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Choice Messina lemons at 35 cents
a dozen, three dozen for 81, at De-
Stefsno Bros.--tf
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Court adjourned to Craddock's.

Zine lemons at 80 cents per dozen.
Oranges, lemons and bananas spe-
cialty, at DeStefanO Bros.
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W. u. CROwDUS.
Dallas, February %, 1877. feb?Sdlw
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Janl3-Marl.
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. 80. - - - T-------
sTRAIGBT REPURLICANs.

the radical or straisht Republicans
otOhio who do pot believe in the Dem
cratic policy of the Administration
have issued an address urging the
abandonment of the Hayes. ticket NOM
ioated at O cleveland. Ben Wade is sup
posed to be At the head of this move
ment. which, if carried into effect. must
resnltin the electioa of the Democratic
candidates at the state election which is
20 be-, held. on the End of Octo-
beg. As the Radicals do not in.
tend TO, put. y ticket in the field it
il evident that they mean to support
the Democratic nominees, preferring
their ELECTION to milk aud water Repub-
beans, who. vindicate the protests of
the Democracy against Federal inter.
vention IN State affairs. by Supporting
Hayes Southern policy.
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Tus CahoNIcLE LABEL SUIT.

The great libel suit of the California
Federal Ring, against the San Fran.
CISCO Chronicle was brought to close
at Placervills, yesterday. without y
verdict. The jury which failed to
agree, stood sig and six. three Republ-
caus and three Democrats on each side.
This was the case of Page Va. the
Chronicle; that of Sargent vs.. the
Chronicle, not having yet come up for
trial. The disagreement of the jury
will probably. end the matter so far us
prosecuting the Chronicl. is concerned.
The fact that six men. three of them
political friends of Page. have upon
their oaths. after hearing all the evil
dence, found that the Chronicle was
warranted in. charging Page with
croQkedness in connection with Feder-
al affairs in California, is sufficient to
satisfy the public THAI the charges were
yell founded. 2lAg.ra.d rs "a - stas
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First Speed cen ests will be governed by the
Racing and Batting Rules- of the Bay
District tair Grounds Assoc 'iation "
Second No entry will be considered without
IT is acco,npani d by the entrance money.
I'll entries will be closet at O'Clock the
day preceding each race. except for IA die
premiums.
In all the above races, four or more must
enter. three or more must start.
An. entry fee of Is per cent. of thu purse
competed for must be paid TO the
Secretary at the time 81 entry.
O. G. BILEs, President.
g. CHEsowETH, }. Secretary.
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TEE following curiosity. in pious
sasertisfng halls from Hammersmith,
kDgland. "Cheap Trip-The Christian
Mission .Hallelujah Railway is one of
the quickest. cheapest and hast routes
ssom the Deepest Depths OF Sin to the
Highsst Haighis, of Glory. Booking.
Office In the Townhali next Sunday.
TIP. Gray = Hslelujah Guard, Rsanpre,
lhe Happy Engine Driver, will (D.V.)
instruct passengers how to. obtain
Through Tickets without money and
wthontpriGs..' . sr@ 81 uts
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Il few, days ago the perishable
property Of man lately deceased was
to be sold in Columbus Ga. by the
administrator. Among the assets were
two barrels of whisky. worth about $50.
Just ss these were reached the internal
revenue agent forbid their sale until
the administrator took out wholesale
hsu0r denier's license, which cost 500.
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.TE Leg RAPHlC.'
WESTERN DISPATCHES
Drowmea in the Bry-Thievss AR
rested.

Drowmed in the Bry-Thievss AR
SAN FRANcIsco. Aug. IS.
Last night assyoung mar" named
Mum was drowned while swimming
in the bay. The body was recovered.
Three young men giving the names
Of Bowen, Morrison and Edwards were
arrested early yesterday morning while
robbing y grocery store on Minna
street.
The Creodmore Fund.
Contributions to the Creedmore fund
foot up to about 81, 500. aud 81 500 has
yet to be raised. A telegram from
New York intlmates that the date for
the Interstate match will be earlier
than was at first announced = probably
on September 10th. ~, = slsas
Open for Business.
The San francisco Telegraph Com
pany. new metropolitan telegraph
line for social and commercial bust
ness. finally opened for business yes
terdsy. rs olfft tFtf ~
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PRoF. PHILBRIeK. superintendent
of the public School of Boston, in his
ssmi-annuai report just issued. depre.
Gates very strongly the custom OF
bringing ;fexssEd little children from
the primary schools to speak pieces
aud slug ut grammar school exhibi
tons. He supposes the idea is bor-
rowed from the sunday school anni-
ssrsariss, aud claims that in bosh
instances. in the interest of religion,
@orais.Y and sound. edpestiDn. the
practice should be at once suppressed.
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BULLION TAX.

NOTICE IL hereby gwen that the .aA
IN proceeds of mines far me quarter
ending June 30, 1877, is now due aud payanio
at my Office in the Court-hsuse Of the county
{ I Humboldt, and that the laws for It's COZ
lection will be strictly enforced.
LANES BUCKNER. County Asssssors
BY 8. BuCKNER. Deputy Assessor
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-25

Mr. WATTS, theauthorized dog catcher
Of Boston. uses for the destruction of
unclaimed dogs most. subtle poison.
recommended by the Society for the
preveutiau of Cruelty. to Animals. and
which he is forbidden to make public.
ti,rough fsay of Its use tor snicidsl pug
poses. A halt teaspoonfull of the
20 gdsr is put Ia the dogs mouth. aud
ssmost instantly. the body swels aud
hfe Is extingni>hed,
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80 7
THE fighting turkish General Osman
Pasha, is said to be Marshal Bazaine
who was banished from France for trai.
torous conduct while in command at
Metz during the Franco Prussian war;
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-25

A HORSE. thief named George Good
bart is said. to have been lynched in
Grass valley. Lander county, BY
rauchers from Diamond valley. Nye
county, from wheA be had stolen
horses
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EASTERN DISPATCHES
The Rem ora etizntion Of Silver-C0n-
gressmsns Views On thc Sabjece.

8GSSA@Wm9 AWE Vh tAO. S&9JUCSs
,aCatE La CHICAGO, Ang. "a.
The Inter-Ocean having addressed
circular letter to various members of
Congress asking them to indicate their
positions on the subject Of remonetizing
silver. has received replies from 1877.
Ofthese l3l favor repeating the Law of
1873 and restoring the dollar of their
fathers to its old place in coinage; Is
favor resumption with conditions at
tached; Is are opposed to refnonetiza.
,tlon; one is undecided and two decllue
to answer These answers represent
every State aud include 81 Senators and
fl66 Representatives. OF the latter l13
advocate the measure and Is oppose it.
Morton Out OF Danger.
RICHMOND. Ind, Aug. "a.
Senator Morton is steadi ~ i'm proving
His physicians pronounce him out of
danger.
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about SIS per month; they therefore
askths dourtto Arbissats upOrtand ad'
just their greiysnces.s "a a
81 Business Reviving.. 80
Times has review of full trade,
which shows business in nearly every
line to be more active than amy time
since the panic.
TIE City Of san francisco.
NEw YoRK. Aug. "a.
A dispatch to the Pacific Mail Steam
ship Company aays the City OF San
Francisco is too badly injured to be
raised Agg,aeE S5Is IL
\ Afraid OF sitting Ball. T
WASHINGTON. Aug. "a.
General Mcneil of st. Louis de-
clines the position on Sitting Bulls
Commission. Francis A. Walker. who
was appointed, also declines. ~
Tho Circle Completed.
The President and party returned
this evening. hl av-k
Horse Thieves Lynchsd.
SEDALIA, Mo-, Aug. "a.
An extensive gang of horse thieves
has been broken up in Saline county
within few days Three of the gang
were arrested Wednesday and seven more
last night. A man arrived at Lexing-
ton to-day who reports that between
Holden and Lexington he saw three
bodies hanging to q tree labelled
Horse Thieves They are supposed
to be of the same gang.
More Atroeities Alleged.
= New YoRK, Aug. "a.
The Turkish Minister of Foreign Af-
fairs informs his Diplomatic agents
abroad that the Russians on entering
Eski Sogra employed Mukhtsrs to
fetch Mussulemans out OF their houses,
and they were massacred. LOO of
them persisted. besides women and
children murdered. Bulgarians are al.
so asserted to be connected with SINH
lar atrocities. -
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-25
FIFTH DAY. FRIDAY. OCTOBER Sch.

RUNNING Premium S25Os free for ell horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county.
single dash of half y mile. FIRST, $t25:
second, SIS; third. $50. +.
RUNNING -Premi I'M S2GI free for all horses
raised or owned In Humboldt county;
single dash of one quarter Of mile.
First. 500; second. S75: third, SIS.
RUNNING Prem urn 81 coo; free for all horses
on the Coast: two miles and repeat.
First, 5000; second, $3.50; third. $50. Is
SIXTH DAY, SATURDAY, OCTOBER 9TH,
AN Equestrian Tournament will take place ON
tue morning Of the Sixth day. Presents
TO The amount OF $3.50 will be presented
to the contestants.
CONSOLATION RuNSf o-Premium 5000: free
for all horses that have not taken first or
second premiums during the Fair; mile
heats. two in three, First, 800: second
$3.50; third, 800. fourth. $50.
GRAsD SwEFPsrAKs RACE will take place
on the sixth day.
Also, A COMPLIMENTARY SPEED CoNrR T.
Single dash of one mile; free for all
horses raised or owned in the State
Winning horse to receive the Winnemuoca
Plate aud Gold Medal,
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DAIRY.
Els II
BUTTER AND MILK

Will be delivered daily in quantities 70 sur
customers in any part OF town. Order left 81
w " rreusdale's will be promptly nlled.
Stock pastured on reasonable terms.
WA. TROU9DALE Go,
proprietors.
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AHlur half the fashion plates sent
ont from. Paras are coloFsd. in. the
prisons bgt female caayicts.-
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FOREIGN DISPATCHES.
The Battle at schipka Pass-R ssian
RenOrts.


RspOrts.
LONDON. Aug. "a.
Bulletins FROM the Russian General
commanding Schipka Pass show that
on August I'D the Turks erected two
batteries of long range artillery and
made trenches through which they APP
preached the Russian positions. The
Russian loss on August 2lst was 200.
and on the I'D much less. The latest
bulletin recounts the operations Of
Thursday. 1t says Turkish firing com.
meDced at half past four in the morn
ing aud lasted with great violence till
noon. Meanwhile the Turks made
several desperate assaults bat were re-
pulsed. Our heroes did not yield a
foot. At noon the firing slac1ened and
the reserves under Radetsky. began to
arrive. Our losses have been gseat.
The population of Giurgevo. have been
ordered to leave because of the can
nonadiug between Rusichuck and the
Russian batteries on the southern bank
of the Danube Hl.e E 14f
What the Turks Say About H.
I CoSsTANrINoPLE. Aug. "a.
! Snleiman Rasha telegraphs uuder
date of August 2lst that three of his
brigades assembled the heights OF
Schipka Pass in spite of, the shower of
Russian projectilss;and drove back the
Russian outposts ,asd advanced to with
iu one hundred yards of the enemy's
entertainments. There was desperate
fighting tor fourteen hours, and al
though the Turks retained the grouOd
the conquered enemy still held their
fortified Positions. which were defended
by fourteen cannon aud large force.
Tomorrow we shall bring up our siege
guns and renew the struggle. We Lope
to be successful.
! Cholera on "a French Vessel.
! o...-...xs LONDON, Aug. "a.
An Alexandria correspondent of the
Daily News Says the French transport,
COrreze, with, 10 cases of cholera on
board Is not allowed to pass through
Suez Canalor Communicate with the
shore.
Glasgow 60 General Grant.
t~..-> - GLASGOW. Aug 81.
The town council unanimously re-
solved to present the freedom of the
city to General Grant. HIS. visit to
Paris is still delayed TO avoid the pos.
sibility OF rejecting indirectly gu Pres
Ident McMahon.
A D~puty nism 'ssed.
PARIS, Aug. "a
Deputy Mayor, of Esreux, has been
dismissed Oh occasion of the Presidents
recent visit. rhe Deputy Mayor made
speech, informing him that tue peo.
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Grand Omcsrs Elected.

s. P
BUFFALO, Aug. "a.
/, The General Grand Chapter of Royal
Arch Masons visited Niagara Falls yes
terday. They resumed their ,labors this
morning, when the following officers
were elected: General Grand High
Priest. John Frizzell vi Nashville; Dep
uty Grand High Priest, Robert A.
Bowen of Keokuk; Grand King. Alfred
F. Chapman of Boston; General Gtand
Scribe, Noble d. Lane of Washington
General Grand Treasurer, John Me-
Clellan of Boston; General Grand Sec.
rotary. Christopher j. Fox of Buffalo /;
General Grand Captain OF Host, Henry
Bostwick OF Covingtoh; General Grand
Royal Arch Captain. David T. Day of
Buffalo. Durdg the day drive was
had through the city. r'"<
Cracked Whiakw Gaze
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$40 REWARD.

CTRAYED AwAY-A LIGHT ROAM
~ horse, about fourteen hands high; hob
bic marks ON fore legs; bought by me from
Crawford Of Paradise Valley. / will pay the
above reward tor his return.
tt G.P. HARDING.
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A D~paty nism 'ssed.

Deputy Mayor, of Esreux, has been
dismissed on occasion of the Presidents
recent visit. The Deputy Mayor made
speech, informing him that the peo.
pie OF Evreux and Normandy generally
were deeply attached to the Republic
aud desired the crisis to terminate as
soon as possible. 5s-....o
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A Crooked whisky Case.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a.

ST. LOUIS, Aug. "a.
The demurrer and answer in the case
of the United States Government vs
VIM. Mckee, was filed in the United
States Circuit Court to-day by defend
ants counsel. The demurrer is against
all courts and causes of action from
No. 1. to No. asa, covering the time
from September 1871 to August 1872,
on the ground that they are barred by
limitation. The ans wer is general
denial of all remaining charges from
45O to 1913. aud alleges that the Gov
eminent cannot MAINTAIN the present
suit against defondant for the reason
that he was indicted. tried and con-
victed ON the same general charges as
now brought against him, and that in
1875 he was sentenced to imprison.
ment and tine, and was subseq uently
granted full and Unconditional pardon
by the President, which was accepted.
..t4 - As4eta
Coal Miners Grievances.
!, CHICAGO. Aug. "a.
The coal miners in the vicinity of
La Sale who struck on July "a ap-
peared in the United States Court this
morning aud fled their petition repre-
senting their grievances, which were
that after having arranged with the
receiver of the North Illinois Coal CON-
pany to mine coal for rs cents per ton.
and to receive full work, they were.
nevertheless, given but three days
work per week; that they had greatly
suffered ia consequence; that the
scales were inadequate. and the powder
furnished inferior; that under these
circumstances. they cen. only mako
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-08-25
FOURTH DAY, THURSDAY. OCTOBER aTI

RUNNING Premium $500; free for Ail united
three-year Odds. or under four. raised or
owned in humboldt county; half mile
heats, two in three. -First, $500; second,
90: third. 800. @
RUNNING Premium $500: free for all horses
raised or owned In this State, Eastern
''rrgon, Idaho or California. east OF he
sierra Nevadas single dash Of three
quartz Of u mile. irst, $275: secund,
Z $50: third. SIS
TRoPiIs6 Premium $780, free for all double
teams owned in This State, owners to
drive: mile heats, three In Ave. to road
wagon. First, s200, secoud si00s third.
$50
Entries IN the above race Will close
September 28th.f Hofees contesiing In
the above race to be owned and driven to-
grther for three months preceding the
day OF race
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THIRD DAY. WET NEsnAY, oCToB fR Sd.
TRoTTMG Premium 500, free for all untried
three-year olds in this State. East-
ern Greg N, idaho or Utah; mile heats.
two in three, to harness. First, 500;
second, sl15: third. s75 l
RUNSING-premum $500; free for all horses
raised or owned iu this state Es stern
Greg m, Idaho, Utah or California, east of
: the Sierra Nevada: mile heats three In
FIVE. First. S450: second, $3.50; third.
800
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FIRST DAY, MONDAY. OCTOBER 1sT.
TRoTrNG premium 500; mile heats, 3 in 5
TO harness. free for all horses raised or
owned in this state kaetern Oregon,
Idaho. Utah or California. east of the 81
ezra Nevada. First. $500; second, 500:
third, 500
RUNSISG Premium Sl0O: fire., for all horses
raised or owned in this State. Four or,
more tn fill, three or more testart. Single
dash for one mile. First, 500; second.
$I25; third. $75.
SECOND DAY. TUESDAY. OCTOBER and.
TRorTISs PREMIUMS $500: free for all horses
raised owned Ia humboldt county.
FIRST, $780, -econd Sl25: third, SIS
Bun sIna--Prsmium $500; free for aii horses
raised or owned In thi, State, Easternfo Dr.
egon. Idaho, Utah or Californis, east Of
the Sierra Nevada. Mile heats, two in
three. First, $3.50; second. $3.50; third,
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: t.~--. GLASGOW. Aug "a.
The town council unanimously re-
solved to present the freedom of the
city to General Grant. HIS. visit to
Paris is still delayed 10 avoid the pos.
sibility OF rejecting indirectly on Pres
Ident McMahon.
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-aotl. $1,000 LUNDON, Aug. "a.
An Alexandra correspondent of the
Daily News Says the French transport,
COrreze, with, 10 cases of cholera on
board Is not allowed to pass through
Suez Canalor Communicate with the
shore.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

YALE STUDENTS ON SPREE.-A large
number OF Yale students attended the dance
a. Turn hall on Monday night, and one or
The results OF their atten lance was dis
graceful fight, IN which The students cams
out second best. the trouble appears 10
have arisen frOm the refusal OF a student 20
remove has has while aE-ing, AZ the request
OF The manager. The manager tried 10 re-
move IL, and n personal encounter followed
Very soon the nght became general. Several
students were batly beaten, and black eyes
ard broken heads were plenty on the ca mpus
yesterday. Tue police came in aud arrested
a number, but in court yesterday the Offend
ing parties could not he identified. and the
minds OF all witnesses seemed mixed On the
subject. The cases were continued, aud Will
probably be dropped. Those arrested do not
appear TO be the ones who started the fight,
but those who sailed in afterwards.-lN Nea0
HQreu Palladium.
Evening star., 1877-11-20
DIED,

JOHNSTON. In Leesbarg, Va, November 18th,
ls91, JHAs. A. JOHNSTON, IA his 71d year OF age.
hCEl Roy. Oh Monday, November l3th, ls7T, at
go clvck . m. JOHN a, son Of John and Msrgs-
ret hckIoy. aged years alo p days.
FuneTal vii lake place Wedn esdAy, the Slst, at
O'Clock. from tie residen,e Of its parents, 40I q
street northeast. Friends aud sc,i aaiatances are
respectfully INV tied % attend. 1t
hUhkOE On euBdsy, November 18th, ls7I, st
Marine BeTIacks, Mar lslaad 1.ayy Yard, Osli-
fOTnis, sitter brief Illness, Capt FRANK MUNROK.
tinted stGtes Marie Corps, aged IS years and 4
M ntbs.
Notice Of funeral hereafter
eAXroN On November 18th, III, ROBERT
SAhToN, f ~ MARY e county. Nd, aged ~ ye.rs.
he fun, raj ia take pl-oe IRON his nssiassos
22s street northwest, at OclOcs, sgd from
Ihe-c proceed 10 ST. Aloysius Church, on Wesnss-
cay, the zlst IA slant
SLATER On Tuesday, November 2eth, 1877, q
las a. M, Nm. X. SLATER, son Of VIM. n. snd sa-
eister.
NOuce " funeral in morning papers.
WHITE. Suddenly Monaay morning, November
year Il his age.
Funsrsl VIII take place from his late residences,
no. A STD street sOuehe ast, wednesday eye0-
ing, November 2lst, ~ O'Clock 0 m. Relatives
and flenss VI the ismy respectfully invited 90 at
tend.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

A BRAVE WOMAN-HJJC q Thief Vas
Caught ui Brook Yesterday afternoon the
servant ln the family OF Mr., John Pickett
No. SO Clinton street, Brooklyn, thou ght she
heard footsteps IN one Of the upper rooms.
She Immediately stared 10 ascertain VINO
the Intruder was. Wuen she was entering
the front room on the second nDOr she met a
hlei coming OurwiJh his arms foil OF cloth
ing. six dresses, velvet cloaks. sc. she
screamed murder" ''watch," police" at
the top of her voice, when the thief dropped
the cluthiug and seized her, threatening To
take her life. The girl proved % be the
strongest, Tor alter a sh lrt struggle she threw
lie thief 80 violently that his head broke oae
OF the stair rails. He then neW 10 the street,
but the girl ran TO The wiudOv aud screamed
police THIS brought Officer Oberly OF the
third precinct, who succeeded In capturing
the thlCf after Z chase OF several blocks.
When taken 10 the stat ion house the prisoner
was found in possession OF some religious
circulars which ae mad stolen nom the house
Of tie Rev. Nj. Lee, No. - WOOihuu strset,
i'm TIE StlsrnoOl. He gave his name as
Henry Hatfield, but refused 20 tell where he
lIved.-tN y. Post. I1th.
Evening star., 1877-11-20

November 18th. 1877.
TBAlEs LEAVE WASHtSG ron, from Depot
For Pittsburg aud the West. no 10 IA m r,ilv. with
PaIlor Car t. ittsburs and sleeping Oars from
Putsburs to Cintirnati, ~ Louis and Chicago
40 m daily, With Palace Oar to Chicago.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
FOI CSnands qua, Rochester, Buff lo Niagara walls
and he :. rth, at 40 D m daiig exec ., Sat
Erdsy, With Palace Cars o WsStiRs For or Vii VII
nsmsport, Lock Haven, Elmi a aud Watkins at
10 1O a. "a daily, except sunday
FJr New York SDd tn Eas., 40 a m and % 30
N oAily WITH Palace Cars attsohed Limited
hhptess q Pullman Csrs, o 40 q. IN dAily, ex
For Heg oTk ans the Ess., I.sO p. m daily ex-
ton - Bosom. For Brooklyn, Y, all through
tlA'hs Connect 1T Jefsey City with boats of
ESIyiohhh Anht x, eh'rdinS direct transfer 10
- uey acres KeE York city
foL afd td51,sda,p ia $50 ~ = dsilE sSse9t supdsy,
Limited Express, 81 30 daily, except sun
Accomm dati n for Baltimore, q J5, & 30 a. m.
I'D 4 10 II daily, -pt sunday
For PoTe's Creea Line, q 81 IN and 30 D. m
dal'y, -, eFt snnd,y.
eXc-p Sunday.
ALEXsNuRIA AND EREDERI KsBCRG RAIL
NdN MY AID hLEXANDBIA AND WASHING
For eyanar.a @, ;. .. 10 lola. Ia,
80 D -, y. u. On sunday a. O:l0 u. IN
OF 10. SODth, via BichmOLd, = fJ a. m. daily;
I'D n dairy eEcep, lnday.
II I1stu-leAye Alex AndrIa fyy " ss1ingtou, q 10,
N 90 o. sondaJ 20 ~ ., n ~, s,11.'5 saa7P
Tickets, Information, .l5eIing aud pPrlOr car ac-
c2umodstious caH d, ITOc1rei a. tue offices, rth
ra7t corner Of hlr ssntu = eet and Pennsylvania
avenue, northeast corner Of Sixth -traat ani Pean
sHiyaIa avenue, al tbJ de p1t, here orders can
b If for the che,kil Of baggage to destination
L. 2. FAEMER, General Passenger Agent.
FRAkk THOMSON, General Manager. n1vlO