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The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-11-26
WANTs-FOR RENTS-ETC.

V6TAsHERwoMAN WANTED-A GOOD WASH
orwOmAn, competent and industrious, win hnd StsssD
employment, at fair wages. by applying At Ne ~
Chartrss street re
The morning star and Catholic messenger., 1876-11-26

DR. CHARLES E. KELLs
DIR. N. WET,
DENTISTS,
12.-- Dauphine Street.-. .. I2
First door from CANA.
HEW ORLEANS
Teeth extracted without pain under the influence Of
NITROUS OXIDE GAS mhl2 76 Iy5p
Upper CITY KID GLOVE DEPOT.
LEVY BROTHERS,
$50 Magazine Street $50
Keep constant on hand a fuil assortment of
KID GL0VESl
Two button Gloves at 81 Per pair; DOublestitcbfd
seWod TUo-button Gloves At 81 rs. The best CLOVIS
in the city, every PAIR warranted nOo 5P IT
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1876-02-09

ARriES WISHING TO LEASE OR pUR-
chase Lots in the town of Winnie
mucca, are hereby notified that all ap-
plications for the same, or on business
relating thereto, should be addressed to the
undersigned at Sacramento, where they will
receive prompt attention.
az Those occupying lands belonging to the
company, without having bought or leased
the same, are also notihed to attend to the
matter without delay. and avoid trc-el
l nol50 u y. u. 1AHkklL.
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Naming the Baby.


a young couple on Ontario street bave
been been engaged FOR some time paSt in
trying To find name for their ne g-lorD
bate. IL Is boy. The proud mother yho
Lies 10 read novels and make black marks
down The page beside underlined passages
Win the pencilled remark. "IIow truei1
SWEEP ooh, yesi" first proposed calling a.
Harold Moniressor, but the father ohtects.d 10
inls, a. N Was Too sentimental a name Said
ne; We ought 20 try and assure MS PROS
rects In life; suppose we C al him Fphraim
AbimClech, after my Uncle JoggiuSS- This
his wife vetoed, renarlxirg thsI MS uncis
was, like the rest Of the family here the
husband flushed AMI bit his lin. prettv
close, aud iC would be lust like his meanDess
10 die and leave the poor little tooiEey poot-
sey -muzzcTy moo nothing. III we must call
lt-beSs It's lille heart-atter any of our peo-
pie, let us name NJ jeremiah, for my Aunt
Jerusha." Bother your aunt Jerushs,' ex-
claimed the husband: stshe went 20 your ii =
ter Csrry's and lived there for 1--WE months
and All she ever gave the baby was one OF
those plated mugs that cost the BARRIERS a. 90
a dozen. Let's call him Elinu r. Wash
bufne-thats The name Of great states
man. "No,' said his wife. softly, with her
eyes cast down and tender flush manfling
her cheek; but suppose we christea the lit
lie tOacy-poecy Henry Ward Banchpr or
name him after that young minister OF ours
who used 20 he here 50 much last summer
when you were travelling i'm Nebraska -
Finally, after the happy mother
mad nearly cried her ewes out aud the happy
white winged peace once more broodei down
upon the household. THE little child will
bear 10 an early grave the gweetly patriotic
name OF q. Washington Centennial smith,
Better that, after all, than that he should
live 10 grow mp and-as he Inevitably would
be impelled to do win that name-biow
down the muZzle OF bis gun, some day, To
see IL IL is loaded.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

eraliy by crawling OF. our men. uitl,o,t A.
Glb"n, brought them down by n bnll.t
80 80! lst rome crawl away, no matter va
ABRAHAM LrNooIN-tsst
t - 'le resident almost every dsv A. n
nsI pen 70 live August where he pssses a
Ds,- ilo i lInin ms lodgings out at town. lie
-east sleers 81 TIE White house during tbe
80 .s s,"son. bui has quarters a. a healthy To-
s,i-S,se.i n n three miles north 81 the citv TIE
SStstf, home, United Ststes military
49,, .uintht 1 saw him this mo-nfns
SSo1ut coming in 90 business. riifns -
NtIIiont avenue, nesr l. street We alySass
a. en- psny OF twenty-five or thirty cav
aIi!' Win sabcrs drawn aud held n;,,te,',
yer their shoulders. The psrt, r,ss ...k ~
Creas snow In unisorm OF horses. NJ n -
coin. on, the saddle. generally rides soo.I
plain black, Somewhat rusty aud dusty.
wears a black, stin bat, and looks about an
ordinary IN attire, sc, as tue commonest
man. A Lieutenant, with yellow stripes,
rlces a. his left. and following behind. two by
lNo, come the cavalry men IN their yellow
~ ped Jackets. They are generally going st
a sio LOW trot, as that - the pace set them By
S ..oS,, Unst hey wait upon; The saoers aud sc-
SonItm ents clank, and the entirely unor-
nanental cortege. Is IL trotS towards Lafa-
selte SQUARE, arouses no sensation. only
see very plainly Abraham Iincoln's dars
Drown lace, with The deep cut lines The ewes
&c, always 10 me with a deep, latent sad,
ness IN the expression. We have got 10 mat
ones.
Sometimes the President goes ana coma.
In an open harouche. The cavalry aIwavs
accompany him, with drawn Sabers Oneo
notice, a. ne goes out eYenings-and some
times IN The morning. when he returns
esrly-he turns OF and haltS al The large ana
handsome residence OF the Secretary OF War
on n street, and hold conference there Ifg6
DIS hSrouche. can see from my window he
qots not allght, but sits in the vehicle aud
MI. stanton comes out 10 attend him some
Times one ofhiS sons. a boy OF ten or twelve
Pony. WI
Larry IN the summer I occaS ionallv SAW
the President and his wife, toward HE laiter
PAM OF ne afternoon. out In a harouche on
pleasure ride through the city. Mrs. Linz
coin was dressed In complete black. with a
long Grape veil The eQRipage Is 81 the nlain-
eel kind, only two horses aud they nGthing
extra. They passed me once very close. and
] saw the President In the face fully as they
veie moving slow, and his look though ai,-
stiNcted, happened 10 be directed steadily in
my eye he bowed and smiled. but far he
meath bis smile noticed well the expression
have alluded TO. None OF the artists or
pictures have caught the deep. though subtle
and indirect eNpresSiOn OF this man'g ace
There rs something else there One OF the
great portrait painters OF two or three CEN
turtles agO Is needed.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

- Virginia City, New, has thirty eight
gambling bells.
gTom Allen, the prize fighter, has gone
upon the stage as an actor.
FSTwo counterfeiters who escaped from
lne Brooklyn jail In December have been re-
captured in New York.
~ IL there is no good bankrupt law, how
can merchant expect 10 fail and make
money I'm O. Repilblic0n
RSome people cannot drive 10 happiness
win Tour horses. and Others can reach the
goal on loot ThdckeT0y.
ga young man at Nashville killed HIM
sell because he could not get another mans
wife. IL is terrible 10 love somebody and
see her washing windows for another man
lDo'rOU Free Press.
rS-Austin Rogers threw his arms around
woman he had never seen before on Hart
ford street, the other night, and she nut n
pistol bullet IN him near the heart II he
court.
n7-Von Bulow says he is delighted with
The American people and climate, aud may
MAKE I.s,i ms country bis home, in which case
what IL was 10 enjoy living and working I'LL
he came here.
RIA social philosopher has discovered
in railroad cars; not because they are swine,
but because they want 10 keep husbands
and wives from sitting together. This
tnoughtfulness OF seat-grabbers is purely
American.
~The Duke OF Westminster writes an
pealing TO London for subscriptions FOR the
association for nursing the sick poor. IL is
proposed 10 form nursing districts and I'm
eacn district TO establish a district home,
containing stan OF fully trained nurses un-
der superintendent.
nTDeacon c., OF New Jersey, furnishes
bread for communion service In nis church.
He saves the dice-like bits that remain when
the sacrament is over. The other day, while
the communion plate was passing, his Lit
Tie son said, ma, they are taking quite q
good deal, and you was going 20 have
bread pudden tomorrow. Amt they
mean ??
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21
RAILROADS.
OeE GREAT 1920
1910 NsYLyANIA 1870
AOUT
To the North, West, and Southwest.


To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double TrGcis, steel Rails. Splendid Seem
err, Magnificent Equipment.
corner @! 81 ard B streets, a. follows:
= or PittsburE snd the West, .. m. dsily, with
PaTiOr Car g. Pittsburs; 40 "a. daily, With
Palace Cav 20 Chicago, and t1.ss . q. daily,
except SUNDAY.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILBOAD.
For CsnsDdsigus, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara
Falls. ard the North, .. m. daily, except Sun
Palace Oar. 20 Rochester FOR Elmirs and Buf-
falo, IL IS N; daily, except Sunday.
Tor Ess York ana tne Hast, 9:lOp. m. daily, With
man Psrlor Cars, 9:23 . m. daily, exoep; sunday
For New York. $50 o m. daily, except Sunday,
with PsIlor Cars sttsohed.
and { SIS and . 10 p N daily. Limited EI press,
s23 q. m daily, except Sunday; -,
Aocommodstion for 9sl'imsIe: 80 q. m. eaily.
Cor Pope's Greek Line y 40 O. N zId 40 D. m.
daily, except Sunday.
Bor Annapolis, 1850 Q. n and ass .. m, except
ALEXANDRIA q FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY hND ALEXANDRIA WAsHINGT0H
Eor AIeXandris, s.. 7,s.s,IO,I
3, 8, o.. sud lao D. IN. On Sunday at 9 9.
m, aud sud Pm
Tor the South, via Bichmond, I1:4O .. m. daily,
except Soudsy; sud $40 =. m. daily; and via
Lyncbburz. SIS a. 10 AID II.sO o. m daiIy
except Sunday
Trans leave ale, sndris for Washington, g., rs.
10, IL a. m ., 3, 4, ). y, and D. IN. On
Sunday at and 10 q. m, and D. IN.
Tickets, Information, Sleeping anu PsTior Oar
Accommodate can be procured At the Onces:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street aud Penn
syIyanis avenue, Northeast corner Of Sixth street
and PeDnsy IL ania avenue, and st the Depot where
orders can b. left for the checking OF Baggage to
destination from Hotels and kssIdences:
FRANK THOMSON, Gen1 Manager. jaR3-IJ
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

A GEORGIA FARMER, in a region where
mere Is great complain OF hard times among
farmers, says he owns his farm, is out OF
debt, makes his farm yield the supplies OF
his family, puts the surplus in cotton ana
nas that for profit. He advises his complain-
Ing brothcrs-nrst, TO drink no whisky TO
Keep mp stout hearts and work. TO study
economy, and last, 10 drink no whisky. He
has found tie philosophers stone for Georgia
farmers.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

a RAsCALLY YOUNG FRENCHMAN recent
~ constructed a free pass In the shape of "A
wooden leg that carried him from Sher-
brooke, z. q. 10 Concord, n. IA. lie simply
made leg OF white ash with a cushioned
socket Tor his Knee 70 rest In, crooked his leg
az right angle, and started. Wherever he
went The conductor passed him. while the
passengers dropped money and tears into HIS
nat When he reached Concord, after lesv-
ing the train with a caution from the con
ductor not 20 slip down, he pulled of his
funny wooden leg, waved Il In the air, and
VamOsed. -
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DIED.

LOWE. At"Cloudland, p Prince Georges coup-
aged 70 years.
The subject Of this notice, though Isboriue under
frem al her friends, misled BY her unconplainine
and cheerful disposition, which endeared her 20 eli
and sister. Though beresyed on earth, may thsy
AL be Joined IN that brighter and better world,
wkere death Will never come, and here our Divine
hedeener viii wipe away eli tears from their eyss.
NJ. u. u.
SkKLTON. On the zOfh inst :. 81 D. m. Of con-
sumption, FRANCIS p T. eKELrON, formerly Of
Gu, s1dotte, West yirs nis, in the fh year Of his
age. lGuy 6ndotte papeFs please copy.l
Notice Of the mineral hereafter.
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AUCTION SALES.
rS,-ht,AROW
u b. wAREER, corner TN and = street.,

UkDIyIDED ONE HALF OF SQUARE EAST
9SE half or sQGHRk EAST OF SQUARE
no. 5i7 At sue TIUs.
~ On TUESDAY AFTERNO0E, February
D, at = O'Clock will sell, at public auction,
- IN front OF the premises, the above nsussd
property. square east Of squzre No SO is situated
between south aud south D streets, Delaware
avenue and west ID street. squsre east of square No
57 IL 81 usttd betw sonth and south Streets
Delaware avenue and west ID street.
Terms; One fourth cash, residue in 8, II, and Is
months deferred ments TO be secured by deed of
trust, and to bear interest at per cent. per snnum
from DAY Of sale All CONVEX snoing at Of pur-
chaser or purchasers. Sl0o down each square st
time OF sale. DAVID WALKER
febl eoSds
Yin CONSEQUENCE OF THE Rain the
above sale is Pcstp Led until TUESDAY,, Febru-
ary 22d, same hour and place.
DAVID WALKER.
febl5eo6ds Rep1 r. ID. CLEAkY, Salesman.
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STEAMER LIN Is.


NEW EXPRESs LINZ VIA CANAL,
IL BETWEEN
PHILADELPHIA, ALhXlNDK9A, VASE
Ih6TON ARD GhORGBT0WN
SAILING DAYS
From Pier =, North Wbaryes. Phiiaaei Suis,
SATURDAY, at i9 N 1T
From 50 " alter street Ceorz etoyu, - "a =
ID. o., MONDAY. at 8 D. N
. This line connects 81 PhilsdsipniN with Clyde ?
Regular Semi-~eekly Line OF Steamers for Provi
dence, Boston and New England States Nc wharf
age 10 Boston D. this line.
@ Y. HYDE, agent for ID. OF O
VIM. p. CLYDE CO., PhiladeIphia
Y. A. REED, Alexandria, Va
ID. p. q. MINK, 40 g. evonshire street Boston.
Sfreights delivered by Knox's Il press Order.
leit AZ General once, 500 Pennsylvania avenue, or
70.
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9- BY CONSENT OF PARTIES In INTER
Est, the above sale Is postponed until wEDNES-
DAY, March / , 1876.
49,. WIN, r; H0LTzMAN,l rrn,to..
? II. WARMER, corser TIN and streets.

II Il. WARMER, corner TIN and streets.
TRUSTEES, SALE OF A TWO STORY BRICK
STABLE IN THE ALLEY BETWEEN 9TH
kkSSRRrasIWVxssTTk SHEETS AND G AND sTs''
a By virtue Of a deed of trust, dated J une Is. A.
- ID. 1874, duly recorded in Lioer l53, folio 24l,
Que OF he Land Records for the District OF Coium
and also By virtue Of decree Of the supreme court
Of the Dis riot Of Columbia passed In said court
the 18th day Of December, A. d 1875, in Equity
cause No. 4y565, "A. Doc. IA, wherein Jos. T. K,
Davis ct al. are defsndants We will sell, st public
auction, IN the alley the line Of which the prop
erty borders, on "WEDNESDAY, February 23d,
1916, at O'Clock p; m, all those certain pieces
the city Of W ashioston, D. o., aud known and dis
tinguished as parts of lots numbered sixteen (l6D
and seventeen lH), In square numbered four hun
cred and nifty -four (4dl d. scribed as follows Be
three 1851 feet and eleven I'D inches north Of the
southe asst corner OF lot numbered seventeen ( and
running thence west thirty.seven (Sl feet, thence
north sixteen lsl feet and one a. inch, thence west
OF lot numbered sixteen llC) and TO Q thirty 500
foot alley thence north with said alley and the
line OF lot unbered sir teen seventeen IL feet
81 ieet thence east seventy six y6) feet aud SIX 90
inches 10 the east line Of lot numbered seventeen
I'D and to fifteen ti5) foot alley, theno. south
with the line Of said LOT aud alley thirty ss feet
and ID inch to the place of beginning, together
with the improvements, &C.
Terms: The amount seeured by said deed OF trust
xpenses o! sale in cash, and the balance ss six
Of fale with interest six 40 per cent. deposit
Of 30 will be required Of the purchaser at time Of
rale All convey ancing at the Of purchss
Terms to be complied with in sevea days, the de-
s", oaasSLEs 7. pAyIs, }ru,,e...
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II II. wABNER, Corner 7th and streets.

STORY AND BAsEMENr HOUSE, Brown
STONE FRONT, No. 314 STREET NORTH
- By virtue Of a certain deed OF trust, bearing
- date December 5, 1874, aud Gully recorded in
Liber 16S folio 49 ct ons OF the land records Of
quest Of the party thereby secured will sell, at
public auction. in front OF the premises on THURS
DAY, the l7th day of February, A. ID. 1876, at S
O'Clock all thai certain piece parcel of land
lying situate and being in the city of Washington,
in said District. and kno~p and described upon the
ground plat or plan thereof the west one nsf of
lot thirty three 81 in alton number 10 y
together with the improveme thereon, ceesistng
OF three story aud basement brown DE front
house and commodious stable. all in .mplete order
three equal UstalmeDts at six, twelve and eighteen
months, with interest at ten per cent. per annum
until paid payable semi annually, to be secured by
deed Qf trust the premises sold $50 will be re-
Qulred OF the puTchast r at the time Of sale. All
conveysnciDg az purchasers cost. If the terms Of
the day OF sale the the right to re-
sell the property at the risk and cost of the de-
fauitins pa. chaser: after i've DAYS Advertisement
ANDREW b. BUYALL, Trustee.
~THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED until
pace AN%RsW 'S Ian Trh hSgs and
febls eo&ds IRepl J. T. COLDwELL, Salesman.
IT S. MARSHAL SALE OF WASHINGTON
-. MARKET COMPANY STOCK.
In virtue of writ of er facias, issued ont Of the
Columbia, and to me directed, will sell at public
sale for cash In front Of the Court House door Of
said District, on TUESDAY, the 29th day of Feb
sDd chattels, viz: Certificate of Fifty Shares of
Market Company, No; 3I5, and standing in the
the property of James Il. Moody, and will be sold
to satisfy execution No. l3C69, Francis H. Morgan
ALEX. SHARP. Q. s. Marshal. DO.
February Is, lS76. febiS dtds
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~ MONY, and the Cultivation Of tine Volce. Ad
dress g Mrs. RBIOHnHBA0H6 Piano Forte, No.
l0S 18th azoot noIthuoo. 6Aol<-lys
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FROST, The Petersham murderer, who il
under sentence OF death, protests against
nrstfamilies OF Massachusetts. being allowed
10 pray so loudly as 20 disturb his slumbar
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-02-21

I Avctfosls aaa Co,1 mission Merchant.
star Buildings, nornsr Pa. ave. aud 18th street.
COZ LECiI0S or krROPEsN AEn AaKRI
On Tfns 2lS RAN Mugs ,N&s IT Agor!3Na
iNs G mmencirs a. o'ei-lb a mT suction rooms,
! thsl, seII 'tEy slsyer ll,cron q Americ4 an
sly COCO works Of shoaIi not faii to attend q.
p cted. Ifeb2i AZ rGos boWLI Wing Aget tx
TRUSTEES shLk s 81 FA Al LtgGflef NEAL Is
sJtttaIs 81 T tsst ASP at6TiSS sfEEkTs
- ~ virtue OF a deed OF trust, bearing date the
LSer No ss 5o s q ssd land sSoT Tscara !.
81 snd By 0Sqns 81 " ss pro. o.
thereby srSSrea we will offer for sale q nc
18Th day u Februsry, is7s st a ssloct the
e hs' Of 15sss or parcel Sf land :use h
senare numbered 1--WE hundred and Dipet; sers .,
and seventy thousand six hundred
Ths terms Of sale are follows, to wit: Fourteen
hundred and nifty four dollars aud forty seven
with me costs and 'sGp
and the o,sI &C. for which the notes of the
and BY deed OF On the po
Dosit Of two hundred dollars viii be required at the
tune OF sale All onyeys1cing at the cost OF the
Th n At ten the da ,s Ss e. Isa .
hb,a JAMES fhDs N DL LAITS a rto',sS'
81 The ABOVE SALE Is POSTPONED TO
THURSDAY February gath, at same hour and
feb2l-d JAMES LATT.- Trustees
RY b. Ii. wABNEB, corner 9Th and streets.
srurING LOT FOB SALE ON THE EAST
SIRE Eff Of 2 y vs STREET, BETWEEN AND
~ Twill sell at put lie aucti n, to the highest
4 bidder, on FRITAi, feHrgsry a5tb, 1870, at
76 having front of IA feet BY depth Of IS feet 70
vita per cent interest $50 down day Of sale. All
fsS,t at
II II. WARNER, corner 9TH and streets.
SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING LOT ON
hs6 sTSEsTs u sdRTa SWfhhsT h MET
A1ElT OPPOSITE THK RESIDENCE OF
bidder, OF MONDAY February y 2sth iSs6' At
R Is' dspsS Of m fsS
mHnIhs, with per cent. interest Title perfect.
at the cost &
LOGUE SALE
OIL PAINTINGS
AT AUCTION.
On TUESDAY, February 90 com menci1g at IL
oelock m, shell offer for sale at public auction
the Oil PaiL tiDgs of the
STENERsEN COLLECTION
which remain unsold, being tie following. Nos
7,8 9, TO- II H. Is, IA, To- Is, q, Is. a. 2s 3D. 81
81, 81 ana 81, on the aiOgue of said collection
nov on exhibition on the first fl Dor of tue tLe
thu United States Patent office
Among the collection are paintings by the follow
lus wen known american and foreign ar It's. Bier
stsdt, Irving, gilbert, Munger, Dupre, Wshlberg,
DSIonshe, feTbUekhoyen, Ziem, Couturier ana
Others
shall also offer tire magnificent life size marble
statue, = ii Pudure," (M0desty,D executed by Cor.
be liDi, az Milan. Italy
COnnoisseur- aud hers interested in the fine arts
should not fail to examine this collection and attend
the sale
Terms cash
LOUIS BAGGER, Attorney and Executor
By DUNCANSHN BROS, AuLtiOneers.
4. ID. CLEARLY, Salesman. fab7l-7t
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In TIE sUPRIME OOUBTOF TIE DIsrRIC
ii OF COLUMBIA

OF COLUMBIA.
SpeesaI TS1, PROBATE Jrisd,ftos, Jas. 2sts, lMs.
In the matter Of the estate Of kOSA SMITH !:
Application for letters OF standardization on the
estate Rosa Smith, OF the District Of Columbia,
has this day been made By Julia Miller. All per-
sons Interested hereby notified 20 appear In this
court on -, the 18th day Of February next,
fuisration on the Of said deceased should
lot issue as prayed. Preceded, copy Of this order
Eyening Star previous 10 the said day. Test:
Iansl M ST A. WEBsTER, Register Of wis.
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y. Il. BOYD. Jr.. GsnI Pas.'r AGENT. 0r @.s as
a LKXABDRIA AND WASHINGTON B.R.
90

IL
ALEAAhD d. AND fREDEBIChSBUR9 b B.,
C6sHs- Ct b ant SILfh S;TssfS.
Local trains leave for Alexandria so follows o, =,
So 10, Al . IL; 1, 3, $40, 3, o, .. n >
= M and Aad p. N. daily, all other trsIns Tally
sxcert suEGsy.
Local trains leave Alexandria follows ct, o,
., 10, ii g. IL 1, 3, 4, 3, D and p N. The o,
ana 10 o. m. and p u. from Alexandria daily; All
ether trains caily except So ndSy.
Richmond Day Hail leaves W sskington ut $40
o N daily.
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, wis Richmoud,
leaves Washington 3. pm. daily eKcept,s unday
Through t1ekess 70 all points South and SOuthve est
Tor sale at Orces corner 18th street and Pennsylya
mis- avenue, and oth street and Pennsylvania
avenue, where passengers can leave orders for bag
thro1Gh 20 Destination. ID. N. BOYD, Jr.,
General Passenger Agent.
GEO. Q. WILKINS, General suIt.,
hnfu Baltimore, Nd.
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BANKERS.

NO EY
Is made faster and easlg in stock speculation
In Wall street than in any other legitimate way
The Banking House Of Messrs. Alex. FrCthin CHAM
& Co, IL Vail street have paid to their customers
during the last thirty days 80 600 They have
500 custo niers reside in different parts of
the world Their 20 pusTity arises from dealing with
their customers honestly; They invest sums rang
ing from Ten Dollars 10 95O.U10, and give strict
per sonal attention small estments as to large
They also send Weekly Report free to those de-
string to speculate Send for 1t. PtHSbWg Com
UIsrcIdt, Jan IA, 1S76.
address ALEX. FR9THINGHAM & CO.,
febl eotr Bankers and Brokers, IL Wall ST., N. Y.
GSA TO $1,000 invested In Stock Privilege
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