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The most Remarkable Remedy ever dis
covered.
Benson's Capciue Porous Plaster

At no time In the history OF true medicine
has an article appeared which has met with
greater apprhval and success than Benson's
Capcinc PLASTER Why they are preferred ia
all other porous plasters. is owing to their
improved composition; they act instantan-
eously cure speedily and effectually
Physicians and the general public who
acknowledge the great benefits derived from
the use OF the ordinary porous plaster, how
ever, maintain that heir action IL not sufiici-
emily prompt, requiring time. patience and
continuous wear to effect u cure. Benson's
Cap Inc Plaster Overcome3 thi, difficulty Ivy
accomplishing in few hours, that which it
taxes any othoi Plaster as many days
Although recent discovery -Capciue
has heen thoroughly tested by physicians,
ana IN each instance has been pronounced
the most remarkable, SAFE, certain and thoro-
ughly encations rem dy ever discovered
incorporating Capcne in an improved
Porous Plaster has been accomplished after
repeated solicitations from the medical fra
tcrnlty and Is now prescribed by them with
unprecedented succe s; pccially IN Rheu-
matt M. P.curisy, stubborn Colds, Kidney
complaints ard all diseases for which u
Porous Plaster has been used
Its marvellous influence over the circula-
tion. and general effect on the system Is al
III ct Incredible; from the moment of its an
plicatiDn TO the a1ectod part, it operates with
astonishing vgor- brings relief and cures
more elrectually than any known Plaster,
Liniment or Compound.
1t is n genuine pharmaceutical prepara-
tlon OF The highest order of merit; its ingre-
dients are entirely vegetable and free from
Mineral or Metal Poisons. One trial will
convince the most skeptical OF its superiority
over the ordinary Porous Plasters. When
you desire prompt and immediate relief. ask
your Druggist for Benson's Capcine Plaster.
Price, 25 cents.
SEABURY & JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists and Wholesale
Agents, N. Y.
~ For sale in Wilmington by Z. BRING.
hurst q Co., 9Th and Market and f. McInall,
"a and Market declS-lm
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Mr.. MOODY OpposEs DEBr-BEARIsG
CHURcHEs.-Mr. Moody, the revivalist.
wrote to his Chicago congregation as fol-
lows: anxious us feel for the build
ing (his new church) to be ready for use.
| could not give my consent to its dedi-
cation till paid for. am thoroughly con-
vinced that it is great mistake in dedi-
eating any building for religious service
with heavy debt hanging over it. My
experience has been that it has always
been drag and hindrance to successful
work. l know thas the custom has been
almost invariable to commence with a
debt, but | believe the whole thing is
wrong, and plainly proved by many of our
churches and religious bodies now. /
wo'ld be glad to come to Chicago to as
sst in the dedication services when the
building is completed and the money
raised 10 pay for it, but not till the build
ing is owned by us can we dedicate it to
Gods service. l would further advise
that the work should go ON slowly as the
funds on hand warrant, and if a sufficient
amount to finish cannt be got, then shut
up the building until the sufficient
amount is raised for its mpletion.
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How BREcHEn WAS PAID THE 500

How BREcHEn WAS PAID THE $780,
OOO.-At the annual meeting of the
Plymouth Church Society, Thursday
night, the treasurer reported that there
had been paid into the treasury $133.-
244. OF This $4,000 was from pow
rents, $5O, 600 from subscriptions to the
pastor's trial expenses, and the remain
der from the rental of the church for
concerts. Out of this sum 800, 900
had been paid to Mr.. Beecher. The
balance on hand was 81 ,222.11. Only
$500 was subscribed toward the
Sl0o.000 salary by the members of the
church. 5000 was taken from the
pew rents, and the other $4,000 was
was the usual salary.
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BITTER FOR WALKER.-Jsdge DAILY ord
cred JOS 'ph Walker to pay his wife $50
for her support during the week between
yesterday and next Wednesday, on which
latter date Mcdonald & Company.
agents for the Vinegar Bitters," are to
H. xamined before a referee as to DR..
W lkrI's income in the past two years.
w lEer admits the possession of Sl46y 600
n al estate, S53, 900 in bonds and mort
- yearly income from the bitters
e. SIS 900, and an additional revenue of
81 mo per annum from other sources
,, 81 for Mrs. Walker aver that the
h- alone bring him in 800, 900 a year.
so York Ssn.
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ReglsIer's 8 Order.
RRGIsTER's OFYIcK.

8w CASTLE COUNTY. Dec oh. 1915.
bn the application Of Goo. W. Humphrey
Gmes Head, executors Of james Hum
late Of " ilminRt' n Hundred, in said
I|ty. deceased 1t is ordered and directed
be Register that the hXecu'Ors aforesaid,
notice OF the granting of Letters
meltary upon tho Estate of the
Used with the Iate of granting thereof.
using advertisements to be posted wichin
days from the date of such Letters, in
4 the most public places OF tho County OF
Castle. requiring all persons having
Ands agains, the Estate, TO p esent the
or abide by an Act Of Assembly in such
made and provided. And also cause the
70 be inserted within the same period in
elawa'c DaZette, & newspaper published
ilmngton, and to be continued therein
Months.
=, Given under the hand and Seal
0i .llfice OF the Register aforesaid,
=, AT Eew Castle. in New Cast le Coun-
" aforesaid the day and year above
p, ; c. BlGGS, Register.
NOTICE.
#paraons having claims against the Es-
~ tho deceased must present tho sane
Nttested to the Executors, on or be.
= H.cember Hth. 1876. or abide the Act of
'piy n such cnse made and provided.
GEO W HU MPHRY,
JAMES HEALp,
W., Executors.
4pREss ilminstpn Del.
Qecl5-2ns
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For the Gazette.
Gazette.
WILMINGTON, Jan. z, 1876.

WILMINGTON, Jan. z, 1876.
Mr.. Editor Being of humble birth.
and yet an American citizen of the white
race, az not know but l am presuming
| too much in thus addressing you. But
| in this time when the liberties of the
American people are so dangerously as
salled-I think it is high time for every
one who loves the liberty vouchsafed to
him by the Constitution of the United
States to speak in defense of common
Liberty. 1t is now an acknowledged fact
that there is a movement on foot en-
bracing the leadership Of that party
who have held undisturbed possession
OF the reins of government for the last
fifteen years, to rob us of the liberty Of
conscience, which was the supreme rea-
son given by our forefathes ror coming
to this then unsettled country seeking n
home where they might worship God ac-
cording to the dictates of their own oon-
sciences; home that was afterward
vouchsafed to them by the contest of
the American Revolution and sealed by
the blood of our forefathers as the leay-
en- of American liberty; and in order
that this liberty might, as far as by man
it could be made perpetual in this coun-
try. A constitution was framed and
adopted, first by IL and afterwards .by
tne whole tnirteen colonies, guarantee
ing to us the rights therein prescribed.
We should be protected by the laws Of
the land, both Srate and National; but
how different the scenes when we SEQ a
party in power who, after having accom-
plished their first and avowed object
that of Kidding the country CT the insti.
tuition of slavery-and then using that
element or power for about ten years to
keep them in Office and rob the Ameri-
can people of their rights and even the
liberty Of conscience.
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EGISTER7S ONE Hh.
kEGasH g1H's " "RD sss
KEGIsTEH's OPFIoE.

RrGIsTER's OFFICE.
cw Castle County. December -. 1876
the application of ewis K Sprirg-
min strator Q r A. OF Peter Springer
y mington Hundred. in said County
ed, it /. ordered and directed by the
er that tho Administrator aforesaid give
of the granting Of Letters OF Admins.
upon the Estate of the deceased. with
e Of granting thereof, by causing ad-
bments to be posted within forty days
be date of such Letters, in six Of the
public places of the County OF New
4 requiring all persons having demands
/ the Estate, to present the same, or
by an Act of Assembly y in such case mi dc
tovided. And also cause tho same 10 he
kd within the same p period in the Daily
ke. newspaper published in Will
pn and to be continued therein three
i (E. o. D.
n Given underline hnnd and SeaI OF
| 0ffice of the Register aforesaid. at
Y New Castle, in New Castle County
beid the day and yea. above written.
s. c. BIGGS, Register,
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The experience of the city of Boston
under the strictest license law which
went into operation last May has re
Gently been made public, from which
1t appears that the places where spirit
aous liquors are sold are less by nearly
seven hundred than they were last
year, and the arrests for drunkenness
have fallen off twenty per cent. while
1854 ,442. ID have been paid into the
city treasury for license fee.
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WILMINGTON q BAL
l. TIMORE RAILROAD.
NOVEMBER % INTh

Trains leave Wilmington as follows for
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, .o0,
$40, 800, 9.52, 1890, a IN. ZOO 4l0 100 $50,
=. m.
Philadelpnla and New York, l.Sl, a. m. ;
lS.14, 12.37, SAG p. IN.
Baltimore and intermediate stations, Il. 81,
900 a. m. 500, p. n.
Baltimore and Washington. IL 50, LIS. 9.05,
a. m. 1856, l.23, $50, 7.l0, p. m.
Trains for Delaware Division leave for
New Castle, h.C0. 6.20, $50, a. m LIS, $40
pm.
Harrington and intermediate stations, g. 90
$50, a. m. $40 p. IN.
a. m
SUNDAY TRAINS:
Philadelphia and intermediate stations, $40
Il. m, ,4.45, $50, p. m.
Philadelphia and New York, Isl, a. m.
Baltimore and Washington, 1882 1.55
q. M.
For further information passengers are re-
ferred to the time tables posted at tho depot,
II. II. KENNEY. Superintendent.
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A STANDING ARMY.-It does not
promise well for economy, nor for
pence either, when religious journals
advocate a large army. Last week s
Christian Union, of New York, mani
Tests IA disposition to keep up large
army, and oppositi IN to il is pat down
TO disposition to add to "the poliri-
cal capital of party" Don't judge
so harshly Many conservative repub
licnns believe in a naller army.
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NOTICE.

4 persons having claims against tho Es.
<oi the deceased must present the same
attested :. the Administrator. on or
y december 18th. ls76 or abide the Act
kembly in such Gaze made and provided.
LEWIS II. SPRINGER.
Adm C r. A.
Its-Third and Orange streets, Whining
Del. dec3lcOd3w
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MILLS & COMBS
Patent Dump Wagon.

Weare now using 'ur Dump Coal Wago,
invente and patentel BY us W &c | super
other cities for dump ng coal into CELLAR,
c do not back on I ep,vement or curb. as
is some tin. the case with other wagons bu
merely back to The Gu h. no mat or how wife
the pavement and chute the coal in o b,
cellar w,tbou' any trouble. Attached to tn
wagon il an extensio' tran 2. and body
which rests on VIII. els csn be run back upou
tho frame six pr eieh feet At the me I me
ed plain gives il sufficient g ev ion as I
cause the CO. 10 run by ts own gravity INTO
the liar wh,u tn a. DOT is ht,achei.
T"e wagons can be seen on the streets or
at our
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Coal and Wood Yard.
Fourth st. and Railroad Avenue

We purpose selling these wagons. and have
no fear OF success, hs we cin'm fr them su-
periority over rny yet made or likely TO be
madC tor the PURPOSES enied
Tt,se wagons il he sxhibited at he Cen
teun'al exhibition anU W bespeaR Ter the o
a careful in ectoe.
dec2 Am MILLS C MRS
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New Jersey declared herself ar in
.pendent and sovereign State on July
l776, and it is proposed tn hold "A State
centennial on July 2, of this year.
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New Me- chant
Establishment

The undersigned has opened new mereh
tailOrin e,ttbllSh nsnt
AT NO. 4a6 KING STREET.
lie has laid II q stock o. seasonable goods
and cut prices down to the lowest figure
Call and examine my stock and learn my
prces No trouble to show goods or answe
questions
oct-la6m. PHILLIP BONNER.
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Partner Wanted.
DATHCK HASSAN.
,UNDE ERTAKER

Caskos and Cofins OF all descriptions con
stantly IN hand or made to order All OF
dcrs promptly attended to, day OF nioht
Twcnl! per cent discount on nndertakers
price,, Satisfaction guaranteed.
sepi+Bm HASSA
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II N1CkEkBuUk EKS We have aov IN
Il N stock COZ pl'te ass rtm. mt OF tbe@
fashionable goods, ., mrrising all the D. newest
color'ngs aud sryl = in main. pllid, an
strips. W b. SHARP
nrt2i Pnnrth n d MarRet streets
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s!ssAg a..

Ysta" fnui hss again opened a Cos
B wnt. WeSt 81 -eet. opposite the II /,
"oG ''on win his Other var Persons in want Us
AZ " 81. "a ca, grt The Enterprise ny order
,cr " r,' and Waite streets o Ornree and
JOSEPH FOUT.
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BOOTS AND SHOES
At Remarkably Low Prices,

S. L. CORNER NINTH & SPRUCE SITS
WE have ou hand full assortment OF
w Gen'lemen's Boots. Shoes and Gai
tiers, Ladies'. Misses and Childrcn's Shoes
an d CATERS, made of the best mt rial and
selling at prices that DEFY competi ion. We
cordially invite tho public to call and exam
one our stock and learn our prices before
and in order to do it we eli cheop-very
chap.
novL-3m. VIM. HOUCK.
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ALEXANDRIA.

FISH REPoRT.-The receipts of fish have
Increased slightly since Saturdays report.
They amount TO 10, 800 shad and 1000 her
rings. The receipts of rock and percn are so
small as not 10 be worthy OF ment iOn; of the
small number arriving rock sell for about 20
cents and white perch from 10 10 r. cents per
bunch. Shsd sold at from SIS to Sl1 per hun
bred, and herring from SO 80 10 So per
Thousand.
LUNACY.-A commission de luaaticO In
GulreDdO, composed OF Justices May, Wait
esey and BraWuer, was held at the Jail this
afternoon upon j. T. Beach. suspected Of
lur 8cy. DIS. Gibson and F. enCh were pre-
sent, and upon their evidence the com IS
sion found that Beach was OF unsOUnd mind,
and Issued warrant tor his cDmmit.al TO
one OF the state asylUms for the insane
gazette, 2Ith.
THE WHIPPING POsT.-Oficers James
smith and Belts this morning arrested a
cOlCred girl named Kate MunstOn, employed
IN The boarding house Of Mrs. Dolby, Duke
street, and found lot of clothing In ner pos
session stolen about a week ago from Mrs.
Dolly. The girl was sentenced by the mayor
this morning To receive ten lashes on her
bare back, and the punishment was duly al
miHisteTed by the lieutenant. Tnis is the
first case OF female whipping that has oc-
CURED here since before the war.-ISeaslasl
2ith.
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the bridge across tire canal at the foot of PO-
tonac street this morning, and demolished
heli OF IT. Not much damage was done. as
tHdt particular bridge couldn't be hurt
much The canal COmpany,f is said. pur-
pose shortly tn place substantial iron struc-
tire At that TOint
NCSICAL--The Masonic Choir gave an
other Of their pleasant public rehearsals last
evening II was up TO their usual standard
OF excellence. No more need be said in the
way OF commendatiOn. The choir speaks
ana sings for itself.
Don't fan 10 attend the concert for the
benefit Of the organ fund OF Christ church
tO-Tight. at the Curtis school building.
MEsSRS JrO. II. SMOOT 4 Son elsewhere
announce large variety Of spring goods in
their line, and IL would seem that the in
duCements they offer leaves the matter OF
purchasing in the hands of the public Of
Georgetown. With these advertised advau-
tageS IL Is not necessary for ladies TO go out
of Georgetown To purchase the latest pat
tens OF spring goods. Their number is 1l9
Bridge street.
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GEORGETOWN.

RAIL ROAD MEETING.-A meeting OF citi-
Zens- composed mostly of Water street mer-
chants, was held yesterday at the Exchange
room, for the purpose OF recommending 10
tOnkTess the passage OF the bill To charter
ne Union Railway Company OF Washing
bStOn, 6eOrgetOwn, and Northern Viz
glnls.' The dill was informally discussed
anu q COMMITTEES. consisting of MeSsrs. A
Ross Ray, w III. Tenney, and ID. l.. Shoema-
keI, was appointed TO examine the matter
and recommend such action as they NAV
deem expedlent in the premises at the next
meeting.
THE REVIVAL.-The meeting at the Com
gress street church last night was well at
Tended, considering the weather. After re-
marks by the Rev Mr.. Nixdorf of the Soufh-
eTn church, and Rev. Mr.. Murray, an eX-
perience meeting was held, and many gave
snort accounts OF their conversion, SC pa
Sides the ministers above mentioned. Revs
rear, OF the BAPTIST church, Howe and Nor
Us are actively engaged In this cool work
hp hove conducts the meeting tonight.
BRIDGE SNAsHED.-A canal boat IAN into
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PHYSICIANS SECURING AND DYEISG.
A. Fischer enlarged his establishmest by
removing TO his new building, 900 G ST. north
west, three doors west of 9Th street, very near
his former place. By promptly adopting the
latest improvements, whether of American
or European invention, he is enabled 10 do
any work In a manner not to be equaled by
those not possessing these facilities
~ Ladies Dresses cleaned and dyed with
out being taken apart.
ES- Grape Wells refiniShed nice aud cheap.
~ Grease stains removed effectuaIIy.
az Gents garments cleaning and dyeing
speciality.
FF- Prices lower than ever before, to suit
the times.
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Eeather PrO5GbtIities To-day.
oFF1Cg or CHIEF SIGNAL OvFICss. I

y A-F No IUN+ \ IIII y. TcI0- y
For miJdle Atlantic states falling, DoS-
slbly followed by rising barometer, northeast
backing n northwest winds. rainy, flloSei
by cloudy cooler. possibly clearing weather.
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1870 rEESsYftA,IA 1876
ROUTE
70 the FsTth, West, and sOuthvest.


TO the SsTth, West, and sOuthvest.
DOlI6Ie Track, steel Rails, splendid SceH-
cry, Magnificent Equipment.
Trains leave Meshington, city time. from Depot
corner OF oth aud streets, &c follow:
ter fittsburg and the West, q .. m. daily, with
Palace Car 10 CEioAE0, ana al so o. =. daily,
sIcact Sunday.
BALTIMORE AND PoroMAu RAILROAD.
Tor OsUandsig1s, Rochester, Buffalo, nisgsa
kslls, and the North, q .. N. daily, except Sun
day; snd 30 m. daily. except Saturday, with
PSisoe Cars 20 WBtkiEs For Ere. CauAudairna
BIZ 2 $40, sad Niagara rails, a 90 9. NJ caily, En-
Tor New York snd the Eat, 9.IOp. N. daily, with
Palace Cars sttsched, Limited Express a Pull
man Psrlor Cars, % 3. NJ; daily, except sunday
For New York. 1,3O ,. n. daily, except eCnday,
with Parior Cars attached.
Tor Philsdeipbis. 80 D. .. eAiIy, eToeyt sundsy,
5s " A as,iy s,sI, sI.y hlh'ea fhrfe''
Accommodation Tor Bsltimsre. so =. m, dali
aud 20 . N. daily. except suncsy.
Tor POPes creek L'ae 5;sS .. m. s7d 4 40 Q. m
Tor Annapolis. s 90 sud I 4 .5Os n. sn6 20
except sunday.
ALIEN ANDhiA FhkDEklCheHD 30 BAIL
Nay AND ALEXANDRIA WASHINGTON
FoT AleTaGeris, 6. T,s.Os. s,lO,II.m..I,s
t.2O, ., n, = 90, sue ll.4O n. o. sunday a.
Sor the south, va Richmond, Il.EO , n. daily
except sunday; snd VIA LJnoh5urE, 90 o n
end 80 p. U. daily.
Trans leave hlpKancrfs for WsshinstCn, q, = ..
G.i0-ll =. m, Z. 3, :, o, q, and ,, u. O.
sCndsy 81 SO "a =. m, and Pm.
Tickets, Inform alton, si6ering snd Psf,cT Ca
accommodation can y procured ~ tie Cmces -
Northeast corner Of Thirtesuth street Gnd Penn
sylvauis avenue, Northeast corner q Sixth street
and PeBusy aIa avon lC, and az the Depot, there
yrders can be iett f9r the eheokins q hztEaEs g
~. ~. BOYD. D r., cen Passenger Aseuc
ERaNk THOMSON, Cert nsnags n. laBslT
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CIT 7 ITEMS.

CoCGHS AND COLDs.-TrOse who are suf-
feriDg from Coughs, Colds. HoarseaeSs, y IRE
Throat, &C, should try 'Bl0gpa's Bronchial
TTCCbfS."
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EeRICKMAKERs

HRICKMAKER5N
BRlCk STENEs. BRICK PLANES. kMEEI-
CAN SHONELS AND SPADES
Great reduction on last SraS0l's prices.
}. W kEGSEDY y 90
3 u Ideas RARDWARE,
arg bt2 Pa. ave orr. Metro pOFitan Hotel
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DR.. c. W. BENsoN's CELERY AND CHAM
oNlLE PILLS are prepared expressly 10 cure
Sick Headache, Nervous Headache Dygpen-
nc Headacne, Neuralgia, Nervousness and
Sleeplessness, and will cure any case Price,
so cents. Sold by all Druggists In Washing
ton, Georgetown and Alexandria 224eo
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LOCAL " Il W s.
AmEsemeats, &c, TO-nIgha.

NGt5O,iOI ThodtT.-''JuEus Cesar" by the
great New YORK cast.
TAe0fer COHliQse.-.Tne OctOrOOu" and
ssvaTiefies'
~. JOSCph's HdL-Fair for the benefit of
St. JOseTh's Church.
Masonic TeHp!c.- Authors carnival
Ec1CPo!tOH " T.. Cfuyrh.-pr Newman's
Spire lecture, r. rom Washington . Jerusa-
lem"
CEfdliG1l ChJTsh-Rev. Warren II. Cal
WORMS lecture, entitled WHATS WhSt2'
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TRY Aar6urg Bros. Seal OF North Carolina
Smoking Tobacco. 10 and 20 cent pack
axes. i3I.
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RAILROADS.
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RATLROGN
IEaNr M.snINnrna
APRIL 10, Is7s.

An. LEsNE AsHISGTOE
4s-hslumgre Auusp-iis, sud vsy ststous,
rgiai q K cas- aud ihte5medis.e siati0ns
7Io-Bsiiin,sre ard ri .dep.burr.
=. Jres. Puiuss P.rlor oars.
80 Eredcuok. HAserstoER. sad valley
s2o-Poiui % Rock. and ~av stations.
esa-Rslfimors and way stations.
10 9-Bsliimore UuliHited EKPress. " S,ar'.
IgIs- Baltimore. wy station. and annapolis
g,s.s. On SgIia,, al wsy s'st,o Ss s a.
so-Es',igore asd way stations.
snd Nsy s'aii..s via Rslay
iSS-trederisk ard Point q Rook', ,yia Metro
ssS-Rsi;imorc- AUrsp1li, and va stations.
Hag.rt w ana Wi.obsster sl-ePins car.
-, = hicSEp, Oiucir nati sud L1a.,ri.l.-
sr,cs sud wsv sat, a.. sis Rear
90 a't.more, Biadeusburg, Beltsglne, Lau-
80, - Anrap d. JuuCion.
I0-Rsl imHy- ana vay stations
eit-hsltimgre. Mar stations o. R's1 ustu-gr
-, =. IT,, lie. Laurel
,rstg,s ~ train lssyi1s sunday night
, "a w Sts'l "u~ ~ hetrrp'iitsu hrsncu.
90. sleerfns Care 9. New horE
"a T 40 50, PT,ss,F.. ~ .',l'
u.aG-.>E L. s-r-.s,. Clisara, g1,unnrs.
40 100 ~I5.IOI5s = .gU.s.Ia s So
".'@, so, 10, 20, - SO $50 aal 4 50 T.
Al 3D. 4 T trains t.'Ir. evceF. sun az AUtr.ius
. B. A. helAF except asa p u watch SC o. vi u
-'Erhi"a Cor ra-saIE.-- u1T'h 90 Baltimore.
NJ a. lIHC-1rl rr ~HTfrY Tor uaCHrs' .wns IN
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master 20 TrAus JrtafICu.
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RAILROAD TICkE1S TO or from all poir's
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a REDUCTION 81 OH DOLLAR fifl I'll go.
upcn any oIhor Cfce OF depotSr-- IA - ~
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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-04-25
Corns sc THE wise for HenI,b

Corns &C The wise for Health
on daily walks depend" aud thousands from
far and near visit DR.. Whites esta blishnlent
l4i6 Pennsylvania avenue, opposite VIII
lard's hotel, for relief from, and avoidance
OF, Corus, Bunions, Troublesome Nails, Vas
cul9r ExCresences, etc. Established Ia Wash
lngtOn i'm 1861. Fee, 81 per visit.