the
accident, and that it was taken from him by
force The court accepted the plea and dis
missed the case.
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TO In VA L I ID D

Hyou are suffering with DyspeRsfa. Indigestion,
Constipston, Lcss Of Apeetite or General Debility,
according 10 directions, and II you not bsne-
lifted By Il 60 back 20 the parties frum whom 700
purcb ssed tt and get your money back. All parties
selling IL are authorized to sell upon the above
terms Hor sale by prnsgsfs and Grocers generally.
BROWNING MIDDLETON,
sic Pennsy lvania avenue,
lef3 1n Proprieterp and ManufActurerp.
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The AtldHtfc Monthly notes that when the
danger of killing the southern school system
through the passage of the civil rights bill Is ex-
piaired to the cOlOred people they straightway
understand it, and become converted TO the op-
position Bishop Miles, of Kentucky, the fret
ordained coiOred bishop Of the colored Methodist
Episcopal Church South, in his circular letter,
uses this language:
We believe thatthsre should he no antagonlsm
oil races; We are in the same ship, and half can
not lie scuttl6d without sinking the whole vessel.
We beiisve, therefore, at our people should be
educated. We must have our own schools, and
conducted by men and women OF our own race.
We have never yet, as people, or as individu-
ais, sought TO have our schools or churches
mixed up OF different races. Our church Is a
colored church. By special law our member
ship i confined 10 one race.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

II IL almost hot enough to-day 10 make q
saint wish he were dead.
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n FooT on Sixth sraszr.
COAL and WOOD constantly oa hand an de-
fEered promptly TO all Fsrts Of the City, a ow
GOODWIN Y. ATLKE,
q lot OF 5CANTLIN0 for sale cheap. ssyers
tons % best ROOFING zLf on hsEd. ap3-tr
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MEDICAL, &c.

60 TO DRs, BROTHERS & CRAY AND BE
~ cured before IL ls too late This is the ouiy
place IN this cttF wnere aud speedy cure car
Dc Obtained Ter all improper aud evil habits ~ On
Ills, GonorIh6s. elect, and Seminal Weakness
Established at SOC street southwest since lslS
No cure nc pa,. augls zw'
NE. JANE WILSON,
~ AthofouEhiy experienced and scientific Mid
wife and Ladies' PhysiciaB,
Ladies attended to at their residence any hour
night or day or pleasant ROOMS ana the best OF At
tendance az the Doctors private resiSsI ce, Il6 g
street Northwest, between Isl and u SIS. mar7-ly
nR. R0BERTS0A,
tl6 10TH STBHrx. NxAK, Pa. AVssEE,
From long ex pelience IN both nsspital and
private practice, viii guarantee cure in ali Dis
eases 81 the Urinary Organs, Gonbrrh9a, alcet,
stT1cture, 81 phftsr and SpsrmatcrrhHa. Ga - Of
Gonorrhees recently contracted cured ia t0e lays
BY phiis IN si its stages quickly cured and the pot
SOD entirely ersdcated from the system without the
use Of mercury. speTmst0rrh0es, brought on b.
excuses and sbnss IN youth car.ins loss Of memory
and insanity, general debility, ersapio weak a.,
tmpotencY nervous irritobility, symptoms OF con-
sun 1fion, indigestion. peetation Of tee hsart
pains In bsck, dfmnesx OF rsht Or giddinsss, evil
foretsdlnss. set-disfrust, &c., speedily CURED by
newly discovered reMeiies. DR. r. locates fol
many years ~ - q. kutav street, Baltimore, Nd .
ns ceneehteds after many solicitations by hsW
bnetcn rstIons, TO open perm snant osf.e in that
CITY where ne may be consulted eyexy Xednes6sT
snc sstnrsay m each week, from m. tofp
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STEAMER LINES.
~ o OF

The Steamer 0EORGEAENA leaves TN STREET
wharf tyely MONDAY ENHNIN0,
a. CLOCK for Leonsrdtown, Piuey = 60
Point, arshalls >, Point Lookout end n<zszxzzlAln
Baltimore, n EIGHTlNGAIU
yyl6-tocl aeert
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PERSONAL.
MADAME ROSS.

A 9 T q o LO GY
MADAME ROSS.
This celebrated Lady Astrologist ard Healing Me-
dunn can be consulted at No. 2oI ID street
corner OF Id, northwest. she has no superior
In delinestiBs the Past, Present and Future In
love or business her advice is inv uable describing
your ffiebds, pointing enemies and infor a.
Ing you OF the sure way TO success in all under-
takfIgs &c insult .tion strictly confidential Ladies'
81; gentlemen, Sl.sO. jy2T-ly
MADAME FLORlNOE,
lVl The CELEBRAIED CLAIRVOYANT
H. unequaled in testing the past present and future
of your life. 10 causing speedy marriages, bringing
the separated together, and pointing out the sure
wsy Of success in life In matters of business her
advice is invaluable She gives sersa satisfac.
ton; none ever regret consulting her Satisfaction
gwen, OF no Pay. Can be consulted at her Psr0rs.
NO ITO y street northwest. Jy7-ly
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Fh&ScH SahaNNRGnrAsrdhHrs sAsDx
The special attention q the pablo srd dsxier,
generally 10 called 60 the fact that the undersigned
Il Constantly manufacturing and always has on Band
= most varied and sc,scf stock Of the finest PURH
FRENCH CANDIES manufactured on the prezn.
o g remsrksoy low hsvres ecsh e wholsssls aas
rstAii- SAvAanAh 800.
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The Philadelphia Ledger does well in printing
the following criticism:
Our system OF school teaching. as IL stands
now, is based upon text books" Nearly every-
thing IL made 70 conform to the exlgencies Of
the books. Studying" and "recitatiOns"
<'Questions" and "answers," merit marks for
accurate memorizing, and demerit marks for
inaccuracies all from the bOOks-these make
up the greater part OF what Is called "teach-
Ing" But there IL just next 10 nothing worthy
OF the name OF teaching" about il. Yet this is
not the fault OF those who occupy the positions
Of teachers. Ii IL the fault OF the system, which
10 built upon Textbooks" and made to con-
form TO the trade IN textbooks" and is pri-
maTily the fault Of those who do the legislation
Tor our school system, who seem to have no Ca
Psctty for substituting a system OF real teaching
OF knowledge that will be useful 70 pupils in
their after lives in place Of the effete system OF
memoEiZins and psrrot-hke repetitions OF
"WoTds" and forms from textbooks" which
90 Dot reach the understanding, and most Of
which are forgotten In q few weeks or a few
days. We have known little creatures to be
sIanCec Tor twenty-four months in one of the
classes Of = primary, simply because they had
not the faculty 10 commit words to memory,
and repeat them as answers TO questions,
although they were apt enough to learn when
taught IN another way.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-08-21

The frequent erection OF telegraph poles in
the broad and handsome streets OF washin gton
is becoming quite unsightly. There is now
hardly q street running east and west that Is
not dishgured by net work OF telegraph wires
From Pennsylvsnia avenue TO NJ street there is
atelegraph lire on ID, f, G., II, / and streets,
leaving only h street as an exception until yes
terdsy, when some contractor commenced to
distribute q lot OF cumbersome and unsiehtly
poles at various points along that WIDE and
handsome thoroughfsre. Cannot the Distri e
Commissioners put a stop to this by ordering the
lines built through the alleys, as in Baltimore,
or underground, as in European cities?
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COAL AND W0OD.

L. ZUG,
Dealer 10 best varieties OF
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND GOAL,
Also, WOOD IN the stics, or sawed and split
Prices moderate for cash.
Qaices and Yards: Foo; sf X street and Rhode
Island avenue, between sth and lori streets
Orders also received through Messrs. HAMIL-
TON PEARSON cor. 9ih and SITS. jS2s ly
{ GOAL COAL"
We invite the attention Of consumers 30 our stock
OF GOAL, embracing al the choice qualities, 10
which We are making additions daily, which offer
ct lowest mark e. rates.
OAK and PIhs WOOD, sawed and split or In
the stick.
OAK ssd PINE KIEDLINGs, IN bundles or by
the cord. sTEPHEssoE BROTHER,
Office, 12ls Pepnsy Nv aBia Avenue,
je25tr MIL and Depot, Seyenth-street Wharf.
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= wo0Du woods
JOHNSON BROTHERS.
NHOLEskIN AND Retail, pnsr.ERa

Orderes: TEN IHouskEp TONS BEsa
seonstantly arriving, both By vessel snd railroad,
.hieh Ne are selling ehesf, f2T cash: Also, No.
surpassed by any hfm In the District. $40 pounds
Always guaranteed TO the scus ..zs.--.sr
Depot II cur vThsrves feet Of i7.h street
0ffoes: 1907 street, ard t1l3 en- street
mort hyresat al
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W I L ID j. 5
81 ltd Proposals are invited for constructing an
Acaasmy and Dwelling for principal on or before
the 18th instant. Plans and specifications can be
seen at the Office Of the architect, corner OF New
York avenue ane 18th street Separate bids for tn
Carpenters work and material, brick WORK, plaster
ing. Psinting and Glazirg.
au2O-3t Me-. STARKWEATHER.
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liable BROTHERS,
MERCHANT rALL0Rs q FINE oLorRIE RS,
iysO-u Corner Tth and % street, n. w.

T. GOODMAN -nnOuhces TO his former custom.
IL. ers snd frieDss bis return to the city for no
purpose OF carry ins on the business # Rh 2 AND
LIST CAbPkT MAKING. He has established his
manufactory at No. 233 9TH street southwest, and
viii be eiao 10 receive orders. He the very
moderate. aug4-l I'm
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1sT, 1874,
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.


500 .. m, BALTIMORE and all Way Stations.
30 m, Point Of Racks, Piedmont, III agerstovn,
WINCHESTER And all Way Stations
o.4s a; m, Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and oil
500 .. m. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal.
timore. Laurel and Relay.
i"a ~. uthtsourg; Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
ing and the West. Rgckviiie, Frederick and
All stations on the Washington County and
Valley Branches. Pullman Cars. DinRsr az
- IN ChnoertGnd- Supper al Grafton.
o'So g. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta.
1000 9. m, Baltimore and Relay only.
iS'oS no, Baltimore, Ellicott City snd all Way
90 m, New York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal.
timsre, Dinner at Relay
J.5O m Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hagerstowp, Winchester and ell intermediate
- Way Stations west Of Relay.
10 p m, Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
4.4a p. m, Bal more, Annapolis and all Way Sta.
$40 ?. M, Philadelphia and Bal more. Supper at
745p m, Pittsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louis
ing and the West Pullman Cas- BTeasfast
! 80 p. m, baltimore end all Way Stations.
100 m, New YORK, Philadelphia, Boston, Bal
1I.SO .. m Baltimore and all Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
l 90, 44s, $40, 7.43, SO, 900 and IL 80
All Trans Stop az Tiadprt Hotel, Relay RopSs Sta
ton.
For further Information apply a. the Baltimore
a. d Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, and
4e5 PenDsyl' anis avenue, where orders will be
taken for Baggage to be checked aud received at
any R TWnS IN me s Suuyi,
I. NJ. COLE, General TICKET q Agent rsp0f'''i0h
feb2 GEO. h. KOONTZ, Gen Agent,