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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13
QUEER DoINes IN A CHURcH.-There was

QUEER DoINGs IN A CHURCH-There was
a very loud disturbance In the Methodist
church on the Hockanum border, East Hart
lord, connecticut, on Sunday evening. Pray
er and praise services were being held, and
progressed for some time, when a young man
named David +. Curtis left his seat and
started 10 leave the church. Just as he got
nearthe door he was stopped by Mr.. Rslp Ris-
ley who insisted that he should not retire. The
young man said IL was necessary that he
should leave, and started TO do so, when Mr..
Risley took him by the collar TO prevent him.
MI. Curtis thereupon, TO break the hold
upon him him, struck Mr.. Risley in the face
and then the excitement began IN good earn
est. The boys in the audience shouted all
sorts OF fmpious things, and the pastor, the
Rev. Mr.. Morse, left the pulpit and Joined
the crowd about the door In a vain endeavor
TO stu the disturbance. Finally, the young
man Curtis was compelled 10 take a seat
and remain there till Mr.. Thomas Dowd, a
Justice OF the Peace, had been sent for, the
pastor announcing that a trial would be
held then and there to punish the offender
Upon the arrival OF Mr.. Dowd, an effort
was made 10 clear the house of all the young
people, in order that the trial might proceed
but there was general refusal To stir, and
hnally the young man was held under bail,
TO be proceeded against on a secular day
Hartford C0audYaf.
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n"John Henry" said bis wife with stony
severity, Il saw you coming out of q saloon
this afternoon" "Well, madam replied
the obdurate John, "you Wouldn't have me
stay In there, would you?"-Brooklyn Argus.
- Boyt0n In padding down the Rhine from
Basic TO Strasburg on October was sudden
~ pitched over q waterfall just before reach
ing kehi bridge. He says he was never
frightened before.
ga conscientious court stenographer In
Amador county, California, refused, despite
the orders Of the judge, TO take down the
word "bully-ragging."
1Tickets for Moody and Sankey's meet
ipgs are selling by speculators at IS cents
each Next, We shall hear Of pool-selling on
the fruits of the revival.-E1chGnge.
HAn Algerian idea Ia that the angel Of
death seixes . dying man by the hair OF his
head and carries him mp 70 Paradise. Bald
headed Algerians, Of course, 60 to anti
heaven.
s0The lawyers for the government I'm the
st. Louis whisky-fr cases are perplexed
a. TO the meaning Of the expressions: "Dad
under the hay" and "the man ia the coun-
try" used In the private correspondence OF
the crooked WHISKY men.
0A revival II raging at Amandavine,
KY, under The Management Of q local Tai
mage. who says al know am Q fool, and
glory In IL; just such - I I'm God sent out 70
heels."
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EVENING STAR.
Lste Views Of the scandal.
FROM An INTERVIEW WITH yICroRIA a.
w0nnHrrr
TF,osn ne C,,,rin,1., F.,o,,i,.- A., =

WOODHCLL.
IFtcsn the C,sciasofi Ess9asirer. Nyr.e1
Mrs. Woodhull.-Theodorea aud car never
oe what we were once to each Other. The
contemplate things he did In the trial would
listed between US. Still. we meet Occasion
ally, and treat each other politely I saw
west
"You have the distinction of being the first
one TO bring tbs scandal TO light"
SIMPLY because was the only one who
osreo 10 tel The truth about things that were
as well known then as they are now among
hnndreds OF people In Brooklyn and New
nork. tel You the truth isn't all out yet,
s saa,, Lave letters that have never been
would bring about another revoiution.
80. ~Ana yer you didn't get chance 10 tell In
The trouble was, I knew, too much for
either party. Why, didn't I SIT for -four DAYS
In the room adjoiping Judge Nelson's court
room expecting TO be called to the witness
stand every hour? Didn't Sam Morris come
TO ny house one night and sit for three hours
trying TO get me to give my testimony so 10
wouldn't inculpate Tilton2 Didn't Beecher
Try TO get me To forget the particulars OF an
interview with him which lasted from nine
O'Clock n the evening until three O'Clock In
me morning? And didn't tell them all that
II went on the stand would forget nothing
but tell the absolute truth about them an,
through and through?
And SO both parties were afraid 10 have
Yes; the fact is, each party had the other
,foul'-that is, each one knew enough about
the other that wouldn't do 10 bring out TO
Keep them from pressing the trial. SO they
pretended TO night, but both were careful 20
hurt their opponents as little as they possibly
could.
"Do you ever see Beecher?''
Oh. yes; sometimes.
"Isuppose he doesn't care Ia recognize you
now ~
On the other hand, whenever meet NJ.
Beecher he treats me with great politeueSs.
we agree In our teachings in many things
he is an advanced thinker He believes In
Fourier, and Kant, and all the advanced
thinkers. So do /. The only trouble with
Mr.. Beecher is that he is a moral coward.
He told me he was a coward-told me as we
stood at the door of Frank Moulton's house
that night when / asked him TO preside at
my Steinway Hall meeting-told me, with
his bands over his face and the tears stream
ing out OF his eyes, that he was too great
coward 70 do what he knew was right He
told me, too, that every Sunday when he
stood In his pulpit he preached TO five hun
dred women, each one of whom believed that
he was madly, fiercely IN love with her But
stu he didn't dare TO face public opinion and
preside at my meeting.
"D0 you ever meet Moultol 2-
frequently.
90 How does he treat you?"
| Very cordially. We are as good friends as
we ever were.
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~The weather has been very stormy, and
lnceSsant rains have fallen in England and
France during the past week.
~Hall's Journal OF Health says that IL
isn't healthy To sleep down stairs. Hotel
clerks have long been possessed with the
same idea--Bosfol GIOJe.
R-Said Dakota judge TO the plaintiff In
a divorce suit, "Johnny, j Amt goin' TO in
quire inter circumstances in this deeterious
age. You say you smashed the Teller. You
wouldn't a done IL, as man without rees-
ing. Divorce g1anted"
~"There is piece OF soap in Albany sup
posed 10 be one hundred cars old" Aud IL
might lie around loose IN the Albany legis-
lature and not be used for one hundred years
more. Who en'r-s there leaves soap behind.
6ldbdgBo SAFE anal.
S-Edward Murphy and his mother. both
under the influence OF liquor, attempted 10
cross the Taunton railroad, near Mid1letown.
Mass, "Wednesday, in wagon. The horse
banked, and the young man was instantly
killed by al approaching train. His mother
escaped.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13

NEGLEcTING THE MASTERS SERVICE
One OF our clergymen was in the cars on
the New York and New Haven road, en-
gagged In pleasant chat with friend, when
hummer in the seat In front, who persisted
In attempting TO participate in the CONVERSE
ton. AT last, wearied beyond endurance
The clergyman arose, and turning the man
sharply away from BIN, said, "You are
drunk, and don't wish TO hear or see any,
thing more of you" The hummer sank in
turned, and gazing reproachfully at the
clergyman, exclaimed, SO as TO be heard
nearly the whole extent OF the car by the
pascengers, whose attention had generally
been directed that way, "Mr. -, pears TO
me You don't care anything at all bout my
soul. SBJipOJieId ReDNg,irqu
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13
TTNHOMAS DOWLING,
i Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker,
At the old stand Of Latimer Cisary,
Southwest corner Pennsylvania avenue And llth NJ .

TRUSTEES SALE OF A COMFORTABLE
On I'd STREET, NEAR LINGAN STREET,
r. By virtue Of two deeds Of trust, dated EesRee.
snd the .lst day Of August, A; ISIS and recorded
S!J II the land records for the District Of Colum
bia and request of the party secured thereby
We will sell az public aucton 10 front of the prem
Uses, on ESDAY the 2 Sd Of November, A d. ISIS,
at O'Clock p. m. all those Lots Of gound known Is
parts Of Lots numbered Ill and lsl Threlleld cd
dition to Gsor getown, in the District of Columba
and bounded Is follows: Beginning for the ame at
point On the north line Of ID street feet 10 nches
west OF the northwest corner Of Lingan and %
he same being the center OF the dividou wall OF the
two houses built tie said lots and tbs southwest
corner of Emma L. Pettfngfll's lot) and run thence
north parallel to Lingan street one hundred and
twenty feet, thence west Darallel to ID street twen
ty feet eleven inches thence south l feet to
% street, thence with the north limo Of ID street east
TO the place Of beginning, together with the i'm
proyenents, which oonsist OF O. very comfortable
fwo-efory Frame Dwelling, with back bdilding.
Terms: One-thfrd cash; balance In and II
months with interest ct per cent, secured By deed
Of trost on the Ierty sold: All conveyAncing ct
the Of the purchaser. II the tormg OF sale are
net piled with within five days the Trustees
lhe right to resell et the risk and Of the
detsultiDg purchaser. deposit Of ol0o required
%!LIiAdM. a; GORDON, Trustees.
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los. r. KELLEY,
y Real Estate Agent and Auctionecr,
Office No. 9O2 9Th street northwest.
GUARDIAN's SALE OF vALUABLE REAL
ESTATE, FRONTING EIGHTEENTH
STREET, BETWEEN / AND Z sTREnTs
NORTHWEST, AT AUCTION.

GUARDIANS SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
sE1USafEi SHFx xF 1zs6cr1 5sD srhIsrs
x. pisie SpHs Solsas s
and srproseS and ratiSsd by the said Court hold.
ing an Equity Court, on the q day OF November,
sqS No. r o sss :, gSb asy '. y Es
ss'sss 3 sss ss II
g. rs; in ss I'll;
No 8, and psrss Of lots Nos % and 3d.. in square
1s: line q issh asrsst wsss. Il the distance OF lis
feet from the southeast corner Of said square No. los,
and rTnnins hencs north on the line Of ssid s
thence so1tswesferiy q fest inch; thence south
feef thence southeaserly q feet inch; thence east
Sc s s a:s: shsnes ss
thence norsS q fest inohss hsncs east 81 i.es e
saSifs ff let q soand. more o. is oessSss via
ds: q q: S % ' =
division q ne proIerE fronting on 18th street.
the sriviieas 81 the whole Or ssSesassiy, = Dur.
Hog CASH the reside. in four .qu.,
hs S,SrsssSss Or @ receive
ss sss e .seuIss 81 sss1 Sa.s ~
rsa soi q &c IA Il as sssr iSs sSs ess
properly, % go On sseh pr sold seeoEding % Tie
Il sas SfSi. I've days is rssf & rs::rvsS y
rsss q ,s.: TOO &c ossss ssc f ss in
e: So ss ss g. :a ~ g:
poW oArdiaa q yapss Q. Aeeasry.
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JOHN J. DERMODY, Trustee
oct9 lawts THOMAS BOWLING, Auct.
B. H. s MAkk .sais broker and Auos,onser,
Federal Buildings, corner th and r streets u. W.

u II. WARNERi
Sssss s1ssF "a .ns .ss:
RysT5Es, SALE OF TYPRSy1R AN DIN, gN
SIDE or Nav ioBK AyENUE, BETWEIN
i6lS S n T srs s2TTsE5sE
So one Of the and Records for the District Of Col
Ws VIII AZ e TIE pS OF sne e
premises respectively. on THURSDAY, November
1sth 1875, the following described real estate, sit
nae In the city OF Washington, District Of Coum-
At 81 O'Clock p M, the north twenty i've (2s)
aDs fca
bsred three hundred and fcSty .three 1s4s, and rum
cent tSsDss
feet parallel 70 the FIRST line 70 the lias Of 10Th
street west twenty nys t) feet to the place Of be.
Ard o'e,ock p N: ~ q Lot. numbered two
ss on the seStS sds s q Ne. York fn avsns.,
three 90 being improved By thres-story and attic
SIs1 S:sSes ,.ren... none, !, cash.
cent ess hs S.g 5;
q &c a dsS0 q I'm sS
the New York avenue lots q time Of SALE, Ali con.
veysl cling Of cost Of purchaser CT purchasers. II
ds,. q IL n
sSs esf.uiins SulsS:ssr or purchaser: sisss I've Z
ssEE s5assIEEs + (: sssg1FbbfEss. . Trustees.
nov1- so&ds J. Z. GOODWILL, ealesman.
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E. j. swEhE sasi r,..s. Broker and Aue.,on..r.
No. 611 It'll street, opposite U. 9. Post Once.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
STORY BRICK HOUSE ON THE SOUTH
SIDE OF @ STREET. BETWEEN llrH AND
12TH STREETS NORTHWEST.
- BY virtue Of deed OF trust to Ms, dated May
- p, A. ID. 1872, snd duly recorded in Liber No.
6sl folio $50, Of the land records OF Washtn ston
o. end at the request Of the party ured there
by we will SELL at public auction, in front of the
premises on MONDAY, November S, 1879, at $50
O'Clock p m the east Is feet OF Lot numbered g. in
square numbered 30, having width Of Is feet and
= depth OF 100 feet, and improved by three-story
Terms Of sale: The amount Of indebtedness Sc
cured by said deed Of trust and the expenses Of
SALE all amounting to about $780, in cash, and
the balance In Elk twelve ana eghteen months, for
which the notes OF the purchaser, bearing interest
from the day OF sGle and secured by deed Of trust
upon the property shall be taken Conveyancng
at purch 'st If terms Of sale not complied
with within seven days after the ssle the Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property after FIVE
days tsenent, at the risk and cost of the de-
faulttng purchaser. $40 deposit when the property
Is sold. MM. A MEL0Y,l rrr.,aa.
l.. nj. N0URSE. ( iius'oes.
noy4d E j. SWEET, Auctr
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ID II. WAkNE III,
Federal Buildings, corner I'm and streets n w

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
IOIS On 4 STREET NORrHM EST, NEXT TO
CORNER OF 9rH STREET.
- Under ard by virtue OF q decree of the Su-
- preme Court Of the District of Columbia, passed
in equity cause No. 4i6z, docket IA, wherein An
pie u a. anderson ct al. are compliments, aud VII
ham Ashby ct al. are defendants, viii offer for
sale az public aucnon, in front Of the premises, on
TUESDAY, the 18th day Of December, ISIS, at
clock p nl, the follow ing real estate; Lots
OF Lots L. Is and IL, in square No SOL These lots
have each trout OF ~ feet on street. with deplh
Terms OF sale prescribed by said decree are: One
third CT the purchase money cash; the balance IN
three equal Instruments, and payable in six (6l,
Twelve 10, and eighteen Cl5) months from day Of
sale with interest said notes be secured to the
satisfaction OF the trustee, who shall reserve a lien
on the property until the whole purchase money
shall be paid or the pu rchaser shall lave the priv
ilcge OF paying the whole purcha se money in cash
All convey ancng at purchaser cost Fifty dollars
deposit at time of sale each lot. IL the terms of
sale are not complied with within five 80 days from
the day OF sale the trustee reserves the right
cell at the risk and cost Of the defaultnG purcha
or purchasers. after five days notice in the Even
Ing star" newspaper ouup u.NN, r..
novl3 s,w,6ds II. ID. CLEtRY. SaeSman
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kNITIH, FUN i Co,
l. Real Estate Br okers, 1909 Penn ave.

TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE MILL
PROPERTY IN THE COUNTY OF WASHING
TON. DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA, LYING ON
ROCK CREEK IN SAID COUNTY IMPROVED
BY A LARGE BRICK MILL AND OTHER
- BY virtue of a deed OF trust to the under
" signed, dated November 10th, ISL, ard duly
recorded In Liber OIL, folio 81, OF the land re-
cords Tor the District Of Columbia, and at the writ
ten request OF the party secured thereby, We will
sell, On THURSDAY, November 18th, ISIS, 1t
O'Clock p IN on the premises, all that certain piece
or parcel OF ground situate and lying In the county
Of ashiogton, in the District Of Columbia, nd Is
Fart Of atrsct Of land called "Larmar's Outlet or
the county for the District aforesaid, in Liber w
No. 20 folio lsS, &c, said tract contains twenty
three (25) acres. more less and is known as the
"Columbia Hill Property, lying on Rock Creek,
and adjoining the farms OF Mrs Eobbie, DR.. Holt,
aid Mrs. French. For a more particular descrp-
ton OF said property and lie metes and bounds refer
epce is had 20 the Aforesaid deed of trust.
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
cash and the balance Of purchase money in six (6D
twelve (l21, and eighteen Isl months, with seven
per cent interest annun until peid from day Of
sale; the purchaser or purchasers 70 give promis-
sorry notes. II lorsed to the satisfaction of the trus
tees. No decd given until all purchase money and
interest shall have been paid. $500 OF the cash pay
ence Of cash pay ments to be made within ten (l0D
days from day OF SALE otherwise trustees
right TO resell the property at the cost and risk Of
cefAutlng purchaser or purchasers. All convey snc-
ing at purchasers cost.
S69RSE y. RIgGs,} Trustees.
nov1l-dhds y. Il. WARNER, Acct
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1T SEEMS that this is going to be an easy
winter for the poor. There has been decline
in the price OF black braids; new dollar stores
are sprfngfng up all over the land; the re-
ligious papers are offering every encourage
ment In the way of chromos AID an imita-
ton coral necklace can be bought for a quar-
ter. With the necessities of life thus placed
within her reach. no true-hearted woman
will complain OF the price OF coal.-NoTt0ich
Bfillffiu.
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GENERAL BCTLER has bought gold mine
This Is one of the first results OF a srd-money
triumph. Had Ohio gone for Bill Allen aud
rap money Uncle Ben would have bought a
paper mill and a printing office.-B9yfOa
AffpS
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13

THE beaten candidate emerges warily from
Lis house on the morning after election with
such an expression OF countenance that the
first impulse Of every beggar who meets him
is to dart behind an ash barrel or a tree box
BrOOklUu Ar0pls.
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURk' DAYS,
w Successor 20 Green q Williams, uctfoneers
No. 1901, northwest corner nth ana streets.

Nv ASrh. ID. W AbLlAmcs
W Successor % Green Vli ai A1ctioneers.
No. 1901, northwest corner nth and u streets
TRUSTEES SALE OF yALuA BILE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, CONSISTING Ol 'AIMo-STokn
ANDMANsARp ROOF BEING -fRhSS BILL
FRONT AND LARGE BAY WI NDOW. WITH
ALL MODERS lMPR0yEME. NIGS,s hN NNw
AZ HOl Sc No 224, FRONTING On sECQND
STREET EAST, BETWEEN b MD SITS.
- BIZ virtue Of deed Of trust, d ed the nh
corded IN Liber No cog, folio Is, one the land md
records for the District OF Columbia n dby the
written request Of the holders Of notes, 'hs1l sell
O'clock m, on the premises, Let Q 5 Joa ~
original lots e. 80 and 81, and the south =, Get
inches OF Lot 28 in Square numbered seves hun urea
and twenty hive us, the same IL recorded ing
the records Of subdiv ison In the Office OF Survey prs
OF the District Of Columbia, together with all a 70
singular the buildings and i'm provements thereon.
Terms: One third cash; balance one and two years,
Tor notes bearing per cent inter est per Auna and
secured with . deed Of trust the premises sold.
All convey ancing at the cost OF the purchaser. o30
down the day Of sale, and IL the terms Of sale
not complied with in i've days from day Of sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the premises q
the risk aud cost of the defaultng purchaser ~ sd
yert.sng three times In some newspaper published
Benny KAISER, Trustee.
noys IRep novlOl WASH. B. WILLIAMS. Auct
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A FEW DAYS AGO 1T was decided by the
trustees OF a certain church In this city TO
have the edifice cleaned. A committee of
six gentlemen volunteered TO beat the cusl-
ions, and they took them into a vacant lot
and exercised their muscle for about two
hours. They then voted the JOB well done
next thing in order was the sweeping OF the
church, and when this part of the work was
finished the committee found to their dis
gust that there was more dust in the clsh-
ions than when they were first taken out. a
lady who heard OF the affair remarked that
IL was lust like mention Times.
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WE DESIRE to mention to noisy little boys
that right in the centre of the hind hooss OF
every live mule there is a little lump OF gold,
which can be easily dug out with q PEN
knife incinnQti Times.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-11-13

q J. HlIBIRoHB,
N ERCHANT Taylor
MetrclolitAn Hotel, (lats Droynbp
No. sos penna. eye., WashtnGton
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THIS is the kind of weather that makes
the dashiDg young man wish that instead of
spending dollar and half for that massive
diamond pin last summer, he had judiclously
invested Ii In pair Of winter drawers
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%. Real Estafe Broker and Auctionssr,
EXECUTORS SALE OF IMPROVED PROP.
ERTY ON NORTH CAROLINA AVENUE, Be
TWEEN lsr AND ID STREETS EAST, NEAR
PROVIDENCE HOSPITAL
Der 4 9TH, ct 4 O'Clock, win ssli q public
suct3en IN mont Of TIE Pss.isss he vet part Of
thereon, Consisting Of . Ivo stqsy Dwelling, part
Hrick and part lEsle The loe - front exabout
with depth Of about 10 feet.
Terms made known stsaloe - down e time Of
~ W1. E.Q6oNaOR,
Executor Of the sstatsof the late OArtseoDhsr No.
move dds Ed. cL1ABy, Salesman.
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DIED.

MCGRAW. At llsO D. m, November Il. IN the
6eih year OF his age, JAMS McGRAw, sR.
Relatives and friends Of the family are req Vested
10 attend his funeral iron 10 street n1rih vest.
q; $50 o. IN, Monday, November IS. High Mass ~
St. Aloyeius Church at q. N.
kENDRICk. At Bridgeport. III, on the 7th in
slant, at o clock a. m, Mr.. MANY hENDkIcK.
aler a lingering illness of assumption. which she
tore with Oh issian fortitude, the beloved wife q
Mr.. Geo, III. kendrick, formerly Of this city. She
q faithful wife, @ devOsed mother aud friend
She has gone 70 her reward. blessed are they who
die in the Lord.
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A DETRolf lightning-rod man says that
have been made secretary. When the agent
called on him he at once yelled out: s'Tum-
us Turn us bring that pair of boots with
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RALTinORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
II DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After Monday, September 18th, ISIS, trains VIII
7RAiNS LEAVE FOE BALTIMORE.
600 an, Limited Express, daily tor the West;
DAILY except Sunday for the North
TAO an, Express for philadelphia and New
$40 IN, Accommodation TO Baltimore, daily.
s:S3 M, Limited Express for New York, daily
1855 am fast Liae West aud NoT,h, daily except
sunday.
HIS M. Express for Pbilsdelphia and Now
except Sunday.
$40 pm, accommoiai;on. daily except Sunday.
$50 m, Cincinnati Express, daily for the West;
o-o DAILY except SATURDAY FOR the North.
aiIyk Ne 1oFk k,sst kyPTs row
6:13 o m, New York Ex press, daily.
s:3s m, ACCOMMODATING, daily except Sunday.
HIS am ,Acconm1datiSn, daily eycep, Sunday.
2:43 m baltimore and Pkiladelphis Express,
4:o3 M, Limited Elk press from New York, daily
execp t sunday
s:23 NJ, 1sy Express, daily except Sunday.
SGo Pm heeo mmodatea, daii! eS.s2t sunday.
11:23 hmcnd T. press daily except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washir gton st IS q m. and 5: 20
p m. daily eSeeP' sunday, connect ct Bowie with
Trains leaving Washington at 600 q. M and $50
p, m. connect At Odenfon with trains for Annapolis
500 m connect at Bowie with trains from Pope's
northw est corner OF 18th street and Pennsylvania
avenue northwest corner 9th street and Pennsylva-
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for and
and West. Through tickets TO Cincinnati, Colum-
bus, Indianapolis, Louisville, 81. Louis, New Or
leans. ShiesSo. onsna san francisco, and oil
GEo. O. WILKINS, suRerintendent,
m ~ pnxD r. DaLunnore, NJ.