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Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
Pipers Opera House Company.

This we'll and favorably known Dra-
matte Company arrived here last
evening, and tonight will make their
first appearance before our citizens at
the Merced Theatre in Augustus Da-
leys' very popular play of Under the
Gaslight." This piece has not been
presented here for long time and is
intensely interesting from first to last
The situations are, many of them,
blood curdling," so to speak, and
we have no doubt the Company will
be greeted tonight by an overfowing
house. In fact, they ought to be, for
it is no trifiing matter to undertake
such venture as the transporting of
such troupe eight hundred miles, and
nothing but very liberal patronage
will reimburse the manager for his
great outlay. The list of members of
the troupe compose some we'll known
names including Mr.. ]. b. Ashton,
Miss Ella +. Badger, Little Dorritt,
the wonderful child-actress, and some
other twelve leading members of the
profession. Tickets with reserved seats
can be obtained at levin & Co.'S book
store to-day till the doors open to-
night, without extra charge, and it
would be better to secure them to-day
t0avold the certain rush tonight.
The theatre has been nicely fitted up,
new scenery provided and nothing has
been left undone to make the season
an enjoyable one to all who attend.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18

Yesterday afternoon at o'clock the
residence Of J. II. Lucas was the scene
Of double wedding in which Mr.. Ed
ward Lucas and Miss Sylvia Louise
Bentley and Mr.. G. S. Eaton and Miss
Florence McGinnis were the high con-
tracing parties. DR.. White performed
the ceremony and the happy couples
were heartily congratulated 1t has
never been our good fortune to see
this wholesale mode of committing
matrimony, but we m ust give it our
unqualified d endorsement, by wishing
the young couples every happiness.
We hope on the stormy voyage oflife
they will be enabled always to sail on
the smooth sea of matrim0ny.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18

60 into bankruptcy, the creditors will
receive at least twenty-five per cent.
more than they will if it is closed up
by the assignees. There are undoubt-
edly few interesting chapters in the
history of the bank that have not been
given to the public, and only the bank
ruptcy court will open the sealed
book. The course of the Express is
easily explained. A glance at the re-
port of the assignees will show the
name of that firm among. the "bills
collectable.n for considerable
amount. When we add to this fact
that one of the assignees is q stock
holder in the Express, it will be UNDER
stood why that paper is so anx-
ious to avoid the settlement of the es-
tate, by process that willinvolye the
early collection of all "bills collecta-
ble."
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
FRIDAY,..................FEB. Is, 1876

THE assignees OF TEMPLE & WORK
MAN are about to take step which
will speedily depopulate the business
houses owned by Mr.. TEMPLE. Rents
are to be advanced nearly one-third
above present rates.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18

The Frenchman who was arrested
night before last by officer Hill and
Fonck for selling liquor to an Indian,
was before Mayor Beaudry yesterday
morning and fined. There is more of
the same sort, and little extra vigi-
lance on the part of the Police is re-
quired to catch them. 1t can be done,
however, and we hope and expect
IL will.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
AlfOnsO's Movements.

MADRID, Feb. 18th. Alfonso has
gone to Vittenia to join the army of
the North.
Senor Bauzrueal has been appointed
President of the Senate.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
MARRIED.

LUCAS-BENTLEY-In this city this
afternoon at the residence OF j. Il. Lucas, ESQ.
Mr.. Edward Lucas, OF the firm of Lucas
l;rOthers, Santa Monica, and Miss Sylvia
Louise Bentley, daughter of Mr.. A. p. Bent
leyformerly editor of the Gazette and Argus,
Burlington, Iowa, by the Rev. DIR. White,
Pastor OF t1e First Presbyterian Church of
of this city. Also, at the same time, by the
same, Mr.. q. s. Eaton and Miss Florence
McGinnis, both of Santa Monica.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
Removal.

Messrs. Johannsen & Co. have removed
their large furniture warehouse from Ducom-
NUNS building 10 the building on Main St.,
near First, formerly occupied by L. Roeder.
The public are invited to call ut the new cs-
tablishment and inspect the elegant lot OF
goods on display which comprises everything
in the line of furniture and upholstery, from
a pine table and bedroom suit to an elegantly
carved parlor set. With largely increased
c9nveniences, and many new advantages,
Mcssrs Johannsen & Co hope to keep paco
with fhe growth OF their business and give
their custo omers thc best establishment OF the
kind in the city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
NEW TODAY

THE fnderof the lost bay mare and spring
wagon will be rewarded by Compton
BinfOrd,
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
NOTICE.

SAN FRANCISCO, February lst, 1876.
TNHE order authorizing Elliott & Ward to
i receipt for money for "Puts and Calls"
on. us is hereby rescnded, and we do not
hold ourselves responsible for any contracts
made by them.
THOS. J. THOMPSON & CO.,
$50 Montgomery street,
san Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
NEW TODAY.

A Neatly furnished room, suitable for two
- gentlemen can be had for low rental
by applying at Cor Hill and End streets, left
hama side.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
B . II N

BANNING-To the wife of Gen. Phineas
Banning, February llth, a girl-weight, ten
pounds and three ounces
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18

. ENELOPE THOMPSON, who left Bir-
mington rs or q years ago with n COM
pany of Mormons and came to this country
as the wife ofJoseph Thompson, will find her
brother Thomas by calling at the Mechanics
Restaurant, Commercial street, this city.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18
gos Aaseles 4lwa'l

THE DAILY and WEEKLY HER
AID has more than double the cir
culation Of any other paper published
in Southern California. Business men
recognize it accordingly as the best
advertising medium South of San
Francisco.
Los Angeles daily herald., 1876-02-18

A Splendid Bargain. One OF the best loca-
ted cottages in the city, ready furnished for
sale at u bargain. Liberal terms. Address
G.. this Office.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11
EVENING STAR.
In HelmboId a LuIas,c-

his owS OPINION ABOUT IT.
interview with Helmoold and Judge Curtis.
Dis attorney, In which the latter Claimed
sna' heimoold wss eccentric but not insane,
were started by his brother, who now carries
on the store.
CONCERNING INSANITY.
You don't look very much like lunatfc.
observed The reporter to DE-. Helmboldl
"Ha, ha, ha, 1 guess I don't." was the re-
ply, although you must Dot Judge me by
my looks. haven't had anytniug 10 eat f,,r
two months. Doctors don't know how 10
live. They are afraid OF hurting themselves
by eating. Dry bread and butter for tea IL
not good diet Cow meat for dinner IL not
Strengthening. think q man ought 70 drink
wine with his meals, particularly cnam-
payne. 1t In an aerated beverage and reduces
IL easy OF digestion. IL makes q man feel
clean. A person can't walk mp 5th avenue
feeling neat and tidy (straightening mp
glasses Of champaSne. f usea TO op mix cham so
payne with the bran gave my horses. It Is
The best thing In the world 10 make their
coats shine and make them take high steps.
teu you, my dear sir, that q man with q
DIVERSITY OF ideas cannot be insane. Ii is the
man who has single idea and follows 10
Constantly, thinking Of nothing else until
MS mind Is worn out on the one object of bis
study, who becomes insane. usel 10 spend
slcco cay In advertising. Toe man VINO
sdVertlses In the newspapers always has a
diversity OF ideas. He never can become in
sane"
GOING TO TRY FOR LIBERTY.
Well, Judge Curtis, wost steps do you
propose 70 take about DIR. Helm bold" was
Inc inquiry.
1t is DR.. Helmbold's intention 20 take
legal proceedings 10 establish bis rights
was The reply. albert l.. Helmoold is
making an Immense sum OF money out OF
bis brothers business. / don't propose 20
have him taken out OF this city,"
That makes me feel good, !" interrupted
the Doctor. 81 would rather be killed than
taken back TO that asylum, for they would
"He cannot be taken back TO Philadelphia
by any legal proceedings" continued The
lawyer. I" He is not a fugitive from Justice,
and if he Is arrested as An insane person he
will have TO be tried In New York. The Doc
tor Ii little eccentric, but not at all insane.
No physicians who have ever known him
pronounce him insane. He will begin an
action TO recover his legal rights.n
"Dr. Helmoold, !" said the reporter, ais
there any truth In the stories that you at
tempted TO commit suicide?,
None At all; IL was an invention OF my
brothers. The story that I am In debt TO
John Chamberlin ts also lie. He will tell
you that don't owe him q cent. NY wife is
In sympathy with me, but she is dependent
on my brother for her support, aud cannot
very well act In opposition TO his wishes"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

WHY WE CoUGH.-Au Italian inyestiga-
Tor has been studying the cause of colgns,
and has come TO the conclusion that they are
the result OF the presence OF q parasitic fuu .
gus In the air passage In severe cases the
parasite multiplies and takes possession OF
The lung cells. Quintne is said to possess the
power Of stopping the microscopic fungi, aud
is therefore recommended as q remedy. The
italian doctor has successfully used q pow.
one part; bicarbonate OF soda, one part; gum
arabic, twenty parts. The soda Is intended
TO diss olive the mucus, the gum arabic TO In
bronchial passages. The blowing In OF the
powder should take place during q deep In
spiration Of the patient, so that ft may PEN
citrate the windpipe, the chief seat OF the mi
may be the truth ofthe theory on which it is
founded, has the merit OF simplicity, and
II its application did little good, IL could not
do much harm.
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THOMAS BOWLING, AuCtioneer.
TRUsTEEy sALl OF IMPROVED PROP
66kTf IN eREEH STREET. GEoRGETowH,


BY virtue Of . deed Of trust dated the 18th -
day OF June A. ID. 1875, and recorded in Liber 1..
No. 7el. folio Is, Of the land records Of thu iQ
District OF Columbia, and at the request of tue
party secured thereby, will sell, on nOHDAY,
the / sth day OF September, 1876. 10 trout OF the
premises, at O'Clock ,. m, parts Of Lots numbered
one hundred and eighty seven (ls7D and one hun
dred and eighty nine tlS9J, in BeaIis addition to
georgetown, ID. bounded as follows: Beginning
Tor the same at a poiot on the west side Of Green
STREET He feet south from the corner Of Bridge
street, and run thence ,outh with Green street
twenty fiye (26) feet: thence west parallel with
Bridge street one hundred and tsenty (l2O) feet;
thence north parallel to Green street twenty 25D
feet; thence east in straight line to the place OF
beginning improved By comfortable Two story
BRICK Dwelling House. This property will be sold
subject TO deed Of trust dated June "a, 1875, aud
rec. rded In Liber 7H fcio 395 Of the snd records
OF the district OF Columbia, ecuriRg the sum of
600 and interest from the 2th day OF June, lSI5 al
the rate OF per centum per aunum
Terms OF eate: One thiId cash; Blance In 6, IL
and Is months with interest At per centum secured
by detd OF trust on the property sold All convey
ancirg at IN. cost Of the purch sser a deposit Of
ol0o REQ uired when the property is bid of.
CHARLES NJ. MATHEWS, Trustee.
Bep7-d TRUMAS DOWLIH9, Auct.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

OM1AAA0o aOUo1 AMI OTdER
By virtue % decree Of the Supreme Court -
q the sIiss of GO1Gnpie .s:;sd IN
Vii sell on the d.s = 81
. 4s sSs: =" .. :: esf
and pr. 9: .sss,On q
Il 81 n
ding to the survey map died in said cause,
70 s On n q: ed q :s: o%
nins theme: 3. ::iS ins .sys1ssd roth g dssrss:
Degrees : "sss
:o.ta M Sss.:. .s:i S:s'
aS. ~ So s:lsS.
ssreSss :UnsS & d sSs
SIS no yerches, north 1sx degrees, west Dsrchss
north nSsgrsss, sast = 70 Isrciss % %. bseia'
with the improvements, rights, DrivileSes, ways,
water courses and appurtenances.
ns I Ss,S1sr = y large dSsllins and
m.nuf.cturing purposes, or Tor . butohsrs sstsb-
Terms osssls: One third Of purchase money cash,
and d the Se,snos thsssof II dx. Twelve, efghtesn
lSre6ssse sr DSrosss.ss icsorSsd 70 &c :sssisc
% &. ~. se' 9:
S::ss::: Y. ;:::s :S !: "a e;
s.: III 30; -: u
.,s..sts &c I''';fiH iSsri;6 VI e A.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-09-11

THE DANGER OF LAMPBLACK-Withi
Two years there have been three shoe shops
lost In Massachusetts, so the records state,
nom lampblack. A hand damp with per-
spiration, drop OF water, q bit OF grease, or
sprinkle OF oil will create the combustion
which will start lampblack aglow like char
coal, and SO ignite the package; aud hence
the blaze. In lampblack factories, while
great precaution is taken to prevent fires, q
dampness upon the inside OF q window pane,
and the flying particles ofdust lighting upon
this creates the spark, which, oommunicat-
Ing TO the pile, sends glow Of IRE with won
derful rapidity through the galleries OF the
shop. In cleaning mp the smoke galleries IL
the linen let drop Of perspiration fall into
pile they instantly scoop up the black In and
houee.-lR Boston Commercial Rtllefin.
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
sEPrEMBIB IN, 1875.

oHrfhhbhb ID, 1875.
An LEAvl MAsHIsGroE.
ss S' an. and %:y ss.sSD:
ma,n s ~ hscks and inter stations.
11o-BaItin,ore and Alexandria Junction.
eIo-nsv fors, Pnilsdelphis AID Boston Ex-
5; boat Ii. Ese 6,. daily Ss
Ts.; Pullman Ps.lOr Oars. sunday, : ops at
ss2o-POisl q soeIs aud Wsy STATIONS.
ss00-SSssi.timore ana Way STATIONS.
Oakland. grederici, HseerstoWn. and valley
sss~N;~ iofs Li% I'd R esl Baltimore aud
ID - fhilad.lphia. SUNDAY TO Bsitimore only.
I2ls.Bslimore, Way Stations. Ellioott City s"d
l:SO-Nev II rk, Phil~aeIphia ard Norfolk Ex.
nress. On sunday, all way Stations aad Bal
3:3o-Bsltimors and Way Stations.
4so s,r r,s and LspIei C, press. Ellieott
4:ss.Frto.riei and Point II Reu Is' Metz.
polftan b aoch
sis- eDosi and Goui.ei E ESp Sss.0f sr.
esf ,esturdsy daily 10 Berse,ey. Der Park,
I'm train on sstr rdsy. Hasers.osn aud
wlpsb s.i.r. Sleeping cars to OIncinnsti and
S:4s-BsIrimore and Way Stations. CONNECTS
far hno.poli.. n sundsy
1:ee-Pbiladelp nis and Baltimore Express.
JSs-b.iti ore ard Way Stations
1;S?.Pittsburs, Chicago, Columbus and San
s:se-M rim. burg, Way Stations on netropOli-
s:e07bal,imore, Blsdensburs, Belts lille, Lau-
1o:oo-hev York sud Phil,deI sbia Night Ex.
sress SLEEPING Cars to New York.
l0;O3-BsitiDore asd principsI Way stations
lo:4O-m artinsburg and Way Stationf, Metropof-
tan Branch.
11:4a-St. Louis Express Chicago Columbus,
ssndosky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park and
Oakland. Slsepers.
1:lo. s:Io. $40. 9:3s o. m: :40. 5:4s. 5:45,
100 5:03, 1888, $40, 800, 1000, 1905 and
An other trains daily, except Sunday.
. No connection Sunday TOR Haser stown or Val
ley Branch; OF for New York and Philsdelphis az
$40 . m ard 40 m.
Tor further Information apply ut the sltimoYe
epc Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Stations, and
asa, COL AND COS Pennsylvania avenue. and 613
18th street northwest, where orders will be taken
Tor baggage to be checked and received any point
In the city.
THOs. = SHARP, Master of Transportation.
n. COGE, Gene. al Ticket agent.
GEO. 8. kO9HTZ, General gent. sep4.tr
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auotienser.

ROSEWOOD CASE PI ANo FORTE; MASON
HAMLIN ORGAN, In GOOD Con DITION;
FREEOH PLATE MANTEL lIkROR, TU AK
EsnEY aES civ fG!f GAab R GSER s Wnx
HL0WERs AND MiRk0K FRONT ARMU,
BL1s, WHAIE0IS, WALEgT BOOK CASE
ToLpIHG Hn6EPTION dHAiRs. uPSoG:
sHRhIa FOR Pt III lnBEs sufrEs tE &fF III
3R1ssIEs Oasis; MARBLI- TIP AND
WARPRSBis, 81 lG Ant BRUss iLs: Ply
nnAkPnTs; HAIR AND HGsK MATTRIss ks.
sPREAbt, wS HHMrPf MSassaiToP Sip hSp
R R44AARP. EfLHTT nj ExTHHssISa pISI1e
kIsa RiIII9 ToR, UAsE OF BiR0s,
FRENOH OhINA TEA SERVICE, CHINA
AEP GLASS GLASS MkRE; sJLyIR RLATaD
ER WILSON Swing MAOHIHE, IN PEG
tMCT SknnR; KlrUHEh REQUISITES, &C.,
On WEpl IsbAY MORNING. sep--
TENDER Is, 1876, ct o O'Clock, at the res 6
idenee Of lady declining housekeepins,s VNU
No, SIT lSth street, between e and streets,
shall sell the above superior collection OF Furniture.
sep1 dts rHOs, BOWLING, Auctioneer.
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1The Centennial regatta furnishes the
last rows OF summer.-t Philadelphia BzEletia.
Why was the first OF September like
The transgression OF Adam? Because AZ was
the beginning OF the fall.
~Lulu, "the champion female trapezist
OF the world, }" lately fell and dlslocated her
nip In London. The attending physician dis
covered that Lulu is q mani
~It is perfectly marvellous how fearfulIv
ana wonderfully seedy and rusty a So "a % ar
bat can get during the first two weeks ia
Septem Der.
0"You see, }" said uncle Job, my wife,s
cur Gus woman. She scrfmped, and save, ,
and almost starved all OF US To get our par.
Tor furnished lice, and now she won't let
one as go into and haint even had the win.
curious womanio
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LIMITED STATES MARsaAL's SALE.

In virtue of writ of eri facas Issued ont of the
SleIhs Office OF the Supreme Court, D'strics Of 90
lumbia, and to me directed, will sell ct public
safe, for cssh, o. the Bazaar, on Louis,aua avenue
on TUteDAH, the 18th day Of eeptember, 1875, n
i O'Clock . m, one Coffee Mill. seized and levied
upon % the gooce and chsttes OF enry frozen asr,
and viii be sold to satisfy execution No Is $50, in
favor OF Hoover Brother.
ALEX. sRAkP, q s. Marshal, ID. @.
seS BURUH hOBr, Aucts
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IF FELLOW should attack my opinions
In print, would 1 reply? Not L DO Won
think don't understand what INV friend the
professor long ago called the hydrostatic mar
adox OF controversy Don't know what thar
ISL Well, win tell you. You know that III
You nao oent tube, one Arm of which WAS
enough 70 hold the ocean, water would stand
At the same hight In the one a. In the otber
controversy equalizes fools nd wise men 10
Graf Of the Bredk610 Table
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TEE rrNE WAS NOON, Axp rur rHrn-
TIE SHADE. ~
lPso-a me onscha Re,ssbaoo.l
They came st 10 q. m.-the psnx ma.
Ersndmother, his papa aud mana, and two
aunties. They wanted % have his picture
resiDsss sro1st OUT The lssle sslns n
bieh chair In which the babies are usually
Photographed, and then the trouble began.
Ihe eaoy,s papa wanted 20 take OF It's sack
because IL had such pretty fat arms. but It's
mamma was AFRAID that IL might take cold
Then one auntie thought ~ would be 80
him In big arm chair. bat his other auutie
thought that such q performance would be
very immooest indeed, ana q conflict seemed
Finally &c was agreed mat they should
take the artists advice and strap MIN up in
The high chair. After much ringing OF bells
the new state OF AFFAIRS. The artist prepared
10 take the negative, but Just st the critical
moment the infant doubted himself across
me strap AND screamed Justify. HIS paps
liueled the bells spew. the artist set
Toe music box going, while the mamma
drew him out OF his chair, and MS aGntie
cslleo nim "putzy ut1y lille sing
Peace being restored, another nsxatixe
was taken, this Time with tolera ME ,nco.~s
But one auntle did not like the Q xpression of
The face, and the mamma thougnt m IA moi
do justice 90 his eyes. The next tine ne
stuck both hsts into his mouth and shuf one
eye; and the next time his grandma, VINO
".
forward and began shaking hfm and slaT'
ping him on the back.
IL was ~ O'CLOCK, and the thermometer
stood at So In the shade, aud thai artist
sround his teeth and looked TO see no far 10
was from the window to the sidewalk Three
or four more unsatisfactory attempts were
Ilade, and az last the Dsoy, VINO had been
taken out OF the chair 80 many times aud
was Dot properly secured, slippet down on
The floor with q thump. A grand hubbuh
followed; everybody sCream6i, the timid
sunte fainted, and the papa swore. while the
trembling artist, fearing for his life, secreted
nlmsell behind a screen In the corner, where
ne waited until he was sure that no bones
were broken. and then he came forth, SAYING
NAV ne had been suddenly called down stairs
10 see man.
de was so much relieved on being told
mat they would not try again that day he
forgot 10 i've up 10 his rules ana demand
pay when the negative ~ taken" As they
started down the stairs the head OF the fami-
~ INFORMED him that they would call again
In lew days, and he has hired a sun All now
70 slt Al The foot OF the steps and bring him
WORD al their approach, so that he may nave
time 10 lock the door and hang out a notice
"Gone 70 the Centennial"
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1915 GREAT 1870
o

1876 rrH ssssEusE.Hr. 1876
To the North, West, and Southwest.
Double Track, Steel Rails. Splendid Scenery,
Magnificent Equipment.
JULY lOTH, 1875.
corner OF h snd 5 streets, Is follows: '''''
For PittsburE and the West, 8 m daily, with Par
sss O. !: Chicago, and ND Iiso ' NJ daily daily sH:
cept Sunday.
For Csnandsisu.. Bochs.,sr, Buffalo. Sissar.
Falls, az a5d the North; . m daily except Sun.
enc si ' fSs sse
qua, Buffalo,, and Niagara rails, 1850 am. +,
Palace car. .It.ebsd: Limited (. press q Pull.
soa 40 =. daily saosS, sunday, vim s.fiOi o;
For Phil.dsIpbia, SOS I. m. and I; 40 p.m, daily
Limited sI press. sss sn. n daily Ivy e.osp, sani
Accommodation for Baltimore, 4:2o Pm. daily,
For PSpss Geek Line SOS m and 4:ao PM
For Ann apoii;; 500 and 1850 Am and 4;so ,.
5Aa
rBAiL as.ldp;. ssao e,o.u.u,,
400. 5, 8, 700. and Ii:4o PIN. On Sunday
atsam and and Ipm, ,,,s,-
except Sunday; and VIA LJnchburs, $40 am.
rrsins ies1s Rlsas Ss for Washington,
80, II am Il, 3, 4:20, o, 6, and m.
On sunday at Z and 10 m, and Pun:
Tickets, information, Sleeping and Psrlor Gar
accommodations can be procured at the Offices
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street ard Penn
sylvaDis avenue, Northeast OF Sixth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders can be left for the checking OF Baggage to
destination from Hotels and Residences.
ID. NJ. BOYD, yR.. GeD1 Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, Gen1 Manager. JAMS ly
Universal n. II. TICKET OFFICE.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 OF from al points
s0 ssaac. soSh 81 ca. Or p :SS
upon any other ofnos or dspotW
IN this city.
Alplyto n. d. WHITEsIDE,
aDl-N S2T Penn. ave-. Candy store.