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Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

NEW YoRK. Jan. 26.-The protracted
encounter between the two recognized
champions of this tourney, has been decid.
ed in favor Of Captain Mckenzie, who sue
ceeded in winning third game Of his vaer.
an opponent last evening. The final stake
Of the srore was Mackenzie 8; Stanley /;
drawn games 2,
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
COM N e RcIAl.



b. telegraph CHICAGO Jan ?5.
Pro,irions-Quic. Mess pork declred ?sCi5Oc
sa c. nj 426( 90 % tor 'ity rs tor u.fy pact ed
Ordinary POI IT, lair request. at tz3 Pick ed meat
inacivc tales frifiing, at 16c for nms fr dre erd
hogs; ulS shoul .ers sellnx nj 11k0ti ~ packet
and ION ouse. In green v eats nothing doing
lard-11c tteam: III G17< Tor kettle rend'd.
Dressed Hos.-Sale $40 G0lelO ~ for good lots.
Fiour-No change.
Wheat S'eady eprcu ativc demand No spring
$l23a No2 SIC; jcc'ei cog 81.
Com Small salcs nj 80. c Tor No 3, and SlkGs23c
for rejected
Oa,--sm'es trifling, at 2492lkc for mol aka
22 for ko2-
Rye In request for shipment and market more
active 5l@5i &c for MOL.
Varley-N,nlinal.
High Wine.-Nep'ec'ed
Timothy Seed % % a3 80 for good to rrme.
Clover Se-d-&1 5a@Sfr good
Flax eeed-Seng at $3.50
Beef Ca,t'e-N Nor active. sa,es Of 6Ss he ad al
sia6 for common to good second o. - .,eers; 40
4 % Tor TAR 10 good fat cows and heifera.
Hoss-In 'bernl recei't sales Of ~ head, . =
@9 IS for good smooth lard hogs.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Nav YoaE, Jan. ga Washington
special to the Tribune says:
The attempt 10 reduce the clerical force
OF the Treasury Department il not promis-
ing.
At the second Auditors Office there are
loo, 900 claims Of deceased soldiers swai'-
ing settlement The number 10 diminishing
rapidly. Last month 500 more cases were
settled, than were brought in the third Au
ditors Office.
All the accounts Of Quartermasters will
take ten years to settle, in fact. the Quar-
te, masters accounts Of the Mexican, had
but just been closed when the rebellion be-
gun.
In the sixth Auditors o61cs the growth
Of the money order system. and the spread
Of the postal accommodation among the
Southern States 10 more likely to lead to an
increase than . diminution Of clerks.
The case Of Mrs Cobb against ex- Gen.
Baker is still absor bling considerable atten>
ton. THE plaintiff deposed that she stated
to Mr.. Howell, for whom she procured .
pardon, that money would accomplish al
most anything, and that the said Howell
give her petition signed by Gen. Slou. h.
whose life he saved during the war No
testimony Of unusual interest was elected
on the trial to day.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

The following - IN extract from letter writ
ten by the Rev. J. $. Holme. pastor ofthe Pierre
pont street Baptist Church, Brooklyn, N. Y, tc
the Journal and Ntssenger, Cincinnati. O., ano
speaks volumes in favor Of the world renowned
medicine, MRS. WlNSLOW'S SOOTHING
SYRUP FOR CHILDREN TEErHIN1 =
I'VE zee an advertisement in your colums
MRS. wINSLOw'S SOOTHING SYRUP
Now. We never said . word in favor Of patent
medicine before in our life. but we feel compelled
10 say to your readers that this is no humbug-
We haze tried II. and knosc It wiH do al Il cleiss
Il 10 probably one Of the most successful: medi.
zines Of the day. because it is one Of the best
And those ofyour readers who have babies can
10 better than lay in . supply.R
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
News

The Worlds Washington special says it
is now known that the ways and means
committee have indefinitely postponed
Secretary Mccullough financial bill
after striking out the foreign loan
clause. It is probable that the chairman,
Mr.. Morrill,, will introduce an entire new
bill, when the subject is broachcd in this
committee again.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

LouisvILLs. KY, Jan. 95.-Ths city
council passed resolutions Offering the State
Of Kentucky three hundred thousand dol.
lars for the erection Of public buildings in
case the capital 10 removed 70 Louisville.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Nsw YoRk, Jan. 26.-Arsived from Eu>
rope, steamers Germans, Kangaroo and
Caledonia. News anticipated.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26


NEw YoKk. January 26-The one hun
dred and seventh anniversary Of the birth
Of Robert Burns was celebrated last night
Itter's Hotel. by the Burns Club Of New
York, MIR. James Nicholson tresiding.-
After dinner an address on the genius Of
Burns Was made by Mr.. Hosea B. Perkins,
. number Of toasts were responded to by
other gentlemen.
The Tribunes Ypecial says:
Elk Governor Parsons and Gen. Houston,
senators elect Of Alabama, are reported en-
route for Washington, and will probably
arrive to day, they come for the purpose Of
taking their seats in the Senvte.
New YORK, Jan. 26.-The Herald's spe
cial says:
Maj. ten. Sherman, Sheridan. Thomas,
and Meade are to assemble in Washington
during next week for consultation with
government officials concerning the mill
tary situation in their respective depart.
ments.
A report was in circulation two weeks
ago that the President would speedily issue
. proclamation declaring the rebellion At
an end, and civil law restored throughout
the late insurrcctionary States. His delay
in so doing is nov attributed to the non
arrival Of expected official correspondence
from Provisional Governor Hamilton, Of
Texas.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

New York Market.
Nsw YoRl, Jan. IS.
Cotton mild 4a@5Oc.
81 FLouR.-&7 650G7 70 Ex. State. 1S,40@8 IS
k.HO.
WasAs.-l.7o@l.73 Chicago Spring.
CcRS.-About lc lower with declining ten
dency, So unsound; s4@sS for sound.
OAfs-lc tetteu, 1894 unsound; 5605sc
sound
posx.- Lower and heavy. new e2s. a2s Is
Old closirs, &2s rs cash.
DRRssED Hocs.--Less sctive. l2s<Ql3
waIsEsY. Heavy and declining, &227Q2 %.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
rENNsYLvANlA HOUSE.

rORNER OF 9TH AND IOWA sTREETs,-
NDAvIs Soxs, PRoPaisfoas. Free omnibus
70 and from the cars and bosts. Proprietor Of
TIE LeClaire, Prineeton and Lyons, and the De-
The House fof the shove naned asd scn6saese
poi11s every day. GA1 dw9
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Aasxpsrisncsd Nurss and Female Physisias pre-
sssts 70 The attsnties q aetAsrs, hsf
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
nOsTETTER: IL isM1TH,
SOLE PRoPRIEroRs,
Elttsbsrs, Penn.

DGnA ~ Dragglsts N all C1eles
~ Towns q North 0n4 Sowth
Aaarae0. and the Weotu001eOs
O. TIE q e L Z r..
Wholesale Ascat, Davenport. IOWA.
ssN5 nac-soss6.H&wly
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lamp

I, CO be FILLED TRIMMED. and LIGHTED With
out removing The e"A or CHIMNEY. and he's
many other valuable improvements.
We have Z l.rse assortment Of Chandelier and
Hanging Lamps. Brackets. and Table Lamps; also
IVES PATENT ATTACHMENTS, which c0nssts Of IN
improved shade or Globe vi b Chimney and Feeder
burner, c,nveniently combined and made applicable
any common Ia le Lamps aud Gas Fixtures slready
in thus giving the ajvs tsges Of lighting
filling, &C., with removing the Shade Chimney.
Ireat oavlsg IT GLASS NJ well -
Our Shades and Chi neys YER need be handled ex.
cep for cleaning, aud Of course less osed to
break re than the tldsash'oned Tampa, where the
chimn -ys broken cost nearly ~ much ~ the Il coz
sumed
~ Our Chmneys made 70 order Of SCPERIOR
CRY6T 6L IS, are selected and fitted, aud are not
bro~en 90 easily u common Chimneys.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

MRS. WINSLOW,
Aasxpsrissesd nurse and Female Physisias pre-
sssts 70 The asssnties q aetAsrs, her
SOOTHING SYRUP
FOB CHILDREN TRBTHIN0,
which greatly facilitates the presses Of tssthiss
BY softsnins the gains. reducing III isAsmsssons.
~illallay ALL PAIN and spasnodie aetion, asdis
Sssse 20 Regulate the BesCets
DEPEND apo. + mothers " viii give F''':''
NA1lAP n 0aa1ih - vAnp nnHania
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

New York 0tockt.
Nsw YoRK. Jan. Is.
Gold opened $1.3s5E closed At 1.ss.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
Price, only 80 cents q Bottle
The rlsrelce Nightingale
Of Tho Nursery.
A IBENEFACFRESs.

The following IL M extract from . letter writ
ten by the Rev. 2. q weiser to the German Re-
formed Xesenger at Chamber sburg, Pa,-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26
CAUTnOyssGovepumeu
nent.

In order to guard against dangerous imposi-
lions, the public are requested to take especial
note Of the beautifully engraved proprietary
stamp. through which the Government of the
o. >. officially nuthcnticates everv botile Of Hos.
ssssea's BIrrERs. This shield. thrown By the
0overnmen, over the proprietors and the public
II their joliet protection. is placed conspicuous.
y ocross the cork and over the neck OF each bot
H. sd cannot fail to strike the eye Of the most
eooual observer. Nothing that purports to be
1eotsttcr's Bitters can be genuine unless the
oo1nsp = there.
= y also proper 10 state that the Bitters are
~ exclusively in glass. and never under any
etreumstances by the gallon or BARREL Impos-
Sses and iritstors are atr..a, and the onlv ssfe
4aard the public have '-sanst them il to zee that
he Bitters they buy Dear the engraved label ana
us1e II hand Of 's.ssrs. Hostetter / Smith ana
seSAa mp .. sse mentioned.
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Having been used more extensively and for
greater number of years than any other Amcri-
can tonic cxtant. Its record is part aud parcel
Of the medical history ofthe country, aud while
scorcs OF medicinal cphcmcra have lived and died
and been forgotten since it was introduced. il
has to day larger sale aud wider popularity
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Has rendered all imported liquors not only unre-
liable but dangerous. Distinguished from every
other st,nIulant obtninable in this country, by
its absolute purity. HosrErrRa's BirrERs the rec
tilted c,.euce Of sound native rye, medicated
with the Juices Of the most valuable tonic, alter
alive and dlsenfectant herbs. stands alone and
unapproached AS a safe and irreproachable re-
Daily Davenport Democrat. [volume] (Davenport, Iowa) 1864-1874, 1866-01-26

Really possessing all the properties claimed for
three distinct species Of remedies. viz: tonics,
Alternatives and iaxativcs. and daily proving by
its operation IN cases requiring the exhibition OF
thesc three important agents. that i. combines
them all in the greatest purity and the hest poss
ible pronortiona
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-20
DENsIoN OFFICE, MAROH 3, 1866

10 all tohOm may eOncerA;
Application having been made under the act Of yun4
49, 1900 for the reissue Of the following described Land
warra6ts which alleged 70 have been lcst Or de-
Broyed notice Il hereby given that At the date follow
ing the description Of saeh warrant new certificate
warrant Of like will Be issued, n no valid obJoe
No 6iss9 Tor ID aeIoa issued under the act Of March
1880 In the Of Thomas Wallace and was granted
January 10, 1887, May %, 1859, ,mhb.lAwl1w
No 40 Asrss issued under the act o. March
wAiiOomb. and was granted April .; 1859. janet,
1850 u. ~ .fT-i,' .4ftl0 .-..r|'- n = -mlo
No 2oS for 80 acres t.ausd 1edsr he 40. o. March
koyembar 10. 1870. June "a, 1850. mh27-lAWl7w
No. for 100 Eerea issued under the act Of March
and was granted 0stobsr %, 1850. July ~ 1864, AS
No 100 ~ AeTes leaned ader tho est o. sepism.
bor 1885, the OF JApa ARneya WIDOW 81 samuel
Agssw, and WAS granted February II, 1sca August
II, 1895 myis-laWl1x
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Wsatuorth, John, fiIinois, Wiiiarts'.
Wilnsms, rAes, psaasyivsaia lysaus HOUSE =, 7
Wilsoa, J. T., Iowa, 1ps 81, bet. iJth and leth i
Wilson, stephen v. Pa, United eisis. Hotsl
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CANDIDATES gon ADhfesor.
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Campbell, WIN. B., rennessee, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Rdmund, Tennsssss, Metropolitan. -,--- O.
Hawkins, !. r., Tennesaee, Metropolitan
MAYNARD, Horase, Tennsssss, $50 18th stresL
Underwood, John O., Va
wlsklias, Robert Q. /, Louisisna, wlilard'E }
warmoth, n. O., la, Ger. Deieeats,) wiiisrd's.
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go nInrs AMOUR WORK.
WeHdsllyery Eeedy land may be cleaned
completelv by diligently allowing no weeds
70 grow large, and frequently stirring the soil
90 a. 10 cause new crUps continually to
sprout. Wet weather should be taken ad-
vantage or to pull deep-rooted weeds, both
among grain and grass, where these crops
can Be entered without injury, and Also in
the corn field. ,,.,fs. : = -,.,...
Tobacco-set plants about the second and
third week IN June, In this latitude, and
Northward. The soil must be rich, in good
filth, thsrows three feet apart, and the plants
two and half feet In the rows. Shelter
from the, sun, BY dropping little freshly
mowh grass upon the plants. keep close
watch for grubs and cutworms, and reset as
July. 81. .ss.
Craft set this Spring will now show
whether they have Ataken." In common
cleft grating there are usually two cions put
in, but seldom more than one is needed. Gut
of the superfuous one, and II the upper buds
Of the one allowed to grow are disposed TO
starve the lower ones, shorten them by pinch
ing In Short treat graft as II II were q
newly planted young tree. Keep the wax or
clay closely applied, until the wound is well
covered. .rf1cr
Insecs will oemana mucn OF 'ns a''en.pn
Of .ae Irm. grower =. .s sn,s tn ~. o t :, .ne
Pnisr; ~ ~ we sS'sce m se ms .n9 essss
wele ioy ,s ios any Ielno'eo, .ne nunoeI VI
tents wnl pe sensloiy iess. we hhve Prvoa,
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o. eas,ns ,n,s ,,;ny M issd hh m
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IL you are squeamish about caterpillars; or,
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twig, cut i OF, but don't omit the trampling.
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1cE'To. SOUTHERN TRAY n:
In RLERB. 'hp SUI p'V'


gIE 6 ,iajsdrIa A, rW1cK DAILY, IA sd,1O oar
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.AiI, ID. b. b
DHfEA bETFHYA, WILMINGTON,
i AND skLrinorz RAIrRoAD. 20 =


oopmsasiss MONDAY. Aprii issh, lsss a III
Irs,s. f?r Baltimore and wsshiag'eH le>ys PILLS
ais !. n, Ispi..., sfosasys szssys.d D n.ts 4 ma
fzprsss 500 p N sExprsss and 100 D. m, Express,
TRAINS IRON BhLffnoRE TO fhIfADEIPHIklia
Leave pzitifnerc. y % m, Way Mall D. 20 IN, Hrs
prcssI 10 ?. NJ kHpreeshesS p M ErpFsssi 80
I 7'T0 eutbkY TRAIHsT pSoa.gI ffh
Lssys Philadelphia for Baltimore and washington
.s,s saii n nae ~
Leave B.ltlmofs for New York 81 as D. N. go ii
milo t, srasH,f KkENEY. SUPERINTENDENT
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
IL IEoToH, PHILADELPHIA, AND new YORK.

THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il INGroH, PHILADELPHIA, AND HEw YORK.
wAsHnaros, March %, 1895
Trains between Washington and New York now
run as follows, viz: ~ .|
FOR NEW YORK, without change Of cars,
Leave daily tsIesp. Sunday At $50 a m, and $40
b. m. Tl.t q ..F
FOR NEW YORK, changing ears at Philadelphia,
Leave daily texespt suhday) at iLisA m, and $50
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily except Sunday A. $50 and. u.l6a m,
and $50 and 6.N m. ~ ru"'
ON SUNDAY.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at go p. m.
only. ~ ne
sleeping for Now YORK on go p. n train daily.
Through tickets TO Philadelphia, New York Boston
can be had at the Station ONCE nj all hours In the day
we'll as At the new once ID the American Tslsgrspk
half and sixth strests
See baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore AhasPoiis.
and the wssL .a. ...u .. ~. p. SMITH,
Master Of Trans portation.
L. NJ COLE,
sH4ltgu ..uiIt rtF RI t.,,. General Ticket Agent.
. .. ,-... GEO. o. K0OETz,
oe Agent. Washington
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
In RAtLRoAD-is06 ~ NeI =
Asssngef station IN New York. corner Seventh
street and Fourth avenue. y '8'A
q. o., Entrance on Twenty 1sexenih street. I'd %
TRAINa IEaVHHRw YnQR, .vHI

rhsenBor otAtioh IN view t0rk.
street and Fourth Ayenus. " n 'a.'HI
., Entrance on Twenty seventh street. Nd iA
TRAINS LEAvEEBw YORK, .GlI
~ s0S s sco R E.ysgl 70 SO }Ef m0t iais
BridgsPors, 100, 500 Ok: llso a. m. i2 10 qix,),
800 IEH J. SO 70, 800 tEsl p N; For Milford and
hSId south port and wsstp6r 100 il 50 m sis, 50
iaisrI 500 OK; q, 40, $50 Zoo q, p n. Foi
DArisn T. 90 o. 30, 80 M S46, $50, ., 80 p. IN.
$50 Pm PSr stanford, %, 400 Ok: $50, ii,so
100, 50, llSo a. m. s46, 40, $50, $50, 100 D. m
CONNECTING iTRAIEs
Rsr Boston via springhsld,s 90 q m. QEzl; 500 Rx
p n. FER Hartford and spriRsasld, 500 az a N.
lab, 800 lEx.l, 800 y. N. For ConnseteHt River
Railroad, 500 Ex. IL 10 p. TO MOntrsai, 400
p m. % Northampton. Ror Hartford, Proyidsnee and
Rishknl RAilIoAd, g. 90 lRx g. nj l2.lb D. m. For
New Haven, New Loadon Ahd slORingtOn Railroad Al
90 a "; lalb, 500, 500 p. For Canal Railroad,
y 10 ?. N. 70 HSIthamplon FOR HOasstOne Railroad
m Yoi DAhbury and NOrwAt Railroad, 1909 80 a N,
oonmodious slsepIng cars attached TO p m. train.
Gp2 JANIS H, HoYT, Superintendent
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hEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR
usu ~ ssarEs P1InsT o. q.

TtiHs eve ~ ~ wAsHHarsE- Juus ., 1900
On the petition Of Robert Knigh Of CleVeland, Ohio
syiss ies the sn.sn,en Of PAtsnt granted % himon
the tlnt day OF septsmbor 1881 for "a
"MAthinery for Bsyeng the Rdges ofskelp,o Metallic
Strips e,s for seven yeats from the sHpiration OF
said takes place the 2st day o. sepsu
ID " ordered that the ss,d petition be Heard attbs
Patent oaes on MONDAY the 81 day q september HsI
l2geloak n aad ali persons notified TO appear
sus .hov cause, ssY ihoy have, why said petition
baHhr not 70 30 granted. ri ". - -'''..r .'lrrH
sFs,aa oYpslBg che sxtsusou are required to As In
ths pnsbt Omes their objections, specially forth 10
NrtaE, al least tto.afv days before the day Of hsAug
ali testimony hlsd BY tbsr party TO be used at the said
harms must be taksa add ranainitsd In aeoordanue
ish The rules u tbs onos, which will DO furnished
Application 1THti ssir trHsItl fHtm .rf "a sqT.i
sDebosi.ious and other papers relied upo1 tssti
Aony must be died ID the once t0satU days bsfore the
az o. learss The arguments, Aay within ZEN days
AfloH atlnH the testimony ~l o. 900 ollie v H.rF
Eorasfsd also that NOTES be polished 10 The In
teIOeneer and tho RsPuBLIoAE, WashiBgton, @ sRad
A thq hgraid CieEslAud, OHIO OnSp a weak foT three
snbcsssits Weskstba ATl 81 said alinna be
least SIXTY Gays previous to the day q hss5sst ~
~ 4 " 2 ~ rrf = -. d ~ 90 r. a. THEAkGhh
u ~ fAT Il a Commib sOneT Of PataptH
Ra EAitors Of thsshoSs papers vii plsaas copy,
and lsud their bills 10 The PHts1t once With paper
s6kisisins dis bSiidsii " ~ y n u n IsTIIawsa
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-06-20
ALL N % APPS.
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRIA, AID
W. TeK0Rekrown RAILROAD. ,-.f', ~
AND OHIO RAILROAD.

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Trains bstuesn WARRINGTON and BALTl MORE and
lows, Wis;
. itl yoR BALrlMoRx. 1'ft lt :
Lssvs daily. sseep, Sunday, at 100, Tso, and LIS
= m, and AS. 4 50, and s.oop,m- nh 'HF I'D
glilH YoR ALL WAY srATIOEs .,gst
Lave daily, except Sunday, at 100 an AsaiS
ron WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF ANnAPoAIs JUNG
Leave at O. Is and a m, and h 4 - md AS 81
NJ daily, except Sunday. $50 81 ,fl',.. r. li-
FOE AsHAPoL1s ~, Is 4
Ls.yssi T. 90 and T. 80 a m. and 30 , m, No trails
70 OF from Annapolis on Sunday.
4. ON SUNDAY. ~
, FOR BALTIMORE
Leave al T. 90 An. and 245 and 90 ,. m '-A .
f' 'H FOR WAY sfATIona = ~ " ~
Leave 81 IsoG M ana 4 Is and p, m ! Boo rTf4
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST. u ~,
Lssss daily, except Sunday. q f.so q m Aad 500
Ga Sunday, at 90 .. m only, so.Ssetins 4. Rsasy
station with trains from Baltimore 70 Wheeling, Pr-
ThrSas q nsts,. to the Yves, %. =. h.a,a o.. w..s.
well 4. At the new once in the American Tsissrsph
Building, Pssn.ylyania avenue, between Foer.and.a-
Rof New Yoff. Phiisdsphia, aud Boston. zee .dvsr.
tissmsnt Of Through Line" u .INg1 = tlgIl 1pf'
Master Of Transportstion. -
/ r-' i1e7 "' a' ~ ialf' I, NJ COLE 81,
s-.-.+ t~a!r.' - osnsral Ticket Agent q
oHo. .. Koonrz Agent,
jas-t washinstSn. y