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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK AND Warrington
~ THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE
PBILADELPBIA,
NEW YORK.

ALL POINTS Nv THE NEW ESGLAND
- STATES.
THROUGH BETwkkS WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equipment on this line IL nsx AID II The most
elegant and improved finish.
TRAIN LEAVING AT s.23 AN Is PULL.
MAN PARL0R CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY
NIGHT TRAINS
On and sfter FEBRUARY rs, ls7s, train. BY chi.
line VII irave Depot II Baltimore and Pofomac
Railroad, corner Of 9Th ard b streets As foiioxs.
EOS a N. Express fer Phhsde,rhfs. New York
and points East daily. eSoepi Sunday.
for Phisdelphis, New York ana points East
daily, eNcepf SUNDAY.
III. p. m. Express for Philsdelrhia and New York
daily, except Sunday.
s:33 2. m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
sos D m. E,rres. for Philadelphia, New York
and points East daily.
PULLMAN PARLOR CABS on sll Day Trains
yPSLLMAS PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and informs;ioR can be procured at the Of
ces Of the company.
yate residences orders left - the oices Of the
ysnta svenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyi-
yauia avenue and Sth street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
D.,N. BOYD, JR,
General Passenger Agent, Philsdelphia. Pa
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
Iebl Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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NETTING N OPPOSITION To TEE SrTF
cF iHE NV OPAL DEPOT.-N meeting
of the taxpayers OF Northeast washington
wa heFd last night To take action Ia refer
Fhce 10 the Offal depot now being erected
upon the government reservation az the in
teT>ecuOn Of III street. Isl street ana Della
ware avenue The building, which Will be
ahoCI 11 feet IN length, i being erected bv
turner 20, for removing dead animals
hlSIii-S0li- &C a. place Of deposit FOR the
Nalile nite awaiting transportation on the
IdiiIOstd 70 the place where IL l. perma nentiy
auinltd and made into fertilizers. Mr.
iaEsVOidi called the meeting 10 order. and
M Burke aCied a. secretary. Mr.. MaUpin
made a notion 10 appoint q committee OF the
mos prominent property holders 10 wait on
me BosTt OF Health and General RabcOck To
sc what arrangements could BE- made 10 re-
move the nuisance. which wa~ adopted. The
'halrmah was authorized 10 announce the
committee.
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BANKERS.
McB. flM0NEY 4 CO.,

u. Meb' TiM44N sEXrAs co.,
R Rnse penoyed their Banking House to LIZ DRoIT
They are prepared 10 do . eeneraI Bapkips hu.,
pTsfts on hpeHosts spssct q cheek AZ eight
i 1uy and ssil Foreign kxchanee, and make Coilec,
~ =. 81 kolne. ap9-u
$OO. 500. $500, $1,000
k1nSessea .. Stock Pstciteges Ss Wei street,
1enslse explanatory circulars, containing defnlssa
~ and quotation prices Of al stOcks dealt IN
NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE,
BzSKEks SNbb sk 4 81;
W. "a ssock Exchange. laval e., N. y.
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SPELIERS.-A spelling match took place
iast evening at the Methodist Protestant
mission church. corner OF North Carolina
avenue ana Sth street. at which Mr.. r. b
MafCne acted aS peiagOgue. with MeSsrS
Slatef and Lewis as referees. Mr.. Boone
lhambSTs marShaled one side ana Mr.. Jas s.
sharpe the other. Mr.. Boone Chambers
proved the victor and IN a very handsome
manner presented the prize To his last oppO-
hei.t, Miss Emily Kaufman. A second con-
test took place and the battle was decided
gI3Wh between MeSSrS. Boone Chambers and
Walter MacFaTland.
A spelling match took place last night at
Ryland Chapel fOr a gold medal procured Ey-
snbSCr ptlOn, for the benefit OF the Foreign
Missionary Society. The aSSemblage was
quite large. and the cOnteStantS-chiidreu
and adUltS-BCmhered about forty. Mr. B.
r. Lloyd acted a. pe,iagOgUe and DIR. George
DAVIS a. Judge the contest was quite spir-
,ttd, and ended iu The award being made 10
Miss tOTa Wa ker.
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AN ILLEGAL REQCIsITiJS FOR AN Al
EEekD tklMlSAI--Ne ster,iay Mr.. James
tanteT. an Office OF COLUMBIA = q, ,rrt,.s'9
mere Win a TeqU4sition from ne governor of
south Carolina for Samuel Weisberyer. "a
sotIleT arrested here a few days ago by De-
tectiveS McDevitI and CoOuies on a tsIa-
gram nom the chief of police Of that citv
charging him with fraud and Swindling. The
fePuIsluOn was informal. being directed To
the commissioners Of the District. and not To
re thlei Justice. and he could net be sur
rendered on il. The officer was advised To
NNetf out warrant charging Weisberger
Win oelng a fugitive from Justice but de-
rilheu 10 do so, and the prisoner released,
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SGES AMI RUTTOSS tn

500 PIECES PRINCES AND BUTTONS to
match, at Gutman's.
Good Black Gros Grain Silk from one dol
lar up, at Gutman's.
Just received another lot of Ecru Lace, at
Gutman's.
COlored and Striped Silks, at Gutmans.
Camels Hair Cloth and Debeges, at Gut
mans.
mans.
Parasols in all the latest designs, at Gut
mans. DRY GOODS AND LACE House,
912 eth street north west.
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The BOARD OF HEALTH met last night
and The report of the registrar for the wee X
ending May Sth was submitted. Ii shows a
total OF 20 deaths, of which IL were from con-
sumption. pneumonia, ! con gestiOn OF lungs
3 bronchitis. whOOping cough, Old age
There were - whites and 3. colOred. 10 minors
t9 cOlOred. Of whom 70 were under , years..
anu whites. There were - birthS-}J WIN &c
and - cOlOred- and l. marriages. The deaths
were less than last week, or at the rate o!
IL per 900 per annUm. Rate of mortality
of the white population was 1850 per 1000 per
an mum. while the mortality of the cOlored
population was $50 per 1000 for the same
period- Rate OF Increase OF the white pOpula-
ton by births over deaths. O. % per 900; Will
The decrease OF the cOlOTed population by
deaths over births was $50 per I 600 per an
mum. a communication was received from
Major a. {. Richards, superintendent OF
police, stating that several of the halls in
This city, rented for balls, fairs &C, are with
out the necessary closets, and consequently
nulsanceS are committed about the premises
ana asking mat some action be taken in the
matter. Referred 10 the health officer for
TeIOTt.
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METROPOLITAN DOLLAR STORE.
NEW SPRING AND SUMNER GOODS.
IN " ENSE VARIETY.
EXTREMELY Low PRICES AND SPLENDID
GOODS.

Children's Imported Striped Hose, from TO 81.
2c. pair; best British do, 5Oc., 75c.; Ladies' do
sc; Ladies W hte Hose full regular, pair 81: do
Baltriggani extra long, unbeached, SOC. Men best
Brtlsh mar Csc, sur crstOut or superfne, splendid
goods, pair 81; Mems fine Lisle Thread, pair s l.
heel do, pair 25c; Ladies' Lise Thread Gauntlets
and two Button Gloves, sc; Mems Lisle Thread
Gloves, &c; Ladies' two Button Kids, fine goods
81 Men Kids, colors and black, 81; Lace Ties,
&c; Painted and Black Fans, Csc; Painted Black
and fine Jap; Fans, &c.; Black and White Satin
81 Ghildren's Lace Hoods and Caps, very nice, 81;
Children's full Aprons (checkered NafnsOok), to
button behind, SOC Ladies' colOred Linen Aprons
new style, Oc.: Childrens Sun Bonnets, 25c.; La
dies Lawn w sists, Embroidered front, 81: Ladies'
nne W bite Tucked Skirts, handsome Ohemse, Long
only 81; fine Scotch Bingham, large Sun Umbrellas,
81; Travelling Satchels, Hand Satchels and Bags,
and Baskets in large variety, from SOC to 81; shawl
Straps, &c, Soc. and 81; balls Glycerins Soap,
&c packages Brown Windsor Soap, 25c.; Garden
fools c hne Stereoscopes, 75c.; the very best, 81
world, 81 per dozen; fine Walnut Picture Frames,
complete &c; SOC, 81, 81; Gilt and Velvet Photo
Frames, &c TO 81; splendid Towels, l0c., Csc, 33c
ana 5c.; BIRD Cages, very nice, 81 and 81 80; the
very best Rubber Dressing Combs, 25c. and Soc:
Halr and Clothes Brushes, 25c., 50c. and 81; fine
smoki Sets and Spittoons, Bouquet Holders &c ,
&c to 81; 800 sets of Croquet at 81, 50, 80 Is
$50. S4.50 and SIS, cheaper than ever Can ard
examine them. Our stock of cheap and medium
Jewelry Is so large that it would be folly to try and
en1merate II; It comprises everything that is new
and the quality is far ahead of anything which has
been offered heretofore at these prices
b. SILVERBERG,
APPLY 312 9TH street, near Penn ayenue
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GEORGETOw N.

WIN. a. CRAIG, esq. returned this morn
lIe, fter an absence of several months i'm
Calif ornia. He is In good health and spirits.
FISH MhRKEr-NeSsrs. Simmons Il Co.
to- day sold Io,0gD herring at $40 per thousand.
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EXTRAORDINARY INDUCEMENTS are held
out 10 purchasers of dry goods, in their card
elsewhere in tO-day'S paper. by MeSsrs. c. NJ
IOwSon Co. Taking advantage of all re-
auctions in the wholesale markets of the
country, this firm is at all times able TO give
the pubic the best terms with large and
varied stock of everything in their line Pur.
cnaSers will, therefore, find it TO their al
vantage 10 give them q call
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Celery and ChamomiIe

anu tnam0mtie.
Or. Z. W. BensOn's Celery and ChamomiIe
Pills are prepared expressly TO cure Head
aches, Neuralgia, and Nervousness, ard will
cure any case 30 matter how obstinate il may
ne OF eltner Sick, Nervous, or Dyspeptic
Headache or Neuralgia, Nervousness, and
Sleeplessness. Price 80 cents per box. sent
post free To any address, or may he ordered
through any druggist. Office 100 North Eu-
taw street, Baltimore, Nd. Sold by ali Drug
glsts. Charles StOtt & Co, $50 Pennsylvania
avenue, agents for Washington. 225 tth.s3:
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LOCAL n E W s.
Amnsements, &c, TO.NiEht

FssrFs CpeT0 HOeeSe--The beautiful Mrs.
R0usby i'm =. -TwiXt Axe and Crown"
Nofio,sHl There. - Days Fifth Avenue
Theater company in The Big Bonanza"
ThenfeT Cb8ai9l,f-HOsts OF new faces I'm an
excellent miscellaneous programme of spe-
sialties.
Avenue T7seG'sT.-Several new stars in vO-
caIiSm ard minstrelsy performance, con-
GLIDING with the Can-can.
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ALLEGED CoLoRED PICKPoCKETs.-De-
tectlNes Miller and Coomes this morning
arrested at an auction two young colored
men giving the names of Henry Hines and
alex. Gibbs, who, il is alleged, were at
tempting 70 pick pocket. They were taken
for a hearing. "'i'
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NATIONAL. THEATER-Laa Nah Of Rio
BO,td'izd.-A large and fashionable audience
visited this theater last night to see the
charming comedy, the big Bonanza" To-
night is positively its last representation
and those who have not seen it should 90, N
Is one of the most attractive novelties of the
season. and il Is hoped DaIy's Fifth Avenue
company VIII soon pay Us another visit.
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hEAL ESTATE SALEs.-MeSSrS Duneanson
bIoS,' anctloneers- sold yesterday afternoon
ior X W. walker and A. ii. MeRae trustees
lOt OF Charles Just's recorded subdivision OF
original lots 3, 4, ;, and :, in square 1872 i'm
proved by three-stOry brick house known
raids, for s5.Q5O.
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HE EINw0oD and warvick colt.- -.
nade differently from any other. The s,s ase
.en poided, and the surface Is an exs :. m
fsticn OF linen.-Adt. = NH
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SALE OF DRY GoODs.-Thomas Bowling
a.SuoneeT, begins this evening at O'Clock,
hls rooms, Star Office building an ex-
tensive sale OF dry goods. See adveTf,ssnan,
IN Sunday papers.
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baltimore AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPOT CORNER 6TH AND b STREETS NV
=, After Monday, March lst, 1875, trains will run
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMoRE
$3.50 a. m, Northern Express, daily except Mon
SOB a. N, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, daily except Sunday.
9:23 q m, limited Express for New York. daily
except Sunday; Parlor Car Tram.
l1:ss g. M, Fast Line West and North, and for Nor
lis p m, Express for, Philsdelphis and New
3:4op m, Acc1nmodston. ssIv s,es,, s,n,.
t:3S m, for Philadelphia, daily except Sunday.
sds M da hSln Sea IYt 6PPE SIs Met daily
West and am Mort North; on Saturday leaves at a63
TEAMS ARRIVE AT WASHING TON.
e53 m, New York Express, daily.
a. M, Afs sst daily except Sunday.
daily % Bst@3E s,s and Philadelphia EIprsss
l:o3 .; m, LIMITED Express from New York, daily
s:I3 ,. m, day Express, daily except Sunday.
dA a;ig sTG% eIeept sgndsy
ITO y. m, Southern Elk press, daily.
ll:23 y. m. Richmond Express.
Trains leaving Washington at SIS q. m on Tue.
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trsias Tor
Trains leaving Washington at ssa. m. and ,s,p
% connect at 0denton with trains fer Annapolis
Trains arriving AT Washington 81 g. 43 s. m and efs
N connect at Bowie with trains from Popes Greek
Passengers leaving their orders at Ticket once.
avenue, northwest corner 9th street and PeDnsyIra-
MIA avenue, can have their baggage called for an6
and West. Through tickets to CINCINNATI, C0lum-
bns, indianapolls, Leuisyille, ST. Louis, New Or
East Vest crtR anna s ssn Francisco and all points
GEO. Q. WILKINS, General supr
ID. M BOYD, Jr Gen n Ps~,r a cent 80 e, ny =,
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BEWARE OF SUMNER fHIEyFsi-Refnre
setting out on your Summer Tour deposit
your Silver-plate In the Fire and Burglar
18th street and New York avenue
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ne opened this evening with as r,7ss isoa " az
IAN IN oe mao ID This city. Military Hail. sij
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fk1GG 3 JEWELRY STORE nm thu a,an,a
near street, recei we'd some haa -; -, 10y
I , sets and etrusesn plated chains mis-
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PROPERTY-OwNERs who have not mad.
application for damages To property b,
reason of public improvements cav now nj,
street. 4
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CITY TIE MS.

THE DUNLAP style Filth Avenue Dress
Cashmere Fiat issued to-day.
WILLETr & RoUFF, sos Penn. ave.
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HATs.-Lewis, go Ith street, between / ard
X, has just returned from New York with
large and carefully selected stock OF Gentle
mems, Boys and Children's Hats for summer
wear; also, superb stock of Furnishing
Goods suitable for the season. Give him
call
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AT BURDETTE's, eth street. between / ana
n you can get yard-wide Pacific percales for
i3L cents.
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THE
ICE KING REFRi0ERATOR

THE
ICE KING REFRIGERAT
Has stood the severest test for the past five years.
earned away the honors at all the principal Indus
trial Exhibitions throughout the United States.
competing with nearly every Refriserator now in
existence; am now prepared TO challenge the world
10 produce its equal.
II. M. DIGGINS, Patentee.
THE ICE KING
"a rktsEkVEk; not consumer, like others that
bear the name OF Refrigerator. Ii will keep every
DESCRIPTION Of perishable food longer dryer and bet
Ter than any other in and will not Consume
half the amount Of ice. The following are some of
It's advantages over all others: lst IL saves fty per
cent OF Ice over all other Refrigerators Cd The
Ice hlng can freeze a pan Of water into solid
temperature in the provision chamber, 4th liz will
produce temperature OF Zero in the warmest day
OF summer 9th. One article will partake az the
tate or smell Of the other 9th The Refrigerator ia
divided into two separate and distinct compsrtmants
Gh; The Ice King is the best Refrigerator for
with the Refrigerator is one of the finest Water.
coolers In the world. 9Th The provision cham
Der can easily be kept and clean as il has no
dnppngs from the ice. 10th. costs no more than
the ordinary Refrigerator, and is manufactured
INTO all sizes, suitable for hotels, restaurants
tiOn at the " OPoia
Agency 81 2 18th street, under National Metropoli
Manufactory and Wareroom southwest corner of,
street and Maryland avenue;
Also Iheater Alley, between 18th and 18th gtreetz
pennsylvania avenue and street.
BEN. r; FRENCH, Agent.
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Go AT ONCE to Kidwell d Henderson, 400
9th street. and select your wall paper and
window shades from their new styles just re-
ceived, and selling at the lowest cash
prices. 5tO6
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THE NATIONAL SAVINGS BANK, corner of
New York avenue and 18th street, pays per
cent. per annum on deposits for each calendar
month. Banking hours, 8 to4 Saturdays.
10 and too. Zt3I3tf6
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BURG ARY.-The residence of Mr.. j. IL
CarmIencke, No. CPS Sd street northwest was
entered by burglars last night, but they were
interrupted i'm their work OF plumber by the
OppOTtune arrival OF Mr.. and Mrs. Carnli
encke, who had been out on an evening visit.
Ihey succeeded, however, in making good
their escape, carrying with them an over
coat and other articles OF clothing. together
with mantel ornaments and a watch.
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Heather Probabilities Today.
OvTIcr OF CHIEF SIGNAL OFFTCER,l


For The middle states, rising barometer.
s1Utherly. followed nv cooler, nOrthwesteriy
Va indS ard clear weather.
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SIX PER CENT. INTEREST paid on deposits,
payable on demand. Special rates on time
deposits. j. VI. Squier & Co., Bankers, 14I6
Pennsylvania avenue. 5,lJ,eoi:
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PROPOSALS.
pE0FoSALs F.R LAYINs {

DEUHoS AS fpR LAYING gnNEerTE
Il PAVEMENT
kNslNEEE = ofFICE, hfsrsiCT 81 f'rr.t.r.
WssufNsroN. MAJ =. So
Sealed Props a. wftl ~ r.,.fse.l - a. =.
I'll TIT kSbAh Ma - ~ a. o. 'ri6ek n .f,r ~.
lss tpg ~ cuar-Cfo pavement UpHu fnn csrraysa.
q Grant Place, between och and lth streets nlrtb
~
Rlsnk ferns q proposals an sr~c hcafiens ran ~
obtsined ~ this once uprn Application. al f.l
upon these toru~ v ~ alpns he c 1nsiders-i
BY order % the Commissioner
X L. HOMIE
Lieut.. Engineers, 4. :. A, AID Eneiaeer % q.
mylo-8f
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For Moth Patches, Freckles and Tan. ask
your druggist for Perry's Moth and Freckle
Lotion. 1t is reliable. For Pimples on the
Face. Black Heads or Flesh Worms use
FeT7g'S IlnrrOred COnledone and Pinlple Rem
eIty. the Great Skin Medicine, or consult DR..
IL. {. Perry, 40 Bond street, New York. 5,5I:
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FEARFUL ASSAULT ON A WIFE-Her
IIedd Crushed With a Hd,chet.-In the Police
Court, Judge Smell. this morning. Charles
Thornton, cOlOred, was charged with assault
and battery with intent TO Kill his wife,
Mary Thornton. This occurred last night on
street, between I'd and Sd southwest. The
parties had been at variance for some time
past. and in an angry moment Charles picked
up hatchet and inflicted a horrible wound
IN the left temple of his wife, crushing in the
SKULL She fell unconscious, and has remain
Ell so ever since, and there is but little hone
Of her recovery. Thornton afterwards sur
rendered himself 10 Lieut.. GessfOrd. He was
committed 10 jail TO await the results of the
injuries on his wife.
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$500 FOR CASE of rheumatism, Sciatic
Neuralg a, Nervous or Kidney disease that
DT: FEle1's Rheumatic Remedy will not cure.
j. I. OCallaghan, so 18th street southeast,
Washington. 22Os3:
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Dealer In Best Varieties Of
ANTHRACITE AND CUMBERLAND GOAL.
Aleo. WOOD IN the stick, or sawed and split.
Omces and Yards:-Foot Of X eereee ana Rho6.
Island avenue, between 9TH and 10th street1
=. Oraern NSo received through Messrs. HANILTOU
PEARSON, corner 9Th and % streets iv1o-iy
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AND OHIO RAILROAD.

WINTER SCHEDULE-JAS "a, 1874
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
100 g. NJ; Baltimore sad Way stations.
100 a; NJ; Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick ana
T.ss a N, baltimore and ReIsy.
800 a. m, NsS York Philadelphia Boston, bsti
sos CHICAGO, St. Louis, I,oui.yine, cinciu,
town, kocsyille: SeTmsntown, Bsrnesy,lIe
@ r h Parscr Cars. Disrr al Csybs iasd
s.ls g. m, Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
SO q M, Baltimore and Way Stations.
~ m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
1870 p m; Baltimore aud Relay.
LOO SlR nj b SsT York ptsa,Phs Boston Nor
$50 p. m. Baltimore Laurel ana Relay
staticns S via aer Fgli N efsSts sho ""'
$40 T. m, Baltimore and intermediate Stations 20
800 .. m, Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
s'2s 2 m, Hssexstown, Winchester, snd Way
500 'Ion Bsndrs and Relsy Branch
DO p nj SSry ,flsoSs Satlfaf Cheaso 81
dufby, Rockville. Pa..Dsas oars 6rsasfasi
SIS ,. m, Baltimore asd Way Stations.
800 ? m, BaitimSfe sad RcTsyo
sl3 .. m. Philadelphia aud New York Fss: Ex-
10 90 .. m, Baltimore ard Way Stations.
lo'4 p m, IL nchburs, Danville, and all points
u49 ,; m, Chicago snd 81. LOa's, Cincinnati
Louisville and PittshGrE. Fast Express.
,.,.. SUNDAY TRAINS.
BdGinlo-e and way SsaiiCs,.-s O. m, $50 3as
800 and 81 > .. m.
wsa-sOa a. m, go and ii 40 D. N, stopping
~ Al TfGSaS Ssop az VtadHa HOssg, Relay i4oxs
For further infornsstiOn spyIy at the Baltimore
aud OHIO Ticket Offices, " Washington Station, a..d
as Pennsylvania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for BAGGAGE to be checked and received at
THos. il. SHARP Master Of rrsnstortstiop
N COLI General Ticket Agent.
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COAL1 GOAL! WOOD! WOOD!
JOHNSON BROTHERS,
WHOLESALE AND RETAIL DEALER
CARG OES OF COAL AND WOOD ARRIVING
DAILY.
One Of the best selects'' -'fai ouured In W.sh.
ington.
We invite the pub IGOR those In want OF Fuel, 20
call down to our wharves and DEPOT And ace H.
1870 lbs guaranteed to the ton,
Cheap! Cheap! for Casa,
Depot and Wharves-Foot l2th stresf aouthve~e
On,ces- 12SS d Z street rect northwest ..,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1875-05-15

RARE CHANCE FOR INVESTMENT IN BUSI-
MSS PROPORTION Monday afternoon al
O'Clock Il. III. Warner, auctioneer will offer
at auction for the executors of the estate OF
l.. Johnson, deceased, the valuable business
property on the south side of Pennsylvania
avenue, two doors west of 9th street west
and now occupied as restaurant bv joseph
PlatZ, esq. This property fronts % feet both
ON Pennsylvania avenue and Il street. and
being Immediately opposite 10 the new depot
of The Baltimore and Potomac railroad rem
derS IT ore of the most desirable stands for q
restaurant or hotel in the city. AS the sale
Is positive, capitalists desiring to make an
excellent and permanent investment would
do well to attends
Dodgeville chronicle. [volume] (Dodgeville, Wis.) 1862-current, 1875-04-23
The Spelling Fever.

Smith says this spelling-school fever
is getting to be an intolerable bore. On
going home to supper in hurry, one
evening lately, he found his wife sitting
in front of the parlor fire with spelling
book in her hand and heard an indistlnct
mumbling, in which he could OCCASION
ally distinguish: "C-o-m-p-l-a-c-e-n-t,
satisfied, happy" etc.
"Is supper ready, my dear?" asked ne.
"S-u-p-p-e-r," was all the answer he
could hear.
"Come, come, I must go uptown
shortly" he said,
SHORTLY" echoed the lady, NOV
ing toward the kitchen door, pausipg in
the door to take one last look at Nc
Guffey.
"Mrs. Smith, must be back up-street
in few minutes, and must have my sup
per Immediately" yelled the now irate
husband.
"lm.m-m-e-d-i-" but this was too
much, and here the coal-scuttle crashed
against the kitchen door just as the un-
fortunate photographer lodged behind
and closed 1t, while Smith AYERS that he
heard something as she whirled through
the door that sounded like "c-o-a-l, coal,
s-c-u-t-'' and here the sound was lost
amid the clatter of tin-pans, skillets, etc.
He Is now preparing to fight any man
who may be rash enough to say NC
Gufey" to him.-Jackson (Cltso) StdnddTos