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FUNERAL ATTACKED by HORNETS
LAST Saturday afternoon, a very loag fune-
raj procession WAS on the valley rosd and
the driver OF the fourth or fth carriage "a sc
Toe SIDE or hay stack a cut with his whip
Immediately hundreds OF hornets swarmsd
OUT OF that stack, and attacked the horses
ahd men and women furiously. He had cut
their nest. Many OF The horses reared
plunged forward. prsnced, tried 10 run, and
ala run, but the hill just before them soon
tuckered Them out. The men and women
fought The hornets with fans, hand kerchiefs
psrasols And hats, nearly all the distance 20
me cemetery. A few were stung and there
was some screeching-and would have besi
more out Tor sense OF decorcm due the
solemn occasion. Ii II a wonder To every
pody IN lhe procession that no accident oc.
CURED. With all the veering and dsshi az OF
me norses, not even buggy tipped over
There is no doubt, however. mat IL the min
nad not been SO near, serious accidents would
nave occurredi as IL was, the first driver h al
The good sense TO let his team try the nil
when they started of on being stung, and
TIE drivers behind him followed his examDle
No funeral procession ever went up a htiI
Gdzette.
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He called NJ the Office 20 tell as about BE
wees. ard we made nim SIT down and write
A.S Story out. This IS what ne wants 70 say:
Life In the country Is very charming IA
SUMMER tine. We sleep IA toe spsre room
ia ire Ssrret, where the temperature gsLs up
80 tu9 ssEIees. The roof hNS not hen r.
paired since Columbus laDoe4 and Goose
qnehliy IL Is fun OF spertures For anv ona
VIC wants 10 study astronomy while living
~ oeN- cur gsETet Offers phenomenal advan-
tsses; but whenever a. rams 81 otTbs s,,,-a
Is notoing 10 be done but To make !. ran ont
OF Tue clothes horse aud some bed STATS "a
hoat me FAMILY until daylight II j. S',n,s
times AN exciting apartment A ~. ,,,si',.
ago. while hitting at a mosquito win =
sh1ck pillow, kuocked a wssp's nest on OF
one pI me rSuers, ard In the morning we
hso knoes as Dig as hickory nuts sill over
our faces and legs. '
1t is a good thing 10 live IN the coun,rv
because the early morning afr Is So oeauti mi
We get our morning air very early. Toe
family Is routed al O'Clock. so that the men
may so 10 the harvest field. aud N We lie
soed there viii be nothing % eat until din
ner time. To be sure that would not make
any very great difference II we could live
without food, for country diet ~ not as
attractive as hoped ~ would ne. We always
Rave SAT- ham AMI fried potatoes for break
last; then We have boiled ham and potatoes
Tor dtnner, aud cold potatoes and slicei ham
or huPper. On Sundays We have two kinds
OF ham and stewed potatoes. AID potato Dud
ding for desert. Wben asked FOR Inttk FOR
tne chllcren, they said they were using al
the fnllk 70 fstien the calves. They apollo
$3.50 ioi hct having Dctter because Tue
huesster who supplied it hsju'L come 1
thfsW out htni about Taspbe .rles, bat they
.sld Tue man at the store was expecting
toein every day from the clty, and 4 would
nave 10 walt. They get their potaioes frotn
me city, TOO. and tire hs IN was curai ia Gin
clnnsu. The only vegetable that grows is
caohsge- but we are not allowed u -at IN
because they trafe 10 of at the store for pots
toes, ard they swap I6eIr chickens 10 the
nucksier for buiter-that Is, their youUv
cbickers We had for diunsr Que day a han
that was born during the war OF lsl2. She
ate like piece or India rubber boot.
One OF the finest things about living In the
country II That you can wander OF 20 some
shady spot and lie In luxurious ease upoa
the grass. dreaming away the hours. Aud
while you are dreaming away the hours
stfaddle-bugs will probably crawl up your
pantaloons and bite you, and csterpillars
viii Insert themselves between your shirt
collar ana neck. When you get home YOU
nnd mat you have caught q frlghtful cold
from lying in the damp grass. aud while YOU
are sneezing you learn that one OF the chill
dren has fallen out OF the hsymow aud run
q pltchfork through his calf ami tnAt the
other one has been pitched over the fence by
the Durham bull.-lAdI AdeIeT, Ca Pad.
Bulletin.
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aPJohn Jacob Zsbriskie a we'll Rnow,
coton manufacture of Hoboken n 4 was
seized with vertigo while walking oy ais
mllpond, fell In and was drowned.
W. ID. Lord, OF Ramah, Ala. while I'm
SEEMING The other day, took two small f1sh in
hls teeth 70 swim ashore with them. one OF
the nSh. IN It's struggles, went down hls
tbfosl ard cboked nj m 10 death.
AZ A negro man named Williams, who ss-
saoited and attempted 10 outrage Mrs.
bIadees, Ia Richmond county, Ga on
thursday, was arrested by three white men
sbo placed In jail In Augusta yesterday.
81 Rev. Alphonss Nellenueve. Canadian
com missioner 20 the centennial exhibitfon
whose cesth has been recently published, IN
AZ present al La Sale college In PhiladeI-
phls, and In good health.
~ One enemy Of mosquitoes il oil of pen-
~ roysl. which, ~ placed In an uncorked
bottle beside your bed, will make so much on
an odor that AZ will drive either YOU or the
mosquitoes away.
81 IL Is just as hard work TO get any kind
ing wood split as ~ ever was; but over
Sixty young men or Rome are reafy IN 90
aeet, and avenge the death OF Custer.-T Rome
Sentinel. a'o
ga Milford, Del, dispatch states that the
Alden fruit preserving factory leased for the
season by Davenport Bros, OF New YORK.
was burned last evening. Loss sI6 600, in.
Guiding $1,000 worth OF fruit. Insurance. on
fruit and building S6,OOo.
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The 25th of July marks The commencement
OF the dog days, when Sirius or tie dog star
is supposed 10 control the elements for a pe-
riod Of forty days, until the 5th OF SEMEN
her. We give the American computation OF
the epoch; the English slmanacs set IL down
as commencing on the 80 Of July, and con-
tlnuing Till the llth of August. The name
Tor this season Is derived, as is well known
from Egyptian astronomers, who gave IL tue
name or dog days because Sirius or the dog
star then rose with the sun, aud their uni ted
influence was the occasion OF the extrsme
heat and the diseases Incidental to these DAYS
The ancient dog days were forty IN mum Der
twenty before and twenty after the rising OF
the star, and they commenced on the IAN OF
august and extended To the 1ith of Septeua-
Der. 1t is therefore easily understood thai
modern dog days have no reference to toe
rising OF Sirius or any other star, as it was
by mere accident that the rising of Sirius
conceded with the hottest season OF the wear
IN the times and countries OF ancient astron-
omers. Inc time OF Is rising depends upon
The latitude OF the locality where II is oo-
served, and Is later every year IN all Iati-
tudes on account Of the procession OF the
equlno1es. In time this star will rise in the
oead or winter. The universal use of the
Term dog Gays Is noticeable illustration OF
The pertinscity with which word is adhered
10 long after Its original Significance is en-
tlreIy lost Dog days to the superstittous
speieDts marked q season of burning hea.
Dlght1ng drOuih. and desolatIng pestilence
lgBorsntly associated with the heliacal ris,
ing OF tne brightest star In the heavens,
whose malign trhuence conld only be propI-
uated by gifts and sacrifices. Dog o avs to
modern nations simply indicates a period
Ike the one TO be anticipated for a month 70
come, when, as general features, fog anf
moisture are abundant, and ombining with
the midsummer beat, and q lifeless and ener-
waiting condition OF the atmosphere prod uce
q season OF general uncomfortableness. For
tunately for human endurance. there are in
tervals In which bright days intervene, for
In the physical world no line and plummet
mark out q succession of days In which each
shall be repetition OF the others.-( Proui-
dence JotunQt.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

TIE VITAL STATISTICS OF Charleston are
attracting good deal OF scientific attention
the census the colored population OF Cha rles-
ton exceeds the white by only 10 per cent,
and yet tho deaths stand as follows for tue
year ending June 80, 1876: w hites, 62i; cot
ored, 1,2i0. or the colored there were 466
deaths under year, while the whites under
j year were only $50. In Richmond, Va,
during the week ending Saturday, July u,
there died IL whites and p blacks. The ratio
OF population is 400 whites and 81, 100
blacks. The death rate thus is 10 In 900 for
the whites and % for the blacks. A Rich
mond exchange says that the summer is
more fatal, proportiouately, TO the whites
than blacks, which would make the above
difference more strongly marked for the
whole year. In the country districts IL is
probably not so bad.
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DIED.

BoTToMLEr. On the Eth August, 1879, ELIZA
i. bOTToMLEY, aged 10 ytare.
o clock y. m.
GREEN. ON Moniay, 2sih August, 1870, at az
ociook o. m THOMAS GREEN, In the Ssth year OF
bis age.
funsrsl from HIS late residence, corner OF Green
and Btall ttTeets, Georgetown, on Wednesday
morning ct O'Clock. Requiem Mass Of Trinity
church at half past nire O'Clock. Relatives aud
fiencs OF the family are respectfully invited. q
HAIsLIP. On Saturday, 10th OF August ls7s, st
oS. m MARY q H.lsLIf, aged ss yesrs.
The relatives and freLds q the family rec psct
fully inyi ed 20 attend the funeral from
idence, No. sos 9th street northwest, 20 morrow
TUESDAY afternoon Of q o'clock.
HUXLEY. On the 27th August, lsre, Mrs. MARx
ALkTHA b RLkY. wife OF the late William Hurley
keiati and friend. are respectfully invited 90
ett-rd her funeral st O'Clock Tuescsy, August -,
copyl
August ~, 1876
Funeral services viii be held at his late residence,
NO Il street northwest, ats O'Clock to-morroW
Tuesday evening.
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RAILROADS.
RALfInORH AND OHIO RAII1OAD,
JULY TYH, 1875,

ASTot
a LlAvz wAsHIBGroA.
e0-Ssitimore, kIlicott City and vay stations
n sGlns q sooE' AID iits1mesisi. :s.tio1s.
TIo-s.lti%ors spd Aisrandria Junction.
w., fTTs, cFAi1adsSa,s asd Bes,os At
1e s. E1 Hy So'a u: Ns Castle
:fSs: "" ss.son:. ''S saS icon eoans ss'i iSr
sio,m.e'; s.. s.. Lss.; .:a s,ase.rs H.
Sriok. Hsxsrsto-n. sndsvsi;sy Rosd' Par.
ssoo-Poins Of Roek. and way stations.
Yors t na ssy ;.Sn: B.,,,mo,. and
Philsdslphis Sunday to Baltimore only.
Is:1s-Bsltino.s. WAY Stations, nliooss City and
s.ss On saads1. ' ii va H.a s ESsgS = =
Baltimore only
I:S0-Bal,r-s AVA 2sTsI ' Er,,.s.. su,oot,
E, .'' Frederick end Way Stations, Via Re-
t:ss-Frs Fro snS peins Of Rocks, Cvi. Metro
s:2S-Ch,eaxO, Ctresrnatl aad Loxlsrtas S1g,s,
5Ioert Saturday, daily % Berkeley Dser
ss S: ana &i.sss..eI. sisesins cars @ OH
saS,Baitimore and Way sts'iors. COonnscts
T:co-PsiIaastph,a asd Bah,mors Ezprsa.
Baltimore sni way stations.
tinsbnIs by trsin ieaVins sunday night.
Way Stations Metropolitan Branch.
sleepere.
s:0o-Baltimore. sladensburs. Beltsvtne. Lau-
rel, Relay.
10:00-NsD York asd PAtLadsipAis NfsAf kxp,ss1
Sleeping Cars to New York.
lU:os-Baltimore and principal way stations,
lo:4o- hartfnsoprG and way stations. Metropoli.
tss Branch.
11:S0-Ss. LoHis EzprsSs. Unioaso, UoIulnoa a.,
bandnsky, Newark, Berkeley, Deer Park
and Oakland. On Saturday Tor Louisville.
liz, e:I0, $40, s:3S O.. m; lao, S:2s. s:<s,
zoo 1;0S. sac. 900, 1000, 1905 and 11:3e
D. No, daily.
ali other trains daily, except SUNDAY.
No connection on Sunday for Hagerstovn or Val
iey Branch; or Tor New York snd Phiiadelph 81
$40 Q. m. and 40 o. M.
Tor further Information appiy st the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices. Washington Station, ard
lee, COL and sos Penpsylvania avenue, and 8
leth street northwest, where orders vll b taken
TOR bassage 70 Be checked and received at roll
In the city.
THOs q. SHARP, assser Of Transportation
u. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent
eco. B. KGOHTZ. General Agent. xpB-u
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THE KENTUCKY GAME OF SQUIRREL
FRANK Matthes, aged seventeen years, and
the son of Ernst Matthes who lives AT 56l
Race street, while on visit TO the Schwatz
at Westenburg, Crittenden county, Ken
lucky, was killed last Tuesday while play
ing squirrel in the woods with two boys
named Henry and Charles Perl. While
Frank was In tree the other boys amused
themselves By shooting at him "just for fan !"
70 scare him only. They were amazed %
find, however, that one OF the shots hal
Is ken effect. The boys soon after started TOR
their home, but said nothing TO their parents
OIL the circumstance. Becoming alarmed az
The boys lorg absence, search was male for
him, when his dead body was found hanging
10 limb OF the tree on which he was shot.
coroner's jury rendered a verdict OF accI-
dental shooting. No arrests have been made.
lCinciYndti Star.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

To PERSONS ABOUT TO MARRY.-There ,s
no rule which philosophers can devise for
choosing either husbands or wives wisely
that has very much effect, for the young 10
not trust the old upon that subject, aud
cholce, for women especially y, is by no means
so 1ree as we all affect 10 believe. Not oae
woman In hfiy, unless she is for some rea-
son-Such as fortune, rank or beauty-s great
catch has anything like a real power OF
selection among admirers; and even when
she has, she often gives IL away in ooedience
10 passing, possibly sensible, possibly
o!underlDg fancy that she had found al
ideal. But we should have said there were
Two broad rules still worth teaching because
lney had some chance OF being believed aud
they were these: Let the womau's first re-
Qulsite be man whose home will De 10 MIN
q rest, and the mans first object be a woman
VINO can make home restful. It is the man
win many interests, with engrossipg occu-
patlobs, with plenty OF people To ight, with
struggle 10 msintain against the world,
who Il the really domestic ma n, in the wife's
sense, who enjoys home, who is tempted 10
make friend OF his wife, who relishes prat-
tie, who feels In the small circle where no
bohy Is above him and nobody unsympa-
theuc with him, as IL ne were IL a heaven of
ease and rtpsratton.-[L london SpectItOr
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DEFINITION OF BIBLE TERMs-A davis
journey was 80 is miles. A Sabbath DAVIS
journey was about an English mile. A c1bt
Is Y inches, nearly. A hands breadth is
equal to inch. A shekel OF silver was about
so cents. A shekel OF gold was $500. a
talent OF silver was e53s 80. A talent OF gold
was Sl3,s09. A piece OF silver, or q penny
was - cents. A farthing was cents. A mi Re
was less than cent A gerah was cent.
An epha contains gallons and piuts. A
pints. An omer was pints. A bath was 3
pfpfg.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

CHEAP DRY GOODS.

l5o dozen Hgck Towels, at sl.50, 81, o. IS aud
e3 and ga
80 yards Richardson's Linens. IN short lengths,
selling very fast.
and 10 HIraeh~d and Brown shsetiags, at %
cents per yard Table DAmask, Wine JlOth, Nap
kins, Pillow Linens, all widths; and 10 White
eprssds, al qusltiss aud patterns. We would call
the special attention OF customers to the above
Brown Canton Flannes, at s, TO- az. Is, ~ and IS
cents. 50 dozen ladies' ell linen III. 8. Hsndker-
chiefs, AZ l21, ~, Is, 80, 20 and 30 cents. Black
Csshmeres,( UniOn.l at "a and 62S cents 10 pieces
Lupins Blacz Cashmeres. from Use. 70 81 So al
prices; new goods, Just opened. 10 pieces White
Cambrics At l2hs cents, IS good a. LOnsiale. New
Embrotc cries, In handsome patterns. received al
most every day. We intend 20 satisfy every one
who fsvors rs with : call "A BaOWs.
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DEATH AMONG THE BABIEs.-The amount
OF sickness and suffering that has prevailed
among the little children OF the poor during
the past two months far exceeds any thing
witnessed in the course OF many years ex-
per!ence. For twenty four successive DAYS
OF last month q child under i've years of age
died In this city every fifteen minutes-an
average Of nearly I 900 week. But little ef-
fort Was made to check this awful slaughter
OF the innocents.-[Re ofo Ne0 York Soci-
EN-.
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VI Ar RIED.

HALPIs-kEAHE on June 2sth 1876 Of 81
Josephs Ch1roh, Baltimore, Nd, niss ELLES
ton.
elLNfRr-EhTH0FFER In San rrsncisoo,
Ssl ,lSth OF August, 1875, BY Rev. Mr.. bueler. Mr.
NBAhLEs sIEWEkT. OF Prussia, 70 Miss OLG. INr-
HOFFKR, q sshington. ID. u.
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nOWNMAN & GREEN, Auctioneers

1loN IMAM q GkEEN, AuctloneeIs.
TRUSTEES BALE OF VALUABLE I'M PROVED
RIAL ESTATE ON HORTH SIDE OF MARY
LAID ANEhUE, BETWEEN 10TH AND nth
kfBSEGS eOUTH&ESr-NO 1908 CON-
sIs1IE3 OF THBGE- SrORY RIG X
DWELLING WITH LANCE WIDE LOT OF
GHOChD ATTACHED.
By virtne Of deed OF trust bearing date IA
September 10 b, a. ID. 1875 AMI duly recorded ed
In Liber No. 1893, folio go OF the land III
cores for the District Of Ociumbia, and at the re-
quest Of the ty secured thereby, will SELL at
pub1 auction, IN front of the premises, TO the high
est bidder. on FRIDAY, Septen Der sth, A. ID 1876,
at O'Clock M, ell those certain prices. parcels
or lots OF ground situate and lying in the Citv OF
Washington, In the District OF Columbis, and be-
ing known ano descrtb upon the Official ground
plan Plat Of said city lots letered aud ed
"B" and co. in Todd q recorded subdivision of
original lot numbered one 90, In square numbered
three hundred aud 6:ytwo l552), together with the
I'm gro, emeHfs thereon.
Terms Of sac: One third cash. of which elOO
must be paid at tipe ~ sale, and the balance 10
six and twelve months in equal payments to bs se-
day OF sale at the rate OF eight per cent per sn-
mum until paid, and deed OF trust the prop
eru sold. uonveysncing and recording at pur-
chasers cost. III terms n sale not com piled with
10 six days after SALE ths Trustees reserve tine
TO resell at risk aud cost OF purchaser In default
VIM. Y. HULTZM rr,.,..
AUGUSTUS BOGUS, { Arusloos'
aue26-d tRep col No. 1921 street northwest.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1876-08-28

THE PECUL,Aa ARRANGEMENTS made
kome tWeIve months ago between Matte
Strickland ard Leo Miller, two youug people
OF Inc state OF Minnesota. aud believers IN
social progress by which they en- tered In
20 an Irregular matrimonial partuership,
hes had results In the birth OF q man child
The event is chronicled by the happy parents
In communication 10 the Chicago papers.
IL is dated at Castle Rock. Mimi, and is as
follows: Edwin Miller Strickland is the
name given 10 son born TO Leo Miller and
Matte strickland, at Castle Rock, Mimi.
the l4th Inst. The new social order proposes
10 compound the terminating surnamss OF
parents In their children. and perpetnate the
name or the mother instead OF the father
Every child would thus bear Its fathers and
mothers pane, but In the next generation
the fafhers name would be dropped. This
arrangement Is claimed TO be IN harmony
with nature, and far more Just than tue
present system. The pain and suffering and
the cares and responsibilities Of maternity
IL is belleved by friends OF social freedom
gives the mother q title In her children tn AT
the father can never possess"
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hanton marble, OF the New YORK Worid
- ofcught suit against the WaShfnxfor
Ctronicie for libel. ana it "A outfa n,,,1'. ~.
Ia ,st ne will get very heavy dsmaerS' Tns
ShT,onieie said that Mr.. Marble wrote TiI-
cen'e letter OF acceptance
Richard Grant White has xailea for L.
rope. and for the next three months VIM go,
talk just as wreichedly aud naturally a. y,a
please, and say ther and ni-ther until Won
have the lock Jaw. without the fear OF hsy-
lng twenty i've pages OF The GALAXY banged
- The right hand ana wrist NJ the coloss.,
statue OF Liberty, destined for New Nork
harhor, hss been received at New York
That is As much OF liberty ss they want In
i5at city, the part that dips into the city
touches.
An Arkansas man tsoughtlessly set som.
morning In the rising sun he rubbed his sre@.
tscles ard stared In speechless amaEement
AZ eighteen candidates for governor, sitting
, ~ sne front fence, picking bird shot out OF
"A woman out IN ottumwa fell ont Of a
second story window OF a hotel snc no on
her mp, and IN due time she recoveref hsr
Sonecloosness- "OA my hat NV nat" Sha
soobed, II can nsver get that feather a. look
Why didn't soS sa me oa s9y a hns ,..s ds;
went OUT and len Der % her anguish.
HOW FARMER EUCHsKsD HIS Cry
htLATioNs.-A gentleman WHO lives 90 toe
isiIIosd, having been pestsred by mis- reIs-
$500 ~ tc Ivy coming 10 visit him
every sum mer, told his wife that m are
must be q change IA things In She hsa 20
work herself half % death during the not
weather she might a. well get paid FOR IL 40
he meant 10 advertise FOR hosrters. The rood
wife acQuiesced, and the result ~ they have
niled their house with ooariers AZ 81 a week.
and the host Of relatives have % go some
where else and speud the summer and nav
Tor their board. why" said the eentle.
man, "my wife don't have to work half so
haru. These boarcers are not near so par
ucular about having costly food as our rela-
house just as though NJ was FUN for them
Sstch any OF our company doing THAR Not
blt OF IL They were always in the way,
~sshtne conIlnual waiting on, and never did
thing 10 help my wife, not even in wash
Iug oiknes. We VIII make this summer
ne s $50, and IL Will ne clear money, for
~ ,, s,Iohs would have eaten just "a mucn
rs these toarders besides ms King more vow
", mr'h S, ever Contributing a cent KDa0s-
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Two BUFFALO GENrLEMKN at q restau-
rant on the centennial grounds, Philadelphia,
few days since called for boiled tongue and
cold roast beef. The darkey brought only the
latter. On being reminded Of the order q :
given, he replied With extreme gravity, even
pomposity: "Yes, sab; I remembah, sab; de
loss am due to the defAlcation Of the cooki'
lBtlfdl0 Express.
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1875 r..s% S!sfSAs,- 1916

1870 rr"s%%ttftS.A",- 1916
70 ths asrth, Vest, sna ssushv 80.
.Onsse Irocs, Steel sfasls, spssnds6 sos,s-
~, Mogn.J1cex, Equipment
,r.ns .,. S Ghh ,SbI 81, .s. tine. from o.,o
corner OF sth aud streets, q. follows
S.roT asr Z i r. iss DAILY ssy .its
Palace Palace Car to cs'seso. ana iI:Se O - tai,,
BALTIMORE AMI rOrOnAU naILhuAD.
7ot Oanandsisas, aosnestsr, Buffalo, siasars
a.1 .a ase tss seTsa !, ssy s1csS, sa ss
ssso sss + S SsI s. r1r lTs
ser New Tosi .Ds 70, s.ss. s:4s ,. a. dan, -r,s
nnn Parior Oars, g:s5 u daily. except Sunday
For Ne. York ard the Eat, SOS q. m. and I:ls
m. daily s1csss s7resJ. With Parior Oars AZ.
s:5 ss,ssss, 40. 80 Sa :ns a.c. s
Li@!ssG ssS.. % N. daily ..oest suaesy.
aooomnod.tion Tor salsinsrs, i:Se S.n. daily,
so1 Pops Ursss LIN. s-ss e. n. ,ne s:ss ., -.
soI Anna sctIs. soc and 1I:so .. .. and 4:so ..
m. sIoebT Sunday.
ERB hs
200 g. .ns sso Ssis q dS ssna.;
SIS. n, and and Pa
Eor ,hs sogtn Vi. q, siS4@G1a tsae s.,
.1afng Leave AlexAndr1A for W ssnfngtonl o. y -,
s,10,1l Q. m, J., 3, l:20, 8, 8, and To-.
Dr sunday Ct and 10 .. m, and D. On.
Tickets, iuforms.ico, Sleeping ana rari2s OsS
accommodations can be procured at the Oftcss:-
Northeast corner Of Thirteenth street And Penn
sg!ysnis avenue, Northeast corner OF Sixth street.
and Pennsylya nia avenue, and at the Depot, where
orders be left for the checking Of Saxss r. 60
Estimation nr0m Hotels and Residences
d d. BOYD, ia, Gent Passenger assni
UNIvERsAL q. r. fiCKKT OPvIcK.
RAILROAD TICKETS 70 or from all voirss
cousht. exchanged or sold at 81
. reduction Of oyK DoLLAR&6 TT - n
upon any other once or depos~
in this city.
tickets good I'll used. 5asaAse oaeolec ,nrossh.
apply 70 n. ID. wHITEBIDE.
7pfly e31 Penn. ave, Dandy store