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l'srsonaltis,

Rev. Father Schleichcr, al the In.
luaculate Conception Church, Is expect.
81 to deliver lecture on the present
state III Religious Affairs IN Germany,
shortly after the holidays, InT the h"nc-
III III the Paruchiai Schunl,
Rev Father kuehn, VIII" went /" the
nov field oi his missionary lab"r-, IN
Columbus, r,urned ycstcrln, L. bit
farewell tO ihe numerous friends liz has
made while In this cit, and To preach his
farewell sermon Ia the church 1T the
immaculate Conception, South Side, to-
morrow. Rev. kuehu has been mp.
pointed 10 the charge "i the Cathedral
parish III Columbus during the admins
t,ator' alsence Ills Wheeling friends,
aud they are many, wish him n pleaSan,
voyage IN the @'a al HE which he has
made 80 pleasant cor mcmhrrs nt the
Wheeling congregation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14
urandfathaf's Clock,

A grand concert will be- given this
evening at Gus Matthews Salopn,
Market spuarc, at which knmcrs full
orchestra will play that grand "ld tune,
"Grandiather's clock with all the
variations II winding up, ticking and
striking, a. performed IN New York by
Thomas orchestra R"ymAn's cIo,I.
lent lager will h~ "n tap. 4 Jolly, gUod
time.
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And We CaII on MIR. q. q. Roth.
Whus" goods md prio,- mono can b,ai
Nhu~ strrv. lu Nira, IT, quite tnHit
while ~ The ruTurf II dulh Epu
Nor over fails tn ultp,sp


Located at 2lO0 Main street ud over
The bridge NJ the junction where the
car turns of Twcniy.iIr-i street, those
IN quest ~ neat, rrrNiccnblc nnh stylish
holiday dry goods, fine jackets saoqucs
aud substantial dress goods, viii find u
Store capable 81 yielding them line ui
goods unsurpassed In the city, alike lor
nrWnrss. quality mh price. Also, u
splendid lineuf siik hnnLkcrhicts, natty
collars AMI cuffs, nuhias, mutlicrr, mit-,
gloves, hosiery aud other tempting holi
,lay goods Mr. Roth has the privilege
oi prrsiding over one 0f III" nratrSt aud
certainly cheapest stocks 81 goods II has
been our privilege Ia meet with Ills
prosperous store appears 10 he the la
vurite resort ~ maiertauilias, aui his
present line II knit articles. including
leggngs, hoods, mits, sha~lH, 6c., arr
very naturally bringing him large ar.
cessinn Of new AMI vell.plcasr,l patrons
Give him call aud Ne Plrdgr you sat
i~iaction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14

ono OF the most liberal and prompt NOR
chants Ia trade with la this city, whilc
he will deliver their orders In any part
Of the city:
Only hand him la. each day, your command,
To hll which, attentive assistant. stand.
Your needs he'll supply with the utmost care
While saving you money Ia ample share,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14
nran,insiher.a t,iool

A grand concert will h~ given this
evening at Gus Matthews Saloon,
Market spusr, Vt which Kramer iull
orchestra will play that grand "ld tune
",,ranimtheT Clpk. With all the
variations ~ whiting UP, ticking AMI
striking, a. performed ia New Work hN
Thomas orchestra, lIeymiB's excel
tent lager will hc on tap Jolly, guOd
ime.
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An Offensive breath

IL ahominablc, and there is no excuse
Tor II. So,opoNr will always eradicate
tai. evil irom whatever cause Rni
there are thousands Who utterly neglect
any cnrc oi their teeth, and suffer their
br,ath Ia become tainted They pub
their gossip into the faces oi their
listeners rcgarihss oi the annoyance
they intiict
MIR n bottle o' SrAip,su's Gus,
and apply Ia such gussip's lips,
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urnn,imiher'n Clook.

A grand concert viii br given this
evening NJ Gus. Matthews Salonn,
Market square, at which manners full
orchestra viii play that grand old tune,
"Grandiuihcrs Clock" with all the
variations oi winding mp, ticking aud
striking, as performed in New York by
Thomas orchestra. Rcyman'S excellent
lager will be- on tap, \ Jolly, good
time,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14

po not Ia deceived 10y the rrpps,nls-
lions III d,sreputallc parties that Or
les,l, ~ y Ine-laeIisi az a wizard Ills
method IL Treatment s. mcr'ly using
the magnetism which h. p"ssess.'s
Call and s'e, l0is Chspline street.
Wheeling. W. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14
lScmd my card in tO-,nOrroW's
Leader. u concerns You.
JACOB w. (iRllSn,
JcWclcr, 1871 Main street.
wEuAyECOME 70 Stay.

The wheeling NEWSLETTER
will appear iI its iss,lc Of ncNt
sunday. and continue Icrninh-
emily. ~ the Largest Newspaper
Published In West virginia.
With IT. large circulation the
advantage 10 mds crtiscrs II mp
parent. Special Inducements
Ia Holiday advertisers.
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CHRISTMAS HOLIDAYS.
GRAND PREPARATIONS AMONG OUR
TRADESMEN

GRAND PREPARATIONS AMONG OUR
TRADEsMEN'
A Gay Season Approaching Magnificent
Displays Of Elegant Goods Aston
lshIng Bargains and Count
less Presents Of Match.
less Beauty.
lIurah for merry Christmas
That Cninos but once year.
Iiurah for all the goods things
That now arr draw inK nrBi''H
W say our darlings round vs.
4 merry. happy crew,
Win many y saHr ana iarrh'
And svrrthearts In n "sloo
Already IL tho universal topic On our
streets, AMI In every household, the
holidays and their gay associations Our
stores arc ,lonning the most charming
appearances, and our tradcsmrn, laden
with IN abundance Of everything rich,
rare, saryiceable and beautiful await the
welcome call Of patrons, who may CLEAN
from the subjoincd brief mentions
something Of the grand preparations in
store.
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THE COURTS.
Yesterdays Proceedings In the
Different judicial, Bodies.
on,Nr, ru,ur JtuuR poYp.

IN the case ri I K Acklcr W Wesley
Fry, certified 10y Justice Tolivar,
Judgment WIS given for the plaintiff
inr S1S,GS.
The administration II the estate al
Bon r. johnson was committed To the
Sheriff,
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rnI,y CnvHr-M.yoR wgRSuY.
The following cases were disposed :

Mrs. taughland ol East Wheeling, hal
mrngatcd 10 herself the rights 81 ihc
male Kind Ia yet drunk She aas finest
- aud costs, and was allowed Ia - after
paving expenses.
six tramps were arrested i"r l"unging
around the Top Mill, They were given
an hour In which "a leave the city, and
ar,Up ted the conditions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1878-12-14

Wall Paper aud iinrierr al III" best
designs, choicest oolots, 10 please the
taste Of everybody, at pric.s Ia sni'
everyone in want 81 peods Qf this Kind
Harbour 4 ni,tman. i0h0 Main street,
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Holiday I,uKurtes,

cur readers will 6nd that the fines,
line oi homemade candies, pretty su'
gar TOYS, Malaga grapes. Musca,ei raj.
sins. lemons. oranges and nuts are ia bc
found throughout the holidays at \.
SchultI's confectionery, Market street,
where small traders viii also bo Supplied
a, the lowest wholesale prices Cheap
est ,uuicCtionrrS In town. Call
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~ ven win miss Il. bat be safe and see
the West Virginia Cloak empotium u
YOU wish Cloak. Prices much lower
than the lowest. dur STYLES are the
grsniest. | Hum A hru
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Holidays.

Persons dcsirous of making pur bsses
iOr Christmas presents cannot d. letter
than to call al the Little Shoe iIeuse
Around the Corner, Jerry Ilenen's :, anal
$50 the nice ARTICLES suitable Ia giasisien
the hearts al many Ee,San, worked slip
pers for gentlemen and the finest assoTi-
n,ent inr ladies, misses and children's
wear, consisting 81 Cloth Top, cnr Md
amt French MI hutton shoes, Toilet
Slippcrs aud alaust every other article
kept VA first class shoe house. The
examination vi stock 10 respectfully
solicited hy the public, No ,ruuble to
Show so,-ls.
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sumptuous Pare at the Peoples
Choice Grocery.

GOOD living il unquestionahly two,
thirds 81 the sequel a. our happiness On
all festive occasions. As celebrated
punstrr once remarked" eat ~ live
and live 20 rai"--ani ~ would You
think VI Won only once took q tour
through the abundantiy stocked grocery
Of 4 VI Walters,
CORNER 80 GAREET ivn flENEETu
srEEETs.
No w9nder ths InAsss. have learned
81 extend "a him 50 much psiTonAgr, ior
his store - complete market la Itself
There everything hsw. fresh. yhrs and
carefully seisctsd, is served on the
mercst profits irun fine teas, fall
Favored oOfpsp, rare line Il capital
groceries and provisions, down ~ those
famous California canned fruits and
vegetables that take J,fecs.ienee 81 All
ether iuKuries nj this SEASON l-.sisI.
RreeA and dTis~l fruits, htss-aits, crackers,
sitrOh, almonds, nuts, Changes. con
isscil1Rs. even dSNH Ia choice tn,aaeos
AMI fragrant cigars fes-And meats,
fresh, smoked, CO iTisd--ssax.gss, head.
cheese or bologna. while parties may
now leave their orders fof iufkrys, a.
Nh. Walters assures us be h about 60
secHre q supply within lev days that
VIII as;Onish the natives. Aiso, soIne
mrs, elass poultry, game and other asa
snn Injuries. iadies will find Mr.. W.
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Magnificent lamps and Gas
Fixtures Displayed u, J.,
FtttOn, Main street.

During the dark, drrary months al
winter nnd particularly "n such u irs.
tive occasion ~ thrlEtulns.iidr. what
can give our home circles II irrshrr ur
more cheerful aspect than elegantly
illuminated gas aud lamp fixtures
lovely Kilt aud bronze chandeliers,
graz full, suspended hail lamps, rich
scrolled pendants AMI figured stand
lamps Absolute works 81 AT hand
somoly painted shades. Opaque aud
frosted plohcs, French etched goods, AMI
Japanese ornamental work Tor drcumt.
ing each room With the growing ~.
hncm"nt al society, such goods ARE
yearly becoming more generally IN lie
mani, hence our merchants, In holiday
seasons arr free Ia cater just such Ills
play ~ that Ia which "" refer at
liiB NNIN srRrEr.
Her, NJ. Luke filtun has IN the past
attracted our hest society during the
holidays, each year, with grand ~
-Ortmcnt II such goods Hut this thTist.
mas he wuuli seem Ia hayu edlpscd MI
hts former efforts, ~ the wares hc Ia Al
present showing ought Ia command the
attention ~ every citizen lie j. also
supplying u self lighting magic burner,
ii very ingenious construction, which l.
attracting mnCh attention and winning
endless admirers among the curious aud
lovers oi Yankee ingenuity. We can
assure our readers that Mr.. Fittun's In.
tercsiing store will amply repay ior
visit,
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nlun's lihHaar.

A grand array ol beautiful goods Sn''a'
bic inr the holidays, very cheap ut |.
Blum 4 Bros.
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rloakai Cloaksl

Five hundred elegant styles ol 'lnakS
displayed yet ut the emporium J Hum
A BRO,
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We Gan please All.

The rich, the p,snr everybody eau
And Cloak 90 suit NJ tie elnpamm l
Blum \ Brp.
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A Medicine ohe., Tor 40 Usuo.

Perhaps ~ one medicine IL ~ nm,
versally required by everybody A,
gnod cathariic, Swayna's Tar and sr
SNparilla Pills arr prepared expressly /,
meet this necessity, being cumpun.sl rt
purely vegetable ingredients, Of whit
Podophyllin ur Mandrake, Pine Tr,,
Tar, SUrSaparlla, yellow hu,k, AMI 9th
or concentrated juIr"srntrr largrl, inf,
their composition, the whole sin,np,h ut
which IL extracted ON nm cntlrrl, nu
principle. They arr mili IN thrl, orcr.
alton, produce ne gripping, and ATE tIuh
u valuable purpailNr, Rprllrnt, anti h,l
lious and cathartir medicine Tho,
stimulate the liver a. healthy action
cleanse the stomach unh hnNrl, a, M
impurities Curing sick nnl n,r,nu,
dyspepsia indigestion, bilious. uut,,
nlttcnt, rcmitlent and cnngu-tNc lr,uI.
langour, druwslncs,, aching pains M
the back, head, slight ,hlllH. NtL
ilnshrs 0i heat, female irr,pulnrllt,.
and iur u bilious AMI cnsilyn habit A.,
mciirln" rs 30 prompt and rilcctuAl a,
DR. Swaync's Tar aud Sar-apaIilIa Phi.
Prepared hy 'r SwuNne 4 son, rhlh
dclphla Price - rcnth ~ hn,; dive
boxes sl,m. Sold hN druggists
Tur tremendous stock II TOYS, nnl,
aud Fancy 'in"ds ut Grnthri'r \utrn
Store, nppnEIlr Eleventh street, IN draN
ing immense crowds daily. ENrr,huh
Says the stock Is thc Iarprsl AMI finest
aud III" prices lower than NJ any other
toy house Ia the State.
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RsxrasvK aeather's variety store
sells holiday goods lower than any other
toy house.
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The I.rIehtcst starof tho season.

shine beautiful star, each winter night
Eleventh slr'ci, 49, mako bright
Whore haTgHlnH greet bnth lTlrnhA anu loss
la hest yet cheapest makes NJ clothes
Few signs could be- moro appropriate
al this ncasou than brilliant, shining
star the lustor al which has for its OBJ
icct the leading III all classos where their
interests are studiOusly cared Tor AMI
their limited means regarded with the
utmost value for every cent they are
compelled ~ invest Ia protect them
selves from the winters storms. Already
can thankful thousands bear witness
that the working mans iricnds arr ID,
Gundling Il Co, whose candid, above
board and librral treatment II daily
proving blessing Ia all classes, Aud
cspccinlly during tho holiday season are
they giving ono and all their patrons
particular iils, with the mir ni
"A millionaire. Their oyurcoais and
ynuths' suits arr matchlcss for their
cut and cxcrlcncy al finish, while IN
gents shirts, under wear, neck tics ana
"a complete line ni furnishing goods They
take M second seat a. tho best house ~
the State. The Windows at this famous
house nru constantly among the most
attractive sights IN the city, while the
goods here supplied are uncxccllcd by
any lor the price, II Is surprising Ia
witness the growing popularity oi ID.
Gundnv II Co., are achieving Tor their
impartial, uih,hlc aud generous treat.
mont To- their patrons, aud II every 'iti-
Nn does not appear respectable tins
Christmas il will certainly not hu the
inult ol this firm.
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GrNrurR's variety store haas the lang,
rst slt-k al TOYS, Doll, aud Fancy
Epsls il, the city
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Hlaak HlIka

Spectral bargains ior the holidays. go
60 [. Blum A Bros
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ia To- Gcnthers variety store for
Dolls, Toys, Wagons, Drums, sl"lghs,
IA
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Don't Miss Ia

Go 10 Geathers variety store Tor
Hobby iioses.
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Cons,,mpiiun Cured.

cghmcrcS NJ greatly reduced Iu,oc, 'ar
the holidays NJ l. lilumS lpS
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Every Lover of Christmas Liter
nturc and Choice Presents
should Call ut "The City Book
store"
To feast the fancy and charm the feel.
lngs, the cultured and refined mind
viii turn 20 the delightful combination
OF everything useful and instructive, M
provided In the admirably assorted
stock Of McaErs, Stanton and Davenport,
II Twelfth street, whtrr--wr believe
ourselves within reason In asserting
the most enjoyable variety Of holiday
specialltics aro ON view, Interesting
presentation books, magnificent fancy
goods, including the famous sas se-po-ri
ware, beautiful artificial leaves, elegant
albums, aud In fact, u thousand other
equally fascinating articles, Those who
have not, w. yet, given this storo their
attention viii find visit thereto yield
them moro real enjoyment than, prob
ably, any other sight In our city,
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DIED..


BARRET. Sunday, January 9th. 1873 al one
O'Clock p.m., after a long illness, Mrs. K. BAR
RETTa native of Maryland but the last forty years
Funeral from her late residence. No. 1e1 north
ST., Tuesday, al O'Clock pm.
KERR. suddenly, on Sunday morning, January
%. 1878, at his residence, in this city, Hon JOHN
Funeral services will be- held at 81. Paul's L. e
church tomorrow, the 29th instant, at 3 O'Clock
pm.
KAISER. Sunday, January %. 1873, at1I's %.
NJ. JOHN KAISER. aged months and weeks.
The tunera! will take place To morrow (TuesdzyD,
at clock D. m, from the residence of his father
John Kaiser No. 81 High ST., Georgetown.
Friends and acquaintance are respectfully invited
TO attend.
LANCASTER. January o., 1873. EMANUEL ".
Lancashire, in the forty-fourth year of his age.
His funeral will take place on Wednesday. Janu-
AIRY 30th, from his brothers residence, corner OF
Pennsy lyania avenue and Biddle ST., Baltimore at
2o'clock. ~
MARTIN. ON January %. 1873. at the residence
of his father, 2l9 4 81. northwest, GEORGE Ed
WARD MARTIN. aged twenty-three years.
Remains will he taken To Rochester for interment
at I'm. Monday.
ROOME. On Sunday, January %, 1873, SAM'L
SEABU RN R0OME, son OF the late Edward RDOme,
of the city OF New York, in the tirty-seventh year
Friends are invited to attend the funeral at the
Church of the Incarnation, corner OF and l2t6
SITS. northwest on Tuesday, 18th instant, at 80
pm,
SUNNY At the residence of his parents, No.
1890 Q ST. northwest, CT Saturday, January 26th
1875 at IL 40 D. M, HERBERT IRWIN only son OF
Orlando ID: and Ida M. Sunny, aged years, 4
Funeral services at Christian church, Vermont
avenue, between and stS.. Tuesday, the
29th instant, at 2:30 o. clock pm.
VAN BUsKIRK. At his residence, in this city,
on Sunday, January %, 1875. JOHN VI. VAN BUS
KIRK. aged forty-tbTee years.
Notice Of funeral will be given hereafter.
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d17-2awt!
CHANCERY SALE OF IMPROVED REAL



BY virtue of decree of the Supreme Court -
OF the District of Columbia, passed In equity f..H
cause No. 6.817. docket IL, the unfersignedl .lv
Will, on MONDAY, the 4th day Of February next,
at $3.50 O'Clock pm, offer for sale, on the prem
1ses at public auction. to the highest bidder parts
OF Lots "a and %, of Kennedy and Webb's record
ed subdivision of part of original lot 1, in square
51S, being the west six inches of said lot 25 and
the east II feet inches of said lot a. fronting in
comfortable dwelling house., No. Alb Washington
street, between g and III and 4th and 9TH SITS. NV
Also, on the same day, at O'Clock p. M, part of
Lot H. In square ID, beginning for tile same at the
sou Invest corner of said lot, thence north 20 feet
inches, thence due east IA feet thence north feet
thence due east il ieet, thence enthusiastically by
straight line 80 feet to point IA feet north of
public alley, thence south IA feet to said alley,
thence with the south line of said lot to place of
ginning, improved by comfortable house, No. 156
9th street s.w.
Also, ON the same day, at 4:3O o'clock D. M. part
of Lots g. %, 30 and 81, of Micher's subdivision
of Square 1925, beginning for the same at q point
due north 80 feet from the southwest of said
Lot 3d. thence north 16 feet, thence east SO feet,
thence south 10 feet thence west 80 feet place OF
beginning, improved by comfortable house, being
on the east side of 18th street, between H and
streets northeast.
cash. balance in two equal installments, in twelve
and twenty -four months, for which notes of pur-
chaser will be TAKEN bearing interest from day of
sale at six per cent, and secured by deed of trust
upon property sold. All cohveyancing and record
ing at purchasers cost. deposit of $50 upon each
piece OF property will be required at time OF sale,
IRVING WILLIAMSON, Trustee,
454 D street northwest.
B. II. WARNER, AuctiOneer. j2S-d
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45I Ith StIttt northwest.
L. A. DARNElLLE, Auct. jan23-eO&dS

TRHIsSST,ETEEs1 SALE &C OF F., yAhTABLE REAL
ITOL STREET AND A STREET SOUTH
EAST: ALSO. ON SAID A STREET
SOUTH, WASHINGTON, ID. c.
by virtue of deed of trust, dated August -
Isl, AID: 1871. and duly recorded in Lfber b.
NO. 665, folio 124, one of the land records for .l
Washington county. of the District of Columbia
shali sell, at public AUCTION, in front of No. 20 1st
street east. On MONDAY, the 25th day of Feb
ruary, I'D. 1878, at O'Clock D. M, all those four
pieces or parcels OF land situate, lying. and being
in the city of Washington, District of Columbia,
known on the plat OF said city as follows, to wit:
All of lots ten 10) eleven CID and fifteen (15) as
originally laid off on the plat of said city, and also
seven hundred and twenty-nine (729). the said
southern part of lot twelve (12) fronting on LIST
street east twenty-eight (2S) feet, and running
back east along street south and by the width or
frontage of twentyeght t28) feet aforesaid TO the
west line of lot eleven Old aforesaid. with i'm
proyementS thereon, consisting of one three 90
story and one two Co story brick buildings; ex-
of said lot eleven Cd, as described i'm deed of
lease given by me, Edward A. Fay. to Benjamin
T.. Green, and recorded In one of the land records
of the District of Columbia, November 26th, AID.
1872. Liber No. 700, and folio 275.
Terms: One half cash; and the balance in equal
good endorsed notes, bearing per cent. interest
per annum. secured by deed of trust the proper
ty sold. deposit of $3.50 will be required at time
OF sale. Conyeyancing at cost OF purchaser. Ii
the terms of sale are not complied with in seven
days after the SALE the Trustee reserves the right
to resell at the risk and cost of the defaultng pur-
ianoseoSds EDWARD A. FAY Trustee
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
TO THE
NORTH AND WEST,

PALTIMOkE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
ID THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
NORTH to a SHS WEST,
NORTHWEST AND SOUTHWEST.
NOVEMBER 18th. 1877.
AN. LEAVE WASHINGTON,
6:OO-BaltimOre and Way Stations.
Baltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations.
9strsas s5g, Winchester and Way Stations,
Baltimore Express.
s:1O-PiedmOnt, Strasburg, Winchester, Hagers-
. ., town, Point Of Rocks and Way Stations:
more more Express. ParIor Car to New York and
s4o alaaIf dais Cincinnati, Chicago and Pitts
burg Express. Connects for Valley cyl Branch 1Ss
except Sunday. Through car for Staunton
Louisvilie Cincinnati C" Coi S"0 C Chts
junction and SanduSky.
200 S;o0.Baltimore, ANNAPOLIS and Way Stations.
l0:oo--Baltimore Express.
l2:1O-Baltimore, Enicott City, Annapolis and
l:So-New York and Philadelphia, Baltimore Ex-
press: CON Sunday to Baltimore only, stop
and Way Stations, via Relay.)
4:3O-Baltimore, Blsdensburg and Laurel E1-
4:s5!L.Polnt of Rocks, Frederick, Hagerstown,
MPehsste e and and Way WAY stati9ns On Sunday
4:4o.Baitimore. Xnnapos and Way Stations.
b:S0-"Phiadelpha, Norfolk and Baltimore Ex-
press Passengers for Norfolk taken in the
ton on Sunday for Norfolk
s:6o-.Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:b5C.Chicag9 and Columbus Express. Sleeping
Cars to Chicago.
7:3O-'Baltimore Express.
s:25c,.st: Louis Cincinnati, Pittsburg Express.
No connection for Pittsburg on Sunday.
s:3o.'New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
Speefai slesDino Gar to Philadeiphia. iA' Sno
Daily. Other trains daily. except Sunday.