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National Republican., 1878-10-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
rev York Money Market.

N.w YopK. oct, is 1873
dispatch received here this afternoon from Lon
don. stating that report current there that the
Bank OF France had loaned the Bank OF England
fdoooooo had the effect OF checking the fall In the
stock market and causing an advance. This report
hrue Ia important. as II implies condition OF nfhlIs
In London which had not even SUSPECTED The
foreign bankers here do not credit the report ns their
private dispatches made allnson 10 II. Such action
on the part Of the Bank Of France, however, IS not
unprecedented.
Money active at 67 per cent for call loans the
extremes being Id7 aud closing at iper cent.
Exchange WIS strong aud higher, leading bankers
advancing their rates to $50 for long and is0 for sro
Gold was steady, with change from yesterday oil
tho sales being at icos@iooh. closing M the former
figure. The steamer st. Laurent, which arrived TO-
day from Havre, brought about t3D.n0o In American
gold. The Herder also brought 5000 . yesterday.
State bonds were dull and steady with sues sconhned
10 North Caroline new g's
The stock market exhibited much feyershncss In
the early dealings and prices declined M2 per cent
III the entire lit but toward tho close strong buying
movement set IN. under which the decline was not
only recovered, but prices carried IN most es.s
A,o per cent higher than the closing OF yesterday
Transactions aggregated 1911 90 shares ofwhich 6lOD
were Erie. gI0 were Lake shore, 5000 were Wnbaeh
z.fO were Northwestern, 22.pcC were do. preferred,
gtN were st Paul, 0O1 were do. preferred OpOo were
Delaware, LackRwanna and Western, 2,oO were New
Jersey Central, 900 were Delaware and Hudson, 6N
were Morris nnd Esrs, 2OOJ were Union Pacihc' ana
The fOllDvirp Np 10 clusinu Dficea.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
THE COURTS.
Supreme Cour, Of the United States.

Supreme Court Of the United States.
FRIDAY, Oct, lS 1873.
On motion OF Mr.. Leigh Robinson Edward Coils.
ton esq, Of Cincinnati, Ohio, was admitted toprac.
tice.
No, 7. William Glenny, appellant VS.. Solomon
aud Martha Langdon Argument concluded by
Mr. S. 7. Crawford for appellant.
No. o. Ellen Hallett ct al, appellants, vs.. Kansas
Pacific Railway Company et al. Passed.
No. II. Charles Dupond. plaintiff In error vs..
Hannah Weygant, exeeuirix, nc. Dismissed un'
der the 10Th rule.
No. - Memphis and Charleston Railroad Com.
pany, pOinurin error vs. The state OF Tennessee
II Rl Passed.
Nos, II, Is. 10, and II. Thomas S. pobbins and
George spenck plaintiffs In error vs., The United
States. Pnssed.
No. 10. Daniel Hand, plaintiff In error, VS.. John
sou Iagood. substituted &c. Passed.
No -. Henry Gerke ct al, appellants, vs.. Mary
A. and George II. seaverlls &c. Passed.
No. %. bessie Egee Gausseu, e1ecutrix, &c
plaintiff In error vs.. The United States. Argued
by Nj. ". W, Mcfarland and Mr. William d. Ship
man for plainufs in error and by Mr.. solicitor
General Phillips for defendant in error.
Adjourned until Monday al twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Georgetown Commercial News.
VEUHUEEOWN y . VNE. 70, 1915.
GRAIN MARKET,

DRAIN MARKET.
wheat-Thc storm to-day prevented transactions
aud consequently there were no offerings on Change
We write the market duh and inactive. with further
declining tendency, IN sympathy with the panlcky
condition OF our neghborlng seabonri markets and
The ummvurnb!c outlook from foreign ndvces. In the
abscn,r uf transactions quote noninaliy at OOd C
Tor prime Fu1 aud 9S@ 9sc for prime TO strictly prime
Lane stCr.
Corn-The supply continues adequate for the present
local milling demand but there Is mnnifcs, dIspDs!.
tirn to weakness strong tendency toward lower
Hices. We quote nomInny at j!Q363c for yellow aud
white.
GRAIN ARRIVALS.
BY cnnal-Bont Lnulnn with 1000 bushels wheat
and iOi bushels corn TO Hartley Bros boat Wheeler
d Dnrron with 400 bushels wheat to same.
FORT.
Cleared Steamship = 9 kglght, Chichester, Now
York with return freight TO New Nork merchants
including about 100 barr,l$:
Arrivcd-Schooners 1rNhc Wini, tOrSon, Philadel.
phla. 10 lnnd coal Howard Williams. Klug, IiUbUkcn.
to Load e9aI; Addin BIRD. 571;- New YORK. 10 load
Clen ei-schooners Trade Wind, Proviicnce with
To tons Sol: Re Garter, Champion; AspinNal Mi:h
Go tons coal: Charles = Sampson, whrldCn. Provi.
dencp, with Iiu tons Conl william Mason, Dent, Fall
River, with go tons coal
Arrivcd-Boals W DelamG Mabel, II r Weld. II =
semmes, q $ Young, V II Weir, a II Brnlt, il T.
F,a RSnS, noSs Star % NO MsredMh, srady' D1R
Frmcr. J q Lynn. Mnyhcd & IIIcsion. ] II RnyWm
n%S" phIr IF fSsses bt Sy wS as ISh
ciSa td-Boats NIollie d. W Hunter, star No 3,
NJ 4 hindel + NJ Pierre, Willie 4 johnnie. Afcturus.
wm wools; -Four sisters, I! Ray, Meredith, DR.
Medley, a II Bradt, II Weir q 5 Young. ii 4
DAVIS, il &Sid, bsi""O WliiG b. and d'i bOtden I'd & Z
National Republican., 1878-10-19
School-Pupils' Department.

items" FOR oOL-PUPILs-sELEcTEp.
sixty.ilve young ladies have entered the
freshman class at smith College Northampton.
Mass. Whole number of its students, lii.
Fifteen applicants were rejected.
Amherst Mass Agricultural College has
$50 applicants for admission.
The Hopkins Grammar School, at New
Haven, Conn, is 2l- years old, aud begins the
new year with la students.
Number Of freshmen at Yale Is 2l0, among
whom is son of DR.. J. G. Holland. Mr.. Yung
Wing, graduate of this college, and now a
member of the Chinese legation at Washing
ton, has given the college library valuable
collection Of Chinese books, numbering 800
volumes classical, poelical, historical works
and encyclopedias. EMMA.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
District Courts,

SUPREME COURT OF THE DISTRICT.
Heuber vs.. Teuberi argument In progress. Ad.
journed until Monday next
PROBATE EcouRr-REGIsTER WEBSTER.
IN re PhIlip Wallach, guardian nth aud final
account with Emma aud Henry Bensinger ap.
proved IN re Of Richard II. harsh, guardian ;
cause heard Marsh present In the custody of the
Marshal and on wItten stipulation Of counsel fled:
was continued until to-day, at eleven q. M, with.
out prejudice TO the rights OF either party.
CRIMINAL COuRT-CHIEF-JUsTICE CARTIER.
Charles Buck, alias Burke, young white boy,
pleaded guilty TO receiving stolen goods sentenced
TO one year In the penientaTy III u second case q
hoNc prvs was entered Louis Frazier resisting Il
police oticer; Jury disagreed and was discharged.
James feyton. assault on J. !. Moore not guilty.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.

Cleaned at the Conrnissionors' ONCE.
Permits for repairs were issued yesterday as
follows George W. Uttermehle, general re.
pairs at 11O6 Seventh street northwest, 500
Y. Gross, add story to house, $500.
Samuel Cooper, Of Alexandria, Va, whose
father deserted the position Of Adiutant.Gen.
eral Of the United States Army to accept a
similar position under the Confederacy, has
been appointed clerk In the Office of the
Water Registrar, to fll the vacancy occasioned
by the resignation Of WI. Cook.
The Commissioners yesterday opened bids
for the furnishing aud putting in heating fur.
mace to the EigGth Precinct station.house as
follows: II. ]. Gregory, a forty-inch Barstow
dome portable furnace, Sl20.50; Hayward q
Hutchinson, largest sized portable hot-blast
furnace, with new register and necessary new
pipe and cold air box, Sl35; W. ii. narrower,
Simonds improved No. 4 sand-jOint portable
furnace, with the necessary cold air.pipe, Sl60.
A circular letter has been addressed to the
heads of all tho branches Of tho District Gov.
ernment requesting OH or before the 10Th
proximo detailed statements Of the transac.
tions Of the work in their different offices
since the last report, up to the LIST Of last July
with any recommendations, with the object oi
increasing the efficiency OF the officers of Tie
District Government, and for estimates oi
amounts required for Its support for the year
ending June 80, 1880.
Applications for liquor license have been
approved In Tho following cases: George X.
Baier. Lucy Byne, James Donnelly, George
W. Driver, J. J. Geutner, John Gibbons
Chris. Horner, Michael Hayden. William
J. Martin, Philip Meredith, Patrick Mcmahon
James Mcclure, r. W. Morgan, J. W. Middle.
ton, William McDaniels, A. Nepherth, v. Ran.
doll, James Richardson, p. Reiter. John Ross
John Scott, Henry Scherf, C. W. spofiord
Tcnney, Franklin, & Co.. Barbara Wonder.
held, P. d. Walker, William Bergman, Robert
Callahan, Joseph Gerhardt George Holmes
William o'Neill, and Patrick Quill. Dsap-
proyed-peter Donnclly,
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Selected story for tho very Little Folks
The Cherry Birds.
iCONTISUED,l

When the shower was over tho sunheams
shonc on all the raindrops in the lily bells that
grew in the grass, and tho green leaves and red
cherries glisteued in the light. The llttlo
robins hoped out from under the leaves and
stood in row OH a branch Of the tree Then
Robin chose nice, large, ripe cherry, tho
finest one ho could see, aud gave It to his
mate. But his mate was too polite to eat 1t, SO
she passed it to the next bird and he passed
II to the next, and many times 1t was passed
up and down the row. At last, guess. Dicky
asked his mate to taste 1t, for she accepted and
ate ii, and then whistled softly, as If to say:
"IIoN very nice"
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Letter for school Pupils Department.

DEAR EDITOR: If you have ever taught
boys in u school, won't you tell mo il you
think they are worse scholars than girls are /?
didn't, aud know | try to study and get my
lessons, but am called a poor scholar don't
like mathematics, and cant see why | must
study them. They arc all mixed up, aud
can't get them straight, and so have bad les
sons. If | might say what | want to study it
would bo geography aud history and travels.
| like to write and try to make nice letters.
| AM glad the newspaper has got place for
something about Schools and l am getting
some questions TO send to you. like to read
what folks say, and shall keep every paper as
long as you write it for us This nice weather
makes me rather be cut doors than shut up in
schCo'; but then if don't learn | shall not
know rs much as the other boys will. Re.
spectfully yours, W. A. II.
I'VE have taught boys and q pleasant re-
molnbrance Of them us good pupils" is In our
memory. Try to do so well in school that you
will be called the best bOy."l
National Republican., 1878-10-19

James Warden, colored, larceny Of coin from John
II. Cockren in August last, second olfcnsc; Jury
disagreed and was discharged. James Robinson
ANS Richard Harris coored larceny Of carpet otto
mans the property Of Felix A. Salter, In August
last second o1ense guilty; three years in the
penitentiary. William Marshnll, colored, larceny
he tnbn "hsUIi, hu nn,ness , ~, 'u'e ias.,
u0n Tor mercy sentence reserved. John II. Simms
colored. pleaded guilty 10 the same Ofense; sen
wearing apparel Of Henry Young; guilty; sentenced
TO the penltentiary for three years.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Our "Burcau of Education"

Reference being made in the last issue of tho
Educational Department" TO u pamphlet on
Latin Pronunciation, issued by the Bureau"
suggests to me that some information of tho
work done by this agency should be commu-
nicatcd to the public through this column. In
the Ncr Eagimid journal Of Educo'ion for Octo-
hcr 3 is found the following: "Onc ofthc most
valuable features of the last report of the Com.
missioner of Education is tho Historical sketch
of the commons school system of each State and
Territory. These summaries have been pre-
pared by persons competent for the work. and
cover the whole period Of colonial territorial,
aud State legislation The following subjects
are treated, and VIC give them for the bcncit
Of those seeking for the information which has
been gathered up from many sources at
vast expenditure of time and labor: School
administration, history of elementary instruC-
ti0ns, city school systems, school supervision,
training of teachers, secondary instructions,
superior instructions, scientific aud professional
Schools aud special education.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
DRoPosALs FOR MAiL.LoCKs.
PoSr.OFrrck DEPARTMENT.

wAsHINUrUS, u. C., August Is, lsIs
eparate sealed proposals will be- received at this
Department until y o'clock noon OH the ath day OF
March, lsI9, for furnishing four new and different
kinds OF Locks and Keys for the sole and exclusive
use OF the United states mails Including besides those
to he used for mail bags such be used for the
street 'eterboxes Of the United states
As the public exposure aud searching examination
necessary to intelligent bidding any prescribed
model OF lock and key would tend TO Impair, n not
entirely destroy the further utility OF all such locks
and keys for the purposes Of the mRl the Postm
General prescri6cs models samples for bidders,
but relies for selection the mechanical ingenuity
and skill which n fair competition among inventor
them,
Specifications OF requirements to proposals. sam.
pies kinds and quantities OF locks and keys contracts.
&c. will be furnished application by letter to the
Second Assistant PostmasteT-Ciensr rul.
No proposal will be considered which In not sub
mtted IN accordance with such specifications and
forms OF proposal
The contracts which may be made nre 10 he In con-
y NJ. KEY,
National Republican., 1878-10-19
COMM EItCIAL.
Washington River Front.

WAsIlN0T0N, OCT. IS. ISIE.
ARRivED.
Rey's whAryes-schooDer Sarah Jane, Russell
Dove, Shreove. and Uniou Belle Smith.
CLEARED
stephenson's wharf-Steamcr Express Barker, Bal.
iimore with return freight TO baltimore merchants.
Biscoes wharf-sChoOner Galena, Melrs, Eastern
khore light
Great Fails lee Co S wharf, schooner Howard WI
hams King. Georgetown. to load coal for New York.
Riley's whRrres-SchoOnprs Ida, Young Ino Jones;
lille Bride ketChum Samuel COttInghnu, Iolting.
ham; Reindeer Green; Pert, Mckenny, and weno.
ma. Reed all down tue river. light.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Auction Sales.--future DAYS.

TNRrSTEE'S SALE OF NALUBLE IMPROVED
i REAL ESTATE, AT IILISDALE, D. e.
by virtue of deed OF trust to Daniel L. Eaton and
myself dated June g. 1877, and duly recorded IN Liber
No. GSj folio a oi the land records for Washing
ton County, In the Districtof Columbia, and ut the
request OF the party secured thereby as surviving
trustee Will sell, ut public auction In front of the
promises on FRIDAY, NOVEMBER Is ISIS, at $50
o'clock D. m, lot No q. section No. 0. of the Harry
farm suEdivlslo according 70 the plat ut sub-divis
Ion tiled by the trustees OF Barry farm fund, In the
office Of the surveyor OF Washington County, District
of Columbia.
Terms Of sale; s5l;6 with interest at 10 per cent.
annum from Junei. isT7, less s1Ccnts paid on account
and expenses Of sale IN CASH the balance In six tbl
months, for whicn the notes Of th" purchaser airing
date from tho day OF sale aud scClrcd by de, Of tu u
upon te property, shall be taken \ deposit
u s. " III s required OF the purchaser at the time OF
sale, and all cOnveyUn"InG Will he at the cost ui the
purchaser. The trustee reserves the right 10 resell
III" property, Ut the risk aud cost OF the drfulting
purchaser II the terms Of s" arc net complied with
within srved "a days Hncr the Lnv OF sal"
GEO W. STICkNEN,
oclI lHwElS surviving Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
TINTED STATES MARsHALs SALE.

~
Hy virtue Of writ Of Erri n'cr' issued out OF the
tlurks DlC" uf the supreme Court OF the District OF
Columbia and to dii ertrl Will sell ut uuhc sale,
iur cash, ~ nom OF the premises, On TUESDAY 18th
day OF October ISL, hi fuur o'clock r. all the right
title, claim aud Cre Of the defendant In and IL tl.g
following Described uroprrty 10 wit; Lot A, In Balls
sUblvslUn OF Dyrrs subdivision nf luarc 5Gi situ'
ate on north side Of street between FIRST and Se'
Ond streets northwest Washington, ID. e., together
with all and singular the improvements thereon, lev
led uDOn the property Of Robert al to satisfy
cutUn No. 1896, at law in favor Of Henry ". Dill
lingeT FRFBK DOUGLASS,
United states Marshal, u. e.
JOHN SHERMAN, AUct oneer oClydts
National Republican., 1878-10-19
IOROPosALS FOR IMPROVEMENTS IN NAIL
l. BAGS AND MAILBAG TAGS

PosT-OFFICR DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINGrON, d. G., August IS, ls1s.
Proposals from patentees, or their asSgnees, for
granting the use Of improvements In the construction
or In the mode Of opening and closing mail bags Of
any or all kinds and In the manufacture materials
thereof aud also for the OF patented devices for
tagging or labelling the same. viii be received Rt this
Department until u o'clock noon on the I'd day Of
December, lS7S
All proposals must be In accordance with the spec-
hcaons and form of proposal which will be furnished
on application by letter to the Second Assistant Post
master General.
The contracts which may ne made for the use Of
any patents will be In conformity with such specific.
tons and the accepted proposals. $500
u. NJ. KEY,
pOstmaStpT-t 4 General,
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Proposals..
DRoPosALs ron GRANITE WORK.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office Of the
EnRnccr OF the United States Capitol Grounds, cor
ner le.nware avenue and 81 eet northea, until u
M, Noyenber I. for furnishing Cut Granite Piers
and Coping aud rock aced Ashler for the improve
ment OF the Capitol park.
Plans and pGCiicaOns can be seen and blank forms
ohtnined ut the office Of the engineer.
whUle or any part OF any bid.
Bids will he indorsed Proposals for furnishing
Piers Coming, &C., for the Capitol Grounds" and
accompanied by mp o. OF the mater al N be used
octo Architect Of Jinited states tauiiol
National Republican., 1878-10-19
[ro BE Continued
To CorrespOndeuts.

We have received several answers to qucs.
tions in our last issue, Of value aud interest,
but must defer their insertion until next week
from press of communications previously re.
criyld.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.
pnsr.OrrIcr DEPARTMENT.

- PUNT1UTITCE DTFAHTMENT.
WAsIriSgToS, ID. G.. september 2, 1873.
Proposals Will be received at the Contract Office OF
TINS Department until . p. m. OF October 81, 1875, for
carrying the malls Of the United states upon the
routes, and according to the schedule of arrival and
departure speclheH by the Department, IN the State
81 Maryland from January !, 1872 to June so lssl.
lures, Instructions 10 bidders, with forms for CON
tracts and bonds and all other Information
will be furnished upon application 10 the second As.
sistant Postmaster.JeneraL ID. NJ. KEY,
sepi PostmastertI General.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
MAIL LETTINGS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

PosT-OFFfCE DEPARTME;fT,
WAsHINoros. d. C., September D. ls7s
proposals VIII be RECEIVED at the Contract Onlce Of
TINS Department until y. M OF October ~. ls7s for
carrying the mails of the United States upon the
routes, aud according to the schedule OF arrival and
departure specified by the Department In the state OF
Slrglnh from January 1919. TO June y. lssi. Lists
OF routes with schedules Of arrivals and departures,
Instructions TO bidders with forms ior contracts and
bonds, aud all other necessary Information, will be
furnished upon application TO the Second Assstant
Postmaster General. d. M. KEY,
sepl
National Republican., 1878-10-19
Hotels.
FREMONT HOUSE.

Parties who desire good hotel hoard. with cool and
airy rooms, can locate At tins fnvore hotel for the
summer months nt the following reduced rates: Gen.
icmnn and wife, $50 to so PER month single rooms
rs 10 $50 month, and IS to $40 per week. Table board
i2O per month and q per Mcpk. leI.If
National Republican., 1878-10-19
NEW WINDSOR COLLEGE.
FOR YOUSG GENTLEMEN AND LADIES.
REV. a. Nj. JELLY. d. D., PRESIDENT.

The spacious buildings nf this college arc located
NEW WINDSOR MARY LAND-ihrpc hours ride
hynU from WHshinst"m. IN 0Eegl the most bcautiml
aud hralthNl parts o! Western MnrN land. II has u
full corps Of competent and cN IcTIenCpd professors.
The course Of study IL dies LCd to give RthOruug ed
ucniun In all lrancH,s uc u Ing ancient and uudcrm
innguaGys There + also preparatory department.
Terms MODERATE.
Parents or guardians IN WHshincton having youth
to educate invited To visit thr College aud learn Of
It's advantages, confer with Il, P.n e.surUf History
Rev. JOHN CHESTER, u. H.. No. is 10 street south
east. Washington, u. C.. Of whom circulars can be- OBJ
thIHCd. UCtplm
IN Wnshington, for the training of teachers, and
National knt "tgnr,,n or primary aud advanced
classes, The normal class opens bCtOhor l. Lectures
to mothers every TUESDAY aid Friday, nj 5:Sj O'Clock
2: M, IN kln,Iyrgurru Hat For particulars apply
Mrs. LOUISE POLLOCK, ~ EIghth street
sRp.-R
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Educational.
Law School Of Georgetown Uni
versity.
9i5 STREET NORTHWEST.
FACULTY:
REV. =. =. HEALEY, 81
Pre- rCsident
ClIAR. W, HOFFMAN. Ii. D..

Dean and President Of Moot Court
HON. RICHARD T. MERRICK, Ii. D.,
Constitutional Law.
HON. HALBERT f PAINE IL. n.
Evidence Pleading, and Equity Jurisprudence.
MARTIN T. NORRIS, Ii. d.
Common Law, Real and Personal Property, Crimes
aud MisdcmcanOrs.
Academic year bcFirs first Wednesday In oCTO-
BER and continues until June.
Lectures and other exercises held at an early
hour In the evening, to meet the convenience those
attending.
TERMS ESQ per snnup, or ESQ for the two years
Attendance on lecturCs ~ per Rnnum. Payments
received In monthly install npnts in advance.
POST GRADUATE COURSE
In details OF practice and advanced branches open to
holders Of fdiplomns from THIS any other approved
school, hhtV dollars per annum, including the right
OF electng 10 pursue any or all other studies of the
school, as may be dcVred.
ocls2w VA HENRY DENNIS, Secretary.
FRENCH, ITALIAN, SPANISH. PORTUGUESE,
II GERMAN, LATIN, aud GREEK taught thcO.
retcally and practically. Class or private lessons at
residence uf teacher or pTl H.. For further IRF leu.
lars address FRENCH PROFESSOR
ocl26tf lulG l. street northwest.
National Republican., 1878-10-19
1877 8
1910 GREAT

TO rnn S5RFS sHSSsrkXATA WAY AES E9uIE ugI5trnwssT
srLrsBibS sthsEf&$h &hAf AsffdsifishsT sf Hz EQUIP
TRAINS EWNslHIStiTos, E|SNl + isiso from pepo. cor
Hi2 s . ad q sSfssSd ssd t5 Gssa
III JAZZ Nb NG PefSs fSt 4 SfGfs
ad s PaSs SSse 1s @ % II as FoT ssTSPt TPsspo
%S Fs.ss .ss Es;. Iss o. nRG ns % n
press Of Pullman Parlor Cara s2o a. N daily eI.
For ofPs Kew York all through train, connect
al Jersey tliy VIII bouts Sc Q! tBrSoOkfyn kSnsI,
nnorlIng direct transfer TO Fulton street, ayoid-
for New York and the East, 1850 r. m daily enoep.
Snnnday' WIN Sleeping Cars hom washington 70
For fGiiHdelpn,e iso ,: M daily except SUNDAY and
Accommodation Tor baltimore e:SS $50 a IN. and t7o
p. m. daily except sunday.
For Popes Greek Line, o'S a m. and i,O p m. daily
except Sunday.
ALEXXSbEIA AND FREpERrcKsByRGl RAIL
NAY M , ANp N ALEXANDRIA, AND WAsuiNa-
For Aiehandrt, .. !, olO 10. H. a IN y tDS G:o,
F., on SUNDAY at SiO = m 3 and M ! and d. i In 2 m
n, and go y. m daily except Sunday.
Tn Sunday at s and 10 an q. m. and nd q: I ap n, n ~
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor-car 40
east corner Of Thirteenth strcetand
enue. northeast corner Of sixth street and Pennsyl
len for the checking OF baggage TO destination iron
hotels and residences,
i r, FARMER, General Passenger Agent
y. General Manager,