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- Tomorrow Saturday, Special Sale Day
Dry Goods Fancy Goods Boots and Shoes Furnishing Goods Etc.


One Lot of Heavy 1O.4 White Blankets,
at 9S cents pair.
One Lot of Ladies Black Jerseys, So
cents each.
One Lot of Ladies Sleeveless Jackets,
with fancy border, so cents each.
One Lot of All-pure Linen White
Fringed Doilies, % cents per dozen.
One Lot of Heavy Linen Crash, cents
per yard.
One Lot of Full-size White or Colored
Toilet Quilts, SIS cents.
One Lot of Ladies' Grey or Brown
Felt Skirts, with three rows of seal
loped trimming, 40 and so cents each.
Transparent Toilet Soap, six balls for
cents.
One Lot of Albums and Ladies' Purses
and Satchels Slightly damaged), at a
large reduction.
Waterbury Kremlin Clocks Zone day
lever, time alarm and calendar); re-
duced from 81 % to 81 95.
GENTS FURNISHING GOODS:
Mems Hand-lrame, Heavy Wove Socks,
% cents pair.
Mems Wool Red Knit Undershirts so
cents each.
Mems Heavy Navy Blue Flannel,
Double-breasted 0yershirts, 81 %.
Boys Heavy Canton Flannel Shirts
and Drawers, 40 cents each.
Mems Amoskeag Stripe Working
Shirts, 30 cents.
Mems Scotch Cheviot Working Shirts,
GO cents.
Mems All-wool Heavy Cashmere Over
shirts, 81 25.
Mems Knit Wool Cardigan Jackets, rs
cents, 9S cents, 81 80 and 81.
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A NOVEL ENGIEE.-An ingenious pump
ing engine has been submitted to the
French Academy of Sciences by NJ. Tellick,
and is thus described: The roof of a shed
or small building is made OF tight COM
partments formed of iron plates. which are
riveted at their edges. In each of the CON-
partments a volatile liquid is inclosed,
which becomes vapOrized by the atmOS-
pherlc heat, the vapors escaping by tubes
which meet in a common reservoir. What
ever liquid is drawn with the gas returns
to the compartments by lower tube. The
vapor passes from the reservoir to q metallic
sphere at the bottom of the well, where it
is condensed by the waters cold. This
sphere has a caoutchouo diaphragm which
can be fitted By its elasticity alternately to
the upper, or lower hemisphere, so as to
move sliding valve, and by the alternate
introduction aud condensation of the vapor
to raise water in considerable quantities.
In actual working a machine of this kind
raised 200 gallons of water per hour from
q depth of twenty-three feet.
The sale of nickel-platfd vessels for cook
ing has been prohibited in Lower Austria,
on the gronnd that acid substances often
dissolve enough of the nickel to produce
poisonous effects
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FARM FOR SALE! !

fgJHAT VALUABLE TRACT OF LAND, ssys
situated in Sacramento county, four sfs
miles from Folsom, on the line of the S. Y. -TSr
the line of the C. p. Railroad, containing 440
ACRES; all cleared and fenced, and in grain,
except 90 sores, which is in summer fallow :.
abundantly supplied with water and wood !;
water for irrigsting and raising alfalfa and
fruits also, Farming Implements, including
two Header Wagons with beds Seed Sower,
Ploughs etc, viii be given to the purchaser.
For information terms, etc, inquire of J. S.
MEREDITH, Drugstore 0uthesst corner Second
md K streets. Saorsmen' > deS-H
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BIIIoUsNEss, CONSTIPATION, PILES,
LAssrTUDE ETC.
Safe to take in any condition of the system,
with any diet, and without danger from ex-
posure to wet or cold. Absolutely free from
Mercury or any injurious mineral ingredient.
my wife has suffered for many years with in
digestion l must admit after trying e6erything
else recommended to me tried Simmons Liver
Regulator In three days, after taking it accord
ing to your directions, a halftablespoontu after
each meal, she has been in perfect health; she
does not suffer at all and can eat anything she
wants without any of her previous symptoms"
W. C. SUBERs, Bainbridge, Ga.
Demand the genuine, which has the red u
on front of Wrapper prepared only by
j. II. ZEILIN g. CO,
SOLE PRoPRIEToRs, PHILADELPHIA, PA.
o6-lplyMWFlSWIy
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RnorHNt

ERoM PROTHEROfSR RANCH, NEARA
Z Michigan Bar on Sunday nighJ. kE2SYA
December 5, 1886, l Bay Mare, l6 hands ~
high, more or less; IS. Pr branded on the left
thigh; marked with barbed wire near the bag
on right side; bare footed when stolen. We viii
pay $50 Fifty Dollars for the arrest and eonyic-
tion of the thief or thieves. PROTHERO
BROTHERS, Michigan Bar Sacramento county,
Cal dS-2w
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COLONY LANDS FOR SALE.

nAK PARK COLONY, TEHAMA COUNTY,
~ is in the rich timber belt on the line of the
Oregon Railroad, and is commanding the at
tention of settlers one of the choice localities
for building homes. The climate is mild, the
soil fertile and produces all the fruits in perfec
ton. Secure lands here at the present low
prices. Inquire at 426 street, Sacramento. I'm
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TOR SALE-SIX NEW AND FOUR SECOND
J. hand Engines, rating from to 40 horse
power also, Horsepower Pumps 81. r. ROSE,
Capital Iron Works, No 9)l K ST.. Sacramento. I'm
TIyo LET-CHEAP, TENEMENTs AND UN-
furnished rooms-good loeation-suitable
for housekeeping for small families. Inquire of
D. GARDNER, northeast corner Fourth and
streets If
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SHOES! SHOES, SHOES,
EXCELLENT VALUES IN THIS DEPART.)
Children's Solar-tip, Calf Button Shoes
Isles, 8 to s., 70 cents pair.
Children's Solar-tip, Pebble Goat But
ton Shoes (sizes, to 13), 81 pair.
Ladies American Kid Button Shoes,
81 As a pair.
Ladies Curacao Kid Button Shoes,
81 80 a pair.
Special Values in Mems Heavy Shoes,
at 81 25 81 go, 81 and 81 80. Made
buckle, lace or bellows tongue.
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EoR SALE or TO RENT.

1cO ACRES OF GOOD BOTTOM LAND, ea.7,
lou suitable for Orange growing; stu SSfS
ated on jhe Auburn road, 4 miles from -A-
Roseyille. containing 20 acres of choice Grape
acres which can he irrigated; 10 head of Cattle:
Young Horses. Further particulars can be had
from HENRY THRCICHLER, of this city, or
JACOB MILLER, at Folsom. d2-lm*
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DASTURE.-FINE ALFALFA PASTURE FOR
1 Horses at 81 per month, at L. Winters
Ranch, Clarksburg, Golo county; the Pasture IS
first class: fine board fence and horses looked
Rfter i. WINTERS. ClarkSburg. diff
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HOTEL FOR sALE-FURNITURE, GOOD
IL VIII, etc, of one of the best paying hotels
in Sacramento; location can't be beat; proprie-
tor retiring; viii exchange for q farm or city
property. Address HOTEL, this Office. d4-im
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gsoR SALE-ONE 6-HOEsE POWER PORT
L able Engine and Boiler; 2 horse Truck
and light Buggy; all secondhand but in good
order. Would take in exchange wood coal, hay
OF grain, Apply at d. GARDNER'S, 40l street.
LIZ
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The New French ministry.

PARIS, December 9th.-General Boulanger
and three other members of De Freycinet's
Cabinet have joined the Goblet Ministry.
Goblet will ask the Chamber of Deputies to
authorize provisional three months bud
get and adjourn the debate on the esti-
mates until January. The Radical and
The Reputiiqte says he must abandon DEM
agogism if he wants to establish durable
Government.
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nIo LET-TwO LARGE ROOMS AND THREE
closets, suitable for housekeeping furnished
or unfurnished) as desired. Apply No. 7O2
Ninth street. d6-IWe
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MILLINERY DEPARTMENT.

mILLiNER1 DEHAkIMENT.
Beaded Lace two inches wide), 25
cents per yard.
Jet Bonnet Crowns, Is cents.
Stylish Hat and Bonnet Frames, 10
cents.
Fancy Wings, 20 cents each.
Blue, Tan and White Ostrich Tips III
inches long,, 10 cents each.
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HOME AND ABROAD.
DEMAND FOR A NATIONAL BANK
RUPT LAW.
Proceedings in Congress-A Culprit
Kills Himself-The Great Storm
in Europe.
DOMESTIC NEWS.

ESPECIAL DISPATCHES TO THE RzoORD-Uxos.l
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SACRAMENTO PLAEIEG MILL

MAas:7yg.AoTVBBIEI.R:s FAC. BII.: OF oEpooas, q s.I, I
Finish Door and window Frames. NJ
Bsaekets and Tuning Stair Work III
a Specially. Is
* Corner Front sid Q streets. e
sacramento.
HARXWELL, HOTCHAIss s. STALEl
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Rs- Grand display of HOLIDAY
GOODS and TOYS in our first floor.
Entrance through Boot and Shoe De-
partment to second archway down u
fight of stairs, or entrance through
Dry Goods Department to second
archway down stairs, and turn to the
left through archway.
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T5OR SALE-oN MODERATE TERMS, -FOUR
lots, S0xl60 feet each on south side OF
block between o and P, Twentieth and Twenty
first streets: one of the most elevated and pleas
ant locations for a residence in the city; short
distance from street railroad. Apply to W. e.
CHAMBERLAIN, at Bank of D. o. MILLS u co.
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IFYOU WISH

CPARERIBS AND PORK, AND ALL KINDS
y of Fresh and Salt Meats. Every variety of
SaHsages fresh every day. Also, Ham, Bacon
and Lard at the most reasonable prices
Up N. F. ODELL. Prop.
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AN OLD CASTLE pEMoLIsHEp.

LONDON, December 9th.-The storm to-
day was worst in the Bristol Channel. The
sea-walls were demolished and many
freight cars overturned. The storm has
not yet abated on thenorthwest coast. The
sea is running mountain high at Holy
head. Ballinamore Castle fell in to-day, and
Miss Cody, one of the inmates, was killed.
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J7oR sALE-oNE HUNDRED HEAD OF
L Young Stock, mostly Young Heifers; viii
be sold in lots to suit. Address F. II. SLACK
2. O.. Sacramento. nl6-tf
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CHICAGO, December 9th.-One carload of
California grapes, which are thought to be
the last OF the season, and which arrived
the hrst part OF this week, were frozen and
almost worthless. Dried fruits are not
very firm, and a wane IN prices was quoted
for nearly all descriptions California va
rieties are reported at q fair inquiry here,
and quote as follows: French prunes, per
pound, 8 cents; pitted plums, u cents ::
peaches (quartersl, u cents; peaches
(halves), pared, 25 cents nectarines, 8
cents; pears, S@124 cents raisins, Lon
don layers, 20-pound boxes, steady at 81 S5
to 81 80, and loose Muscatels at 81 20 to
81 so
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FOR SALE-TO LEI.

CARPETS. NEW BRUSSELS CARPET FOR
" sale at 70 cents per yard lsewed and laid;
new Ingram Carpets, cheap for cash; three or
four good secondhand ones; also, lot Furniture,
slightly damaged by fire and water, at a bargain.
Call at once, CHAS. NJ. CAMPBELBS, 400 K
street. Upholstering and Repairing. We buy,
sell or exchange. I'm
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NOR sALE-THREE SPANS OF a
10 fine Horses. For price, ETC., cell kz22SS =
st the Union Brewery, Twentieth andH--IA-
@ streets where the horses can be seen. If
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CLOTHING DEPARTMENT!

Boys Cashmere Knee Pants (ages, 4 to
~, 50-cents; Better Grade in Stripes
and Checks, 70 cents pair.
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Suicide OF Co afessed murderer.
The New TeIegraph system.

BUFFALO, December 9th.-The Baltimore
and Ohio Telegraph Company has COM
pleted its connection with the Canadian
Pacific Railway lines. This connection
establishes communication between the
Baltimore and Ohio system in the United
States and the Canadian Pacific system
from Quebec to British Columbia and the
Pacific coast. 1t is expected that the line
from Vancouver to San Francisco will be
completed within thirty davs
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The Oil FURRY.

PTTsBURG, December 9th.-In the after
noon yesterday considerable strength was
developed in the Oil market and prices raj
lied to 704, closing firm at 20. Towards
the closing hour dealers in Oil City began
buying heavily, and this had the effect of
stiifening values here and elsewhere. The
feeling that the worst is over prevails in
oils circles, but it will be some time before
the trade RECEIVERS from the severe shak-
ing sustained here in the last forty-eight
hours
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BARGAINS! BARGAINS!
CHoTETN g..

Everything Marked Down to the Lowest
Figure!
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Mc0uade's Second Trial

New YORK December 9th-The second
trial of Arthur ]. McQuade for bribery has
at last been begun, after hard-fought bat
tie lasting nearly eight days. A jury of
twelve men, supposed to be impartial, has
been selected. No case is believed to be on
record where so many men were examined
before jury was obtained. Since Monday,
November 18th, 400 special jurors have
been summoned and examined The whole
detective force of the city has been at the
command of District Attorney Marlin, and
money has not been spared in the prepara-
ton of the case for the people. Upon the
result of this trial depends all the other
bribery cases.
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New York, December 9th.-The Board
of Trade and Transportation yesterday
adopted resolution asking the co opera
ton of all the mercantile bodies through
out the United States in securing the enact
ment of national bankrupt law.
1t was also resolved that the interests of
the commercial community would be as
well served if the importers could make
their aftidayits before Notaries Public, in
stead of being compelled to personally ap-
pear at the Custom-house.
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GoBLET's CABINET.

PARIS, December 9th.-The following
named will be the probable members of
the new Ministry Goblet, President of the
Council and Minister of the Interior Du
Clerc, Minister of Foreign Affairs Dau-
phin, Minister of Finance; Burdeau, Min
lister of Public Instruction Sarrien, Minis
ter Of Justice General Boulanger, Minis
ter of War; Admiral Aube, Minister of
Marine and Colonies Granet, Minister of
Posts and Te,egraphs; Lockroy, Minister
of Commerce.
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WASHINGTON, December 9th.-The Sen
ate bill to relinquish the interests of the
United States in certain lands in the city
and county of San Francisco, passed to-day
by the House, confirms a clear title to
strip of land across the southern boundary
of the Pueblo, embracing about 200 acres.
The bill passed the Senate last spring, and
will become a law as soon as approved by
the President
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The Foreign Mails squabble.

LONDON, December 9th.-At the request
OF the Solicitor-General the Court OF
Queens Bench telegraphed the White Star
Steamship Company at Liverpool that an
injunction has been issued restraining the
company from refusing to take on board
the Britannica-which sailed this afternoon
for New York-such mails as might be
rendered. The Britannica took them.
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CoNsTA ANTIEoPLE, December 9th.-Sir
William White, British Minister here, has
received from Lord Iddesleigh dispatch
saying the Porte had intimated very dis
tinctly its desire to discuss the subject Of
the evacuation of Egypt by the British.
and that be has promised to consider the
Porte's ultimatum. Count D'Aunay,
French Agent at Cairo, has informed the
Public Debt Commission that his Govern
ment will decline to enter into any ar
rangement locking to Egyptian admins
trative reforms until date is fixed for
British evacuation.
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REAL ESTATE.

EEw-YORK, SATURDAY, Dec. sos Aooo'
rsAay being legal holiday no sales were he'o ~ ''' ~
s e smSnns realized a Exchange and auction
Room fIom public auction sa,es Of city Tea es '' '
onded with saturday. Dec 70, was s.laV'"
LIST OF AUCTIONS
-r..x .na,na With saturday Jan. 1. the following
sales are to be held at the EXCHANGE anu
Rooms ro.nAy MoNpAy, DEC 90.
Pv Wills1m Kennedy a 90.
rorec,osure sale WIN ii Reid ree,ee 90 loxloo5 and
SstoSy hat No ia7 b5hst 97oio of eth-ave
Foreclosure sale Judge referee lot 34xl3sx73x
s?1aonlsssQo and Sstory dwelling N" 100 o'have s.
TUESDAY. DEC o.
Bu A. H. Mailer q Sen.
foreclosure sale Frederick Forster referee lots 2os
1O0ll each and Ssory dwellings Nos 2O Zoo ana zoo
East il2th-st, ss, e5 Of Sdave
BIZ Richard '. HGracu d Co. -. ~ =
foreclosure SALE George MART MS referee lot 2Sngz
and 4-siory building No 2O74 2daye es. 6OA oil loh-
Bp John p. B. Snauh. ann =,
each and story house West is5th-st OF 9tli-ave
BROOKLYN PROPERTY.
BY Snyh d Ryan.
Tos 49, ass and 4si Greeno-aSs 40 itw Of NOsrand
WEDNESDAY. DEC. %.
BIZ SMITH d Ryan.
Partition sale John whaien referee lot 25x9s9 and
story building No Ss2 26ths l76 ftwof lstave
THURSDAY. DEC 80
Py John T. Boyd
referee lot 262xl 100 and D.
story building No 678 9have. 5o7 IT of 97th-st
BIZ Scott d Myers.
and 4 story dwelling No Is West S2dst 2706 # W Of
FRIDAY. DEC. 81.
Bu John I. EOyd.
foreclosure SALE Abram King referee LOT 25x1Ool and
bsory building No 22l East l02dst s. 3O5 II OF Sdave
BY A. II. Muller Son. 800 .
De referee lot 25SlOOll
and story fiat on l26thst cor OF 81 NichoiasAVe
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IRE RAILWAY. now known "a the NEW

ERIE RAILWAY. now known "a the NEW
H YORK. LAKE ERIE AND WESTERN RATLRoAn
hous local rams savs as%s Station iseen minutes
earlier than from Chambers-st
ing room Coaches TO Binqhamton Elmra Horn ,svllls
Buffalo Sleeping COACHES Hornolsville !" Tine maui
Pullman train Of psT and S' Butte, s'ee ing Coaches
Meanwhile Cleveland Cincinnati Chicago and st Louis
Tare N sGs ts, ans Limited 10 Rochester
Buffalo suspension Bridge md Toronto The only Pullman
coach Ioute between New York md Toronto ~ s,...,u
Coaches to Bnghamton. Flmra Buffalo Niagara FANS cln
fnor% sr@ cssac .4s Bar 79o 7:so $50 1920
m. 1900 noon las 500, $50 4ao bio $50 $50 $40
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sg s H 10 sa 1855 5sS"a n" and Zoo s
Sundays 546. s:30 l0:20 l46. Ais $751; s;oo lVSo
warwick 1: : 800 iO:2Ua 4;30 D. Sundays 5:4oa
Monticello 900 m $50 y m, m - "a, Am 6.so AMI
500 D. IN. Sundays s.30a IN. and 600 Pm AN
Montgomery. Rondout and Kingston A;4o soo& m. o'o
sdpat s%nq pnnm s 80 m $500 m except suniay
Goshen 145 545 1850 600 l020a M $50 800 t3o "a oo
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Tickets passage apartments IN Drawing Room an
Sleeping he otaned and orders for The CHICKENS
N"s aoi I'll s57 Boa way ISL wrsts, Nos Ssi
Futonst Brooklvn or at me companys Dspoy q, 725
Express trains from the West arrive In '1'
'''' JOHN n. ABBOTT. Gent Pass'r Agent New'York.
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EHIGH VALLEY RAILROAD.

PASSENGER TRAINS leave foot of Cortlandt or Des
brosses Is. follows
"A M for Catasauaua and intermediate points
a. m. Lyons Emira. Rochester Bnnalo an
the West and principal local points Chair car TO Wilkes
M for Tunkhannock intermediate points Char car
to1unkhannOck Connection Reading and Harrisburg
34O D. IN Pittston and principal intermediate points
Char PittsOn
$40 p m for COplay and intermediate points Connection
10 Reading and Harrisburg. Chair 20 COnav.
D. NJ Tor Geneva Lyons Elmra, Rochester, Buffalo. an
the West. Pullman sleeper to Lyons
% m forI and Intermediate points
Trains leaving n. / and $40 y. M connect Tor
q ponts n Mahanoy and HaZletnn Coal Regions
SUNDAY TRAINS
m. Mauch Chunk. Hazleton and intermediate
points
b4O D. m COplay and intermediate points
d. Lyons. Emira. Rochester, Buffalo AMI
the West Pullman sleeper TO Lyons
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Gteamuoats ano RAILROADS..
RAILROAD.
On Hnu 6itCi ~ " v s~-' $500 ~
GREAT TRUNK LINE

AND UNITED STATES MAIL ROUTE
Trains leave VIA Desbrosses and couAhd' stree
usf.ssfs Pits.cafg and the West with Pullman Palace
n as cncssS iAo Dining Smoking and sleep
ca,s a. ss ~ H aver aa s6 H. m Cory
cSs@setns !, CORY for fi'a'Vl' Petroleum
yS Ssrs s ).
Wssngson p ar a. and as sS $40 oba "a ar ar
iSS md l BE S nlsst sunday Si'
{sT esps s. S On saturdays only
wa H On ssn sas 5s M and do not stop at
ya %a ro,n sDo Norfolk Phiaaephs and
EoriG Gn. h 4sS q M weei ,ay. .'' 1A'
s a 'S@sss'
a1a's. syr'ss psears yS 7o i ns s III res
E$ fSS$'{ Ssss S rs u.s. Els 5 5sS sss
90 sS s 5Ss c lse sS iis ssd i iiSo
night $50 sSn s sSo s sSS a KS aud 1856
70. PHILADELPHIA.
Express leave YORK VIA DesOf's'es ana 00a'
go 10 sss sIo L@,sea and Shcrs'
5 mi ssa l izls % Ii %I, "a,
Ass an a ssos 1s saa.r an.
ta .S % 4 ssn,oa lsr cs% @ -
s ss ss.as .ssss s f,st .1s
!4%iisd Express Al! nnd my susday isol
S3e los 40 gio $50 $40. ia@s 1850 I'm'''d'
Lave ave P siI Va 800 daily except sun
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