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lumbus on both express trains.
Connections made Ia the Union Depot at
Columbus for Newark, Zanesville, Circle
Vile, ChincOthe, Portsmouth,, Lancaster
Athens, Marietta and PRrk6rsDuTg Al Ma
TiOn for points ON A. a u. W. R.R.; At Up
per Sandusky for Bucyrus, Lima, IT Wayne
Handusky at FOstOris with Il. a %. and L.
+. & i. X. RS, for Fremont DeshlsT and
Defiance az Toledo with L. =. q N. - r. q
+. N. and Canada BOuthern r. RS for
DstrOit, Jackson, lansing, drand Rapids
East Saginaw and all points IN Michigan
ParloT and Sleeping Cars on all through
trains from Columbus % New York, Phlla-
delphia and Baltimore without change.
MA. MILIJ5,
ORLAND SMITH, GenT Ticket Ag'J.
Gent. Bupt.
n n. GREENE. President.
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THURSDAY EVENING.
BONA FIDE CIRCyLATLONi e 30

TERMS-One year, IN advance, e co Six
months, 81 %: Three months, 81 cents.
ADNEkTlSING-Th TRIBUNE As an ad-
vertising medium has no superior. II has a
large circulation, and is read by n Thrifty,
energetic class OF people. Advertisements
InserLes az Low a. In any nrsJ-class paper.
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School Examiners Notice.

rT,HE SCHOOL ExAAINERs0 or SENECA
Il county will examine tsaene1s :. ne
In TIfnn, Ohio. on the third saturday OF
saeh month also on the drst saturday OF
March, April and Nay s.s, Piio''aAu'
n 4. ,fssI,sss n apply for private amina-
tions, snte-dating and renewing eertin
e,is' csfas' b. +. MYERJ,
! Clerk ef Board,
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DOCTOR WAUGAMAN,

DHYSICIAN AND SURGEON HAS JUST
returned from the best hospitals Of
London and Paris. Special attention given
10 the eye. Long, Short and Weak sight
Corrected by Erench Glasses.
OFFICE HOURs-S A. NJ. TO =. NJ.
~ Madison ST., TifIn, q.
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INCLECTIO PHYSICIAN AND SURGEON
IA Thankful for patronage during the
past seven years, and Will continue 10
serve the public In all branches OF the
N edical Profession. Residence and office,
No. ~ Perry 81, two doors west OF WASH
iugtOn, Aug. Il, 76tf
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TRIED EVERYTHING.

4eESrs. J o. Bosirorta eRCo-, pesuer, CoL. Cen
Gsulen, II have used SANFOlsD'S RADICAL.
CUkE FOR cATARisH. and II has given perfecc
latlsfaction- have tried almost every thing, and
it - the only thing that has given mo ruiief- I
theref0re take pleasure IN Recommending tts use
70 all afflicted with Cstsrrh OF any Kind. and oer
this IS ny testlmonytO 10 IL beaetts-
VERY truly ". DECKER
DcnVer Ocg 1 lbS
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"Whisky is yOur greatest enemy,
said a minister to Deacon Jones
"But,U said Jones, "dOn't the Bible
say, Mr.. Preacher, that We are to love
our enemies ?" "Oh, yes, Deacon
Jones, but it don't say We are to swaI-
low them,n
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GREATLY AEEIIcTEn.

-leasrL J o. BJssnorti & CO.. pslrer- Genfeasz,
u . take pleasure n reeeHiIlending SANkOfiDS
afnieted win this disease was greafiy afflicted
with u for long time, and cured it with two boz.
ties Of the above CUkE About year AftsrWariS
was again taken with CGtarrh quite severely, and
imlfediAtely sent for another bottle, which hxed
ne AL right giving rle relief from the 1rst desc.
am conndent that this remedy viii do all that -
claimed for 10, and more too. Mishing you success
10 its Introduction. am very truly yours,
A.W. SMITH,
Denver. Oct. 4. iSs5. o( snith 8 Don.
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On fairy feet glldss in the summer
To the Joy OF the tramp and the hummer ;
But there's one man who signs
With woes tears in his eyes,
And that man Aforesaid Is the plumber.
pfFE-
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HOTELS.

~ KIHZER, Proprietor, Market st., TIf-
VI. I'm, Ohio. The house has been thor
nughly Overhauled, has good stabling, and Is
prepared 10 furnish the travelling public with
All necessaries in good style.
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H a HHsrTIK.
WILLIAMI. CRAWFORD. q. p.,

over Kendailis Jewelry Store, Market
Street. Residence AT Mrs. DOeIlo's, Madison
street. u1U u.
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MEDICAL.
HF HITTELL. NJ. ID.

or ALLENTOWN, PA. OFFICE over
" Kirchner's Grocery Store. Spscial At
tention given 10 female diseases. Spestks s
English and German. Night calls answered
at the Office.
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j. T.. KINEAMAE. H.K. HERsHIsEIl
nRs. KINNAmAN a HERsHIsER.

OFFICE OVER NELIGH'S CLOTHING
" Store, Washington st., are ready TO at
tend 10 all calls day and n snt. Special al
tentiOn paid 10 the treat IA ent OF the diseases
of females and children once hours from
d 10 10 A. ~. and TO 4 p. n. Dr. kinna-
mans residence, Greenfield St, near Held
elbeFg College; lJr. Hershiser's, nrst door Wcst
OF Yingiing's store, West Madison 81.
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A TTORNEY AT LAW. Special atten'
"A ton given 10 ALI kinds Of hililary
Claims, Back pay, Bounty, Pensions, &C.
ONCE ia National Exchange BANK BlocKi
opposite the Court House, Ilnin, OHIO
ian. ~,
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COLLINS s..
VOLTAIC
PLASTERS

For Local Pains, Lsmeness. Soreness,
Weakness, Numbness and Inflammation
Of the Lungs. Liver. Kidneys. Spleen.
Bowels. Bladder. Heart, and MusoIes, are
equal 70 an army OF doctors and acres OF
plants and shrubs Even In Paralysis.
Epilepsy or Fits, and Nervous and In
voluntary Muscular Action, this Plaster.
BY RallyinG the Nervous Forces. has
effected Cures when every other known
remedy has failed
Price rs Cents.
Ask for Collins voltaio Plaster, and
insist on having it Sold by all Whole
sale and Retail Druggists throughout the
United States and Canadas. WEEKS 3
POTTER, Proprietors, Boston, Mass
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GEORGE r.. BEsEY,
A TTORNEY AT LA W, Tihin Ohio. once
n corner Main and Perry strCeis
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SoREIY AEELInTEn-

J. o. A1FtrortA & o., nSarsr. Col. 9sltisnea.-
Prompted By fclloW-fcelinE for those afflicted
with CAtkrrh; Ezh 70 aid q testimony IN behalf
have been sOrelY aicted with this fearful dise1
Tor four years. and have triet every known remedy
without avail. until bought hottie Of the above
~ kth nom YOU, Ws.cE gave almost Instant
lieL It being constitutional we'll as a lOcsl
remedy. believe it 70 be A. that 4 claimed Tor Il
Q lk1dieAl Cure for CAtarrh.
Very truly yours. VA. AAiETTVE
Denver. sept =. lssa with Jenson, Bliss q Co.
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ATOTARY PUBLIC AND SUCCESSOR TO
N A n, Byers' Fire Insurance Agency.
The oldest and best tested Companies repre-
sented, SOlicits "a continuance OF liic laNOls
extended 90 his predecessor.
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GOING WEST.

ZaBeaVIIIe Accommodation leaves
Columbus daily except Sunday At j:l5 r. NJ,
and arrives at GAINESVILLE at s:i0 r. NJ, stop
ping AZ all stations.
GOING WEST:
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DENTISTS.
DRP.J.RIRRAmAN,

DIR. q. q. BEILHARz,
GURGEON DENTIST. once in Empne
- Block, over the Pennsylvania Store.
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REAL ESTATE
AND
Collecting Agency
P. HUDDLE.

OFFICE-Over Hubbard's Drug Store,
TIma, Ohio.
Real Estate taken for Sale on small COM
mission also, 20 exchange.
PROMPT ATTENTION GIVEN TO COL
I,Fcf-PDNS
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Al KIESA.

NOTARY PUBLIC and General C"ileellpn
N Agency. VIII attend tn any blis4 ness
Entrusted 70 hin promptly. Once Al
isltsOfuytIip, ohio. 4
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A T-rDRN E.YS At Law. ONCE Do gfui.-
"A m-il'S block, opposite ths Cour HOUSE.
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AIFREn IAHn0R.

A IsTORNEY AT LAW, THIN, Ohio. OF
a nee over Huss' Book Store, opposite
the Court House.
sept. q. ls74.
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A R srRWAKr.

A I.FORNEY AT LAW. once IN Grum-
"A mciI's new block, nearly opposite flrsi
National Bank, Thin, Ohio.
April y, ls7l.
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Columbus & Toledo r. r.
NEW ROUTE
North, East, Seuth and West
SUMMER ARRANGEMENT.
TAKING EXPECT NAV as. ISIS.
NORTH BOUND.

Three Passenger Trains Daily Sundays ex.
ceptedl as follows:
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MAIN LINE-GOING North.

| FindIay Branch trains leave Findlay a
/ 800 A. NJ. and 1910 p. n. arrive In Carey .
/ H.OO A. NJ, and 2si0 r NJ. Leave Carey at
/ ll:OO A. NJ and 400 p. "a. arrive In FindlAy
/ at l2.OO n. and 5:2O p. n.
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HARRISON NOBLE. NELSON Il. LU TE
NOBLE 4 LUTES.
MI RREWER,

A T,roRNEYS AT LAW, Timn, o., Once
a ia Mobiles Block, over Col. Bowman 3
CrOckery Store, opposite National BLOCK.
May Z, 74-n3l-ly.
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y. 10, ". &C R. ".

an AND AFTER May u, Is7, TraiI
~ Willleave Stations a. follows:
-. 7. - =. Z. 4 q =. - r.-ls--
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n Al RIDGEIV

A TFORNEY- -AT-LAW. Office in Hiler's
n Block, Washington street, oi'pD-ite llie
'Curt House. a'-4J
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Columbus, Springfield & Oln. Lin o

Nos. . and 10 run daily, all others daily
except Sunday.
Sleeping cars on Nos. 3 and 10. and parlOr
coaehesOn Nos. and q, running through be-
tween Cincinnati and Sandusky. Day coach
e. on s, IS, 10 and Q, between Columbus and
Sandusky,
Through Coaches on Nos. Is, 10, II and I
bstWeen Columbus and Cincinnati.
Through Coaches on Nos. IA and n, b0-
tween Columbus and IndiaaapOiis.
The above times will O0 made IA far -
practicable but not guaranteed.
II. N. BRONSON,
General Ticket Agent.
CHAs. HOWARD,
Superintendent.
ID. W. L. BROWN.
General Manages.
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DR.J. W. MARTIN.

nENTIST. Once over First National
IL Bank, Tifiu, Ohio. All operations
frst-class, and work warranted. Laughing
Gias used for the painless extraction ofteeth.
Work done at as low price n can DO had
elsewhere, for frst-class work.
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CURaICAL AND MECHANICAL DEN
y TIST. Office on Washington st., over
Buskirks 3 Grocery Store, lst door leading TO
Funison q Sons Photograph Gallery, Tifiin,
Ohio.
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hack M -.EAT Is INsUFFERABLE: Bring me
~ dear. the best Cologne you can find liz
;de city," He brought j. s L. Atkinson s.
fiagrant, delicate, and lasting.
MURRAY s LANMAN's FLORIDA WATER is
cue OF the SureSt and SpeedieSt cures for every
when other applications completely fail. it
reinvlgorates the fatigued and 0vertaxe.i
oody, and 1t imparts force and buoyancy tn
the mental powers. "
SULPHUR AND MorAssEs. the old fashioned
anS ma reEedy for the Itch is obsolete That
~ ,iaIi the time, without disordering the stom-
ach by Gle1n'S Sulphur Soap the great ex-
ternal anti-Scorbutc.
THE TINTs PRODUCED by RiRS InStanta-
ReouS Hair Dye are like those of Nature.
For UPWARD OF THIRTY YEARS Mrs. Wins
t0T,s SOOTHING Syrup has been used for chill
iIeVeS wind collie. regulates the bowels, cures
| dysentery and diarrh9a, whether arising
IRON iron .r tieedfhlng or other causes An old ana
RELIABLE HELP for weak and nervous suf-
eases cured without medicine. Pulvermach-
| er's Electric Belts the grand desideratum.
Avoid limitations: Book and journal. with par
Galvanic Co., New York city. 6,25,d&kly
| To LADIES AND GENTLRMKN.-we wish to
call attention to A. Fscher's Chemical Scour-
ing and Dyeing Esta blishment, No 900 g street,
near 9Th street. BY promptly adopting the
| latest Improvements, whether of American or
| European invention, he is enabled to do his
| work in manner not to be eQualled by those
| not possessing these facilities. His cleansing
ana dyeing Ladies' and Gents suits are, in
lact- the cheapest in the city on account Of his
| superior work. N. B-A speciality of his cor.
| sists In removing spots from costly party dress
es; Is years experience. His dry Gle nser re-
moves grease spots efectua!ly from any article,
and careful pressing gives them an appearance
pair for IS cents.
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Summer Entertainments.

The Berry, association will give another OF
Their select me Jnnght excursions this evening
on the Mary Washington, leaving at o clock
Union Chapel VI. Z. Sunday school give an
excursion to Marshall hall tomorrow on the
Mary Washington. The boat will leave at 10
See advertisement of the excursion to Nor
1olk and the CapeS, to be given August 10th by
Equal Division, No. 3.
Remember Company AS excursion this
evening TO Glymont and forty miles down TIE
river. The Jane MOseley, bearing the excur-
sionists, will leave at $50 P m.
The annual excursion of Uniformed Patri-
arcls, /. .. o. F., will be this year to Fortress
Monroe, Norfolk, and the Capes, the Jane
MoSeley, leaving tomorrow at D. M. and re-
turning at a. N. Saturday.
The 0rpheus Octette club will give another
OF their enjoyable concerts at GiesbOrO' this
evening.
The many friends in Washington and vicin-
jty of Rev Fathers Wiget and Seaman. the
former for q number of years pastor of ST.
AloysIu and also OF ST. JOSeph'S churches, i'll
this city Will be glad to learn that a grand eX-
cusIOn has been organized here. per steamer
Express, July >, at 81 Il. H., To visit those
gentlemen nj Chapel Point, near 81. Thomas,
Mi. Geo. w Choate, wLo has management
of the large excursions that have gone out Of
this city this summer, proposes to give an eX-
euTsIOn - his friends and patrons on the
steamer Mary Washington July 9TH This
viii be one oi the most pleasant and largely
PairOnlZed OF his many excursions One of
the best brass and string bands Of the city has
been secured, and every one who goes will
have coed time.
The WORkIEGMEN'S ASSEMBLY met last
night, DR.. Alfred Thomas III the chair, and
George f Taylor, secretary. 4 report was
read by Mr. Spear, from the committee on
organization, To the effect that. after q due
consideration of the subject, they find that
MANY OF the trades in this District are not reg
ulariy OF properly organized. Many are nor
organized at all, and il Is highly important
that this he done a. AZ costs. The committee
asked for further time to make full report:
so ordered. The new standing committees
were announced, as follows: Executive Com
mittee-E. l.. Barker, L. Is. Robinson, B. KOpp
III. C. ESpy, VIM. CranStOn. Judiciary Com
mittee-.john H. RalStOn, TT. Mahr. VIM. c.
Evans, Vim: Spier, n. q. Plass. Finance Com
mitJee-Rich'd EmmOnS, NJ. H. SOlOn J. H.
GARRISON, Otto Hiedeman, CIV. Owens. Mass
meeting Committed. +. Hamilton. VIM.
Boston, NJ. @. PlaSS, 1T. Hale, NJ. II. Scion, J.
Reynolds, John Christian. JOS. NJ. Padgett. r.
W.Ndters. Organization COmmitteG-Wm.
SpIer- j. III. GARRISON L l.. Barker j. Z. Ham
ilGOn, John FallOn. The credentials of MesSrs
VIM. hreuberger, John w Stewart and Eiw'd
X. WaySOn. as delegates from the Carpenters
union, We're fayOrabiy reported upon by the
executive committee. The assembly went into
secret session
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Ueathcr Indtcofio' g ~o-dav
LOCAL NEWS.
Condensed Locals.

Street lamps vii! be lighted at 30 PIN. and
extiE CuiShPd at lUl5 pm.
From !. e. Parker we have the New York
papers in advance of che IedIiS.
Shi.iingtOn has advance copies OF Demon
ests Magazine and 'GOGey's LadV'S Book
for August
Robert f. Thomas, Prince Georges county,
Md was sunstruck yesterday, while ON his
way home frOpl market in this city
From ShillngtOn We nave advance copies of
HaTpeT's and Appietoils monthly fer August
The y. \. Herald 81 today says; Grey, the
notorious feTgeT, was visited YESTERDAY by his
father, most estjmable clergyman in Wash
ingtOn at one time the chaplain of the U. 5
Senate
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GEORGETOWN.

HE SEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATION -
Our statement IN yesterdays issue was some
What premature in reference to the above as
s0clatlon closing at its next meeting But one
snare remains to be Cancelled as stated, bur
that one, Will be held until some outstanding
will probably be the September meeting.
CATTLE MARKET.-Number of cattle on the
market, 200; sold at to 5 cents per pound.
yO sheep and lambs up old sheep, 5 to cents
cows and calves at $25 to $40 per head.
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WE ARE SELLING THE CHEAPEST Dry GooDs
IN THIS CITY.-Beautifu lawns. only In cents !.
very Large. assortment OF black and colored
SiikS, black silk, so 81 - 81, 81; excellent
special bargains; white honey comb quilts. IN !.
our large size bridal quilts, 81. so; pure wool
buntlngs, Is. Carriers, Ill Market Space -
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THE best way 10 win success is to deserve it.
Gems. G: 7. Beauregard, of La, and Jubal 4
Larry, OF Va, in approving OF the strict integ-
managers % the Louisiana State Lottery say:
we venture to assert that it has rarely if
ever happened in the case of any lottery
Speclai pans and precautions have been taken
III tne preparations for and conduct of the
HsraaWlhs as we have adopted" For further
692, New Orleans.
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CITY ITEMS

81 a hi DisoRDERED SToM I.cH is often the cause
corront ta hoo" es Headache Specific will
No'ie'' 'le one /" Id cure the other.
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BUILDING ASSOCIATIONS. - The Naverley
BUILDING association at its last meeting, held
on the evening of the S,h instant, after the re-
ceipt OF the dues on the shares taken Q.70S) at
It's first meeting and the additional shares CPD
taken at this meeting sold advances on Il OF
Its shares at an average premium of II per
cent. This association bids fair to be a very
iaI ge one, as Its books il is understood, remain
open two months longer for the reception of
new members.
The Harmony building association at its 18th
monthly meeting held on the evening of the
the huh instant, sold advances on 10 of its
shares at Il premium of 30 per cent, the mini
mum but l0l of the shares of this association
remain 10 be Cancelled.
The Jackson building association ut its 18th
monthly meeting, held OH the evening OF the
Sth instant sold advances on Is Of its shares a.
premium OF " per cent, the minimum aud
retired two shares by return 70 the StOckhOld-
eTS of the amount paid in and the profits
thereon.
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Lawns, white and colored grounds, best
yard wide, l2H striped linen, for suits, Ii
cents; Victoria lawns cheap; Mattings a cost
1OWs0nS, $50 Pennsylvania avenue, (South
Site.) near 7th street -Adyt
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FORTY MILES RIDE ON THE Do.
- TOAAC FOR TEN Cents

The City OF Alexandria will make Excursions
fsHiahi hOkNlNG (sunday ex-
u:3O am. return O'Clock .. m. nsaEzka4s
S S!1a Monday, June "a, 1873 weather favor
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N0TICE TO MOUNT VERNON PAS.
ANSENGERS-The steamer MARY
WAsHIEGToN, which has been re- d
G RiaHSS rented and furnished L.. L.
sengers at Mount Vernon wharf. Round trim 81
nSIudlng admission to mansion and grounds
Steamer leaves 18th St. wharf daily (Suudays ex-
eegtedl at 10 9. M, and returns at pm. j. McH.
hOLLlNGsWOKTH, sup't Ladies' Mount Yer.
Washington. ielsIv
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Il STS GREAT
JUNE 10Th. I8TS

tn rpx popru M9yTE ~
possbie Tsao l s Msp R soiETHw WEST.
cptenosd sce~ers, Maontfcexf &9s.fp,.s,.t
JUNE 10th, 1878.
fha edrNs, LAVE ~ AVE- WhsHINGTOS, from DepCt
ror oI Pffs, 81 siItn and streets ss o5Es
from Farer Car 70 Pittsburg and Sleeping CARR
Chicago. 1'' Will Fsisce Car 70
BALTIMoRE AND POTOMAC Rsupo.
FOR s SHi am s Rochester Bufalo, Nisgsf,
sssaTeay with a0 Fa.s &C. p q wss sISsp
SHSi,,inis a Lock Haven, and Eimira. az
For New York G sh8 the ssf ssst sYnSs,
N. daily, with Palace Csrs attached. Limftpe;
L12ress Of Pullman Cars, $50 am. daily. s sse
For New YORK ana the East. I:so p.m. o,p,
g Boston. SFse SPP Bro Sf1s IRON Wash
through trains connect at Jersey Civ :. ~ 81
II FS asoEn str 1ans ssOsSS
riage and journey scross New YoTk G Sit fer
and A. Ia, snI 80 d s1S sssOGpf sunday
Limited Express, $50 9. N. daily, eicsnt sn55.s
Acco1mcdation for Baltimore, s:ss Rso
For a PSpe's Jfs e; d da;Iis except sunday
daily. except sunday. ~ @nu ''sO .. m
For h11sP snsas SIS a. m. and 40 D. m. dany
ALRRxS1A "A AND FREDERIcEsR,,ps
WAsHINGToN, RAfLRoAnnSi DKiA AND
For a AZ g. 2, 8, S:lO, 10, III
and o sn 81, ?. m. On Sunday at Sid am,
For R,ch%ond snG the South, s:.s q, m. ana g.
Trains ss1s HslaDdfa N t S1iy sISGsDt sandy
o. S;iY; 20, II am,; g, t.aO, 8, cd anal
rR;tm; on sSnoay az AZ l0s IN. and 8 20 NJ M
eOs1 CAD be procured at the ccss nnrs6
norhesst corner 81 sfat ins
~ h A., avenue and at the depot where orisr,
ton from hotels and residences " oestins-
Pa 4; xAhnhk, General Passenger xeep,
AANA TnoAroh. 6enersl Manage 1oyin
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RAILROADS.


RALTInoRE AND OHIO
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10 L LA ss1 Ws sggERAK oSgSE g. 1875
Express tHicStt Guy On sunday 70 A Bsti% 1sS9
ton. JeSSI6 e. 1HaPeyss Laurel Annapolis juno
,f S:o0 q: m;;,..Batimore, Annapolis and WAY.
sd WsI y spSasoTrs Winchester Hagsrstown
7;;ddo.Bsltimore and Laurel Express,
bSra o "a q; ni.Point OF Rocks, Cranberry, stras
~ S,oe a. 15.SEw YORK, PHILADKLPiIiA, Ros
~ IN a. Asp bALTIMoRK EXPRESS. PARLoR can
70! New ork and Philsdelphla Stops at A2naSois
p, 1885 sm:-st. Louis, Chicago, Columbus ,no
NAN Car 70 Cincinnsd daily. Grsiton 10 5s s.lr
o9s5S. DAILY, except Saturday. ~ SAA
% SUW.on Sunday only, Baltimore, Annapop,
1000 a.m.-Baltimore Express. sto,s ., ID.
densburg, Beltsyie, Laurel Annap9!is Jnnc,t biS
gessup's and Hanover. f''-' 'un'l0n'
2;I0 p.m.-Baltimore. Annapolis. Elucott oyr,
t1:sO pm.-NEw YORK, PHuADELpHr. ANT
only so stopping At an Stations stops at Laurel.
Express Frederick Via Relay. stops at az TTs
t4:s5 ?; m,-Point OF Rocks. FREDERICK Y.yers.
TO Point OF Rocks and Way Stations opIy S""oA'O
49, $50 p.m.-BsltimoEe, Annapolis and Way Sta
rs 80 p.m.-PhIladelphia Norfolk am R.,.,r,o-.
cypress. Norfolk except Sunday NoRF0TE o. s
sENGkhs TAkkN IN THB CARS Direct TO BohT
AISAhToN. stop al Blsdensburg and L.snraI
.993Yee-F6 s1n and Way Stations.
SLEEPING CARS TO Chicago AAf HAss'
tS:l0 .. m.-Bsltinore E1press
10 26-St. Louis, Cincinnsti, LoD,s,ylis and ,,...
ours Express. PitUsburg, except sunday P Is
1880 p. m.-NEw YORK, PHILApKrPu1. Avn
BALTlMoRE EXPRESS. SLEEPING Eis "a ~ ~
1oik; aho Special Sleeping Car to Phi ale mia
DAILY: Other trans daily except suDdaVi
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tJO1NV LOOKOUT EXCURSIONS,
STEAMER "SUE,0
CAPT, w. G. GEOHEGAN

The Elegant Iron Steamer SUE will resume her
ShTURpAY NIGHT EXCUR- 49,
SlONs, june 18th, to Point Look 2 s&S-R
out. stopping at Piney Point going
ana returning, leaving Stephenson's wharf, foot Of
Washington by q. m. on Monday. Meals viii be
FURNISHED on the Boat, and all the sccomm odations
Stata os S ar-cAss. Fare round trip. ~. For
STEPHENSON & BROS. Agents, corner 18th
ST. ano ia. ave. and 7th st. wharf. te6-8In
PARIS ExPOSITION.-DR. LOOMS,
SPECIAL FOR WAsHINGToN-Leaye August II:
return October q. Address DIR. 3. L. LOOMIS
No. oos Pennsylvania avenue east, city. 1elS-l
pLEAsURE BOATS FOR HIRE FOB FISH.
L Ing, &C. JOSEPH PASsENO, n
7S Water street ~
ep1e-4m Georgetown. D, G. -