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s., S 2, Ave cents drink for whisky

R-Seventy- I'VE cents a drink for whisky
In The Black Hills. Go west, young man!
SA little six-year-old daughter OF q
Methodist minister committed q fault and
denied IL. Her mother, learning she was
guilty, asked her why she told an untruth.
when she replied with great sang froid: 81
should not IL believed as you and father do;
I am a UniverSalist 2"
~Col. Henry Gildersleeve, the famous
rifiemaD, has already become a terror 10
evil-doers In his new position OF judge OF the
court OF general sessions. He sends up
guilty men for terms Of eighteen years out OF
a possible twenty. II is enoCgh TO bring
tears TO q bulls eye.
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DALfIHORKk POTOMAC RAILROAD,
ID DIPoI CORNER 6rH AND STREETS NV.
After January ID, 1876, trains will run q follows:
TRAINS LEAyE FOR BALTIMORE.
daily except Sunday for the North.
T:k0 an, Express for Baltimore, daily.
S:ss an. Li@itsd IIIss.: Tor New York, daily
TAGS am, fan Line Test and North. daily except
1850 Pm, iIprss for Philadelphia. and Ne.
rSrk, 1870 md Norfolk via Baltimore daily
sac pm, Acconmodaiion, daily except SUNDAY.
4:2O . m, Accommodation for Pope's Greek, dai,
.:ss ,.n., f ieS Phi iss sSi., daily.
J4o pm, Cincinnati Express, daily for the West
daily except Saturday for the North
'''o m;, Mixed tram to Bowie, daily, excep
' FINS .ssRl af w IF s,shs HgsEs
s:4o s.m., AooopmodaIion, daily except Sunday
$50 m, Fast Line, daily,
10 sm m, B hSsS@%sd:, sS daily:
Gss N, Limited 4, press from New York, dan,
$50 > m, Washington Mail, daily, s1osp. Sun
500 m, daily from Baltimore and the West.
Trains leaving Washington ~ 7:s0 Q. and 40
On. asiiX except sunday, connect st Bowie with
m connect 81 Odenton with trains for Anna polis.
Passengers leaving their orders Ticket Ofdoe,
a0rtnsesi corner OF Lssn street ana Pepnsyiysnis
hia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at botes and residences % all points North
s1s ihdisnspoiis To1iszs, ST. Ioni.. New S91 on
isens, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and an
prints Ess,. West, NORTH and south.
Sho. y. WILKINS suReristsndent,
ID. n. BOYD, Jr., Gent Pass'r Agent msyT.tf
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneor.

% By virtue Of two deeds of trust dated respec.
@tXei{ December Sd. A. d. 1874, and recorded in
-: se1So: ~. folio Is5, ct seq, and liber No.
nz46, ct seq, Of the land records for the Dis
" 0Uolunbia, and st the request and by the di.
rection OF the party thereby secured, will SELL at
public auction, In front Of the premises, on TUES.
DAY, February LIST, A. d. 1916, at O'Clock p. m
the following described real estate situated In the
city OF washington, D: o., to wit: All of lot num-
bered nifty -four, In Edward Clarks subdivision of
original lot numbered sixteen, i'll square numbered
x hundred and sixteen, the same Is described In
the ONCE Of the Surveyor in said city, In book w
T., page Is. Also, part Of lot numbered fifty three,
In said square numbered six hundred aud sixteen Of
the same subdivision, the said part of lot numbered
nifty. three being Immediately next aad adjoining
lot No u, In said SQUARE on the west, and having
front OF one foot on north p street and extending
back with that width the whole depth Of said lot
nifty three to an alley.
Termr: One third cash, balance in SIX, twelve,
and eighteen months, with interest ct the rate of
per cent. per anpum, secured BY deed Of trust on
the property seld or all cash a. the option of the
purchaser at time Of sale. All conveyance at pur.
chasers cost. III terms OF rale are not com piled
with in seven days the trustees the right to
rese the properly at the risk and cost of the de.
faulting purchaser, after five days advertisement.
Jas; HgLLERTON, (rru,tees.
DENNIS C0HHELL,S Afu''ooS'
jan4-eo&ds THOS. BOWLING, Auctionser.
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THE MANGLKD BODY of a bow was found
by party OF hunters in the woods near
Wesson, Miss, life being barely extinct.
The hunters supposed that the murderer
would return to hide the corpse, and they hid
near by. A negro soon came, and, when &C
cused, confessed that he had shot the boys
dog, and then killed the boy for fear that the
death OF the dog might get him into trouble.
The hunters decided unanimously by ballot
that he ought to die, and at once hanged
him to q tree.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

How ONE NORTH CAROLINA EDITOR
CoNGRATULATEs ANoTHER.-Mallard, of
the Statesville Landmark, has at length
found his long sought duck, and is happy as
a buck. We wish him lots of luck; may he
nevermore get stuck in misfortune's mire
and muck, but have abundant pluck and
worldly gear and truck to run him filled I'D
chuck, till by deaths dart he's struck and up
To heaven tstuck. y Rnbefnh Sentinel
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THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.

TRUSTEES SALE AT AUCTION OF AN ELE-
CANT DWELLING IN MOST DESIRABLE
PART OF THE CITY, ON I STREET, BE-
TWEEN VERMONT AVENUE AND 10TH
STREET NORTHWEST.
. By virtue Of Q deed Of trust to rs, dated Octo-
81 Der "A, ls72, and recorded in Liber No $50, folio
6 Of the land records Of the District Of Column
1876, at clock p m, in front of the premises, sell
public auction, lot numbered q, Of J. G. Berret 9
subdivision VI original lot No s. r square 49, said
subdivision icing recorded In Liber II. D. O., folio
a. in the Office OF the surveyor of the District OF
Columbia. This lot fronts on 1 street north, and
northwest) with basement attic and back building,
and has excellent furnace and range.
Terms: a. 600 in cash, and balance In two equal
payments at twelve and twenty four months, for
which the notes Of the purchaser, bearing interest
ct the rate of seven per cent. per aanum from the
day of SALE secured BY deed Of trust on the prop
required Of the PURCHASER at the time OF sale, and
all conveyancing Is at the expense OF the purchaser
II the terms of sale are not com4lied with within
week from the day Of SALE the Trustees reserve
the right to resell the property h the risk and cost
OF the purchaser, upon giving seven days
JOIN r. oLMsIkAp, Trustees.
decDmt.&e0 THOS. BOWLING, Auct-
N-THE ABOVE SALE Is POSTP )NED to
TUESDAY, January 18th, lS76, ct same hour and
place. BY order Of the Trustees
jams eotds TH0S. BOWLING, Arct.
NJ THE ABOVE SALE Is FURTHER POST
POhED to TUESDAY, January 2ath. 1916, q same
hour and place. By order OF the Trustees
Janis eotds Rsp.l THOe. DOWNING sAuct.
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NKw YORK AND WARRINGTON
~ THROUGH LINE

NKW YORK AND wAsHINGI0H
TO BALTIMORE, PHILADELPH1A,
NEW YORK, BOSTON,
ALI POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
.o STA TES,
NEW YORK
The equipment on this line is new and Of the most
elegant and improved finish.
TRAIH LkAVING AT GAS A. M Is PULL
MAN PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSIVELY.
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPIN6 CABS ON
NIGHT TRAINS
On And after January "a, lS6, trains By this
line viii leave depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Rsilrosd, corner Of 9Th and streets, as follows:
s:23 Am. Limited Express-Puilmsn Oar Train
Ter Philadelphia, New York and points East
1880 NJ E1pfss. S Tor PRiladsIphl. and New York
daily, except sunday;
s:IOpm. Express for Philsdelphia, Nsw York
PULLMAN PHRLOR OARS on all Day Trains
PULLMAH PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
tickets and information can be procured Of the Of.
Basasse called Tor and checked ss hotels and prf-
yste residences orders left ct the o1oes Of the
com pany, northeast 18th street and Pennsyl
vania avenue, and on northeast corner Of Pennsyl-
yania avenue and 9Th street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, corner sth and streets:
General Passenger Agent, Philadelphia, Pa.
GEORGE O. WILKES,
feol Superintendent, Baltimore, Nd.
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AS GREAT PART of the uneaSiness ct
matrimony arises from mere trifies, il wo3ld
be wise In every young married man to enter
into an agreement with his wife that in all
disputes of this kind the party who waS
most convinced they were right SHOULD al
ways surrender the victory. By wfie 4
means both would be the more forward n
give up the cause Ffel0lin0.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

A HEATED DISCUSSION on questions per-
tanning to Catholicism took place In the
New Jersey Legislature day before yester-
day. The republicans sustained the Anti
Catholic side, and the democrats the Catho-
lie eide, by a strict party vote. This is an
other indication of the vitality and latent
heat in the issue raised by the Dies MONIES
speech and the annual message OF President
Grant.-M y Sun Dist.
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CHANCERY SALE,

BY virtue Of . decree Of the supreme Court
cause No. asls, Lam.ond e q; y. hammond
s g. Of J,saaiy. On s, ps1sDo osioes the iss.
10 front Of The prsnkss, Ons. for ale q bubble
Sn corner s ~ e n S
street soath. freatang III test iscAss O sAld
amp containing $50 square feet Of ground This
property is n the sauare inns!,stsly sossh Of
0ffcs, and Ia unimproved.
Terms: Oas-fourth cash; residue in three eQuAl
fnssrest, secured by reserved lien The properly
Deed given on full payments q the pufehs monsy.
go vtn be required - so9n = solo
DuNcAMoN BROS. R101NALD FBNDA LLs
ianAd IRsp.l 0mos 10. sss * street NV.
~ THE ABOvy SALE Is POSTPONED
until TUESDAY, 2sth of January, lN6, same
isnaQ1 REGINALD FsNpALL, frustss.
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THERE IS NO SUBJECT at present which
excites more interest than Information in
prehistoric races OF the world; any hint,
however slight, being eagerly seized upon TO
assist In increasing our knowledge in this
direction. The peculiarities OF the skeletons
are, OF course, well known from the remains
extant, the bones resisting the ordinary
agencies of destruction. So with the greater
portion OF the implements and utensils used
by these people, whether of wood, bone, stone
or metal. The case is quite different, how
ever, In so far as human lineaments are con-
cerned; the instances OF corpses preserved,
with the flesh and the skin in better or
worse state, being very rare; but when occa-
stoDally these are found, clothed, In excep-
tionalIy secure rc sting places, the record OF
their discovery is eagerly scanned.
Quite lately, in excavating a tumulus of
the bronze period in Jutland, Denmark,
three oaken collins were met with. In one
was found skeleton OF a woman clothed in
wooden chemise with long skirt. Around
the loins was a girdle, and the whole body
was enveloped In wooden cloak. Upon
the head was a iliet OF hair, with a bronze
diadem; the arm was ornamented with
bracelets, and a band was around the neck,
all OF bronze. In the middle of the coffiu was
a beautiful clay vase, and a bronze dagger
with horn handle.
The skeleton of a young man was found in
another coffin covered with cloak fastened
together with pin. BY the side was the
scabbard OF long sword, In which was In
serted small bronze dagger. A box made
of bark was near the head. The third coffin
contained the skeleton of an adult female
covered with cloak. Around the loins was
fastened a short skirt of woollen tissue, with
a cincture formed with twisted woollen
threads, and on the head was q woollen
hood.
In the same tumulus was a large square
cavity Enclosed by numerous stones, in
which were several swords and daggers in
bronze, and a double bronze button covered
with gold. Under the sod which covered this
tumulus was found a pile of small stones, q
knife, and var1OrlS other articles.
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MARRIED.

CARTER-BBYAN. On the 10Th instant by the
Bey. John Deshitlds, JOHN ". CARrkR O. Miss
FANNIE ID. BkHAN, both % w ashingtOn. ID. o.
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1
Ala Seventh street northwest.
TRgsTEks, SALE OF Valuable IMPROVED
Bsidk nousk On Aso wnsr s1p TS 81
Ton I SIS SCI Gk BBkkdGwEEE GAY and DuSBAR-
- ISIS recorded in Liber MS folio 4s9 Of the land
apd 81 direction Of the holder Of the nose secured
Hss.Hbo. we vii sell at public auction, on WEB
O'clock p m, ali that piece parcel Of ground in
Gsorgetown, d q; bssinnips for the same q :
perth from the Eor,hwe.t corner 81 Wsshinston and
sy ;Rs no49 I
p sa1d WssbnstSn :ed then ;euth along the
together with the use and privilege Of the said -
s1s; AIS s's # s
ana Ss. des the . tine day Of
By notes be.I0s and deed of on
the RrOgeI,y ss down she1 the property I.
ar. With IN days %s 's ssIe
the the will BE at s1S cost
purchasers cost;
FF:f: B4RsEiiLLE. Trustees.
ianlo-tds BOWMAN & aBEEN, Aucts.
above sale is postponed until sAIUKDAY. Jan
r jsnaftsd M c. LurTss sIs,m.n
- ELIGIBLE LOT in TODD BROWNS
3f9RsaEE AZ 3tGF1ASsA Ifni fhAbS os
THE COKNER OF SEVENTH STREET
u Road AND MT. PLEASANT STREET.
BY virtue OF certain deed of trust, bearing date
h. No II, at folio ISL Of the land records of hing.
county, ia the District Of OoiUmsis, and ~ the
written REQUEST OF the party secured, will sell,
ct PUBLIC auctions ir front Of the premises. SAT-
UkDAY, the 22d day of January, A u. 1876, at
O'Clock p m, The following dercribed piece or parcel
Lot numbered twenty. eight 1881 in block mum.
bered ten (l0) Of Todd & Brown e SUBJ division OF
part OF g, tract called Pleasant Plains and Mt
Terms: $500 in cash; and the balance. for which
the notes Of the purchaser bearing Interest at the
rate Of eight per oentnm per sunum and payable in
deposit tss s rsauI r of be the taken
chaser at the time OF sale. All conveY ancing
at the cost of the purchaser If the terms of sale
are not Complied with in seven says from the day
property ct cost and risk Of The defsuing pur-
chaser. JAMES N. LATTA, Trustee.
lanIzots THOS. BOWLING. Auct
O CHANCERY SALE.
BY virtue OF decree Of the Supreme court Of
the day e Sf jana Mo-
ssy la6, at O'Clock m in front of the premises,
Gs5 ,fr rOnt Of H. IN ne west feet IL
ming back with that width 100 feet inches to pub
lie alley rs feet wide; together with the i'm prove
ments, consisting OF three story and basement
building, containing fourteen rooms wa er and gas
Terms: One third cash; residue in two equal pay
mens at one and two years with per cent interest,"
the property Deed given on the full pay msnt of
deposit Of s,sS viii Be required as soon Is
DUNcANsoN BRos:, REGINALD FENDALL,
Aucts. Trustee,
JAM dads Office 325 ~ street n. W.
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A QUICK TRIP AROUND THE WORLD
one British steamship has already gone out
from England to take her place in the regu-
lar line between San Francisco and Aus
tralia, and another will leave for the same
destination at an early day. These steamers
In magnificent style. There are to be three
English and three American steamers in
this line, which receives a subsidy of $4,000
Zealand, and the New York World saws it Is
expected that when they are are all put on
their stations M. Jules Nerne's feat of cir
Communicating the globe In eighty days will
be easily beaten. The calculation is tina {
Liverpool to New York will occupy eight
days, New York to San Francisco six days
San Francisco to Hong Kong twenty-one
Gays, and thence to London thirty-six days,
making In all seventy-siX DAYS
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- II. WARNlR,

X ID. WARNkR.
TRUsTEEs, SALE OF IMPROVED AND UN.
lMPhOyED PROPERTY ON THE SOUTH
AND on raj so sthEs N G6RssRr 81
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated Apri slst,
one OF the land records for the District Of Columbia
se.: respectively, on WEDE isDAY January 18Th,
the city Of Washington, District Of Columbis, to
At 3x O'Clock p. m, the north twenty five rs, feet
Of Lot numbered six (6J, in square numbered three
hundred and forty three (sS3l, beginning for the
ed three hundred and forty three Csis and running
snnd5sa thence south sssn.1 93ss
2) feet; thence east hundred 100) feet parallel
thence north With the west line Of street VEST
= sns ff Lot: two
90 and three 49, In Davidson recorded subdivision
a5a ON the south side Of New YORK sn avenue be-
tween 18th and 18th northwest said lot three
90 being improved by three story and attic Brick
Terms: One-third Of the purchase money in cash,
Of the pureSsssr dspS:is d ssso VIII Be- S
on the New York avenue lots at time Of sale. All
a6ci at cost Of purchaser purchasers. If
days from day Of sale, the Trustees reserve the
right to resell the property at the risk and cost OF
the defsuliing purchaser or purchasers after five
s sESJasIEs Z: s syTbER, Trustees.
TIE sA5s u
ua5y goth, $50, same hour and place.
D' Ofu'i VI '"' j. 7. 1CoLDwELL. Salesman.
janD-eots Rep .25th626th
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STRIKE OF CRIsPINs.-The men II, the
employ of Hartman d Bendisby, vs. rran
street, New York, struck yesterday "a con
sequence OF the refusal of the firna dis
charge three foremen not belonging 10 the
Crispin society. w eoo
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CU n A X ID LIN 4

A X ID l. NE.
NOTICE.
Wito the view OF diminishing the chances of COL
nsion, the Steamers of this Line take q specified
course Tor ell seasons OF the year.
Or the outward passage from Ga eenstown to New
York or Boston, crossing Meridian of 90 at q lat, or
nothing to the north Of a.
On the homeward passage, crossing the Meridian
OF 50 81 a hat, or nothing 20 the north OF a.
THE BRITISH AND NORTH AMERICAN
ROYAL MAIL STEAMSHIPS,
BETWEEN NEW YORK AND LIVER
Pool, CALLING AT CORK RARBOR.
Cd. jan y O w Wed Feb q
sRusss...... Wed. Jan. ae Russia. wed :, March /
Chips Wed, FEB. 1China: We'd, arch s
Ably ssinis--Wed Feb. rs Abys sinia WED. nj AR 70
n ASd , every fOllIyTins "WEDNESDAY and sATUB.
s.sams m mar marked do no. carry Storage p.s.sn
gers.
BATES OF PAssAes.-Cabtn, SU, 500 and SlSo,
gold, according to ccommodation Tickets Paris,
terms.
Storage tickets to and from all parts Of Europe q,
very low rates. Through bills Of lsding given for
Belfast, Glasgow, Havre, Antwerp and other ports
on the Continent, and for Mediterranean ports For
freight and passage apply at the Com panys Office,
No Bowling Green or both steer age and cabin,
tanG ~ CHAe. g. FEANOKLYN, Agent
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GRANT AND LEE AT APPoMATTox-Gen
eral george I'll. Sharpe, during the war a
lecture in New York, on Thursday evening.
ON The Last Hours of the Southern Con-
1ederacy." He described the surrender of
Gen. Lee, and of the interview of Generals
Grant and Lee in the parIor of small brown
mouse In the village of Appomattox. The
lecturer, who was at the interview, said that
Uraht SAT In rocking-c chair, not appearing
10 the best advantage, as he was without his
sword, and his coat was buttoned up so ca re-
lessly that buttons and buttonholes were in
the wrong places. Lee sat proud and ma
yestlc, dressed in new uniform that he pro-
oaDly then wore for the first time, every par
tlcIe OF his dress neat and soldier-like, down
10 the well-pOlished spurs. Grant apologfzed
without bis sword. Lee bore himself with
composure, and betrayed his agitation only
when the roar of 400 guns proclaimed the
victory OF the Union. Then Gen. Lee glanced
reproachfully toward Grant, as though TO
say, "You might have spared me this"
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FACTS THAT SHOULD BE UNDERSTOoD.-
The manager Df a newspaper is entitled 10
his Judgment as TO what enterprises are real
ly charitable and Judicious. He is entitled 70
regard the o olumns of reading matter under
his control as valuable for the Information
OF the publ ic, and, so Tar as he can make
them SO, 3 acred from intrusion, even under
pretenee of pure benevolence. He has large
expense ), and has a right to look on his ad-
vertislr z columns as sources OF revenue not
20 be q dated at the suggestion that il is done
In the name of charity and good will 10 man
kind And the manager of newspaper has
q riy MT to regard himself as engaged In a
Leg innate private business. He Is not ne
aes sarily public character, and is as clear
~ entitled TO his privacy, and the exclusive
y Jnduct of his own business, as the keeper OF
"a grocery or drug store. II he is prosperous
IL is reasonable to expect him TO be charita-
BILE; but he must claim the privilege OF dis
| eliminating in his charities as other persons
| do and of doing his share of the work OF
| good will to men in his way. BE will proba-
bly, prefer to pay his subscriptions In aid Of
charitable enterprises In cash, and TO demand
for the advertising that is done for these en-
| terprises the regular rates, and, IL he under
stands editing his newspaper, he Will resist
the tendency TO ruin his local department
| with the stupid notices that belong among
| advertisements. 1t may be well to say that
we mean these observations especially for a
number OF worthy people In this city, who
| have misunderstood, as we think, the rela-
tons OF newspaper TO society.-[N y Com
| naeTcidL.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-01-22

THE POLICY OF SILENCE IN ANOTHER
SCANDAL.-Henry w. Lawson, who shot at
Thomas y. Powell, postmaster, influential
church member, and resident of Springfield,
l.. l., because of Powell's alleged intimacy
with one of Lawson's relatives, was ar
raigned before Justice Bennett yesterday on
charge OF assault with intent TO kill. Mr..
Powell, however, withdrew the accusation
on Lawson's giving bonds not TO shoot again.
In Y Sttyt, 2lsf.
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nITo extinguish kerosene flames, ding q
cloth over them, or If the flour barrel is
handler, throw on flour, which absorbs the
fluid, kills the fls mes, and can be readily
cleared up afterwaid.
ga Detroit editor says: People seem to
forget that 1t was Fanny Ellsler who gave
the money for the top stone OF the Bunker
Hill monument. Perhaps the limb artistes
will yet have 10 finish the Washington mon
ument.
~The London gossips try to make IL APP
pear that the Princess Beatrice, IL she has
her way, will marry q tradesman, In order
to avoid the carking cares which her sists'
the Princess Louise, and the Marquis o
Lorne have sustained.
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II
CHANGE OF TIME. JASUAaI and, 1876.
an: LEAVE MASHlNGTON.
s:00-Baitimore and Way Stations
7:0O-Bsittmore, Annapolis and Way Stations
7.30-BALTIMORE ExPRE-s
s:O0-NEw YORK AND BOsTON EXPRESS
e4S-ClIcinEat1, st. Louis and Pittsburg Ex-
press Dinner at Cumberland Md
e:30-ealtimore and Way Stations. on Sunday
sso-Psiry, ., p ks st9pPins a. Relay only.
Experimentation EXPRESS No stops
I2:13-ssltinore, Way Stations and ElIicott City.
Pullman Parlor Cars.
S.30-Bstimorer Frederick, Baaerstown and
I2srrsdsriss, Poins of k aan st' aasersvn
Stations. via mstropo oH Branch ="
t:<s-Bsltimore, Annapolis and way Stations.
s;3O-EHIcA6o fLsT rIPRzss. Hagerstovn.
6:00-BAL1INORE ExPREss.
c-OO-St. Louis, Cincinnati, Pittsburg Fast Ex-
press Chicago, Columbus, Ssndusky and
al way Stations on Ohio and Chicago
s:25-HEw YOEk NrsHr EXPRESS. Sleeping cars
to New York.
s:3s-BsLtimore and principal Way Stations:
500, s;25, and S:3s D. m. daily. An other
tTsinsdaily except Sunday.
Lsartss CnnldsH Stat,on for Wastisstos.
500, $50. :: IS. SIS, io:iop m m. daily. sio
$50, S.2O 1880 q m, SIS, $50, 9:Is
r. N, daily, except Sunday.
nspolis, stanton or Valley Branch, nor for New
York and PhiIsdelphia st 500 am. and so I'm.
Tor further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
taken for baggage 70 De and received at any
point in the city. TH0s. h. sHARP,
l.. n. COLE. General Ticket Agent.
GEO. s. kOOSTZ. General Agent. noyi-n