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SIXTH WARD.,SEC0ND. PRECTNCT-No.
provisions Of the charter Of the city OF washing.
ton, an election yill be bold In the Second Pre-.
on street., between 6th and 9th east, on MON.
UAf, the 18th day Of June next, for Q Mayor, to
serve two years: one member of the Board of AL
dermen. TO serve two years; and three members OF
the Board Of Common Council, to serve one year
n, and close ct o'clock p M.
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ELECTION NOTICES.

EIRsT wARp-FIRST PRECINCT-Notice
pre- visons Of the charter Of the city ef Washing
81 On % sopr
souts tide Of street between 18th and 10Th ste !.
&. so
members OF the Board OF Common Council, to
serve one year; and one Assessor, for said ward
d PSils sin open at s,eiSck and md close at y
H.O FILLEBROUN,
P. II. HAUPTMAN,
my z INTEL Commissioners of Election.
FIRST wARD-SECOND PRECTNCT-N.tics
y IL hereby given that in conformity 20 the pro-
an election will be held in the Second Precinct Of
the First Ward on MONDAY, the 4th day of June
next, at the public building on tho outh side Of
18TH and ns1h
the Board Of Aldermen. to serve two years; three
members Of the Board Of Common Council. to serve
one year; and one Assessor for said ward. Polls
pm. WILLIAM J. HERBERT,
WIN u. FULLER.
JAMES H. BYRAM.
my0 IIntI Compissioners Of Election.
EIRsT PRROINCT-SECOND W4RD.-No.
provisions Of the Charter OF the City Of washing.
tel election viii be in the First Precinct Of the
Second Ward, northwes, corner Of 18th street and
nen MAJOR to serve two ven uay o
member of the Board of Aldermen, to serve two
years; and three members Of the Board of Common
Council 20 serve one ear, 70 represent said ward
Francis miller,
WIN. r. GIVEN.
my ~ Commissioners of Election.
SECOND WARD sECoND PRECTNCT-No.
~ tice is hereby given, that in conformity to the
provisions of the charter of tAa city of Wash;n.
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Il bers have obta
Warrington count
letters Of admin
tate Of william
ID O., deceased. A
the said deceased ,
the same, with the
Dor, on or before
may otherwise, by
Of the said estate.
Given under our.
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THlRD WARD-FIRST PRECINCT-Notice
IL hereby given, that an Election will be held .
IN conformity with the provisions of the charter OF
the city OF Washington, at the corner of 9th and
streets, on MONDAY. the 18th day of June next,
FOR the election of Mayor, one member of the
Board Of Aldermen, to serve two years; three
members of the Beard of Common CounciI to
serve one year; and one Assessor for said Ward
Polls will open at o'clock M. and close at 7 o
N. u: W. WORTHINGTON,
WM. FER6USON,
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II. j. HOYLE
my Is KEEP. Commissioners of Election

THIRD WARD-SECOND PRECINCT-No-
ttce is hereby given that in conformity 20 the
provisions OF the charter of the city Of Washing
ton an election will be held in the Second Precinct
OF the Third Ward, at the Model House corner of
9Th and streets. on MONDAY, the 4th day of
June next, for Mayor of the city. to serve two
years ana for one member Of the Board of Alder
men. to serve two years; three members of the
Board OF common Council, to serve one year; and
one Assessor for said ward. Polls ooen AZ 7
O'Clock q. m. and close at .. N.
The national Republican. [volume] (Washington City [D.C.]) 1866-1870, 1866-05-05

TIE EXTERIOR NAPOLEON attended the
Gingerbread Fair in the Place du Troire,
On Easter Sunday. His Majesty drove with
out eseOrt through the crowded thoroughlares
al the populous Faubourg Saint Antoine
he WAS greeted with unusual cordially by
the lower orders, Who crowded about his car
rage with unaffected enthusiasm. Having
inspected the booths Of the Fair, the Empe-
roT returned 10 the Palace of the Tuillcries
by the Boulevards, his cOuntenance express
ing the lively satisfaction which the reception
he had just received from his humble sub
jects gave. On Easter Monday, the Emperor
visited the Longchamps race course, where, at
the grand stand, he mingled with the beau
monde, who gave him quieter yet fully as
warm a greeting as had been his fortune on
the previous day. Hats were fourished in
stead of shouts filing the air, which Napo-
leon gracefully acknowledged. He was nc
companied 10 the race ground by the Prince
de Ia MoseoWa. These incidents afford evil
dence that the Empire is not SO unpopular
a. N sometimes reported.
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- II AILRoADs.r
WASHINGTON, ALEXANDRlA,A
w oEoRGKrowN RAILkOAD.
baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD.

wAHnoror, March %, 1855
Trains between WASHINGTON and BALTI M0RR and
WASHINGTON AND THE WEST, now run as fol.
lows, viII
FOR BALTIMORE
Leave daily, except sunday, at 62n, $780, and II 10
a. m, and AS, l. 80, and 730 pm. H.w
FOR ALL WAY STATIONS. ..fr.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at 20 a. m. and Is
FOR WAY STATIONS SOUTH OF LNSAPoAIs JUNO.
TON = - = :
Leave ate and 81 I. ~, and at as and LsS p.
FOR ANNAPoLIs
Leave at o 20 and J. 50 q, m and a. 80 p m No train
70 or from Annapolis on Sunday. bod. .....
...... .. ON SUNDAY. ....
... .. FOR BALTIMORE .-.
Leave at 80 AN. and 245 and =. 80 .. m.
FOR WAY STATIONs
Leave h7.soA m. and 4 46p. m. -.. a.r.-
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Sunday, at $50 q. m. and $50
p. m. ...'
On Sunday. at T. SOP n only, connecting at Relay
Station with trains from Baltimore TO wheeling Par
kersburg, ke. ' ~ ' 00'T - u
Through tickets to the West can be had a. the wash.
ington Station Ticket once at all hours in the day as
well As at the new once In the American Telegraph
Building PennsylvaniA avenue, between Four .and.a
half and Sixth streets.
For New York Philadeiphia, and Boston, see .dver-
tisornsnt Of Through Line" III .,.. III.
Master OF Transportation.
.... L. M COLE,
General Ticket Agent .
0Eo. g. KooNTZ, Agent,
Jas-u .. ... Washington.
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IA. [oFrrcnL
LAWS OF THE UNITED STATES.
Passed AZ In. First Session OF the Thirty
ninth Congress.
IoFFICIAL-l
IPuBLrc-No. ALL

lIIBL1C-NO. NE
An ACT TO provide for the better organiza-
ton of the pay department Of the navy.
Be IL enacted by The Senate and House of
Representatives Of the United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That, from
and after the passage Of this act, the active
list Of the pay corps Of the navy shall consist
Of eighty paymasters, forty passed assistant
paymasters, and thirty assistant paymasteIs.
Paymasters shall be regularly promoted and
commissioned from passed assistant paymas-
tiers, and passed assistant paymasters from
assistant paymasters, and all passed assistant
paylnasters authorized by this act to be APP
pointed who have not heretofore been APP
pointed and commissioned as assistant pay
masters, and all assistant paymasters hereby
authorized 10 be appointed shall be selected
from those who have served as acting assist
ant paymasters for the term Of one year, and
who were eligible TO appointment in the
grade Of assistant paymasters when they
were appointed acting assistant paymasters,
as Aforesaid; subject, however, to such ex-
aminations as are required by law, and such
as may be established by the Secretary Of
the Navy.
SIC. 2. And be Il further enacted That
passed assistant paymasters shall give bonds
for the faithful performance Of their duties in
the sum Of fifteen thousand dollars, and that
their annual pay shall be, at sea, fifteen hun
dred dollars; on other duty, fourteen hun
bred dollars; on leave or waiting orders.
twelve hundred dollars.
Approved, May 3, 1866.
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Approved, May ,, 1866.


[PrBLIc REsoLUTIoS-No. 2s.1
A Resolution expressive Of the gratitude OF
the nation to the officers, soldiers, and sea-
men of the United States.
Resolved by The Senate and House of Rep.
resentatives Of the United States Of america
in.CongreSs assembled, That it Is the duty
and the privilege OF Congress to express the
gratitude Of the nation to the officers, SOL
diers, and seamen Of the United States, by
whose valor and endurance, on the land and
on the sea, the rebellion has been crushed
and its pride and its power have been hum
bled, by whose fidelity to the cause of free
dom the government Of the people has been
preserved and maintained, and by whose
orderly return from the FIRE and blood Of
civil war to the peaceful pursuits of private
life the exalting and enrolling influence oil
free institutions upon q nation has been SC
signally manifested TO the world
Approved, May 3, 1866.
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Ma DTcEEJs has met with very marked
success IN his new readings. His ycntrilO-
quail limitations IN DR.. Marigold" are mar
vellous and are greeted with great delight.
An invitation was recently extended to him
TO read before the Queen, which he declined
with the characteristic remark that he was
not willing to appear US a performer where
he could not appear as gentleman. His
reading Of "Dr. Marigod' has greatly in
creased the appreciation of that work, which
had not previously obtained a wide circula-
ton. The eminent novelist seems in capital
health and spirits, and in the prime of life I;
and we may hope for further brilliant con-
tributiOns from his pen for years to come.
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DENslON OFFICE, MARCH 2, 1866

Appnssllon having been made under the act Of June
WaIA1is which are alleged to have been lost or a.
uOIed police Is hereby given that at the data foiIoN
lne description OF each warrant new esFtidonte or
warrant o. like tenor will DO Issued II no valid obsS
for 100 acres, issued undsr the act Of March
1885 In the name Of Thomas Wallace And y ,tS
January 10, 1887. May %, 1889 mhs.isssI 49,"
sS Tor 100 acres issued under the act Of March
y 1900 In the name Of Lucy Whoomb WIdoH az lac
,wsahai'eomb and was granted April 10 1883. June
for 80 acres, issued under the act Of March
lsoo ~ me name q James Philbee and was granted
hGyember 10, 1880. June 10. 1890 mhgT .iaTiaw
Ior 100 AeEsa is.ued under the act Of March
~ ~. nS ns@s q, yaah widow Of David Pulsr
~ ny WV sfanea Vs'se,E " 1890 July " ised ~
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NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN

NEW YORK AND NEW HAVEN
IN RAlLROAD-lSe6
Passenger Station In New York corner Twenty
street aud Fourth avenue.
Entrance on Twenty seventh street.
TRAINS LEAVE NEW YORK:
For New HAyen, 100, 500 lex }, II. 80 a. m. ;l2l6
lEr J, s. 90 Ok $40 $50 and s. % Tx ], p M For
Bridgeport, 100, 500 (RE J, ll.SO a. m il IS (Ex J,
500 lEx y 80 81, 500 (Exl p m, For Milford and
STAFFORD w, ll.30 a. IN. 8 IS, 4 80 p m For Fair.
field, southPortand westport, IO0 II 80 IN 3454 80
?. IN. For NorwAk, 90, g. 90 (Bx $50 ii 80 IN
l2lb (Ex) 500 (Bxl, S45 So $50 500 Tx D. m For
Daren, 90 80, ll,S0 a. m. s. IS, 4SO, o 80 p. IN.
For Greenwleh, 100, 0 80, IL so a. M B45 l. 80 80
$50 ,. m, For Stamford, 90, 500 lBx y O So II so
a. N; l2l5 (Ex 500 (Ex), 8 IS, 49, $50, ESQ., 20
lkN) p, m For POrtoheEter and intermediate stations
100 80, ll.S0 a, m. $40, 80, O. 80, $50 700 D. M
CONNECTING TRAINS
Tor Boston via sPr ngheld, 90 IN. (Ex 800 (Ex),
sop N. For Boston via shors Line, l2l6 lex j. 90
P NJ Pr Hartford and Springfield, 500 lex a, IN.
i2lh, $40 lEr,(, 500 p. N, PvT Connestcut River
Railroad, $50 IN. ok ~ 10 p, n to Montreal 800
T. N. 70 Northampton. For Hartford, Providence aud
fithkill Railroad, 90 (RE.), mi l2l5 p. N. For
New Haven, New London and stoninRton Railroad at
90 m lalb, 500, 500 p. IN. For Canal Railroad,
~ 10 ?. IN. TO northampton Por HousAtonie Railroad
500 A. IN. For hangAtuek Railroad, 500 a. m 500 D.
m For DAubury aud NOrwAk Railroad, 100 so a. m,
Commodious sleeping cars attached to 8 m. train,
Gps JAARs II. HoYT, supsrintendant
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M YoR's OFFICE,

INA : WAsHIN0fONl April =, 1906.
SEALED Proposals for grading and paving the car
nagewAy OF fourteenh street wos from the north side
Of tho canal to the noTh side OF street north or 40
much thereof A. this Mayor may direct will be received
At this once until ~ o'clock MONDAY, May 7Ib in
htaht Win stones similar TO those used In paving y
street north the stones TO be not over eight or ess than
hNs Inches In diameter and seven Inches deep In Hu
eoTaAnes with the act approved October ~, 1885
me puesrs VIII slate the price per squsTe yard for
DC Ad On bod OF pure gravel eight Inches deep and
our nehes OF sharp sand on top OF the gaye the paw
ing 10 be well TAInmod three times with a ninety.
pound hammer, aud TO be we'll watersd before being
rAmmed tue last time, aud then covered with sbaT5
sand the whole to bo done TO the entire n
commissioners " A'
are known to be Te-pOnsibla F
The ght e reject any or all bid. Is reserved
All the old oobble stone, Gag fOOtways and Eutter
stone will be the property OF the Cooperation Ia he
placed, after boihg taken up by tho contractor where
OF. las w sPII nIH SnSuA'o
ap27 sotd Commission"r sssant w.,
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FOR THE ERECTION
OP NEW NAVAL MAGAZ!SK BUILDINGS AT
WARRINGTON, D. q.
NAVY DEPARrh NJ, }
BUREAU or ORDNANCE,
IA ~ Aarll m Iona

NAVY DEPARrh NJ,
BUREAU or ORDNANCE,
WAsHrS1rOE, b. c., Aprii3O 1859.
Sealed proposals, endorsed Proposals for the ETec
t0n Of New Naval Magazine Buildings at Washington,
d g. " will be received at the oes Of the Com mandeT
Of the Ordnance Yard in this city until noog Of SAT-
CRDAY, the .th ~ day Of May, 1865, at which hour
tue opesing OF the will be for the Eree-
ton o. New Naval Magazine the right bank Of the
river upon the sight Of ths present old build
Ing which Is to be taken down aud the materials psed
10 EXCEEDING the wall Of the Enclosure; for removing
the pTssent keepers house and building In
another pAeej for the repair OF brick sOrehOuss
And for the necessary fencing and grading upon the
premises.
. The work Is to be commenced on THURSDAY, thu
tenth NO) day Of Nay, 1856 and must be entirely
pl.ted within ninety (001 days Thereafter.
Plans Hnd specifications for the work will be In
commanding the Ordnance Yard, for the exam
inatiou Of parties desiring 10 make prop ysals, on
FRIDAY, the twenty seventh an instant aud where
every information will be given with regard TO the
details; and bid leTs will be required to state the
amounts for which they will furnish ali tue materials
and complete eash portion Of the shove specified work
according TO these plans and specifications.
Each bid must be accompanied by good and Sufficient
gnaratOrs, approved by an oheer Of the 0OyATnEept
known to this Department. that the bidder will N his
offer be accepted, enter into contract to perform the
work bid for and the Department reserves the ght to
accept reject any all Of the bdS the Interest Of
tho Government may require
Persons desiring to bid muLt necessarily visit the
magazine grounds aud example the condition Of the
works 10 order to bid understandiagy and facilities
for doug 30 will DO offered by rbe oeer eom panding
the Ordnance Yard, II. A. WI5B,
RP2j-3tawtd Chief 81 Bureau.
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Public REsoLUTIoN-No. "a
4 Resolution making appropriations for the
expenses Of collecting the revenue from
customs.
Resolved BY The Senate and House Of
Representatives of The United States Of
America in Congress assembled, That there
be, and hereby is, appropriated, out Of any
money in the Treasury not otherwise appro-
priated, the sum Of two millions one hundred
thousand dollars for the expenses Of collect
ing the revenue from customs for each half
year from and after the last day Of Decem-
Der, eighteen hundred and sixty-fve, and in
addition thereto such sums as may be re-
ceived during said half year from fines, pen
alties, and forfeitures connected with the
customs, and from storage, carriage, drayage,
and labor; and the first section Of an Act
making appropriations for the expenses of
collecting the revenue from customs APP
proved june fourteen, eighteen hundred and
fifty-eight, be, and the same is, hereby re-
pealed.
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NAIoNAL REPUBLICAN. SATURDAY MORNING. MAY 1866

wsshburse, n D., H., cas- eth st., bet Randi 49,.
Washburn, W. D., Mass, 458 2 e.
Mashburn, Henry d. indiana. - - Ns
Warner, Samuel L. ,Connecticut, 254 street.
Woodbridge, Y. A Vermont. 2ee street.
Ward, Hamilton, New York, 400 Twelfth street. ..r
Weutvorth, John, Illinois, wilards, MI
whaisy, K.v, Yves. Virgins, cor. stree. and Louis
iana avenue
Williams, Thos., Pennsylvania, Avenue House.
Wilson, j. ", Iowa, 29s II st., bet. l7th and 18th.
Wilson, Stephen ", Pa, United States Hotel 81
Windon, VIM, Minnssota, 427 Twelfth street
Winfield, @. n, New York, 4O6 Ninth street.
CANDIDATES Yop ADMISSION.
DARKER, Jacob, LouisianA, williard'A
Conrad. Robert y. virainia. Ebbiu Home.
Campbell, VIM B., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Cooper, Edmund, Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Hawkins, l. r., Tennessee, Metropolitan.
Maynard, Horace, Tennessee, 4SO 15th street
Underwood, John O., Va
Wieklife, Robert O. Louisiana, willard's
WImoth, n. O., La, Ger. Delegate,l wlllard's.
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IS6SPENNsYLvANIA1Qee
IOOO CENTRAL RAILROAD. lOOO


On aud anor MONDAY, October 10, 1885, trains will
leave the Union Passenger Depot Of
aud Liberty streets, Pittsburgh, Pa, as follower
DAY EXPRESS, daily except Sunday, At 1907 H.,
stopping Mt JohnatoW n Cone OailItIen Altoona
and all principal stations and making direct ennneo
tous Harrisburg for New York Baltimore and wash
ington, aud al PhiadelpbA for New York Bosten and
intermediate points
ALTOONA ACCOMMODATION, daily except Sunday,
M65o a. m, stopping At ali regular stations bel cen
Pitsburgh and Altoona, aud making close cor poctIon
with truins on the Indiana Branch West Pen
Rsiiroad EbensburEand Cresson Railroad and Holt
day sburg Branch, -
PITTsBUR9H AND ERIE MAIL, daily except Sunday,
at $50 a. m, stopping only At ConemauRh ualntIen,
Altoona, and all pflneipal stations, making direct
neetion at narrishurg for New York Baltimore, and
Washington.
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LIMITED STATES MILITARY RAIL
ROADS


OFFfcE or ASS !sTANT QrARfERNAsTERI
80 u Street,
wAsHISaroS, D c., April %, 1850.
Sealed Proposals will be received at this oee until
~ IN. MONDAY, May q, for the purchase from the
United States Of all the Iron Work for nineteen spans OF
'Howe's Improved Truss Bridges - consisting Of the
Rods Plates Bolts aud bowels suitable for the differ
ent spans the latter varying in length from eighty to
one hundred aud forty ono feet.
The Iron il stored at the works Of the Cleveland
Rolling Mill Company, Cleveland, Ohio, and will be
sold by the pound.
A detailed bill Of the Iron. and length OF the spans,
may be obtained on application at this oAee.
Terms Cash, In Government funds.
The United States the right to reject all bids,
II not deemed advantageous,
Proposals ,hould be sudorsed Proposals for the
Purchase Of Bridge Iron. - y. J. CHILLY,
BvL Major and A, q NJ,
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9 ALEoF ARMY WAGON

CHIEr ouARrrRHAsrHR's orrIcE, !
DEPor or wAsHTNaroH, y
wLsHrSaTos, D. c., April 49, 1885.
seed Proposals invited for the purchase OF $40
Army Wagons, In lots Of not less than twenty ave.
These wagons are worn, but still seryeeable for road
and farming purposes. . -
PROPOSAL will be rsesIyed until IL N. WEDNESDAY,
Nays Payment On Government funds) will be re-
quired upon notification OF acceptance Of bid, and prior
to the delivery Of the Wagon. The hight to reject all
bids considered too low IL reserved.
These wagons are at Lincoln Depot, about one mile
east Of the CAPITOL aud be BY applying to Col
Tompkins, the QuArteTmaster In charge.
Proposals should be signed with the bidders full
name and give his post once address, endorsed Pro-
posals to purchase Army Wagons, and addressed to
d. II. RUCKBR,
Brew Mai. Gen. aud Chief ouArtermastsr,
apaO-lU Depot Of Washington.
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THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASH
Il INGToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK

INHROUGH LIN n BEGW ZEN WASH
Il INoToN, PHILADELPHIA, AND NEW YORK
wAsHISaroN, March %, 1865
Trains between Washington and New York are now
run Us follows, via; .. ....
FOR NEW YORK, WITHOUT change Of cars,
Leave daily Except Sunday at $50 a. m, and $40
-
FOR NEW YORK, changing cars at Philadelphia
Leave daily Except Sunday at nl6A a. m, and $50
p. m. ..
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily Except Sunday at TSO and ll.i5a. m,
and $50 and 6.D p m.
Leave for New York and Philadelphia at go p IN.
only.
Sleeping cars for New York on O. - p m. train daily
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York Boston,
eau be had al the Station Office al all hours in the day.
as well as at the neW oce in the American Telegraph
building, Ponnsylyania avenue, between PouE-and-a-
half aud Sixth streeiL ~.
See baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
schedule between Washington, Baltimore, Annapolis,
and tho West. W. p. SMITH,
Master Of Transportation.
L. NJ. COLE,
General Ticket Agent
GEO. .. KO0nTZ,
Agent, wAAhihftou
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HAILRoA ADS.
DHILADELPHIA, WILMINGTON,
Il AND BALTIMORE RAILROAD.

TIMB FABLE ra
Commencing MONDAY, April ieth, 1899.
Trsius for Baltimore And Washington leave Phila.
AIS a M, Express, Mondays excepted D li.b. m,
Express: 500 D. m Bspre~s and ll.o0 D. M Express
Way Mall Train for Baltimore At SIS q. N.
TRAINS FROM BALTIMORE TO PHILADELPHIA.
Leave baltimore, 7.25 m, Way Mail o. 20 q m TX
press; 10 D. m, KzPressi ass p. m, Exprsssi SIS
SUNDAY TRAINS -...a..rf
Leave 1tiiadeiphia, for Baltimore and Washington
at AIS a tn. aud II. 90 p. m.
Leave Baltimore for PhiAdephia at s. Is p m.
Leave Baltimore for New York at SO p. m.
mbio ". Y. KINNEY. Superintendent
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NJ YOR's OFFICE,

III WASHINGTON April %, 1896
" clock m. ,ou MONDAY, May 9TH, Instant for the
laying Of the gas and water service pipes aud lateral
sewers where they may be necessary, on Fourteenth
sHre west between the canal and II street north in
heeordanee with the act approved October Is, lSa5
specifications can DO sssn at the Commissioner, OF
improvements othoe every day from 10 TO ~ O'Clock
m or BY calling the Com Of the Second
Ward ~ any time. JAS W. sPALDlN0
Aps''eo1d Commissioner Second Ward.