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tEFor rest, 90 to the forest.-lBoston Post
~The King OF Denmark is seriously affected
IN the SPINE from fall.
~ George Settler, confidential clerk to T. G.
Musgrave Co., New York brokers' has been
arrested, charged with embezzling 8, $50.
~upon the adjournment OF Congress- Aleck
stephens. 1T is said, crawled into an envelope
and ranked himself home.7IPhiiadetpk3
Chrenicle-Herad.
eE-D. T. Vail, ex-president OF the Merchants
and Mechanics Bank, at Troy, n. Y, and preet-
dent OF the Troy and Boston road has made
general assignment for the benefit OF his credi.
tors.
sEThe Cincinnati Commercial some time ago
contained list or all the ministers In the
United States convicted OF immoralities, and
the number is just fifty. In other words, out of
5.0C0 ministers In the country. nifty, or one
thirteenth OF one per cent, have been guilty oe
known immoralit1es.
gE-In 1900 churchyards OF England it is sttl
Impossible Tor dissenting partshioner to Be
buried by bis own minister. We were not
familiar with the fact, says an exchange, VI
should have thought 1t impossible that any
church In Chr1stendom could refuse courtesy
ana Cancellation to mourners for the dead.
u "A wife wanted her husband to sympathizo
with her In feminine quarrel, but he refueec-
saying: 1--WE lived long enough to know THAI
one woman is as good as another, II not better.n
"And l." retorted the wife, 'shave lived long
enough to know that one man Is as bad as On.
other, II not worse.
name OF the tenant" TenantL"MB 0ubblnG,
that's me. But what's In q name?r Visitor
(Iot1ng the fact In hts memorandum book
"Gubblns? Thank you. Have You any chill
dIen?" Tenant..one son." yisitor-.Does he
"Dear me! what is the excuse?r Old LADY
"Hes married, and his wife thinks he can b
better employ ed London Judy.
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DIED..


ANDkEw Jply 8. 1879. Rev. THOMAS AxDaxw.
Fupersl from bis late residence 400 Spruce otxoGk
LIE Droit Park, on Monday July Ia, 1879. Ct p m,
to which friends OF the family are invited
BELL. In Alexandra, July 10, 1879, Ms Mary
BELL, mother OF Capt. W. E. Beu,'of Georsseowns
The funeral will take place from the Oongre0
street NJ church, GEORGETOWN. Tomorrow (eun-
fayl, the 18th instant At O'Clock pm. Friends o&
the family are invited to attend.
BECKETT. WIN. BECKETT, the weIl-known feed
dealer OF this city, on Friday morning, July IL
1879, between and O'Clock an., in his sixty sixfk
ysar.
Funeral from his residence, on L street. between
Esd and oath streets northwest, at IL O'Clock Rel-
ativee and friends are invited.
CAMPBELL. On July IL, 1879. Mrs.. JANE 6
CAMPBELL, widow OF the late +. H. Campbell. aged
Funeral from her late residence. No. l627 Tenth
street portL west, on Sunday, ct pm.
hUCh1NGSON. July 10. 1873. Of II p. M, OAxH-
AF,SE the beloved wife of William 6uchsngDou, IN
the IL try -pinth year Of her sse
Funeral from lsrSel Bethel Church SUNDAY g
O'Clock Pm, TO which tie friends and RELATIVES lfe
invited
PEARSON. On July H. 1879. in the city Of Ia
FIancirco, Gal, o. consumption, FANNIE Y, wife q
Geo. L Pearson and daughter of &. A b. MARKS, G
tits city. aged twenty six years and two montha
PKRRIE- Friday, July IL, 1873. ct 81 pm.
The funeral will take place from the residence q
his sister. Mrs Susan A. Miller, 7l9 kighth street
northwest, Sunday afternoon. at o'clock pm
SANDS. On Friday, July II. 1879, at rs O'Clock.
His funeral will take place from his late residene6.
b2s Tweniyfourth street, between and u north
west, at O'Clock I'm: Sunday. Rslsaivee and
friends are respectfully invited 70 attend,
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BITTEN BY A."CoTToN MoUTR.n-Robert e..
Pillow, son OF the late eX-confederate General
Pillow, lives on an Arkansas plantation, acros3
the river from Memphis. A few days ago, &C.
ccmpanied by Aleck, one OF the colored men on
the place, he was out hunting Wild hog that
had been seen in the vicinity. Pillow had q
gun. and Aleck had armed himself with pint
bottle filled with whisky. The hog was found
and shot, and just as Pillow went up to tho
Writing animal an Immense "cotton-mouthn
snake, whose bite Is fatal as that OF q rattle
snake, fastened Its fangs on the calf of his leg.
Pillow Is not easily frightened. He took In the
situation In moment. and instead OF exhibiting
alarm he turned TO his companion and quietly
remarked: "Aleck, i think III try little OF
that whisky now" whisky being considered an
tnfallible remedy. lie poured every drop down
bis throat without stopping TO venture al
remarks as TO It's quality. Then shoulder1ng
his gun he rapidly walked TO the house, q half
mile distant, where he drank the contents Of
three ordinary glass tumbiers filled with whis-
ky. He was soon In what he calls a Niagara
Falls Of a perspiration," which rapidly expelled
the poison and saved bis life. For day or two
after he says that be was the sickest man In Q
Arkansas
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CVNABD LINE.

GUNARD LINE.
with the view Of diminishing the chances OF col
Esion the Steamers Of this line take specific course
for ali seasons Of the year.
On the outer passage from Queenstown 10 New
York OF Botton, crossing the meridian Of 50 at 43
lat, or nothing 70 the north Of 43.
On the homeward PASSAGE crossing the meridian
OF 10 Ut ~ lat. or nothing to the north Of A.
THE CUNARD sTEAMsRP COMPANY LIN.
TIED.
Between New York and LIVERPOOL, Call.
ing at Cork HarbOr
FROM P1ER 40, n. R., NEW YORK.
6CYTHIA. Wednesday, July l6. $50 IN
A6YH4lNlA, Wednesday. July Is, 81 %.
BOTHNIA, Wednesday, July SO, 2SO Pm.
0ALIlA. Wednesday, August 6, . N.
ALGERIA. Wednesday, August IL, pm
And every following Wednesday from New York.
RATS OF PA66A0K
By steamers Carrying steerage. $50 and e100 gold.
according to accommodations.
Tickets to Paris, 016, gold, additional
Return tickets on favorable terms
Steeraee At very low rates Bteersge tickets from
Liverpool and Queenstown, and all other parts OF
Europe ct lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Belfast Glasgow.
Havre, Antwerp and other ports on the Continent,
ana for MedtterranAan ports
For freight and passage apply at the Comp any 3
once, No. Bowling Green, or both steerage and
cabin, 70 OTIS BI0ELOW. Cos It'll street, Washing
jsn3Siy CHAa FRANCKLYN. Agent, MI.
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SOME NEW OIL TERRITORY has been found id
the northern field which is yielding immensely.
With seven or eight thousand barrels OF Oil
going to waste every day and the producers
willing to sell for almost anything they can get
new territory is not what is wanted, apparently
But II will be worked for all that, aud within a
month two or three hundred new wells will be
added to those which are already producing
more Oil than is needed and the price VIII 60
down and the producers will complain that
their troubles all come from monopolies, and SO
On generally. When they have pumped the
bling. but there isn't the slightest prospect tina,
they will as long IA Oh flows In abundance
Phil. Times. - wv
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PROPOSALS.

pKCONSTHUCTION OF THE UNITED STATES
IL PATENT OFFICE BUILDING.
OFFICE OF EEGIkEER AND ARCHITECT,
WASHINGTON, July 4, 1875
Separate Sealed Proposals win be received at this
office until u NJ. on the 14TH Day OF july. 1879
the United 6tates Patent Office building, sheet
copper for roofing and cutters. Ralvanized iron in
sheets. hammered glass for skylights, and polished
plAtegaes for windows, in accordance with specif-
dtlonai information, may be Obtained at this oiire
Proposals. should DO made in the prescribed form.
fndoreed Proposals for sheet-copper" COR galvan.
led iron, &c, &c }, and addressed to
NHEAhUhY DEPARTMENT,
OFFICE OF THE SECRETARY, !
WASHINGTON. D c., July 3, 1875
Sealed Proposals will be received ct the q. 8:
Tresspry pspsrtanept o until II O'Clock noon Of
more or lesa, Of the best American i've frame body
Brussels Carpet. and twelve thousand yards, more
or less, best American Carpet Lining for U.5. public
buildings.
Bids must state the price per yard delivered to the
accompanied by sample OF one and one half yards
of the Carpet and one and one-haf yards of the Lin
log % samples Of the goods proposed to be fur.
No bid viii be considered unless accompanied by
for that am CUNT as guarantee Of good faith.
d. post OF successful bidder will be retained until
contract is entered into and bond given, with not
less than two suretiea, in the penal sum Of $5 90
condition 60 that the terms OF contract shall be faith
fully executed.
The Department reserves the right to reject any
or all bids and to waive defects.
Bids should be addressed to the undersigned, and
endorsed Proposals for CARPET and CARPET Lining "
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U Il. WARNER. Real Estate Auctioneez.

TRgsTEEs 81 SALE S OF some g OF TIE MosT
PRoPtKTY -, IN Nv, WASHINGTON CITY. AT
AND STREETS NORTHWEST.
By virtue of deed Of trust dated 80 =.
1876. AID Gully recorded in LibAr No. SIS -
folio 253 o. 81 tho land records of the Die .2..
DICT rf Columbia. and at the request of the party
secured. We viii sell in front Of the premises, st
O'Clock, THURSDAY. July 81, 1879, to the highest
bidder the following described pieces parcels of
ground in Washiu gton city. District of Columbia,
viz: Lot one % and parts OF lots two (2 and twenty
Six (26), in square numbered three hundred and
seventy eight, commencing for the same at the
southeast corner OF said square 37S, and thence
running north with the line of 9th street north west
one hundred AMI six feet aud one inch. and thence
west sixty feet seven inches thence south five feet
ttence west sixty-two feet; thence south Cue nun.
dred 0 fest six and one kalf inches to the line Of
d street. northwest. and theGce east one hundred
ana twenty-five feet seven inches to the place Of
Terms Of sac; One fourth cash, aud the balance
In one two and three years, with per cent inter
EFT payable semi anna ally, to be secured by deed
OF INST on the property, containing covenant for
the insfrance "a the property for the benefit Of the
deferred payments. and Tor Tug lament Of taxes,
or all cash at the option OF the purchaser $1,000
cath, to De paid when the property 70 Sod anu the
erty at the risk and cost Of the defautng purchaser
coaveyancing at the purchasers cost.
SAMUEL CROSS. ! ru,...a
ALEXANDER WHILLDEN,i Trustees
jyS-tW. s6E28 30
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SOMETHING ABOUT fZCLCs.-I was talking
the other day to a. id Of mine who resided
some time at Ma He tells me that the Zulu
men are good cured, cheerful beings, and
that the Zuls rs are pretty and dec0rous 10
their behavs.r. II you wish to marry them you
have to pay the father about $500. Should you
desert your Wife her relations assegat you, but
IL SHE misbehaveS herself the relations, as part
of the bargain, kill her. The girls go about in
bands; when they see Zulu warrior they sur
round him, and make him tell them which OF
them he thinks the most beautiful.
Suddenly my friend, who is OF serious dis
position, burst out in a series OF sounds Like an
apoplecttc sneeze. thought that he was going
into a lit, but he waS-or said he waS-talking
Zulu. Cetywayo is pronounced Ktcho.-[ From
the London Truth.
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THOMAS BOWLING. Auct1onse1.
ELEGANT IMPROVED PROPERTY ON THE
HEIGHTS OF GEORGETOWN, D. o. Ar

HEISshTa Of GEORGETOWN. D. O.. Al
On TUESDAY. July 18th. 1879. at O'Clock, -
In front Of the PREMISES. shall sell that e!e- hi
Eant Brick Residence, No. l64 West street, ~
rooms closets and pantry; high ceilings; halls 10
property contains 1900 feet Of ground. with side
yard filed With choicest vines and shrubbery Me-
mand fine view Of Washington and surrounding
tacbed.
Terms easy aud made known at sale.
Also, 1G-rcom Brick House with bay dow,
adjoining the above residence, has all tie modern
improvements
Terms very reasonable and payments to be made
monthly without interest.
Also. fine Building Lot in same locality. - by
100.
n. BAH the above property can be purchased
at private saIe prior to the auction.
For ten lbs and examination OF property apply on
premises, 164 West street, Georgetown d. O.
je2628,jy25,9.1l.12&14
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RESCUED BY A LITTLE GIRL.-The Rev. Mr.
Nicholson and Gen. Guion were upset while
sailing On Cayuga Lake. Gen. Guions little
daughter Addie, standing on the beach, saw the
accident, jumped into skin, pulled out whero
the gentlemen were struggling In the water, ana
rescued them,
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G L X
For few days more We shall continue to sell on,
SILKS
AT THE OLD RATES.
After that We must advance the prices ON them as
we are now selling Silks for less than we can buy
them at wholesale
CONNOLLY'S,
je25-tr 18th st. oad Pm. nee.
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MRS. vANBEBBER. living some seven miles
west Of Maysville, Mo-, committed suicide on
Wednesday by shooting herself through the
beart with revolver. The deceased was bat
eighteen years OF age, and had been married
less than year. From the evidence taken
before the c0roner's Jury 1t would seem that the
would not buy her pair OF shoes on the day
she wanted them.
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AQUATIC POLO is q San Francisco novelty
The first game was played In the Mermaid
baths one day last week. The game resembled
football, with the difference that In the one the
ball is kick ed along the ground and In the other
It is pushed along the surface of the water At
half-past three the two teams entered the
nsces at the w 1ss s'1e Sc sooK ane
forty yards apart. The ball was tossed mid
way between the two teams. Berry, OF Mohr's
team, was the first to gain possession OF the
bali, and getting a good start he was In a fair
way OF getting across the enemy's goal and
winning the game, when Cavill, leader OF the
other team, by squirt, got In front and kept
men, who captured the ball. and by dint OF
hard diving and lodging succeeded In getting
1t past Mohr's men and over the goal, winning
tie first inning and the match. The game con-
siSts Of three innings, but the water was so
cold and the sea ran so high that It was decided
not to play the other two, and the game was
conceded to tie Cayin team.
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RELIGIOUS LIBERTY IN RUssIA.-A despatch
from st. Petersburg to the London Daily Eess
reports that dissenters form the orthodox
church, hitherto uDrecognized by the state, are
TO have entire liberty or worship. This Affects
1900 600 Russian subjects.
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ENoCH ARDEN WITH KNIFE.-ChaS. McGar-
tgle, an inmate OF the Soldiers home at Hamp-
ton, Va, on arriving at his home In Philadel-
phia Monday night found another gentleman
Installed at the head OF his family, and in the
several places, without, however, inhicting any
mortal wounds. Both men were taken into
custody
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BETRAYED, BUT NOT BETRAYING.-MiSs Agnes
Spayd, young lady aged twenty, and OF pre-
day, at Torberts Hotel, Lower Heidelberg town.
ship, about six miles from Reading, Pa. She
was engaged as seamstress at the hotel, and
her parents reside not far from there. At day
next to the hotel vomiting violently. The even
Ing before she had been unusually merry and
in fine spirits. Physicians were sent for, but
the young woman refused to say anything more
than that she had taken white powder which
she had purchased at drug store. Emet1cS
were administered. but without avail At2p.
m. Monday, She died in great agony. A post
norton revealed the startling fact that she
was about to become q mother. Coroner Good
heart is making thorough investigation, and
1t is probable that the son OF wealthy farmer
In an adjoining township Will be arrested. Miss
Spayd'S sad death Is much mourned She would
reveal no particulars duripr her dying hours.
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GOHEN'S LOAN OFFICE, cornerTth It and Nav
OYork Nv. ,(entrance on ayenue.) The most -
priyate Loan Office In the city. Money loaned IVY
- the loweet rate OF interest ON Gold and0 q
silver Watches, Plate and Plated Ware, Diamond
Gums, Pistols, Ladies and 6enfleunente Olofhin9
Carpets, and aQ Articles Of value, }Snl-ly
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RAILROADS.
NEW YORK

NEW HoSh
AND THE
WHITE MOUNTAINS.
LAKE MEMPHREMAoOG, QUEBEC, AND THE
SAGUENAY RIVER
THROUGH TO THE MOUNTAINS BY DAY
LIGHT.
ON AND AFTER MONDAY, JUNE 80. 1879,
THROUGH TRAIN WITH PARLOR CARS
FROM GRAND CENTRAL DEPOT VIA
NEW YORK, NEW HAVEN AND HARTFORD
RAILROAD.
Leave New York ON Day Express. at sos am
And Arrive at LttetOn. at Z. 40 pm
And Arrive at Bethlehem. at 7.45 pm
And Arrive at Twin Mt House. 765 pm.
And Arrive at Fabyan's ACKNOWLEDGEMENT 10 pm.
And Arrive At Profile House. ..........at 8 10 pm.
And Arrive at Crawford House. {. 80 pm.
And Arrive at Quebec ..................at 80 am.
Take Sleeping Gar for Quebec at Wells River
Junction.
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THE TRADES.

DOOKBINDIEG.
% The public % respectfully informed that the
LYOETT BOOKBtNDERY
Is carried on - heretofore. The same excellent
workn en- Are employed, and the work turned ont
will be in the superior style which has alVays beam
. characteristics Of the eetAblishment
ap8-ly 1012 Pennsylvania avenue. I'd door.
U PRACTICAL BOOK AND JOB PRINTERa.
1912 Pennsylvania avenue, Warrington, D. o,
~ Fine Printing Specially tanj6-iy
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TlHOa f. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auctioneer.
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY, BEING THE Two BRICK
DWElLING-HUUSES 1923 AND 1425 SIXTH


PROPERTY, BEING THE Two BRICK
DMEiLINGSHUUSESl 1923 AND 1425 SIXTH
STREET NORTHWEST.
~ BY virtue Of deed Of trust, dated june -
20th. 1877, and recorded in Liber No. 859 ma
folio 2y5, one Of the land records OF the Dis il.
hict Of Columbia and ct the request Of the party
secured thereby, We viii sell in front of the prem
ises. on MONDAY. July 18th, 1879, at O'Clock o. NJ
all those pieces or parcels of ground situate in
the City OF Washington, in the District of Columbia.
being lots numbered seventeen Q7) snd eighteen
iS1 IN sa1a aTe namoefed ioar aunasea ana sew
said square by Peter Gallant and Others: recorded
the surveyor Of said District. with the improve
NE nte, as mentioned above.
Terms Of sale: One fifth cash balance in six,
twelve, eighteen and twenty four months, with In.
terest at seven per cent per annum, for which the
notes Of the purchaser, occurred on the property
sold, viii be required. A deposit of 800 on each
erty is Sold and ali conveyancns viii be at the cost
Of The purchaser If terms Of sale are not COMPLIED
the right to resell the property at the risk
and cost of the defaulting purchaser.
THO6. E. WAGGAMAN, rr,.+o,,
jy2-d&ds JOHN WALTER PILLING,5 AEoseees
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The SULTAN IL NEW RoLR.-On the &C.
caSlon OF an afternoon call paid TO the Sultan
oy Lady Layard, after discussing the noncom.
initial subject or the weather, the conversation
turned TO horses, and he remarked that ne
wished TO try two carriage horses Just received
from France. and asked his visitor II she would
like 10 accompany him. Assent was given and
ID Few minutes light basket carriage, drawn
py TWO dashing bays, stopped in front OF the
palace. The Sultan gave Lady Layard his arm
opened her parasol himself, and assisted her
down the steps, shading her the while Not only
this, but during the entire course OF half hours
ride through the palace grounds notwithstand.
Ing hertnstances and assertions that his Majesty
would fatigue himself, he stoutly held the par.
asol over her head while she handled the rib
bons-an act OF courtesy to a woman and n
Christian at that, unprecedented In the annals
Of the Ottoman Empire. This shady proceed
Ing OF the Sultan excited much comment, ana
some say that Lady Layard took unnbrage at t.
but that is not proved. However, the TACT ne.
mains that her husband is as a country man on
bis put IL. lawfully thick with the sultan
fConstdntfnople Correspondence OF the Pkiladst-
GHid IeLedr0ph.
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A LANCASTER county, Neb., school house was
struck by lightning last week. The lightning
pupils, killing one outright, named Susie Bah
cock. Out OF eighteen pupils, twelve were In
jured seriously. The east END OF the house was
torn OF and the chimney reduced to smlthe-
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r.. TM1 GET 24s.7. p. D9g gg1!s TkAcK;
North: Ns.thWs.t. West
To take 'ffs szHVaFe' NA afK u is3s
on sn6days 70 ,1a
ssSRs = Sas X wnans
$50 an IlBaIti%eTe: Annapol!s and way. sPied-
mont MOI SSt1aS615g' Winchester Haserstown. Frede
500 ant Baltimore and Laurel Express
e ana wsS ssson
$50 am3NeW York, Philadelphis, Boston and
Pss,%SES x1press Parior car to New York and
s:sS = mist Louis, Chicago. Columbus and
P1s s Cars 70 Gnsinna da9 o Graz
%@son ss una. s1s1R' ss:l Ann.po
College sesSs. EsSrs 1Dn.po I. 5ans
u 80 p. m-BItimore, Annapolis, Ellieott City
l;so 2 m s,aSs York: Philadelphia. and Boston
Sunday syn 9spK5y T gsH,%ors and Way
SO p. m-Baitimose. BlsdssnsSars, and Laurel
Express. Frederick, via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
1856 =: m.-tPoint Of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
foTn Mipcnesser sna way Stations; On Sunday to
40 p. n -fssisimorse. Annapolis and Way Sta
Kas9 sSss1, A ss5
Day Norfolk Passengers taken in the cars direct to
$50 %@Poins y koeis and Way ts ALTO a''A
sS %fBTfSo 5Rd T HxF hasSa' Eoot.
W sss II tx COLUMBUS AspR1rzs
3aS';5iSsa5Sn s;3sES azSkk, RH11ApEhRH1A
spssls sleepins gar 70 80" 'o.1' .na
N mia and Nv
tDalY. tSunday only. Other trains daily. except
' All trains stop 1t Relay Station.
and Ohio Teks wsnRH ns saoa
na % be
st any point in the city. y: 81. GIEAENTs.' ''
$40 R56s SIZE de 1ssft a cent my,7
1879 rrss $sHAH 1879
TO THE xoRraH %SsE. AND SOUTHWEST.
sr1sDD 's sors1 .a1 ss sss.' n.h aSrxzs.
TRAINS 1zeS sss }S5s g Sc: from
psSTrS and he Wess I0 50 daily via Pa,
81 e Ft.ss1Is sP g Ess1ns ssm
?:N pm. dSiiy. With Palace Gar to Chicago
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For 0anandaieu., Rochester,, Bun.Io, Eiagars
| EAie AND th6 North, ut b ~ m, daily, except
sunday :! 40 Pm daily, except saturday with
Loeb Hsyen. and Elnirs. 1t 1850 Am. daily. q.
Fer New York and the East 81 pm daily, except
Sunday, snd iU:is Pm daily. with Palace Oars
1ttsched. Limited H press OF Pullman ParioY
| Oar. 9 10 s:m. daily. accept Sunday
| For Brooklyn, n T., III through 1alus connect a
| Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn Annex,
16osding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoid.
ing double ferrtAse and journey scrcss Hey
For Phii.celphis. s:ss Am. and 80 p.in., daily,
except Sunday; 5oU, ana 10 :lo D. L.. daIIS,
| Limited Express, . so Am. daily except SUNDAY.
For Baltimore, 20 1856. 80 am. and 80 10,
a aIa ;10 ?: n dAy except Sunday; 10 80 am.
| Eor Pope's Greek Line, 6 40 4 nc, and 40 D. N .
| daily. except Sunday. - -"''
oept Sunday. -
| ALExANDRA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
Nm MAy h AHR R6611hh1ANDR1A AND WASHING.
For Ale1.ndria rs 8. 9. 10. II AM :l5. D. 20,
Z. q md u ~ pm. On Sunday At 4 m, and
For Richmond and the south, eso Am daily and
| $40 p. N. daily. except Sunday ~AA~
Trains leave Alexandra for WaahIn3ton g. 7.lk q
| Sunday Of and 10 q m, and pm S- VI"
T1ckets, Information. Sleeping and Parior Oar "A.
CommodAtiOus can be procured at the of1coe norm.
east corner Of thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
avenue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
be left for checkng Of baggage 10 destination from
T. 2. TARMER. General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. 0ensrA Manager. nov1