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Martinsburg independent. [volume] (Martinsburg, W. Va.) 1875-1900, 1876-07-01
TWO LETTERS.

HIS.
IF you were dead and in some silent
valley,
A red wild rose were blooming on
your grave,
In some low fen whereidle breezes daily
And sombrely green willow branches
1--we
With willing feet / oft would stand
above you,
And with sad eyes your moss-grown
name spell out,
Thinking that once each said to each,
II love YOU"
In those far days before we dared to
doubt.
N O, you are not dead the world
azores you,
Kneels at your feet and calls your
face divine:
Praises your beauty, worships till it
bores you,
Knows not and cares not hat you
once were mine.
Edith, 1 care not that your blood is
flowing
In splendid radiant cheek or dainty
wrist;
That on your supple throat there still
A oneenly coli ofpearl and amethyst:
Our love is dead, so you are dead thrice
over,
Though on your face have dropped
no mourner's tears
And you and 1, who once were maid
and lover,
c ,5oroJ than tho for
thest spheres.
But stars and spheres
oh what a silly letter
A plain and prosy man WEI some
times write.
I'm sentimental, and you can'tdo better
Than laugh at me- once more, with
all your might.
The fact, you see, is this, / can't forget
you;
In all our quarrel / alone was wrong;
And I've been blue enough since last |
met you.
A month ago.; it seems ten times as
long.
OH Edith, could l only go and see you,
And tell you all the things l want to
sayl
/ cannot give you up; | will not free
you;
Hove you, Edith. Msy l com to-
day?
HERS.
Why, Tom, dear Tom, of course
may
You see I call you Tom again
So please come over, right away,
You oldest, truest, best OF men
To tell the truth, I've pitied you,
And you've most likely pitied me;
But then, you know, it wouldn't do
To let the world my pity see.
You men, of course, are very wise,
And think you know awoman's heart;
But bats and owls have brighter eyes
Than you to understand her art.
You were just hateful, though, that
night,
But Pm afraid / made you So,
Tom, drop u quarrel out OF sight
Forgive, forget, and let it go.
Well, Tom, I'll not write any more,
Although, indeed. I've much to say,
Nv music-master's at the door,
So an reuoir, and come to-day.
p. S.-You frighten meto death
With 'twillow,'; valley" grave"
and fen
Dear mel / almost lost my breath!
Tom, don't you dare do so again.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

HoMELY MAXIMs FOR HARD TINES
Take care OF the pennies. Look well TO your
spending. No matter what comes in, il
more goes out you will always be poor.
The art is not In making money, but In Keep
Ing It. Little expenses, like mice In q barn.
when they are many, make q great waste
Hair by hair heads get bald; straw by straw
the thatch goes of the cottage, and drop by
drop the rain comes into the chamber. A
barrel Is soon empty If the tap LEAFS but q
drop minute. When you mean to save,
begin with your mouth; many thieves pass
down the red lane. The ale jug is a great
waste. In all other things keep within com
pass. Never stretch your legs further than
your blanket viii reach, or you will soon bs
cold. In clothes choose suitable and lasting
stuff, not tawdry fineries. To be warm is
the main thing, never mind the looks. A
fool may make money, but IL needs q wise
man to spend It. Remember, IL Is easier TO
build two chimneys than TO keep one going.
II you give all 10 back and board there is
nothing left for the savings bank. Fare
hard and work hard when you are young
and you will have chance to rest when
You are old,
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

A SQUARE FIGHT WITH BURGLARS
Alderman William M. Hayes, OF Kingston,
y; l., and his nephew, Frederick j: Dedrick,
robbers. Two OF them visited their premises
the other night, and being discovered In front
OF the house, battle ensued In which ten
shots were fred, one Of which wounded q
burglar and another went through Dedrick's
hat. The robbers had been on the premises
two or three times before, and were found 70
have muffied The feet OF one OF the horses and
made other preparations for getting away
with lot of plumber. They returned Friday
night, and Dedrick and others who had con-
cealed themselves near the barn had q fght
with them. After some gun and pistol shots
had been fred, DERRICK And one ofthe robbers
had o hand to-hand encounter. DERRICK
and fired, AFTER which the robbers took TO
their heels. The firing attracted pretty much
TIE whole town TO the spot, and there was q
big hulaballoo. Some rags, kerose1e, etc,
OF,
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RAILROADS.
RALYIMORR AND OHIO RAIHROAD,
July Tfu lsrG
JULY 5fH, IL

q: u. L1AVl WASHINGTON.
seee- hs,i;more, tnioott City and gay stations.
foiai Of Roe. sSS s1a az ss sson:
Main Stem. ma iH'ef"e0is's ses'''hs'
siS-S,. I@i. PsslaS.lr a' s ssh BS:ss. b.
req; To Oape May, Tuesday, Thursday
SS' f. sls ss Gs ssGssa
aaoss q Way Stations, and connects for
s:io-Cssei..aii, 81. Le.as asd Pinsers- Be-
rsss Berkeley, Deer Park, Oakland, Fred
sriek. Hsaerstovn. and4yallsy Rosd. Par
s:so-POint Of Book. and var stations.
ssss1 YORK In La s sass.s B.smor. and
Philsdeiphia. sunday 70 Bsltimore onlT.
ls1s-ssittmcrs, Way Stations, Illiooss City and
I:le-hsv fgE, .PA.ladstpAs4 a.a .Norfoa n.
Ess,; On Sunday. ell Way Stations and
.:,o- fslsa%Sas . and way stations.
f:30-Sahsr.9s aad Lsnd Ery-su. Hlrioots
City, Frederick and Way Stations, Via Rs-
<:ss-E5edssies and Point Of Rocks, fvis Metro.
aatBsltimOrs. Annapolis and way stations.
s2s-Sateaso otnetnnafi d,,d LoxisrtiL Br51os
osssna and asS e s.rfEss, Ris.
,Ss M sin on s sIssIra,J a I. s
caso, Cincinnati and LosisriI.
s4s,Baitimore and Way stations. (Oonnecu
JOS-BaiitmOre and way stations.
tin:burs By train V leaving Sunday ' night.
Way Stations on Metropolitan Branch.
kleepers.
s:oo-Bsltlmore. Bladensburs, Bsltsvine, Lau-
rel, Relay.
I0:00-NsIs York asd PAtLadslpAta HisAf Expysss,
Sleeping Cars 10 New York.
l0:0e-bairmOre aud principal wsy stations,
is:<0-martinsourg and way stations, Metropot.
tah Branch.
11:30-Sf. LOKfs Bzy-sss. Chicago, Columbus,
sandusky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday for Louisville.
J:Ie, s:Io, s:lc, s:3s g. m; I:4O,s:2 s:tS,
ZOO, ;es, $40, 500, 1000, 1905 and 11:3e
D. m., daily.
All other trains daily, except Sunday.
No connection on sunday for Hsgerstovn or Val
~ Branch; or for New York and Philadelphia Of
III o O. m and $40 =. N.
Tor further Information apply at the Baltimore
end Ohio Ticket Offcee. Washington Station, and
nss, oO1 and sos Pennsylvsnis avenue, and 8 Is
lSth street northwest, where orders viii Be taken
or BAGGAGE 10 b checked and received ct any point
THos. i. SHARP. Master OF Transportation.
u. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
0EO. 81. K0OHTZ. General A GENT. AHla-tY
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SHans Cochrane had q barty,
We're II dot barty now?-lM

ga Meriden (Conn.) physician, q victi No
of drink, publishes . long letter In the local
paper In which he says he 10 on the "counnea
Of ruino and tells liquor dealers that II they
sell him any liquor on any pretext whatever
be will prosecute them.
s0In Cincinnati and St. Louis statesman.
shin II demandlng that price OF lager beer
shall be lower and that the bartender shall
draw the beer % as 70 give full glass. ThS
westsrners are applying the logic OF the man
who told his landlord that he could ell more
beer II he would sail leos roth.
~LoW.necked dresses are the fAshiou 81
the BuckinRham Palace entertainments; but
D COUNTIES recently wrote % the Lord Cham
during I0ng illno.s THAI they were "foRlly
NOT nS % - seaass end she vs. allowo4 &
yiolAte ueagss
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-26

Two YOUNG GIRLS WHO WENT ASLEEP
On THE 9LA 1HsIASr NOT LIST AwAKE,-
verrel, of COhoes, N. Y, have been lying In
lethargic state in their room in a Cataract
street boarding house. On the 9Th instant
they retired TO bed az usual, but had com !.
plained all day OF q singular sensation Of
drowsiness. Next morning they did not ap.
pear, and their landlady went into their
lady could not arouse them, and until Sum
day, the 18th, neither OF them gave any evil
def,ce of AWAKENING. On that day the elder
sftervard che fell asleep, and with her sis
ter has remained asleep ever since. The
ca ne has attracted the attention OF medical
interest. The girls are, to all appearance, In
q natural and healthful sleep Food Ia forced
into their stomachs by artificial means.
The sleepers are sixteen and twenty years OF
ara.
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ARE WE TO HAVE No BIG SrATUE?-A
A telegram from Paris, August 8, says:-I
have visited the studio OF the Italian Barto-
lom1, TO whom has been Entrusted the fash
ioning OF the statue of Liberty, $50 feet high,
which the French are To send to be set up at
the entrance OF the harbor of New York.
The cast Is completed In ordinary human
size, and represents handsome woman, ex-
quisitely draped, with a star on her forehead
and high uplifted arm bearing q torch. The
work, If ever completed, Will be very i'm
pressive. say "if' with regret, but fear
not without reason, for 1t seems that the
wealthy American dentist, DR.. Evans, has,
for some reason or other, started another
scheme, which Is found to operate dispar-
agiDgly upon that OF the French. At an
American-Fren dinner, that gentleman
suddenly got up and proposed that the Amer
leans should present to the French, for erec-
ton on the banks Of the Seine, some grand
statue OF / know not what or whom, and he
said he would head the subscription with
10000 francs. At first sight 1t may appear
that these two schemes could get along in
dependently, but such is not the case, for
various reasons; among Others, because u
seeris necessary to raise In America, or from
Americans, the large su N which must build
PEDESTAL for the Liberty statue. The Ital-
Ian sculptor is now in America, trying 20
secure this object. DR.. Evans is also in
America, trying TO secure bis scheme--l Gin
ctnnau Commercial.
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DIED.


BURR. On Saturday, Goth day Of August, Is7S
81 ~ o. M, GEORGE LAURENCE, aged ~ NOM hs.
infant son OF Richard sud Fannie A a. Burr.
Sunday, the 9th instant, from No 50 eth street
southwest The friends Of the family ere Invited 70
attend.
BUTLTR. At HiIlsdsle, ID. q after O lingering
illness. which he bore With Christi an f0rtitude,
MARA u, vile OF George W. Butler, aged 50 years.
The funeral will take place from Asbury Church.
on morday. zsth instant, NJ O'Clock n. m. The
friehds and relatives CT the family are respectfully
invited 20 attend.
CATION. On the 18th OF August, ls7s, 81 II o'oIk
,. N, OF congestion II the brain. mAKT MAKSA-
hkT, daughter Of I. Aloysius and Kate Cston, IN
The friends and relatives of the family are in
yited 10 attend her fupersl from her PARENTS resi-
demo- street nesI LIST west, on Sunday afternoon,
GEORGE b. FREEMAN, son Of gohn W. Freeman,
in the 18th year OF his age.
The frteI de and relatives OF the family are re-
specully invited TO attend the funeral ct hls late
residence. sos street sosthvest, ct IN O'CLOCK,
on Sunday, 9Th Instant. :.
HOSPITAL. In Georgetown, on the 18th OF
august, 1870, CHARLES n. HOSPITAL, aeed al years
Funeral will take place from his late residence
valley street. near 6oad eet 70 morrow su nc
afternoon, at clock. Frienos Of the family are
t,vtted 70 attend. BALTIC. sun and Loudon, Va J,
Enterprise please cOpy.l
KNOWLES. On Friday, August IS, is76 nj N
O'Clock, NILBERT n NOwLEs, Of movies station,
Betropolitsn Railroad, aged Sc years
Funeral viii take place on Sunday, at O'Clock n,
NJ, from Grace Church, 9TH street road.
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NOwEMAN 4 GREEN, Auctioneers.

slONhMAN GRkBN, AucttOneeIs.
TRUsrEIs, SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
REAL ESTATE on NORTH SIDE or MARY
Land AVEHUE, BETWEEN 10TH AND 4 tn
tTREETS sOUTHWIST-No 1905 COZ.
sIsTING OF A THRB1, STORY b l @ K
DWELLING WITH LARGE WIDE LOT OF
GROUHD ATTACHED.
By virtue Of deed Of trust bearing date -
September 10Th, A. ID. 1875, and duly recorded "a
In Liber No. 799, folio 90, one OF the land re- I
COZ ds for the District of Columbia, and at the
quest CT the PAL ty ed thereby, will SELL at
public auction In front OF the premises, to this high
est bidder. on FRIDAY, September sth, A. ID 1876,
at O'Clock m all those certain pieces, parcels
or lots OF ground situate and yias ia the CITY OF
Wa,hfbg ton, In the District OF Columbia, and be
ing known and described upon the official or ground
plan plat OF said city lots letered and marked
|B" and CO." in Todd 3 recorded subdivision of
original lot numbered one ID, in square numbered
three hundred and fifty two (:s2, together with tbs
i'm brow ements thereon.
Terms Of sale: One third cssh. Of which 800
must be paid at time Of sale, and the balance In
six and twelve months in equal payments, to be Sc
cured b. purchasers notes bearing interest from
day of sale at the rate Of eight per cent per an
ery sold: Conyey.ncing and recording at pnI:.
chaser 3 cost II terms III sale are not complied It'll
10 six days after SALE the Trustees reserve the right
TO resvl ct risk and cost Of purchaser In default
WIN. y. H0LTZMAN,( Trn.,acs
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, ( Afas'sss'
auS26d fBep col No. 1921 street northwest.
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IL d. WAhNER, Zeal Estate Auctf0neer.
FoUR ACRES OF LAND ON THl BLADENs-
VET OEMETEBY.
By virtue Of deed Of trust 20 me, dated %
December 10Th, 1873, and recorded In Liber
No. 7S9, psge 81, one Of the land records for
the county Of Washington, and District Of Colum-
ba shall sell at public sae 10 front OF the prem
tsss, on MONDAY, August 2sth, 1876, ct o'cl ook
, m subdivision lot numbered three, Of tract of
land called " ID nestary," containing four acres and
seven square roas Of land, located on ihs 5iadens
burg road, or Mount OliYet Oemetery, bel og part
ofthe Hickey estate, as plat Of the subdivision
recorded In liber No. go, folio $40, ct seq, Of the
said land records.
Terms Of sale: One-fcr n cash. OF which 100 will
be required to be paid uedistely after sale, the
balance in elk, twelve aDd eighteen months after
the day OF sale, with per cent. per annum interest
until paid. II the terms are not complied with in
ten days afer the day of sale, the property will be
resold after three days notice through the Evening
Star ct the risk and of the defaultinE purchs.
ser. All the cott Of conveyancing and recording to
be paid - the purchaser:
argAeokds j. 7. C0LpNELL, Salesman.
-NTHE aBUvK SALE Is POSTPONED until
TuEE.:TAY, September Sth, A. p: lsle same hour
aid place. m. I'D. Trustee
aue?e eo6ds Ut. COLDWELL. Salesman.
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

$50 dozen HFek Towels, At Sl.50, 81, "a rs and
o. and o..
go yards Richardson 5 Linens, IN shcrt lengths,
selling very fast.
and lO4 CT ached and Brown sh4etinzs, at 20
cents Der yard. Table Damask, Wine Cloth, Nap
cprseds ali Qualities aud patterns. We would call
tne special attention OF customer. TO the above
goods, a. they are very cheap. Also, Besc he'd aud
Brown CaE'o1 FAnnsls at 5, 10, l2s. Is, 70 and Is
cents. ~ dozen i.dtes all linen n. =. Haudker-
chiefs, at ~, -, IS. 30, 20 AID 30 cents. Black
Sa-nmeres. Cutop. a. 80 and 62H cents. ID pieces
Lupin's Black Casnmsre5, from Use. TO el 50: all
prices; new goods. Just opened. 10 pieces White
Gambrlcs a. lZ>s cents, as good a. LOnsdale. New
GmbroicerfeS, n handsome patterns, received al
most every day. We intend to satisfy every one
who fsyors Us with call. W. N BROWN.
augl4-tT No. 3IA Sth street uorthvast
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nQWBMAN b GREEN, Auctionesr,.

nQWHMAN GREEN, Auctionesrs.
TRusTEr's SALE oE THREE Two STORY
WAITE. GAS, BAY WIEDOws. &C., On
SOUTH SIDE OF = sTREIT, BET WEnH
(l4,h, 18TH and lstn houses from Ism street.
By virtue Of three deeds Of trust, dated re- -
fpeot1vely November 18th, A. ID. 1872, Hovem. t.:H
Der 18th, A ID; 1873, and November 18th, A. Glx
u l73, and duly recorded respectively In Liber No.
the District OF Columbia, and at the OF the
party secured thereby, will sell ct public auction
II ir MT Of the premises to the highest bidder, on
In the city Of Warrington, 10 safa District, and
known rs Lots numbered one hundred and forty
six (l46l, one hundred and lorty seven (l47j, and
Darrow's subdivision Of part Of square numbered
Two hundred and six (3c6l, as said subdivision is
duly recordtd In the surveyor ofhce OF said city
10 Liber II. D. Cooke, No. l. folio l40 together with
Terms Of sale: One third cash, of which s7s on
each mouse must be paid ct time OF sale; and the
Daisr.u az end u months, with interest at 10 Der
purchasers notes and deed OF trust on the prop.
erty sold to the satisfaction OF said trustee All
convey ancing and recording ct asers cost III
terms OF sale are not complied with in six days
risk ard cost OF purchaser In default.
WIN. Y. HoLIZMAN, Trustee,
jy1d No. 1891 street northwest.
1THB PURCHASES AT ABOVE BALE OF
lot one hundred and forty seven ili7), above de-
scribsd, having failed TO comply with the terms of
sale. the said lot No l will be sold at b, risk and
cost on THURSDAY, August 8 st, 1876, same hour
and place, and same terms
WIN. y. HOFFMAN, Trustee,
eugi9 No. 1921 street northwest.
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nUNOANsCH BROS. Auotioneers.

FaoRTIsG On PuBLIC sPAGS AND 6TH
On TGisbxY ATfHRaO0oHN, August asth. -
at $50 O'Clock, In front Of the premises, yes
situate and fronting on the public sDece between
5th and 6th Streets east, being 10 the immediate
3 splendid location for Grocery snd Provision
TermS: Ons-third cash; balance In 8, Il End Is
months. notes be srfng par cent. interest and %.
cured By deed Of trust Of the premises sold. de-
posit Of $50 required sold. Convey onc1ng
~ . nsiSnAs DUNCANsON BROs.. Aucts.
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A wIDowERs' CLUB has been formed In
Milford, Mass. The platform declares lD
that tobacco smoke II the best kno wn pre-
Affections; (2) that real comfort In this life II
to have things handy (3) that washerwomep
are mans greatest evil. Membership In the
widowers' club II limited 70 gentlemen o.
average moral character whose wives are
ont Of town.
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MAR RIED.

sIEOh-sTUTZ. On the Zsd Of August, 1875, at
the residence OF the bride parents, oy the Bey v.
etuiz, OF hsnd0ut, N. \, Rev. HENRT NJ sIECE,
OF Memphis, Tenn, 70 Miss PAUIINE orurE. Oh
washington, ID. u.
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V,HOs. il. wAGGAMAN,
Real Estate Auciioneer, s19 7th street.
On TUESDAY, Arspst 29tb, st . o'clo,s "A
D. MI will offer for sale, in front OF the FL
premises, the south IS feet ~ INCHES OF Lot GA
q fxo-sf3ry Brick House Of six rocns-no. $40
18th street northwest.
Terms dsy OF sale. -,,~
aua2S. THOB. -. WA8H AMAh. .
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AUCTION SALES.
FUTURE DAYS.
TOsEPH r. KELLlY, Auctioneer.


TRUeTEEs, SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
rIhUFkEfn On THh HAST SIDE OF 1879
ELkEnr, Bk1WEGN AND STREkT5
kohTHWESr, OCCUPIED as DWELLING
AND BAKERY, AT AUCTION.
BY virtue OF Q deed OF trust 70 the under -
asaed dated August "a, 1875, sna duly re, E::;
the land records IN and for the District Of Columbia
sno - the written request Of the party scared
hereby, We shall SELL o. public auction, tn Rs
1An the 31st day Of Ausust, A; D. 1876, At s:3o
O'Clock m In front Of the premises, Lot numbered
s s,, hrnd,sd and thirty tso !lsil, in Addison
bered two hundred and six (3o6l, in the city of
Warrington, said lot fronting sixteen 16D feet
18TH street and running back seventy three 3D feet
70 an alley, and improved By Q two-story Brick
House, occupied Is Bakery, with stable on alley
Terms: One. third cash: balance 10 six, t~elve and
eighteen months With interest st the rate Of eight
per cent. per annum, aud secured By deed OF trust
on the property sold: LOO 10 be paid down imme-
distely sfisr sale Convey ancns at cost Of purcha
GER the terms Of sale are not complied with wi b.
tn eight days from day Of SALE the Trustees
the right to resell the property ct the risk and
OF defsolting purchaser BY giving FIVE days notice
In the Evening Star ewspa per, Published in said
city b PHEtR = r Mss5BkKisoN't Trustees.
sug,l.d JOSEPH +. KELLEY, Auct.
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~Nothing doth more hurt In state than
that cunning men pas for wise.-lLord Ba
e0a.
~The candidate who was Gin the hands OF
his friends" was taken home safely. They
pulled OF his boots and put MIN In bodily
q. RepssbsSem.
a0"Peter, don't you enjoy the aetronomi-
cal phonomena these evenfngs?" said Q we'll
to do citizen to his colored servant the other
evening. "Ciare 10 goodness, never tried
lem; mush-melon u my nvortte nuit."
~Boston Globe There d Q growing con-
yiotaon In tho minds Of 0mokR1 that vest
pocket Gn0ald - made dep enough 90 en-
0Y0ly hide Cigar nom tho 6erut infH1ng E0Ee
Gu - va neYWe4anys
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STEAMERS, &c.

FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADT OF TIE LAKE leaves the
COMPANY g wharf: foot Of 9Th street,
snsr fRi mSHYpai' %E 9oi ss49ai
he,urhirg, leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursday and
SATURDAY, ct I'm. SATe, o.; round trip, %.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer JHO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com
pany 3 wharf, foot Of 9Th street, every TUESDAY,
., q q. N for Currioman and intermediate land
tngs, and every FRIDAY, at m, for Ooan
kiver, Stopping ct intermediate landings.
1For Information apply At the ONCE OF the
Company, under the Metropolitan Bank. 18th st. I,
opposite the Treasury, or to the Agent, at the
wharf iyA-tr
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1876 r.sstsst4ttettA.1A 1876

hS enO hVAsng " OsSS &QV D0uSm u Osee
Dessbte Track, Steel RaSls, Splendid SoeS-
~, M0gntf1cess Eqwtpssest.
JULY l0TH, 1875.
corner Of sss and streets es ' q follows: D'0'
R.rlor Oar 70 Pittsb1rs; T:t0 p N. daily, VIII
ralses SaJ 70 Okiesso, and 1850 Q. =, daily,
BALTIMORE AID POTOMAC KAIL1OAD.
s1r Osnandsisna, Rochester, Buffalo, HiaSars
fails, And the herth, q. %. daily, except sun.
Palace Oar. 70 wstkins. Tor Erie, Oanand sisua,
Bufslo, and Hiasars Falls, 1850 Q. n. daily, sX.
ser New York and the East, $40 n. daily, win
Palace Oars at'schedi Limited fxrrees o. Pull.
nan Parlor Oars, 9:3 Is a N. daily, except Sunday.
m. daily, sxosDt Sunday, with Parlor Oars at.
r. s sS ,GS :ns 5.Ss
aooomnodstion for Bsltimsrs, i:2e ,. N. daily,
For Popes Greek Line s:ss Q. y. and A:ss ,. ..
yor Anna polis, soc and 1880 Q, y. and l:Se ..
ALEXANDRIA a FRXDHRIOKsBUR9 RAIL-
WAY AMP ALEXANDRIA . WARRINGTON
4:sS,t, s, 700, and ii:io n. On sunas; q
20. D., and 1 and pm
Tor the South, via Richmond, ll:<o 2. y. daily,
sISsRi SUNDAY; an. nd, via Lsnehbuss' $40 D. n
trains leave AieIandris for wasninsscn, Q, T.. o,
s.19,Il q n, l. 3, 40, s. and 7D.n.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping ana Parior Oar
soTsaesss corner q TbItSsGts street s and Penn
I'D Psnnsyv anis avenue, and a. the Depot, sssr:
Srders can be len for the checking Of BaGEass e
ssstin alton from Hotels and Residences.
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