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NILSSON,

Cary, Canpanini, Del Pucntc, AIbani aud
Carpi are all excellent. Miss Cary, like Pa
repa, Is always well. have never known her
to be troubled with her throat. And what
singer size Is! By far the finest cOntraltO
singer. Nilsson IS n gie.E an actress as singer.
Her acting Is always gUCd. She has not the
compass of Albani, who Is making 4 grand
success. She comes Just I'm time to save Stra-
kUsch, who had no really irst-class prima
donna. AIbani approaches Patti in her eNecu-
ton, and reminds me very much Of FreZZOlini-
CaTpi improves every day, AMI will rank very
high as a tenor. lie has better voice than
Campaninl, but he has not learned to use it rs
CampIuini did. The hard work Of last winter
the severe strain consequent upon singing in
Aida and 'LOhengriH'- upon Campaninps
voice; but he needed only pest to make it all
right. CapOJl never consulted me. Nothing
could ever all his throat, for his voice was all
in his hands. He couldn't sing. lie only geS-
tiCulatsd. Nine. Hebron has a sweet voice,
but she must be careful " snc will ruin it en-
tircly. As long as she sings 'Trayiata' and
This Daughter OF the Regiment she will sue
cued. But beyond that she cauuOt 90 safely
at present. When sbE attempts tossing Nerdi's
music generally she must expect to fall"
GLOW does oar climate affect the voice, Doc
tors''
'.UnfayorabIy for the most part \ pro-
lOn.ed stsy IN New York would be fatal to
most voices, Even ParePa. with her magnif
cent vocal organs, could not remain here. So
the artists Yacillate between here and Europe
The great trouble is cGtarrh, and it Is almost
impossible for a singer who remains here long
IL escape its attacks
''But do the singers take good care of thcuI-
selves -
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PROPOSALS FOR THE ERECTION OF
l. BOILERS. MACHINERY. Etc, AT TIE
PHILADELPHIA DEPOT OF THE QUAR-
IERAAsILR-s DEpAkTMENH.

DElNE QIARIEkAlASTEE' SOFFICE, 4
PIILADELPIIIA, Nov, 1874. 8
Sealed proposals. in duplicate, WITH cory or
MS advert isgInent attached to each, will be
cLiyed at this Office uatil l. the eth of De-
cCmber. 1874, for tho erection OF boilers. machinery.
Ctc., Tor healing and manufacturing purposes at
tie philadelphia Depot OF the QuarterInaster's
Department. - cluyIkiu Arsenal. J in accordance
with the plans and specifications whivh can be
The usual conditions imposed upon bidders and
contractors will he observed. and security will st
rCqaired for the faithfE performance OF the work.
Blank forms Of proposals. and all necessary in
formation, will be furnished on application to this
Office.
Envelopes containing proposals to be Endorsed
HPrOpOsals for the Erection Of Boilers and Ma
chtTeFy AT the Philadelphia Depot Of the Quarter
masters Department" and addressed TO the IN
deTsignCd.
l.. c. EASTOX..
Assistant QuartcrmTster General, U. :. A., IN
charge of DcpOt. nOvlG-6t
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EDUCATIONAL.
EYCETSIOR

TTlHEO. !. KING,
L ORGANIST ST. JOHNS PARISH,
Teacher Piano, Organ, &c. 4. -. Box 535.
Oc2-.II
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RALTlMoRE $ POTOMAC Z. !. 3 !;


RALTIN0RE & POTOMAC Z. =; :
ID DEPUT CORNER SIXTH AND y SffSkIs y. W.
On and after Nov: ., ISL trains WlEleaoa WASH
in sS as follows 6asRngton tlms;I ,,.s
day, to BaltimOrey TO Ellnis except Sunday
way for Bdaio and NISGaafTs FsIis.
s:I5 a. m, Baltimore ACCOMMODATION. dany.
r"t a ; m Llmited ExPEessJfor New York AID
LIS a: N, Fast Tins f6r ghe West and North:
$40 P; M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
+;S3 p, n, Fhladelphia Express, for PhuadsI-
10 D. ny. eIDcippssfi F;xprcss a,4ly. West.
sos p m, For Philadelphia, New York and Bos-
lois r. ~, Pacihr express North asd West daily
except Sa turdag. On saturd ~, leaves At 9sS
~ Trains ain FOR fuPE CREEK LINE leave at SIS a.
m, on Tuesday and Friday, only, and S;D p. m,
Trains Tor GSSAFOLIs leave at 5:s5 A. m. and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Buffalo, VIA EN-
pGrluIn, on train t sio.,I at lI;5i a IN.
ON he tYaIn leaving al ii, .. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 10 Pittshurg Is run
outhe train leaTlns al IUl' p. m. Except saturday,
0P1iiman Palace Sleeping Car to Elmira Is run on
the train leaving at lO:l5 p. m.
Pullman Palace sleeping Car 10 Chicago on train
TicEsts and Information can be procured At the
ofces OF Is ir SF and checked At hotel sand prf-
vatSTssidenees on OfCrs left at tSe offices OF the
sSmpapT northeast corner Thirteenth street and
aS sib street and PeRasy lyana aycnae
1cDot BALTIMORE IOIUAAC RAILkOAD,
corner Sixth and sirSetS. .-yso1-,-c
General PsssFRger Agent, Baltimore, Nd.
EDMUND l.. DUEARRH,
jC2 Superintendent, Washington, ID. Q.
1874. rrx2 &ETAT 1875.
Route
To THE NOETHw EST. SOUTH AND
SOITTIIW EST.
WlNTEE ARRANGEMENT.
On and after NovemDcrs -, Ia7i trains viii run as
Wilmington. 5:s5 A. ~. BALTIMORE. sso a. w
- I'LL: - 4. m. l:lt p. M,
~ Gee. .:lu n. - So n. N.
....I0:i5 D. III. - I'LL 80 y. IN
THF GREAT D6UEiE TRACK ROUTE,
with ELEGANT SCENERY. Palace St1ic-rOpm,
day and night ars with modern improvements.
Two hundred miles saNc'i 10 W vstcru and Central
5:55 a. m daily, except Monday. to Baltimore,
and daily TO Elmira, .Nc'pt ISuuday and VI Oadty,
making connection with Eric Railway for Buita!"
and Niagara Fails.
Il:Jj .. m. daily, except sunday, West and North
via Emporium,
7:I6 D. IN. daily, for I'ttshurg and tic Wrst.
l0:l5 ". IN daily. eNccpi Saturday, West and North
On Saturday, at 9 :Cs JLrn for ia" Wet.
Through from Washington 10 Pitt burg, chicago
Buffalo and ElmirI without rhIUsr.
Tickets by this route can be procured NJ tho Of
fees, northeast corner Of.ThirIr,nth street and
PennsylNan avenue and SIKH strv'.i AMI Penn
sylvaniA avenue, where rulisble Information VIII
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure accommodations IN Palace cars for Pitts
burg, Chicago, Bufai" and Elmira. .,,,
General Passenger Agent, Baltimore. Nd.
ge.~-fT
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DHEnMINL SWEET.

ID Real Estate Broker aud AuctiOuecr.
No. 5ll Seventh street, opp site U. : Post Office.
TRUSTEES SALE OF A TWO-STORY FIR ANE
DWELLING, SITUATE ON THE SOUTH SIDE
OF l. STREET, BETWEEN TtHETEENTH
AND FOURTEENTH STREETS NORTH
WEST, At AUCTION.
Fly virtue Ofa deed Of trust, dated NOvcmh-rsl,
a. D. IS73 and duly recorded in liber No. 73I, fOO
SO, one OF the land records for the DEtriot Of Co,
lumbla, and nv direction OF the party secured
thereby, we will sell at plblc auction, In front Of
the premises. on MONDAY, December Il, 1874, at
O'clock p. M, the fOlloEing-d' scribeti real es
tate situate in the city Of Washington, District Of
Columbia. and known n part Of lot No. ~. in
DayidsOn's subdivision OF square No. eis. begin
ming for the same at the northeast corner Of said
lot 90, and running thence Solth QUO hundrcdVtIrl
ten and ten twelfths (il0 inI.l feet, thence west
twentythree and ten twelfths (2si0l.) feet, thence
north one hundred and ten aud ten twclfths (iiH
lO-l2) feet, thence east twenty-three and ten
twcnhs (.z} lpl2) feet t. the place Of beginning.
together Win mpf0N einents aO9ve mentioned
erins: 81. 7Si with interest at ten per cent per
annuiu from May ~, ls7I 10 DAY OF sale, and cN-
pcnscs Of sale In cash; balance at six and twelve
months, for which the notes Of the purchaser.
beAriug interest from day OF sale and secured by
deed Of trust on the property sold, Will Be ttkeu.
deposit of s0J VIII be required OF the purchaser
at time Of safe. and all cOuycyancing at est OF
purchaser. If the terms Of sale are not complied
with in seven "a days, the trustees reserve tho
rignt 20 resell the property at the risk AMI cost Of
the defiuittug purchaser AFTER five tys lvert-e-
ment IN some one or more newspapers published In
BRAINARD IL. wARNER, Iro't'es'
eel Tn Ia q = 81 A ST 1
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AUCTION SALES.
Fnfure DnTa.
I1Y THOS. Y. WAGUaBhN.
ID Peal E-tafe AustiJneeF, 5iq seventh
IL II. J. SWEET,
- Real Estate Decker sstH Auctionpsr.
5il Seventh st., opp. Unite Estates POsy Omce.

TRISGEES' SALE OF A VALUABLE Build
III , hUf On TIE ME:SP SIDE OF TIIiE-
IEENTII STREET, NEAR THE CORNER OF
STREET NORTHWEST, At AUCTION,
by virtue II n deed of trust, dated MIrrh ~ A .
d. Is74, duly recorded In Hibcr No "a fCt5O 90-
one OF the land re- Ords foe the District OF ColuIn
bia and at The request of the party thereby
we VIII sell, at public asctiOn, IN front or I'M.
premises, on THURSDAY, DcccHster Il, Is7i,- the
following CTibcd real cstatc, situate in Mash-
ingtOn, ID. C.. 90 wit: Lot 26. in John l.. Pfau-s
subdivision Of OTi ginal lot %, in SQUARE ~ front
ing on Thirteenth stri ct - feet by depth Ors5 reI
40 an alley
Terms: 500 with interest st ten per cent. rron
March ~ ISL to day Of sale, and expense OF slie
In cash; balance in six and twelve months, with
interest. secured by deed Of trust. One hundrr'I
dollars az the time Of sale. All copVhvauclu- NJ
tie expense q The purchaser.
RRAINASD II. WAESER, .r.-..-
GEORGE ". STICkNEN. iEus'esS'
deri-Tu, StEds D.. j. SWEET. Aucs
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MADAME CONCHA

successfully. In fact, all the operations were
Successful. Rat it will 7Ot always do to cut the
tOnsils of all who wish It. / never attended
PaTepa for tArOat troubles. Nothing ever allied
her throat. It was beautiful, perfect organ.
She used to he troubled with rheumatism, but
never with throat disease. 1t would be impOS-
sible for Tie to name to you the singers have
treated. CarrOZzi Zucchi, who made such a
grand succrss IN L'Africainc,' - had 4 violent
attack Of diptheria, but recovered entirely with
no harm 10 lcr ,O;Ce. The tenor, LabUcettI,
Susini, The great bassO, AM FrczzoIini occur to
me nov. In fact, there are very few artists
have not known. You sec It IS because I speak
their language and they have confidence in me.
| did not attend Nilsson. She is homeopathic,
and SO also is Mss Kellogg. Mario was before
my time-that Is, his former visits here were.
Wien he was here last he did not consult mt.
He knew we'll that his voice was past all help
Ola age can't be cured. There have been some
vary superior artists in Tie StrakOsch troupe
G.arin@ the last year or two.
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11Y b. H. WARNER
u Ieal Estate Bro keraT'ta Anetioneer,
Federal buildings, corner Seventh and ts.N. ".
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE UNIlI-
PROVED PROPERTY On THE EAST SIDEOF
TENTH STREET, BETWEEN AND -
SIkEETS NORTHWE Sr, BELONGING TO
- TIE ESfArE OF SAMUEL II. PLATT, DE-

TIE FSfATE OF SAAiU FL IL. pLATT, DE-
CEASED, AT AUCTION.
Under AID by virtue OF decree Of the Supreme
Court OF the District OF Columbia. passed. ON the
tn day of May, 49,, and amen tmeHt :her TO,
in certain cause therein depending, wherein Julia
Il. Platt Is complainant and Moses :. Plat and
others are defendants, being equity can" NO.Sta,
the underSigned, appointed trUstrv co sell 10y the
said uecrt 3 did on The isth Jay Of June lS5i, cN-
pose and sell the following descTihcd real estate,
situate In the city Of Washing ton ID. c., ut public
auction, ana the purchaser thereof having f1ici
comply with the terms OF satsalF: Now, therefore,
IN accordance with and In pursuance Of order
81 the court to that effect, passed In said
the risk and cost OF the defaultng purchaser At
public auction, in front Of the premises, ES-
DAY, December Il, 4. ID. 1874 at O'Clock D. IN,
said real estate. As follows: All the interest thSt
Samuel h Platt- deceased. had at the time OF his
deCease in and 10 lot nun bered &c Of DaviisOn's
feet on Tenth street, hgtsTeCn y and . streets
northwest, by a depth OF I'D feet.
The terms Of sale prescribed by the decree
are as fOllOws: One third OF the pgrcliasc
money tObe paid In cash, and the residue in equal
payments in six, twely and eighteen mon tbs, to DC
terest from day Of sale. The property will be con-
yCyed by the trustee 20 the purchaser upon the
payment Of the whole ~ the purchase money, and
said pETchn ser VIII have the option OF paying the
whole Of said purchase money in cash upon the
ratification Of the sale by the court. If the terms
of sale not complied With in five DAYS from the
day Ofsale tEe trustee reserves the right TO resell
the property, such public notice As he may deem
hest Ter the interest Of all paEtfcs at the cost Of
the defaultng purchaser. A deposit OF 80 Will b.:
required 1t time Of sale, and the expense Of all
Conycyancing must BE- defrayCt by the purchaser.
ENOCII TOTEM, Trustee.
J. 7. COLDW ELL.
noeI-IawfOr2w&T nThS SdsJ,tw Salesman. =
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LOTTERIES
MONTPELIER FEMALE HTEAEE Association

u ALEXANDRIk, VA. a.. e.
MARCH 2sy 1876.
LIST OF Gifts s..=
Grand Cash Gift 5,6oe
10 cash GIFTS. 40 1S
% ssR StS each each. 5S
~ 80 2igS SnnS
LOO Cash Gfts...,. I0s s:... 1gsOgf
moo Cash Gifts.... Se1ei..:......., 4ooO6S
22I7s CashGtfts announcing to..............IoJ0OOO
NUMBER or TICKETS, 100000
PRICE OF TICKETS: g.
Whole $50 co
1900
Eighths, or each coupon go
kise and one haid Tickets 80 GO
The Montpelier Female HrmAne AssociaFen,-
chartered by the legislature Of Virginia and efe
series OF Grand Gift Concerts. To establish and ea-
iSS H9e far ne 9 6nsn I'm and bSse
idence ofPresldent James MalisOn.
RrcS G%SERNggE ESs S 2 81"
II saoTds me pleasure TO say that / am well ac-
Montpelier Female Humane Assocdat lion, Who re-
fe RI RG fRf s5tfst
gentlemen, as well rs the public Conscience, iuhl-
alneng them. ,JAlIEs L. KEMPEE,
Governor OF Virginia.
ALEXANDRIA,, VA, JNIy s. 1874,
MY personal scguaIniance with ainaisffty OF the
gentlemen controlling the Montpelier Humane As
sOciatinn, and the reputation Ofall them enables
me TO commend them as fully entitled to the conf.
denCe OF the public. No act or representation in
consistent with honor andintegrity need be appre-
hented IN the conduct or representations Of these
gentlemen. n. W. HCG4IES,
L. $. Judge Eastern District Of Virginia.
Further references 10y permission: His EXepIlen-
cy Gilbert q. Walker, Ex-Governor of Val: Hon.
Eebt. +. Whhcrs, Lieut. Governor OF Va, and u.
from Virginia.
For fuii particulars, testimonials, &C., send for
circular.
RCliaUe agents wanted everywhere.
RCmlttanC2s for tickets may be made by eG3rpss
prepaid, post Office money order Washington,
b, C., or by registered letter, addressed to
Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
Prcs't NJ. L. II. A., Alexandria, Va.
For null information apply 10 JOHN L. EHS-
DElSON. rs Market space, over ltley's dry gaOtiJ
stOrC, and at 2I6 sixth street northwest. aug7-ly
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AUCTION SAVES.
.EY ". =. IsALI. q @, AnctIoneers.
NV aAIBle BuLtHae.l

2 y We - ~ ALL a CO.. ArIptlOnREFa.
/ u New Marble BuiidIdg,J
Nos. Gao and @2 Pennsytfania avenue corner MINI
/ THREE PfANCs, Pyk45NUTCIA NfBFR SUITES
ATRAess 5Sft tGGssfk s HERBgs9RRB
BLREAIs, AiARBLF-ToP TABLES, BED.
ISI OAK DINERS, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES.
ON WRDNEsbsY MORNING December 2, ls74,
eonlnenenga alto o't1ock, 1yeyln sen. on the first
CANT Walnut Gha@5e5 and Parsor Fdi HiiaFs We
One saaaTs Grand Ros,s,OOa PIa,O .. octave Gle.
One Rosewood Plano; Mtyfr.
wslsss Oh1hSScr Sets, p,.h Drsssing-cases and
bureaus tORleces. co-plere.
Teaas and Washstands-alrect frOsn, the rnanu-
ParloT ssts in BrOeateiIe Reps T,rtlcs and Hair
Walnut ana Painted Bedsteads;. Bureaus, Wash
Walnut and Painted wardrObes, valiant Hat
sidesOards, Walnut ind Oak Extension Tables,
2 Cottsge Chamler suites.
MuSiCStands, Marble-top Tables.
Tucker Springs, Hair and shuck Mattresses.
New yl'nd SecOEd-hand Boly TapcssrT ami ether
80 Rolls 6iiciothsr dIfrereut widths.
Wlf. L. WALL & CO.,
noYJO-ts AEetiOncerzS
PY DUNCANSON BHOS., AucFiOneeFSz
ID Southeast corner Ninth and stree3 NV.
T EFSEF skHE eg 81, SIX EhEsA ETS
M fhR aBBERS FF22MSfE SiW WITH i
Esd TESfh s sTREEfs D H6EF hafE ssSA At
BY virtue Of six deeds q trust glyeq to2ua. aud
Nj ~ f2Ho ~; hi5Cr si I9lio I%2 Lite @
IIbcr So folio So, respectively, or ire land reSSs
for the District OF Columbia, ana she req1est OF
aGctioIS in frcnt Of the preniscs on TCEsb6Y,
the 10Th day Of NO7embor, AID. 1874 commencing
sronGd aa.Pd ana Wing 9Re r city Of WT an 3!
ton, DlsR let Of Columbia, anG being known and
lots marked and lettsred a. b, c, ID, D and /, In
OF SQUARE aambered tbTee h1n,ITe ana seTehfY
one. GILL together vith the improvements con-
mansard rcSr prcssed-bricS fro6t SsiEthoS1nsaa
on each lot, furnished with every convenience of
This properly is in a most desirable .SocatIon,
facing southySith spacisas grOundoin front, hand
It e near ,.Mo1nt Vernon Square, and con-
Terms: ON lois 4, i, q and i, $4,000 each: on
lot II, $1,000 and lot j, SRI O0, with interest at
day Of sale, dfexpcnseS of sale, in dash; balance
az six, twelve AMI eight en- months; note; bearing
by deed of trust on the property sol 3. deposit
q 500 on each lot W BE- required az time Of SALE
All conYeyanclnaS &c, at expense Of purchaser or
days from day OF sale, the trustees reserve the
right TO resell the DrOpertot the rislaRnd cost OF
giving 1--WE days. notice IN some daily paper pub
Ifsned In Washington, D. c.,
WEII e. CHANDLER, fAFustees'
DUNCA4SSOS BROS; Auc5s.
oe2i-s, Tu&Th Gsfar-M,WSFi
81 TIE ABOVESALEI Is POSTPONED T-NEJIL
WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, DCccIRbGr =, 1874,
aBI O'Clock in 'front.' Of the premises.
The following change has bScn made iIsthe terIas,
One third cash: remainder In one, two Cad three
years. notes belrlnGIO per cent. interest, and
cured by decd Of srist upon the property Sod
Rest Of terms as above.
&N 4 EEo L. tchHtSSSShLER fs;Trustees.
DUNCANS3S BROS, Aucts.
ROvlI-WFM [Star COZ
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AUCTION SALES
CIEARY
Future Days

4 u AuetAoAeers and Real Estate Brokers,
\ Southwest corner Of Penn. avenue aau Eiefef.sh
2 street. Star 0fice Building,
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f BRAfN Al & Il. wARNER, Trustees.
dec1-TuTh&S&ds T.. J. SWEET. Auetlnucer.
DUNCANsoN RRos;, Anetioreers,

PAWNRROKER's SALE or DIAMONDS
WATCHES, slLEEH SKI AND WARE,
CHAINS, MElODEON. &C.
BY Virtue Of an act Of the Legislative Assembly.
May. ls73, regulating the busincssof paynbrokcri
aud Others, and in lareordanee with s1td act
giving the required authority thereby herewith
wewdl sell. at the auction rooms Of Duncausun
Bros.. corpCr Ninth and ID streets northwest. on
FRIDAY MORNING, December 4, 1874, commence
ing 10 O'Clock. aud continue the sale Ia the eyen-
ing, At O'Clock, (if ali not DISPOSED OF In the
morfiiug,l all articles LETT on deposit With US
which have 20 been renewed for thre3 mOuths.
An partits interested viii take notice that the
rot redeemed before the day o. S lic.
:. GOLDSTEiN n CO.. brokers.
nUNCANsON BROS.
Gei-at f~tsrH4 AuCtlOnrcrs.
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RY WASH. B. WILLIAMS, AueCr,
- Successor to 6iFcen & " Hiams. AuctiOneers, }
No. I0Ol, northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.


No. l0OI, northwest corner Tenth and ID streets.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER
TY IN THE NORTHERN PAET OF TIKI
CITY, SOUTHEAST CORNER OF EIGHPB
AND s STREETS NORTHWEST.
BY virtue Of deed of trust dated June p, A. d.
1873, and duly recorded IN LibCr No. IA, folio Is,
&C, of the land Records for Washington county.
IN the District Of Columbia, and by direction OF
the party secErad thereby. 1 shall sell at public
auction. in front OF the premises, FRIDAY,
December !. ISL at 4 . clock p. M. part Of lot
No. seven, a. In sIuarC four hundred and nine
teen.
Terms: One hall cash, and the balance in six
months. secured nv deed Of trust bearing ten pr
cent, interest. Fiftv dollars down day Of sale.
WILLIAM KlLGOUR. Trustee.
WASH. Il. WILLIAMS.
nova T&ds Aucti1ucgr.
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"ASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER -ARRANGElIENT. BEGINNING OC-

I'lBfiE Il. INI4.
The Mail Train will leave W ashiugton At a m
and AieNanI riaat 9:tO ,EliIT, except sunday:
pass LeeSyurE gOiH wis 5wa1d II - a. M, and
arrive al IurcellL lie At Il m. Leave PurccliviIe
al l-:SJ p m pass LCrSbrg going east ward at no
p. m, and arrive AT Alexandria At ;i:I5 n m and
at w IshingtOn at 3:5n u. III.
The Accommodation Train viii leave Washing
ton u p NJ and Alexandria at I:lO p. IN. daily,
except Sunday, and arrive at LcvsBuFg AT G:2j u.
H. Leave Leesburg at q =. III, and arrive at Alex
andEla AT e:l5, and Washington At $50 u. m.
- Passengers from Washington VIII take the
" aShlhgJpn and Ohio at the Baltimore and
ioIomaG railroad station at a. N. and p. M,
and go through without change Of cars.
The 9:lU a. H. train from AleNandrla and io:3n p.
m. Train from Purrcllvillc connect at PHrcC vile
with Harris Daily Line Of Coaches for Snicker--
Elue, BerryTDle aud Winchester: also with
HeAIners Line of COarhCs, which lc1ye LeeSburg
daily Tor Aldie and Middleburg. = - ~.
Communication tickets, cents per slanle;. snnsal
tickets, scr. u. rs ftATESEIs, y
Oct22-u General glclAB AStnt-s
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RAu.RnAiS

-A-LExANDRfA AND RAsHINaro5TS
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
{ FREDERICK SBURG HALFWAY,
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pYLATIHER 4 CLEARY,
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY IN ONE OF THE BEST LOCA-

ID AUetiOnccrs aud Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Of Pennsylvania avenue IiHl ElcI
enth street, Star Office Building.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02

DEroT CoRSEE OF SE1TH EayD 3 SHEETS.
Local trains for Alexandria leave Es follows ;
8, 6:5S, q TO- II a. H.. l, 4. ), sos. 2, m The
q. m ana p m trains run daily; all Other trains
= Local trains leave Alexandria as follows: g. Z, s.
y ~, II a. Ms !, & 4. =. $40 %. H.. The IA. m,
and 6:lO 2. n. trains leave Alexandria dallys All
other trains daily, cNcyTst sunday.
Trains m1rkedIhus~ cOHuCct with trains on Wa1ql-
ingtOn and OHIO. -
,6p. m, Richmond Fast Line, leaves Washington
daily, except Sunday. : =
Great Southern Express via Richmond lesyes
Washington u:;s p. m, daily, Except Sunday.)
west for sale At Offices oorner or ThirCGnth street
smu fennsylT Anla ayCnHt, ami Sixth street and
Pennsylyanla avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, 10 be checked at al the hotels
and residences through 10 destination.
y. 5. YOUNG,
se%B7it General Passenger Agent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-12-02

A Ii. KINDS OF GENTLEATEN'S CAST
n Of wearing sppsr"l Ice sold to the very best
advantage by atdrU-sinE Or calling on justin, 6lS
- street, between sixth ami Seventh northwest,
NOIes hy mail promptly attended to Cash psid.
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