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FUTURE DAYS.
p ATCLIFFE, DARR l. CO., Auctioneers,
IL Formerly with Duncanson Bros.),
go Pa ave. NV.

H Formerly with Duncanson Bros.).
go Pa ave. NV.
SPECIAL CAP SsESSs Au sFREp SALE
SE HS bEass bSR EEErfT eh3s
Ff FF 9fhs
Ss IND u S11s
r.l AyESgE m
SALE THtEsDAY aokSING. DECEMBER
6IF THY BEGINNING PROMPTLY AT 10
We can only name in part arta
SILK Plush Tapestry Raw silk, Embossed Velvet
French Pate Mrrors Bronzes Plush Iop anu othel
Tables; Cabinets; turkish Chairs; Reception Chairs
Piano Lamps kASsl'; L IpSEsyi9s'.
Book Cases; Library and Reading Chairs; Revolving
Chairs B nSf Shf gd RssAs aud Tables
SSd wn Aq%e Oak and Other
Oak Pedestal Extension Tables; China Corner Bou
doris; Leather-covered and other Chairs China and
CHAMBERS.
Suites, Chifoniers. Fancy Rockers Corner Brackets
Toilet Sets wardrobes, Hair and Husk Mattresses
Feather Pillows and holsters, Woven Wire Springs
aud Cabinet Beds.
Oak. Walnut and Cherry Racks and Chairs.
RUGS AND CARPETS.
turkish, Japanese smyrna, Body Tapestry, Ingram
&c.
CHANDELIERS, ETC.
Crystal, Bronze and Hammered Brass for Parlors
Libraries, Dining Rooms, Chambers and Halls
PLANTS.
An exquisite collection of Palms and House Decor
atives.
KITCHEN FURNITURE AND REQUISITES.
70 be sold entirely and exclusively within our auc
ton roons and invite special attention to this col
lection and the closest in~pection of our building
faCil tiles and methods.
Catalogues be obtained morning Of exhibition
or mailed upon application.
d3-2t Auctioneers
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@ACOUtI'C NIdHo4Uut
Washington, December 8. 1889.
The North Baptist Church Property.

Messrs. Cole Il Cole and A. C. Richards have
filed bill in equity for Zalmon Richards to en-
join sale, nullify deed and for a decree for
title against Brown, Glass and others The
complainant states that he held the property
now occupied by the North Baptist church IN
der lease, and in 1875 he assigned the lease to
E II. Gray for the purposes of a church, and
although the consideration recited is 81 600 he
did not receive a cent. The church having
been sold under the action of the Columbia as
ISOLATION and ceasing to be used as intended he
claims that the property reverts to him.
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Kendall Buiidin
THOMAs BOWLING, Auctioneer.


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VALUABLE TWO STORY
AND CELLAR BAY WINDOW SEVEN-KOOM
BRlGk DWELLING ON SECOND STREET NEAR
L STREET NORTHEAST.
Under and by virtue of deed Of trust, dated April
~ AID 1887, and duly recorded in ber l, 252, folio
1O2 one OF the land records of the District of Column
ba, and 1t the request of the holder OF the note
cured thereby will sell to the highest bidder at
public auction in front Of the premises NEDNES-
DAY, THE FOURTH DAY OF DECEMBER, A D.
lowing described real estate situate in the District
Columbia and known and distinguished lot No. IL
in square No. 100, the same is duly recorded in
book folio us of tine land records in office of
veyor OF said District, together with all the improve
ments thereon also known No. 4192d street north
east.
Terms easy and made known at time of sale. A de-
post OF 100 will be required at time of SALE Con-
yeyancng aud recording at cost of purchaser. If
terms OF sale not complied with in ten days from
day OF sale the property will be resold at risk and
cost Of defaulting purchaser.
WILLIAM W. DANENHOWER, ! r-...
WASHINGTON DANENHoWER,S Trustees
n23-d&ds
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Mrs. Hendley's Funeral.

The funeral of Mrs. @. NJ. Hendley was held
yesterday afternoon at the family residence on
L street. There was large attendance of the
friends of the deceased. Secretary Window
showed by his presence his sympathy with his
private secretar Z, the bereaved husband. Rev.
Mr.. Smith, pastor of the Madison Avenue Epis-
copal church, New York, and who oficiated at
the wedding of Mr.. and Mrs. Hendley, read the
burial service. and a quartet composed of Miss
Bertha Lincoln, Mrs. True and Messrs. Clark
and Young sang LEAD, Kindly Light" Dur
ing the services appropriate music was played
on the organ in the Universaist church, which
adjoins the residence. The deceased was at
tired in her wedding dress and the same prayer
book was used as at the wedding The pail
bearers were Langdon Burchell o. d. LaDow,
DIR. Geo. b. WEIGH. Warren Young J. Stanley
Brown and john Young. The interment was at
the Congressional cemetery.
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I am an advocate Of economy in our national
expenditures, but it is a misuse of terms to
make this word describe policy that with
holds an expenditure for the purpose of ex-
tending our foreign commerce. The enlarge
ment and improvement of our merchant
marine, the development Of a sufficient body of
trained American seamen, the promotion of
rapid and regular mail communication between
the ports of other countries and our own, and
the adaptation of large and swift American
merchant steamships to naval uses, in time of
war, are public purposes of the highest concern.
The enlarged participation OF our people in
the carrying of trade, the new and increased
markets that will be opened for the products of
our farms and factories, and the fuller and
better employment of our mechanics, which
will result from a liberal promotion of our for
eign commerce., insure the widest possible
diffusion of benefit to all the States and to all
our people. Everything is most propitious for
the present Inauguration of liberal and pro-
gressive policy upon this subject, and we should
enter upon it with promptness and decision.
The legislation which l have suggested, it is
sincerely believed, will promote the peace and
honor of our country and the prosperity and
security of the people. l invoke the diligent
and serious attention of Congress to the con-
sideration of these and such other measures
as may be presented, having the same great
end in view. BENZ HARRISON,
Executive Mansion,
Wdshjn1,Ou Decao,he, Q 1890
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POTOMAC RIVER BOATS.

Two NORFOLK AND FORT MONROE
u 1hE POPULAR ROUTE
The OLD FANoRITE STEAMER GEORGE LEARY.
Appo,n,me r.sLa hL r.,,. u 0oMEHsrAbLE
rooms large comfortable and heated BY steam Politx
and attentive officers. Thorough Discipline.
From 7th,street wharf MONDAYS. xEDNEsDAYs
The only steamer landing nj Boston wharf Norfo,h
and the only line having exclusive connecticut with
BOSTON AND PkoyIDkNCk sTRAnKRs
Tickets and rooms at 6ls and 1851 Psnnsylvsnfa
ave- Hawleys, 10th and n. W. and knoxs EIprsns
dences. Telephone No. 1853.
mig WM 2. WEIGH. supt and Gen Al
NORFOLK, FORTRESS MONROE AND THT
MONDAY, November IS. 1859 Steamer LADY Of %
Lake and Jane Moseley, having been rSpaired nd
newly furnished Will leave sixth-stroet wharf lem.
linus 9Th aid 9TH street cara st pm. kst1ruina
hour Close connections for New YORK PhiisdsinhS
and North and south For state rooms and inforD1e
ton regarding freight call at Wharf Tslsphons on
"a. Also b. and v. Ticket OfhcsA Ole and S6l -
Board Da 6oxsffsa n cSpHrANYN LAAD AND ID
MOUNT VERNON
steamer W. ". coRooRAN oupt L a nssa
leaves 9Th St wharf daily teIcept sunday Tor Mound
Vernon. leaving 1t 10 An reaching eouS
$3.50 Pm Fare, round trip 81. inclndAn9 admSs =
20 grounds and mansion. eel6
LroR POTOMAC RIVER LANDINGS.
Il INV IRON sTEA0Ek .MAKEFTELU-
Leaves a h-street wharf on AONDAlk THU6sDAn
spd SATekDAfs e an keturning TUkkDAfa
fhdtDAas and SUNDAYS p N touching q kyG
and Leonarotown Md. Connects with b aud U, b q
shepherds. See schedule. JOHN n PADaETT ~
q. W. RIDLEY, Manager. ts25
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Prominent members Of the Portuguese
colony In New York city express the belief that
Dom Pedro will shortly revisit this conntrv
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PROFESSIONAL

MI ME: DREAMER TELLS ALL EVENTS OF LIFE
~ IN Engiish or German. All business CONFIDENTIAL
on sunday from 10 am to s:3Op.m. ms ms
Ph0F. CLAY, OLD ESTABLISHED AND RELIA-
Die Clairyoyant, Astrologer and Medium; born
ss n.; reveals every hidden mystery; hnds lost or
arated together gives in business removes All
i.ny troubles. evil nnuences tells all your business
AAxrs with utmost truth advice divorce contested
WILL speculation. love, &c has power than any
ciIrvoysnt You ever met never fails.
Omce hours 3 p.rn SundsyR z to 4: sit-
dngs, Soc $40 10th st. NV. n23-i2ts
NINE BROOKE TELLS ALL The EvTNTsOR
All LIFE. All business contGen tial Iadtes and roI.
uemen 6o cents each 4US J. GO. between eth and SCI
sA && au26-16Ws
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II IchMoED AND pANyILLE RAILROAD 90.

RICHMoND AND DANEILLE RAILROAD co.
HI schedule IN effect NOVEMBER "a 1889
'o0 a M.-Last tennessee Mail, daily for Warren
stations between Alexandra and LynchOurg koanoke
Bristol knoxville Chattanooga and Memphis Pull,
man Sleeper Washington TO Memphis and Washington
II "a am.-Fsst Mail daily for warrenton. Char.
Lynchburs. Rocky Mount Danville and stations be-
tween lynchburg aud Danvle, Greensboro, kalegh,
AhsneyIde; GhsTiStse ooun 6ia AusqstA AtsnsS
California. Pullman sleeper New York 20 Atlanta
parlor cars Atlanta 70 Montgomery Pullman sieepers
wills 10 Columbia and Augusta Pullman Sleepers
washington 10 Cincinnati wa {. and U. Route.
Strasburg and intermediate stations
go p.m-DaIy via Il nchbuns. Bristol and chat-
Memphis, connecting thence for all Arkansas polnts
9:4O p.m-Nestern Express daily TOR Manassaa
CuipeIer. Orange CHARACTERISTICS. staunton, Louis
Vile.
:00p.m.-Southern Express daily for Iynchbure
Dsnville, Raleigh, Ashevlle Charlotte, C0lumbiS
Augusta Atlanta, MONTGOMERY New Orleans, Tex.S
ana California Pullman yestibule Car Washington 70
New Orleans VIA Atlanta and Montgomery. pullman
Sleeper WASHINGTON 10 Birmingham, Ala, via Atlanta
aid GeOrsla Pacific railway, and Pullman Sleeper
WASHINGTON 10 Asheville and Hot Springs NC, via
Trains on Washington and Ohio division leave WASH
lnst ton SOO ~ daily except Sunday and as pm.
returning leave hound Hill 90 a m daily and II I'd
pm daily except sunday, arriving Washington $50
Through trains from the south via Charlotte Dam
vlIle and ~ nchours arrive in Washington 6:53
am. and 7:lO PIN, via East Tennessee. bristol and
Lynchburg at 1925 m. and 10 40 D. m; VIA Chesa-
peake aud Ohio route and Charlottesville at AS pm
and 7;lo pm. and :53 m. strssburg local 10 AZ
Tickets, sleeping reservation and information
furnished and baggage checked Office 1900 Penn
syivana ave ana At Passenger station. Pennsylvsnis
ms JAS. L TAYLOR, Gen. Pass Assat.
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L. b. HAY, 1875 MY. ave.,
]. WALTER COOKSEI, Trustees.
Eenlall RnnldinO
GEO. ". sTICKNEY, Auctloneer, 936 F st.

-
TRUSTEES SALE OF VERY VALUABLE I'M.
PROVED PROPERTY ON SECOND STREET
sOuTHWEsT BETWEEN NJ AND STREETS,
BEING HOUSES NUMBERED FROM 1874 no
Ia AND From l24S, INCLUSIVE. TO 1888
SECOND STREET SOUTHWEST.
By virtue of certain d. ed trust recorded in Liber
1886 folio ga ct the land records for the
District OF Columbia and at the request the party
secured thereby will offer for sale public auction
i'll front of the premises on III URSDAY the FIFTH
DAA of DECEMBER, AID. 1889. at HALF PAST
FOUR O'CLOCK I NJ, the following described prop
erty III the City of Washington, District OF Coun
knoMn and described as Lots s3 "a. SO. So 81 and
also the north IL feet OF Lot A. Lots Al and as and
the south 10 feet OF Lot At in j. h Marrs
OF square o97 Sold subject to deed of trust to Sc
cure 5000 on each Of Lots SO, 3D. %, S6 81 and s.
with interest from April Is, 1888 and also subject to
deed Of trust to secure the sum $.69S so on Lots
49, At and part OF Lots A and Al with interest from
March 20, 1883
Terms of sale: One half cash and the balance in six
mouths from day of SALE secured by OF trust on
the property Sold with interest all cash. the op-
tlon o. the purchaser. deposit OF sou will he re-
CURED ON each lot or part OF lot at time sale All
eonyeyaneing and recording at purchasers cost
Terms TO be complied with in Is days.
nSo-eo&ds FIELDER +. HACKNEY, Trustee
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QUICK TRAINS TO NEW YoRK.-The Baltimore
and Ohio railroad is maintaining complete
schedule of passenger trains to Baltimore,
Philadelphia and New York. No transfer, no
change, punctual service. Pulman's finest
parlor and sleeping cars. See Baltimore and
Ohio timetable, this paper
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Baltimore AND ONO Rn.Ro.p


Leave Washington from station corner Of New Jersey
For Chicago and Northwest. vs.tibuled Limited
eHt ress ds,ls II 20 an. express $3.50 . M
for PitisbuTg and Cleveland. vsstibuled Limited
express daily III 20 a. m. and express s:40pm-
For For Lexington and Loc. stations ITO :3oAm
800 $50 s:4S ii 90. II 90. as minutes M M
g. 5 5sG. $50 4f6 t $,s 8in SSc
s gSo s saa Iso f H ss5d.S 1sn 100 so
SSS q nnais. 525 20 4:S5 20. 10 10 7:9G
For Way stations between Washington and B.lu-
more 300 $40. $50 n l2lo, 3;25, % es9.
Trans leave Baltimore for w.shins,on week day,
4 4ib f soa i zoo d f256 ii5O 10 800 iS
1928 and IL 100 = m. sundays. $50 7:45. $50
gd do ~ 6 10 AMI aio ZOO ls59 i59 2dG 4l5
IST Annapolis 81 40 and 20 1910. 4:5 and
Annapolis o 40 80 am, - :05 3 so and 6: 10 m
For stations on the Metropolitan Branch. te.4A
fi0:90 an 81 a2 n Tor principal stations onlys
For ko Roc and Way Stations, "A rs pm
fer Gait hers9urg ana Intermediates points, 90 90
For Boyds and intermediate stations, n 90 pm,
Church train leaves Washington on Sunday at lis
"a; itopLins at sll stations on Metropossn Branch
For hagerstown, TO 30 am. and rs :30p.m
Trans arrive from Chicago daily IL AS a IN. and
10 y. N. from Cincinnati and ST. Louis daily 3:a5
a. H. and l.5O pm. from Rttsburg 40 IN, . 80
y. Ii. daily.
NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA DIVISION.
for New York, Trenton. Newark aud Elizabeth n
j., 100, 70 100, 800, 'l2 90 n -: 3d. q 30 and
100 pm Buffet parlor cars on all day raina
For Phadepais NeSUrS Mi%fnsoS s and Chester
1900 100, 1920. ~ Oo AN, y 80 "a .2O I'D
ana 10 30 pm.
Tor intermediate points between Baltimore md PHIL
sdelphlas 10 40 and 81 20 a. m, az 200, t3lbpm
II 900 am. 1900, 1870. $500 p m and 'l2:l6
night.
Trains leave Philadelphia for Washington $40
'S;l5 10 M, II 35. a 40. 81 :05, W 40 pm
For Atlanuc City 400 q m and 1880 m SUM-
days 100 a m. and 1900 noon.
Except sunday. 'DsiIy. ssunday only.
licences by Union Transfer Co. orders left ticket
Offices, . and 1851 Ia. ave. and kt Depot
.. ODELlr CHAs. q. sCULL.
NIL Gen Manager. Gen Pass Art
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(NHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE VACANT 10
~ FRONTING STANTON PARK.

By virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court Of the
District of Columbia, passed in Equity No.
1883, Doc. 20, Belts Perry, administrator al
shall, on WEDNESDAY, the FOURTH DAY OF DE-
GENDER, AID. 1889. at FOUR O'CLOCK PM. offer
for sale at auction, front the premises the
80 feet 81 inches fronting Stanton park between 9Th
and 9th streets east by depth of 90 feet of original
Lot l, III square S37, in this city.
The above property offers an unusual inducement to
persons desiring Investment business property
Terms Of sale, provided by the decree. are One
fourth OF the purchase money cash and the residue in
three equal lnstallments at respectively twelva
and months from the day of sale with per
cent interest," the deferred payments to be secured by
the purchasers notes and deed of on the prop
ery, or all the purchase money be paid in cash
the purchasers option. deposit of 800 will be
CURED ut the time OF sale If the terms of sale
complied with within twenty days after the day of
sale the property will be resod at the risk cost Of
the detaulting purchaser.
BLAIR LEE. Trustee.
EaD1 yyr1iir ipr
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IN WASHINGTON, c.. December2 =, los9.-Notce
six hsHFeby sven thAi f N tEdtII h6ik DECEMBER
VIII sell at public auction lot of Lost,
Duncanson Brothers 9th and streets NV, consist
ing of Clothing. Tools, Trunks, etc This in confor
nity with Sec All Rev. stat of the Uni ed States
lating to the district of Columbia RICHARD SYL-
vESl Err, Prop. Clerk Met. Police, DC. da-3t
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ID ATCLIFFE DARR CO., AUCTIONEERS
HI 800 Penna. ave- ave-. NV.

1000 HORSE BLANKETS IN ASSORTED KINDS
SIZES, PATTERNS AND WEIGHTS.
PLUSH, WOOL AND FUR LAP COVERS AND
ROBES, IN ASSORTED SIZES AND PATTERNS
AT AUCTION.
ON FRIDAY, DECEMBER SIXTH, 1889,
COMMENCING AT ELEVEN O'CLOCK AN, WE
WILL SELL ON THE FIRST FLOOR OF OUR
AUCTION SALE ROOMS. 800 PENN
SYLVANIA AVENUE NORTHWEST,
q Large and Assorted Lot Of
HORSE BLANKETS IN ENDLESS VARIETY LAP
COvERS AND ROBES. IN PLUSH, WOOL
AND FUR, BEAUTIFUL PATTERNS
AND DESIRABLE SIZES,
being q direct Manufacturers CONSIGNMENT, to be
sold without reserve.
attend this SALE
d3-3t RADCLIFFE, DARR CO.
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OUT OF WASHINGTON.

21CO PER YEAR, DEPRESSED BUSINESS
S1SO prices; Maplewood Institute. both sexes.
Concordyile, Pa. frs-cl&ss Instructors al branches
taught good home for Little Boys Jos SHORT
L1DGE Nale). A. M PRINCIPAL sulo-4m
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TlHOs. Z. WAGGAMAN, Real Estate Auction


TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE LOT I'M.
PROVED BY TWO-STORY FRAME DWELL
ING. NO: 243S STREET NORTHWEST
GEORGETOWN, DC.
BY virtue of two deeds of trust recorded respectively
i'll Liber No. l2lo, folio g. and Liber No 1903 folio
4o9, " the land records the District of Columbia
aud at the request OF the parties thereby secured we
Will sell at public auction front premises on
MONDAY, DECEABER NINTH, 1885, at -FOUR
O'CLOCK r M, the following described real estate
situate III Georgetown c., and described follows:
BEGINNING Tor the same at point distant $50 feet
eastwardly ON line drawn north 73 degrees 10 NM
utes east through the point Of of south
line OF West street and the line of George
town - from said point Of intersection; thence
with said hrst mentioned line north rs degrees 10
minutes east 80 feet; thence south 10 degrees 30
minutes east TO feet; thence south 73 degrees 10
minutes west 50 feet; thence north D degrees 80
minutes west TO feet to the place beginning with
the improvements consisting OF Frame Dwelling and
Stable.
Terms: One third cash, balance in three equal in
stallments, i'll q, IL and months, for which notes
OF purchaser. bearing interest from day sale and
secured by deed OF trust on property Sold will be
kel or all cash, at option OF purchaser deposit of
SlVO Will be at time OF sale and all convey
ancng and recording will be at purchasers cost If
terms are not complied with in fifteen days from sale
property Will be resod at risk and Of detautiug
purchaser after five days advertisement
THOS. L. WAGGAMAN,t ,r.
n27-d&ds JOHN W. PiLLING, Trusteea
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EDUCATIONAL.
THE COLUMBIAN UNIVERSITY.

THE COLUMBIAN COLLEGE PREPARATORY
Il school, 1885 II st. NV, furnishes thoroush
preparation for COLLEGE for the United states military
and naval academies and for business Ten Instruct
ors. Number Of pupils limited 20 100. few yscnn
eies remain For Information Apply 20 A p. MON
TAGUE PhD, PRINCIPAL. oc24-Sm
THE COLUMBIAN UNIvERsrTY-THEC oRCo-
Il ran Scientific School opened October i. The
classes which meet IN the evening, open 20 both
sexes For Information about the courses in Algebr.
Geometry, Trigonometry, Analytic Geometry and
Calculus, Apply 70 H. l. HoDGkINs. Professor OF
mathematics ocl2-2m
GAkFlELD KINDERGARTEN = MISS MARY
" Hooper, who founded the FIRST kindergar;en in
Washington IN 500, has returned to the city Will
reopen her kindergsrten at the residence Of Mrs.
Leonard GARFIELD Spencer, 1921 II st. ne, MONDAY.
october q, r. m 70 II m Heriic and street lines
se2S-5m
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(yHANCERY SALE OF yALUBLE LOT ON o
" STREET NORTHWEST BETWEEN NORTH
aAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS.

CAPITOL AND FIRST STREETS.
Under decree Of the Supreme Court Of the District
of Columbia in Equity cause No. IL 500 Holmes ct
al Jones ct al will sell, At public auction in
front OF the premises on TUESDAY, DECkMBER
35, In square 81 g. the same being II feet inches
front and 135 feet deep. containing 2.317k square
feet.
Terms Of sale: One-third cash; balance in six and
twelve months In two equal payments, notes se-
cured BY deed Of trust on the property, all cash. at
option Of purchaser Conyeyancing and recording at
h accepted The trustee reserves the right to resell
three days notice IN the Warrington Post newspsper
said purchaser fail TO comply with the terms Of sale
CHASE kOYS. Trustee.
631 r ct. NV.
WEEKS Co., AucdopeerA n20-eokds
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RAILROADS.

NE GREAT FFrSSsy1y.s,. nourx
sffft kf H lsSI hHels fI poSSsrx1
TRAINS LrISk INA sss Rss1ss a STATION
f fSI EI.s1 81. II -
T.s Line 50 -. d.ts . dSs nm :. ~ y
sinnsa. and sisspins Oar. H.rr,.sgrs 20 10 N.
al,naIclis dally. except saturday. % chiceeo
LArlor Car Warrington 70 Hsrrsburs. and Sleep.
fssan,s: nd Psss or G:9;l.Sa !: $ 8
sieePias csrs MasSS.,n - e.s ca s5a So s
Louis. connectins daily At H.rris6urs with through
pres, 10 90 m a.iiy, for Pstssurs aud the we.a
with through sleeper 70 f1tts6urs. and Pi,sSars
ror bk. .Ll AND POTOMAC RAILROAD. -
daily. except SGnsss. s.iosn ana N-sars rHis
For hGis, SsnanaaisH. and Rochester daily Tor Buff
with sieepins Car NsshiS ston 70 RoSses,eF. P'
For Milliamsport Lock Haven and Elmirs ., II so
For Ml Mia daily, $3.50 pm.
20, g:O0, ii 90 and j 40 am., 30. 8 20
t;lo; 1000 and II 20 pm; % SUNDAY zoo
pm Limited EIrfess Of PSm many p saa d.r 10
s:4o am daily. except sunday. and 400 p-la
FOR PHILADELPHIA ONLY.
fas, lures 10 an week days aud s'lo pm daily.
For Boston WITHOUT oh.pss, 3 20 p m every day.
For srsS. , NJ =. thrpSsh train. connect q
inS direct transfer 70 Fulton street avoiding
For Atlantic CITY. ii $40 Am. week dsys IL 40 pm.
daily.
For Baltimore. e:s5 7ieo. s.lO.- 300 es4o. 10 so
100 4:ao, 4:2o, $40. 600 $40, sac. 10 90
u 40 am. 2:lo. $50, $50. 400. 10, 500
900. sil0, lO:0o aud IL :20p.m.
For Pope's Creek line 20 N and 40 p m daily,
For Annapolis, 72o am, IL .o5 and 20 Pm. dail,,
except Sunday. sundays 300 m. 4: 10 m.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL-
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
IN EFFECT NOVEMBER is 1850.
For Alexandria 400. 6::i5. As 40 81. as, 0:b7
am1 l2:o4 noon, 2;Q5. 4:l5, 4:25. ass. Q .Ol.
s02, 900 and II 30 PIP. On sunday 81 so,
80, os45. 1857 am, 2:SO. <.l5. col. SOC
Accommodation for ouantico. 7;45 am and ass
pm week days: AS am. Sundays.
For Richmond aud the south. &.30. ST am and
4:l5 pm. daily.
Trains leave Alexandria for Warrington 6 .o5 7toS
800 BIO. l0:l5, IL .07 m. 20. 100. 10
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CHAS. T. PUGH, D. X MOOD
General Manager. td2l Gen. Fasl Agent
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1889-12-03
A NAVAL RESERVE.

We should also make provision for naval
reserve to consist of such merchant ships. of
American construction and of a specified ton
mage and speed, as the owners will consent to
place at the use of the Government, in case of
this policy, and as a result can now, upon
necessity, at once place upon her naval list
some of the fastest steamships in the world.
proper supervision of the construction of
such vessels would make their conversion into
effective ships of war very easy.