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1910 GREAT 1870
ROUTE

TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
Double H Track, steel Rails, Splendid
TRAINS LEAVE SgS W 18Th 1sFs; from Depot
For Plttsburg and the West, TO- 10 m. DAILY, with
TAO pm. daily, with Palace Car to Chicago.
Baltimore and Potomac Railroad.
For sn man ,pgs orl RocnesG Baao Niagara
Wilisnsport Loci Hsvsn, ems and Einira. a a. 1oI
For New Ycrf aud the Iast. Las a. m. and $50 p.
or T5th pssce s limited
For New YoSi ana the East 1so Ss,y ss
slss vii :: f?g!ssSe
street u avo1Sng double ferriAse and journey
For FSilsSeiphia, 1:se1e m daily, except SUNDAY
LimiIsd Express, s2O 4 m. daily, except sun.
ACCOMMODATION for Baltimore. e:b6, $50 q. m.
ror Fopss C % S En s,esgs suna. Ana
For S1 8nn sassR s sSS M and 40 D. m daily
except Sunday.
Als..na =, and F:.derIc1:sure Rail-
's 70 5fs' s H. os s ssl T. !, sRo
and ana .. M ~
For Richmond and the South. 2:45 .. n. and ..
IN. daily; 8: 10 7. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trsias leave Alexandria for Washington, g. Z, 8,
On Sunday at 8 ana 10 M. and 9: 20 p. n:
Tickets, Information, sleeping and parlor car
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl
yAniA avenues northeast corner OF Sixth street and
ders can be left for the checking Of baggage to des-
tnAf1on from hotels and residences.
FRLS;R T. T EAKMER, General P.asenger Agent,
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TNRuSTEE'S SALE OF A FIVE ROOM
l. FRAME HOUSE, No. 1345 H STREET N,
H.. w LOT

By virtue of deed Of trust to me, dated -
May 8, 1873, recorded in liber No. 72l, fOlia h.
g. one OF the land RECORDS for the District Of
Columbia shall sell at public sale, on MONDAY.
the 18th day of September, 1878, at o'clock D. M,
in front OF the premises the west twelve feat front
by hinety-fve feet deep Of lot numbered twenty
two. In square numbered one thOusa nd and TWEEN "
seven. together with the improvements thereon.
Terms OF sale: Amount Of the balance of ths debt
secured by the deed of trust and expenses OF sale
cash and the balance in six months, with interest,
x6O OF viii h must be paid Immediately after the
tie purchaser, and If the terms are not com pl ei
with In five days after the sale, the property will
be- esold at the risk and cost Of the detautnR
chaser. after i've days. notice, to be published In
the Evening Star.
3. MILBURN, Trustee.
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TINTED STATES MARsHAL's SALE.

virtue OF two writs Of era facias Issued ont OF
ene Cerk's once OF the Supreme Court Of the Dis
uict OF columbia. and to me directed. will sell at
public SAFE, for cash. In front Of the premises de-
Scriped below, On WEDN E5DAY. the 18th day Of
SSptomOer, 1875 at IL O'Clock m, al the right
Etle claim ana interest of the defendant In and to
me property. e wits all the
Ct iwo one,stoV Brick BUiEDINas, being Nos.
tb n anH a LII s. 4nd tnFes and
also Part lot 8, square $50, being Nos. AIT, AS,
II, - 70 ana ~ 18th st. NV, Washington,
y. u. seized and levied upon Is the property o.
James =: Turton, 70 satisfy execution No. 10 $50
u hw, IA 70 nyor Of samuel Ker. and execution
FRED'K DOUGLASS, q. s. Marshal d. G.
JOHN SHERMAN, AuctiOneer. aua30.dta
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r H. WARNER, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES sALEOF TWO STORY FRAME
DIV ELL1N6 -NO. 941 n STREET NORTH.

By virtue of deed Of trust, dated August -
go, A: d: 1871 duly recorded In Liber No. m!
B51 folio 469 one Of the land reco Dis for the al
party secured thereby, shall sell at public auc-
ton, In front OF the premises on MONDAY, Sep
tember 9t, 1878. at O'Clock p M, all that GER
tain parce, OF sr.und, situate Il the city OF Wash
1ngton, u G, known as lot numbered nineteen
Q9), In Dayi tlsun s recorded subdivision of square
numbered tire: hundred and sixty-seven (367),
together with the improvements. &C.
Terms: One-thrd cash, and the balance in g. IL
and 1S months, with interest, secured by deed OF
trust Ola the property sod or all cash, at the option
OF the purchaser 500 deposit at time Of SALE and
all cenveyapcine at purchasers cost. Terms to DO
complied with In days, otherwise the trustee re-
serves the right to resell The properly at the risk
and cost Of the defanlting purchaser after five days
advertisement.
CHARLES A. JAMES, Trustee,
j. I. COLD W Iii, Salesman. augZ8-dtd
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baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK.
National Route and Short Line to the
North and NSSG nntSss,;, West
TO TAKR EFFECT SUNDAY, JUNE g. 1878.
te:15 q. m...New York. Philadelphia, and Boston
aa3g E;iicS,s az: On Sunday Baiti@STe
a Junction, Jassaps; Hanover; "a zlk Eid9s:
town, and way Via Relay. n''n's' o'k'''-
$40 .. m.-Point OF Rocks, Crsn berry, strssourg.
simols Esp4ss Pa1sS 8s1 ss% Ys ae
.ss stoPs At
i sas fsiigsa Ssa oas5 SSss
300 m:-On Sunday only, Baltimore. Annapolis
1000 a. m.-Baltlmore Express. Stops at Bla-
denssnrg, Betsvile, Laurel. Annapolis juno
1s:it p: m.9Batlmore, Annapolis. Ellicott City
tl;sOp. m.-New York, Philadelphia and Boston
E1press. On Sundays to Baltimore only, stop
gins q, all Sat ons: Stops At Laurel.
sas and Lanre
a IS p. m.@foin, of R..cks Frederick, Hagers-
town, Winchester and Way stations. On Sun-
days to Point of Rocks and WAY STATIONS only.
"A 40 p. m.-Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Sta
$50 p m.-Philadelph Norfolk and Baltimore
Express. Norfolk exc pt Sunday. Norfolk Pas
sen0ers taken In the Cars direct to Boat at Cam
ton. Sop at BiafeusbuS and Laurel.
1850 p. m.-Baltimore aud Way Stations.
t7:16 p. m.-ChiCayO and Columbus Express
Steept, cars 10 Cni,aeo.
70 10 m.-BaitimOre Express.
10 20 p. m.-St Louis. Cincinnati, Louisville and
Pittsburg Exp;ess. Pttsburg, except Su aday
Pullman cars.
1880 p. m.-New York Philadelphia and Balti-
more Express. Sleeping car to New York, and
spcGiai Sleeping Car 20 Philadelphia.
~ Daily. Other train daily except Sunday.
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r H. WARNER, Raa' Estate Auctioneer.
SALE ~ xALUABLE UNIMPROVED REAL
ESTATE ON THE NORTH SIDE on I
STREET, NEAR 23p STREET North.

STREET, NEAR 23D STREET NORTH-
" b virtue q a deed Of rust recorded in Loer -
recor Se4 1 1a $40 Ct se9 one Of u.
cree Q, the Supreme Court Of The D'stric. OF
Columbia ,n passed In equity -au o No. 679l June
s ls:t 1878 we win sell on FRIDAY, the Is o.
premises, sell At public auction, lot In square 10,
III Lns city OF Washing on, whi.h said lot. unin
ground Mill be subdivided Into til ZEE lots. each Of
which VIII have frontage OF about 81 feet on /
street, and VIII be sold separately:
ternS OF sale: One third. together with the ex.
pepsee ofsale In cash; the residue in three equal
payments At six, twelve and eighteen months, re-
spect1veiy, Tor which the uOtas Of the purchaser
bearing interest from the day Of sale at per can't
adeed Of trust on the .opsrts sold, win be taken
lion one may pay cash Ia tnll At his op.
the cost of the purchaser aud II the terms OF sale
snail not be complied with in ave days After che
ssis me property will be resold at the risk and
10 on each subdfvided lot win be required at the
osfss Sss H i i $ j. /, Trustees.
D. L. COLDWELL, Salesman. sep3 d
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Hs-The. cucumber does its best lighting
after it's down.
So Fassar college girls have a secret So
ciety called The Vassarians," and any MEM
Der who forgets her dignity and slides down
the stair railing is fined thirty one peanuts
and stick OF gum.-[ Free Press.
An opium eater has gone from North
Carolina to New Orleans to nurse yellow fever
PARENTS, claiming-and he says all doctors
Will agree with him-that his habit gives him
immunity from the disease.
ss-A tavern keeper In Bristol, England.
mas renngulshed selling beer and strong
liquors over his bar, and confines himself 20
mix. He does good business, and has no
license TO pay.
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How PRAIRIE Docs GET WATER.-It has
always been a subject Of curiosity and inquiry
as to how and where prairie dogs, living on
the prairie. far away from any river or stream.
obtain their water. Mr.. +. Leech, formerly of
Mercer county; Pa, and a fcontiersman OF
experience, asserts that the dogs dig their own
wells, each village having one with concealed
opening It matters not how far down the
water may be, the dogs will keep on digging
until they reach 1t. He knows of one such well
two hundred feet deep, and having q circular
staircase leading down to the water. Every
staircase. which. considering the distance, is
no mean task. In digging for water the ami
mails display as much pluck as in resisting the
efforts OF settlers to expel them from the land
OF their prOgenitOrS.-IS San Francisco CIN.
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DUNCANsON BROS, Auctloneers.

TRqs RUST Ey, SALE oF FRAME HOU:E AND
81H STREETS SOUTHWEST, All AUG
TON.
By virtue OF q deed Of trust given to lis, -
ano duly recorded in Liber NO. s57 folio 275' 81:
one OF the land records of the District of III
Columbia, and at the request Of the party secure.
the we Will 81 A. PHof auction In 'front.' OF
tember, a: D. 1873, at s O'Clock p. m, all mat
certain piece or parcel uf ground situated, iying
and being In the city Of Washington d strict 81
Columbia, and known aud described As betnR all Of
original Lot numbered nine l9), in square uum-
beled fve hundred 5000 according TO the original
plat or survey OF said city, together " tn ths i'm
prevements, ways, easements rights. privileges
and appur tenances to same belonging or il any
wise aPPertainipg; This Lot is improved by
Frame Dwelling House.
Terms: One-third cash; balance in six, twelve
and eighteen months, notes to bear interest at 8
per cent. per annum and to he secured ~ deed OF
trust on the premises sold If the terms OF sale are
no. complied with within seven days, tho Trustees
reserve the right to resell the property at thu risk
a a cost OF the defauting purchaser, after giving
fve days notice OF such resale In some new span
published in Washil gten, D c. Conveyancfog at
purchasers cost. A deposit Of 500 required at
time of sale.
B. F. BIGELOW, )r
ser4-eo&ds VIM. II. WOODWARD, trustees
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nOWNMAN " GREEN, Auctloneers.
t. USTEE'SSALE OF DESIRABLEIMoR1VFD
PR Pr RrI on ct. N, near TWENTY

FIJI ST W.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust to M dated II
May list, 1875 ard recOrd"d in iiber 16 folio 80
334 ct seq. of the land records of the Dis S
trict OF Columbia. ard at the request of the "a
secured thereby. l will sch at public auction,
front OF the premiS 5. VIZ u SE5DAY the lS b
September. 1873, at o'clock p M, the folowi G.
described real esi ate situate in the city IF Wasl-
three, in square south OF Lot No. one hundred d
our improved by two comfortable frame nous IS,
ana situated on the south sid OF st. u, near the
corner OF 2iSt W.
Terms nr sale The amount OF the debt Sc cured
hereby With :n.ereS and costs of sale, in cash; ba
ance Ill six aid twelve months fr Jm date, wi h
terest from date. secured on the property sold 1t
the terms of sale are not complied with In six DAYS
the T1us, reserves the right 20 RESELL at cost OF
purchaser in default. Conveyancng at purchasers
cost. jos, c. g. KENNEDY
SeI,9 eO&dS Trustee
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DREAMING THE NEWS GENTLY. - Visitor
nom the country at the door of a Southside
residence TO German next door:
Jane not at home did you say?"
GERMAN" Ne1n, Chances nod at home"
VISITOR" Where is shee"
German =" She's gone der cemetery down.
Nisitor.-"W When will she come back"
German.-"Oh, she wont come back already
any more; she's gone 10 stay; she's deth
IIftdidndpOlis NeuS
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DIED

g. BSCN. Or Mobday morning sepsemter a
1873, IT the residence OF his SOL In Jaw "a. A
MARKS. $50 street southeast WooLMAN 6IB-
SON. ESQ.,, nstive OF Kent Island. Nd. In tina
seventy fifth year OF his age. 7a,. -
His funeral will take place Tomorrow fTuesdaY
street stu lheaSt.
THOMPSON: September z. 1873 1t the coun.
ny residence OF her son, Dr; J. Ford Thompson.
THOMPSON, wife Of Charles Thompson, sr., OF st.
age. -
Rsmsins win be taken to st. Aary's county for
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TIRE YOUNG LADIES who form the love-y
know how Indian squaws shoot The nobis
red man lives on veniSOn, which he secures
with the bow and arrow, and of course his
tells how Pinte squaw shoots: "She VIII
throw herself on her back, clap both feet fo
the bow, draw the arrow with both hands,
through the body Of a deer" viva"
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AUCTION SALES.
THIS LITTER NOON.
r I. COLDWELL, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF TWO THREE-sToRY
BRICK DWElLINGS NOS. 5l2 AND GA

b STREET SOUTHEAST.
BY virtue OF a deed Of trust, dated Decem. -
cenhsl Il A. ID. 1874 du'y recorded In Lfber %
No 40, folio 81, one Of the land records for
Inc District of Columbia ard at the request OF thr
party secured thereby, we win sell at public auc-
tloD, N front OF the premises, or MONDAY, Sep
TENDER g. 1878, at clock the following
scribed real estate situate in the city of washing
ton, District of Columbia, to wit: Part of lot num-
bered two CD, in square Numbered eight hundred
ana forty-two t842), beginning for the same at .
point on South street ffty-two t52) feet six and
a.hsi go inches west from the southeast corner
and q half t6}3l inches by that width the depth of
ole hundred 900 feet and four a. inches, to-
gether with the improve ments, &C.
Terms: One-third cash, and the balance st six,
twelve and eighteen months with Interest at per
cent. per annum, secu' ed by deed of trust on the
property sold; or all in cash at the option Of the
purchaser. deposit of 500 required 1T The time
Of Sale on each house, and the cOnvayancing and
recording at purchaser cost. Terms be com
piled " lIh in seven days otherwise the Ttus.ees
reserve the right to resell the property the risk
and cost OF the defauItfng purchaser, after fv.
days adve tiSemsnt.
F FpNlsABP H 81 WUAfE E' Trustees.
auR29 Set66dS
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lMPRoVIsING RED LIGHT.-A Phillipsburg,
n j., Item says: A night or two ago, Just as
MS train had passed Crawford Lafayette Lar
ry, an engineer on the Central road, saw a red
light appear some distance ahead of him, and
again. Thinking there must be something
wrong ne brought his train to a stop, when a
ma man g got on. who, in answer to who stopped
your red ght was f luther auerried %1 Here
it Is, i" he replied triumphantly, producing
long, fiat, vel. filled whisky bottle. 81 lit a
match and held 1t behind it," The men on the
Train say the resemblance to the ordinary red
light was perfect 1t Is said that the man who
made this ingenious invention was commu-
ter who had been left behind by the regular
train.
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EThe only guide book tramp requires is

Ia[0D TGOuiraa lie
guide to hash.-[Pic. -
98During the Montcalm county. Mich.
fair cook stove win be given to the couple
VINO VIII pc married on the fair grounds, and
have entered their names for that stove.
~"Pa," said little four.year -old. .sthere
i ls poor man out there thar would give any
% tmng 70 see you." who Is Il, my sonf" at
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nA. A1CORD,S ESSENCE OF LIFE
- 6setoTse manhood and the vigor Of yo0th 10
Fxu %s Tnasserea Constitution IN foCr weeks.
" snsnlo oe tasen By all about to Lasrry Or VIC
1--we pecoMe ssakened from excess or any other
water qneochss thirst. q Der casa soss vsn 3'
De. jos. JACQUES, 3. UniysrSify Plsrs AsTSa MI
York. DrxssfstS sxppJtSd, isni.ss"
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WHY THEY "MUsT Go."-The hideous fact
stareS US in the face that the Chinese if thew
do not absolutely control, almost monopoliz3
the fresh pork trade. Their Shiny grasp is on
that as IL is on the cigar trade, the boot aud
control OF every manufacturing business
which their cunning brains and patient hands
can encompasS.--t.Sd Sun Francisco Post.
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DUNCANsON BROS. Aucttoneers,

MAGNIYICENT ILDING LOT ON g
STkEET. BETWEEN I'd n ID 3D. SIS.
NORTHWEST,
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, Sep III
TENDER 11th al o'clock. we will sell, in :..sS
front of the premises, Lot Z in square 664, ~
fronting 20 feet by dep'h of 120 feet to an alley
Two small frfme houses on the rear of this lot
renting tor S12 pes month. This lot fronts south,
and is within one square of Judiciary Square, cars
passing in f. ont OF il.
Terms: One-thi1d cash: balance in six, twelve,
aud eighteen months; notes bearing per cent. in
sersst, ard secured by deed Of trust. deposit Of
$10O required at sale. sep7-3t
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THE CUNARD STEAMSHIP COMPANY
LIMITED.
B1TR1gE EHW TORK AVID LIT1RP0ox
OAkLINg AZ OQRk HAREQR.

kasis Wss, ssp II As s3a we .Wsa aoo oci
Psrth;a; Thurs. Ser. ls scythis. wed. Oct Is
Aoynint.. VIC; sep: IS Parthia Thurs, Oct. "a
Bothnia... Nsd. Oct. 9 Abyssinia, Wed, OctS
And every relieving "Wednesday trom N01 Yo1f.
k HATES OF PASSAGE.
~ sseAme<s carrying gteeraSe, BIC aod 100 Dold.
occofo1nG 20 recommendation,
No Storage.
BY seeAsnsrs not Carrying steerase, %. slm .nn
~ go0. according % accommodation.
Hcketa 70 Paris, S16, gold, additional.
KetnI dcfeta On favorable terms
nee@19els yssy low rates. 4teerAge tickets frum
1v@potE1d Queenstown and ell other par0 q
1nron1a bulls Of lading eiveu fcz Belfage, 9As-
GSN. hnvre, Antwerp and other ports On tia Con.
hA1ent, Ac fcr Mediterranean ports.
SW ns19nt ana pa1DAge apply es III Ocmpany's
SLGsr, 20. Sowing GTeen, OF both gseeraSs and
s SS@n. 1 VItS BI6kLOW, 90 TIN 0HooA WaAh-
119-n OhAR. q. YRANCKLYH. Asant N.Y.
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THE EVENING STAR.


fnUH ApvERrIsINe.-Nilnor OF dollars sre
annually thrown away IN this country In useless
and nlegitinate advertising. The experience OF
Ill sing and successful business men is that
nothing repays 50 well the money invested - siver
Using In PAPER which IvKRYBopY resda. That
is the true way TO euro publicity. The bsst bud.
ness men Know the value Of advertising In such
paper-and such paper Ii THE EVENING STAB.
Ii has the largest circulation In proportion to the
population OF the city In which II Is printed OF sny
paper In the world. It practically eoss~s tAs
sehole Acid,
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YTNRUSTEFS' SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
Il ESTATEON NORTH sIDEOF x STREET,
BETWEEN 4iH AND 9TH STREETS

STORY BRICK sTOREHOUSE
=. by virtue OF deed Of trust: bearing date Ia
ed in Liber No. 81, folio 416, of the land t..iA
records of The District Of Columbia. the UNDER
sgred Trustees will sell at public auction in front
September, 1873 at clock p. the east 90 feet
front, by depth OF leo feet, of lot s, in square
Terms OF sale: one third in cash, and residue In
three equal instalments at six, twelve ald eighteen
the purchaser, beating interest at per CEN. pr
annum, and secured satisfactorily on the property
ser. If terms are not complied with in five days,
Trustees reserve right to resell at fisk aud cost of
defauit1Ig purchaser. 800 deposit when bid ac-
eep'eo' W. We EDM p pksEoS. Trustees,
sey 7-d&d Office 400 9Th st, n ",
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ONE OF THE MosT DETERMINED MoBs Ohio
ever saw Swarmed through the streets of San
dusky 2,C0U strong on Wednesday and, taking
coloied William Taylor from the officer who
was trying 10 get him out of the city, hung
hlm to a lamppos Taylor had confessed to
the murder of Alice C'Dounel, a fellow. ser
want with him for A. X. West, of Sandusky,
the day before. While Mrs West was away
from home on Monday Alice was suddenly
missing, and Taylors confession shows that
after outraglng her be cut her throat and hid
her body In the barn. AT midnight he hitched
up one OF Mr. Vests horses and carried the
CORPSE out into the country, where he threw it
over fence and covered il with hay There.
by his own directions, it was found The story
OF The terrible deed spread through the CITY
Ike wild-tire Every body stopped work to
discuss 1t, and So0l raging mob surrounded
the Jail where Taylor was confined The
sheriff became alarmed, and quietly hastening
his prisoner into carriage started out of the
CITY to deliver him TO an officer who would
TAKE nm 10 the county Jail at NorwaIk The
moving mob overlook him. a, brought Tay-
Tor back to the public square, where, despite
the prayers of the trembling wretch. his arms
were plnlOned, after which hundred hands
seized the rope and swung him out of life
After harg!ng twenty minutes the body was
handed TO the officer, aud the mob dispersed
The young woman was said to know the par
ficulars OF robbery III which Tayior had en-
gaoel.
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COAL AND WOOD.

" JOHNSON BROTHERS
WOOD. TELEPHONIC CONNECTIONS. COAL
FULL WEIGHT,
COAL. BEST QUALITY. WOOD
Low PRICES.
WOOD. PROMPT DELIVERIES. COAL.
Main omce Wharves, mill and depot connected With
uptown 061cea BY TRLKPHON1.
With uneQualed facilities and advantAges for
economically conducting the wood ana coal trade,
Mharvee, factory. extensive store yards enabling %
20 stock up largely when coal Is lowest, oflcee
sn'roagnoqt the city, and gu In Immediate commn.
ncadon, 1ngurtnG prompt attention to orders We
are prepared to offer to our patrons thu hest vSris
ties OF coal Ut the very lowest prices.
he2emoe1. We insure strictly pure coal, of 3, 80
.JOHNsON BROTHERs.
st Coe % e9 1S@ SsRG loot OF iath 18Th ano
W.; 14lS 7th st. NV; and ri Pa. ave- Sc yI3-h
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GUIDES NEW EXPRESU LINE

PHILADELPHIA, ALEXANDRIA, WAAH.
M6TON AND GEOR6I TOWN,
CoNNECfING AZ PHILADzLPaIA WITH CLYDD's
LINZ roE BOSTON, PRovIDzNC1. AID
LAW ENGLAND STAy1S,
HGtSSsS pots.
xrom Rhn2oelphi1-Satnroay At n.
nom W skhtngtor-Honday, 3. III Am.
from Georgesown-Monday, 1T Pm.
Kreishn received daily: through
6il9 OF iscing given TO Boston and ~
Providence, and Fan River. Con-
0SneeS W.sG1S their goods is.l1cd - Geoi zetoWn
WnA1 Win pleas have thsa IlNied "4sor1s-
tosea, D. G,h
For full information apply II i. Z. JCHNsSy
. CO., 1H9 Etreet northwest, knd IsI street.
Eh.[f, Washington, ID. CT u. Y. HYDE, 30 We
- street, Georsssowns u. C; VA. z. CLYDE D
6alphtA. maNGlN
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COHEN's LOAN OFYICx corner Of 7th strsea
x(Hko New York svenue, entrance On NeW ~
notk asenue. xhe Most private Loan OMoeXOX
tne GC. Honey loaned ct the loWestO [
rAte o. interest on Gold and Silver WasoAoa Pau
sno fnseG Wnre. Diamonds, Guns, PiStOk ~.
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HVNAAD LINE.
NOTICE,
Win the view OF dimtr isfling thu chances Of
ooHs.on, tbs Steamers Of this line tske \ apoctne
course for AL ssAsOns OF the year,
On toe outward passage from QuesnstoWn to- New
Xork or Boston, crossing the meridian Of 80 n q
0f., or nothing to the north OF g.
On the honswrd passage crossing the m,rfdiau
q 70 At g it,, or nothing 10 tns nc.th OF a.