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Won MOItke.

%, 'IS.-My dear Won Moltke: have
seen Howard again. He says that it was
not from Theodore thai GilkesOn got the
statement but from Carpenter. Is he re-
porting that view? have told Clafin that
you would come with Carpenter If he could
be found at any rate by nine tonight to
see StOus, bu. did not say anything about
StOrrs. | sent Cleveland with my horse
ard buggy over to hunt Carpenter. VIII
you put Carpenter on his guard about max
ing such statements, for these bear the
force of coming from headquarters? Yours
truly and ever. II. ". BEECHER.
In 4 subsequent letter Beecher writes to
MOultou that the Brooklyn "Edg,e ought
to have nothing tonight. IL is that med
ding which stirs ND Our folks
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DAEvuLE, Aug. 22.-There is more
shooting at Lancaster. The negroes near
Sellar's premises fired on party of whites
in Browns building, on the corner above
spoken of. The fire was returned and a
skirmish between the parties kept up till
the time the messenger left. Two negroes
were shot and supposed to be Killed. No
other casualties are known.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-10
Literary and Musical Entertain
ment on Tuesday Next.

4 public entertainment, consisting OF
select readings, music, &c, will be
given in the upper room of the Sixth
street NJ. Z. Church on Tuesday even
ing next, the 14th inst. The services OF
our fellow citizen. Mr.. ii. S. Gardner.
have been secured. Mr.. Gardner has
Just returned from the Normal School
at Kirksvillc, where he has been under
the special training Of Prof. IIamil, one
of the best clocutioniSts in the country.
Professor Crosley, of St. Joseph, will
also be present, and will render some
select pieces in his inimitable style.
No effort will be spared TO make the en-
tertainment worthy the patronage of the
most cultivated. The proceeds will be
applied to the payment of the balance
needed in purchasing the new organ.
Admission - cents; children 10 cents.
Tickets for sale ut the drug store OF
Sargent & Nilkerson.
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opportunity to try 4 slice

Our friends in the southeastern part
of the county complain that since the list
the REPUBLICAN has not reached them
on time. Itis doubtless owing to the
substitution of 4 tri-weekly mail, in
stead of a daily, on that post route.
Through the efforts of Hon. l. c. Par
ker, and numerous petitioners, the daily
route will be rc-established on the 18th
inst, and we hope our subscribers will
have no further cause to complain.
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Rochester Cheese

Is the latcstagony, and he who has not
tasted the product of that new manu-
featuring enterprise deserves the
deepest sympathy of the community.
OF course WI have had II nibble at it,
and pronounce it excellent for new
cheese. Shctlrick has 4 big one, (by the
way, Shedrick always manages to have
everything that the people want), and
no one is excusable for ncglccting the
opportunity to try n slice.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-10

SUBSCRIBERS who get their copies OF
the REPUBLICAN ut the news stand of j.
Il. Watts, should bear in mind that the
pape9s. cannot be delivered through, the
postroilice, except upon the payment of
postage (twenty cents a year,. In sead-
ing for mail, therefore, instruction should
be given to, inquire at the news stand for
R~E2uHLLCANs.
The Andrew County Republican. [volume] (Savannah, Mo.) 1871-1876, 1874-07-10

ALwAYs.up with the times, Shedrick
has secured, at enormous expense, 4
Rochester cheese, which will be sold mt
an enormous sacrifice, TO introduce the
article. Otker things in proportion.
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Died.

CLARKE-On July ., IS1i, in Savannah, No.,
Captain Joseph ID. Clarke, aged 81 years.
The funeral will take place this friday morn
ing, from the residence of PhilO Hyde, in this
city. Friends are invited. Deceased was born
in rcrTr fiiutc, Indiana, October. lSl2. For
twenty tive years he WIS Captain oil a steamboat
on the Mt-,Issipli river, with his residence At
New Orleans. For the past two or three years
he lived in this ciir.
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Strayed or Stolen-Mare.

From my pasture, in Clay township,
on the 18th day Of June, Il dark iron
gray mare, lj4 hands high, slim made,
six years old, shod on three feet. A
liberal reward will be given for her re-
turn. j. NJ. WARNER.
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New, Goods-and Cheap!

At Glaciers, west end the Square,
has been received a new lot of latest
s.yIes hats, prints, wooden goods, &c.
A handsome lot of summer shawlS just
o3ened. Ladies' hose Gron frame)
124c per pair. Other goods in proper
Atom
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Price List Of
III. BECK M AN
Groceries at Wholesale or Retail

Groceries at Wholesale or Retail.
8 l-2 lbs White Sugar, = 81 90
10 & II lbs N. o. SUGAR. = l 90
IL lbs Dark Brown Sugar, = l co
4 LA lbs Good Rio COFFEE, = 90
4 lbs Choice Rio COFFEE, = l 60
8 lbs DRIED PEACHES, = = l 90
8 lbs DRIED APPLES, 90
10 lbs DRIED CURRANTS, = l 90
Choice Teas, per ID, 40 tol 90
SILVER DRIPS, per key. 90
California " 3 60
Pearl 3 rs
New Ohio River Salt per BIOL 2 so
Old " 2 40
Don't pay fancy prices for
your Groceries. bit 90 10 z. II. Beek-
mans. where you can get them at reason
Gjlc prices.
siG T. H. BEEKMAN.
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For Sale.

ANo. / small sorrel mare; will work
single OF double; rides well; price $50.
A good milk COW, five years old. Price
$50. Enquire at this Office.
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The Fourth at Savannah.

The observance of the Fourth of July
at this place was in accordance with the
programme published last week, Mar
shall Laninger executing his duties
in a commercially prompt and efficient
manner. The reading of the Declare
ton by E. C. Matteson, Esq, and the
Grafton by Judge Kelley, were pro-
nounced well done. The grove selected
was hardly large enough or suitable
for the day; yet, all things considered,
a good time was had. In the afternoon
toasts were read and responded to as
follows:
ssYoung !Amcrica"-Samuel Huffman.
"The bay we Celebrate'-. Z. higgins.
ttlS.f'-DavId Harlan.
tslIe Women of America'-lsichard Harvey.
"Our Country"-F. knickerbacker.
s'The Red, White and Blue''-A. ovcrtnn.
'sThc Great Guns of the Re~yoliltion"-L y.
"Thr Girls we Love''-Arthur Madden.
s"The Union OF States, the Union of Sexes
Captain J.. Mercer.
''The Growth of our Republic''-W.s Green
lee.
Education the Stay of the Republlc'-.G .
HonnUli.
ssThe Granger''-Joseph Brooks.
''The Navy OF the RerOiutiOn'-i. X. VIII
liams.
''The Centennial Anniversary'-ltev. ii. L.
Pollock.
'.The Genius of American Entcrprise'-
Judge ii. ;. Kelley.
1.-The Present Times'-John W. Ent.
''The silver Grays Of '16''-udse Daniel
VanBuskirk.
..Our Free school Systcm'-J.W .Wilkerson.
OF TIE TREASURER OF TIE FoURTH
OF JULY COMMITTEE.
Mr.. EDIroR-Belicving that all officers should
publish an exhibit of their dOings III han,llnE
the peoples money, i, ms Treasurer OF the
Fourth of July Committee, make the following
statement of lhc receipts and disbursements OF
the funds that came into my hands for the recent
celebration:
Receipts, from all %
Disbursements, IS shown by re-
i,s -, fl..
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GRAFTON ny j. A.. SANDERS, ESQ.


LhDIEs-AND observation-disclosures
years, to-day, Il handful of brave men met in
Congress, assembled to declare The cailses
which impelled them to revolt against the abuses
and usurlIaiiops of the parent government, anil
solenuiy declared That the then thirteen colonies
are, ind If right ought he, tree and independent
States; tn II they are now, and henceiorlh, abb
solve'. from MI allegiance 10 the British clown;
and, in support OF this braYe resolve, looked be-
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFfERN NOON.
III LCTTRELL a co.,
- AucSioneers, No. sl1 Louisiana syeuue
Between 9th and 10Th streets northvesf

ID A1es ion.srs, NJ. sI7 Loui.i.n. .r.uu.
Between 9Th and tOth streets northwest.
TRusTEEne ALIoF VALUABLE IMPROVED
FLY OF siR.s irr9 BnrrrRRsHpss 81 so9 9Ep
- 6TkEnIS, SOUTHWEST, CONSISTING
rONk fW0-kTORY FRAME DIV RLLJN0
rah0VrTlN3 ON sTREkT, AND ONE ONE,
sI3hf FRAME ON TIE REAR OF TH
- By virtue Of deed az tru.t BEARING a n. De-
tocer i@h, A: d. lSl, and duly recorded in
xmoef no ooS, folio les, one OF the land records
ior wserineton county, In the District Of Colum.
; a ~ rsSnest OF the party secured thereby
to the hiahest bidder, on MONDAY, Fsbruary "a
A. ID. 1874, at so o'clock m , ali thst 1890,
piece or parcel OF ground situate iytnr Ana nj
IN the city Of Washington, In said District OF o.
iSmoia, and known upon the put Bile plan or plat
SQUARE numbered i've hundred and thirty re- SIS
beginning for the same At q point in the line of
street south hfeen fl5f feet west OF the uortheast
corner OF said lot, and running thence south one
hundred o. thirty four l feet six inch es thence
or hundrd and thirty -four is4p feet SIX (s inches
to said street, and thence cast along the line OF
said street twelve 1) feet nine (9) inches 20 n
place ef beginning, together with the improvements
I. rms of sale: One-third cash, (of which sIec
must be paid down time OF sale balance 10 60 ua
payments IN six, twelve (l5l and eighteen ISL
months, for which tho purchasers notes, with In
terest At the rate Of ten per cent until paid, will
be taken, to be secured on the property sod, All
convey anctDR and recording at purchasers cost
after SALE the Trustee reserves the risht resell at
risk al d cost Of defsultinF purchaser.
WIN. y. HOFFMAN. Trustee.
IetIfeo6ds LUTTRRLL co., Aucts.
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TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED

TRUSTEES SALE VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY.
- BY virtue OF three deeds of trust, bearing date
- respectively May eth, 1872 uiy l5t D. Isy2 ana
september 2lst, 1872, and recorded respectively
IN ine land recorfs OF this District, in Liber 6s5
Iolo Ss9 eSS folio 4oS and 6G folio Is, and at the
OF me party secured thereby, will SELL on
O'Clock D. m, in front of the premis4. the south ii
ieet front by depth Of lot s, 1885, situated on
81 street east, between south and b Streets and
improve with convenient d We ling house.
And at O'Clock p. m. OF the dag, lot one IL J.
OF foungs subdivision OF original lot one U), in
square NO WI, situate at the corner ID street south
and 1lth street east, and fronting % feet on lth
street, and extending back loo feet on street i'm
PROVED With good dwelling house.
- And on WEDNESDAY, the 9th day of MARCH, A
~ al az O'Clock m, lot B, In Morrisons
subdivision ofsquare No. 1873, situate on I9.h street
snd fronting 20 feet 49, street with pth Of 81
leet sLd beirg sixty (60) feet south from Laurence
street Improved with a nearly new frame dwelling
Ard a. 5 O'Clock m. on said 4th day OF March,
A;D 1874 that part of square No. 30, described as
west from 10Th street, and running north 81 feet to
an aey thence west Is feet south 81 feet to the line
OF street; and thence east to the beginning; i'm
proved with comfortable frame dwelling house
Terms Of sale: enc third cash; the residue in two
equal pay ments at six ana twelve months, with in
terest from the day Of sale, to be secured by deed
of trust upon the property: slGe deposit upon each
forfeited unless the purchaser complies with the
terms OF sale within five days after the sale Don.
veyancing at purchasers cost.
JAS. 4. EDsoS, Trustees.
Ieblo-ots LATlMER CLEABY, Aucts.
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4 = ID =.

BARBER. Suddenly, on tn. 2lst instant, AM.
MIA X Infant daughter Of John A. and the late
FRANCES X Barber, aged months.
BERGMANH. On February q, At q o,oloch
mr.. GAIL w. BkR0 MANN, teacher OF music
Ihe funeral will take place on Tuesday, 7tth
Instant, at p. m, from his late resi- ience No
hlencs are invited to attend.
IseEx; On the 21d instant, in the saith year OF
her age, hUrH, wife of Josiah Essex, one OF our
Frlenos and scQusintances peoffuIly invited
70 ettend the funeral service, which will be held &C
clock, on the Gath instant the late Residence
west
STUART. On the Esd instant, ct $50 q. m, Of
CONGESTION Of the brain, EDWARD DONALD,
infant son o. Vim. n. and Susie y. stuart, aged
The funeral viii t,ke place from the residence Of
the psren.s, SO d street northwest, Tuesday, 2eth
instant, ct D. m.
woHPKRIY. On the aist instant, HARRY q
WONDERLY, only child Of Harry aud tue lsts
Serena We nderiy, IN III. 4th year Of his are.
Bushsd be the light laugh and silent the tresd,
Push back the bright rim glets Of sof shinins hsir
And press o last kiss on his forehead 90 fair
He sweefly sleeps on Jesus breast,
A Ian b, safe folded TO his ret,
Wei meet again, no more 70 part
Ard clasp him TO our yeArning heart
frteDos OF the family are Invited 20 sttenx hts
funeral, nom the residence Of his uncle ~
cray, 1910 sth street northwest. ON fuesdsy ;
February 1fh, At .. NJ.
tGettysburg, Pa, ard Carroll county, Ma. psssr,
please copy.l
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DENNSYLVANIAA AIR LINE
L TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,


AND ALL POINTS STE II THE NEW ENGLAND
wITs6HSN1S c E ~ x Z Il S.us
The equipment ON this line is new and Of the mo
segenf and improved finish.
pSLLMzS fAhzok AkS on Tk4IS
NIGH Trains. 'A"0 Wv
rARss f fissl IsNSs9dss G190SsE III P
f5om and arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
.,pse1s . ttsroad northeast corner Of 9Th and
FAST LISE, leave W arlington sos .. m daily.
Leave Baltimore at s:ls .. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia ct 1889 p. m. daily,
Arrive At New York ct 4:ss ,. m. daily, s,oep.
RICHMOND EXPRESS, leave Washington II
Ill D. m. daily, except Sunday.
Leave Baltimore at 2:3s p. m daily, except Sun
Leave West Philadelphia at SOS p m. daily, e1.
Arrive at New York 3. Io:Iop ,. m daily, srcep.
sfeHr EXPRESS. leave W sshinstOn q. eos
Leave baltimore at 1915 ,: m, daily.
Leave West Philsdelphia at $3.50 9. m. daily.
Arrive ut New York at b O.. m. daily.
TRAINS RETURNING.
fast L,.s, leate New York az am
kiea"osa s1s9s.s. ls. " New RO1i
H Ann sFvW s { III.
Connections are made In New Yerk with steamon
Sa sf .pd s1 I:I III
rood, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
srs As low o., = y any Other route
where tickets and Information can be obtained :
east corner 9Th street and Penn.: ave; Passenger
stafien Baltimore and POTOMAC Iair9ad corner Sth
Jy14-u General PASSENGER Agent.
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pRnP0sALs FOR PLAsTBRERs' MATE.
Halls FOB UNITED STATES COURT
HOUSE AND POST OFFICE.


Y. % t9nt Hohse aud Post Office, Neis York Ctfy,(
,W@ o. Superintendent, February is, 1874. (
Seaeo froposals will be received ct this once un-
N ~ m. OF the 18th DAY OF FEBRuARY, 1874, for
.IiInnnoE and Delivering the following schedule Of
p ,astsren materials ct the United States Court
n0 oe" s ana rest once, Now York city:
WV more or lese) best quality Plasterefs'
ths %s, Q" Roekland manufacturer or equal
ioO psfIes lmore or less) best quality Of Plaster
OF Paris, Of Isaac or WorthersDoons brands,
, ooo OF brands equal thereto
i"'0 s.rd tmore or less) sharp, clean, White
5000 barr. t%ors or lsss long, dry, and clean Get.
Sample: q each Of the above items to be sub
Pay pens will Be made on the delivery and aeoep.
tance OF the materfal deductng ten Per centum IN
III tne completion OF the contract.
~ Al olos must pc accompanied By the psual bond
poneiole persons In thu sum Of ten thou
ss1n aonars 9ie, 000) that the bi6dsP will accept
~ YoIIoim the contrecs IL awarded him; the sun
Cheney q the esurtty 70 be certified by the Vnited
~ goeei clerk Of the United States court, or
IA. stsorney Of the district wherein ne re-
The Department. reserves the risht 10 rsieot ANY
3k Al o.as, be deemed for the Interest Of the
0ovSLnSot % 40 20; ana any bid that 10 not N ode
en- .ne printed forms to be obtained in this Office,
ara ooes DO CONFORM In every rooDect TO the re.
~ - tnio advertisement, viii not be con-
ssosns nenner vii any proposal Be received from
RSSnv VIZ ~ not Themselves engaged in the man
neeessary fsciiss for fnrni.hina lie sserias 'ne
froloseas iii be inclosed in . sealed envelope,
indors.d, "bds for Piastersrs' MafsriaisS snd "a,
fScI,S o. H6tBURDs.
kessvsAk Oupoginfondonf,
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A YoUNo WOMAN FouSp DEAp IN Bxp-
Jesnnette Adsir, nne looking young woman
twenty three years OF age, was found dead
IN btd AZ her residence, No. a. South Bridge
sueei, Newark, yesterday morning, under CIR
cnmstancesof rather singular character. sh
vas employed IS tailOress, and for q few dave
Iset, owing 10 indispositiOn, had not been At her
Shhg place. On Wednesday she told her
Sohulng mistress that she was much better
aes.tasy morning, however she WAS found
ues1, her mouth being filed tn blood, leasiins
70 'he sSpposit on that death was the resuit ~
ihternAl henaprrhage. ON her bureau near fhe
n.o, was found bottle OF hquid half emnties
Ire county physician was notified. and on mar
ing An examination OF the case he resolved to
oroer An inquest Jeannette's parents lived In
Newark, but for some reason not known she h.d
not lived with them tor about a wear In her
room, much liner and better furulshed ON.
than tailoresses generally can afford. we're
found, among other things, the cards OF a nun
Der OF men we'll known 20 the authorities An
sorts OF cruel rumors are IN circulation about
the unfortunate girl. These will be set Al re~f
by the Coroner's inquest A young lady friend
OF Jesnnette SAYS she believes she was engaged
70 De married TO young drug clerk EMPLOYED
In store on Broad street, near Market Soma
OF the persons whose cards we're found in the
girls room will be summoned 20 explain, m so.~
shele the mystery Of her death. The house in
which she dwelt IL kept by q widow lady nsmed
McClaVe--N y. Herold, 2OA.
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A MARRIAGE, BALL AND FuNKRAL.-On the
Ssn instant one OF the fairest and most respect
"a ladies OF Poolesville was united in marriage
70 cousin from Virginia, and the happy psir
started on on trip 70 the Old Dominion. On
tuesday evening following q ball was % he
gwen ~ the hotel In Poolesville, but vhiIst
preparations were being made for that purpose
kerosene lamp fell from the ceiling OF the
Dali room, and, though not exploding greatly
alarmed those present Immediately some
vicious boys rushed 10 the street aud raised the
cry OF ire, when Mrs. George W. Smith, who
Mas preolsposedt 70 heart disease, was 20 shocked
by the alarm that ehe fell In a swoou and died
In few minutes. The lsdy's daughter, who
was married the day before. and who had barelv
fesched her destination in Virginia, was In
formed by telegraph Of her mother death ana
started Immediately for Poolesville, but ON
reaching Beallsville met the procession that
followed the remains Of her mother 20 the Gem
etery at that place. We hope this first dark
cloud over the happiness OF the youthful
couple may be followed by MANY wears OF the
Advocate.
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RAILROADS
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER ScHEDULE.
FEBRUARY lsr, 1s1A,

oAeAAt Asfs ASsts
FROM WASHINGTON crrY.
Point Of Ro s5d Z. Pis WAY S...on:
g winchester and all Way ssaiions
o'As 4; bsitimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and oil
500 q m: Re. YORK. Philadelphia. soston, Bal.
STA |. n, fIttsb9re, Chicago, Cincinnati. Louis.
NILE a 81; IL hogi.; Cel9mSus sando.sy. heel
s station. On Ii. Wsssinssen SOansy s soS
Valley Branches. PKllaa. Cars. D1nnsr al
$50 E m, Baltimore. Annapolis and all Way Sta
900 8. m, Baltimore and Re,sv only.
is.oS Y, M, Baltimore, Ellicott City and oil Way
LOO r m. Nss York, Philadelphia, Norfolk, Bal.
$50 . ssi,ims5ss LsuT ss Relay, Frederick,
s43 2: m, Baltimore, fredsrici and all Way Sta
$50 2, n. Point Of Rocks, Frederick and eli Way
4ia ?: m, Bal imore, Ann apolis and Gil Way Sta.
sac 3: T., Philadelphia and Baltimore. Super a,
las PM. PitssS%rs Shissso, Cincinnati louis.
ing and the West. Pullman Ca1s. BrsaESaa
4; az fn IL Sis s.' ss:;sn Bal
SUNDAY TRAINS.
90. 4la, $40, 1.4s, 7. SO, 800 and 80
All Tains Stop at Fiaduef Hotel, Relay Hous. Sta.
flop.
For further Information apply a. the Baltimore
ard ONO Tlcket omces. Washington Station, and
$50 PeDnsyNanfa avenue, where orders will be
taken Tor Baggage to be checked and received ct
THos. 3. sHA RP. Master Of transportation.
Y. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
feb1 GEO. b. KOONTZ, Gent Agent
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
TON, PHILADELPHIA g. NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, December Is, l03
IIG na vetyeen sshiugton and New YORK are
FOE NEW Y0RK, ,sitAoxt change of cars.
desse va dsi ~ except Sunday, ut s0OA NJ and
FOB PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 500 N ana
LOO, $50 and 9:O0 p. M. '
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York at y: 90 p NJ and Phfladel.
phfa at $50 and 800 p M
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station ONCE ct all hours
syl yania avenue.
Passengers purchasing tickets at the Avenue ofIoe
can there arrange to have their baggage called Tor
and checked ct their residence taken to the depot,
and put in the baggage car.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annap-
THOs q. SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
L. d. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent at WASHINGTON
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A LEXANDRIA q WASHINGTON r. B
A AND

ITNANDnIA GFhEDEHiCkSBURG R.R-
CORNER OF b AND Sixth STREETS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as foliows:-o,
-, 10, L! Q. m, s., A. g., 8, 1,p. m; 8
u nna p daily, all other trains daily except
Local Trains from Alexandria arrive a follows
1888, 1888, $3.50 1888, 1888, 1888 q. m,
and 6.SS p m. from lieTsnsria daily. ali other f,
trains ally except Sunday
TRAINS marked thus connect with trains on
Washington and Ohio b. Il.
QUANTIO0 Accommodation leaves w ashinRton
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, via Rich mond,
leaves Washington :33 p. m. daily except Sunday
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale at Oces corner 18th street and Pennsylva
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage to be checked ct all hotels and residences
through TO destination.
L. g. YOUNG, Gent Passenger Agent. jyA-sf
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BIZ B. Il. w AZ 1ss:;.. Broker ana ,,.,,,...
yss Seventh f :srsss, Sss~ssa Q .a Apf q.
al IsEAl yAIYASEf
yyk HNH \ sr AkXrEENEgs bETTTII66a SoRfEs

SS1 zHS s1k..sss TP z5SfISSss s0afa
gnst 10, A o. 1874 snd du, 1870 20 me .S; =, An.
no. Ils, folio SIS ct seq, one Of The iand ~.
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