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Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10

since that night. His wife CUT till IL past 5.
slept alone every night he was gone. until
Fri,,ay night. in my own room. There was =
lit le xiii there tho usually slept with me-. bas
when Smith was away she slept with his wife.
Mrs. Smith, little girl and Capt. Smith slept in
same bed that night, after he came home.
While | was going to bed. tod Mrs.
Smith that II | went to bed with her then
Mel. would be sure 80 come home. The
q. I | heard Wa Smiths voice at door
ealing Ssdie-exprctrd To sleep there un-
les Smith got home. stated before jury
ihat beard that back door and window
were opep-have not stated thar Smith oj
horue iu the night Nj smith brought W.
a light when he came NJ and took it sud
went ~ ted leaving him in the d-rA.
Webster came u lWN" before lo-l
supposed q Wa> him heard WI d hr came
So.
MRS. LUCILLA VI. SMITH.
Am wite x Edward VI. Smith--iive ~ Rucks
purt-marricd li'yrar>. The weeA of tire At
Tnm<. husband at home in fart noon Of Mon
isy len ainoon 70 20 10 hi fathers and broth
cr'~-he rsiurutd FRIDAY night, went 20 bad
soon sfer 9-heari him II door - my bed
chamber frdav night nrsr 10. sister inted and
little girl with me. u Hsd not been 70 sheep that
night. or msy have been partially 80. heard
the rioyk strike ten amer b. calIe 20 bssl-He
had on a 5srS coat.
He wore home the sam shirt he wore away
T. j. the ssme shirt exhibited in Court to bit
of my know lsdgr-h4d breakfast next morning
about :. T1e heNt dii ws> , put on dye 10
>trrp intending to dye husband, cost-l ral-
orsd Il with loSwvbl and Put in blue vitriol
culored Il aud hung 20 dry on cloths horse IN
ktchen. Hc did not put on the sane pants.
mrniod a tare above th- Knee that forenoon.
lie had on same >hirt De- Wore AWAY.
| fir,t heard oi ,i~c when Mr. GHo. Eidrid-r
came in Ant told M. Al o'clock. s VI tie
remsiUed At home that dsv ~ nv request. un-
To- be could take me with him. Wa a; home
whru the ntlicrr> arrested him. Had n1 oppor-
iuriiy To tax with him until afcr examination
aud inquest. think Mr. Smith Pot 90 pants
ulrUded between 20 aud II.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10
Ft.ENE HAIE

kuew thAr articles were leG 10 safe
dua-t know what. / never meddied with
tuem County Attorney came aud took
them away during pr,seH: term ot Court
Never leave safe un.acNeI when ont Of
ofr-e
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10
DR.. 5. DANA HAYES.

/ reside in Boston. Am an Analytical Chem.
ist, and q State Assayer. Took degree in
Germany.-studied in Germany. Been in prac-
tice IL yrs. Have been accustomed to expert
menting with microscope since boyhood. Have
testified in 6 or cases on blood-stains. Have
made several thousand examinations in relation
TO blood-stains. Have paid special attention
TO examinations Of blood-stains since 1864.
agree with Drs. Treadwell and Chase. substan-
TALLY, as they have testified. Have seen the
photographs shown by DIR. Treadwell. The
only defect in them is that the size of the corpus
eles of the OK are larger than they should be,
when compared with those of man.
prepare dried blood for examination by plac-
ing Il under glass, sealed mosten il with glyeer-
inc and water, and put it away to soak as long
ss Is necessary for the corpnscles to develop
their original form, and then place them under
the microscope and take my measurements Of
them The figures placed on blackboard BY
DR., TreadwelI are corroborated by me in the
experiments / have made.
Ny measurements Of human blood cores
pond very nearly with his. The measurements
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10
ISAAC CLAY.

L,c i4 Btcn.pp.t Hri'.l father testify
and remember ni.hr he spoke Of Know
Smith. Saw him ihat night At house. lie
raulr from direction oi \ llarrmans;
haSc crossed iGyseif dEy sad eveuing-he
hsd with .im guu-that y nll saw he
>a.d hc Wa lrom \. liIrrimau'>. No df
hculiy in crossing pasture III evening.
Cross Erlmiaed.-Have come across al
ter meetings; sometimes came out by A.
iIarriman'>. sometimes by Postoffice, and
sometimes bv CoOmh-'
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10

We publish below the following re-
port Of q case tried ia Bangor last week
which Will be- Interesting to Physicians
and To many OF our readers who are per
sonally acquainted with Or. Sanger, who
resided In this city some years.
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10

Live i Bucksport-knew SmltlI-re
membered when Smiths horsc was burned
saw him on Wednesday t. Ryder's field
had gun with him. | spoke with him
was driving home from Bucksport vii
iAae. anl he got in and rode with me "a
far ~ hone-weDt 10 with ne
Live lees than mile from bis iather's
house. He left me at Mr. Quimby's gate,
and saw him going up hill-had gun
with him then.
Examined my new house with me-told
me he was going cunning DID not notice
his clothes.
Cross Examined d-Lived N't.l,-rcsl "a.
Mr. Trims tie got in Ia iiee ~ III nte at
wa,cl iug place. After stopping :. ny
hous., we both rode up to Quiinh' AID ]
saw HIM gn,ng up hill-said be Was going
cunning on to the mountain; Biouf-tain
about miles from Trims house. and Il is
Ellsworth American., 1877-05-10
tHAs. II. CooMBs.

I've d. hncksport; know Edward NJ.
Smith; | remember when Trims house
burned Ia Oct last. Smith was al father :
house on Monday Of that week; had gun
with him. and asked me 10 90; | did,
went TO Riders woods. Smith snot par.
fridge that day. Smith was at fathers
house next Tuesday evening; he had on
ightish pants. aud overcoat; noticed his
shirt-can't tell the color OF tit was be-
tween light and dark.
Did not see him again that week. Pirsl
saw him AT fathers house. | noticed the
coat was faded asked him to q, into
house-he did not 90 in.
The partridge was shot through head and
neck-examined il, il bled considerably.
Cross EIdmiRed.-Live quarter of mile
from Smiths fathers. He was at house
in afternoon OF Monday went with him
in about half an hour. Ryder's woods are
n w. from our house. Went mile into
lbem-sot back at 5 or half past Z. NJ. :
hunted all The time 10 these woods-we
were Together "A part OF time, and a part
of the time not i shot nOthing-not much
tired when got back-was same-don't
know where he stopped saw him next.
Tuesday evening at o'cIOck-had no gun
then. Coat was faded in front aud on
shoulders across back,
The silver state. [volume] (Unionville, Nev.) 1870-1903, 1877-11-20

Persons desiring Business, dealers
and all others wishing the very best
and latest Improved Sewing Machines,
should send for Circulars and Terms to
SAMUEL HILL,
10 New Montgomery street,
Imar2 San FranOiscO.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17
Bites of Mad Dogs.

Investigations made by DR.. Buisson,
a French physician, have led him to the
conclusion that an almost certain cure
for the bite of a mad dog consists in sub
jecting the patient daily to the influence
of hot vapor bath-134 to 144 degrees
Fahrenheit-for seven successive days,
for the purpose of throwing him into an
intense perspiration, and thus eliminat-
ing the poison through the skin. He
says that when the disease has actually
declared itself, it will be sufficient to
take one vapor bath, in which the tenn
perature is made to rise rapidly to SO
degrees, the patient keeping his room
until the case is complete. A few hot
bricks placed in pail of water, over
which the patient sits in cane-bottomed
chair, large blanket covering him in,
from his shoulders down to the floor, can
be easily arranged, and it is said to an
swer the purpose of a vapor bath admi-
rably The remedy is the result of the
personal experience of DR.. Buisson, he
having been subjected to the attack of a
rabid dog. and affected with all the
symptoms of hydrophobia. Having a
theory in regard to the efficiency Of
vapor baths in such cases, he tried the
experiment and found that when the
temperature reached 125 degrees Fahren-
heit, the symptoms disappeared as if by
magic.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17
He started up and faced her, and

He started up and faced her, and
shook with very surprise.
AFTER three miserable years we gaze
again in one another's eyes!" she went
on. elbow long have waited for this
meeting, to be sure! Why did you for
sake me? Tell me why You so abruptly
broke our engagement? Utterwith your
lips what you wrote mei''
He recovered himself and said coldly
Il shall always feel deeply sorry for
having played so low part in your life.
Three years ago our life-paths crossed.
| was struck by your beauty and believ-
ed loved you, and asked you to be my
wife. found did not really love you
that | could not marry with only respect
and friendly regard. could not make
ourselves unhappy, so went away from
you, hoping Father Time would bring
you complete happiness. Say, you for
give me! Let me be your sincere, de-
voted friend"
"And allow me to be the same,'
Claudia said, coming forward; "foI
Mr.. Waring has asked me to be his wife,
and have consented. Let us be your
friends; and let the past slumber for
ever!n
A deep pause. Miss Ludlow's lips
mutely moved, as if she wished to speak
but tottering forward, she fell down
heavily. Her poor heart had ceased tc
beat,
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Evil Communications Corrupt Good
Manners.

A few days ago a ten-year-old son of
one of our citizens happened to be in
the Court House during session of the
City Council. He listened attentively
and appeared very much impressed with
the proceedings. When he got home it
was later than usual, and his mother In
quired what.kept him out so late.
GAS chairman of that committee ask
that further time be granted to make my
report was the reply.
The old lady looked at him rather
strangely and asked him if he had got
the thread she sent him out to buy.
I" | move that further time be granted
to make my report, was the surly reply.
"Will you have your supper now,
johnny I'm afraid there is something
the matter with the boy?" remarked the
anxious mother.
"I move the supper be laid on the
table," observed the youth.
"Where is the change from the
thread?n was the next question.
Referred to the finance committee,
| reckon,n and he attacked his supper
Just then the old man rose up and
grasped the incipient alderman by the
collar and remarked off-handedly, "And
| move to furnish your honorable body
with fre-wood cheap and they ad
journed to the backyard, where the ole
man could be heard making speech il
support of the motion, something like
this, "I don't (whack) care where
| (whack) you've been, you young scoun
drel (whack), you smell of tobacco
smoke (whack, whack) and bee
(whack), and have lost all respec
(whack) toward your (whack) bes
friends. I'll teach you (whack) to med
die in politics." etc.
Johnny says he is not the kind of ;
boy the old man needs about the place
and he is going to join the rangers for ;
living as soon as he is able to ride
| San A7atonio Herald.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17
Poker PLAYERS should become thumb

Poker players should become thumb
readers. A Chicago poker player who
lost $500 at last discovered that when
his opponent held three of a kind his
thumb trembled. He improved his dis
covery, and won $1,000 at one sitting.
CThis item is for the benefit of the one
whose thumb doesn't shake. The other
one must 90 on shaking just the same,
or the rule won't work, and the cause of
science will be injured. Boston Adcer-
tiSer,
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17

Trials have been made in Rome of
a solution of chloride of calcium as a
substitute for water in laying dust in
streets, and the results are said to have
been highly satisfactory. The damp
ness communicated to the road remains
for whole week The road remains
damp without being muddy, presenting
a hard surface, on which neither the
wind nor the passing of pedestrians or
horses has any effect.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17
NAY MARINERS.

,,e suffiuent surges sighed
ail ,lle Dam Island ledge that day,
easa s'ars rs 10 the Clarence hled
5,lsd 55sIed v with me thr0' c"see Bay
,rba Masta held the helm;
.1nId MD my nv clinant Clara fear
seS",s ss"ent n asarges might .Gerwhelm,
y slluuh snch 4 Skipper stood to steer
smembered day of bliss!
isl;pa Yacht the waters clave;.
lsaSering % wavelet seemed to klss'
.asora sas as she Glove the wave.
Z .sev fakelets of the sky
shadows on the ocean show;
~ raral ar phocas, furbling by,
sssortIing snazy as they go.
a.,.,s eyes with glory cleaned;
81 aanlden hair the water snaled;,
u With buoyant barno beamed,
ess ssssrt : its golden hope ingaled.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17

], rhat the chemists say they be,
/ y s msrls--tliey never grew;
! y y s some not from the hollow sea,
/ fspy come froIa Heaven in dew!
,,u in the Indian sea it slips
T-,ugh M m green and briny whirls,
/ ss,s sasr great shells catch it in their lips,
1 nd kiss it into pearls!
s,sx ean be so beauteous made,
n why not tears, my girl?
En- not YOUR tears? Be not afraid
y - .Scribner for May.
The Bossier banner. [volume] (Bellevue, Bossier Parish, La.) 1859-1952, 1877-05-17
~AAcARC1NET.

.,6I-Ta a!
RY r, II. sTODDARD.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23


new YoRK, March 2z.-Cotton dali and irregu-
lar; middiing uplands, ii5c; middling Orleans,
Ac. Consolidated net receipts, %. 300 bales. EE-
ports-to Great Britain. 81, ga bales; France, 1850
bales; Continent, s, 1888 bales.
Flour a shade hrIner, and fair trade; Ho = o. 10
soos i 10 shoics T.
Bye -four unclaimed. Cornmeai quiet and an
sna s1SI "a .psHSs
q O.; unersded spring, " 2sepi 80; No. Chiesgo,
ils.s s SS S,s fS ies,fas9 tsf q
@iS; winter wheat dnn and nominsl; Rye quiet
ssS my. %S:s i'SsS s
e2in .1s 1.r s G's
se Sss hay a EsS ana
Hops quie! and uneh,nged: Conee-Rlo quiet and
10 az demand: aoi.se..FeSsisn sfsssry sras:s
Rsa s,asdy with @odersss INJURY q z oaTolias 81.
@tskc. Petroleum quiet and arm; unchang ed:
feSS rG s:ssy s.%T arpssss ei sA s,
% Ess: sss n% r. E for s sIs
gs qps %SEs ao,ys SScs
westsr a. 9gs' picked hams &c: Rid!S, Arm
ysnccd and closed shade easier; kettle, iOe; prime
whisky, : shade drner at 81 GR. FreIghts 70 LIy-
steam. I'D; wheat, per steam, II.
.BALrIMoRE, March 2f.-Cotton duli; middliug.
iiN@likc.
Flour oderstsly active, arm and unchanged.
Tied supplies; prices unchanged. ,.orn.southeru
quiet aud steady; Western dun aud steady; South
ern white, s Cpssc; do. yellow, 5iH@Sec; Western
mixed. spot, 52Ac; April, b.; May. sac; June.
ern prime and Western white, 4O6nrsc. Rye easier
At 7Ss'ts; SloSerseed asi., and mreSulsr; gaoa 70
nrmer aud higher. PORK, 20 50, Bnlknests.
Loose shoulders &C, clear rib sides, sSS1c; packed
eQnshe, Bseon shoulders, 6Bc; clear rlb sides gTc,
Hams, I19itZc. Lard-Rehned, l0kSni0ic. But
and heavy: Western tubs. extra fine, 2bhtSo: West
roll, @22c. Petroleum nominal; crude, bloc
refined, Ieh69c. Coffee unchanged. Whlsky
hrmcr, and not auotaIIy higher at ttos.
Recclpts-Flour, 800 bblsi wheat,s so bush: corn.
q go bush; oats, ~ hush; Iycs 80 bush ship
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23
AUCTION sALEs-FUrURE DAYS

~S>~~So~No~DoDo~.o-~
A UCTION SALE OF DESIRABLE IN
IA PROVED PROPERTY on THE WEST
sIUF or FOURTEENTH STREET WEST,
BETWEEN MASSACHUSETTS AVENUE
AND n STREET NORTH.
BY virtue OF dced Of trust Of date Ncvembef .:
the land records for the District OF Coumbia By
the directlon Of the party secured thereby. wii
sell At public suction. I'm front Of the nreniscs
SATURDAY. March ~. ISL. Al . O'Clock p. N.
lot numbered 81, OF Charles Davis subtistslol
OF part Of square numbered III with the improve
ments thereon snd appurtenances thereto beloaf-
ing. The Improvements consist In eieg Ant IN rec
story and basement brick dwei ing. With modern
appliances and htunEs.
ierms OF sa'ei One fourth In cash On the day Of
sale, or within seven dsys therefrom: the residue
teen months IRON the day OF sale, for which the par
cbasers promissory notes arc TO be given bearing
Interest from the day Of sale aud 70 he secured By
deed OF trust on the property sold. and saus-
tory policy Of insurance on the building IL the
terms Of sale not compiled with within sevea
days from the dav Of sale reserve the right 20
sell the property at the risk aud cost Of the de-
faulting purchAser. Ali couveyancirg At the par
chaser cost; eeOo deposit on acceptance OF old.
prior deed OF trust, dated October ~ iss, and
land records. to secure a certain promiSsory mote.
dated October ~ 1876, for 60 and interest there
on At 10 per ccnt num from its date. payable
In three years aftcr date.
HEHKr sTRAsBURGER. irnslees'
mhis FMsds Aacuoaeer.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23

DRESS GOODS, 10, Il, Is, 70, Is. s7xto IS cts.
- Dolman Cloths, ~ eta. to SIS
Black Aipscas, N. Is ts 50 cts.
Pure Mo6airs, ~ TO IS cts.
Black siiks less than Cad prizes, o. to y.
Napkins, 50 cts. 20 % per dofen.
Caiicoes, 81 cts. up: Towels Sets up.
Csmbgie Edgss So 70, ~ 70 g csatS-
Wamsutta shirt, finished; NJ warranted In every
the only shirt In the city that gives EcneTSl
T. n. NAUnkIN,
mhit 7oa Market splce-
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23
zoR RENT, By b. n. WARNER q CO.,

III if,s sns g and n. ISs
lis io;n q. n v. Furnished. 10 is.:.: %
NJ i; ~ W. f sr 1s,nts ne. r
Ms,Iset, above is,h, IS rooms: NIL. %
10. Mi a. D. nv. 4 Soon !. ana % NIL. Is
For Rent-iln itth st: n. w., ara M l...:..... rs
no. ios fean.yiysnis avenue. mr. - 70
No. il.h m f fain Y sssSm:. m i hs
o,vo, ~ "; u rooms a m; L: .Y;.ii.; iec
FOR Ren'- sS e. r s,s and I Sssea, "
I,S Fourteenth n. u, rs NIL; g
kS S n st Fs ave-. ss.f to9es Silm.s5 u
For Ren'hS i ,s.. I'm q n I'll 10 o. m;
s:;s ss On j. s. i..i ., Ss !. r.. MI
\: Ave. $50. 4. Il room: N. L.:
ESD street n. y. owe, store. 70 rs.... g
- "a i.si 4 + =, y. Z. n. I. 4 stable 3
A No $50 q ssreei. rooms. m. f .. @
CIR I'M aps n sr' wh hath MI.
~ ssis .PS s ~ SsPIIoI !; 5: m I,
ssl NV, pr. ssiory. or, m. L..... 50
For Rent-iae Eleventh street n. W., r. m. l.. g
i ne; ne ne s 4, 9: 80 10 ior. = s m; &
For Rent-iioi iosS ssiesi cor. street. nj s
&; AZ :I. !: \: i: g.! 4: si:i,Is:
~ + ..Gs, , AID ., sss :, r. NJ IL: !.
IS Nigh II, GEORGETOWN, 7rs, m. Lee. 20
For Rent Nos. In and 10 ct. n. e.. II rooms, q
No. ~ Kim street, LIE Droit Park. 10
rooms, m.i............. .............. .
NO, N b Of. 9. e.. rs, Eas water. .
Ns street n. e II rooms. .......... .
For Rent-l01o N ave-, Il rooms, large yard n
Isl Green street, Georgeto wn,S rooms as
1loe Fourth street north wet, 7r..... ~
1900 n. W.. br. 2story, 9 rs ........ Is
Nos. ef4 and "a b 81. 8. e., rooms.
gas and water. ................. ~
- No. 0i 18th St n. e.. rooms. %
For Hent-32 18Th O.. W.. s rooms water. Ace. II
. Deffees street. rooms. .....,..... 10
No. 1911 ID %. NV, fr. ....... l6
1t6 street n. W., rooms, brick.... 10
Nos. and Foundry Place. rooms. u
For Rent-1lb FIRST street 8. w................ 10
1W Grant avenue. ..................... 10
Small Frame. t1th street, above t.. 10
No. COTTAGE ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
7Ot Grant avenue. .................. s
Also, number OF other houses, full particulars OF
which will be given upon apple al the onces o.
B. H. WARNER, co., Sls street northwest,
opposite Masonic Temple. feis
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HOUSES FuR RENT.

INoR RHNT-A NINERooM NEW BRICK
II house, III North Carolina avenue, Capitol Hin,
all moassS z, ren ThSsis sof PENN
sylyaniA avenue, Capitol Hill. mh73-fv
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23
NuSChNsDN BROS, Apetioreers,
sSallrAst corner Of Ninth an
Ufihdn1 S 81 IN rAkak FSs sATE q
sS;AS., kSpYSk giSE FAMILY c Ar

In virtue Of ~rit of fert fscIss, on Iuigmeut OF
eOEtsu atiou Issued ost Of the CLERKS oce Of the
Supp CouTt OF the District OF Columbia. aud to
etTsstsj. will ell at pRhtc sale, for cash, at
tae section sicre OF DuucarsSnS bro. at the
81 Ninth sud STREETS northwest, on TUESDAY,
the 9Th day Of Narrh, ISL. commencing at 10
O'Clock y m, the I0lloSiIg gOots and chatt-ls,
10 cit. VIZ:
IPsrc- suite. PiScss, I brussels Carpet, Re-
esTuon CaAiIs : Reg Mats, OJtOmsns, Marble
TOT Iah,s. RSug Grt staHis. Otl Paintings, En-
ETsyiHg Is and ChsniriiSE,, Wsrirobs, shades aud
EHEs- BSd- teas. Bureaus, Hall Carpet, Hail
Esck. ~
ALIEN. SHARP,
US. Marshal ID. q.
DUNCANsDA a BIO.
AEctloneers.
~ o'cioeE .. r.. tire sane day, viii sell at
tts BaEtaT; on LCnssIsEz aIy0us, Family Car.
T1Eg.i set ofsinzle all Of the above ssiTed
and levied uIoa as the goods ar cAlttc's OF ChAs
II. Noaltos. and viii be sold TO satisfy execution
Ne u at. Ia IayOt OF Cit!Egas' National Bark OF
Washington, u. Z. ~
ALEX. sHAHP,
u. =. Marsha. u. 4.
rhls-tics BIRCH 4 RuBEY, hucts,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23

Ticket, good Ill used s,FFsss shss 4 through
mhl2.iy 9I Penn. ave-. Candy store. ;
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
NATIONAL LINE AND \. SHORT ROUTE
NORTH, WEST, NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST
JANUARY "a, is0, 5. y. IN.
LKAvE WASHINGTON.
500 q. M, Baltimore and way stations.
7:Ds. M, Baltimore; Annapolis and way stations.
lisa. m, roiRl Of Rocks and wy stations;
ss;sos: m, Baltimore and way .,ssio p;,,,,,,,
press; Pltts6urg, hagerstown and Valley branch,
:io!io !; M baltimore express. On Sunday for
is:oS M Baltimore, Enleott City, Annapoll,
i:SP nj. Y rh,lsas, 4 Norfolk s,Igrsss. On
's w !. N NJ ssii%oys md va: way stations.
M r. Pi &cet ta frs$criciP stations
1851. M, Baltic, Annapolis and way stations.
G Gss%Sf ana sp dC SaS sape.
Sb m, y Louis and Ci.snnati siPfssS;,
s5 Tsi%. marked daily; osSsf Train.
w AsHINaTON AND OHIO RAILRoAD.
suh.In AHastts sfR 4 ~. snaSsIss
TWO iHHsss S Dt SSSaEr 1 sSSSSDA''
burg, going westward At II 10 a. m. and $40 p. N.
and arrive at Hound Hill at u IN. and p. IN. Leave
ESTnd HIN :; AZ m S M pnas Less:SITE:
HsSandris Iii a m, md Hi u nm ana WIZ
ington At $40 q: m; and $40 p. IN. =, =.
Warrington and Ohio cars At the baltimore and
Potomac railroad station ats a. m. and p. m, and
The s,io q. m. train fram Alexandria and l2;1P
n ,ran from b Hound HIN eSansst a. RsSnd Nm
Vile, Berryyile and Winchester; also, With RsAmers
Aide and Middleburg.
Both Trains " estward make close connection At
Vienna with Sisson's Line Of Stages for fAirfAx
Oourt-House.
Commutatoa tickets, . cent. per nile; annual
us sSs. r. a i; II h tssssi Hsss..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1877-03-23
NoR RENT : ELEGANT FURNISHED

NOW OCCUPIED by the SPANISH MINISTER,
the N. W. corner OF and Thirteenth SITS. north
west, This house has tweHty cheerful aud well
furnished rooms. There Ia q large stable well ar
rsngcdl eoachman's room, water, gas and other
The above IL the mos, desirable private residence
In the city, and Will be rented for term OF years.
For price and terms apply 70 =. =, ,,,,,
ne, E,,,. Agent No tn..n N M s,SsS, nS,,,.
west. nearly opposite Riggs q %. mhIt-Im