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TRUsTEEe' SALE OF yALUABLs PROPERTY
At fHo A IsT IA AsSgT S5x AvREs ARJoIS
HOUSE And LOT IN sQUAkE s22.
- By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated May 18th,
one Of the land records for W ashin aton county,
IL the District o. o0Smbis and sy direction Of the
on TH URSDAl. th. 3Oth day of March, ias, at .
O'Clock m all that piece parcel Of land IN said
called scotland and Barb des enlarged, besnnins
for the same at stone planted In the ground the
of Wa. hipeton Biadensburg, aud standing at the
corner of the farm owned b. the Reform School,
north 81 erees east II perches thence north
II degrees, east 22 pt rohes thence south Il degrees
east sk Ierches; thence south 7ss degrees, 30
perches; thence south 81 degrees, west "a percbes;
thence north 81 degrees east 7llz perches, to the
place OF beginning, containing 3Isz acres, more
Also, at O'Clock p of the day, in front OF
the property all that piece parcel Of ground lying
ton, ID. c I, which lie known as lot rs, in John g.
Adams subdivision Of original lot s, square So.
This lot is improved BY Frame Dwelling, and has
frontage OF 50 feet by depth Of nos feet and one
Terms Of sale: One third of the purchase money
for each parcel to be paid In cash; halt the bal
at the nd Of one and the other half the
end Of two years from the said day of sale. A de-
each parcel will be required the time sale The
credit payments, with int-rest thereon, At the rate
IF % be
ton Of the purchaser purchasers the whole Of
purchase money for either parcel, or for both par
cost of the purchaser Unless the terms Of sale are
day Of sale the Tt ustees the right resell
the property AZ the cost and risk of the defauting
public advertisement, and the cash deposit will be
ss sdkas A r1 PsAtsREhILLE't Trustees.
mari dtdbs YoUsG smiDDLEroN. Auots.
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Why Hard Times

The Unitarian Review has an article on
The Business Situation" in which the pre-
sent stress OF the times is asciibei 10 over
production-the gorging of the market with
more OF those commodities which are In
general use than the market can bear. The
position OF the writer, John {. kimball, is
thus stated
lit is due simply TO the Introduction, dur.
ing the last twenty i've years, OF such an
enormous amount OF machinery. There is
nothing in our modern civilization which is
more wonderful, more significant, more a
new thing under the sun. and destined to be
more wide reaching in its relations, than
this use OF machinery. single pegging
machine Will turn out more boots aud
shoes now than a whole village OF cob
blers at work in their little cuOical shops
nfty years ago. The cloth woven in any OF
our large mill-tOwns is probably equal To
half Of what all the Indies use 70 produce
10y the slow hand methods of the Middle
Ages. Steam engines alone are doing a
work which, without them, would give en-
plOyment to every one OF the multitudes OF
men and women who are now lying idle ia
our country. California few years ago
was groaning over the Introduction of so
much Chinese cheap labor and yet az that
very time most inconsistency was giving a
welcome TO mowers and reapers ami mining
apparatus, which, Tor cheapDess and facility
OF use. made even a Chinaman dear. Aud
then, when IL is seen how these muscles and
nerves Of iron and steel are employed in
every department of industry, from carving
into shape a sheet iron weighing twenty
tons down 10 the finishing OF a cambric
needle, and from the sewing of a button
bOle TO the sowing and reaping OF wnOle
States. who can wonder that the market is
overlooked?
"Of course this increase of facilities for
doing work increased for while the amount
OF work TO be done. But such process
could not 60 on forever. There was limit
even TO the number OF stitches which could
be put into lady's dress, and to the amount
OF wheat which an American family could
do away with. And this point has at last
been reached. The occurrence of our civil
war, with Its enormous destruction OF pro-
perty and its with drawal OF energies into
the battlefield, put of the day; out the end
OF the war. and their return again into the
pursuits of peace, soon filled up the gap and
brought us 70 the point where IL was hardly
possible TO consume half OF what was
being produced-the point, therefore, where
business was obliged 10 stop"
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DROPOsALS FOR Ice.

Treasury DEPARTMENT,
WASHINGTON. o., March "A, 1876.
sealef Proposals 10 furnish Ice for this Dep art
ment for Que year from and after March 81, 1876,
Will be received until noop April /, Is76
L ne Ice to be furnished must be kenpeSec Ice OF
the best qualify Ice equal thereto, clear and free
frCm snow, dirt or other in purties. to the sstsfsc
t1on OF the receiving officer aud to be delivered in
be requested
To be weighed by the Treasury scales, and 20 be
paid Tor monthly, upon proper vouchers, audi,ei
and approved In due form
Bids must be at price per ton Of 224O full pounds
TO the ton.
deposit Of $500 United States currency las
bords) must accompany each bid security that II
is genuine and in good faith to be retu ned 70 the
unsuccessful bidders after the ward of the con
tract and 10 be retained security the contract
Of the successful bidder.
The right u reject any all bids, or to waive de-
II II Is deemed to the interest of the government
to DO so. is reserved.
Bids should be Endorsed proposals for Ice. nd
addressed to Al WILSON
Chief Cleik Treasury Department
maI246t GChrSRep,tsl
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STEAMER LINES.

HDEUFLAo' Lag
NOMINI. MATTOX CREEK, UPPER MA
CHOUOCdND INTERMEDIdYE
LANDINGS.
The sidevheel Steamer
"E. NORRIS"
captain II L BALDWIN,
viii commence running to the above landings on
Monday, Ms. Oh 9th. leaving from <@h
wharf foot 81 eth street every MON
DAY and III USoDhY at a. m.
ReturpiDg will leave NOmini every TUESDAY
and FRIDAY AZ q m.
feh2S N r. EITZHCGH. Arent
CAPf. II L. GREGG,
Will leave 9Th street wharf at noon -
on SUNDAYS and WEDNESDAYS Se-N
for Potomac Landings, including
Mattswoman, MacnOdOc and Rssiers to Nomiui.
n. 4. FITZHUGH,
febz3-tpovl Agent.
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THOMAs DOWLING, Auciioneer-
'EhOM.s DUWLING, Auctioneer-
CATALOGUE SALE OF COLLECTION OF
.OwhMAN a GREEN, Alctieneers

TRUSTEE S SALE OF VALUABLE IMFRovEp
RkAL EsFA1E ON SOUTH SIDE or ID,
NEAR 18Th STREET SOUTHEAST, CON
sIS1ING OF TBRkE NEW TWO STObY
bk!Ck DWELLINGS,: Also, vALUABLk
BniLbiNG LOT ON SOUTH sIDE OF 8,
ING 20 FRET ON b
q BY virtue of deed of trust, dated February
sd, ID. 1875, and duly recorded in Liper No.
"a folio s43, one OF The land records for the Dis
secured thereby, will sell at public aucti n, in
n ut of the prem ises, to the highest bidder, on
TUESDAY. April 4th, A ID. 1876, at o'clock m ;,
the following OF of ground situate In the city of
washington In said District TO Wit: II numbered
twenty one, f-l,l Ia square numbered ten hundred
and eightee nlsJ together with thu improve
mems lheTeon-three new two story Brick yell.
1rgs Ths Sc Houses, with ground attached, will be
sod separately
Also, Oh sane day, at SIS D. m, that certain
piece or parcel Of ground situate in said city ard
DIST let end known a. part Of lot numbered seven.
teen ~, ID -quare numbered seven hundred aud
Thirty tao 1871, and pouD led follows. viz: Be-
ginning for same south street twenty (aDl feet
rnnnIg thence east along said street twenty (z0J
feet, the nee sou II hundred lOO) to = public
siiey The nee west along sad alley fifteen (l5J feet,
the zee nc nth twenty nve as feet Ga inches, thence
feet!h inches TO the paid b street and place Of be
ginning.
Terms Of sale: ope-third cash (of which S75 Oh
each house and the lot must be paid at time of
ssie and the balance in six, twelve aud eighteen
months, iD equal p tyments, to be secured by pur-
thsstI's noIes, bearing eight per cent il tsrest
fToU day Of sale until paid. and a deed OF trust on
the property sold. Cobye anCing and record ng at
purchaser s cost. 1fteTms of Gle not compl ed
18th day after sale the trustee reserves me
right to resell at ri.k ard e purchaser in de-
fanlt VIM r. HOLTZMAN Trustee
arz3-d No. 1872 street northwest.
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A DETROIT WIDOW owns and occupies q
cottage under the shadow OF q church steeple
which Is supposed TO be In danger OF falling
when q high wind blows. At midnight,
lew nights ago, when the wind blew nercely,
she got up and dressed, called the children
up and then dressed them and and folded her
arms. with the remark: Nov, then. AZ that
steeple falls and kills us, people will know
thst we were respectable family anyhow.
George you brush mp your hair a little more,
and Sarah, you take your feet of the stove
hearth and pin your collar more TO the lefti"
Rrep prcxS
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AUCTION SALES.
This AFTER NOON.

WAsH b. WILLIAMS, Anct'onetr,
w tsucSessor to Green & Williams, Auctioneers,l
NO. 1901. northwest corner loth and ID streets.
CBhNCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
EsIAIE, SITUATED ON SIRkET. 81
TWIN sTH AND 6TH STREETS NORTH-
VEST, IN TEX CITY OF WASHINGTON,
= By virtue OF q decree OF the Supreme Court
OF the District Of Columbia, OF the lls, Sc ptem-
Der, ISe, in the case Of Devauehn ct al VS. De-
vaughn ct al, Equity Docket g. will SELL I'm front
OF the premises the 50 feet front to rear Of
Lot No. 2, In Square No <H, Commencing ~ q point
on street, between sth and 9Th streets northwest
81 feet inches from the southeast corner OF said
square, running thence west 80 feet, thence north
l0l feet "a inches, thence 30 fest thence south
0l feet ~ inches. inp owed by two Brick Buildings
two stoa lee high Nos 501 and 500, at 80 o'clock
m, MONDAY, the goth dsy OF March, 1876
Ierms: Ore third OF the purchase money to be
Raid IN cash at the time Of sale or within ave days
tsereesr and the balance in equal instalImenis at
and !S months. with interest from the day of sale
SRop tne properly. One hundred dollars to be paid
oy the purchaser ct the time OF sale and the terms
OF sale to be fully complied With within fve days
otherwise the property to be resod after
seo Gays notice. a. the cost and risk of the default
ing purchaser. The purchaser t. pay for all con-
veyancipe M. THOMPSON Trustee
MARI IChronl WASH. b. WILLIAMS, Aucf
~ THE ABOVE SALE IS POSTPONED, ON
account OF the Indictment weather, until MONDAY,
NJ arcn 21fh, 1916, at the same hour and place.
BY order Of the Trustee.
mar2l WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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NVAsH. B. WILLIAMS, Auctioneer.

EXTEESIyE SALE Of WALNUT CHAMBER
SUITS AND PABL0k FUBNITUkG, up
hOLSTEREB in kEP AND HAIKlLOTH:
MABBLE Tor OENTER TABLES; GILT
FRAME MIRRORS; WALNUT EXTENSION
IaskEs AEp po D.E ING BOON CH.IRs
NOTS; LACE CURTAIHs AND CORNIOE;
WoAnE INU TnvW .kDRSsEs; HsSDsoME
nut BEDsTEADS: BUREAUS AND WASH
STAEnS; WAkEHT ROCKIES; wALgUr
sTIADs: BgRskUsAE srAEDs; MAHoG
ANY DRESSING CASE: WALNUT LEAF
TABLES: PAINTED BgpsTEADS, BUREAUS
AM WAsMSTANpS; Husk AND COTTON
E9sTs; PILLOWS AND B6LsTEss; sRus
HALL AND STAIR CABPETS; OILCLOTHS,
sTAiR KOpS, wlHDOW SHADES, KIT JH En-
a On WEDNESDAY. Marrh goth, 1876, COM
W me ncipg at o o'clock q. M +, 1 shall sell. at
No 1907 G street. between 18th ard 18th
y tstreets northwest, the above collection Of
Furniture, to which respectfully ask the a;teu-
tion Of purchasers. They will aud that the oods
have been well kent and In perfect order.
mar12td WASH. B. WILLIAMS, Auct.
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a Fearfui summo,.

iFrou re Philadelphia g9islerisn
DIT. smith, called 20 see II could take
-wh--wh-whst d'you say 0eiaimea
Smith, Ia some alarm
81 say that I've oOne arouni % take vour
-. Ns tame u 0unn. As sool a. heard
you were unprotected. that you hat nofhins
or yonr lie, thought / would fust run An
and settle the thing for you ~ once
Ine9 snith got up and went 20 the Other
slde OF Tie table, and said 10 himself s.ft's a
lunsttc who has broken out OF The asvin.,
NOR HIM"
,ron can choose your own plan. you know.
and some like another. It's q matter 81
tssie. Which one DO you prefer
I'D rather not die AZ all" said Smith IN
despair.
But you've got 10 die. OF course saia
Gunn: '-thats a thing there's no choice
about ALI can do IN 60 make death EASY
Now 70 MAKE ss yoI feel happy as you 30 OF
-Couldnt you postpone IL until Co morrow
so ss 10 give me time TO thinkss'
NO prefer 20 take you on the spot.
You have wife and childrenp'''
confederation for them and let me OFF,
~, wei e. mas l curious kind OF an argu-
and not otherwise"
But why do you want TO murder me.
Murder you. Murder you. Who IN tia
murders talking about numbering YOU.
why, didn't you say -"
81 called 70 get you 70 take out a life tn
surance policy IN our company, and i"
"oh. you did. did you?H said smith, sud
denly becoming fierce. We'll, I ainTs go
ing TODD u, and want you TO skip out OF the
Office or III brain You with the poker. Come
Then Mr.. Gum withdrew without selling a
policy, and smith is still uninsured.
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A LITTLE CHILD Losr IN THE Syow-A
Little boy has wandered away from his home
In Wet Mountain valley. The child's name
is Hiltman, and he is only two and half
years old. His parents reside at the foot OF
Sangre de Crsto range, five miles from Uia
The child left the house q week ago last Sun
day morning between . and 10 O'Clock. The
DeighDOrs were alarmed, and party began
searching among the adjacent timber in the
foot hills. In the evening the tracks OF the
little astray were discovered in the snow
leading into the mountains. This trail was
followed two miles, when in the darkness all
trace was lost, though every foot OF ground
was SEP nned with the aid OF lanterns. The
night was very cold and about three inches
OF snow fell before morning. At daybreak
the search was renewed, and was kept up
all day Monday, Monday night and Toes
day until p. m, when Oscar Smith came
upon fresh tracks in the snow. These he fol-
lowed eagerly for fifty yards, when a whirl-
wind passed across his course. drifting tue
snow In sheets and obscuring the footprints
Of the child. Further search that afternoon
revealed no sign or trace of the lost one. By
this time the searching party had increased
TO 100 strong. The search was continued
over Wednesday, and was, at the date of
last advices Thursday, still In progress,
though the hope Of finding the child alive
bad been abandoned by all except the child's
father and mother, who had accompanied
the searchers day and night DelueT Nedcs.
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PROPOSALS.
DROPOSALS FOR ERECTING SCHOO,
BUILDING,

EN6INtER's OFFICE, DISTRICT oF COLUMBIA,l
WASHINGTON, March "A, 1916. {
Sealed Proposals will be received at the Office of
the Commissioners of the Distcict of Uolunbia,
until II O'Clock m SATURDAY, turil 1. Is 6, n
the construction of q Brick ScnOol Building on the
present lite Of the Randall School Building, the
IL tersection OF Delaware and Virginia avenues
southwest.
Plans and specifications may be seen a. No 629 K
street northv est. where al necessary inf Jrm
and blanks will be furnished
By order of the Commissioners.
X. l. HOXIE,
Lieut.. Engineers, u. s. A.
mar2S-3t Enzinser Of n n
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r IL. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.

AUCTION SALE OF A DESIRABLE THREE
sTOBY PRESSED BRICK FRONT Dwell
ING, No; 12Ls g STREET (SOUIH SIDED
- On M NpAY, March 21th, 1876, at S o'cI'k
x D. m, will be sold, In froHt Of the premiss s.
part 81 lot b. squa 2ss fronting street north.
west 70 feet by depth of I23 feet inches Alley
on side and rear, and i'm proved AZ above
Terms: One 'urth cs-b, and the bal apce ct g. IL,
IL and "a MONTHS with interest at per cent per an
nun, secrr' deed of trust, or all cash. az the
option OF the purchaser 500 deposit at time of
sale, and all convey anci1g at purchasers cost
Terms to be upied with in seven days, or prop
e,l to be Tesod st rsh aud cot of defsulting pur.
chaser after five days Advertisement
nar20-eo J. T. COLD WILL, Salesman,
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GEoRGE FRANCIS TRAINS Assrrs-Gea
trancls Train was examined before Judge
McAcam, in marine court. chambers, yes
terdsy, on proceedings supplementary 90
execution. Mr.. Train did not make a very
fair showing OF assets. He said that he re-
sided al No 81 Lexington avenue. and that
lac was I'm no business. He had lectured as a
candidate for the Presidency. but had ex-
pended great portion OF his receipts ia
charity His personal property consisted OF
bis clothes and 500 watch. About fifteen
years ago 500 000 was settled on hts wife as
commissions due 10 him in negotiating
bones, &C, OF the Atlantic and Great West
ern RAJ road. Mr.. Trains bin OF assets in
cludes claim Of II. OO0. GOO against England:
aclaim against James McHenry OF ssl0. 900
for negotiating bonds of the Atlantic aud
Great western railroad. another claim of
sl,W0o00 against the Hume railroad com
pany OF Birkenhead county. England. a
claim OF 5000 o0 for helping 20 build the
Union Pacific railroad; SiO Gao 600 for lands
alleged by him 10 he owned by him situated
In Omaha and Chicago; "a claim OF Zoo GOO
for exposing the Beecber- TIlton scandal and
claim of $1,000 600 for false imprisOnneut
against the city authorities. sc. A recei yer
VIII he appointed To look after whatever OF
Mr. Trains assets he can manage 10 secure
y. Y. Times, 2ifh.
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NEW EXPRESS LINE VIA CANAL,
IN BBHwKRN

INV EXPKESS LINZ VIA CANAL,
IN BETWEEN
YHiLADELPHiA. ALkXANDAIA, WASH.
ING TON AND GkORGETOHN.
SAILING DAYS.
From Pier ., NORTH wharyes, Philadelphia,
'f f1Sa = .ssr i .sr e. Georgetown.
d. o., MONDAY, at 6 ,. m.
This line connects ct Phiadeiphis with Olydes
Regular eeni-weekly Line Of Steamers for Provi-
dence, Boston and New England States. Ho wharf.
age In Boston by thie line.
wM. T. CLYDE 90, Phlisdsiphis
IA. REED, Alexandria, Va.
SFreiehts delivered by Knox o Express. Orders
left at General once, sos Pennsylvsnla avenue,
to. ssp1-ty
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ThUsTEE'S SALE OF A TWO-STORY AND
BASEMENT BSICK DWELLING ON TIE
MTST SHE OF 10Th STREET. mo 1885
BEIM ZEN AND III STREETS NORTH
- BY virtue of deed OF trust, dated October
Ii 2th. 1875, ly recorded in iber So. $50, folio
81; one Of the lard records for the District OF 90
lumbia, and at the request OF the .rty secured
there b. wilt s.. at public auction, In front Of the
premises on TU sSDAY, thu 2s.h day Of March :,
1876 at D O'Clock p m. the following desc ibed
real estate, lying and situate in the city of ash
isston and Di st, let of Columbia, known and de-
scIibed as lot numbered twenty one, (2l,D in Aus
tins subdivision of square numbered inety nine,
tS9, toget Ger VI ith the improvements, &c.
TefEas: One-thrd ia cash, balance in 8 and II
months with interest a. the rate of eight per cent
secured by deed of trust on the property sold A
All coDyeyancing at puI cha.ers cost. Ii terms of
sale ere not complied with 10 Eve days from day of
SALE the trustee the right resell at risk
and cost of defaulting pu. chaser
WILLIAM A GORDON, Trustee.
marl3 eo6ds j. T. OOLUW ELL, Salesman.
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BANKERS.

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$40. e23, $50, S1O0, e2OO.
How TO make money Is in order. aud are In
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ANDER FROTHIEGHAM & 90 I2 Wall street,
Netc York, Bankers and Brokers' are prepared to in
vest in stocks and other profitable ventures of le
Ultimate character. This firm Is famous for money
liking. and II numbers among its patrons thOus-
ards Who are we'll of, and because of their
employment of Frothinsham Il Co to procure in
yestmtnts. Send for their eapana DRY circular,
Stocks purch ssed and carried long desired, On
margin of from three to five per cent? From Sos
ton Saturday EreniHg Express Feb g, 1916 ma eotr
WALL STREET lOATURES.
A New Book, 4S pages, containing IA engraved
illustrations, with Information for Stock SpecuIa-
tors. Price: cloth covers, 10 cents; paper covers
free, By mail.
TUMBRIDGE b CO.,
febl5 -eoly Bankers and Brokers, Wall St, n "
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY

N Z w b d - ks
Diseases ofthe Nervous System. By DR.. Hammond
Cloth, 90. sheep. 81.
hanooSok o. Architectural Styles By Rosengar-
Anima Pa rasites and Messmates. BY Van Bene.
den lnternati NAL Sci. Series al So
Short History Of Natural Science. BY Backlsy
Mem ir Of Caroline Hersehel; with portraits eI rs
The heIeids OF Virgil. New edition. By WIN.
Morris. 81 So
Parsons. SlS
Just published and for sale by
ms24 u MOHUN BROS 1918 Pa. av.
ROOKS FOR THE LENTEN SEASON.
New Helps to o Holy Lent BY Bishop Huntington.
Some Week Days in Lent. williamson.
Readings for Every Day In Lent. Miss Sewell.
Dear flash Of Lent; Rosary for Lent, and other De-
votiopsl Books.
Ihs Anna Saipton Series. In psper and cloth.
For sale by VIM. BALLANrYNE.
mafStr l2s 7th street
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PRODUCTION IN PRICES.

SUGAR CORN, Is cents per can
LIMA BEANS, 70 cents per can.
oUOCOTASH, Green Corn and Lima BesnsD n
cents Def -
FLORIDA ORANGE MARMALADE, So per Jar
The Above goods are guaranteed fresh We are
bout to keep space with the times By selling The
best OF goods ut Q low price for cash
B. W. RsED'5 SONS
merl0 6t 1910 street northwest
SPBING DRESS GOODS, DEBEGES, SERGaS,
- ULOThs and mOHAIRS. plain colors;
and CA LICOES. All the new styles lust recei yed.
at tee cheapest store In the city.
CONNOLLY'S,
marl7-tr SOS 9Th st OPP. Patent Office,
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RAILROADS.
1876 rE.H sstHttH!!ANIA 1876
To the North, Wes,, ana SOUTHWEST.


Double Track, Steel Rails, splendid Scen-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
corner OF 81 sns ess :. fs hfST
Ca e r5 ss..ss n. atS .. u AM: Nm
except Sunday.
B BALGT II,n3!E, AMP PI rSToMAS EAILRoAD.
S:S Q ss,. s : sI.s
..:: j.. r. sSIHas,e
III I.:,S; 5.,i as1 sSss:s
"a as i'm Ei saSss' :sasS:.,
sss s1S sss%s1s. iso . M DALI,
id LII. nm :sd $50
sSI Annapolis. . T'so :. m. and ass ,. n. .,c.p,
H sS sasHis sA
':t .Ss :ss 1fss O. 3. sssd.;
ror the eo sooi an Via Richmond, ,1.o ?. NJ d.,l,
except exc Sunday; .no vi" Lynchburs, f:ss .. N.
Tram: leave Ale1andris for W Washington, 8. rs,
ssndsy !. .ad a. 81 ia T. a.. s s an; a. m On
seeo%modations can ss proeHTsd 81 the omses:-
ylyania avenue, Northeast corner Of sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue. and 1T the Depot, where
destin sIon from Hotels and Residences
rRIak RoSS sss
RALrIsORs AVID OHIO RAILROAD.
CHANGE OF TIME. FEBRu.,, 18th. 1879.
asSeo-s.ti5 SA a. and rMR sy ststson..
f:OO-Bsitimors, Annapolis and Way Stations.
s:0O-NEw YORK AND BOsToN ExrRkss.
s:ls-CiDcinhati, St. LO9is and Pittssurx Ez-
s:S0-Bsltimore and Way stations. On sunday
.o-psp 10 q ss9,p sps Es sts, only
lo:I s-bALTISoREUNLlNIT rIPREss No zrope
t2:I5-BsItimore .nd Way Stations,
1:so-Sss%y YoHI ATp NORFOLK ExrRxss
.as-rsSSss.ss' Esini :; sss. s's s.ss...s.a
, stations: vi. MesropOiitsn Branch J "
sses- -ssI,;mop ExrREss Stops At Laurel
s:S0-SHIcASo EAsI nIPREss Hsssrstowp,
e:00-BALIIMoRB EIRaEss.
s:oo-BsltinOre and wsy stsaons'
e:eo-st Louis, Cincinnati. Pittsburs fast Ex.
sll Way Stations on Ohio and 0hicsss
s:ss-Hkw YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping car.
s:s se sna and p.Reissl Va, s,st,en';
SEQ: asSas: and s3s ,. m 'H Al osS
4:43, sis, 500, 1880, s:45 a. m. 1880,
t:1e. 900, $40, 6:35, 1910 p. m. daily.
o:eo, ego 1890 .. m, 31S, $50, 0:IS
o.. m, daily, except Sunday.
No connection on Sunday Tor Hagers.o~n, An
Terk and PhiisdeIphis al 500 am. aud 1870 pm.
md 'e saon sn
tSA PennsyivGnts avenue, whore orders will be
sker FOX baggage 20 - checked aRd received at any
soint IN tbs CITY. THOS. II. SHARP,
Master of Trans eortstfoa.
D.. n. COLE. general Tickle. Agent
GEO. s. K0cHTz. General Agent. novl-n