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MYSTERIOUS SUICIDE on MAN AND Wo-
MAN.-On the corner of a street in Muscatine
Iowa, the dead bodies of r. A. leak a Ger
man, aged ID, and Carrie Myers, aged -. were
found on Saturday. leak was from Kansas
city, and the girl from near Cherokee Kan.
They arrived there Friday night Saturday
morning they made some purchases OF white
slippers and Grape, and when found the sip-
pers were on their feet and the Grape on their
arms. Ii was undoubtedly premedItated sui
eide, although it Is not known that ANYBODY
saw the act. A small Smith & MeSson re-.
Voiver; with two empty chambers, and q
small hole in the foreheads OF the victims told
the tale. The woman's head rested on Zeak's
shoulder. and there Were no signs OF a strug-
gle or pain. They left letters, VII ich have
not been made public.
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRICK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North. Northwest, West
and SOuthWeat.

THE GREAT DOUBLE TRICK.
North md rSSG nn,S :.s West
TO TAKE EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE 8, 1878.
LEAVY WASHIN8TON:
tb;1b q. m..New York. Phiadephla, and Boston
only. Stops At shiPley's Laursl Annapolis
town, and way va kslay. n''l' n's'
$40 q: n:.POiHt q Rocks. ca, berry, s:rasburg.
Baltimore Fa1s1 s1 . ss% Y sas
81 and Philadelphia stops st annapolis Junction
s. ss?
ton ssnaasHs. daily y e1eept sstu1dy 6'
s:oo 2 m:-On Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Baltimore Express Stops at Bla-
denssnrg, Beltsyille, Laurel. Annapolis juno
l2:lc 2: m.-BalIlmore, Annapolis, Elncott City
E1psess. q Sundays to ssltl@ors only. stop stop
ping n all Stations. Stops at Laurel.
sansonsf ana Laure
OILS Junction;
at wy On san
days to Point of Rocks and Way stations only.
"A 40 p. m.-BaltimOre, Annapolis aud Way Sta
to 80 m.-Philadalph'a Norfolk and Baltimore
taken NaFSk as CAP. E so
sU0 3 sns wa Way t Stations
Szeepi,0 cars . 6Siesso. -' Np' ''''
1910 m.-BaltimOre Express.
PitJsburg Express. Pitssburg, except sunday.
1850 D. m.NNew York Philadelphia and Balti.
moro Express. Sleeping Tar 70 New York, and
ps Sleeping Car 10 daI1 Sunday
Ali trains stop at Reiay StatiOl. jr10
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T,HOMAs BOWLING Auctisneer.

TRgSTEIES' SALE I OF THREE LOTS ON 8
STREET NORTH, BETWEEN 19TU AND
20rH STREETS WET; ONFOF1HE LOrS
&No. 800 BEING IMPROVED BY sM ALL
FRAME HOUSE.
BY virtue of two deeds Of trust one dated II
November 10th, 1874, and the other dated ..o}
January 18th, 1878, and duly recorded respec- ~
lively, In Liber 765 and 877 foliOs 1888 ana 324 vi
the land records for the District Of Columbia, and
we will sell at pubic auction. in front of the pre-
misses, on SATURDAY. septem Der 2lst, A. D..
1873, at O'Clock p. NJ, the following described
real estate, viz; Lot numbered thirty 800, OF
HOPKINS recorded Subdivision CT square number
ed ore hundred and ten C1lo); and at the same tim
and place by virtue Of the lsSt above named deed
of trust, we will also sell lots thirty l3D AID
thirty-two 1922, of the same recorded sab-divlso
OF said square. The lots above named will be sold
Separately.
Terms Of ssle: One third of the purchase money
OF each lot to be paid in cash. and the balance in
and twelve mobths. with interest at eight per cent
from day OF sale, to be secured by deed of trust
on the premises sold. A deposit of $40 will be re-
quired on each lot sold at time OF sale. All con-
veyapcing and recording At purchas er's cost,
The above lots will he sold subject to such taxes
general and special as may be against the same.
JOSEPH g. PEARSON, ),,.o
CHARLES e. FRASER, iFuSueeS'
THOMAS BOWLING, Auctioneer.
SEPT, 10 L. IA IL, 19Sds
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL,s SALE.

virtue OF two writs of era faciAs issued out of
tne Clerk,s once OF the Supreme Court of the Dis
ulcL OF columbia and to me directed. win sell at
public SAFE, for cash u front Of the premises, de-
scriDed below. On WEDNESDAY, the 18th day Of
SepuemOer, 1878 1t IL O'Clock m, all the right
Itle Claim ana interest of the defendant In and to
me Following property, 70 Wit: al the
improvements on lot u. In square so, consisting
Ct Two ons,etory Brick BUILDIN6S. being Nos.
fh 5S ana aS0 atn S. Nv ana thTes ce-stofy and
also Part lot 3, square 322, being Nos. Ait, zl9,
N. II 70 and 20 18th ct. NV, Washington
U. ", seized ana levied upon - the property OF
James !. Turton, to satisfy execution No. IS see
u hM. q fayor OF Samuel Ker, and execution
ERED,K DOUGLASS, q. 8. GarshaI D. @,
JOHN SHERMAN, Aucttoneee, aue90-6h
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THE DRAMATIC LADDRR.-The advice tn
Degin at the bottom Of the dramatic ladder
AID climb slowly, round by round, is more
IMAM half FOL de roll Did you ever know The
daughter OF a manager to do such a thing?
On the contrary. she first steps on the juliet
or Pauline round, up toward the middle of
the LADDER; Manager McVicker's daughter,
speare's herOines. Manager EImer's daugh-
ter, now starring, began with Pauline Man
ager ConWay's daughters, Minnie and Lillian,
column with examples. The truth is that The
stage is made inaccessible to hundreds of
women who would adorn it. The. great
majority OF actresses are actresses from
cholce-because their fathers and mothers
were stage folks. and could make places for
the m in the buSineSS-[ Boston HerdLd
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SATHE sn T1E s A5Is,sE .uPEsI2s HOUSE,
Rosew God Case Plano. handsomely
carved: handsome ParOr suite, upholstsr- HE|
90 IN silk brocateile, elegantly carved inttI SII
heavily carved. with Wardrooe to match; hand.
some Library Suite upholstered In raw silk; SUI
pefior Lace Curtains. Lamb equins and COrHices;
Ladies' and Gents Easy Chairs, upholstered In
Black Walnut Book-ca Walnut Library Tables.
handsome Walnut Marble-uOp Sdaboards, heavily
cArv ed and very costly; Black Walnut Pillar EX-
tension Table. one dozen Walnut Brace Arm Din
lng-room Chairs, upholstered in leather; Walnut
Rockers, upholstered In hairclo' n; elegant Black
Walnut Hall Rack. mirror front with marble base;
three handsome Dressing t'ass Suites, heavily
carved Marble top Centre Table, Black Walnut
Music stand, highly polished; Walnut Marble top
Bureau Suites superior collection of Oil Paintings
mirror bA L; Decorated Toilet Ware. Wire Woven
Mattres seS Hair, H,sk, and COtton-tOp Mattress
SEES; Feather Pill Ows and Bo!sters: Springs. Blan-
ketS, Comforts ard Spr-ads Decorated French
ton Of Cut Glass, Plated and China Ware; Drug
get Velvet Rugs aud Door Mats; Rsfrigerators,
on CLOTHS and Mantet Orr avnents: assortment OF
the very best Body and ooher Brussels Carpe,s
tnroughout the house; BRUSSELS Hall and Stair
CARPETS; Kitchen Requisites SO.
On WEDN ESDAY, 8 ptembsr IL 1873 COM
menctng at 10 O'Clock m. shall sell at the resi-
dence OF gentleman declining housekeeping, No.
213h street, between I'd and Sd streets north
effects.
The above residence wss furnished with the
greatest regard for uifcrinttv and each article l.
MARI ed by the same degree of elegance and Taste.
The Parlcr. Library and Dining tioon Furniture
sign, excellence of WOrknlanship and durability.
Ssp6-d WASH. 4. WILLIAM M. Auct.
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GAMBLING IN THE FAR WEsT-A cores
pendent Of the Alexandria Gazette says Bis.
gamble publicly, there being no statutory pro.
hibition against 1t. Every game known To
the art Is played there. They play, fight,
take drink, make up, and play again. ON
are greeted with concord of sweet sounds,
In circus accent, Here's the place TO get
your you money back; here's your tiger. slip in
Upon it the wringing is generally reversed.
Hoyle knew nothing Of gambling" Bismarck
knows it all: By policy, chuck-a- luck, freeze
out. hazard keno and faro, it lives and
missionaries
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SIXTH CONGRESS OF WoMRN-The Sixth
Congress Of Women will be held at Provi-
dence, d. l., October 9, 10, and IL. The sub
heads of education, science, art, Journalism
and social science. Mrs. Kate Newell Dog
gett, OF Chicago, Is the president. The object
OF the congress is set forth by the secretary,
Miss Mary F. Eastman, thus: at is our desire
to bring together, in friendly counsel, women
OF diverse experience-the educator, the phi.
lanthropist, the home keeper, the scientist
lighted at the altar where her daily service
has been offered, flame may be kind, ed
which shall send light into the dark corners.
misery, and ignorance still lurkn -
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auct1oneers,


TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED PROP
ERrY ON ELEVENTH STREET EAST
BETWEEN NORTH aROLINA AVENUE
AND sNUTH STREET, BEING Ne. Ill
18th STREET.
By virtue Of deed Of trust, dated Nevem- Il
Der 18th, A. ID. 1875 duly recorded In Liber 41|
No. 500, folio S49. one Of the Land records 2.
for the District OF Columbia and by request of the
party secured thereby. we will sell at pu die auc-
tion In front OF the premises on WEDNESDAY,,
The 18th day OF September, A. D., 1878. at 8
O'Clock p. M. all that certain piece or parcel Of
ground lying In the said city and District afore-
said, and known as Lot marked or lettsred IA. y,
in the recorded subdlvisi N of original Lot mum.
bertd ten (1O), In square numbered nine hundred
and sixty-eight 1857, together with the improve
ments thereon.
Terms: One third 70 Of the purchase money in
cash; the balance LII six, twelve and eighteen
months with interest a the rate of per cent
secured by deed of trust on the property s"ld. Al!
$1CO will be required at time Of sale. If erms OF
sae are roI con piieo with n hve days from day OF
property at the risk and cost Of defaulting pur-
snSsee HOS s H6PKixs Trustees.
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U h. WARNER, Real Estate Auctionser.
SALE OF VALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE OF
STREET, NEAR 23D STREET NORTH.


By virtue Of deed eftrust recorded in Liber "a
I nc e. +, f fSa 40 ct g one Of the
cree OF the Supreme Court OF the District Of
18th, 1878. we will sell on FRIDAY, the Ii b OF
September, 1873, a. o'clock p. M In front of the
premises, sell at public auction, lot In square 40
In the city OF Washington, which said lot, unlm
ground, vii be subdivided into three lots. each OF
which will have frontage OF about 81 feet on
street. and Will be sold separately.
Terms OF sale: One third. together with the ex-
penseS OF sale, In cash; the residue in three
payments at six. twelve and eighteen mouths, re-
spectively, for which the notes Of the purchaser
bearr interest from the day OF sale at per cent.
per annnm, payable semi-annually, and secu red by
deed Of trust on the property sold, will be trken
or the purchaser may pay cash 10 full, at his op-
ton: Al conveyancine and recording will De At
the cost OF the purchaser aud IL The terms OF sale
shall not be complied with In five days after the
sale the property will be resOld at the risk and cost
OF the default1ng purchaser. A deposit Of 3 So or
$50 on each subdfvided lot viii be required az the
time of sale.
VIM. HELMICK,
OIL H: g Sos A ] I q Trustees.
j. I. COLDWELL, Salesman. sep3 d
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Let the Young Men Own Them,e,xe..

Our advice to the young men who ara ,ust
coming on the stage OF active life not 10 ~,
In haste to join any political society or orga.
ownership of themselves.
when man becomes a member of a politi
cal society. he is looked upon with some degree
of suspicion and dislike II he votes gainst any
OF ITS nominees. He Is said not to be true to
Now. If an intelligent young man in the
present state OF AFFAIRS joins political orga-
niZatlon, he subjects himself to the liza bi ty of
having this said about him, IL afterward he
votes according to the dictates of his own CON
science.
There are many objections to a premature
correction With political society at time
when the political future is so uncertain aud
chaotic as il is at present.
Ii is the duty Oh young men to take a lively
interest in politics. They are not entitled To
be accounted good liens il they do n DIT. They
srould keep we'll informed as to the issues in
TO the qualifications OF the respective candi-
dates. All this they can do quite as Well with
with.
In our judgment, by far the manifest course
to be adop.Cd by citizen on becoming
twenty one years Of age and attaining to the
right 10 vote, is to resolve to keep himself
alo0f from party pledges and entanglements,
and in a situation TO cast his vote just as he
pleaseS, without affordins to anybody ground
OF complaint or chance to charge with de-
sorting his associates. Nothing is easier than
this, II young man only thinks of it and acts
accordingly in time.
Every young man should remember that it
Is easier to join society than TO separate from
1T. He can put his name down at any time,
and ii is better not To be i'm haste about it,
We think short experience of independence
would prove so satisfactory to many il they
once try it, that they would be very slow to as
sumo any party yoke upon their shoulders
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HE DIED RICH.-How hard soma men strive
all their lives TO have il said of them when
they passed hence-"he died rich!' Relatives
and friends who are left behind seem TO con-
slider il sort of compliment TO the dead to
dwell upon the theme-"he died rich!' And
now comes up the question. Is IL an honor 70
a man to die rich? Is the world any better for
man to die rich q an il would be n the same
man died poor? is the man any happier In tho
next life on account of il? III the spirit ha
conscious after death, Is IL any satisfaction 10
that spirit, in the other life, TO know that he
left hundred thousand or two for his rela-
tfveS to quarrel over, ard break his will over
and on account OF which they are 60 be at
sword points with each other through all
timer Hudson Register
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AN ATMOSPHERE oP ANrs.-On Wednes-
day afternoon spectacle was witnessed by
Dansvilians resembling one of our four years
ago in character bur greatly exceedingly in
magnitude. Clouds OF small winged ants
blackened the atmosphere in perpendicular
StreakS, extending north and south an APP
parent distance OF five or six miles, and per-
pendicular from near the earth about a mile
upward, and moved rapidly from east to west
with the wind from near O'Clock until it was
too dark to see them, SO that the vast insect
MOCK must nave been more than seventy five
miles In LENGTH DdnSUuLe ~. 70 Advertiser,
SeItenlber I'd.
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TRUSTEES' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATEON NORTH SIDE,iF X STREET,
BooTEMTn, e EN Nsr 41H 4up ASP yv ST1 sTRSSrs
STORY BRICK sTOREHOUSE
BY virtue OF a deed of trust. bearing date Ii
the 10th day OF December, 1877, and record. e::
ed i'll LibeT No. 81, folio 416, of the land. III
records Of The District of Columbia, the UNDER
sighed Trustees II sell at public auction. In front
or the premises on SATURDAY. the 14th dav of
September, 1878. at clock p. IN the west 90 feet
5l5.
Terms of sale: one-third in cash, and residue In
three equal instaments at six twelve ard eighteen
months: for the deferred payments the notes Of
the purchaser, hearing interest at per cent. psr
annum, and secured satisfactorily on the property
sold, to he given; or AL cash. at option of purcha-
ser. Ii terms are not complied with In five DAYS,
Trustees reserve right to resell at risk and cost
defsulting purchaser. SloO deposit when bid &C.
cepted. CSC. r. APPLEoY, tr,.
w. E EDMUNs TON, irus'eeS'
Office 400 9th ST. n W.
L. e. WA6G AMAN, AuctiOneer. Sel7-iSd
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II Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer

TkusTEE's SALE or VALUABLE M
PROVED PROPERTY ON MAKYLANO
AvEHU g BE BEL 9Th AND tn
JH 3RIHE IHREE-ST TORY BRICK. HOUsEs,
s4UTH SIDE OF SAID AVENUE, And
Two THREE.sTORY BRICK HOUSES
AND TWO FRAME TWO-STORY HOlJS ES
u on THE NORTH SIDE SAID AVENUE.
dated 9th day Of August, 1878. ard recorded f.t
recorded IN LiGer No. 729, folio 50, Of the E:lx
land records OF the Distrc: OF Colum ola the und
signed trustee Will sell at public auction. In front
OF Inc premises. on TUESDAY september II, h,
square 1858, with improvements thereon; ai-o. lot
Improvements thereon.
Terms Of sale: Oue-fourth OF d. rchase money In
cash. and residue In three equal pay me lts of six
Twelve and eighteen months, with interest at par
cent nom Gay OF sale, the deferred ,ymsats to be
secured on the property sold, the satisfaction of
the trustee; or all CASH at the option of the pur-
chaser. II terms Of sale are not complied with in
I'VE days from sale the Trustees reserves the right
to sell at risk and cost OF purchaser deposit of
$2OO Will be required VIII N the BID Is accepted
sep6-d&ds TIL, s. E.WA6G aMAN Trustee,
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THE SHOOTING OF MRS. LBAToN, Harris
county (Ga.) widow, by Julia Bryant daugh-
other Kate Sothern affair, with man in the
case. Julia's lover paid the widow more at.
tenti0n than she could stand, and, In quarrel
wounding her severely, II not fatally. TIE
jealous miss was at once arrested and place.
at the house of a neighbor, until she c0ud
procure q 5000 bond, but she managed 20
escape and Is missing, with the fellow who
caused the trouble.
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AsTA Cleveland woman advertises that She
will take in washing, and that, being until
recently In affiuence," she knows what fas.
tidiOus folks require.
&S-St. Louis has sadly fallen man I'm th8
persSn OF Frank A. George, who had charge
of the mo2ey order department in the post
office. He stole $500 and ran away. His case
Is remarkable, because no evidence has been
discovered OF vicious habits, or Of losses by
speculation. He is the son of a clergyman,
his social companions were respectable, and
he was was regarded as possessing uncom.
monty honorable instincts
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
1fW11H NEW IORK AND LIIDRPOOS,
CALLING l0RK IA RR0R

Prom NHW YORX. IRON INV Yoax.
::R1Sa...Wsd;, ssp: u AIgeria... Wed, Oct. 9
PsItnia; Thurs. Ser. - scythia. Wed. Oct g
Bothnta... Wee. Oct. 3 Ably ssinia, We'd, Oct 80
And sveyy relieving WEDNESDAY from N01 Yocf.
KATkS OF PASs1GE.
eccofotn2 20 accommodation.
No 0toernse,
U1lO eods according 70 accommodates.
2ickets % Paris, elb. gold, additionai.
Return. tickets on favorable terml
eteek1G4At yeEy low rates. 3teerAae uckeeD from
Liverpouk4no QuoenStoWu and al other poH0 al
Europe at1OWeSt rates.
Through bills Of lAding given fof Bslf1ss, alas.
row. dAvro, Antwerp and other poItD q n Or.
0nent, ana tor AodfterfAneAn ports.
loe freight ana paAAge apply at the OomDany's
0@ce, No. Rowling 0feen. or both eeoerlRe ana
III Gas. q. YRANOKLYN. Asma ny,
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THE ANGLO SAXON is a destructive animal
wherever You find him. The NOrwegians are
bitterly complaining that English sportsmen
Will soon exterminate their reindeer and wild
fowl, If some limitation is not set to their
Strengthening prOcliyitieS. More than fifty
reindeer are now seldom seen on the Har-
danger table land, where three or four hun
dred could formerly be found; and Professor
Friis, the greatest Norwegian sportsman, says
there are only six thousand or eight thousand
In the whole country.
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He comes OF good blood" said the Rev. I.
s kalloch, speaking to San Francisco con-
gregation; mot of blue blood, but of good
honest red blood he is one OF the best abused.
least understood and most remarkable and
man, and he is friend to the people" Mr..
karo was, by the way, talking about Ben
Rutlar
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctioneers.

MAGNIFICENT B u IL DING LOT ON g
STREET. BETWEEN % A N ID Sd SIS.
NORTH WEST,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sep ~
tember 11th, at clock. will sell, In e.ssR
front of the premises, Lot 7 in square 564, -
fronting 20 feet by dep h of 120 feet to an alley
TWO small trsme houses on the rear of his lot
renting for $l2 per mon h. This lot fir nts SOUTH
and Is within one square Of Judiciary Square, cars
passing In f. ont Of it.
Terms: One-third cash; balance In six, twelve
and eighteen MONTH; notes bearing per cent. in
terest, and secured by deed OF trust. deposit of
500 required at sale. SEPT St
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RECENTLY the school committee of Boston
suburb found themselves in want of an assis-
tant teacher for their high school. They adj
vertiSed. naming the salary they would pay,
$50. Ninety two applications were received.
the applicants. The committee hired woman
for 800. The Boston Advertiser tells the
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY.........Se September 10. ISs \.

xDI1 ADvERrISINo.-AIlions Of dollars m
annually thrown away In this country In ussiust
and Legitimate advertising. The experience or
III eoterprtsing and successful business IL that
notnine repays % well the money invested ~ a.vsr
using IN paper which KvRRYBopY reads Tbs:
Ktne True way TO secure publicity. TIE best bum
uooo mon NOV the value OF advertising Ina such
papef-and such q papor N TIN EyrNIns srAs
II nas the largest circulation In proportion to the
popuAuon OF the city In which II u printed of IN,
pspef IN the world. n practically eoss-s Il.
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COHEN's LOAN OFFICE. corner Of It'll ssress
Sano New York avenue. entrance on New ~
YORK avenue. me most private Loan Once
N the city. Money loaned Ut the loWeet>D
rate Of interest on Gold and Silver Watches, Plate
end Plated Ware, Diamonds, Guns, Pistols, La
efocseo OF vHk04 5Anl-ly
n14ORI3T PATTERNS, Ill the now stylea
~ Just received By w: z. WHITE . CO.. Book.
IA sn9 Stsuo0erA i1A1 It'll street NV. School
0LD CLOTHIN4, 1c.-I. 6ICE dealer IN
- s ss nd ,n a,1s. CL0TaIHa BOOTS SHOES.
He pays the highest prices In Tor thc e 1srS
articles named above. Orders b mali atte lde6
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1878 PENSsYLVAN1A 1878
ROITTE

TO THE NORTH, WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double Track, steel Rails, Splendid
TRAINS LEAVE INV Wi 18Th tsFs from Depot,
For Pittsburg and II. ssr 10; 10 daily, with
fissbufs to st. and N che sas%
TAO ,. M. daily, with Pa ace Car to Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
G Fails anS iSs North n Bu N.ssa
iliamsport Lock Haven, and Eimira. at o:io
For New YCrs and the Ss1I asy 1s q. M and 80 D.
@esy o. T pam Palace Cars attached Limited
For New Yofi and the East, 1;so p. m. daily, e1-
SSsss
street avoiding double ferriage and journey
For PSilsdsiphia 1:soi 2 m. daily, except Sunday,
Limited Express, $40 .. m. daily, except SUN:
Accommodation for Baltimore. 1855, $50 q. m.
ro ond Popss G r. Sa Ein s.seRs SUNDAY
For 3nnspoIis SIS :. m. and 40 p. m. daily.
AleIandIia and Frederick.bure Rail-
Railroad. sA-n'r'@ ana washington
Ter . alfIa s az g :. s:so 70, Il =; ms;1s
and and pm.
m. daily; 6:10 pm. daily, except Sunday
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington g. Z, 8,
9:10 10, IL am. l. 8, 4:2O, 8, $40 and pm,
On Sunday ut and 10 81 m. and 8:20 p N.
Tickets, Information. sleeping and pArlor car
accommodations can be procured 1T the Hmco0,
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
vAniA avenues northeast corner Of Sixth street and
PennsyfvAntA avenue, and ut the depot, where or.
ders can be left for the checking of baggage to dee
tinAtion from hotels and residences.
l.. z. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager. noSlO