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LIFE IN THE METROPOLIS.
DASHEs HERE AND THERE By THH
SUMS REPORTERS.
Fraud that the Third and Fiffh Ward
Whoiesslers Of Groceries Discovered-A
Buyer who Hobno obbed with the CIerhs.

The Wholesale grocers in the neighborhood of
Chambers street and West Broadway having for soma
time been missing goods. made tho fact known 70
superintendent wang. ana yesterday Henry Rngei.
man OF 90 Grand street. Hoboken arrested just as
he was driving on ferry boat with wagon load Of
groceries Of which he 10 believed to be the receiver
not the thief In his wagon were barrels OF sugar,
cases OF condensed milk cases OF earned beef.
ch,ss Of a, and bags OF coffee, in All valued az
tl,23O. Frances II. Leggau Co OF lOi Readc street
ldentned the goods a. their own Engelman purchased
some gfOcerie In their the morning. IL Il be.
ey that be corrupted the CLERKS and tnat they do
lvcrcd to him the Goods not inyoced. IIc has FIRE.
qucnty been seen divding with those Of the clerks
VINO arc now suspected. He Was committed BY Justice
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

Police Onicers John IIatton. OF tho Sixth
Ward. and James Pinxcrton. Of the First. rowed Il.
shells over three-me course. with turn. on tho
Har em river yesterday. PlnKertOn pulled WaiJlns
race throughout. Time 80 minutes.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

The Fun in Jones'. wooa.

The banner Of the rurn verein, possibly the
strongest German Society In he United States was sat
up IN Jones's Wood yesterday PhuSst Montag (whit
Monday, and the Turner'S and fully ten thousand
friends ithercd near IL, all merTynaking WTeshng,
standing ana running jumping aud foot racing eng
the mui attention uni toward sunset ana then
the Turner cadets who nj eighteen be aunltted
To the society, drilled marlav under youthful capt.
bChOer.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

The wages Of the employees OF the DE Kalb
Avenue brooklyn street Railroad have been 40 re-.
duced that many OF them have quit work. The stable.
men, whose y tho new rate H. 81 % day have all
ceased. Conductor, and drivers nave not generally
stopped, some OF them remaining 10 drive the un.
groomei horses or take ~ fares fourteen hour day
for o.. The inen protest that tue Improvement the
company IN. xlng 10 It's track should uot he made
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

Ihe Following candidates were nominated to
represent NeF York rTpo"raphical Union. No. o, at
III Information Convention to be held In Philadei.
Prla Juy Adninistraiion-luS Oh Dalton. DiIs Ne,o4
Eueeuc OR urkc, HsvdLd, Il. r. Payne, IiD,I,. A "
Birnr' NJ Is Bros1's. AntiA iAdmlnistraton-Ja q.
linas, Worit. Aaron Heyw rd, Gturhfr. r. O'Connor
its jOb room Charles ". Coburn, 1rlbnns.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

The first Mormon immigrants OF this season
arrived in the New da yesterday. Among them are
many children. They Engiish. Scotch. and Welsh.
They are under the ieaderhp OF President John Wood.
house and four m.ssonarics President woodhouss
etd We number l2O soul In ALL without counting
the four brethren and self and the jority OF
are eithcr mechanics or farm hands We only the
advance guard OF very large body thousand and
more Morinons Will sail from Liverpool the 2sth
Inst and the emigration this year will he at least
the average We expect 10 start Tor Utah tomorrow
evening"
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After n sunday Excursion.

On Sund evening, after tho passengers had
disembarked from the steamer Plymouth Rock viii
lam Durrows fell into the docS and wned from
the wharf at West Twenty fOur'h street Three other
pes 1ns either fell or were pushed the
same time, but they we're rescued Tho body OF Bur.
rows has not yet Docn recovered He 10 yea Of ago.
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The failure OF Wallace E. c ldwell. ono OF the
bcecher ushers In the scandal tis. and IA Plymouth
Church. rumorcd last evening" HIS liabilities wers
said 70 be $4,000 aud hls nominal assets toiOU0 lie
Il dealer IN chromOs at 12i Nassau street Mr G Id
w,l said that tne rumor .seess and tnst he in
tends to ~ ~ Europe shortly to JOIN members Of his
family. - -
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BUFFALO. June 5.-Whlhelmina Weick, who
convicted OF the murder Of her stepson Michael
lck. IN November last. was tins murnlus sentenced
To be hanged ON luiy 81 lhe sentence WAS received
with stolcA Indifference.
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Washington PARK yesterday. one OF the attractions
was representation OF the Castle OF wartburk
wherein hArin Luther translated the BiOle. Hia
chanDtr was reprsentet. aud 10 It the spot THAI
satan s SAID TO have made In oyerurnng Luther Ink
stand 10 destroy hls translation.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

The report that 100 Chinese were rep lring the
Rockaway branch OF the Long Island Rallroah. with
wages seventy cents day Is nrrcc'. About thirty
ltaans Gernaua, aud lrsnnlun are dong tho at
tl per day.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

Mr., Oano, who keeps the Club House on tho
Prospect Park Fair Ground. killed catamount that
was helping iself 10 poultry on Saturday nignt II WA
nearly four tcct long
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

The clothes found at Sackelt and Columbia
Streets brooklyn sunday morning. which suggested
souiebuOy's suicide have been rec aimed by the man
VINO took them On and who mstOOk the suewalk for MS
bed.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

Commodore Vanderbilt was so much better
Yesterday that Dr. Lnsy decided not stay with him
all rivht rs usui IL The Rev. Dr. Deems called to see
thr Commodore last ngn and found him very cheerful
CuluIuTtluic, '''
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Auero Of The Moui,or.M.rrimac "


Capt. A. &. Stner, engineer on the Monitor In
the famous night with the MerrimAc In the early part
Oi the cyi ded al his home staten Isl4nd alter
u Orict illness on ) S.turdnY.
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Newark womnn's strange Death.

Mrs. Margaret Boyle. OF 100 Morris avenue,
Newark, arose about nye O'Clock Yesterday and sooa
afterwsrd was found dad IN n barrel containing
eighteen inches Of rain water, sunk the back yard
She was In sitiing posture. ana hcr mead not 4
the water.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06

The Boys Of the World, No.A, ready next Thurs
day, win contain story OF theatrical lie by the re-
nowned comedian. Sam Devere It is called Gntter
and Flash "-1dp.
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A. T.. Stewart and tho story OF his One Hun
dred Million. In FtdnL Le,hss Ipputdr AOnihiv, out
TO-DAY. Price, go cents. -AdV.
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Frank Lcsltes Pop,ilar Monthly for June. out
to day lYa pages full OF good reading l0l beautiful
pictures, Price. " ceats,-Adp
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The beautiful song. when tho Moon Beams
Brgntly oer the H" IA given away this week TO tue
regular readers VI she Weekly Story Teller No extra
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WARREN FISHER, Jr., Esq, Boston
A BASIS or SETTLEMENT.

. AUGUSTA, Me, July =. lNf2,
My DEAN MR. FIsnKBi was detaiaed lar ue, Ond
my eHpectations III New YORK and Penney Ivala. be
lug there qui,s NeeG, was BostO Sion
d.J, en- route here, but | was 80 prOstT4tcd
energy TO cal On YOU. Il seema to review ana
recall our several conferences that ought not 10
have any rVube IN coming 10 an easy adjustment as
follows:
kirft / am ready 10 fulnll the memorandum held by
been.
sccond-You are ready to consider the land bonds In
my purscshun as sure ndured IN meut ut the ucUt
toMnich they we're originally hclt Hs collateral,
lhru ! Am ready 10 pay You the fun anounl OF ca3h
dnt }Ou on uicmufandun htl1 by you, provided yuu
VII pay me htit the amount ~ bonds due me on urn
oinndum held by me the caah 10 be pdd aud the DJd5
To be delivered at tue same time
As TO lurhcr Hais Of the HnaTcs In the Nothcrn Pa
ctc, am ready TO do all 10 my power 10 ObnSr YOU H.
tue matter, II We can adjust the hrst aid second
points herein rctcrred to the third mgt he ctt II yDu
desire TO the future Hitherto have made all The
proportions Of settlements II THIS IA not accept 4ble
YOU plesse suomI your views oafslr basls. n writing
MAhAEh FIshKR. ksq. j, u. BLAINE.
WAsnINGTos. Aprii 20. 1879.
hr DEAR Mh fIsuRH; Yours OF PAN received
Tasre se 10 De one gres, error Of fact under wnlqh
with your request about the $1,000 letter OF
credit. l would gladly get II for you II
have % power OF getting letter OF credit from Jay
GooAs. . except oy palllg tho money for II and the
rev s.k M 70 do. therefore. what 10 Iimpy Impossible
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Travel was resum Il on the Jersey Clty and
Albany ailro Yesterday. Trains run to fappantOvn
Ahd wofkmen are layhg rais Deioud tnat point.
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1876-06-06
JOTTINGs AHOUr r0WN.

Northwest to southwest winds, rising baron
eter warmer parity cloudy or clear weather,
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WANTS A SETTLEMENT.
PERSONAL

MY DIAN Mr.. FISHER pH uiy ruiurn home, ester
asking for my note OF 5000 account II seems 10
that partial sett ement OF matter would uniy
lead TO future trouble-at all events to more post.
pOnenen OF our present oiiiculties deem Il highly
desirable that We snouid conclusive settlenicn
sHI have been eager Tor that these months The &C
spoud precisely vita the reckoning have made OF any
Indebtedness. ON ihe note you hold JOu credit
from tne spencer Company, but there mere
two subsequent dividends, of 100 aud the other
t27oD or $500, which part of sedvidcnds be-
neFe. thlnk NY cahh memorandum OF June 70. 1867
for $1,000 WIN whici you charge me. represented At
time part Of the diyidcnds out being deDtrd with
that. am enltied 10 credit ot the dyidend otner
words, ns ! rtcaOn u t"ere are uydeuds. amount
ing 10 sv.55O due me Win Interest SINCE June .
1870, Of which have received Only o. 700 OF
e. sOO emitting me thus cTcdlt OF some 81 500
besides the cash memorandum OF Jan g. 1904 OF 80 a.
wnicn with the Interest, amounting 10 1904 o. was 90
VOuslJ included IN the consolidated note which wa.
which you repeatedly assured ne would DE mel and
hqudated 10 good time by spencer dvidcuds
Uour each OF us l. aiming al precisely faces Of
be, Gnd It am wrong p.ease correct mi. am sure
Que ana am equally sure that am mure tn4n rcnly
g. par every cent that owe yod The
vis mitis ea'o hocS .n,a,l mater perpetu-i ani
pr sscd daily Alm,st TO make nnai setticment
with those wno stili hold securities A settement
ain not aDle tD make until receive the bOlds
your article Of agreement with me That Is tO me
BY iar I'VE most urgent nnd pressing Of all The Gr'
mands L GonnaeGted %ith our matters. ana the one
sett or certainly settled us any II the $1,000
cash Is so lnipor ant = you would be glOd To
using ltue Roe& bonds as collateral al
same rate uey are used IN Boston four
ON tour or six months on tnese terms, II had the
money mxsglf would hg slld 60 ADVANCE 10 You bat
tln no uTy hs contribution box borrowing indeed 20
Very sincerely yours
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Echoes o;the DRy.

John ID. Floyd was also Secretary OF War
of the same sort, the only difference being
that BelkIap used q shrimp net while Floyd
used "A seine.
Phil. Sheridan doesn't stand out in front
OF mis- hotel on sunny Afternoons aud chew
toothpicks as much az he used 10. lie M axes
bis exits and ais entrances with the hurried,
troubled look of a man who felt a. a. time
were money, and that he was losing a good
deal oft.
The intelligence that Mrs. Belknap
wears No \ boot is received with de-
risiye laughter by the st. Louis belle, though
she sits on he- feet now every chance she
gets.
Madam" cynically observed a gentle
man TO a leader OF fashionable society in
Washington, woman doesn't seem TO he as
much OF a 'c,inging vine as shs once was"
That's because OF tue extreme insecurity OF
the manly oak, }" she replied.
-" faint no use OF your c-yin'. !" said a
heartless maiden TO her PROSTATE lover, Il
wouldn't marry you n you was the last M an
on EARTH" We'll, Mary" he replied, breath
ing through his nose with great difficulty,
you'll lend me your pocket handkerchief,
won't you?'
According TO the poet, "hsorn awal<es the
world" but, according 10 other good author
titles, a baby with the collie Goes 1T Bro0L-
lyR drolH.
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49,
DIED.

. FOSTER, In Bio. mleld. n. ia on Wednesday,
"A arch oih. li76, General FRED n. Y. fOsT.R.
futerai Frsaay. 10th, NJ pm
HEATH In this city, March Bah, I76, Mrs.
FRANCES u, wife % q. G.. HeElh, Of WAX ssha.
Misconsln, 20 whie, place the remains will be
taken Tor ir.erReut.
JONES. On The Iaorniug % March Z, 1876, Mrs.
stRAH G. goNAs, Eie Of Mr.. keph. jones', in The
18th ysarloi her after long and severe illness.
which she bore With Christian fOrtiEude.
- he funeral VA take p.soe from Mckendrss
chapel On sricay norlins ~ 81 clock. The friends
q the family are Invited g attend without further
notice.
BELLY. f.sddenlY. on "Wednesday, March SIN.
iIe, GskfHI M, youngest daughter Of Benjamin L.
Notice Of ,nsrai hereafter.
TO6Ih. After . long and painful illness, JoHs
hierohAn e, County Cork ireland, ana Tor the past
thiyty ye'srs . resident Of this city. r.
The funeral viii take place NJ o clock sunday
frca his iste residence, shermaEs avenue, post
sth and Boundary streets, and proceed 90 the In
nacuIase q nee pfon Church Relatives and friends
are invite TO si.epd j.
WILeCN. On wednesday, March Sh, 1876, CAR
eLINn v :, wife of Frank Wilson.
fasss al viii take place from her late residence,
TIA Nth northwest. Friday sftern bon. q
oSso. Friends respectfully invited 20 attend
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS AFTERNOON.


By virtue o. Eve deeds of trust Ia me- aa.ed re
sp-cIively June 1875 September Is, .s74 ana me
= ias recorded n liber no 7s4 folio lOl: liber To-
three ofihe land records for the county Of Wash,
1Trgi19 p Distriet Of Columbia. I shall sell on
In ont Of the premises subdivision lots A and S.
In square east Of square e9, with the improvements
a two story and b sement brick house on each LOT
and " Also parts OF subdy vision lots 81 s8, 50 and
a. said square, having three fronts feet each
on the psrts OF said lots street, betw cen 4th
street and New Jersey avenue, by the depth OF the
lois, with the improvements . tive story new brick
each on each thr, parts.
Terms ct sale: One fourth cash, Of which $50 VIII
balance In s. Ii and Is months after the day of SALE
~ zen per cent interest per snnum until paid, 70
the terms are not complied with in ten days after the
day OF sale, the property will be resold the risk
aud cost Of the defauiting purchaser, after three
days notice in the Daily Evening Star. All the
cost Of deeds and recording to be paid by the pur
chaser. JNO. w. KENNEDY, Trustee.
feb2S- eo&ds t. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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THohAs BOWLING, Auc,ione,r.

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE REAL rs
ThTE IN THE DISTRICr OF COLUMBIA,
AbJoIhikG GEohGKTOWN ON THE
NORTHWEsT, AT AUCTION.
- BY virtue OF q deed of trust, executed to me
- by Richard 5. Cox, bearing date ON tue Is n
DAP Of January, A. ID. 1871, and recorded in Liber
No GA, folio 49, of the land records of Washing
ton county. District of Columbia l shall offer at
pnblic auction, on the premises, on TUESDAY. the
2lst day OF March, A. D. 1876, the hour of AZ, n
m satisfy the debt secured In said deed and at
th request In writing of the holder Of said debt the
IotoRlrg described property viz: All that tract of
land owned bY the said Richard s. Cox 1ntiguous
70 Georgetown. in the county oF Waship gton Dis
irict CT Coiumba lying west of Fayette street and
north OF ard aoJoning TO Seventh street coat aued
beng part OF tract called "Berleith - aud con,
talnlng sixty three acres more less, Improved
by a large double Brick Dwelling House, sable
Orchard &c, &C. ,less that portion thereof hereto
Tore sold by the said Richard ). Cox to John .
Small and John ii. Berry. This property Is sold
subJ c: = TT or eDcuntrances and taxes unpaid at
tine Of sale
Terms Of sale 81 7s7 and expenses of sale In cash:
balance ia one, two three years; deferred pay
mebts TO be secured by notes, n interest and ed
Of trust the Pre- perty so.d deposit of $40 re-
CURED at time of sale All convey acng at cost of
purchaser. II the terms Of sale arc no. complied
with within i've Gays after day of sale the rrls
reserves the right to resell the pro periy after
days notice, al the ri5s ANA cost OF tie defaulupg
purchaser.
WIN. d. CASSIN, Trustee.
msf9 THOMAS DOW LING. AuctinDter.
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aFMrs ID. A. Doud, OF Humboldt, Iowa,
In as just given birth to her twenty-si xth
nilu, the oldest OF whom is less than nine
cen. She drew two OF a kind seven times.
6-A general congress OF the women OF
Germany" has been held at Gotha. Ad-
dresses were delivered calling on German
women To unite and struggle for their rights,
especial reference being made 10 the practice
of medicine. Ga the motion OF gentleman
present, a resolution was carried condemn
ing tie present style OF women's dress.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-09
ar8 THOS. BOWLING, Auct.
YOUNG & MIDDLETON, Auctioneers.

TRUSTEES, SALE OF VALUABLE PROPERTY
ATAnGTI0N, ABOUT 3lM ACRES ADJO DIN:
HousE AND LOT IN s0TAR HN saa. ma -
ISL. ana recorded 10 Iiber No: GAG. folio ioi,'
in the District Of Columbia and BY direction Of the
party secured thereby, the updersigned trustees
on tn URsBHY.t the soth day Of March is1s. At !
O'Clock m, all that piece parcel Of land In said
called scotland and Barbados enlarged. besinnins
-fpr the same at stone planted In the ground the
OF Arlington to Blsdensb burg and standing at the
corner Of the farm owned by the Reform School,
aud running thence sng the line of the entire
tract north So de east thence north
II degrees east 22 pt rches thence south l. degrees
east s Ierches; thence south 7sl degrees, west 81
perches; thence &C nth 81 degrees. west "A perches;
thence north 81 degrees east ia perches, to the
place OF beginning containing 3i54 acres, more
Alec, at4 O'Clock p of the same day, in front Of
the property All thai piece or parcel Of sround lying
ton, ID. c, which is known as lot %, in John G.
Ad4ms' subdivision Of origissl lot 5, sqnSre 522.
1 his iot Is improved by Frame Dwelling. and has
sironfage OF 81 feet by depth OF los feet and one
Terms Of sale One third of the purchase money
Tor each parcel to be paid IN cash; half the AL
aace at the ind 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 uf sale zoe
credit payments, with int thereon. at the
Of ten per cent per annum pay bic SENT puslly,
sud deed Of trust the property solo Or the op-
ton Of the purchaser purchasers the whole of the
prrchase money for either parcel, or for both par
cel., may be paid i'll cash. CJpveysncing st the
cfst of he Purchaser Unless the terms of sale
day OF sac the ii utees thu right to resell
TIRE rrt perry at the cost and risk Of the deiauling
public advertisement, and the cash deposit will be
PPs sn4Gr =: EptAIENalLLE,, Trustees.
r7-d,dbs YoUsa hiDDLzroN, .ucts.
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THOMAS DewLING. Auctioneer.
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

THREE SMALL FRAME DWELLING HOUSES,
NUE., BETWEEN 2GTH AND 9TH STRFETs
AT AUCTION.
n On MOSDAY, March the 9th, Is76, at S
- CLOCK D. m, in front Of the premises, I will
sell three small Frame Dwelling houses; TO be re-
sale A
TerTs cash. deposit of $50 required at the
mar9-3t THOs DOWLJNa auct
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-03-09

WASTED WATER.-As Mr.. Maguffin was
pouring mix in his coffee yesterday Magru-
der looked up from his newspaper
"Mr. NJ Asuffin, do you believe all these
nev yspape- stories about tie great waste OF
Gre ton water"
Mr.. Magufiin sat down the milk pitcher
an showed IL across the table with his an-
sw er: "D3 believe them? Mr.. Magruder,
iu 81 LOOK In that milk ing.'--L " Y. SaR.
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STEAMER LINES.

"PEofLAS' LIAE'
NOuINI. MATTOK CREEK. UPPER MA
ChODOCdND INTERMEDIAIE
LANDINGS.
The sidewheel Ste smer
"E MORRIS
Captain L. u BALDw
" i'll c. nmcncs running 70 the above landings on
Monday Mach 9Th, leaving from . 81 n
whslffoOt % 9Th street every MON
DAY AMI I'll URsDAY at a m.
Returning will leave Nomini every TUESDAY
feb2S N r. HITZHUGH, Agent
TIE sfkAMEB HAnBIsGER,.
CAPT. NJ. 4. GREGG,
VIII leave 5ih street wharf at noon 49,
on 81 DAYS and NkDhEcDAYSS E-S
for Potomac Landing, including
Mattswoman, MGcIodoc and Rssiers & Nonini.
N. Il. FITZHUGH,
feb23-troyl Agent.
n sW fXPBEss Linn VIA CANAL,
BETWEEN
INGT0N lN6 GEORG ETORN.
SAILING DAYS
sLSo Ptss ., North whsrves, Phflate,Esia,
From g v a,er street ,eeorgetown, 1890
ID: o., MONDAY, at .. La.
This line connects at Phlstsiphis with C,ydes
hegaiaI seni-weesly Line Of Steamers for frovi-
teDce, Boston and New England States. No wharf.
G. =. HYDE, Agent for ID. OF G.
WIN. CLYDE Co, Philadelphia.
= 4. RkED, AleIancris, Va.
D. d. q. MEX, 29 Levonshire street, Bcs.c1.
~! 1tTeishts delivered By KNOBS IIcress. Orders
81 The ssctnisrs' Wharf, VII be prosstiY attended
70. 5ec1-Sy
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BALrinOkH AND OHIO KAiLHOAO'
UHAEGI OF TIME. FEBRUARY 18th, 1875.


An. LEAVE nASHl NG TON.
s:O0-Baltmere and WAY Stations.
T:OO-Batimore, Annapolis and Way Stations,
7:3O-BALIIMORR ExPREss.
s.eO-kBw YORK AND BoSrON EXPRESS
s:&s-CiBcinssti, St. Louis and Pittsourf Ex-
press. Dinner 81 Cumberland, Md
s:SO-Bsltimore and Way Stations. ON Sunday
.:so-Point Of Books and Way stst dghs'
10. ACCUMULATED SxPREss No stops
t215-Bsitimore and Way Stations,
1.30-SEW YORK AND NORFOLK EXPRESS.
f1llrasa PsrloI Cars.
Way ssstians eq 1vis ain a Stems snd
t.2s-fIederick, Point Of Rocks, HsgerEtesn
sEstPers Eerry, Winchester and Way
t::0-BALTIMoRK EXPRESS Stops at Laurel
kSt-Baltimore, Anna polls and Way Stations.
t:30-GHIcAso FLsT aIPREss. HaSerstoEp.
6:00-RALTIMORE EXPREss.
6:o5-bsltiIoTe and Way Stations.
e:Oo-Baltlmore aud Way StsfIons
s;oo-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburz iFsst Ex-
pres Chicago, Columbus, ssndusky and
all way Stations on Ohio and Onicag'
s:2s-EEw YORK NIGHT EXPRESS. Sleeping car.
s:5s-ssl5imOre and prfnof pal W az Stations
100, 500, 50 1919 am, go, $:4S, $50
eco, s;25, and $3.50 p. u. daily. All other
srsiusdaIiy except Sunday.
LEARNS Camden Station for Wdstt1rfos.
S:43, SIS, 500, 1:3O, c:43 g.. m. 1880,
<:I.. 800, $40. 6:35, 1910 y. m. daily.
$50, s:2O 1880 .. m, 3:1S, $50, 9:IS
o. m, daily, except Sunday.
1spolis, stanton or Valley Branch, nor for Hew
York end Philadelphia at sec AN. and l 80 pm.
Scr further information apply al the Baltimore
AID Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
as Penn sylvsnia avenue, whore orders will be
SS,rt Ia tie city. THOs. X. SHARP,
L, VI. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
eLn, :. hOOsTA, General Agent. hovl-n