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I ATIMER & CLEARl,
La Auctioneers and Real Estate Brokers,
Southwest corner Pennsylyania avenue and 18th ct
Star Office Building.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY AT FALLS CHURCH, va.
= BY virtue Of deed of trust, dated the l2th
Liber NJ, No. !, of the Land Records for Fairfax
county, Va, shall sell, on MONDAY, March the
BE Country Residence, situated at Falls Church.
Fairfax county, state Of Virginia, improved by a
finely finished throughout together with % acres OF
land, with an abundance Of fruit Of all kind; fne
spring Of water, and within ten minutes walk Of the
depot Within the time advertised this property can
be purchased at private sale exchanged for city
property.
Terms Liberal and made known at sale.
w. q. DUCKETT. Trustee.
mars dts LATtMEB & CLEARY, Aucts
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TOMORROW.

JAMES GUILD, Auctoneer,
10I4 Pennsylvania avenue
LADIES AND CHILDREN'S BOOTS Nd
SHOES At AUCTION
w
Also, Ribbons, Kid Gloye s, Trimmings, &c.
mars &c JAMES GUILD, Agct,
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go tbe oysters and stralE
= mo q saaoe paa via

~ mo y sauce pan with
In hour, and when this il
" = upon the boil, serve with the add
~ Of some lemon juice. Beaten mae and
vInte pepper may be introduced, AZ approved
Of French cooks also employ little shred
pesley ana lemon peel. For pigeon SOUP,
nke eight pigeons, cut up two OF the worst
and put them on the fire with as much water
as will make large tureen of soup, aiiing
The pinions, necks, gizzaris, aud livers OF che
Others; boil well, and strain. Season the
whole pigeons within with mixed spices and
salt, and truss them with their legs into their
belly. Take large handful OF parsley, Young
onions and spinach; pick and wash them
clean and shred small; then take a handful
OF grated bread. put a lump of butter about
tne size OF a hens egg i'm frying-pan, and
when ~ boils, throw In the bread, stirring
well until IL becomes a fine brown color Pal
on the stock TO boil, and the whole pigeons,
herbs, and fried bread, and, when the pi gems
are done enough, dish up with the soup. For
giblet soup, the giblets should be well wa shed
in warm water two or three times. the bones
broken, the neck and gizzards cut into con-
venient pieces; the head, also, sboali De split
In two. IL goose-giblets are used, a couple of
sets should be dressed; but il duck giblets are
cooked, four sets will be wanted; a pint of
water is 10 be allowed 10 each set Put them
INTO cold water, let them boil up gradually,
take of the scum, and, when they boil, add
some sweet herbs, pepper and salt, - ace and
an onion. Let the whole stew an nolr AMI n
half, or two hours, until the gizZards are tan
der; take out the giblets, strain the soup. and
thicken II with little -four and a bit OF but
ter, and flour IL with tablespoonful OF cat
sup, or Harveys or Reading sauce. Serve up
nc giblets and soup together.-7he House
kCegts.
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pRoPOsALs FOB COAL.
TREASURY DRPARTNExT,

BUREAU OF ENGRAVING AND PRISIixe
-. - WARRINGTON, u. c., 24th Februarvk
80 Sa frop0ssls will be received At this offies
t %n.ii ~ O'Clock a. m, TUESDAY, SDth March for
furnishing SIX hundred l6DJ tons ~ -. y, ios
iSs o.Se ereek lCUhBEkLAND COAL 10 be Ia
80 ~ sSch times and places and In such auanfi
~ sSt o. Congress, sp proved July II. is7s
ION ard shsn 20 Sosi mall we1g a 22fo pounds 20 the
~ ~ each load eertned the time Of deiiyery
Ior tnst purpose and that the preserib-J 80 80
GEMS ior each ton q coal spected Weighed ana A.
H,eIeo shsli Dc PAID By the Contractor W.
Proposals will be Considered biDdIne for ora. ,-..s
IiOm the Sth March, the Department reserxinS ths
No proposals VIII be entertained unless sceornn,
sa ~ sAisieet1fy evidences Of ability 10 fuii n,
eontract, nor VIII any payment be made vifson- th
eerineate OF the ms pector that the coal furnish y
such Is the contract CALI for. AsU -
Proposals should be addressed and sent 10 the o,c.
81 GEO. b. McCARrEE
Snfei 81 burcau OF Engraving and Printing, Treas
ury Department feb2s- eosmarSo
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THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN A Boy AND
A HoRsE.-"lfI was horse now" unused a
big boy as he struggled up Griswoli street
yesterday, I'D be stabbed, rubbed down, aud
fed; but I'm boy, and have got 10 20 home,
clean off snow, bring i'm wood, tote water, and
rock the dumned old baby for an houl or
two."-D Detroit Free Press
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Al TON SALES
THIS A rERNO0N.

-. Real Esisie broker and Aucsionssr.
Federal Buildings, corner IN and = streets W.
CHANCERY sALE OF FoUR-srogY
rkESsED-BRICk FRONT DwELLIN g,
NTH BACK BUILDING, No. 1909 AND A
IHREE.SIokI FRAME DWELLING, No.
is9s S SIbR ,a' HeRTH s HD gkrgEES
~ Court Of the District of Columbia on the second
DAY q January, A. ID. 1875 IN equity cause No. so66,
doc Il, wherein George y. Russell IL complainant
and Mary II. Russell ct 81. are Defendants the nm
dersiened win sell, on WEDNESDAY, the 1 9th day
OF March, A. ID. ls7e, at O'Clock p m, at public
auction In front of the premises, all those pieces or
parcels OF Topnd situate in the city Of Washington,
ground plan or plat Of said city as lot numbered three
t5) and the western part Of lot numbered two (2 in
square numbered hundred and sig l06l said mart
OF lot two I'D having front of four 90 feet on north
1 street, and running back the same width to the
rear line Of said lot together with the improvements
&C, the Eheie OF said premises having front the
no.tnxest Of forty -four t4 feet, and running back
Terms: One third ofthe purchase money in cash,
and the residue in three equal instruments 10 six
twelve and eighteen months from the day Of sale,
with Interest at eight per cent. per until paid
TO De secured By the promssory notes of the purcha
SER with sureties, TO be approved by the trustee
deposit OF zo Viii be required Of the purchaser at
purchaser. fterms Of sale not complied with in
seven days. the trustee reserves the right to resell
the property at the risk and cost Of the defautig
purchaser, after five days advertisement
GEORGE PETER Trustee
febl2-eo&ds J. T. COLDwELL. salesman.
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vTyHOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer,
i Real Estate Exchange, SIS It'll street north
west, opposite U. 8. Post once.
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROPERTY
3 On TIE WEsT SIDE OF ,nnARKEr SPACE,

ON TIE WEST SIDE OF MARKET SPACE
GEORGETOWN, AT AUCTION.
O. By virtue of deed Of trust To the undersigned,
Isl duly recorded July 18th, 1871, in Liber No 655,
folio Al, Of the Land Records Of the District Of
% ali AZ 81 an g e i
premises, on FRIDAY, March 18th, 1875, at
ga 2, os q
Beginning on the west side Of Market Space At the
end Of about eighty three (65t feet and four 20
inches south from Bridge sfreet and running thence
south twenty seven ca fleet thence west thirty nine
1891 feet, thence north twenty seven CD feet, and
thence east thirty nine (9 feet TO the beginning;
improved by two.stofy Brick Dwelling
with interest, secured By deed Of trust the prop
erty. All conyeyancng It the cost Of the
deponit Of 100 required when the property q BID
Oh. HOWARD j. SaOEMAKE8, Trustec
marleod THOMAS D0WLIS0, Auef.
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MARRlEn-

J0RDAN-GoLDsMITH At the residence Of
Rev. G. c. MeadOr, on Saturday evening, March 7rh
Mr.. NM. h. JORDAN, OF Gardner, Ne, 90 Miss
ELLA @. Col DsNlIH, OF Washington, ID. &.
LEiTCH-ALENANDER On the cath 90 Feb
ruary, by Rev. John Chester, JAMES NJ. LEITCH aud
BEITlE j. ALEXANDER. q
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FIRE INSURANCE.

Niagara Fire Insurance Company of New YORK.
Assets, 9 -ISo,125. Surplus, sSss, Is.
Republic Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, s1o0oo. Surplus, S40DOo.
Manhattan Fire Insurance Company Of New York
Assets, $4,000. Surplus, sSS 90.
National Fire Insurance Company OF Philadel
phla, Pa-Assets, ssoel0o. Surplus, s2Ss0 900.
Old porainion Fire Insurance Company of Wiz.
Elnia-Assets, 5l500. Surplus, 8 IlsasO
WILLIAM l.. BRAMHALL Co.
mayH|r Agents, 60T 7th street northwest
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~ The y. Y. police are considering whether
prize candy sales cannot be constructed as am
infringement OF the lottery law, aud have
made two arrests for the purpose OF testing
the Question.
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nUNCANSOE BROS, Auctioneers
- Southeast corner 9th and ID streets northwest
GLASS SHOW CASE, Nicholson, TEA CAMS
TIERS, WHISKY IN BOTTLES AND IMPORT
Ed CIGARS, At AUCTION.
On Friday MORNING, March 18th, CON-
1fencing at Il O'Clock, we viii sell the above men.
toned goods within our sales rooms
Particular attention is called to this stock of i'm
ported cigars.
marc DUNCANsON BROS. ,Aucts.
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WILhIAM 7. MATTINGLY,} Trustees
marI0-d T. COLDWFLL, Salesman
II

u NITURE
In virtue OF writ of fieri facas issued out of the
Clerk Office Of the Supreme Court of the District Of
Columbia, and to me directed, viii sell at public
sale, for cash, at the auction store of W. b. Will
lIams, corner Of 10Th and ID streets northwest, on
Friday, the 18th day Of March, lS75, commencing
at O'Clock m the following goods and chatfels,
in part to wit; viz: One Refrigerator, one Wash
stand, one Walnut WARDROBE, one Desk Top, two
Stoves. lot Bureaus, two Walnut Washstands, four
Awnings, lot Cane and Walnut Chairs, lot Mat
res.es lot sidsboar Step Ladder, lot olcloth, lot
Mating, lot Towel Racks, one Green Rep Parlor
Set, lot Walnut Tables, one Brussels Rag, Iron
boaTd Boxes, two Boxes and contents, lot Baskets,
Utensils, Drop Light, LOT Boxes and contents, lot
Barrels and contents, lot Bedsteads and Cribs, one
Lounge. one Commode and contents, lot Hair Mat
tresses, and one Baby Carriage, seized and levied
upon as the goods and chates Of Adrian Spear, and
Will be sold TO satisfy execution No $3.50 in favor
of VIM. ID. Moses. ALEX'R SHARP,
u. 3. Marshal ID. G.
mar9 dts WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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POSTPONEMENTS IMPOSSIBLE UNDER
THIS PLAN.
APPLICATIONS FOB AGENCIES RECEIVED
feb2j-lm&Kem
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SALE OF LuMBER. CuRRING. kc

~ o'clock m, we shall sell the Reservations p
foot OF l31s street, agricultural Grounds large
lot of miscellaneous materials, embracing the above.
together with numerous other articles. By order of
b. l. H0XIE, Engineer, u. g.
mar10-d IATIMER q CLEARY, Aucts
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INTENSIVE SALE OF SUPERIOR AND
COSTLY BLAnk WALNUT PARLoR AND
a On SATURD AZ MORNING, March L 3th
~ l!5, CO mmeDcing at o O'Clock a. IN, shall
III sell, within my auction room, a su seriOr
y assortment of Black Walnut Chamber and
IaIior Furniture, removed to auction room for
CnNenieLce CT sale
Those in want of stylish furniture should not miss
thus opportunity TO secure chico work, as the col
ana the woi kmanr hip IL frst-class:
Magnificent Parlor Suite, upholstered in rep,
Walnut Frame Parlor Suite, upholstered in crimson
rep, Buhl finish.
Elegant Chamber Suite, elsborately carved and
Handsome Dressing Case Suite, beautifully carved.
Two superior Gilt Tables, magniaceatly carved,
buffet,
One Elegant Marble top Black slnut Etegere,
One fine Walnut Hat Rack,
Carved Music Stand and Easels,
Turkish Chairs and Lounges,
Walnut Sideboards,
Stylish and costly Fancy Chairs,
Elegant Black Walnut Book Casa,
Marble top Center Tables, elegantly carved,
Lace Curtains and Lambroauins.
In front of auction rooms
Painted Bedsteads, Bureaus and Washstaads
Cottage Furniture and Wardrobes,
Extension Tables and Dining Room Chairs,
MaIble-top Tables,
Chronos and Engrayings,
Hair, Husk and Cotton-:op Mattresses,
Comforts and Pillows,
Book Gases and Writing Desks,
Cane and Wood seat Chairs,
Curtains and Ccrnice,
Brussels, Ingram and other Carpets,
Mating and Oil CT this,
China, Glass and Crockery We're.
PariOr Bedroom and other Stoves,
Kitchen Utensils, &c.
Terms cash
mario WASH. Ii. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON h. b.
INSURANCE COMPANIES.

hNER THIRD OF A CENTURY OF sUO-
~ GEsS5The LfC0MING FIRE INSURANCE
COMPANf organized June ~, $40. Assets January
], l14, over S6AI06.o Hss pald about = 10000 in
losses an issuing Policies in this OLD and Tried
Company al fair rates.
J. RUSSELL BARE, Agent,
oecJ-eoly Once, sI3 Tth street.
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OH Way TO co To cALfFoRSIA.
ftom ne Oatirsd 7Sibnas.
few days ago a hearse arrived from Rech-
ester. New York. construed % yesterday a
Morgan, OF this city. The bcnrSe WAS trans
Ported from the shop In Rochester, without
changing cars from The fat on which q was
originally placed. Before shipment the maa-
ufacturers placed large box over 10 20 pro-
.ect u nom The weather. Toe box reStea On
enough 90 extend from the rear over the
dashboard In front Owing 90 the CONSTRUCT
uon OF The drivers seat on the hearse, the
allow room Tor the body OF n man 90 pass be-
wee, I'VE The box AZ that point and the hesrse.
The front and rear OF the vehicle Is 80 con-
The tale This was noticed by some one vino
without The fear OF the railroad com panies.
ssl ~ con,emp,ated how easy it would be
where Strawberries grew as large as hens
eggs all tne year round. This unknown one
seN9ered Win eager eyes the place where he
on TO lay I'm stock OF provisions These he
procured, and silently poked through the
cavity between the hearse aud the box. sfter
which he followed with due delieeratioo.
Once within the wooden sepuichre, ne
waited a song OF praise, Cor there rcposef
large box (such rs are used % incaso
cofhns) filled with silver plated cssket oraa-
ments, etc, which had been packed in straw
and ShaSings, as also the seat cushions
After arranging his corned beef bread, sar-
snbss,c, nssrmencally sealed cao6age and
DON SO as 10 leave nice place in the center
Ior nim TO repoSe In. And then. after taking
drink and chew OF tobacco, he rcciinef
amid The straw and fine shavingS With a
degree OF caution that il complendable ne
useu 10 get out at night occasionally when
the train stopped at station aud having
secured fresh fodder TO line hts gastric
vacuum, returned 20 his Combination bon
DOR, dining and sleeping apartment m an
abiding faith In the absolute goodness OF
railroads rs a means Of quiet travel As was
seen by the remnant of hams skins and
bread let in bis lodging, his appetite re-
manned substantial throughout the Journey.
but his amiablc weakness seems 20 have
oeen IN lining the glass walls OF his Sanctum
with tobacco Joice. A highly colo-ed short
stemmed clay pipe found In one corner gave
proof that IL was not allowed 20 rust with
inactivity, and Told how vacation between
meals was sometimes passed To wind IN
the unknown Ia supposed % have manages
his case philoeophfcaliy. He made no un-
necessary trouble, and n ne had cleaned out
MS c1& 2e1ore yn0D&1ng few would have bsen
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si;e Rfss ic s e.
AAh . CO.. sse PsasWfsaaia svsnus, corner N
" ooGely
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u IL. WARNER,
-. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and SITS. northwest

ID. Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings, corner 9TH and y SITS. northwest.
TRUSTEES SALE OF DESIRABLE BUILD:
YORK AVENUE, BETWEEN 6rH AND IRA
STREETS NORTHWEST, WITHIN A SQUARE
OF THE NEW NORTHERN LIBERTIES
90 BY virtue OF q deed of trust, dated March 81
50. ID. 1873, duly recorded in Liber No. III, folio
county, in the District of Columbia, and at the re
quest OF the parties secured thereby and Others
premises, ON WEDNESDAY, March 2ith, 1875, at
80 o'clock p. m, all that certain piece parcel
OF ground situate and lying in the city of Washing
part of lot numbered three, 49, in square numbered
four hundred and fifty ,f4J0, comprised within the
following metes and bounds: Beginning for the same
at point on the line of New York avenue, hun
dred and thirty three tl33I feet four D inches from
the southeast corner of said square, and running
ing lines of lots two 90 and three, 49, in said
square, ninety (901 feet al inches thence west
waTdly tkirtytwo 1927 feet; thence enthusiastically
to the lire of New York avenue one hundred and
two (l2) feet lime and half OK inches; thence
with the lire of New York avenue in a northeast9rly
direction twenty nine t29) feet and half ~ inch to
the place OF beginning. containing twenty eight
hundred and eight (2,So3) square feet of ground
more CT less
Terms: One fourth of the purchase money in cash:
balance in one, two and three with interest at
ten per cent. per anT:m. payable quarterly or all
cash, at the option Of the purchaser. If terms of
sale are not complied with in days the Trus-
tees reserve the right to resell the property the
risk and cost Of the defauting purchaser after five
days advertisement
CHARLES Il. PRENTISS. trustees
marl0-d , L. COLDWFLL, Salesman
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THOMAS Il. WAGGAMAN
Real Estate Auctioneer, SIC 7th street

THOMAs =. wAGGAMAN.
Real Estate Auctioneer, SIC 9TH street
E5k aN6 ,sf hasTS ohrH
s1u1 e and sss SS Of r1 S : october
695l folio al ofthe land records for the District
OF Columbia. and at the request of the party Sc
SaS ,assfs S s p S d p5e O X
S n 0 Se etT Il all that piece and parcel q
and known as and being lot numbered nineteen isj
in Thompson's recorded subdivision of square
numbered six hundred and seventy six, t676j with
Terms of sale: One third of the purchase money in
month at cent "a pr SIX ana tit Da
to be secured by deed of trust the property 100
conVeyaneins at cost Of the purchasor should the
terms of gale be not complied with within five days
notice. F.W. JONES, (rr,.,o,
febH-eOsds THOMAS {. WHGGAMAN, Auct.
A' 1ea,Sa nh uR f1SEPSSEssb
March 10, 1875, same hour and place.
MARE ..,,. 'oSEsa SSes2sy , Trustee, sss.
RI +. ZIMMERMAN 4 SON,
LIZ Auction and Commission Merchants,
No. 315 9TH street northwest.
5h.s sSEL RJS ffFs Esh s -
(H& we Will sell at auction, on WEDNE. DAY,
So the 9th instant. the lots hereinafter described
- at the hours named below, viz: At 3 o'clock D.
m, all that piece and parcel of lot known as Lott
being on alth street, between / and X northwest,
fronting As feet, and running back l26 feet to 20
foot alley containing about 20 feet of ground said
ground having above the grade excellent gravel,
which renders il very valuable.
At O'Clock p. m. all that piece and parcel known
as Lot4, Square l5l fronting on 18th street 81 3-l2
feet by depth of 1924 said lot fronting enough TO
make three very good building lots.
The above property is situated in the most desira-
BILE portion of the city, and will be positively sold on
the day and hours above mentioned.
TerIns OF sale: One-t third cash. of which 100 on
each lot must be paid at the time of SALE balance at
six and twelve months secured by deed of trust on
tie property sold Colyeyancing at the cost of pur-
chaser. M. @. LUTTRELL,
mar2-td Salesman.
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER E-JAxuaRY a, Is7,

WINTER sCHEDULE-JANuARYA "A, 1874
FROM wAsGINGToN CITY.
500 9. m, Baltimore and Way stationG
90 q nl;y s;tasini're' Annapolis, Frederick and
I-2: a. m, Baltimore aud Relay.
zoo a. m, New orb Philadelphia, Boston, Batf-
sos ar Chieseo, g. Louis, louisville, cincin-
town, y. ckyiile. Germantogn, Bsrpssville,
Q. r. r. PaTioT Cars. D,nnsr a; CKgsksTIasd.
M i o. es and Way sHs ssl Stations
y N, BaitiIn. n and Way Stations.
100 ,. m, New York. PhilsdeiPhis, Boston, Nor
$50 p. m. ,Baliimare Laurel and Relay
$40 p. m, Frelsriek, Point Of Rocks, and Way
3.45 p. m, baltimore ard Tntermediste stations to
500 m, Bsltin'ere, annapolis and Way Stations.
90 StI;ops; ta As, .S krIsR Branch
90 p nj sg,y s5egi $aas,day, Chicago, St.
dusky, Rockville PEIImas cars. BREAKFAST
$50 p m, baltimore and Wsy stations
ORR.Te and Fits Snn 81 Fast ExOress
SUNDAY TRAINS.
BdiisrS.s an9 Way Stdfto~s.-s- g. N, l-30, 3.45,
Egr Be..' og Gsd SiiSymISs so m ,,,,
81 All TSaias Sop al ViadHs Hotel, RsIay ROHss
For furthsr. information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio Tissei Offices, Washington Station, and
taken for BaEage to be checked and received at
THOS Il SHARP Master of Transportation.
l.. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GE0. s. hOoNTZ. General Agent. jy8
baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
ID DEPOT CORNER 9TH AND b STREETS NV.
After Monday, March LIST. ISIS, trains viii run Is
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE.
s:35 an, Northern Express, daily except Mon
sos a. N, Exprsss for Philadelphia and New
York, daily except Sunday.
ga =. m AA Sc;;ns daily .,,-
1l:5S O. m, asst Line West and North, and for Nor
lis ,. m, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, daily except Sunday
z:s3 m for PhiladelP Tally except sunday.
sd M a hSin Sea r YoPr SsSt Sr
wsst snd NOTth; on Saturday leaves at S:Os
TRAINS ARRTVE AT WASHINGTON.
e:I3 N, New York Express, daily.
s:43 Al N, Fast Line, daily.
2I:23 m, Ae99mmodation, daily except Sunday.
s;4o p m, Baltlmore and Philadelphia Express,
4:o3 p n. Intel EIpGss. from New York, daily
sIs p n, DAY E1pfess, daily e1csp, Sunday.
zee p m, AeeoHmods,l9Sn, except SUNDAY
11:23 p. m, Southern Express, daily.
Trains leaving Washington at s. Is q. m. on Tues
day, THURSDAY and Saturday, and $40 D. N. daily
except Sunday. connect at Bowie with trains for
Popes Greek line.
Trains leaving Washington At IS .. m. and ass 7.
.; Connect at odenton with trains for Annapolis
Trains arriving Washington AZ S.43 a. and eos
, NJ Connect 81 Bowie with trains from Pope Greek
line.
Passengers leaving their orders ct Ticket ONCE,
northwest corner Of lSh street and Pennsyl ania
syenue, northwest corner 9Th street and Pennsylva
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked al hotels and residences 70 all points North
and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, annapolis, Louisville, Sc. Louis, New Or
leans Chicago, Omaha, San francisco, and s points
HAST, West, North and South.
GEO. c. WILKINS, General Supt.
Baltimore, Md.
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e i F.yss n psssd I sD1s NsS
daily bill Of fare.
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A MILWAUKEE SPIRIT PHOTOGRAPH
This singular story is told by the Milwaukee
(Wis.) Sentinel: fThere are two library
desks in the show rooms of Matthews Bros,
which have been repeatedly Photographed
and no matter in what light, or from what
point OF view the photographs have been
taken, there is always on the left hand glass
pane of the left hand book shelf, (surmount-
ing the desk,) what Spiritualist would call
spirit picture. The shelving, which in
other parts of the desk comes out with toler-
able distinctness, is here dim and shadowy,
and on the side where -according to the sun
light as thrown on the parts of the furni-
ture-the shade ought 10 be, something light
and gauZy, like fine white garments or bed
clothing, is thrown into relief, the graceful
head OF female finishing Off the picture. 1t
is the body coverings that are brought into
the strong light. The head is in shadow and
fades into indistinctness, but the parting of
the hair, the eyebrows, and outlines of the
nose and mouth are plainly visible. The un-
der part OF the chin is in deep shade, as the
picture of natural person would be. The
female might be imagined TO be a corpse In
neighbor Griftfs store, beautifully laid out
in casket, the head being just about that
angle with the body of person reclining on
the back with pillow under the head. The
picture is a curious one, and has been hand
ed around considerably among citizens of an
inquisitive turn Of mind"