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Carson daily appeal. [volume] (Carson City, Nev.) 1873-1877, 1874-04-17

MASTER WILLIE CowAN informed us
Yesterday that his grand,na's Mrs. Cur
ry's) house was entered by burglars on
Wednesday night and robbed of a lot of
sugar some hntter aud eggs and other
eatnbles. The entrance was effected
from the rear, 10y raising the kitchen
window. j is suspected that this rad
WAS rerpetrltod by certain Cinnamon.
Sheriff Swift i on the lookout TO catch
the guilty parties.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-19
ANUSEMENTS.
THE NATIONAL

vdC NATlONAIA
'- "Our American Cousin" will b presented for
the last time this evening, and those who have
mot ssen Mr.. Sothern In his mirth- provoking char
scter Of DundEsary should BY all means improve
tie remaining opportunity for 90 doing. Mr..
9osaesn noM Pleynx nis conclooine enes&e.
@sos ~ snss eoantfy ma sne present may ce me
~ ~ Sn.I o ~L ~ y SnJSyou ~ weneo. liz y
sne Totiu,.enoM neo Sn.LScsea. 1o-mosOw even
.IE ~ sPpon y DSs'o ossrieA' cnsssoses M
VINCE No ny NO equsi'
EORD'S OPERA HOUSE
Another immense andience vas nresens .t
ro,a,. a.. ....t.- d. -. ..",-..
Hofo !sss evoninx 70 enjoy inc ENTERTAINMENT
mon nrsv,or. sv.ninS. tho:s nrs..n, wsrs rsns
m a eonstsnt stat. NJ h,l.,,tv Nv n. uirth mo.
vokinr peonls Who .nnnIv ths .mn,.m.nt w.
repeat our formcr ssssrfion. that more renuipely
comical people have not been seen in Washington
this season.
Urur wOrnrpe M arap nrpr,.e ,,
na-s. nI.I.a OE 1nH SIN ". ~
ffo'sssor ffoctot opens MS course OF lectures on
astronomy tonight with the above subject. The
attendance will be very large and very distin.
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SUMNER LIE4RARYAssOQIATY01
MEMORIAL ADDRESS BYD.A. srRAKER.

nENoRlALApDRE BY D.A. sTRAKER.
80 n ESQ 100 = 30
Az usnsssei nseting q TIE Summer Literary
being the chosen orator. delivered an eloquent
:,losy upon the ". and character Of s:s.sss
'tfsss: 10. -. ,,.,, - "a ... !.
crxr1ox: II thS a.sth AZ M Sumner the Ameri.
can nstion M Sost a. sxesiient statssmsn, pa
trios Pliis.sSrseiss; tIs xesia e l:ssss :. Z
Vcr,H g , Mss s6rcssts * },s1 priaedples
HSsstv IA scvsssey. -" ssSsts IssHeAussets
sSs sS.sl g 50 ps,de. =: IiFh:.s s.Rs.:s: I!
sS.s sSs . osvo!S9 !itS 49, ~ ~ on " +
s:t our sss5cy i.o.s. or sfSssS it, = a.;
IN sss espsa. ss.s sss sSS:
i e shs :as.3i:s q iiSslsy ga is.sds@; -.
.s .1s ~ H.. ~ ~ historv vnerevSf
tss S1sn,s.s 9i.Ss sSa Pol sheil sing
2, hs lss;Sss 4. ncns Ss Sis r.at
meas ~ n - - = schoiar. n 4 statesmas, a. .
nstrsot. IA - ( nhiiSntS.co,st. snd this trust
nnncps sss "a ~ r.se n vitS ~hcS Il 10 ideS
tiSsd. = 10 ~ IL nams ~ 70 rood and groat .
man' n Nm. ~ sress S.rd shsSepSars 70 The
Sss 3;
iife-thc soldisr "a ~ sshie9ton or Wellington;
the psfrlos his Hov:rd. ia Wiiberforce; the
nsinfrr III MiehaSi Hnseio: thu scnipter his
fhidSs or PHxetalc-so iikeVise have You
chosen. ~ reverence and hiKh esteem, and in IN
schoIsr.Sip u ssstssmsnsSin. an hmm roodness
within huapsn neWsr. on exempiary Justice TO al,
Equality Tor al. Of Isxpsnimity nd dignity, Of
intexrity and fSthfnf duty. he late Senator
c.hsSies Sumner = ssv VeH done. Young gentle
men. The leSsons TO IS derived from the Study Of
The life and an rasser md n.6io SERVES Of fhis
treat etatesman ana no pafslleI in American his
tory for more than 4 ousrter OF 8 century. Do
YOU desire 10 learn ustice and practice II In your
walks Of life 10 discover rhetoric logic and argu-
ment In sDeech. 10 know or ancient and modern
literature the lust estimste Of Legislation, the
basis Of equality OF men, and above all how to
perform vour duf v to Cod your country and your
feJlovmsnS summon yonsseif 10 his books take
= retrosneetive view Of Nh me in private and in
nubic. IN TIA Ia III al and before the
people st isrce. There YOU may quench your
Thirst In a snrin1 If war caleulated 10 make you
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-19
COLORED SCHOOL TRUSTEES.
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD LAST
NIGHT.

Last night the regular meeting Of the Board Of
Trustees of the colored schools vas held at Sum
ner building, corner Seventeenth and NJ streets.
Trustees johnson, Smith, Marshall, Ferguson,
and Lewis were present. r.a
the preceding meeting was read and approved. .
tn ssd-s sp'Msa so sas
ne applications were ordered de to b aisd.
An application from the pupil. Of the prepare
tory high school to use . suitable apartment in
ing literary society was read, and. on motion,
refsrTed p the eoYmittee On teachers for recon-
" Superintendent Cook presented the following
report for the month Of February: Number Of pl-
piis on the rolls the last day Of the month, 1850;
decrease for the month, 10. Whole number Of
humber Of pupils enrolled during the month, 10;
average number Of pupils IN attendance during
a a:,I TSp iii aaTse1 h9si o sss FL &;
each school IN tss First District 90; ssoona S;
Third, IS; Fourth, 81; Fifth, stgeneral average,
s s. Ts Fo sns %
q s.sdinss: lR ne fest de sesans 8;
Third e. Fourth r. Eth so os ~ as
s e. s. Ct
2; Fiith, 2totai q; decrease for the month, q
Is; Second, Ia Third, 0; Fourth, /; Fifth o-totsl
a. Number Of pupils suspended in the First dis
trict, Is; Second, IL; Third o; Fourth, Il Fifth, o.
total, 81. Number Of INDECENT pupils furnished
With books IN sSH First dsstrinf 8: Second, 1;
Third, Q; Fourth, l; Tith. o-totai, I. Number 0:
,. 81 t.-:.c:s II the First district, -; Second,
50; Third, 81; Fourth, a; Firth, etotal, lsl.
Number Of visits Of superintendent, a. Number
Of visits of parents and friends Of pupils, 1S2
The resignation Of H. r. Jennings - teacher
in the Lincoln school was rendered and accepted.
The superintendent exhibited . set Of tin mum.
bers presented by Mr.. Love for adoption BY the
board. The subject was referred to the commit.
MI. Ferguson, from the committee on supplies,
reported sundry bills with approval, amounting
to q, osl.oe. They were referred 70 eeommittee
MI, johnson submitted resolution requesting
the superintendent to submit to the board at the
close Of the present school year the names Of
teachers absent during the year, with the number
of days of absence.
The resolution Was adopted.
The same gentleman submitted the following:
That ali applicsti66l 81 teachers TO close schools
s. submitted fog the approval Of the 'upsrintsnd-
On motion, the resolution was adopted.
Mr.. Smith offered the following: That the chair
man Of the committee on school buildings DO d..
rected to communicate with Mr.. Adolph Cluss, Ia
relation to the condition Of the ground, GROUND
the Sumner building, and the coping Of the walli
around tao stevens building. On patton, 1t wal
adopted.
Nj. johnson offered . resolution that the
committee ON teachers be directed to examine init
the expediency Of disseminating the services Of
married ladies - tsachers. The board then "a
journod.
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COMMERCIAL.
pALrrMoR1 nA1xErs.


BALrIMoRE, March le. .BRHADsIuYrs-Flour
Z SO bbis. as follows: 100 Western Super at d 80,
loo do. extra 1t 0.39Gn 600 Howard street do.
a O. 50, and 500 Western family At q. 124@7.D.
KNenf,-The sales to-day include 500 bushels good
Nsrylsnd red at q. q, 90 do. prime red at 61.E,
go do. Western white ~ el.o0 and 100 do. do. red
cSIx.-yhe receipts to-day were r. bushels, Of
ported were 400 bushels Southern white 1t 7s0s0
eenSs, 900 do. yellow At .s9U cents, and 900
bushels Western mig ed In elevator at cents
but there n considerable quantity Of the latter
Offering under % cents.
Oafs.esaies to-day amounted to ago bushels At
eO(ASS cents, the bulk 1t 6o@S2 cents:
EysIThe sales to-day were ], 80 bushels inferior
C6tton.-We quote prices as follows, viz: Middling
l6Si6,ka cents; low middlinR l5@15k cents: strict
good ordinary Nx@Ax cents; good do. u cent?,
and stained and ordinary lot@iSx cents.
Pr0uisjons.-Ths market for Provisions 10 aImer,
under aivices Of advance at the West, but there
IL NO movement Of consequences reported. Bulk
Mss sse in s And we SIS 49, sss
loose, and note jobhing at A@k cent advance On
these hgures. bacon u Armer, part!culsriy f0s
Sides, which quote at64 cGnts, but ShOuder are
stih ceiling IN cents. Hams arc quiet aud steady
81 ia0l4 cents. Lardis 1rmer. and prime Western
steam Il wanted at ~ cents: bat We lesIn q NO
Is Saiet At (Ia E@is: 50. and hump g eiA9N. Is
Ss0ars.CWe continue % quote - follows: Cuba
and Hcgto Rico hirso good reaning AZ o1N cents
raj, s0sN cents; DO. boxes No. Y cents: Porto
Rico koesIy, s0sk cents, and Dsnersra vacuum
W Wildly. quote Western nominaliy at sss@o7
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wlATER scHEDuLE.l q.
5is FEBRUARY !, ma
7-7 = FROM wAsHINeToN CITY.
5seoa. N. Baltimore and an wsy stssiess. -.
s:0s. M. Pe!nt q Rocks, P,sd.!cst. haEerssswn'
s s,i$ars S, ::S II and
Wsy StaiioH..
I'm assf :ss Rely Boston. Bal
s:Hs N. Piii.baIG. Chicaeo, cineiln.ti. Louie
WIS Ss.i II L ana Sc W. ssSss;a1
"a as %.s ss ss1s Biz sss ssSsd
spa. n. Bs!sl1eere. Snnspoii. and ~ way ssa-
400 :. n. ssSise,. And nel.y s.ly. 2 -. ~,
H'n. bsieinose, Enicott City iand al wsy
LOOP. N. New Yori, ,rhIlaaeiphl., Norfolk, Bal
fillmore. Dinner at Relay.
s:sop. n. B;l!ImoIs: Laurel, Relay, TIsas7iss.,
S se1Esss. pes ss:ssop :no v s 'o cf
s:sp. m. B:iii4cre. Frederick and all Way Sta
s:sop. N. Point. Of Rocks. Frederick and Way
l:Sp. m. Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta
sop. m. PSii.de,phi. and Baltimore. supper at
,.sp m. r,ss si Chicago, c,ne.ns.,,. Louis
VILE, 81: Louis SoluW% ns, s1pP nl'm!yn,
e Mnss'i s4s.a sSs q cE.fsn '''"'n
M New YORK. .f FhiiadspSs Boston, Bal.,
nn p m. 2sis sss y. ss: 81 Wy stations
SUNDAY TRAINS:
100 rs. $50 1 ms 7:n, 800 and I,:ap. m.
All trains stop At viaduct hotel, Relay House
For further Information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices Washington Station, and
IS Pennsyivsnla avenue, where orders Will be
taken for Baggage to be checked and received At
THOS. r. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation,
l.. N. COLE,
General Ticket Agent.
GEO. g. kOONTz,
feb3 General gent.
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INDIANS AND WHISKY.
MEASURES FOR THE ABOLITION OF
THE TRAFFIC.

In pursuance of . call . temperance meeting in
tho interest Of the Indians, was held yesterday
Afternoon at 40 o'clock in Lincoln Hall. The At
tendance was extremely small, and many who ar.
rived seeing the condition OF Affairs left the hail.
Father Bosom called the meeting to order; after
Father Bosom then stated the object Of the
trsisc q liquor on the Indian ressrvaiiOn;: He
lIs !; R tssnsSs III ::sl;
was being related several Of the audience retired,
ss .f ne 9th :n F.s4s r is
audience manifested considerable restlsssness for
~ eonelusion, yet the story was greeted with ap'
s T. ss.s Gs e ss 3: sns ssg Il. II 8:
come civilised citizens. Al this tuneture smother
detachment Of the audience retired. He sub
70 inS.s; "SsS wers very lengthy the
clusion Of the reading Of tho resolutions no said
he felt out Of place in doing all the talking, yet
A voice from . woman. my dear sir, Am with
Rev. pr; Clark, q N; z. vas called upon, and
favoring treating the Indians a. human beings.
He claimed that the sympsthy Of the white Peo.
pie should be with the red men. and every encrt
remarks BY Father Bosom saying his time was
M: aud the Father read series Of resolutions
KSnsss city, Missouri, In which 4 vas demanded
that the entire management OF Indian ahairs
should b givSn to those Who are In sympathy
Colonel Pitcher, agent Of the Chcctaw Indians,
made an address, In which he said ne WAS the
captain Of band in his tribe who fought for the
suppression Of the tSafhc. They had besn success
fui, and now tbsy are all friends Of Temperance,
and all the ChoataW women are In the work: One
hundred and f6rty-tw Of his neighbors lately
Joined the Church; new Sunday schools are being
established, and all looks bright. The Choctaws.
| through missionaries, have accomplished 81! the
| good without the aid Of the Government. and the
agents sent out BY the latter have been an injury
| to the Indians. He closed By asking sympathy
| for his race.
Miss Jennie Legs was introduced. She claimed
that women should b sent to the Indian reserya-
tiooe and there exert their power towards civil
Sstion. Mems record II mot practical in this d;
| reetion. The day has come when woman VII
| striye without fear In favor OF this great WORK.
| she will stand hrm In her majestic Womanho0d
The white race stand In need Of eiviltsati0n; Sne
| next changed her subject to the women's suffrage
movement, and closed BY demanding equal riSht ~
10 collection was taken up, and the meeting ID
jouTnsd. as-rFf
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THE STOCK OF A NEW YORK WHOLESALE
HOUSE At AUCTION.

Messrs Green Williams inform rs 10 an ad-
vertisemept In another column Of the sale Of
ia{ko stock Of fine Foreign and Domestic Dry
Goods, consisting Of Lyons Black and Colored
Silks, Irish Popins, Black Alpacas, Brillisnteens,
French, English and German Broadcloths, Cassi-
meres, kc, and other goods too numerous to men
tion all Of which have got to be sold, regardless
Of cost for the bcnent Of creditors The sale will
commence next Monday, March q, and continue
from day to day until the entire stock Is disposed
o. Special Accommodation provided for ladies.
Sales daily at 10 .. M, 3 and I P. N.
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PRAISE OF TIE NATIoNAL REPUBLE-
lse3l- CAN. 80

70 n Editor Of ths National Repsbifean:
Sin: have been regular subscriber TO your pe-
par for four yeasa Jhks u. an glad p witness
the e.ecess Of year efforts 70 csta1lbh paper
here It the national capital worthy he support
not only Of the busiaess msn, bat q every etisen
ii TIE 6stsist. AID thas, II. Eljtor, ycA are
doInE for you. papa Y a. ~? sscr Y . Sss
it % becoming the leading pep4r pl{A al the
farmsrs and others who live % tAs eoanty.
+Lony nayyeu live and happy nay ySs r.;
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.LUcT1oE S1LEs TO-DAY.

By OuneanooA Bros: tt-f
A. u O'Clock, It the NH Of Rsmsburr 4 Sons,
On Bri4gs 't:sst II. Aassaeet bridgs, George
town, D. o., al ~ mul Aaeseial, tools, 10.
Atn o'espok, e1&Alogue sale Of nno percsIafn,
china aDA GlaeoYa|e. be-, comprising some Of the
6pe4 aftic!ss Of tAa4 class Of goods ever SAINT 70
Al O'Clock, VSlaabls real sstats near the
Sev1ikh .otfoo3 Rcd, three aad Q ham miIes ffom
~ ~, oSotailiag eight ssesa. = s.sa . f-s"l
..ztSvsst ess,@ q NH ssd v ss1ssts So. a5s
Ass Sepsk, - q lpts . md p, n square
-. i1pe0vU1 " D thTeestory brick house, con-
to1sfnI 11no gOens, Nc. ID Tsoth street north
..s.. . s~.s ~ QnAa3a
AZ oSIeek tAey wm epntin1e the sale Of The
eii1oes q fhs vhoGo0Ale I'D reeen eetsbIishmens
efJossph L nsyass, Ma 100 Psnay vsn's ave
Nv nHRaS1: hss s4intSs) eIl
AZ 20 o,eiSek, vslasbl1 bsfIding lot On the
ec{fh 80 q 0a1o6anuDee1s sv61e, ostWsea
Fourth and Eilsh asse1s AsgtAwsses S42
By Green 4 WillianG: q. =. 49,
At GO Sslesk, very dssirabDe b!sea dWclnas
hosss On TwslftA stEsSt neetAwssts between ~
streets. s.li ssss1,sss9 ~ .s q. f.a4 .
By Holden, Spence 4 Co.:
Al oe'eleck, dry goods, notiens, looking glasses
| &c.
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD

baltimore AND PoroMAcRA1LRoAD
DEPOT coRsE sos s,HT,5 AsD B STREETS
" sSa 'i''s; n N SS'si
40 NJ. EI@It. Mail. s:laa NJ. New Yois E1-
~ s.Ssi ~. 1s9s; s.,',
pre-, daily, except Sum Mon, daily, except sun
s:sS DAILY, Aeeommods- SIS (. M, Baltimore Ex-
ton. press, except Sunday.
6 % ana w W. Line m Daily Fast
II e 80 sCuiSssn MAIL
sIssHs ssH9 sp:ss S',
except Sun tay c,,., press, daily, except Sum
IA at, Loaisvfis South SIS 3. NJ. Aeeommoda-
ss s.esRs sSnSsy Son. b. ;neep DaiIy
s:ss0 ~; p, Daily Nsw ri .uaSsy. from Vest
ID: soi : s'.h'r .sIss M
1~"'' ma, New York Express,
Trains leaving Washington at SIS q IN. ana $50
p. n. connect 1t Bowie With trains for Pope's
Greek, lesying Bowie at 10 and $40 p. m, ar
T1ns leaving a az &c ~ az. p SIS .. m
and s;so 2: m. connect AZ Odenton with trains for
D. M connect . BOWIE M,s e sssn: ssvns
Popess Greek 2:ls and 7:4s p. m.
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket Once.
nue., northwest corner Sixth and fennsyivsn.a ave.
AZ EoteIs and residences 10 eli points North and
&. Houi
Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and all points
East E.HL. p SI sf Gen. Superintendent.
r. g. YOJING. den. PASSENGER Agent.
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TIE GALILEAN FISHERMEN.
MEETING OF THE GENERAL COMMIT.
TEE

The general committee of the Grand United
Order Of Ganlesn Fishermen held meeting on
Tuesday night at their hall, on Pennsylvania
avenue, between Third and Four-and-a-h.lf
streets, and permanently organized BY electing
the following oficers: Perry H. Carson, presE
dent; Alfred Day, secretary; Wm. Beckett, treis-
urer, Arrangements were made for grand ball,
to be held ct Market-house hall, in Georgetown,
on the night Of April 10, proximo and the subject
of celebrating the emancipation pfociamation on
the same day was discussed, and resolution
adopted to make that occasion more brilliant than
any which has preceded It. Tho president lCoL
Carson) Was empowered to use 81 means Within
command Of the association at his discretion to
make the celebration worthy Of the event which
q commemorate.
This order was originated about seventeen years
ago in the city Of Baltimore Its objects being to
cate for the sick and bury the dead. Il
Increased and spread throughout Maryland, the
Distriet Of COlunbIa, Virginia, nnaylvania and
u4ors, eighteen iR tbs District, three in Alex
aAdris, three in Richmond and two In George
tOWn Males end females, between the ages Of
sixteen and forty Ave years, are admitted and IN
initiation fee and dues collected. Some two
months ago the Grand Lodge in this District Oh.
tanned Q charter under the general incorporation
sct, and the nne property on Penny avenue
where they nov meet, was purchased Of MT
Edward Simms at cost OF $4,000. ,,r -,,-.- IN.
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rHERE HAZE BEEN MANY BOOKS

THEME HIVE bEEN AANT bVUAS
added to the Washington Library lately, among
which may 20 found the last work: Of Buivsr,
s a%s. FL, GSES Young Mem: 6S s2s
TAN Association building, and as the terms Of
subscription are very low, every one can afford to
get the benefit Of all the new publications. The
plan Of this library Is to add the new books Of any
standard author as soon as they are Published,
and to have duplicates Of oil books that are In
great demand 90 as not to keep subscribers walt
Ing for them. subscriptions viii be taken for
them six or twelve months.
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E.L. DUBARRY, Gen. Superintendent,
Z. 8. YOUNG, Gen. Passenger Agent.
A LEXANDRlA AND. WASHINGTON
"A RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND

DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS.
Local trains for Alex andria leave follows: 7,
=. 10, II Q. M, 1 s 9, :, p. M. and % a. m. and
Up. m TO Alexandfia daily; all others daily except
Local trains leave Alexandrisas follows: q 1.S:
10 ana l e.: and ?: m: a; m. , aHTe
eIeeLs VIII, trains ON WASH
'ington and Ohio railroad.
QUANTICO accommodation leaves Wasningtou
n d s'f sfsipSs s9xPkEss via Richmond,
leaves Washington li:ss p. M, daily. except sun
Through tickets to all points South and South
ysnia avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania
svenne where passenRers can leave orders for bag
~ "a ha ehecked II All hotels and residences
ksonsh ~ dssaiHation f. 8. YOUNG,
MOTH General Passenger Agent.
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A sxRI0ug AcCLDE1T.

IN tuesday night, vhils nsv. Alffsd HslnsaA
~ a his way - pssfsrn clerical duty h Tie
S..ily Of ons q his paTishionsrs M. WI. Bell,
a ri between Ninth and Tenth sfrssts, hs ust
SxS = yerv sef3ous aeeident. In attempting %
~ 4 sfreef ~ q vss sstarted be!e{9 y hGd
sess..i, ~ ~ vaelfCsm, end 1esksl In head.
ID 70 he p Saish = .ssStysG ssSi
~ ~ sSSssS think0 but fuf the sntanglenent o!
: 40 cloak he might hsys Peasurebly ssyed
snss r. BRI ei, S Sops. sn
70 rrmine his mission, his face covered with
blood, - It Wa.
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nENNsYLvANIA AIR LINE
~ PHiLADELTMILA.; o,r

AND ALL POINTS n TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BErWkEEEN WASHINGTON AND
The equipment on sSis ne Is new and OF the most
fls6.niH iRS PR1RsEsSdR aqA:Hks ON DAY TRAINS
fSSEEE EHxs fAf iH;sSaE SSkkEEfSj. cAEs on
sSssssss IS: .sssk kAiE Rifsz%sfE5E
as q and sn
b. line. !ssss 'wiash,nstoa at 500 .. N. daily.
Le.ss i Bsist:ors at s:sas. m. daily. exeeps Sum
Leave West Philadelphia At las p. m. daily, ex-
Rr!ivs q New YORK q. s:lo p. m. daily. except
RsehSond express. leave washington at l:ls p. m.
o1I S.y saf Sstimorc Il ssp m. daily. except sun
az ::.ve West Phlladeiphla At go p. m.
k sSs q ss. fSs a,s g wasIssso. .. 80
4s.yye Wsst FhiIsdeIphi. g a:sO .; e. daily.
ks1ise st ssS sx XII 4 sss 81 4 Il Sss..'
Fase limo, leave new FORK q s:56 :. m.
H H.s.. 3 ss, q Ns.p
Any. = M.;h,,.SsspS :; Yo. E j. n
x 1si". . v s:hinsscn . s;is !; ~,,s .,.,u.
S. Ss Il NE zassa
IN Gsilsosa: YORK .nd ad:os River I.iI-
rod, Erte railway, and sss.nsm On HUDSON f'sel'
Z. p s:a r..
oscea xScrs iicSess and iniormation can be OBJ:
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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-19
RECOVERY OF A STOLEN COAT AND
ARREST OF THE THIEF.

Yesterday Detocttve Coomoe tecovsted . coeS
stolen some time since IRON the National hotel.
man named Israel Ho0lde was arrested ~ the
party who committed the then, and had placed
thu coat in 0 psWnbsokes's shop, Where Foulds
was arrested. He sndeavorsd TO place the theft
on another man, bat ~. Ooomeg would not rub.
recoRpised q the. party having stolen the coat
He Wss locked up IN police headquarters
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-19
METROPOLITAN HOTEL.

This old established and highly prosperous hotel
is offered for sale at . very low figure and upon
terms that must suit any reasonable customer.
Tho Metropolitan is completely equipped and
furnished; is In fire running order doing large
and prosperous business, and would prove val.
liable Investment for any one In search Of hotel
bueiuess.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-03-19

THE FALCON PEN AND THE EASY WRITER
the best pens extant (which will be proven when
tried,) a.e manufactured expressly for, and for
sale BY, John q. Parker, No. 627 Seventh street.