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DAILY EXCURSIONS
TO GLYMONr AND RETURN.

sitter make DAILY TRIPS TO GLY-
MONT ard al intermedi.se points.
leayine 18th street wharf ct 10 a. M
and returning about so p. M Round fsra q cts
he regular Saturday evening excursions leave q s.
returning 1t r. m. sharp. Fare, 26c. jylllV
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ATTENTION Is called to the advertisement OF
the excursion, to Marshall Hall, tomorrow
evening, mot this evening, as noticed yester-
day.. The drug clerks are famous for giving
select excursions. Every assurance Is given
that good time is In store for them The best
string music has been engaged, and every
arrangement made to make this what 1t Is adj
yertised, real select party. See advt.
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DINAFORE sEGARs. sold only at IlO4 18th.
iyllt20

WANTED GOLD and SILVER, I'm large or
w ANAL quantities. Highest Oeah Pftoe paid
vi Penn1y lvan1S avenue,
Ssh2 en- B1Woen "a and AZ a
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

10 State oxsne head at aye per h. head at &c. sc
ss sw Wlsssse sold ON @ssa's
ssfss se is' x .o ss
waks lss il,ipois % 'ss:ss head a. oe per III with y
ns1% a. S
s Ssr s sssa z At s head ef per s VIII
ss ST % ~ ssi ssst at Al
Oh ss. q ss al asrs on e s1 I y on
head on iS head 4 head :, lof per Ie with 81 S per
' sss. iot ss Jersey Siy y.rS:Iesssy .,s ssi
sold ss % ss H "a a.
Y. and head !. iis, pss, H.; Ssisais Ss ss,
Il s~ At is ns & SsI'ss' sa ps S os1
ss Il %s. psr
head: i head ysss per H. head az ss ~ head
vi %oss. is IS5 sp L" sa
s per Ii sa .s sssa at
hol%ss ssIa IS Illinois ssesr..f steer at sSss;
head a, iosse per weights 81 sw, swt ~ s~i
a psa1 % Sssd at s h. pr ps
Weights ews., strong 81 ewt . cwt.; dry at
e & S.I fs n ss Weight sS ss S ". s 3 @ ss9 r. t.
s sa for s x o sss T.
- lssa pf. s, los head Ss per NJ Win
y head az " Sls. per !S-%slsess ~ sws, i
$ssss fS isie is. g Ss%d @ s per is9
ii Ss i sS lbs ioio b.. per head At s per h.
s: q ess HEAD asas ss f =
05 Missouri stsersIa head sac per b with 5oe. OF
nsss 4 1ssa p f. sI u, sos a ps1 head
s ss' S s's1s. % ssss. sS ss Sssrss
AssS tor III s1. ss sis' sr aol. o
st,sns s7s * exs strong Toasy Sons sSid Tor
rSss -. s
R @ q 9. % W. ssx 81 ss assd ss at
sis O Illinois steers head at 9c per with ooc on per
Ss'si. sss? rs ss' pss sold
afss ssa 1t
p Ss:sS.s y sss = Y, @
1ss ss ss O. lbs S
oa gor head; Liza. 29 g. head % ut & sc per % b. 81 hsad
y sws ss.S SDssas IN
sss per iessss.sa 's. g. l. talys9 @ sold
b with 81 on per head head head Ut olsc per h.
SslsSs paasy isrs sss
R''
y "a r. .sss s Sheep
sold ss = s7 v per cws lambs a. &c. aS.e per ~:
@ PEI
iss sss:' SHEEP
rs
1856 Ohio Sheep. weight ZOO lbs, at So 10 per
cwt. Newton Il Holmes sold 46 Pennsylv lvania shecp,
weight 4:s'o lbs, At IS 60 per cwt; rs
Dlenbeck aud Dewey sold 22 Michigan sheep. weight -
lbs per head at e 1 per sw. is2 Ohio sheep weight & s
lbs per head at & 81 cwt 80 Ohio sheep weight III
lbs per head 81 50 per cwt 165 Indiana Sheep weight
loi lbs per head, at IS 5d cwt l62 Indiana sheep
weight 80 lbs head at IS 90 155 State sheep
and lambs weight " lbs per head a. y 40 per cwt ~
IS 5Oper rs State sheep. weight lbs per hoad
size per lb lsO State sheep weight 80 lbs head
5c H.. SO State sheep. weight "a lbs hoad ut
5c b IS State sheep weight lo7 lbs per head,
5sc per b; $50 State sheep, weight ia lbs per head
5xe per H. Davis Hsiienbsek sold 1888 Michigan sheep
sheep. weight IS lbs head, IS ls per cwt 1854
State lambs weight "a lbs pcr head, at &C. lb; 81
State lambs, weight 30 lbs head Vt 6Ac per h. j.
Kirby sold 16e Ohio sheep, weight se lbs per head at
% 10 rcwt 65 Ohio sheep weight 81 lbs per head at
c pcr ib; l4o State Sheep weight % lbs head,
65sc per Id.
MILcn Cows-No actual sales reported. Nominal val
ues, SIS $50 per head. calves included.
VKALs CALvEs-Trade improved o slight advance
In values Grass fed calves sold $3 IS S3 30
meal fed calves at SC. 6sc. b.; veais, &C. &c.
per h.
HoGa-There sales of live hogs repostfd on this
forenoon.
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FINANCIAL And COMMERCIAL.
The Stock Market Fairly Ac'
tive and Weak.
Government Bonds Weak States Dull
and Railroads Strong.
Money on Call Easy at 1 1-2
a 8 Per Cent.
WALL STREET. |

WALL STREET.
MONDAY. Feb. 10-6P. M
Stock Exchange matters being left this morning to
aoat with the current. and the current being down.
ward one. 1t naturally resulted that prices moved
slowly and directed to lower figures. This was
particularly true of the Northwesterns and st. Pauls
which fell of from 6 to per cent not from specu-
latve sales upon the part of larger holders but be-
the smaller fry took alarm at report that the
antagonistic granger interest was about to move.
through the medium OF the Wisconsin Legislature.
for revival of the law restricting charges upon
freight. The in the granger stocks speedily
innoculated the whole railway list creating de-
cline-of no particular moment 1t is true, but
still decline. There was very bright spot.
however, in the market due to quotations Of 160
made for Harlem Railroad and sort of cAiayo
relief to the general darkness lent by the strength
the Ohio and Mississippi property, which rose to
l2K It s stated that the oil and water conditions Of
things which have long existed between the diverse
interests Of this company will be shortly made to
mix to the satisfaction OF all PARTIES and the belief is
that stock must necessarily benefit thereby. Con-
sequently higher prices for both common and pre-
terred shares anticipated and the rmness Of to-
days values may be attributed to this expectation.
The coal stocks remained firm and without excite
ment, even the annual report Of the Delaware and
Hudson Company failing to direct more than ordi-
nary interest to this property. Something of an
effort was made during the last half hour to rally
prices. but with only partial success quotations at
the end with the exception Of Northwest preferred
being but shade better than the lowest of the
day. In this way the market closed, free from out
side influences and with the feature Of being If
not positively hilarious. at least well could be
expected under the circumstances.
The opening. highest, lowest andclosing prices Of
stocks at the New York Stock Exchange to-day were
"A followe.-
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
COMMERCIAL REPORT.

COTTON ON THE SPOT 1-16c. HIGHER; FU-
FIRMER-CORN PIRMER-oATs QuIET-PoRK
QUIET-LARD FIRMER-wHIsKEY STEADY
SPIRITS rURPENTINE FIRM-RosIN PIRM-
SUGAR QUIET.
MONDAY. Feb. 10-6 p. NJ.
Business fair in nearly all the principal COM
modities to-day. and in some cases there was con-
siderable activity. On Change -four was quiet but
steady. Wheat was frmer under better kilograms
from the West. Corn was also frmer. Oats quiet
Whiskey Arm. Pork quiet. Lard was hrmer.
Cotton ON the spot was 1-l6c. higher. Futures
closed frm Coffee steady. Sugar quiet Naval stores
unchanged Oil and petroleum quiet
being nominal
CorrxxThs market for Bra.ls was active and steady
Tho s4ol bags Withdrawals ag-
gregste 7 bags, making grand total of 23 bags
The sales Ol5 bags Rio Saturday per Hpparchus
o3 do per Southern Home 3063 do do per America;
and pcr Kron Prns Yr wilhelm. 500. 1000 and bags
Rio and IleO do Santos. Tho following invoices wore
Withdrawn from $500 and $500 bags Rio por City
Para and and 692 do. Santos hc latter invoice
shipped Chicago per America 500 and 500 do Rio
Kron Prins Fr wilholm and 21o0 do Santos per Koln
Mild coffee ruled stosdy We note sales Of i42 bags
Jamaica, por Clsrbci, private terms We quote:- -
Ordinary csrgoos Ike; fair do 14ac. good do l4c.
prime do, l5e.; range for lots. IKE i7c.
Santos fair to good l4kc i+ 90 days; Java govern
bags 22c 23c do, grass mats. 22c. 24c Snga
poro, lee Ito. Ceyon, 15c. 17c; Maracabo 13Sc.
i7Sc; Lsguayrs 14c 15kc.; Jamaica I2c. l7c.; St.
Domingo. 10Ac. Ike; Costa Rca i5c. l7c; Mexican
l5c. 18c- Angostura. l5c 17c; Ssvanilia 13c l7c
carss0s iss i4s ssos. OF Rio and s.nso: scss' Feb
Sales since including to day, 9D42 bags
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

the sales follows-Ssturday after P.MFebru
ary go at 9die, 600 at o67c, 100 ut 9c. no notice t
18th; March, loo ut 975c 400 ut Y76c April 500 ut
ss2c, 100 at 994c.. 24OO at 983c May 90 at lullc
2tiO at 10 zoe; june. 600 ut ln23c 4lOO at 024c ;
July, HD at l054c.: August, 100 ~ l044c., 100 at
loa2c Total. 300 bales To-day up to two NJ
February 400 At 72c 100 notice this week at . 72c
80 at Toe March 100 at 9s0c 800 ut s19c, dOo at
zsc ,oo a. osoe 400 at a5sc 6o0 at a5sc To- % at
9.79c. 800 At 97sc April at 9asc.. 2.lO0 9jc,
2lOb at 9ssc 800 at 997c 100 999c. 100 Vt sc.
100 ut 9Yzc 400 ut 996c 400 at 995c, 400 ut 9a6c.
LOO at 9s7c 600 at 99c 97c 800 995c.,
100 st s95c 10 at 9s7c May. 900 at TO- l5c 200 st
10 l4c 4OO at TO- l3c 800 ut l5c 100 10 2c 900
at 10 l3c $40 at l0l2c 800 Ut lO1 June, 900 ut
10 29c $40 at lu2sc 200 at i027c, 100 vt lo26c TOO
ut u25c July 200 at l037c 500 at loose 800 ut 10 3c
August loo at 10 46e 100 at 10 44c 100 c 200 at
The receipts at the ports follows aveton 4055
bales; New Orleans l5,9Ol Mobile, 3Os3; Savannah,
4333; Charleston, 25 Wilmington. $685. Norfolk 2272;
Baltimore, 32 New York. ats Boston 800; Philadsip ipha.
22l Total 34476 bales This day week. % I'D This day
last 26 965 bales Total since September 535
bales TO Saturday night Cotton freghts closed fol-
lowsTo Havro by steam lice, compressed by sail.
ac TO Hamburg by steam c, compressed; to Bremen.
BY steam Ac compressed; by sail ac to Liverpool I'D
u 9S2d., by steam; by sail h4d.
FLouR AND GRAIS-Receipts-Fou 3f04 bbls.; wheat,
254 400 bushels; 25 bbls and 800 sacks;
23 775 bushels oats, II $50 do rye 6O72 do barley,
17ooO do; barley malt. 1868 do. Flour quiet. but
steady tho sales including State Western and Southern
about 1880 bbs., within the annexed range Rye
Hour ruled quiet but steady with sacs of 200 bbls Corn
meal In moderate demand and the sales only 1O
bbls and $50 sacks Rye 6rm but quiet 3O bushels
State sold a. 57s ON track Barley quiet but steady
l
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

In State bonds Louisiana consois fell to Sex. but
recovered to 57x. Tennessee skies sold at Is and
District of Coumbias advanced to s0h and closed at
s0k. The committee Of the House this morning do
feated tho Sinking Fund bill. In railroad bonds tho
largest transactions In New Jersey Central nrsts
consols assented. which advanced TO S. rise OF AZ
per cent. The largest advance was 3x per cent in
Kansas Pacific Denver division trust rcco pts) and
tho next largest advance was per cont In New Jer
sey Central convertible and Missouri ssscntcd Tho
other changes were ~ followss advance of - in
Ohio and Mississippi seconds por cent in Now Jcr-
sey Central nrss. consos; Il in Central Pacific land
grants. u In Louisville and Nashville seconds u I'm
Missouri Kansas and Texas hrsts. consols asscntcd;
In do. seconds. Central Pacific arsts lsan Joaquin
branch) Union Pacific sinking funds and Great west-
ern frsts of 1883; \ In Cincinnati and Springfield
nfsts guaranteed by O.. O.. O. and L). aud u In
Canada Southern nrsts guaranteed. Denver and Rio
Grsnde hrsts 81 Paul Qa Crosse division) ~. Paul
sinking fund and New York Elevated Railroad irsts
The closing prices Of Philadelphia stocks were:--
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
HAVANA MARKET.
EUROPEAN MARKETS.

| HAVANA, Feb. TO- 1879.
Spanish gold POS 20oH Exchange quiet Sugar quiet
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

Deficit. t................ $67.691 "a
The company proper shows profit after the pay
ment of all charges Of $44O.9n Gs. And the leased
lines. including the New York and Canada Railroad.
loss Of $408. .562 81.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
PRINTING CLOTHS MARKET.

FALL RIVER Mass. feb w. t5io
The printing cloth market continues dull and without
demand sales quotations remain ut cash less
no days asked for ~ cloths. and
Is 6c cash asked TOR 5Bx6U cloths with much eAssr
feeling the part Of the sellers
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

The total sales OF stocks ut the Board to-day aggre-
gated 96S shares which were distributed as fol-
iows:-Canada Southern. S35; Chicago and North
western. $500; do. preferred. 2O01O; Chicago, Rock
Island and Pacific. 2l05; Delaware, Lackawanna and
Western. 26.910; Delaware and Hudson Canal, $50;
Erie 1605O; Hannibal and st. Joseph 1900; do pre-
ferred. 2.45O; Illinois Central. 1.ls5; Lake Shore
1850; Michigan Central. TAO; Milwaukee and St.
Paul. 1885, do preferred. 1885, Morris and Essex
2.705; New York Central. $50; New Jersey Central.
6.10O Ohio and Mississippi IS 265; Pacific Mail 40;
Union Pacific. 2.Oss; Wabash. 1.l5o; Western Union
Telegraph. 800.
Money call was easy at ~ per cent with the
closing quotations at ~ AK per cent Foreign ex.
change quiet with the nominal rates at 4s6k
$50. while actual business done ut concessions.
The subTreasury to-day paid out $1,000 in coin for
legal tenders redeemed and received 400 specie
change for legal tenders. Tho Clearing House state
ment follows:-
bslHnces 3S73.O59
The advices from London report slightly lower
market for consols. at 06x 96 for both money and
the account United States bonds declined " at tho
opening, but closed at recovery Of per cont, An q
being quoted at 1857. ls67s at 1884 tcn-fortes at
1864 and hves at 106h. In American railway shares
New Jersey Central the feature. the stock rising
from 43 to AK on large purchases. and the consoli-
dated hrsts selling up from "a to s4h. Illinois Con-
trail rose from s9k to 90 Erie advanced from 2G4
26 and reacted to 26k. The prcforred fell of from
49x to 40. and Pennsylvania from 38,S to 30. Bar
silver is quoted at 49%d. per ounce At Paris rentes
fell of 10 ll2 75c and to l12f &c., and exchange
ON London quoted ut 25f. 21kc.
Government bonds here werc weak The subscrip-
tions to the four per cent loan to-day amounted to
a. AO52 75O The closing quotations verc m fo,Iow.
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
COMMERCIAL.

COMMERCIAL.
LivERPooL Feb. l0-5 ~
Cotton-Futures fiat; uplands low middng clause.
March and April delivery, 7-lod uplands, low mtddns
mddng clause May June delivery i7s2d uplands.
low middling clause, June and July delivery, 96d.
LONDON. Feb. l0-5 3OPM
Calcutta lnseed, ATS Cd 4ss per quarter Refined
troleun. Tad Sd gallon Spirits Of petroleum. lls
HAvRE Feb. 10, 1879.
American lard closed at 43f. soc. per 90 kios.
AsrwERP Feb 10. 1872
American lard closed at 81 u aorins per 50 kilos
BREMEN Feb 10. ls79
American lard closed at 3s marks per ii0 lbs
HAMBURG. Fob. 10. 1879
American lard closed Mt 81 marks per Ito lbs
/ LIVERPOOL Feb 10. 1879
Pork-Prme mess Eastern frmer ut 4s do, Western,
rib mcr at PTS long clear hrmer bis short do nrner
ut 2es I'd. Hams-L4ong frmer sus. Shoulders
hrmcr At 23s Beef-Inda duh at tbs extra do.
dun At SIS prime do dull at los Lard-Prime Western
6rner 33s rallow-Prime city steady 36s Cd. Tur-
peniineSprits, steady IDS I'D. Rosin-Common dull
at Is 9d; fine duh at los. Cheese-American
Fioar,EMtra State dull at asa %ho."spsrns No
steady at Is 3D.. spring No 2 in the market;
Western winter steady at Ss lOd Southern winter
mixed steady 23s 3D. Cottonseed oil Yellow American
dull at 2ss 3D. RosinCommon at London. frmer at 5s-
Turpenne spirits, ut London, hrmer at 22s Sd Wheat
from Pacific 9250 do; from other Al
Corn-Receipts. 2O,50o quarters
FINANCIAL.
LONDON. Feb. iO-4PN
Silver Is quoted to-day ut 49s4d. per ounce.
Consos 96 s. III for both money and the account.
Eric, 2Uli do preferrcd 40; New Jersey Central Az
Prs advices quote five cent ll2f 9oc for the
account
Exchange ON London 25f 2l1lc for checks
The New York herald., 1879-02-11
NEW YORK CATTLE MARKETS.
MONDAY, Fob. 10. is7!
n paSr wgru

BkEvKs-rrado on this forenoon active q moder.
The markets closed steady at ono o'clock r. NJ
Prices she. llhc. per h. weights cwt i3
general allowance oU bs not extreme OF allowance
81 lbs ~ lbs net and quality lean good
sxeh street yards g. Eastman sold for self $40 hcad
of horned cato--saies Ms foows:17 Illinois stcers at
H. weight ~, cwt "a Illinois steers ut ssac. per 10,
weight cwt ~ Illinois steers NJ &c. h. weight ~
cwt; v1 Illinois steers at sc pcr h. weight 7s cwt o5
Illinois steers az vsac. per ib, weight "a cwt Ill
q Missouri steers ut sstc per 10, weight ew,;; 20
weight ia cw 2s IiincIs steers at ioc. lie per b,
wcghtv cwt Coon Thompson sold for selves ~ ILLINOIS
seersls head az vc per with 81 on hoad ~ head
yc per h., head NJ iu<c per b 70 head at osc
a. lie psr lswc,shss ~ cwt n ewS sw, ss
17p bs head ut 4sc H. 10 Illinois steers at
lb weight "a cwt H. Burchard sold ON commission
The New York herald., 1879-02-11

GALVESTON, Feb. 10 1874
Cotton nrm; middiing o,1c: low middng s1sc.; good
ordinary, si4c Net receipts 4O65 bales Exports-To
Great Britain 1884; coastwise, 9e4 Saes lOG Stock
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The fact that the late Richard Henry pan,
was regarded as an invalid until ne reached
uIlN, ana YET oGtllNed all his contemporaries Ii
nOl SO uncommon a. II appears. The opinion
tntl II l. USUALLY The healihTDi. robust men who
attain longevity. while II = prevalent l. not
correct. Many OF our citizens now over seven
". ana ihelN TO last much longer, are uot AM
never nave been vigorous or body They have
Deen- on Tie contrary, delicate from chiidhOOi
ara keep themselves in active life by prudence
ana The excellent care they take OF thenSelves
refer cooper is conspicuous example He
was puny a, his birth and has continued more
or less feeble ever since Nevertheless he has
engaged Ia various enterprises: mas create,
from nothllS large fortune: has been mos,
generous Oenetactor 10 his native city. and Will
nave completed on the 18th Instant his
elSIty-eighth year. The persons who 90 10
Their graves Al forty and nifty have fire.
uuenlly had any amount OF physical stamina
ana have depended on II 50 entirely as 70
neglect all hyglenic laws. and disregard any-
gance OF health which ruins health Dy excess OF
confidence. Men OF this sort are persuaded they
can DO and endure anything and everything
ana acting on their persuasion they break
gown suddenly and Unexpectedly, and slip out
on existence. The Semi-inValid or valetudina-
ran, on the other hand, seldom tncurS any risk
He guards himself al every point; he sees where
Danger Is, ana sedulouSly avoids IL. His condi-
ZION has rendered him heedful and heedfulne,s
has grown into unchanged ana interchangeable
haplt. Ease OF circumstance also contributes
greatly 10 longevity where q man either has
simple tastes or is ludici0uS In his mode OF liv-
Tag. Adversely TO the accepted notion, poverty
Is rarely good for any body: for II entails not
only absence OF comfort. but constant friction
aud endless worry. Other things being equal.
Inc llch long survive the INDECENT Nc,r rorE
Times
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lola 81" Regrets the LACK M o.
fidemCe.

M,er The Oh man had taken his orders ~,
'n !. H asy .G ne stopped 10 say:
10 bar n pears to me dat editorel dis mornln, ..
IN de habit" A'' N4"Ai y uah yoss
How do YOU mako tha, ouf.~
"Nell, de idee was tiat dc ss,,,,,, ~, q, -,
times WIZ de lackneSS OBJ konrdenea -, s
an an. Sn DsJS ieSs whSr puts IT, too. Rsr
We spoke generally OF the public
An / speaks glDerally an tndtvtdtosr
Ebber sense de wah lse noted dts erox3n;
hack yer could lend Yer naber er dust on iioar
er pound Oh meat, an hab some konndcnca IN
glttln OBJ hit back in de course OBJ siN or sehe,
weeks; now. et yer lends hi ter him he moyes
away uat same night an Oar YER Il ler viii
iderce," 's-
1t is not exactly that sort of confidence We
"Nas; kno's dat. But whars DE- dinrunc,
DE higher ar only de same kin as d. lower
Jeans britches is Jeans bTitches less a., same
wLedder dey IL made for Ginrul Gram ar 1!In
rul Tom Thumb. DE same lackneSS OF Roma
dence Ia biZness dat makes desc bic foxes feel
hand tines al keeps dem kaTomin' cherry nos
an den agtn de po-house ar de same e. dat
which keeps de Niger shinnyin' round 20 star
In sight 90 er ivinr"
THAT is true enough"
." hit 5 JESS dat way, Sho. When De watt-
foxes tTuS one anudderidey alluS keeps err look
out Ter he'd de creditor OF fun de homeStid onis
eT de Oankrup shop. An den foxes hel ter put
BURGERS farms on deere corn-cribs. spIng-guas
in der chicken coops, trane er buil'S-eye lantera
on deTe wood-pie ob nights an set upter watch
Ter niggers, OATS de pass dat things is got ter
now jess no longer dan saturday night er
white man out dar mex ter me run out two OF
his mos konfldenchll culled nabers outen his
Smoke-hoUse Nid one ob desc new. tangled pls-
lois dat yer has ter put in a tub Oh water ter
stop hit when hiJ goes ter ShoOtinr'
"NeIl. let us hope for better times and an
early return or confidence between man and
man,
Use wilin but in tie meantime Use dons
Glib hit ou DAT put, my trus in my old dubb!e-
BARI shotgun nid nine buc6shOts in each bari
! don't Ike ter be spiShus Oh my naberS. but I
likes ter be AT de sale eend oh de guE when
meets dem in my backyard desc dark nights
iAtdtf0 lGd Constitution.
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DIAB,

ENER- Al the idenca OF his father-ln iaw. Hu-
bert schutttr. 12i 9h street nor Invest, at - ~
O'Clock 10, THURSDAY, 18th. 1872 CHARLES OARr
E"ER aZed fortJ years.
uheial from St Johns (P Church Saturday
February 18th, at 2 O'Clock y. N. Friends of II,
family invited Republican Post and Boston Her
aid and Transcript please copy 2.
FORFEIT. On Tuesday. Feb nth 1879 EITz.
BhTH daughter of Cnas W and the late LOulsa
Nourse Forrest.
The friends of the family are respectfully invited
10 attend the funeral. from 81 Paul's EpiscoIAi
church II went third ST., Oh Friday the lfth inst
at twelve O'Clock. ~.
FOX On February II, 1879. of scarlet fever
ALICE NJ, daughter Of Edward and Mary Fox
AGED seven years, one month and three days.
Funeral to take place Friday. February Ia The
remains to be inferred in Alexandria
SANDERSON- On February 18th, 1879 IPMfrKt,
WALTON, second son of Lemuel W. and Sarah N
SaLderson, aged six years and nine months
Relatives and friends respectfully invited -
attend the funeral the residence 81 his paran
No. Ills street southeast on Friday afternoon at
, 80 O'Clock.
SCRIVENER. At quarter past four O'Clock ou
the morning of February ID. ISIS? Louis II SCRIyk
SER, aaec sixty three years
Funeral takes place at 23l5 street northwest
Friends are res pectfuy invited to attend, o'clok
Il. on Friday.
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1910 CHEAT 1910
sCtC PENNSYLVANIA 1910
ROUTE
20 THE NORTH, WEST. AND HCUTHWEET.
L.

iolc rENNsHXzhTXzAlNIA 1910
20 THE NORTH, WEST. AND HCUTHWEET.
Double Track, Steel Rails,
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rRA1Es Z re iro Depot
corner Of Sixth and = Streets. e follows:
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
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press Of Pullman 2srlor Carr $50 an daily.
FOR Brooklyn, 4. T. Sill through trains conneos n
Jersey City with boats Of Brooklyn .Annex,
sfordlng direct transfer to Fulton street. avoid.
Ing double farriage Snd Journey scross New
tss g $50 .s ssy - s 4 aas ss,
Tor Baltimore. TOD, s:35, $50 D. M and 40 p "a
dsily, except SUNDAY; io:l9 n. 30 $50. :sO
for Popes Creek Line. Too +. M and t:a p m
FOR Annapolis, TO q. and s:o D. N. daily. a.
sept Sunday.
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So and 30 p Il ~ q On sunday 1t snd
sor Richmond and the South. 80 D. m and 40 p.
For O. O. r. B.. $40 p. m daily.
Trains Leave Aiexsndf,s for Washlnston. 9. 2 9S,
On Sunday at 90 and 10 q m, and @ :1E p N.
Tickets. information, sleeping and parlor car 40
cmmodations can be procured at the ofices, north.
.ast corner OF Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania
sGsnue; northeast corner Of Sixth street and Penn.
sylvanis avenue and at the depot where orders csn
se left for checking Of baggage 70 destination from
scte.a and residences.
L P. FARMER, Genera. Passenger Agent
FRANK THCMSON General MANAGER nov9