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DR. Il. ]. KIsNER,

,r,rN,uFps HIS TIL ANKS To ALL ihOf,h
Mo have ftvorgl him Win tlslf ounn-
f.nr. md rnfrunalo. arri Wund iniefin ~ ~,
f-.r|i. s1lI fhe people generally, tlll NJ WI,
~. ....-...ral wear os-urV hls old uilce ON ~
sfr.rf. near Red a XMAS Drug -iule, Nenl,e
WrasfInr "a. IA. where De- may hf cnll,ull,
- fn raf.rrnro o. fheIrdI-gfi' ne ma uft in,,
rnnrlrfsr 20 which the uocior = Nn,e AT el
firls anil under an circumstances, % dg-.'iiie
,r.I b. .ra.ur,. of the rr11nhle result AMI guit-
Tom III ir,nfmeuL he puctilts me tch,,Ne
system or Madiclue. using mid lul eiltttlft
r,rnaIIfs. supporting Instead % uepnr,l tl-
~. NIfaf puWrrl Tie moilicines ustd nN
fin are preuarud ami put up IN NJ gNh
r1TIet rsshlos thf treatment Of Acute ~
49, IT, kasuer " m give hls attention 20 llle
f--..frrruf of am Vlrieffs of Chronic o. 49,
MAJ a.,l1ure Of the human rlcn, -.,ruiult, pm
IN M. vnrII.l fnrIus. wins fnlruleut ul.tnefH,~
49,. - "a. - urevfllrut among chtldftn,
r-.--,i.r,f AM hnluil Orrua. tnllrled ollnt.-,
fri--r-.rirrls ffIuorrs and Hl Narnos OF SKIN
f1's...,-... viii receive hs special gtienihn.-
Tli......s III me TlirCai Lung and Hear, l.iN-
r. frlririI UIsffhO a. ID .auiffN Nlu Ills,
-. I'D fh.. Urinary tlnrans SYPHILIS, Ng,
N.-v1-rs arh spinal Areciiun-. fpilei-N,
phenuT.ff.-n rnd paraNsls. Diseases ~ -
r,,i.I. frr.Ir-nnrrhea Ifuoorrhf.i, frula l~ils
Ttrri ana Am Painful lrrggul1riues AMI ~
vmus nisrnsss Ia which thCy are Sio eNt .e
trs-Ifa .rrr-tssfiINV. Tie fntlfmeni OF me-
URFN vriu rslalve ne same attention - htte-
fnfnnr Am ouusuifni Iuns ana cuInfn uui'A-
finus sfrirfIy CONFIDENTIAL. and WI te,Niee
urnrnrf affTufiuu. y KIT cails cneerfulN ~
swef,d Ofice hour from to y A. ", lo
and o ton a. NJ. luh-
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r8y authority Of the Iegislaiure.l
Proposed Amendment TO the
Constitution Of the State Of
West Virginia.

nFSOLVFD. BY TIE LEGISLATURE
Ii of West Virginia. The following = pro-
posszi a. an amendment % the tuiiSil9tlol ~
m. STATE to H. nfl,isi at the end OF the first
ssrftun uf the thirl article thereoi, % hettlihe
mart 20 the said Constitution when rauhed
ai.7nnllua in the provisions thcrcuL nainelN;
sNn pfrs,lu who, since the nrst day or June,
ls6l. has given or shall give voluntary an =,
.,...isfnnra fnfhe rrhelliun agalnsi the lniied
state shall D. n citizen ~ this state or h. al
iows.i to vute ~ any election held therein,
mmlezs he hals volunteered INTO the military
or naval ssrvice ~ the Jniiet riiiies and has
f.sn o. snail b. honouibly discharged there
Adopted. March 4. tssA JUS
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dslisffllanfous.
NEW GOODS
DAILY OPENING AT
D. Nicoll & Bro s.

DEAL vALENCTE EDGIS0, PAIENl
IL Nalenfi. Edging and Inserting. English
Thread Eiging, Ribbon Eiging, Jaconet Zig
ing and Inserting. Embroidered slippers fof
I.aslieS ami Gents, EmbOlderd Linen Sets
Collars aud Cum, Iead Ornarnfnts far lTes-s-
aud Goats, ls-ah Gimp. silk Gimp. Ncivei
Rllilon, Fancy undenleeyss and cum, Black
Lace Falls and Swiss Colarptte, Tape Trim
ming. Wide Betting. ladies Linen Collars,
Gets Linen, Crystal, Pearl, Coral, JET, SIX
and India Rubitr buttons, Colored Velvet
RiblDn, Emene- Crochet iiaid, six fH-
broidersd Bn,h, Gilt and JET Fell Buckles,
Shirt Fronts, Fancy Bow Tuck Cunts, ltath.
er, cum. Butterfly Scarfs lndis> and tient.'
Neck Ties, Watch Guards, Head Nets, Water
Fall Pads, Tot~ie-. 0resian Curis, Curi siicks,
Hair Brainls and frazetts.
Pine Kid Gloves aud large and well select
ed assortment Of split. Single and Double
Zephyr.
The above goods are In store and for sale.
ID. NICOLL a BRO.
auR9B l0s Main Street.
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Franklin Insurance Company
$4,000.

fWpttnf. it'.''t-
pTRErTORs:
T. ". Tngan. T. r. Shalirro-s, Geo. X. Wheat,
Gen. Mendel. John Zos-kleT. Saml Mo lei
Ian. q. W. fmnzheim, Jas Y. Nance, Alex.
Inurhlln.
rI,IITs COMPANY HAVING BFFN DULY
' urvanrri. an prararrd ~ take risks NJ
fair nate ON huilllno ~ all kinds, mefrhan-
dice. manufacturing establishments. furui-
tire. STEAMBOATS, aud carTos- on the western
river. and lakes. ami ai@o on the lives ofprI-
aons Cor term 81 yean. This Company Of
fer superior Inducements 10 farmers, where
ly thrv ran D. insured for thTes year. ~ ~
dunsl rate. This being n home institution,
composed 81 suune nineiy-fonr sios'kholders.
mf~f ~ whom are among our he-i hil.ines-
men, nacommends itzs.lf 10 tho favorable cpn-
slderation ~ the insuring public, and -oliciis
their patronage.
Applications fa Insurance win h. promptly
atfensiesl ~ Nv tho -. n.fnrv.
Ofiice. No. Ncfur Hours, heing the same
formerly OssrIpiesi Nv ADAMS Fxpm@ Go.
NJ. ARTHUR. Secretary.
SAINT. MCCLELLAN, Precedent.
GEO. MENDEL, Vice President
n. e. ARTHUR, Agent for paving pensions.
Ofice. No. ! Mcinne House. being the same
formerly corrupted By Adams Express %.
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the New York Tribune says:
The war being ended. the Smiihson-
ian Institute hung out a United States
fiag. As long as the contest was doubt
mi the officers Of that institution stead
ilv omitted 10 allow the Stars and
Stripes to float over their grounds.
II that Is true, the officers Of the
Smithsonian Institute ought TO be eject
ell summarily.
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TO INVALID SOLDIERS!
Artificial Legs, Arms and Clutches.
GREAT IMPROVEMENT IN THEIR
MANUFACTURE
u. =. CENTRAL HOSPITAL
U1eeffuo M Tn aus-,I rTfh 10,

u. r. CENTRAL HOSPITAL. !
WhoeffnO, W. Va, Aprf 18th, INA
II TAKE PLEASURE IN STATING To
i you that have carefully. examined the
Artificial Iegs manufactured by fnoSARD
LEeRAS. and for which you an. agent. For
simplicity Of construction ~ well n dumbili-
~ and convenience. ! have never sen any
thing 10 equal them. and therefore ehecrfully
recommend them 10 any who arr unfortunate
enough 10 need artificial limbs.
Very rspt, your oled'tseryt.
"A. Surgeon, q. y A., In charge
WHEELING, W. Va. April 9Th, lS-A
have canefllly examined the Artificial
Leg OF LR0NARD iEGRAS. and IND them
simple In their construction, Of efs-l work
manship, light and very substantially made.
They viii h. quite as seryicsabc ~ any arti-
fetal legs In u-e, and ON aocount of their sim
pllcty aud strength les Liable Ia need repair.
I cheerfuliy recommend them to any who
may need artificial limits
A. A. surgeon. 4. :. A
HEHRox. PLEksASTs COUNTY, W. Val
September y. l~S. ! I
w. Charic, BeAler. Hhooiing, ". Va.
Dear Sri have now teen using the two
half lers of the I.s.gTnn make, furnished by
YOU, for over two months and u afiorls me
great pleasure In saying that they have been
a great satisfaction 10 me In that time. The
limb l. simple m CONSTRUCTION strong, and j.
limb which the necessities OF my cslse require.
I bope there may ~ but few who have been
- unfortunate n 10 have lot both their limbs
~ have. but II any such should he found, to
such especially, and 20 all Others. who's mis-
fortune " Is 10 h. deprived Of a limb. cheer
fully recommed the fegnn limb on account
81 tsstrength. simplicity. and general adap-
tation 10 the ti>es for which Il l. Intended.
Very truly yourS, &C.,
SAMUEL BUMGARDSER.
For further particulars call on or addps
CHARLES HELLER. Agt.,
Monroe 81. bef. Markof a Fbtg-fh.
aprH-ly
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WoNAN's HAND.-There il scarcelyiin
the whole scope of our enjoyment-it Is
a bold, bold assertion. but oh, how truel
"A sensation, more delightful than that
arising from the warm touch OF a
woman's hand. it, very delicacy and
weakness, as 10 lides into a more strong
and manly grasp, IL a fit emblem ofthe
lust confidence the heart Is so DESTROYS
10 bestow upon its destined protector.
And whilst the nerves thrill over the
soft fingers and the electricity orpasslon
is firing every vein-whilst "A spirit
richer and more refined than thought
itself, fiutters in the bosom-how the
heart seems striving Co expand itself
into that unuttenble ecstacy Of being,
80 seldom felt-so impossible to be des-
cribed
Reader. invoke, we pray thee, the aid
of memory, and let her recall, In moon
light fitfulness, the scenes Of thy court
ship-thy April mornings Of hope ana
fear-of love, joy and passion. Let
those visions Of bliss again rise In shad-
owy review, like the springing afresh
of a rainbow fOuntain-thOu wilt own
that whether amidst the Injuries ofart,
screened by friendly shade from the
| too strict scrutiny ofthe brilliant chan
delier. or In the solitude of natures
untimed magnificenee-if thou couldst
but win the confidence other thou loyst,
80 seemingly unconscious IL had esca.
ped her maidenly keeping, she would
trust her timid hand in thine, thy
thoughts were flooded with delight
thy very bosom glowed with a generous
rapture. oh how you then swore "a
thy heart Of hearts In more holy, more
pure, than that Of the altar 20 protect,
10 comfort her--to minister 10 her JOYS,
TO he her guard. her guide. .her all In ALI
fthOu didst not, thou vast no lover.
Perchnnce with the SOFT "reminiscences
Of stolen glances 1.-THE first effect Of un-
pledged love, )timid speeches and ardent
vows, comes the whitening thought OF
faith broken, looks estranged, and vows
forgotten-the cold countenance the
naughty answer, the disdainful smile,
Alas memory Is too faithful n witness
and when called to bear testimony "a
the dearest pleasures of Lang Syne,
dare even there be cross-examined.
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NEW ARRANGEMENT.
A Card.

WE RETURN OUR THANKS To THE
w many friends and Patrons Of jeremiah
Cieinen~. idsceass-ll for the lii-sfrl psirnn-
age lzsfoWe,l On him whils in our mLlsf and
also take TN. method ~ informing the rub
lic that W. intend 20 carry on the Furniture
and Upholstery huslns-s IN al it, branches
NJ the obi stand, No. 10 Main street, where
we hope by strict attention 20 business ~
merit continuance ~ the patronage hs-fow-
ed on him. J. CLEMENS a Gu.
y. h-We also intend 10 cany on the Tn
dertaking Eusins-s NJ hsfurr. We keep con-
and other Coffinx. aug2f
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lately alleged in New York case. or
the culpable neglect Of parties running
the train, the public ought Ia know the
truth aud provide the remedy.
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ENMRrONIGf

TIME SYMPTOMS or CATARRH AZ
they generally appear are NJ nrt very
slight. Persons find they have cpld, thai
they have frequent attacks, and arc NOR
sensitive IN the changes IT temperature. W
thlscondltlon, the noe may h. dry or slight
dIScharge, thin and acrid, afterwards becnin-
ing thick and adhesive. As the di'ease ls-
cnines chronic, the discharges nre inenassi N
quantity and changed In quality; they are now
thick and heavy. and are hawkei OF cougliei
on Tie sscretiOns are 0fiensiN e, cntl-ing n ls.i
breath the voice i thick and nasal. HE eye
are weak; the sense OF the smell 4 ls-senssi OF
destruvsSi; deafncss frequently inkcs place.
Another common and important symtom OF
Caiarrh h that the per~on u oldlg,sl 10 clear
his throat In the morning ~ thick 90 Shiny
murifs. which has fallen down nom the head
during the night. When this takes placc the
person may lie sure that his diss-tse = ON ~
way to the lung. and should los no time IN
The Above are but few ofthe many Caiauh
symptoms
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TURKISH TOWELS, FLESH BRUSHES
BOOKINGS, No. 4 Odd Fellows Hall
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INN CODOgr anil Sheet Iron Ware

HAVING INCREASED MY FACILITIES
CIR the manufacture o. the above afu-
a.. I am urcrarcd 10 on All orders promptly,
AMI a. cheap or cheaper than can - hid AZ
any other hons Ia the CITY. Keep The latest
raifarfs ~ SIUNt,- both Wossi and tHd,
and v m warrant eVery Stove. ! am prlin-
~ ~ 40 an kinds 81 job Work In SHEET Iron
sri Tin and will give such lols my personal
atfrntion. Spuutng and Guiiering o. All
Kinds always On hand. Copper ana bf,tss
Egffl,s and ffuit Cans u thchsSt KIND hlso
very cheap. Merchants and other Ni-tihs
.'.ltV VII do well % give me a call.
- r. y. CALDWELL.
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#tdifal
SEIIERS Cough SYRUP.

ms PROMPT ~ lbs N' lI'Nl wv =. n ~
81. and mas us pen 7. IN, -. ~, Il.
Or rnosi del.tti' tl..' ,,i',r,,~,Vi.,1y IN
...... ...H., u hifrNri be- L. not uuA
..........I uIH.UIIiN uI pulmonary
.-,r r-.....H .. H..NI'.lIe, "N. n
,'.r-,fl.. r.. ..I.iaiuu. tiiifi.a e s'fa. i'i IN
,t.,.... ...... fuI .u..r'aI ~ -..i-f-- 2 iull
= 49,. ...'.. Hf e.fiInlIt'.r ir''lNtN "'ii
..-t......-. u. rH,-aul tur i".''HiNs
-. an. Ras. a.. a.. lanai. Pastor OF
r. Rapfi~t Ohurrh, Alexandria.
ohin. ,......r. r.h IA fSls.
Dol. r.-.,r,. i,.t q U.id a s.NtIg cuasa, ply
l-..r,, = tll .,Il. sn that c1ughcd a.
'ft ....f.. .lr fy.nA1vs and a On |ghc irunl
M. r...-lI.ue until ~afurilN nignl u"A
.... .n fr. .tuu.ue. Uf tnr rnrs.riifi d','
...I H.f.H.i Hui >..lI t.| H.-i. "i,N''' '
..r.nIsI 0"aH rHFtHg.
rt..s b. s,rll a.rdn Boz the ulorniug. and
,.-'...r.,l taIoc luruz the GA, without any
-r.. IN ume 0 have Eiyeu u nyguenily
o.. ms rhIbIrcu. and nslicNr ih..i ~ hlas esscn-
f.l..f u.I.Nod thcui- Yours, ir1.fs .,,r,
r..,u,u,.nsiesi particularly 90 glerEN-
usrn. Lawyers and other Public
speaker
p,.s--r Porter hr,. without solicitation,
r.,.r L o,rfIn.ste nl the eXc.lrnog on ~,
-.rrurrr cough Nedicine. q twin D. inierri-
IT,. p, rfl WHO are anlicict with cocghs.-
fnl..rr nsrar Nrr. -.
fNtIrANeF Hurrr. ncccnlfer ~, ISL
49,. Ffr-ss- Having tFfii inr siirfie un'e
49, ,Yrre uuah an Icfld With "a severe evli,
...f .lrrasf CONSTANT ruuEh. ard having tfifd
...rI.rra e|rnHtlIas. sfrufs ~. ana llL ~ ~
.r..f Was .ullurfU nN ms c-.ttmci Hit.l,
Ia al Warra..,. nf This c.fN. tu make q irlil
.I r D. -.Wers UUuEn swap. daf ,li, anu 70
r..r .rsaf slrrr-t D rgcUlNg'i aiutel ll.illt,.l-
n. -f.rl 10 Ma W mn tnr rro.re-i dAi cillIN
fI..f Il..fur.sI before mN u-ItrI.Nr cils-t''r
t...... f.e.r- Ia .rsn.nlfl uf thr ~Nrun, 'u,l
-...rf.r.nr ms IIcfurU uHnfl, cuuai .lfte
v.fN r.rffrf e1-e tufIng thH eNenint.
,...tr. rarf.ruirrlY recommend 70 % ci-ief
mon. Eiuvrr~. ari Other runic -leae'i~
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sraARCOATED PILLS.

N RRIs PLAsTER PARIS, Bksr quality
VV '''''''1 P. G HuDRETH a BRO
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SAVINGS n4NK on WHEELING.

one. Maia S.. bsfircrn MoHrus oHd Qaunc1.
MONEY RECEINFD or TRANSIENT
vi nTozito. iutcn<t paid on special "
roslfs COlectiuns prunpily aitthded 20.
kNchange ON the iast bought and snli;
TWOS. a. LIST. President
sAM'L p. HIIpRErB, Treasurer.
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Tin & Sheet Iron Ware,

A LWAYs on HAND, A LARGE AND
n complete sortment 81 the above, and
everything elSe In our line of business. which
we will sell lower for cash than any other
house In the city.
An goods sid by Ms are warranted. iu27
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PROPOSALS FOR FORAGE.
cHIET ouARrERMAarER's orTrei

WAsHIEeTon, ID. c., Feb. y, 1895.
Sealed proposal. ar. rel Invited y ne under.
term Aaler'a Department., at WAAhington, D.
G., baltimore, Nd, AIsxAndriA, and Fortress
monroo, Va, or either Of these places, with
Hay, Corn, OAts, and straw.
bids viii be received Tor tho delivery OF
5000 bushels Of corn or oats and 80 tons Of hay
or straw, and upwards. .....I.
Bidders must ltate At which Of the above
S.ed RS,,S they Ir0SS:SS To-, e nSss GsIS;
deliveries theroat, the quantity ofeAeh article
proposed 20 DO delivered, the time when said
deliveries shall be commenced, and when TO
be eomplsted. ..-'
the price must DO written out in words on
Corn 70 be put up In good stout sacks, Of
about two bushels each, Oats In like aaekS,
Of about three bushels each. The sacks TO be
ernment. The hay and straw 10 DO securely
baled. f.
The particular kind or description OF oAts,
corn, hay, or straw, proposed 20 be delivered
muIt b stated IN The proposals.. -.
In invited will be subject TO a rigid inspection
By the yoyerpment Inspector before being
Contrasts VII be awarded from time to time
to the lowest Responsible BIDDER, 40 the In
forest Of the Governmtnt may require, and
payment will be maze when the whole amount
sontrso,ed for shall have been delivered and
Aocopted. lie.
The bidder will be required 10 accompany
his proposal with guaranty, signed BY two
responsible persons, hat IN case his bid be
accepted he or they will, within ten dAYe
CATER, execute the contract for the same,
with good and uuf1olent sureties in q sum
equal to the amount OF the contract, TO de-
liver tho articles proposed, In conformity with
the terms Of this Advertisement; and IN ease
the said bidder shall fail TO enter into the
contract, thoy 10 make good the difference
between the otier OF said bidder and the next
whom the contract may be awarded.
The responsibility OF the EuArAntors must
be shown by the ofiieiAl certificate Of "a United
StAtoa District Attorney, Collector OF GUS
toms, or any other Officers under the United
States Government, or responHible person
known 70 this olfioe. ~
All bidders win 10 duly notified OF the go
'ePs.n9s Or rclSetisn Of their proposals..
eAsh bidder must DO lssibly written in the
Proposals must be addressed 10 RriEAdisr
General D, n. Rueker, Chief Depot Quarter
master, Weshlngton, d. e., and should be
plainly marked proposals Tor Forage"
Bonds, In q sum equal TO the amount OF the
contract, signed by the contractor and both
q bic gnarantoI,, viii DO requ red OF tes sue
sessiul bidder or bidders upon signing the con-
IlSnk forms Of bids, guarantees, and bonds
may bo obtained upon application At this
All proposal. received under this advertise.
ment will DO opened and examined 81 this
once on Wednesday and Saturday OF each
week, q u N: BidasIs are rssgsetiully IN;
NE. SH 20 re " The ogsp RIsc x Sa'
fea1.tf BriR, Cen, and Quartarma1Ver,
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'O'''01. sa5'assS ssa, 4AP ono

" hAILnoAp COMPANY
Dq q. -. E.,s,HS5SS.ss pS.u ,ae:F a -
and isinmcrs Wi - rus y foiloHss y
TRAINS MOVING NINTH.
No. kt-BALTIM0RE,W AHerAT1on AND
as :. N. Hrriys q bsitisefs 500 O. !. m. ~
|. No, A--NEW YORK AND PHrLADEI-
PHfA WAahington I. 20 = NJ.
Arrive At RhlIsd:lPhla I;ss 2. N New York
No, .. : BAL11M0RE AND twEgrERN
TRAIN-Leayo Washington ais 4. M, stop
ping AZ way stations, connecting At Relay with
he Mall faln for the West, and reashins
N No. %G NE \ YoRK MAIL TRk1N-
Lssve Washington Ills .. m. Arrive ~ Bal
ilniote ia.ts p. ms PhilAdslphiA SS7 p. nj New
10. s@BxIrrmoRE TRAIN AND WAY
STATIONS = Leave Waahington . 90 ,. M,
connecting az Relay, With fredsfisk IRAN.
Arrive At Baltimore % ?: n;
PHILADELPHIA TRAIE--LaAve wabhinGton
I'D D. m. Arrive II BALTIMORE sio pm. This
train stops ct Bladensburg, Beltvills, Laurel,
and Annapolis J1nction only; - $50,
YORK EXPRESS TRAfN--LAaye Washington
$40 p. M. Arrive At New York 400 .. m. Malls
and passengers by this train connect with al
S Ss TRSns Cd nv %. sS SdR
|, limited p sap.eiiy " Government orders,
/ No. s.-BALTIMoRE AND HARRISBURG
TRAIN-Leays Warrington Gasp. m. Arrive
at No. Ssit y %Ss : p %6Rx, pHIIApELpHrA
and WESTERN TRAIN--ILfAvs wAshington
w. 10 n ssPPS s s' ssp sSpH In
for Grafton, Wheeling, ParksTgbprE, and all
points in the West. Reaches Now York at
" For :. A 40 the soaass,ion, vilI be made
With the SIS :. N. and ne 2 and 40 p. m.
from waIhington. No train 70 or from An
'p0N' oA SUNDAY TRAIka
The only tyaias Jrom WashfnoioD for passen-
aud 90 .. N, iof baltimore, and $50 D. m.
for Baltimore, Philadelphia, New York AMI
the West and the 900 y. IN. for New York
FRoM BALTIMORE, the only train, on sun.
m, with the.New York passengers and msils,
and the No. AZ $40 and No. Q ~ 800 p. m.
sleeping ear. direct 70 New York on $50
Y through ticket; to the west, a. vsli as to
PhildolphiA, New York or Boston, can be had
At the Station Ticket once at all hours In
the day, As well a. q new oiaes n the Aneri-
nue., between ~ and 9Th streets, -. =
Baggage will be checked At, all hours-Alao
for through polnts, 10 save trouble and confli-
sion at tie departure Of the trains. -. ~.
For further Information, tickets OF every
kind, 6e, apply 10 Go0Ise 8. Koontz, Agent
at Washinston, OF At the Ticket once: ,,
Master Of TfAnsport.tion.
deioltf General Ticket Aren't.
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secrets with him arc sacred, and You may con-
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