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NOTIFIES ATTEMPT TO ABANDON H.p

AoTHER's ATTEMPT TO ARASnov u-p
BAx. Yesterday morning two yonng
woen, named Annie King and fJyzis
Kors, entered Hamilton Park, On 81 ave.
gu lear oeth street. Approaching the bar
teFr, Annie asked Permission In Iaava n
sml bundle for a little while. "No. John-
dod touch It," said the proprietor, Mr.. Held
cong forward. The women left, and MI
hn, VINO mad his suspicious aroused, fol-
l0ad them. At the corner OF 18Th stroat' a ~
4avenue he saw the two leave the bundle
o. ledge OF rocks. Mr.. Held notified Oficer
Wd, OF the 18th precinct, who arrested the
gs. On being unrolled the bundle was
O AT the station. house Annie King AL
nted being the mother of the child, Justica
Hmire, at the YorkvIlle police Jurt' com.
nted ner In default of 81 900 bail. Her
0pan1on was sent TO the house of detention
a witness. The babe will be cared for nv
commissioners OF charities and correc-
p.-lM Y. World, 15.h.
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LANTS PiEkCING ASPHALT.-The fol-
EiDg curious example OF the lifting and
lclng power eXerted by plants in their
pwth is taken from the London G0rrEea.N
About four or FIVE years ago the platforms
our station here (Mitcham JunctionI
ere laid down with a thick coating OF
phalt. Nevertheless, such is the forcs OF
the CoItsfoot (TtGssiidgo Pur5ard) that
Eery year IL forces its way through the
Fphalt, despite the hardness OF that mafe.
al. Inc asphalt Is pushed up into little
PllocRs, which gradually crack; very coon
pc young leaves make their appearance.
no afterwards the whole plant. The com,
ION thistle i have also noticed doing the
epe. Let any one take cake OF asphalt
Dd try to push stick through IN: he will
zen be able TO realize how great must be
ne vital force exerted by the plantroots In
uesilon, which, by adding particle after
article 10 their structure, are enabled TO up-
cave and displace such a hard, comnac,
lateral as asphalt"
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THOs. BOWLING, Auct1onesr.
TkUsTEIe' sALE-OF LOTS ON Sd sTRU
MHsTs BEtMhHN AND SIREN

TkUSTEGe' ALE OF LOTR ON Sd SIRE
MksT, BEtWkEN U AND STRkH
NORTH, AT PUBLIC AUCTION.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust recorded among r
the land records for the District OF Columbia, fj
In Liber No. TO, folio 139, we will sell, at pub ID
ltc auction, In front Of tne premises, on NEDNI
DAY, the 23d OF August, 1876, at D q Lots /
IS, a. Is ADD 50. In the subdivision on ortain u
Nos u and IS. IN square N,. SIS as recorded ID
office OF the turveyor OF the city VI WashinGtd
Llber H d o. folio "A
Said Lot SO. IS has front OF Is feet inches B
depth Cf sc feet TO an alley feet eide.
ssid Lot No. 81 has front OF Is feet inchesl
depth OF ~ feet. I
depth sf III feet.
taid Lot 30 IS has front of Is feet 8 iacbes.
. IL described 90 acknowledgements on Sd =
wesI the dividing line Of said lots IS d
o., and running thence north along the line on
Sd street is feet inches thence east liz fest; is
south Is feet inches; thence ives. "a feet; Is
north foot inches; thence east ~ feet TO the Il
Of besinring Zach lot II improved by Q a
Terms OF sale: One third cash: balance In Al
irst.iments ~ and IL mouths; the purshafo
give his notes for the deferred pas ments, bog
interest at the rste Of per cent. per annual
secured By Q deed Of trust on the property. IN
each lot when sold. Oonveyalcing O. cost q.
NATHANIEL OARUsI, R.,lrs
susI, eoSds THos DowLlNe 4
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- A. DARNEILLE,
L. Auctioneer and Real Estate Broker

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE BUILDING
LOT ON NORTH eIDE OF STREET, b G
2WEkN 18TH AND 10TH sTRlETs NORTH
WESI; imrh0EGD B1 bkICh STABLl
~ virtue OF a deed OF trust, listed July lst, -
ls12 and duly recorded In Liber No. SIS, folio
Sz6, one OF the land records for Washington@
county, 10 the District Of Columbia, aud by the
written request OF the party secured thereby, viii
sell al pnhc auction, In front Of the premises, OF
1UhsDAY, the 22d DAY Of August, 1876, at 8 o'ci'I
p M, Gil hat piece or parcel Of ground known and
Designated on the plat o, plan of the city Of WASH
tnston. ID as Lot No. five 90, in Square Ne. ON
hundred and seven (lO7j, the came fronting fort
feet on h street aud running back one hu red An
forty seven and hall feet to % feet 10 nch sley
snd improved by q Brick Stable and Osrrias
House.
Terms: One fourth cash; residue In 6, IL and
months Deferred payments TO be secured by DEF
OF must on the property, and to bear interest at u
rate Of ten per cent per aanum from day Of sale,
all cssh. at the option Of the purchaser All conva
apeing 81 cost of purchaser. e1O0 down at time5
sale. If the terms Of sale not complied With
seven days from day OF sale the trustees reserve
right TO resell ct the risk and cost Of defautina pS
chaser sitter swing five days notice In some nevl
paper published in the city Of Wsshiogtoa. II
R0BERT p. DODGE. Trusted
auglO eoSds II. ID. OLBARY, 6alesma q
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HWhitebal Times: -" Fine feathers
make nne birds, unless the feathers are pin
feathers on q broiled spring chicken.
"a newly married couple were hugging
ana klssing IN NTH story window OF the
Astor House the other day, utterly obliyfous
ofthe fact that 200 people in the street were
laughing 1t them. aWhen fgnorance "a
bliss, &c.-(M Y. Herald
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SUMNER DRY GOODS AT COST.
OPENING FALL srOOK-OHEaP PRIoEs.

Canton FlauneI,S cents per yard aud up; Wool
Tlsnnels, Il. -. IS TO IS cents; nice stock OF Goods
FOR SC boOl hiIdrsn. lower prices than before.
Black Alpacss-ElossV blacks-1s TO 81 cents; pure
mohairs-siik gloss-Sn 10 rs c.nts: ends best
Black Ca'icOe=, and cents; Black Silks ct old
prices, although prices have . TO 81 cents
Per yard; great bargains In Dress Goods, II to d
and Is cents; slack Cashmfres cheap, 6lH cents 70
IS wide eheetings, ~ cents and ~; Car pets and
n attfnes 81 COST.
Don forget the place ~ IN want OF DRY Goods, ss
you viii always get good value for your money.
r. N. NAUDAiN,
sugl0-u T09 Market Space.
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OscULAToRY BARGAIN.-Iu the north mart
OF the city, as verscious reporter reports a
young lady and a young man get on tue
steps OF Sunday and enter into q Contract
+ or each shooting star be is TO receive Kiss.
On one OF these Interesting occasions a half
hour passed away and not a solitary star
shot across the sky. But after a while the
cnerry lips OF the young lady parted aad she
called her young mans attention 10 the "
ing meteors that were about 10 escape his
observation; then she got TO calling his at.
tentlon 10 the lightning bugs, aud nnally got
MIN down 10 steady work on the light OF
lantern man was carrying about the deDot
where the trains were switching. Artless
girl!-l [OCd STATE RegiNser
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CHEAP DRY GOODS.

lsO dozen H. OK Towels, at sI5A al. q Is aud
o. 81 dozen, also 50 doZes very tne qualities Of
as and o.
eco ysTcs Richardson Linens IN short leng his,
ceiling very frst.
. and 10 ~. achAi and Brown Shseti ngs, at ~
cents pr yard Table Damask. Wine Cloth, Nap
aims, Pillow Linens, all widths, and BID White
tprssds all qualities and patterns. We would call
the sVeCiai site ttOn OF GUST 20 the above
goods, as they very cheap. Also. Bsesched and
Brown Canton Flsnnels, at g. 10, i215 Is % and 2.
cents. 50 t.Zsu lsdtes ell linen II. s. Handzer-
chiefs, at I2s., -, IS, 30, ~ and 80 cents Black
Csshmsres. Union.l 50 and So cents 10 pieces
Lupir' Black Cs-hmeres, from IS. n 3 4 50: al
prices: new goods, Just opened 10 pieces White
Canbrics al l25s cents, good - LOnsdse. New
Embroi6 ertts, in handsome patterns, received al
most every Gay. We intend to satisfy every one
who fsvors with a call. W. N. BROWN.
auGl4-tr No. 3I4 sth street n Jrthwest.
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DIED.

8OfhlNs: 90 Thursday, August ~. lS-6, Of
CoIss.non q the brsin, GEOkGE LELAND, fufsp M
sIn o. Ihsodeus A. Sn 4 l.. Robert 4 5pkIns, ased
Smohlns and 10 days. An ltner Pre- ctous l.mb dear
rsNlour, we give unto thee. We KIN a thOu xtIt
tske ~ 70 thT bosom, aud keer hin 10 love and
safety ior Us Our caIlfng little O1e, l. Cannot
come % ne, but we may 40 60 him.
Ine Iocer.l VIII take place from his father resi-
oence, SsI maiyland svenue southwest, GA Fri
Gay afternoon, ats o clock. Relatives and fffencs
are respectfully Invited 10 attend.
BARLOW. ON the 18th Of August, 1876, IDA
nAkLow, oauehter OF X n. snd Joanna Harlow,
ageo years, months, ADD 10 days.
Relatives and friends OF the family are res neot-
u street southwest, SATURDAY, a. clock % m
PURCELL. On the 10th day OF August, lsYs nj,
the residence OF his brother in law, n Bsrrtsoe
hNLEEW PC kKRINS UkCKLL, onR remsiUins 80,
OF the late Judge VIM. II. Purcell after A lone 80
pns Illness, snieh he b5re win Christian forfi-
tuee: blessee are the dead that die 10 The Lord
Friends 81 the family are respectfullT tnvIfs6 n
aueno dis funeral from Nc 90 myrtle street morn
east, Friday, o clock D. m
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THE BEvERIDGE house.

THE BEvERIDGE BOGsE.
DLBBURG, Va.
The undersigned has leased this fac 4
~, use, ard u Is now open for the rsoep YHA&
Ii Is lar ge and handsome house OF Is rooms Tne
psrlOrs, dining rooms aud CHI ,mbers are large and
airy, and furnish he'd in good style.
Tnere Is no place In Virginia more desirable as Q
summer resort for persons from the cities
Mtddleburg Is one OF the prettiest and hesltbiest
towos In Piedmont. Virginia; Ii is attn sted 10 Lon
doun county, ~ miles from Washington Oify; is
niles from LeesbuTg, and miles from the Pjsins
cistlon, from which two stations OF the washing
ZOE and ohio Railroad and Orange and Alexandria
hslroad, there ally lines Of Stazes over we'll
graded turn pike roads.
Mineral Spring near the town has effected
many cures OF Dyspepsia, and is pronounced by the
rhysiciaus OF this sscnou tDrs Cochran. Luck aud
mouhtI 70 be equal to any water 10 the state for
this and kindred diseases. Free ride TO the Sprinss
every day.
The House will be kept IN best style with Jfv.
cry Stable and Bar attschedJ and the charges will
be moderate, "
jy29-lm JOSEPH NJ. PATTON
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STEAMER LINES.

FOR NORFOLK.
Steamer LADY OF THE LAKE leaves the
Company wharf. foot Of 9th street.
every MONDAY, WEDNESDAY, n
and FRIDAY, at pm, for Norfolk. ,S-.@11s--73
he'uTDii g, leave Norfolk Tuesday, Thursdey and
Tickets good until used.
FOR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Steamer yNO. W. THOMPSON leaves Com.
paay whsIf, foot OF 9th street, eysry TUESDAY,
~ q. m for Gun iJpan aud intermediate land
tnes, and every FRIDAY, ct z O m, for Ooan
River, Stopping Of intermediate land ngs.
@For Information apply At the ONCE OF the
COMPANY, under the Metropolitan Bank, 18th st =,
opposite the Treasury, TO the Agent, at the
wharf. jy75-tr
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nUHOAEsON BROS, Auctiopeers,
IL Southeast corner 9Th and ID streets Il. w
rBUsTIE,s sALEoF IMPROVED PROPHET,

HNINEtEENTH AND 4 STREETS NORTH
WEST, AT AUCTION.
By virtue Of a deed Of trust given tome and -
dated the 18th day of July, A. d. 1875. and c::v
cor ded In Liber No. T69, fNlio 233, ct seq one IA
of the land records Of Washington county District
OF Columbia and AZ the Of the party secured
theIe by, will cell at public auction in trent of
the premises, on THURSDAY, the 24th OF Au-
gust. a. D. lT6. at 6 O'Clock m, all those certain
pieces OF parcels OF land situate and lying In the
city Of Washington, aud known and described on
the ground p.t or Plan OF said city IS lots nun-
bered twenty five (2o) aud twenty six, 49, In
square numbered Que hundred and thirty four, tlA
according to A. FAIdOn's er al subdivision Of
taId square, recorded In lber 3 Waack, folio nve,
(5J in the surveyors office, tosether with the i'm.
proyeme ats. which consist OF a brick store and
dwelling.
Terms: One third cash; bslauce in one and two
years. notes bearing eight per ceat interest and
cured by deed Of trust on the premises sold. a de-
pCsit OF Sj0D will be required at the time Of sale
All conyeyanctng at purchasers cost. Ii terms OF
ssle are not compied with In seven days from sale
the Tustee reserves the right to resell the property
AZ the ,isk ana cost Of the defaulting purchaser
after siVing five days notice In some papsr pub
lisbed IN Washington cjtv.
ausl5 t,fh&s GE iRGE O. WHITE. Trustee.
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n DEAF NOTES HERoISM.-About five
% clock Sunday afternoon several SsntIa
men standing on Vine street wharf viii.
messed an act which was highly commert
abe. Thos. Hall, a lad OF nine years. nav.
Ins suayeu from his parents, was at play
upon the wharf mentioned, when his To-,
slipped and he was precipitated into the
strong tide OF the Delaware. A deaf mute
named Argus Cornish, an eccentric geuius.
VINO does odd Jobs along the wharves and
Who, an outcast himself, seems To take pIes-
sureaole pride in protecting others and has
already saved several lives, althoug Oh staod-
ing with his back TO the scene of the acct
neht, seemed, as bis name implied, 10 have
hundred eyes. Without any hesitatlon he
stripped of his coat and shoes, and pIunp
Ing into the water in a short time brou gf7t
lne.ooy safe 10 land. Argus heroism Should
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WoMFS's WAISTS. - Unfortunately, a
sameness and mincing prettlness, aud a
Dino worship or They say" came into fash
Ion nfty years ago, when young ladies wore
paper-soled shoes and musll q dresses through
LDe snow anc when any thing so robust as a
twenty-five Inch waist, the standard being
eighteen, was regarded as an Undermining
horror. The paper sOles and wasp waists
leTpetuate themselves IN thin blooi and
weak natures, SO that the wonder is, not the
way We live now, but that we have Lived at
ALL NelU Ce7stlrYU for Woman.
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hUHCANSON BROS, Auctioneers.

nUHCAHsoN BROS, AactiOneers
MARBLE: TOP AND OIaKR BUREAUS,
GL0Ins, MATTE asses, sfDEBoaRbs IA.
BLks, OANk AND WOOD.sEAT CHAIRS,
CROCKBRY, GLASSWARE, COOKING AND
CTBEk STOVES, OARPHTS, &C., &C, AT
AUCTION.
Also,
BAY HORSE, WAGON AND HARNESS.
On MONDAY MORNING, August 2Ist,a
commencing at 10 O'Clock, We will sell. atW
store, corner 9th and streets north west. the =
entire stock, consisting above, and with Al
humorous other articles,
The sale b'iDg positive, the attention Of buyers
aUgH DUNOAHsoN Bros, AuctIoneer,.
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u FUBE1, Auc loneer,
Nos. S07, 500 and SIS 7th street northwest.

On MONDAY. August 30 at 10 amin
viii - II st auctioD all tee effects Of large, ~
weilfnrnished house, No It04 S'h street ~
northwest, consisting OF Parl Dr Suites, Cham
6er and Dressing case Suites, Marble top Bureaus,
Tables, W ashstsnds, &c.
Also q complete set OF Diniog room Furniture,
including Tables, Dishes, Cutlery, &c
Aho, Carpets and Kitchen Furniture, and every
thing Pertaining to q welI-furnished house
As the owner Is about leaving the city, the above
property will be sold without reserve.
Terms cash. A. NJ, SPRAGUE,
6uRH aaIasman
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II II. WARMER, corner 7th and streets.
TRUsTrHs SALE or VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON THE NORTHEAST CORNER
OF sENi:STh AND STREETS NORTH


BY virtue 81 a deed of trust dated October -
Ith, $50, and Gully recorded in Liber No. 6N, al
fvl0 24, one Of the land records for Washing llA
tEgtoD county, In the District Of Columbia, and by
the written request Of the party secured thereby,
Will sell 81 public auction in front of the prem ses
on MONDAY. August 2lst, 1876, At 3h o'clock p.
m. al, that certain piece parcel Of ground situate
snt being In the CITY Of Washington, District of
Colun bis. and known and dess mated the plan or
plat Of said city as part Of Lot numbered seven 1D
IN square numbered four hundred aud forty nine
4i9I: Beginning for the at the southwes. cor
OF said lot and square and running thence north
with the east ue If 7th street west forty 40 feet
thence east parallel VITA street eighty sJ)
feet thence south, parallel it'll 9TH street forty
feet, TO said street, and thence west with said L
street eighty go feet to the beginning proved by
large three story brick BUILDING, used for stores
sIc the W sshington Business College.
Terms: One-fourth cash; balance In one, two and
three years. 9th ioterest at the rate Of cent
per snnum Deferred payments secured by deed of
trust on the premises sold, or al cash as the pur
chaser may prefer. A deposit of sou will be re-
Quired of the purchaser at time Of sale and all con-
yeysnciDg purchasers cost II the terms Of sale
not complied with in ten days after sale, the
Trustee reserves the right to resell the operty
the risk and cost OF the defautng purchaser, after
ten days advertisement.
NOBLE ID. LARNER, Surviving Trustee.
euel-eo 7. COLDWELL, Salesman.
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nOwNMAN & GREEN,
~ Real Estate Auctioueerg.

SILK at Auction OF VALUABLE LOT,
SITUATE ON NORTH A, BETWEEN 6rH
AND 71H STREETS.
We will sell at public auction, on SATUR -
DAY. the 18th, O'Clock IN f, part Lot Is,
squsre S6S, containing 2H7 square feet ofsH
ground.
Terms made known on day of sale.
augl5-eO3t n. q. LUTTRELL, Salesman
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A GIRL should not go out carriage
rlolng except with near relative or tue
man 70 whom she is engaged. This IN the
principle adopted for the Government OF the
young ladies at Mount Holyoke Seminary.
and We recommend 20 the consideration az
our coteinp orsry the answer OF a lively pupil
10 the preceptress who undertook 10 enforce
the rule against her. The young lady asked
for permission 10 drive out with a gentleman.
lou Know The regulations OF the institu-
mo" "ls he your brother.'' mo" Are
you engaged 10 him." "No, but i expecl
TO be before get back" That answer car
ried the day, and there 10 much PHILOSOPHY
IN IL touching the whole subject Of courtsiip.
Kissing, and carriage riding - v. Y. WoyT'
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BE HAD sort of Disguised look as be
leaned against The corner Of the street and
contemplated the portraits of Tilden and
Henorlcks on street banner. "Well, - said
ne, aiter long pause, "I'm an unrecon-
strncted rebel, and make no bones OF say
i1s IN Gown on THIS government / DIT sgln
IL Tour y years, and I'd like to have the demo-
Gratis come into power ag'in jist to make
Things Lively; but by thunder, II them's good
plcters OF Tilden and Hendricks, you may
count me out Them's the wust I ever see.
hate the country pretty bad, but not bad
enough TO put two such looking cusses as
them over It. No, Sir! Sooner'n live in q
country that bad two such looking fellers a {
the head of1t. I'd go TO Egypt and list under
the Kay-deey."-(M y. Tribune.
THE BUFFALO RACE AND THE INDIAN.
The buffalo race, as well as the Indian, APP
pears doomed 10 speedy extinction. Adj
vices from Manitoba to Toronto state that
no fewer than l2o 600 buffaloes, not includ-
ing calves, have been killed this wear on the
plains OF the Canadian northwest. The
slaughter on the plains ofour northwest has
not been less, and II this should 60 on Tor
some years, long before this country shall
cele brate the second centennial of its inde-
pendepce the last of the bison aud the red
man will be shown as curiosities OF extinct
races NJ Y. Post.
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nUHCANsON BIOS Aucti.neers,
II Southeast corner 9Th aud ID SITS. northwes

ADMINISTRATORS SALE OF HOUSEHOLD
FURNITURE. HORSES, WAGONS. PLAT
FORM sOALES, JEWELRY, &C sc BE
LONGING TO TIE ESTATE OF TIE LATE
John HAMMER
On WEDNESDAY MORNING, Augustsa
23d, 1876. 81 o O'Clock .. m, We will. bF di- "
rection OF Charles A Hammer, administrator,
offer Tor sale at the late residence of John !
Hammer, deceased, n. bet ween Sd and 4th streets,
southwest. the following described personal prop.
eTy, belonging to the estate Of said John Hammer,
deceased, viz:
10 shares Stock in Oriental Building Associs-
ton, No 8,
Horses; Wagons, single and double,
Harness, Platform Scales, Copper Boiler,
Feed Box, StsbiiDs Implements,
itV clry. Revolver, Wearing A parei,
HCI hold Furniture. Bedsteads,
Bun aus, Wssbstands, Tables.
Chair, Sewing dachine, Glassware,
6utlerg, Stoves and Fixtures,
MsttI asses, Bedding, &c &c,
With other goods not mentioned.
augH DUNOANs0N BROS Aucts.
(TrITED STATES MARSHALs SALE OF $50
" TONS OF BROKEN sT0sE, SUITABLE
FOB I0UHDATIoN OF ASP HALT PAVE.
1D virtue OF an order OF sale, issued out Of the
OLE rki ONCE OF the Supreme Court, ID c., sh Ill
sell, at putlo sale, for c:sh. on WEDNESDAY,. the
- tcay OF August l16. at II o'clock . m ct the
ofthe Potomac River, $50 tons Of Br ken stone,
seiZ apa condemned unier writ No. 295, District
C~uIt, sittiBs In admiralty.
ALkX sharp ". 3. Marshal d. q.
NATHAN WILSON, Proctor.
Ausust I7th. 1876. susKd
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1870 PkHNnIGv 1870
70 the Herth, West, and S0uthWests

DessoIe truck, Steel RatIs, Splendid Scess-
srr, Magntfcent EQuipssess.
JULY 10TH, 1876.
Trains leave Washington, city time, from Depot,
-, p sSrPsr Of $40 and streets: - i0ilSv.
karloI Car to P1ttsburs; 1:io ,. m. daily With
P,isos Gar 70 Chicago, aas 1850 O. - DAILY
BALTIMORE AHD POrOhAC RAILlOAp.
Falls, and the North, o .. M. daily, except Sun
Gay, And I:A0 p m: daily except Saturday, with
falscs Oars TO watkins. FOR Erie, Oanandaigus,
ref New Tori and the ssst, $40 ,. n. daily, WIN
nan P.fior osr.1 mn ssi,y. secest supda,
sor Me- fork ard the Eat. sos Q. m. and lac
Pm. daily, sxesDt sunday, with Psglor Oars At
FOR Philadelphia, SOS m. and lao ,. u. daily.
except sunday, and 700 and $40 ,: N. daily.
Limited = press, Q: IS m. daily, except Sunday.
Accommodation for Bsltimers, &:2o ,. N. daily,
sor Poses Oreek Line ssss m. and s:ss ,. =.
daily, except Sunday.
For hno.gOi,. 500 and ll:ao .. u. and ESQ ,.
,s1oee. e1nday.
ALE1ASDRIA 4 rBsDkBlUksBURG ksIL-
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA q WARRINGTON
FOR AleI.ndri., 9, =, SEQ, ., 10, IL ar, IL
ga. d, and and p.u
soT tho south, via Richmond, lI:&0 p. n. daily
except Sunday; and via LJnehburs, $40 .. N.
rain. issT. AieIsndria Tor wasninstoa, o, =. .,
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On Sunday Of and 10 .. H., aud p. m.
accommodations can be procured 81 the Omcee:-
Sorthssst corner of Thirteenth street and Penn
Iylyania avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street
orders be left for tbs checking Of Baggs 70 20
isstfu alton from Hotels and Residences.
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