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1850 yds. printed Linen Lawn, war
ranted pure fax and fast colors, at great
bargain, at the Philadelphia Store. 1t
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At the Trade Palace on the Square, 200
pieces pure Linen Lawn, 20 cts; fine Blsh-
Cd and Victoria Lawn, 20a2j cts. 1t
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Received direct from Havana, an im-
portatiOn of the finest HayanaS, by Edw.
Peynado q Co. my3 II
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Protestant ornhan Asylum.

The managers of the Protestant Orphan
Asylum will meet on Monday at o'clock
/; tMr. George Smiths.
Mrs. II. q. SCOvEI.. Sec'y.
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-03

80 dozen more of those gents Lisle-thread
Undershirts at the Philadelphia Store. 1t
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Nobody can sell goods cheaper than We,
for we can live on ginsang and briar roots,
if necessary. Hogan Bros. my3 st
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The Trade Palace on the Square calls
the attention of ladies to late arrival of
SiIver-mounted ParaSOls in the Sword, RO-
man and Grecian Crosses, at S2.I5 and
500. IL
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Extraordinary bargains this week in
Parasols, Sun Umbrellas, Kid Gloves and
Ruching, al the Philadelphia Store. 1t
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At the Trade Palace on the Square, 200
dozen fine BalbFiggan Hose, 80 cts; Roman
Sash Ribbon, 50 cts, (wide). 1t
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Pillow Linen, cheapest at Hogan Bros.
my3 81
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Victoria and Bishop Lawn, cheapest at
Hogan Bros. my3 81
Nashville union and American. [volume] (Nashville, Tenn.) 1868-1875, 1874-05-03

knitting Cotton at Hogan Bros.
my3 81
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IT is one of the cnrioSitles OF nattIrat
history that a horse enjoys his food most
when he hasn't bit in his mouth.
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Parasols.-New Parasols just received
at the Southern Palace, Church street.
my3 2t
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Ice! Ice! Iee!-The Queens Lake Ice
Co. is now prepared to furnish Ice to con
sumers and the trade generally at reason
able rates, and will guarantee to their pa
irons full supply for the entire season.
Orders BY mail solicited and promptly at
tended to. Ofica, No. 81 corner Bank and
Printers alleys. Storage house, No. q
Criddle street, near L. & y. r. II. Dept
Geo. A. Bailey, Sup't; C. II. Ryman, Ast.
APPS I'm
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New Silks and Silk POplins Just re-
ceived at the Southern Palace, Church
street. my5 u
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Proceeds of the Late Fair for st.
Mary's Orphan Asylum

Sunday-schooi. ...................s 81 1886 20
Table of Mrs. Michael Mccormack and
Mrs. Malachi Nc Cormack. .....~.... 1871 IS
Keon and Miss Katie Breen !, os3 IS
Table of Mrs. T. Prendergast and Mrs.
u. T.. Barry 40 w
Table of Mrs. L. Winstead, Mrs. j. II.
Collins aud Mrs. NJ. Burns, jr...-..... GIL p
Table of Mrs NJ. j. Dolin, Mrs w. Bar
~ and Mrs SheetZ 525 20
Table of Mrs. Zen0ne and Miss Hyrone-
mus 45l 30
Received at the door 365 90
Gross receipts. ,O73 IS
Exnenses. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT. 1872 75
Nett proceeds. 90
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Parasols, Misses and Ladies Straw HAS
and Fans at the Fifty Cents Store, s Union
street my1 st
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Large arrivals! Com G. RICE q ~
plete stock. Special
ly grand display
Charming stylesl E1-
auisitelv beautiful
Choice designs, Blk
and COiOred Silks at
nearly half price and
cheaper than ever
sold before. Never
before have YOU had
such an opportunity.
Great sensation. La
dies are remindedwe
equal in all respects
the largest houses in
the world. Save
credit and high
prices Mourning
Goods speciality.
Tsmise, Canton,
Henrietta, Alpacas,
etc, etc. Great
bargains Ire
G.. RICE a co. mendOus fall in Dress
Goods. p b antOm
Stripes just received.
Elegant shades in
new goods for dinner
and carriage COS
tunes. This viii be
a most extraordinary
cheap sale We call
your attention to our
display of new Cuffs
and Collars. ans,
ParnsOls, Gloves,
Walls & Spanish La
ces, SaShes and Sash
Ribbons, Hosiery,
COrsets Handker-
chiefs, Neck Ties,
etc, etc, at prices,
OH how chep. La
dies can make their
purchases from the
largest and
best stock of
goods in the city. G. RICE a 60.
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Refreshing.-In addition to the finest
brands of wines and liquors, the bar Of
Ewes Hotel is now supplied with the
choicest Cincinnati Lager Beer.
unv2 2ts
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ssPeerIess ButteEcOtch'' at wholesale at
Chas. Robertson's Wholesale Confectionery
myl eOd1w
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DIED.

SS-Died. uear GaIlatiD, on the LIST
inst JOHNErTA T.. fnfaUt daughter OF SeatOn
T. and Celine DOuglaSS-aged II months
"AnOther little form asleep,
And little spirit gone;
Another little voice Is hushed,
And little angel born
Two little feet are on the way
To the home beyond the skies,
A nd our hea - are ike the void that comes
When a strain of music dies
The birds viii sit on the branch above,
= And sing requiem,
To the beautiful little sleeping form
That used TO sing 70 them
But never again viii the little lips
To their songs Of love reply,
For the silyery voice is blended with
The minstEelsy on high"
GOSSFTT-Dfed in Cedar Hill, Tenn. April
% $50 OF asthma. WILEY BLOUNT GossETT,
of Robertson county, Tenn aged @ years,
months and n days
DUFF-Died on Saturday morning, May 2,
IS74 JACOB. infant son on Joseph A and Mary
r. Duff-aged II months
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully IN
vited 10 attend the funeral this evening, az *
o'clock, from their residence, No. ~ North Mar
ket street
Services nv Rev j. W. HOyte.
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CITY NOTICES

|.Peeriess Butterseotch,r for sale over
the city, contains no London"
myI eOdiw
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Oh. Boys! Oh, Girls.-Buy delicious
.Pee rless ButteIscotch." myl eodl
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Blank C. Indicates no report clpher (Dl ga
tionary; minus e. tendency 20 fall plus teEl-
dency TO rise. A. @. FORD. Observer.
The river was falling very slowly, having
gone down only four inches since our last
report.
The cargo brought down by the Shippers
Own evening before last was the largest
ever brought from the upper Cumberland
Anived-the Silyerthorn, from Evans
vile, with corn and hay; the John 5. Brans-
ford, from Dixon Springs, with 80 hhds.
of tobacco.
Departed-the B. II. Cooke, for Cairo;
the John S. BransfOrd, for BakertOn, and
the SilverthOrn, for Evansville.
The Nashville left Cincinnati Friday
for Nashville.
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FUNERAL NOTICE.

FUNERAL NOTICE.
The remains of the late JOsEPH METZ viii be
transferred from the vault 10 Mt Ohvet Gene
terry at 3 IN. TO-DAY. Friends of the family are
invited to be present.
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LOUISVILLE d CINCINNATI SHORT
LINE RAILROAD.-Trainsle leave and ar
rive af louisville as follows

TRAINS.
Eastern Fast Line, ex-
cept Sunday........-
Cincinnati EXPIRES, d'ly
Cincinnati night EK-
press, except Sunday
Lexington Mail, except
SUnday........-....-
Lexington Express, eI-
cept Sunday....-..-
Lagrange AccommOda-
ton, except Sunday
Lagrange AccommOda-
ton, except Sunday.
Shelbyville Mail except
Sunday...............
SheIbyvile Express ex-
cept Sunday.........
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STATE OrTHE WEATHER
Local Report for the City, saturday,
May 2. Isz4-

TslsgrspAic Report from SsgnGt Servics COrP: u
s. 4, cf 0bservati0n, az S,56 p. My he
Western Union Lane.
Place q 0OseF- Bar Thr Wind wS w ss4sS 81
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Nett proceeds. ..................... .s6.6n 90
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ID 4 4 y


GARRETT. At the residence Of her daughter
in-lsw, N King George county, Va on the evening
of the 28th Of December. 1873. ELIZA STUART
GGRkATT, widow Of the late II. T. Garrett Of
Wesimoreland county, Va.
HLPBURh. Suddenly, at O'Clock Friday morn
ing, Of disease Of the heart, JEREMIAH HEP
B0kN, IN the va year OF his age tHew Orleans
Friends and acquaintance and members Of tbs
Oldest Inhabitants Association are especially in
rtted 70 attend the funeral at .. Sunday, from
41O 18th street.
BEILBURN. On the morning ~ the ID instant.
ADELE, beloved wife Of Louis Hciburn, in the SD
Friends Of the family are invited to attend the
funeral, Sunday, 4th ms ant, ct . O'Clock D m. q
HORTON. OF consumpt ion, on the lst Of Jssua-
", LANEN1A H0RrON, wife Of George W.
Horton, and daughter Of JShn Lederer, aged q,
years.
Seldom are we called upon TO pay tribute 20 ono
more worthy, one more endowed with noble traits Of
ourselves and to those with whom live and ssso-
ciate. Having a warm heart aud a genial die posi-
tion, she won the affection Of all that knew her. aud
truly ltft an example which may be followed with
light 10 guide them over that path, which she has
already past, into the land o. eternal bliss Know
ing II care no more, she has gone 20 the haven C
rest and TO the full reaiz Of those pleas
which reach beyond tie grave. Weep mot, mOarn
not, dear friends. am at rest.
Few were the days we spt Mt together.
II was God who did us sever;
When will be my sorross cease. J. r. q.
Her funeral will take place from her late resi-
dence, at No. 221 Sd street, bstveeu Msryl land
O'Clock. Her relatives and friends are invited to
attend.
NOLAN. The funeral Of the late WILLIAM n
McIA1N will take place from the chapel 81 Oak
pm; The friends Of the family pectfuily ia
yitsd to sstenc.
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STEAMER LINES.

" SEVENTH SHEET WHA8F,
WASHtNGT0N, d. o., Dec. n, 1873.
On and after FRIDAY next, 18th instant, the
hourly trips VI the Ferry Boats be- IT,
tween Washington and Alexandria 8 s5ssz-z=iN
will commence at a. m; last trip at
81 Pm. g. b. HO VISION,
President p. r. Company.
S. GEDNEY, Genl Supt. IRepl dec2i6t
WASHINGTON, NORFOLK, BOSTON AND
w PROVIDENCE.
The me Iron Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE
Norfolk, will leave her wharf, foot e S4hAs
y 5th street, every MONDAY sndsa1uzazss9g
Thu hSDAf, at p. n. ,tosching at principal River
Landings, connecting at Norfolk with Steamship OF
the NJ and NJ: lire for Boston and Providence
Freight should be addressed " care of Lady of the
Lake, via Norfolk Branch ticket Office at knox,
Express Office, sos Pennsylvania avenue.
N.B. FITZHUGH, Agent, 9Th street wharf
DORSEY CLAGETT, General Agent,
mls-tr Plants Store, corner 18th ST. ard Pa ave.
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huerDtcemDer7th,l 1873, trsiAs Will run as follovs
TEAMS LEAVE F0kiTRAINS ARRIVE AT
bALTLAOKE. FISHING TON.
s4e M, Bait and Nth 8. | 3 g. M, New York and
CALL, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily.
EDS a. m, New York $50 a.. m, Aceommoda-
Express, daily, eI. Sun ton, daily ex. Sunday.
-:ss $; m, daily Accom- ti9:Te, daiiy,sS sunday
modstion. 1888 q a., Fast Line
li;5S O. m, Fast Line from West and North,
West, daily H Sunday daily.
lis p. m, New York 2:20 p. NJ Accommoda-
Exp, daily, sx. Sunday ton, daily, ex. Sunday.
3:23 baltimore Elk pres, 5:13 Pm, Y. Express,
daily, ex. Sunday. daily, eX Sunday.
1907. m Cincinnati aud 3:43 .. m, Accommoda-
Southwest, daily, except ton, exec pit sunday
$40 p. M, Accommods Baltimore, daily from
tion, daily, ex. Sunday West and North.
Yerk Night EHprs.s. Esq daily, ex. sunday.
s:3s p m, Pacific Elk l1:aS .. m, New York
Trains leaving Washington a, SIS q. m. and
8 so D me- connect at Bowie with traiaa for NJ ari-
bo-o', leaving Bowie at 10 a. "a and $40 D. m :,
arriving at Marlboro at lilo a. m, and 500
Trains leaving " SSH ugt N at SOB aad $40 3. m.
aud $50 D. m. Connect u. Ojenton with TT aims for
Anna polls.
Trains arriving q. Washington AZ 1888 O. m.
and $50 D. m connect az Bowie with trains leav-
ing Marlboro at $40 =. m, and e;S0 p IN:
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue, northwest nsr eth street aud Psansylva.
mia avenue, have their baggage called fo- and
checked at hotels and residences to all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Column
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, s Louis, New Or.
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and all
points north, northwost, west, and southwest;
e b. DUBARRY, General Supr.
i. 8. YOUNG, Gen1 Pass'r Agent. Jy74-u
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A NEW MALADY.-An editor saws: I'VE have
lately heard of the diagnosis of q new disease,
discovered by our associate editor. DIR. s., not
long since. A lady OF remarkable CONVERSE
uonal powers approached our medical friend
with-.Dr. have a very sore tongue let
me look at it, said the doctor. The unruly
member was duly protruded. ST is sun-burnt,
madam, sunburnt,' remarked the doctor, who
suddenly recollected that his professional ser
vices were wanted in another direction,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1874-01-02

TIE Nation prints this little story. with n
moral, for Congressman 90 read during the holi-
days; ''once upon a time tAfter the passARe Of
the legal-teDdeT act). as ] was walking in a
friends garden, I came upon a summer house
where two little children were PLAYING a. keep
ing shop. Their msrct Andise was OF little in-
trinsic value, hut their currency was sfill more
worthless, for Il consisted OF pieces OF old news
papers. Having some confidence IN nv own
knowledge of finance, I said, with a smile,
Children, YOU cannot play that game long for
one Of you has only 90 tear up a few more Old
newspapers, and he can buy the other out In no
time oh. said the children, both together
I'VE amt so silly IS you think; before we began
TO play we agreed Just how much newspaper We
would have. Now, those little children PLAYED
that game out honestly, and they didn't water
their currency a bit"
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81 How many letters will be dated 1853 for the
next week?
GThe question puzzling the juvenile mind
Is, where does Santa Claus stay during the rest
part Of the year"
1Ths Kokomo CInd.) Tribune proposes TO
publish the names OF such as are drunk on New
Years day in that town.
1-"He was good man, !" saws an Iowa paper
of deceased citizen, "but then he sometimes
bet on the wrong horse, the same a. the rest
of u.s."
~ Mrs. Andrews. of Vermont, said she
didn't care darn whether dinner suited her
husband or not, and q justice fined her seven
collars.
@Nh hat is the earliest fnanciai Transaction
on record? When Pharaoh received a check on
The bank OF the Red Sea, crossed by Moses s.
Co."
1-What Il the difference between the side or
right aDgled triangle and an old msid's tea
pot? One is a hypOthenuse, the other a teapot
IN use.
@If your parents won't let you marry him
write letter to q convent asking fer stu alton
as nun, have the letter intercepted by your
mother, and final Of white satin, lace, orange
blossoms and things will follow. At least il
worked that way with Troy girl.
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TIE London Herald remarks: When will orr
actors learn how 20 use stage cosmetics? Tie
offenses against the art Of pa ntng well are
countless, and the gentlemen are much 20
blame as the ladies. One actor, for instance
with a sunburnt manly complexion, has IBIS
muthl white hands, by the side OF which clean
linen looks positively yellow; and the amount
of black worn at the corners of most ladies eyes
is a real disagreement
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MERCHANTS LINE OF STEAMSHIPS
WASHINGTON AND NEW YORK.

JOHN GIBSON will make regular week $500
trip between NEW YORK, ALEX SE&R
aE6saHrowwHAs y ,dos 9r9a NSW YORK
from Pier 1 80 Eoss river, every sATURDAY !.
m, and ALEXANDRIA the same day Of lar
Afsnt fu1, i Information spgIy to a. DEHHAM,
town, or at the corner Of nth and New York
sye9oe nr.,.,.. W. THOMPsON, President.
ders len at General ONCE, sos Ponnsylvanis ave.
aue Or at the steamer wharf, will be promptly Of.
eenueu 10. jell-tr
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QH b. II. WARMER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer
T2s Seventh street, between q and II.

GALE OF A PART OF TIE WASHINGTON
~ AND GE0RGETOWN RAILROAD
On MONDAY, the 9Th day Of January, 1874,
between the hours of and p. m the Board
OF Public Works Of the District Of Columbia at the
request OF the holder OF certificate number S,Gs,
bearing date August 18th, 1871, for the sum of
06S 90, with interest thereon at the rate OF ten
per centum per snnuyn, will sell at public auction,
in front OF the Columbia Building, "a street, be-
tween Pennsylvania avenue and street in the said
city OF washington, to the highest bidder, all that
rsIt Of the Washington and Georgetown railroad
which Is located and exists 7th street west in the
said CITY of Washington, between the Potomac river
and street north.
The said certificate having besn issued agreeably
70 assessments sde by salt Board against said road
for improvements adjoining the line thereof be-
tween the points Aforesaid made Ia accordance with
an act OF the Congress Of the United States, entitled
An act to provide government for the District u
Columbia" approved the 7lst day Of FebruarY, 1871
and an act of the Legislative Assembly Of the Dis
trict OF Columbia entitled IAN act prescribing the
mode Of assessm- nis for special improvements, aud
providing for the collection thereof" approved
AUG ust 10, 1871. The cost and expenses of the sale
viii be included in addition to the amount of the
certificate, and the interest thereon, and the
II the said property will have the right to redeem
the same within two years from the late Of SALE by
paying the amount Of purchase money, with twenty
ger centum per snnum thereon.
the Governor and bg the Secretary Of
the District. ALEX b. SHEPHERD,
h. A. WILLARD,
JAMES A. MAGRUDER,
ADOLF CLUSS,
JOHN B. BLAKE,
Board OF Public Works of the District OF Columbia.
Washington, d. o.. December 9Th, 1873 dec5-td
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~ Red Estate Brokers aud Aucfioneers,
southv corner Pennsyl ysnis and ilth street
Star 0fioe Building.
CT hECIRY SALE or yALUkBLS IMPR1v-
I'D kEhL PROPEBTY ONlS sTREET, BE-
TMEnE VIRGINIA AVENUE AND STREET
SOUTHWEST.
- By virtue OF decree OF the sapreme Court Of
The District OF 0olumbis, Of January IS. 1873, in
the cause OF Patrick Knox We. Dun White ct
AL No. ASS, equity docket II will sell II pub
Tic auction. in front of the premises at O'Clock
m, on FRIDAY, January 2, Is7I, the southera half
OF lot numbered seventeen, (E,I in W. b. Todd g
subdivision Of square numbered FIVE hundred and
thirty seven, 5S fronting ixteeu 1861 feet on a.
street west, between south K street aud Virginia
avenue, and running back about one Hundred an
twenty (lt0 feet to alley.
This is 3 neat wo.story brick house, Ia athiekIy
populated neishborhood, and Is well adapted for q
business stand, for which purpose itn now used.
Terms One-third OF purchase money in cash; and
balance in equal nents and Il nths after
day Of sale: the deferred payne be secured by
daI Of sale. The purchaser must deposit 8 80 vhes
tho perty is bid off, and complete the purchase
within five days thereafter. otherwise the property
will be reseid after hve days notice. at ths cost ami
risk OF the defaultiug purchaser,
s Ml6Ha y H AHHsSSAAipsos Trustees.
decls-th,st LATIMER CLEARY, Aucts.
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LExANDRIA & WASHINGTON r. &

ALEXANDRIA & FREDERICKSBURG R.R.
CORNER OF AND SIXTH STRxBTs.
Local trains leave for Alexandria as folio ws:-6,
y, 3, -. 10, II q. m. 3, A. s., o, 5,p. M;
g. m and p. m. daily, all other trains daily except
Sunday.
Local Trains from Alexandra arrive Is follows
Sss, as, s:Ss, Sss, sss >. M. The s:ss.. M,
and 6S3 p m. from lisSsnsris daily. ali other
-.Trains marked thus counec. with trains on
Washington and Ohio b Il.
QCANTICO. Accommodation leaves washington
GRIAT sOUTHERE EXPREss, via Richmond.
Through ckets 10 all points south and Southwest
for sole at Oces corner 18th street ard fennsylva-
uia avenue, and 9th street and Ponnsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
gage 70 be checked ct eli hotels and residences
through to destination.
T. 8. YOUNG, 0enI Passenger Agent. jyAa
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RAILROADS.



Bs II. mSTi' Express Cdaily,-. 1aS N,
Boston. New York and PSiis Express 500 F. NJ
500, sas 4. y nd s:so .ns s - ?. n: |"
For Baltimore and Way Poiat.NA, A. NJ. and
For Baltimore without stops-At $50 and 300
.TIRAA INs LEAVE BALTIMORE.
a M Il ana $50. >, 40. s:os: go $50 $50,
'Da IN suSDAY FROM BALTIMORE.
A, toh xlso. !. ssgasss EIs MAIN LINE.
A. EF33ss FfEEb !ns s!k, VA j MAIN LINE.
F6R aHGkksfo%SAsP wisoHEsrrR VIA
At.1s n a n asig. ers.s, s RRaNcH
F0R 1hs T Tk6f5S1f a T SKSTSH VIA ME-
At gay s6d saascn a'sI9s ss
'A, .ss '.'. fsR ELIIcSTrs MILLS.
xAr $50 pt2ISh "a; a. 20 an. T S;s9 IN
'oh f IND shs RoUTE koAp
Leave Washingtop Al s;IS A. :, aud T:4a M,
'na 80 nrI PTGGMS sS F ssfntC z CABS
Through to Cincinnati q SIS A daily.
Pittsburgh a. 7;45 p N daily;
AT $50 A. M. and a p. m but not on Sun
FOB NORFOLK.
FOE POINT OF. R0CKs AND INTERMEDI-
Ate ..1d s:5oP NJ, but not on Sunday.
Returning, leave Point of lcks at d. 90 a. M and
2:OO n. Arriving at Washington at 500 A.
NJ and ola p. M, but not on Sunday.
Express trains at s;i3 A. N and 7:45 P. NJ,
daily, stop at Point of Rocks.
Through tickets to the West can be had at the
Washington Station Ticket Office at all hours OF the
icy; also, at the Compsny's Office. 4SS Pennsyiys-
Passengers purchasing tickets st the Avenue
Office can there arrange to have their baggage
called for and checked at their residence, taken to
the depot, and put into the baggage car.
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston see
TH0S. R. SHARP, Nj sster OF Trans portstion.
l. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. b. KOONTZ, Gen1 hst., Washington.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING
L TON, PHILADELPHIA & NEW YORK.
WAsHISGToN, December IS, 1873.
Trans between ashingtOn and New YORK are
FOE NEW Y0RK, ,ritiow chance Of cars.
Leave daily except Sunday, ut 500 4. NJ. and
LUZ AND ''o po Il PHILADELPHIA.
Leave daily, except sunday, At 500 A. N. and
100, $50 and 500 p. 81.
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York at 90 p. M and Philadel-
phia at 80 and 9:OOP.M
Through tickets to PHILADELPHIA, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
IN the day also, at the Com pany Office, 4s9 Penn
ylyania avenue.
can there arrange 10 have their baggage called for
and checked at their residence taken to the depot
and put in the baggage
See Baltimore aud Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annap-
TH0s q. sHARP, Master Of Transportation.
I'm COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KO0NTZ, Agent at Washington.