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Notice.

Notice.
CEATFD PROPOSALS WILL DE RECEIVED
- By The Board Of County Commissioners q.
Boise county. at the Auditors olce ia Idaho city
Monday. January 9. 1878,
M TO o'clock p y. Of said dsy for The rurpoaa of
taking care Of The INDECENT sick county poor IDIOT
tc and insane Of Boise county for the ensuing year
Bids to be ~ follows. to.wft.
One bid for the board lodging. nursing. clothing
ard washing for tho INDECENT sick county poor fdl
otto and insane Of Boise county including the hnr.
nj expenses Of all INDECENT sick. county poor !asoc
and insane who may die in said Boise county for
one year from January g. 1875
One bid for medical attendance and furnishing
medicines for the INDECENT sick county poor idiot.
10 and insane OF Boise county and for holding post
morten examinations on ali who NAV die In abe
county hospital Of said county and for all port NOR
tenn examinations made at the county seat Of said
Boise county where tho same would bc chareeahla
to the county. for one year from January g. fSsA
Bidders may include the above two Subdivisions
In one bid If SO desired.
Parties receiving the contracts will be required Ia
enter the same In writing. and file honda with an.
proves security Ia the sum Of double the amount
OF their bid. JAMES MoR1ARTY
Clerk Board Co. Com.
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Notice.

@TaHE FOLLOWING WARRANTS WILL BE PAID
q on presentation at the County Treasurer's Of
fce out OF the County General fund:
Warrant No. roo, drawn in favor of Thomas Foy.
amount $40; warrant No. S01 drawn in favor OF Vim.
Maloney, amount SIS. r. w. T0MpKINs.
County Treasurer.
IDAHO CRY, December II. 1877.
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Notice.

aN THE PROBATE COURT or DoIsE COUNTY.
| 4 Territory Of Idaho.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
THE UORLD or SOCIETY.
Events that Occurred In that busy Sphere
Sestcrday-A Journalists Wcdding-Rs-
crytions on Capitol Hill.

Events that Occurred In that BUSY Sphere
Yestcrtlay-A Journalists WcddIng-Re-
crptions on Capitol Hill.
The midsummer nlness Of yesterday favored
the contamination Of plightcd vows and very
pleasant and quiet wedding party ~, embed at the
residence OF Doorkeepcr Polk 10 sOcmnze the
marriage Of Mr.. \. c. Buell., Of the Past and Miss
Ta>.ic Polk. daughter Of The Doorkccper OF the
House.
AZ four o'clock p. III. the pretty plriors OF
Colonel Folks residence. all abloOm with sweet
flowers, were thrown open, aud the fair bride Of
nineteen, with dark brown hair. beautiful blue
eyes, sweet mouth. and of charming pre.cnce, ell
tered the parlor leaning the arm of her future
husband, preceded by Dir. Howard Carroll Us best
mlu and Miss Kittic Blair rs bridesmaid. Miss
Polk wore toilette Ofplum-cOOred silk and velvet
with beautiful white flowers in her hair and as
garriture Of her toilette.
Miss kittis Blair. lovely blonde, wOrea COS
tune of brown velvet combined with corn color
Father Boyle ohcIated In his happiest aud
most impressive humOr. Only the friends OF tho
family, Mrs Gibbons and daughter were present
Mrs. Colonel Polk. suffering from anxiety for her
daughter, who is i'll in the West started last evcn
ing Tor ST. Louis, expecting to bring her daughter
home with her.
! The receptions yesterday were largely attended
and fully ~ brilliant rs before LCnt. Mrs. Mary
Cemmer, now able to walk with the aid OF came,
received large number of her friends. and was
never more charming and fascinating than yeSter-
! day. Among those calling were Mrs. Abby llulch
inson Patton, Mr. Ludlow Patton sir. John
]
! baugh, and Mrs. Fields.
! Mrs. General Lander always 50 cordial, received
| many distinguished guests. We must speak e..
/ cciully of one swcc, i.iy, Miss Wendell who has
face Of purity and sweetness, aud her quiet and
/ unDstcntatOus charity is 10 be commented Shg
is one OF the leaders among sixteen young ladies
and gentlemen who ARE greatly aiding tic poor.
Mrs. General Lander related some incidents con.
ncCtcd with the Chicago fire, when she was playing
there, that were highly interesting.
Gmce GrcenwOOd's Residence Was the center Of
attraction. and many whom We met at other rcccp-
tons called there. Ibis lady, who gives 80 libcr.
ally 10 all benevolent objects, aiding al charities,
should receive II large reward here and hereafter,
where the weary Ind sweet rest.
IU,tmAstcr-tiencTGl and Mrs. Key, ,Ist returned.
were out making calls yesterday. They are always
I welcome. and have Il host Of friends
A charming entertainment, pleasant for its being
Informal, was held at the Residence OF Mrs. John
( Alexander, on X street Among the guests were
Mrs.. Church anu Mrs. Marcy, OF Chicago; Colonel
RCe, Colonel Norton, Mrs. IE0gcnc H. hOrTell, Mrs
Todd, and Others, who always carry their iudiyIIu'
/ atty and character with them. Is. Is.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITY NOTES.


-Roose sends New York papers In advance.
-WOrkmcn commenced to loosen the dirt around
the trees In the p.strcct circle yesterday.
Repairs are being mnde upon the street pave.
meht on sixth street near Pennsylvania avenue.
A new line Of sewer pipe is bcims put down on
the northern side of + street between Fourteenth
and Fifteenth streets.
Prom halfpast four to eleven p. m. ycstcrday
tic thermometer went from 10 to lb9-a fall VI
twenty six degrees in six hours and a half.
-Fnnk Payne, the COlorcd bigamSt whose mat.
rmunal exploits were made public by the REPUB'
LICAN yesterday, pleaded gu lty in the Polio Court
yesterday and was sent to jail fur the grand jury.
doctor Lords course of evening lecture, at Dr.
ready announced, the order simply being changed
nnd that on "MOhammed' being given oil Wcdncs.
day evening Of this week.
DIR. John Lord delivered the tenth OF his course
of twelve matinee lectures yesterday, AZ three
o'clock. in Lincoln Hall He tool; for his sui, eCt
Frederick the Great" The lecture very iulcr.
estng. aui WA, listened to by large and apprrcia.
tive au lencc.
A little nine year old daughter Of Mr. Clarke
residing OH Eleventh street southeast, ruptured a
blood vessel during Il severe tit OF coughing last
complaining Of being uuwcll for nearly week.
The published statement that she was thirteen
years OF age. and died soon after jumping rope, Mr.
Clarke desires to have corrected
The ladies Of the Church Of the Reformation
CLutherau) holding a fair at the hail No. gIl
Seventh street and have on sale large quantity OF
useful und ornamental articles which they propose
TO sell at low prses to meet the spirit Of the times
The variety and attraCtiyenGss of the goods dis
played should. aud doubtless will, secure good a..
tcndance of cash customers, 10 say nothing of The
fair attendants.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

It Is safe t. assert that not one in thousand Of
our community have any idea OF the amount Of
good accomplished BY our Night Lodging House,
for it does it, work III such quiet unprctcnling
way that IL, benctciarics, who seldom stry long in
onr midst, are about the only ones who know
what grand charity 1t is, without 1t they pro-
badly would have wondered about the city while
seeking work or waiting the receipt Of Government
PENSIONS without shelter and without food with
it, since its establishment couple Of winters Ngo,
IL SGi persons have been provided with comfortable
beds and other humGlikc accommodations, aud
have purtakcn Of 2i7LS abundant meals within it,
hpspitable walls Nightly this work gpcs on. rs any
one can see for themselves who VIII take the
trouble to visit their house on Louisiana avenue,
between Sinth and Tenth streets but ii additional
aid does not come soon the enterprise will cease
and To supply this need musical aud literary en-
turtainmuiIt under charge Of the delightful Grace
Greenwood and that prince OF good fellows, Pro.
is>or Ill. Hay. will take place this evening at the
lOSslyn Seminary, lEll New York avenue, where
II most entertaining and lively evening is sure 10
he Spent. Tickets have been fixed ut the nominal
price Of twenty five cents each and may be had al
The principal stores or at the seminary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

About six o'clock yesterday afternoon m ARRAY
occurred near the Government Printing Office be-
tween three co!ored men and crowd of roughs, in
which the former finding themselves in a tight
place, drew ruvolvcrs and fired into the crowd.
Luckily no one was hurt. and the "shootsts' took
refuge IN one Of the Belt line cars, pursued by a
large crowd Al the corner Of Fourth street aud
Massachusetts avenue the car-drver found It
impossible tn proceed further and requested
the COurcd men to get out. This they
refused 10 do but Officer West came upon the scene
and persuaded two OF the men 10 accompany him
10 the SuN rnth Precinct station. where they regis
tered u, james Cant and John Black. The third
member of the party sur"er led in making his es-
cape during the excitement and In his hurry did
not forget to take the pistols. The charge laid
against the prisoners that of firing pistol Ill
the street aud Judge Smell will attend 10 them this
lnOFning
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Iohcs court
District cases.-l.aaC Johnson will spend uonth
at the farm for yagrancy Hattie Garrison and
Z, ~, nan ,oI.oJ :, r,,v In Nov,nr,s ,IIey FIR
FI"Ie"'e nan '"''o' ~" ~ '"''' "''e'' IVA
which they were gwen hlleeh days James Grove
loud and bosterOus, could not raise II V, 50 was
'e',' ~, I.,., Io,,,'i w., ,,sJ ,a,
orueIH SeNe" va! S'','I'e 80" p ,"'
words, and was sent 10 the Drahch ioF week. Ei-
ward Humphrey paid 81 for throwing stones In the
street Maggie smith went down in her shoes and
,i,,',',raS " ,.hIob Cha homLoI nror c,r ,r,
ulscpNr'cu " ""'T" '"e ''a''4' ~ vi il'.
family. Joseph u, kclIy' charSeu WIN ScillhB
liquor without a license. produced the necessary
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

are removed. and he stands upon The same plane
with every other man, alike responsible to law,
and equally entitled to H. protection then and not
until then, may we hope for peace with our native
tribes. When the army Of the United States shall
become what II ought ever TO be. the executive ser.
want of the people, called into reguisitiOn only
when humane measures have failed. then II may
hilhll It's mission-never as a humane Ciyllzlng
power"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

81, JIn.,..D Barwauid, 81 Louis S W Marsh Phil
VIM lIolyer Pha,lepha l. ftrr, Mici f. j Dew
Ing. New Orlcns z Lynch and wife, New Orleans
o J Noble, n u q punn, Teyns. CL Ira err. New
YORK; Middleton. Mich; J l. lIsungcr, Ohio: a u
r0phani, Richmond; 7 Koe Iowa W Campbell
Ala:
monis, PhiladelphiG q T. Lnow, cty; W y BOnd
Tenn; Geo FlagS, Boston, Mass John liccdpr, OHIO
lenJ whiting, l'hilalelphia Geo ]. Itrming on, New
York; VIM Hall and son, Philadelphia: Mrs NJ l.
Lee and son, New Orleans ChaS Lrliullt, Milwau
kCe; !eiiUldt Milwaukee; = l. BuSxClt, 81 LOUIS; !
NJ stone keuneDeck.
MctLoJottdn n Harrison. Philadclr hiM G Dermot
New York. & NUrthrop, New York q W Springer
New York; j L Phillips New York: Il il Hopkins
Md; Gdliesbury MI: Z richards, New York; &
" smith, Phladelphin II X CamrtcG, Philadelphia
W MaNemnn. New York.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
discharged Employee" Rises to Remark
Anent the District Government

NASHlNSIOS, D. T.. Marcn IL, 1878.
Editor National Republican,.
SIR: The opponents of suffrage In this District
have OF late frequently cael attention TO the al.
legged larceny from the District of feather dustcr
valued at about fifty cents, by member Of the late
Territorial Legislature as conclusive evidence OF
the debasing and runOuS results Of republican In
stitutons and Of the necessity Of placing this Dis.
trict under the guardian care and moral influences
OF three Commissioner all imported. who We are
requested IN believe mOrc honest, VirtuOus. aud
economical than our own citizens We admit that
We do not believe any Commissioners. howe, rap.
init that legislator who had not succeeded in pro-
curing feather dusier IN some honorable way
during his term of office had no genius for lcyiSlG-
ton and should not have been solicited to perform
such duties. Indeed, the mOLc,y OF the larceny
STAMPS the perpetrator as man Of inferior abili-
ties, II not Of an inferior race.
by way Of illustrating the superior advantages
of our present form of government desire 10 call
attention To the following:
DR.. Holt Il contract surgeon In the regular army
was refused the appointment rs physician To the
Washington Asylum becnuNc the salary he de
mandcd 500 per year, was considered by the Com.
missiOn"rs to lie excessive.
Dr. Page, former ,hipmate Of Phelps, who re.
| signed from the navy anu went south during the
late uuplea,untmuss was thcrcupOu appointed ut
81 2OH per year. Dr Thompson va. appointed Ia
assist him at Slsp per year. Total Sl.GNj Thu, il
will be seen by rigid economy the Commissioner.
,u"cccdcl in Spending sSSD per year more than Dr.
Holt considered the service worth.
The necessity for signalizing by sweeping reforms
and stringent and rigid economy the advent of d
representative Of the present reform administration
into the District government compelled the Com
mi,sinuCTs 10 make further changes. Dr. Dyer SUE
c,rlcd Dr.. Page. DR.. Faulkner succeeded Dr.
| Thompson and DR.. Hazcn wa appointed to assist
Dr. Faulkner at Sl5 per month, thus increasing eN
penditnres $50 per year; but after due cOnsidera
lion It was decided that tritiing au increase Wa,
unworthy Of gentlemen who were engaged in Illus
| truting and promoting the great principles o.
economy rotrenchment and reform. DR.. lIazemt
salary was accordingly made equal 70 that Of Or
| Faulkner, thereby increasing expenditures anOthc
| $500 and making the pay rolls symmetrical. Who
after reading this statement, will presume to dis
| putc the superiority of government withOu
| feather busters Ovcra republican form Of govern
mcnt? Certainly not, Yours respectfully
| \ DISCHARGED EMPLOYEE
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Inspector Entwsle has issucd the following build
ing permits: 7. J. Mayer, construct Il three-story
brick dwelling, D street, between Pennsylvania Uv-
enue and third street southeast $500; Nicholas
IIalceu construct brick stable, 81 Four.anl-a.
half street, between N and streets southwest,
500. Patrick C!eary alter house, street between
Delaware avenue aud North Capitol street, 500:
Charlie, Hartung, build she'd Thirteenth and II
streets northeast SO; ". IL. Lacey, repair frame
house, No. 90 gtreet southwest sij; Mrs II. fa-
ley, repair frame dwelling. iEj Washington, be
tween Fourth and Fifth streets northwest SJJ.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
CITY ITEMS.

YOUNG PEOPLE do pay attention IN your teeth,
neglect will soon ruin them. Be wise In time.
Clean them daily with THURSTOS'S Ivory PEARL.
TooIH POWDER the most perfect dentrince known.
1t will keep them through life In good condition
white and sound, will harden the gums, swecten
tho breath, and prevent toOthaChe. Sold by oil
druggists. % and 90 cents per bottle.
ARE You bilious, troubled with headache. dizzy
ness sick stomach. constipation ScH Are you dys.
pcptiC, nervous, dull, and lansuid? Avcrse to all
sxertiOn. Il your life miserable? You require u
change. Cleanse the system, purify and renew the
blood. Take QUIRK'S IRISH TEA, the great house
hold remedy. 1t will SION relieve you Sold by all
druggists, . cents per package, which makes q
quart OF medicine.
WELLS MACHIEE-SPREAD STRENGTHENING PLAsT
Frs Nre still the best known. Their curative pow
ers far surpass all others
HARD times demand economy; practice 1t by
renOvGtimg your sOcd gloves with JoUvES's ISO
nERous KID GLOVE CLEANSER. Price % cents pei
bottle
Is your hair harsh dry and stiff? Does It refuse
to curl? Dress 1t with THoMFsoS's PoMADE OPTIME
An OleRGlnUus compound Of singular merits. II
will improve IT, Sold by druggists, &c. Price %
aud ~ cents per bottle.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Cullcndcr's famous Georgia Minst:cls commenced
their Washington engagement last night to an over
flowing but select audience, This really talented
organization, composed rs II is Of genuine negroes
boasts four Us good end men rs the profession
embraces beside several yocalists and eccentric
comedians" Of acknowledged merit. Their we'll
selected ballads and original jokes were received
with every every evidence Of pleasure and appre-
citation The udIcrous dRde of the irst part of the
lirst part Of the programme, entitled The Ginger
Blues" wa, received with uprourlOus laughter
Iylc's female pOrtrliturc, Aliens pedestal clog
dancing the lIGntown students and their camp.
meeting hymns and the grand HHrc, Jubilee Walk
Around" were received with the approval that the
gomuine Inrril OF Lhese perlOrmnMCes deserves.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Al the conclusion Of General Porters speech. Mr.
Mcacham announced that the Indians OH the plat.
form desired TO shake hands with their friends In
the audience, aud n large number awaited them.
selves Of the opportunity. The following occupied
seats on the stage Colonel W. L. Adair and d. II
Ross, of the Chctokees; General p. Porter, d. NJ
Hodge, Judge q. W. Stidham. and Yarteh-k a
hnrjO, Of the Greeks: and J. d. Bemo and j. +
Brown, of the SeninOles.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

VTNVVTT OVNHT -NHIEf JVHTIVE CAHTTEH'
No $50, Strong vs.. Williams; No. 1913 Russell W.
Williams No. 356, southey W. Appleman; No. S37,
HILL use Of Ice, VS.. Davis; No 49, Rilcyvs Wilson;
No. Si5, Brown, Use Of Brown, VS.. llollidge: No.
3i6, Fcnwick VS. District of Columbia No. $50
Coates ct al vs.. Sonn; No. 3j3, Adams vs.. Carter
No. 81, Davidson vs. Cannody; No. $50, Hyatt vs..
Hyatt No. 80. Costello VS. Mcclure; No. ST.
Shannhan vs.. sharp; No. 3lS Duncanson VS..
Jones Ell al; No. $50 Robinson ". Washington and
GcIrgctOwn Railroad, gnrnishcc of J. Il. Bond No
30, Wynn vs. Pine ct M No. 49,, Brandt vs.. Nc.
cam: No 1853, Throckmorton vs.. Kimmcll No
bl, Creswcll ct al vs.. Beverly ci al.
EQUITY CoURr-JUsTfCE MACARTHUR.
No. II. RumiOrd Chemical Works vs.. stamford
No. Il, ilenshaw, VS.. District Of Columbia; No. -
Bemiss vs.. Taylor; No. II. Brown vs.. Brown No
y, Jackson vs.. Ward; No. 10, Best vs.. Best; No H.
Payne vs. Connolly; No. Is, Nandenburgh vs. Man.
del; M. 10, Nnndrnburgh W. Bumcnberg; No. 30
kngrs District Of Columbia; No. Il, Mulheiscn
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
AGENTS AND ATTORNEYS.

" NJ. II. MAIN 4 CO.. REAL. ESTATE AMI
w Claim Agents, l25 Pennsylvania avenue OIth.
vest .ily and country properly for sac0r exchange
HOUSES Cls, ara Irims In all parts OF the city and
country on easy terms. Loans negotiated, houses
rented lnd rents collected and returns made Prompt
ly large tracts OF Southern land 10 exchange ior
Northern properly Collections Ofall claims promptly
Sstle Of land a specially. tell ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Thomas IIassett to Michael llussctt ct al, for
33) 80 part oflOt .. square So ". NJ. White TO H.
A. Wood fur Sll9o, lot T. block :, Hc"a.i Cnivcr-
Slty grounds l.. V. Keller vs.. J. l.. Kendall, for
SlNsl lot u, subdivision Of sIuarc eat of square
jD; J. T. Stephens to e. 4. lrkley, for sgli, sub
lot -, block s, subdivision Meridian Hin; J. +.
bradley TO Amy Jones. iur SiSI. sublOt Il, Squsr
l76; Thomas Young to sarah e. Young for $40 lots
y. ~, ~, 20, 81 and -, square lSl.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

The clerk of the court has issued marriC -e
licenses to the following applicants Augustus {,
Buell., of New York, and Madeline Polk. OF Mis-
s,uri Joseph Rawlings AMI Mary Bowie; J. NJ
sanford aud Rosa StpCkh In; George Druycr, of
Philadelphia. Pa. and Catherine Nacy. Of this
city Henry Walker and Martha A. Gator, both Of
Prince Georges County, Md.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

Messrs. Ross and Dean ~ solicitors for Frederick
Frcund, ltave entered suit against Hallct Kilbourn
to recover $3.50. This is the lougrowth of the i'm
prisonmcnt IN the District jail for refusing to tes-
tify before Congressional committee. suit was
originally brought against the firm of MessH. XII
boum 4 IAtta for this amount, but, being imprUp.
cry Brought, new suit was accepted. and now he
Is sued individually
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
BOAR DING,

SOo AND SIS VERMONT AVENUE. OpPO.
o-c site the Arlington HOtel-.StTangers visit
the city and other persons desiring Recommendations
permanently or trailSenlly Will lind elegant Rooms
suite second ilOor-wiih the finest Table Board
at Mrs FLINTS House Is irstcasS in nll re,psctt
aud terms reasonable. fcb.stf
17f PENNSYLVANIA AVENUE - FIRST.
~ class BOARD, with large airy rooms, from
Ito $40 per week Transient i5O nor day, with hrc
anu gas. Ian2.ly
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12

AZ pALruoRE AND ONO DEPOT. NEW JERSEY AVE
NUE. AND c STREET.
Morning. Frrnfno
sG:iI n. Y, Phil a Bos ex. flf0 baltimore accom-.
$50. Baltimore express $50. Baltimore ACcum
Tie, Western express. 500 y, Phil & Bos ex
e:.p In!tir ore accom- $50 Western Mail.
s2s, Fred nc. MET, birch ssJ5 Baltimore accom-.
s:1 Baltimore Annapolis s64s Baltimore express
and way t7;gD Western express
Pa, MariInsburR and IIa- $50, RaltimGre express
gcrstown nc, MET birch. sgiS, Y, PM BO- en-
sl0:.O, Baltimore accom-. 1913, Baltimore accom-
usJ0. Baltimore express
.Arriye daily Others Sundays excepted
So For the time OF departure of trains, see adHor-
tspnients elsewhere
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
I'M USEM ENIS.
Raymond-"CoIonel Sellers"

Mr.. Raymond last night impcrsonatcd the role
he has made so famous In the presence of an audi.
cncc comprising many Of the political and social
"notables' who are accustomed to grace the CAPT.
tai with their presence ut this season. Prominent
among those who lent their distinguished presence
to this enjoyable occasion was Ncc.prrsdeni
Wheeler. The production Of the play was attended
by the success that always ChAraCtCrizes Manager
Fuul's efforts to entertain the patrons of the M,
tioma "CUlUuel Sellers will be repeated this
eva
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1878-03-12
GREAT
1878

o,,, cyr,r ,,zo
1873 u"nH, ,o,...r 1878
tn rur I tGRNHiisfL WIAT H2U ITbEirruwrsr
.,, ~ DouuLE TRhCk STEEL RA As ,o,,,p
sfLENDip scENEfS MAdNitlcENr Euoir
,p,,Ss,r, rEskUAhy ! isIs NAN, n.ro, co,
: ner Of s1xih and " Il streets. as fellows: '
fcr rltIsonrg ana the West IsiD = M Gi.y' M,n
.;S' 81 70 tfs%s ass E%sg$ r Soss S%
BAETIMURE AND PIOT0MAC 'RAiLROAD.
ror GanandssE n9ees'sT Bualo; NaS.rH Fslls
i.oGk Haven, Ei%ira, and #mkiTs al iciOS m.
For New YORK and the last. I:lO a. M and eso p m.
daily, With Pance Cars nttnrhed Limited tx
PRES OF Pullman Parlor Cars g:9O a. NJ, daily, ex
ccpt sunday.
st Jersey City with boats OF Br5ookiyn Annex
Attending direct transfer 10 Fulton street, avoid
city S DO""'' 'F''Ns' "' 'O""'' "''''' N'" ''A
for New York And tho East iso T. m daily s;Xcspt
Boston, '''''"
For % S daily as sHSo' fTaaa Sj T rM
pres, 9:!n a. m, daily, except Sunday.
p IN. daily, except Sunday.
For Poper Creek Line, C:ij ani 10 p m daily.
for e 4%p Sunday S ~" ''' " ""' "'n II" ''"'
WAY RND hLEyANDRIN AND WASHING
Far iV AZ, $4,000 t.',,lti o,onu .aks-
fo' M ~ q Si iS ~ IT, and and ~ ~ "
f'' sio III ~ ~, i, liz cnc,nt Sunday u" N'''' "'''
TN sG le =, 81, m p a. slO a and M
rioLets ,niSrmaii o si,n,na md pnriorcnr nc.
s Of ~ s and nd
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