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Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
PAIN IN THE BACK,

There Is no remedy known to medical science
which has proved itself more valuable IN cases oi
Kidney Complaints than the NEGETINE II acts
directly upon the seCretnns, ceallses anl purlhes
the blood, and restores the whole system to healthy
action.
The following extraordinary cures of great suffer
crs, who had been given up hy The hest physicians
rs hopeless cases, will speak for themselves, and
should challenge the most profound attent on OF the
medical faculty AS well aS Of those Who are suffer
~ ~
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

COMMITMENTS TO New CAsTLE.-James Nc
Chlshy, of Third and Adams notoriety, was ar
raigned before Esq. Hagany, yesterday, charged
wnl threatening to kill his wife, and in default
Of $500. Detective Woodward conveyed him to
New Castle, this afternoon.
Constable George Ward also accompanied Pur
nell Brinckly over to the Gray Eagle" He had
cen committed by Esq. Frazer for violent
threats in default OF $500 bail
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
The BEST MEDICINE.

EAST MARsIFIELp, Aug % 1870.
NR STEvEN5 Dear Sir-l am sevonty-One years
of age have suffered many years win Kidney
Complaint, weakness IN my back and stomach.
was induced 10y friends to Try your NEGErlNE, and
think 1t the hest med cine for weakness of the kd-
neys ever used. | have tried luNny remedies for
this complaint, and never found so much relief as
from the Vegetne. 1t strengthens and invigoraies
the whole system. Many of my acqnanances have
taken it, and believe it TO be good for all the COM
plants for which II is recommended Yours truly.
InSIAu If SHERMAN
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

SEVENTH st. OPERA House. Mr. Archie White
has assumed the management of this place of
amusement. and proposes to manage it more ef-
iciently. The great Rays return on Monday,
and nine new faces will appear James Mack
will open on Monday with his champion pedestal
clog, alAo Little Clara, the child wonder i'll
her SONG and dances.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
SPAN.

MORE TROUBLE IN THE MADRID UNIyERsIry.
MADRID, April 10.
Snnor La Feut, formerly the editor Of Car
list newspaper, il appointed load professor Of
the Madrid University. The students. are pro-
IA. Iii1Lr nnniuaI IL
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

Police CoURT.-Anna Carson, for an assault
on Anna Moore, was fined - and costs and re-
.lIired to peace bond in 1900.
John Jones and JOHN Wilson were sent over
IN Now Castle for thirty days eacl, for vagrancy.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

NEaETIEE for the complaints FOR which ii Is recon-
mended, il having larger sale throughout the
the United States than any other one medicine.
Why? NEdETINE VIII cure these Complaints.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
sgg saA steam .t;ttliaa.

asg sal Sttam :fstsina.
g+HEitElS q GARRETT,
pLrMBE.is. GAS AND STEAM FIrTEKs,
tL,MnEKS, GAS AID sTEAM FILTERS,
.tUNgEes oAs AMP stem FILTERS.
~ ~ MaREgr STREET, wILNlNoToN, DEL.
N. a4 MARKEc sTREBT, WILMINGTON, DEl..
NArsR Ar) q IS INTt.oDG ED INTO
ls, ElldNas, FACr0NEs, CHURCHES, s9t!.
da NasL,Ets, .5...
aaACKs1s
n8Eo ,NTs,
REAniNa ArssH~.
All ps4aHIpTIops o.
,.rnH4utaC kAMa,
tHA*s AND IRON pVaPs,
s:l.F-HEf'lsA1iea INN AilL.s
sATr rnHs,
-ngisr LRAh
wAsn sFAkoS,
iEoN AID LEAD tl"H.
AuruaATlC GAs " CuINEs,
"a splendid article .oT country rc3ide-resA
WTlAFIGD DRAIN TiIE iALl slzEsl
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

Several good Agents, ani very liberal inducements
will lie offered to thoroughly reliable men, who can
furnish n Horse and Wagon. We are now prepared
10 supply the New Family, The New No. c, and The
New No. Machines, and a choice Of location and
territory to work. This is rare opportunity for en-
crgetic Industrious men to engage in profitable b1s-
mess without the Investment OF capital. Letters
addressed, or parties calling on us, Will receive i'm
mediate attention.
WHEELER Il WILSON MAN +. CO.,
9li CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELrHIA, PA.
4.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
RaiI Baad 9.tres.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON s.
l. BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
srpTRNfBER % 1874

SEPTEMBER 2s, 1874.
Trains will leave Wilmington as follows, for
Philadelphia and Intermediate Stations, $50, $40
go, 1890, q. M, 2, 4, 1920, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, l.3 q. M, 12.l7, 1912
6.42, p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate Stations, 1252 1902
a. m, $50 p. m.
Baltimore and Washington, Jazz, 2O3, 1000, a. M,
1856, 1.28, $40, ITO p. III.
Trains for Delaware Division, leave for
New Castle, 500, TO- 10 a. H., 1925, $40, p. m.
Harrington and Int ermedate Stations, 800, 101
q. M, Gao, p. M.
Delmar and Interr siiate Stations, 800, 1910 am
iDAY TRAINS.
Philadelphia and termedate Stations 400, go
p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, 1.31 n. m.
baltimore and washington, 125Z,2.O3 Il. m.
For further information passengers are referred
to the time tables pu3ted at the depot.
marl3-ly II. II. kEENEY. Superintendent.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
MoNTooNERY .
HAIR REsTORER.
A YER's CHE RY PICTORIAL
For Diseases Of the . hroat and Lungs. such as
tOnghs. Gods Whp0png Cough, Bron-
clllis, As'lmn and Consumption.

T'le few compositions.
which lave won the conil-
dencc OF mankind ana be-
com Q household words,
among not only one but
many nations, must have
extraordinary virtues.
Perhaps no one ever Sc
\ cured 20 Wide reputation
I on lnaihta ned 1t so long.
as Ayers Cherry tectofai,
II has been known to the
public about forty years,
10y Il long continued series
of marvellous cur $, that
buVn tpnp f.r a. "a ..nnu
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

medicine. 1t still makes the most elecnal cures Of
Coughs, Colds, Consumption, that can be made by
medical skill. Indeed tile CheTy PcfOTdi has really
robbed these dangerous diseases of their terrors 10
great extpnt,anh given feeling Of immunity from
their fatal effects, that IN well founded If the rene
dy he iatcn in season. hyery family should have #
in their closet for the ready aud prompt relief of it.
members. sickness, suffering, and even life IL
saved by this timely protection. The prudent should
not neglect it. and The wise viii not. Keep 1t 10y
yot for the protection It affords by its timely use in
sudden attacks
Prepared by
Dir. j. c. AVER n co. Lowell, Mass.
Practical and Analytical Chemists
Sold by
ALL DRUGGISTS AND DEALER IN MEDICINE.
IuulS lWpolSW
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
COMMERCIAL PRINTING COMPANY.
SPRING WORKS
WIN. II. sCnoEN,
tsuccEssoR no q. j. HoRNRR.)

tSUccKSs0R TO z. ]. HoRkBR.l
Having put in the most approved machinery for
the manufacture of Carriage and Wagon Springs, |
would respectfully solicit the patronage OF the trade
All work warranted equal in lntsh anu temper to
OFFiCE and WORKS, EIGHTH ST. and p. W. \
b. RR decl5-ly
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12
8aiI 4suad 4ints.
M ARYLAND & DELAWARE RAIL
NL ROAD.

FALL ARRANGEMENT.
On and after MONDAY, OCTOBER 1srH, 1874,
Train. Will run as follows;
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

ALL nRrGGlsTs AND DEALER N MEDICINE.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

Legal Blanks of All Kinds,
Enujs, Mortgages, Summonsrs,
Notices TO Qnit, Executions,
Deeds iur Cemetery Lots.
Rlank Nolr Books.
MnglstratCs' C0nveyanccrs, and all other Legal or
Business Blanks.
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

TlluE COMMERCIAL rKfsS.
ALL VARIETIES or PKlFWNU EYErGrED
Wilmington daily commercial., 1875-04-12

Seaford. Cambridge. sc........,.4.N
This train makes close connection with trains on
the Delaware Railroad for all points North aud South
OF Seaiord, and with Steamers. at Cambridge to and
from Baltimore, on Mondays, We tuesdays and Fri
days. dAMES Nj MURPHY,
ian G-tf SUPERINTENDENT,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

Good tnlngs are In store for travellers be-
tween New York and Philadelphia, at an
early day, according to the correspondent of
one OF the Boston newspapers writing from
the latter city. He says that the new Me-
tropolitan railway line connecting the two
cities Will be in complete trim and open for
travel by the LIST Of December next This
road will be sixteen miles shorter than the
present route between the two places, and
Its time will be from thirty TO forty minutes
less. 1t will make connection with the
southern routes by way OF the Philadelphia
Wilmington and Baltimore line. and with
The west by way OF the Baltimore and Ohio.
when the fight commences again between
the latter and the Pennsylvania company,
The Baltimore and Ohio road will use that
line 10 make New York connections
A competing line between the two great
cities OF the country IS one OF great value,
not 10 them alone, but to the people of every
part OF the United States, and particularly
on the Atlantic seaboard. But valuable as
il Is, 10 is not near as important nor half as
much needed as q second line between Phil
adelphia and Baltimore. The monopoly nov
connecting those places il In the hands OF
one OF the narrowest minded and most grasp
ing corporations TO be found in the Union
and second line In the hands of liberal and
enterprising managers would be worth more
to the people OF the south and west than any
public Improvement OF the same length that
could be constructed. The new road to be
opened SO soon will be good thing, doubt
less; but its full advantages can never be
realized until IL has an independent outlet as
far south as Baltimore.
The new route above referred 10 is said,
we may add, to be In the hands OF a few cap
italists, who have out OF their own means
provided every dollar necessary to build 1t.
Ii Is claimed for them, also, that they have
constructed the road entirely In the interest
OF the public, and that they can neither be
bought nor frozen Off from their de-
termination TO give the two cities and
the country lying between the benefit
of cheap transportation, which only can
be secured by keeping open two
actively competing routes,-which, we
may be excused for adding, sounds very
much like stories we have heard before. Mr..
E. c. Knight, who was at one time, we be-
lieve, connected with the Pennsylvania rail-
road, and also actively interested in other
important transportation enterprises, is
president of the company.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

Nothing stimulates business in either flush
or dull times so much as judicious advertis-
inc. The New Orleans Picoy,oe in one of its
late financial articles very truthfully and
1orcibly says; THE people who sit nervously
IN counting houses, or behind their goods,
waiting for customers 10 take them by storm,
And making no efforts To let the world know
The bargains they have TO offer, will ind the
SEASON very unpropitious.n
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

A recent city census OF Boston shows a
total population of 5iI,?l9 This is q gain,
including the outlying towns since annexed
10 the city, of %, 2se since the state census
was taken in ISIS.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01
NA1ztHAss;H,I ykH:sEA.ts f FIJI.

A general family Dhysic they are unrivaled, and
u1erfor % patent lils generally In this: They are
contain no mercury or other mincral substance, or
anything else inJurtous. They combine these three
certainty q action kyery dose Irodoces Il. fesiti
specially recommended adordins speedy relief or
cure are habtua costivenes, cold, nervous or sick
headache, dyspe psia igestion, liver
and bilious disorders generally, jauldice and Des
Thousands who have been relieved or cnrsd viii
cheoFfully testify 70 their general efciency e. the
Pill for the million, applicable alike TO the weakly or
robust, children adults. Price par box, Is csuts;
Win be sert BY mail 10 any par: Of the country on
receipt CT price.
ARrHUR NATrANs, Druggist,
suep r ID and d streets northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

Saratoga thinks IL could De n pnra p,aca
but for John Morrissey-Eh.
John, on the other hand, thinks il would be
q poor place but for him.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

%HEADQUARrERsF ron KEY WEST CT
~ CABS. genuine imported Cls.rs. finest Do
nestle Cigars, and finest Smoki ing and Chewing To-
baeco, At 81 Pennsy ivanis avenue seD7 q
~HANLlMB 4. 3. CHURCR-A speciI and
~ important meeting of al members and
friends Of this Church 10 70 be held WEDNESDAY
RyEHIHG, September LIST, at O'Clock. Come Que
and al. aus3l-Hs
~ TIE GERMAN-AMERIOAN SAVINGS
sasu 2, say .n sa,.,s ssfs oe north
made before the third Of the month. susD-N
H~IOTICB 10 OWNERe OF HAL rs
~ TATE-WHITAKHB 3 COOKE, us Yf-
present Law, continue 70 give special attention to s
ss.aims agsinst the late Pis1ict government, par.
kneSes IN Erade. Also, ~ p1scial tmDrossm ent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

An unnecessary and unfair cry IS set ND by
that class OF persons and papers who are de-
termined to see nothing good in Washington
over the fact that the sewers failed to carry
off all the rain that fell In this city last Sun
day morning. Some of them In their anx-
1efy TO make their point even go so far as to
say that the shower was nothing extraordi-
nary, ard that somebody was cripinally in
competent or negligent because the whole
fall was not at once carried of by the sewers
The plain truth is that In some parts of the
city there was fall of fully three inches of
rain in about six hours time. II this Is not
extraordinary for any section OF the
country, then we would like to have
something pointed out In meteor
ogical way that Is extraordinary. In
fact, 1t is almost II not entirely unprece-
tented in the history OF the city; and had her
sewers been constructed large enough TO &C
commodate such an exceptional condition OF
things the persons who built them would
have been charged with criminal extrava-
gance II not with downright insanity by the
very fellows who are now finding fault
because they are too small. By any fair
rule Of reasoning our authorities past
or present are no more responsible for the
general results OF such a rain fall as that last
Sunday than the reign OF Napoleon was for
The floods which recently devastated the
south OF France, or than the founder Of Balti-
more was for the losses by the great rise In
Jones Falls in that city few years ago. It
IS not TO be doubted that mistakes were
made both in planning and constructing
some OF the sewers in Washington, aud for
these those in fault should be held to a rigid
accountability; but the storm of Sunday was
so extraordinary in character and results
that its effects could hardly have been pre-
az fore ipof
by the expenditure of any amount of
money within the means OF a single com.
munity, however rich or literally inclined
il might be. This we think must be concealed
by any intelligent person who is willing To
see strict justice done TO all men.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

aGeO Three Doors from Ith street.
SELBY is MAKING BIG NOISE IN BOYS
~ SCHOOL SUITS, as well in SHOES and 9E,n
DO.,job, e. worth S. Roys six MiSed' -
Sss: F.si:: 8. r., sl,s' b. . and ' -:
Cashmere Suit, q, q, SO, u, up to $50 Men :
these prices II viii cost more to have them made.
Call at 1914 and 1916 Pennsylvanis avenue and
be convinced, between 18th and nth sta. auR2S-tr
CoSoOkD ahAFls:
Receiving daily, from Fairfax Co., Va, fresh
CONCORD GRAPES in 2 pound Boxes. for sale
Suez.6t Sos Penn. ave-. OPP. Metropolitan Hotel
DICkLlN6 VINEGAR.
PURE CIpER vINEGAR, made under the e.
peeial supervision Of the senior member Of our nm
AZ his farm, Hysttsv lille, Nd therefore We can
gnaraLtee its purity sed strength. Also, PURE
WHITE WINS WIN B0AR;
Green Ginger, Qe1oV Seed Cosea R SEED; I1-
Gloves and Ailsy with . general assortment OF
P'ehhSs SoGSiTdH fG ss ss5. Sos Pr. avenue,
au34 ~ opposite Metropolitan Hotel
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01
COAL AND WOOD.
GOAL. COAL. WOOD. WOOD

GOAL! COAL!! WOOD. WOOD
CHEAP, CHEAP, FOR CASH,
THOUSANDS OF TONS ORDERED.
Arriving daily, cargoes Of the best varieties Of ell
kids Of COAL and WOOD.
Now Is the time 10 buy
Ifyou would money get Q good art,cls and juSf
irstsh!, 14o pounds 10 the tom call the under
Having two Of the largest whsrves In the pistric.
aud all the facilities possible thereto annexed for
the delivery OF Coal ars from our vessels TO the
ments. A visit TO our Wharves and Depot will con
vince one at giace of onr passed I'D
Good PINE WOOD delivered rs low o. 81 per
Cord.
Good OAK WOOD delivered o. Low ss % to Q =
tirgle trial is all that is necessary 70 convince
the public Of the above facts.
yOHNSON BROTHERS,
Main once and Depot 1t Johnsonb wharves, loot
oao..- $i iiiYYss s.s s .srs.s P0s's~ .us.seo
COAL! COAL! COAL.
WOOD! WOOD!
an now receiving all sizes Of the best grades
COAL,
Valley" To persons who wish to take advantage Of
the low prices, orders will be received this month
very small advance upon the original cost for casa.
tam also Offering st Low figures prime Hickory,
G:s and Pine WOOD sawsd and :Plis any length Sr
YsId and once. cor1ss III and street: . SsS
west; Branch Yard and Once, 4 street, between "a
D8-@ ". n. NARROW.
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RAILROADS.
FAST TRAIN ron cars MAY,

. n h.ltinore end wsy stations.
s.sa a M hsl5,rHOrs, Annapolis. Tre1sTios saa
40 a. m, BAIimore. s,sasfast ar R.,av.
'''o M .. s MA. and NirsiGis sPriESs Fars
zoo - :; a. Nv hors: Cage May, PshsacIph,.,
PsTs, BsIkelsy, hsssi.te.S FrSsssrits. l'
eLo , m, SS,ssinfson JsnstiOn ana Way ssssasas.
70 =. m. Baltimore aud Relay
ii.so a n, BsltiRaore, Enic0tt city snd Way sss-
100 m, New York, PhnsaeIph,,. Boston. nor.
fotk, Hnd baltimore. Btas- al ktok n %
m, 90 scndAls, Baltimore srd WsT S.a-
$50 .. m. baltimore, Lsurei aud Relay.
sSs Z; M s!rs.lerisk, Msssins,en Junction ard
see p m, Baltimore, Frederick and Nay Sta
100 ? N, baltimore. Philadelphia ana Rol.y.
$40 . M, Bslum-r,, hnEspoi,. saa = a. stsrion.
$50 p. NJ CbicssO. 81 Louis, L0uisvilie, una
lev spTsass, - , ss- clr, sr5r', :. NJ
f'HssIrs. b'sasgGu az ParkgsbErg Gna Sea
$40 D m, Haser-,ovp, WINCHESTER. and w.y
stations. ris Metropolitan Branch.
us ,. "a, B.it1a0re aud Relay. VA Ss.;io-I
-Isp m, tait,mere sno wsy stations.
200 .. N, baltimore . 81 hNGrrss
and Boston Fsst kvprc-s
&C, $. LeS,s Ssf P,n,ss-s sifa osi osasss.
SFs1kfnSf ar tTroffoa
SUNDAY TRATNS.
DO ., N Baltimore, Phlsdsip n ., New York
and Boston fast ENpress
SsGiNors ava Hag StailO-f.-s o N, 30. 5 90.
Fr Esa - a.i f.di.-6.so {. m, 800 and
Esa.-s O5 g IA, SO ana IL gsp N. .tOpyias
o. during tho week
49,. Tts,.s $40, q V.sasa HuuI. R...y Ross.
Station.
FOT further information apply q, the Ralt.rnor.
and Ohio Ticket Of.ccs, y sshinStoB Station, Aad
80 Pennsy wanna sgeURe, where orders viii te
AIKEN Tor BAGGAGE to be checked sad received any
raiptiu the city.
TEoS. II saARP, M,.ssr Of Trsu.portstioa.
I. N. COLE, General Ticket Ags.t.
Gk0. =. k0ONTZ, General Agent. III
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1919 PssNsYEskEI. sours 1879
s0hI 6M EsT; soCrH AID soUTSwEsr.
....~li:5s an. l:sss
:. ~--,dier.n. -.ss2sr.E
TIE 0KYiG boGBtk TRACK aotuST s
,Rht Cars, with modern mproT esneuts
Two hundred miiee Esvec &c Weescra ara Central
Hew York.
MAKE UoHSEUTfoss
Erosxh Tsn WASHINGTON 70 tie WEST Sss
&CRTH without chsnse
1osets o. this rosie CO, be procrr-d 81 the ofncss
sorier OF 18th street aud renEsyiy suia avenue al
eorler of Cit AID Per L-yiyerls nvenaa a.
tAtionei no.i, where rtnstls iniorupstion viz l..
gwen st ell times.
Passengers procuring ticker O, these orrcee ca,
secure soconInodstions IN Palace Cav Cor rhjc..r
Rttteburg aud Rochester.
pm. BOYD, ar, Genera, fs,enser Agent
narleN Phf,aseiphya, "a.
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y correspondent writes from England that
Col. Bakers late affair with Miss Dickinson
N railway carriage was not the first and
robatly not the second adventure of the
ind that gay loJhario has had. Indeed, IL is
-, that the majority of the officers OF his
-iment were so well aware OF their Colo
amOrous propensities that they con-
led IL would only be a matter OF time
o when be would come To grief by meet
his match in some female ready and
Ing 10 gain q character for purity, or
o was anxious To make a sensation by q
w OF dramatic courage and helpleSsness
q nbiLed. OF course, outside of his own cir
&c no one feels any sympathy for the con-
Victed ielon. but at the same time plain
common sense people cannot help thinking,
and do NOT hesitate 20 express the opinion
that a Eighty, flirting, young woman who,
according To her own evidence entered into
a smart conversation with a man she had
never seen before is deplorable spectacle of
female culture and propriety. There is little
doubt but that she cOuld have prevented the
unhappy denoUement had she been so
minded in time.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

CT nnn MADE IN WALL STREET BY
St,OOV investment OF S2l2 in spread or Pan
ana log shares Of any stock bought on deposit Of
$50. Pamphlet, giving full information, free
SIMPSON. DARBAGH i co, Bankers aud Bro,
kers, - Broadway, corner Of W ell street, New
York. p. Q. Box sl16. IaS sn
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the New York afternoon papers are clamor
ing for a fast evening train from that city TO
Chicago By parity of reasoning they ought
10 have IL. The time they name is a much
more suitable hour for starting than that
now chosen; but the difficulty with it IL
that the proposed train would arrive at des-
tinatiOn after the close OF the business day,
so that even its benefits would be in no wise
proportiOned 10 its great cost. In fact, the
whole fast mail scheme between the two
cities named is snowy but decidedly ex-
pensive faiiacy.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-09-01

A LEXAHDRlA And WASHINGTON Il. h.
ALEXANDRIA . sBEDERIOksBUBo 4. n,
SokNEH OF AND SIKH SIEgsTs.
Local trains leave for Aiexsrdria ioliovs.-e, y,
80 40; IL n, I, 3, a. SO, ID N; aud
except sunday.
Local Trains Issye Alsrsndrfs q follows, =, o,
p 10, III .. m. 4, =, g., D, o srd ,. IN. The =,
.. and 10 .. N. asd and D. N. from Aiexsnd.ls
aaily. sn ethes trains daily exoept suncay.
and the 9: N. and ,. N. trains from Alexandria,
connect daily with trains on Virginia Midland rad
Agton and Ohio n. B.
oRKAT SOUTHERN 1XPRIee, VI Riehnona.
Through tickets 70 "A points bc0th end bousnWs.s
or sole 1t Omces corner 1Stk street aid
evenue, and corner 9th axes1 and fepnsyv ona ave-
eue. Whcre Desse0GssS leave orders Tor borssss
- cneoko4 - ~ ooeel9 md residences through 70
eooooooo. ID. n. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
oBV. v. WLLKl1o. General Suer.
0 Dalttuors. ia.
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LOB RENT-Three unfurnished ROOMS, second
Il floor; SO 9th street. sug30M'
FOR RENT-lll Q street northeast; ell modern
.ussSa sH THos. Z. wAGaAMAH, $40 7th st.
EOR RENT-Three unfurDisbed ROOMS, suit
= able for housekeeping; water and gas. Apply
ct No. sos 9th street northwest. augO St
LOB RENTAL No $ Grant Place, nicely fur.
y nished and pleasant ROOM on second
FOE RENT-PHYsICIAN's OFFICE or STORE
HoGqzn on premises e. once on VI.
FOB k1ST-Thrce unfurnished ICONS. suit.
able Tor houst keeping, at No. 91A Ilih street
LOB RENT-Double ard single ROOMS, with
noa1d in Seltfhts1i 10cssioS; also, one large
ebue. aue3O St
LOB RKNT-rvo PARLORs and DINING.
Il ROOM. unfurnished, or three other Rooms
and KITCHEN; oil modern improvements. Apply
lA42 Q street northwest. aus3o ST
TOR RBNT-BRICK STABLE in rear Of 1914
y lzth street northwest, Room for two horses
HOFFMAN, 1891 street northwest, or 1915
l1th street northwest. augO-N
FOB REHT-ROOMs newly p.pered and painted;
Il south 'front.' furnished or uufurnis he'd; with or
without board; In . private family OF two: A49
Maseachusests avenue. auO 81
hHic4 ;sf; III s q
The eo!nr Of Bridss and Yrease1ek sezes6, 0eoEee-
eovr, D. o.; hRgs ~ ettzeetiyc TEN rSe.cnabos
o1d low. WlkL1A9 TItxR.
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