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Cedar Co. Republican Convention.

VeO6f 20. H6PUOI1C0N V0HvSs101'
The Republicans Of Cedar county are request
ed to meet in Delegate Convention at the court
house in the town Of Upton, on
Saturday, Sepseaber 13th. 1888
1t one o'clock r. ~, for the purpose Of nomi-
mating candidates for
CLERK OF THE DISTRICT COURT,
AND COUNTY RECORDER;
and for the transaction of such other business
A. may be brought before the Convention.
The representation will be one vote for each
township, and one vote for every 50 votes cast
for Col Merrill at the last gubernatorial cleo
ton: and one vote for every fraction over 8
votes so cast. Which will cn.itle the town.
-. AL
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MONSTER POLITICAL GATHERING
1t is reported that measures are being
taken to make New York, on or about
the last OF September, the scene of the
greatest political gathering Which has
ever characterized Presidential cam
paign in America. Efforts will be
made to induce General Grant to atten d
in person, and all the most prominent
Republican speakers of the country that
can be spared from other engagements
will be secured to address the meeting,
or rather meetings, for it is proposed TO
hold branch meetings on the same oc-
c;lsion in various parts of New York
city, including one in Wall street, to at
tract the merchants and business men,
and warn them of reputation to come.
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GOING SNACKS."-An exchange
says: This phraseis derived from a no.
ted corpse searcher named Snacks, at
the time of the great plague of London.
A. the pestilence reached it's height, the
The Tipton advertiser. [volume] (Tipton, Cedar Co., Iowa) 1856-1962, 1868-09-03

SoIoN ROBINSON REV. BISHOP SCOTT, PROF
= l. noTMANS, KEy HENRY WARD III HEE III 1,
JUDE. and many others. will tell that the DoTY
wAsHISa MACHINE and USIvERsAL WRISdEk save
half the time and labor washing. You may prove
Washer. ga; Extra Wringer s0-and will forward
70 places where Is selling either or both re o.
tirely satisfied will refund the money on the re-
turn of the Machines freight free Large discounts 20
the Trade avarywhero Manufactured and sold In the
Northwest by DyTY MANUFACTURING co. James
willie, Wis.
re. BROWNING, General Agent,
3 Cortandt ST. New York.
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The Chinese Embassy leaves for Eu-
rope On the 9th proximo.
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Our Commission TO Agents

Exceed those Of every other ,ss :. w.,
premiums with those Of Others FOR Grr =, or THE ,
ter goods or the same character
We ,oiN send to Age".s free Of charge,
s s9r s'ss e e and Tsrss
large size elegant Ralmoral skirt = yards brown q
h,eashs shesg good quality yard Mids e dn1s
lens sterescope and z Foreign Views silver PLATED
fRsrs ea SANDAL ese .na
spangled. Stsel Carving knife and Fork, very he-s
ana lined iY Psrasoi 5 yards good Print very
Damask Table Cover par best quality Ladies s serxe
Rogers best silver Dessert Forks. Ladies large real
Iaii.s. ans Merino or Cotton Stocking. Gents heavy
rassern s''
and Bow, n boy complete set Jewelry, pin, ear
" !i.s y 81 and Five De.,.r.., black 1. Or
pair all Wool slanke,s Ensrayea silver plated bot
% 81 rs ys1Y ps
and vest set ivory banded KNIVES with silver plated
Win ps1
Print; % yards good brown hlsached sheetng yard
ssn, .sasre Voc, sn sHS,s
Mith et sr laes Cloak elegant engi.Sed silver
plated Tea Pot yards double width proof cloth
F.s sl.s p 100 ana TO. no A. b. rich
Tse c e sna Napkins % pair
French Boots heavy silver plated engraved Ice
Pitcher Very fine all wool cloth for Ladies' Cloak;
web very best quality brown or bleached Sheetng; IL
yards fine Cashmere for suit elegant topiin Dress
sifaI English Berese shawl 81 ivory balanced han
die Knives and Forks ladies gents Silver Hunting
sase Watch l Bartlett Hand Portable Sewing Ma
chine siendid Family Rihle, steel engravings, with
1. aad sass eeo1e ss quiz.
good barrel revolver. elegant fnr mum and cape
single barrel Shot Gun: silver plated engraved bot
tied Revolving Castor, cut glass bottles very fine
Violin and Bow. In case set ivory handled Knives
and Forks.
Presents for larger Clubs increase in the ratio
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For Sale,

VERY CHEAP, Hest dwelling and seven
" lots desirably located; fruit and orna-
mental trees in abundance; all enclosed. Price
q, 900. Cash 81 800; balance on ten years TINE
Upton. IOWA, sept. ID, 1865. a5tf
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BRIDE AND BRIDEGRoow

ESSAYS for Young Men on the interesting raj.
ton OF bridegroom 70 Bride IN the institution Of Me-
plne-s. Sent by mail in scaled letter enyenos tn
Philadelphia, Pa. no9
Rio, Java andGfound Coffces at Arnrxs
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Iowa City Commercial Colle,.
AND o.
gHERIrr SALE.

By virtue OF an Execution to me iircct.a ,
sued from the ONCE Of the Clerk Of tie n,stin
Court In and for the County Of Jones ana S,.ett
OF Iowa, In favor of ID. SchoOley ana rsaate
Schooly and against Samuel Chamberla,nI ln
Clnrls:a Chamberlain, have levied upon 1 ,ha
following property, as the property of The az. hs
lain, to-wit: "oef'
The west half 20 III the northeast oua,,,.
ca o. section number seventeen l7) townshet.I
number eighty go, north Of range nnmher nnpp
county, Iowa. eeuaf
And shall offer the same for sale at ~,
court house door In the town of Upton in . sM
Cedar county, on Saturday the 18th dav nfS sa.u
TENDER, A. ID. 1858, at one o'clock p M of III
day, to satisfy said execution and costs thu thu
may accrue thereon. ''as
Dated this 18th day of August, A. u. 1864
JOHN d. SHEARER
n33ts Sheriff of Cedar county LOVE-
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ELLIS IRON BITTERS

ELLIS lhON BIZ IEh0
WILL. enrich the blood and prevent 1t from be-
w Coming water. and weak, and give II fiorid COM
pleNion. re.sre the appetite and nvigprate the
ten Perfectly harmless tonic and palatabe, and can
be taken ut al times. The IRON in these BitterS
easily into the circulation being in the form Of u
PYRoP~rH.TE. II is more readily absorbed into the
system than any Other form of Iron. Prepared and for
sale by WM ELLIS 7. South Delaware Avenue, Phil
adelphia. and for sale by druggists generally.
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UT Anh MASlIOOD-Nothing important
DAVVDsSend two stamps for sealed Z. pages the
whole subject. DIR. WHITTIER confidential physcian
81 ~ Charles ST. St. Louis Mo-, stands Nrerfninent;
above al others IN MS SIecla'ity Hiatte4 wio i
I'd. your Patients treated by mail in every
state.
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GEORGETOWN.
Affairs in GesrgetoWn.

SABBATH SCHOOL TABLKAUx The old Trim
hy church, on LIST street, was well filed last
evening by fashionable audience, to witness
taoleaux gotts up by the teachers and schol.
ars OF the Sabbath school of Trinity Church
for the benefit OF the school.
MERCHANTS ExcHANeR-The business on
'Change this morning was rather light The
offerings were 81 o bushels of red wheat and
1900 bushels OF yellow corn. The sales Were
1910 bushels Of red wheat at sSl2
Took AN APPEAL.-The case of John B.
Davidson, charged with violating law of the
CorpoI alton, came mp before Justice Buckley
this morning, when the Recorder, G. M. Mat
thews, appeared for the prosecution and Mr.
Cassin for the defence. The case was Goa
Guided by Justice Buckley fining the accused
$40, from which lie appealed to court. This
case II will be remembered involves the right
OF the Corporation 10 provide by law for an in
spection Of -four which 10 sent here for ship
menI
ARRIVAL OF SrEANKRs.-The steamer John
Gibson, Captain Winters, Of the Merchants
line between this port and New York, reached
her wharf, foot Of High street, this morning,
with full cargo for District merchants, inclu-
slve OF large supply of drainage pipes for
Shepherd d Brothers. The steamer New York,
Captain Jones, has arrived with merchandise
from Philadelphia. The steamer Columbia.
Captain Harper, has arrived with merchandise
from Baltimore, and returned.
ASSAULT AND BATTERY.-John alias Bull
Frizzle was met on Sunday night near the cuI.
vert, above Georgetown, and severely assault
ed with stones by several Of his neighbors. who
had had some difficulty with him relative 10
some live stock. The case 10 set for q hearing
before Justice Buckley this evening.
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ALEXANDRIA AND yICINITY-The Journal of
this morning SAWS.

ALEXANDRIA AND FICINITY.-The Journal of
this morning says:
A meeting of the Republican Committee of
alexandra county took place yeste rday, when
IL was resolved that County Convention be
called 10 meet in the Council Chamber at one
O'Clock p m. on Friday, April 18th. for the
purpose of selecting four delegates 70 represent
the county Of Alexandria in the Republican
State Con vention, to be held in Richmond. Va
on the first Wednesday in May, 1865, and also
two candidates to represent this county IN the
State Legislature: also, that a Convention TO
nominate candidate for Congress for this dis
trlct, be held in this city on Tuesday, the 18th
of May. After which the meeting ad journed. TO
reassemble at the call of the President
Inc Mayor, Hon. Hugh Latham, by procla-
nation, calls together the members of the
Council and Board of Aldermen at 10 O'Clock
this morning, for the purpose of organization
ana swearing in the newly appointed Mayor.
VIM. N. Berkeley, Esq.
Schooner Corine has not yet been released
from her stranded position off BIackstone's ISL
and
The Gazette says number Of colored people
are applying for the Offices within the gift of
the Council.
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THE COURTS,

THE HACK STAND CASE
CRIMINAL COURT, Chief Justice CuyTfer-Yes-
terday the evidence in the case of King ana
others, indicted for maintaining a nuisance
was concluded, and the defence offered pray-
trs for instructions as fdllows:-1. That il thu
jury believe from the evidence that the corp,-
ration had established a hackstand at the place
at which 1t is charged a nuisance is maintained
ana that the parties indicted were licensed
nackmen, they must find verdict of not guilty
2 That the corporation and not the hackmen
was bound to see that all injurious or annoy
ing effects resulting from such legal hackstand
were guarded against 3. That even if the
hackmen were bound to remove ali annoy
ances, and did in fact reasonable diligence
guilty.
This morning, Judge Cartier delivered his
opinion on the prayers for instructions, in the
course Of which he stated, that while the char
yer gave the corporation power to Regulate
hackney coaches, it did not confer absolute
power IN the premises. The Corporation was
empowered to regulate hack stands and abolish
nulsances, but they had no power under the
authority delegated to create and maintain a
nuisance. The health and convenience of the
citizens were paramount to all subsidiary reg
ulations. He refused to grant the prayers of
the defense, except with notifications making
them coincide with his views.
Inc argument before the jury was COM
menced by MIR: Merr.ck for the prosecution,
ana phi ne was followed by Mr.. Brent and Mr..
fhllllps Tor the defence; and this afternoon
Mr. Darlington is making the closing argument
for the prosecution.
When Mr.. Merrick concluded Mr.. Brent was
not In court, and Mr.. Phillips stated that Mr.
H. would prefer to follow Mr. Merrick so that
ne could leave in the next train for Baltimore
Mr.. Merrick remarked, He can be sent over
In hack II he misses it," To which Mr. Phil
lips quickly retorted, "Oh, no; some of the
efiuvia may escape from the horses, and then
you may indict him for a nuisance along the
highway" daughter.
ORPHANS Court, Judge Purceu-To-day the
viii OF the late Edwin w. Moore, of Texas
was filed, fully proven, and admitted to pro-
bate. be wills his estate to his widow The
will of the late Ann E Kernand was fully
proved and admitted to probate and record
letters OF administration on the estate of Geo
T. Falconer were issued to Margaret r. Falco-
ner-bond S2,iOO; to Ellen Sarsfeld on estate of
Lawrence Sarsfeld-bond SiOO. The second
general account Of the orphans of Raphael and
Pisa TRAY was approved and passed. Meta
ray, orphan Of William and Elizabeth Fay.
was indentured to Sarah g. Hatton
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

CORNs EXTRACTED WITHOUT PAIN.-Dr
White, Surgeon Chiropodist 424 Pennsylvania
avenue, between IN and 9th streets; established
1861. Corns, Buniens, Bad Nails, Enlarged
Joints, Vascular excrescences, and all diseases
Of the feet relieved, and often entirely cured
without pain or incon venience to the patient
Many eminent Physicians, Surgeons and other
responsible residents and visitors of the Dis
trict certify to the above. Hours from q. m
to d m.
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GEORGETOWN ABVERrIsENENrS.
~ GEORGETOWN, APRIL I3rB. Is6.
NOTICE.

M GEoRGEToWN,A APRIL l3rH. 1s6s.
uS NOTICE.
Prior to the FIRST day Of May next citizens viii
be allowed TO remove from their premises ashes or
otnef matter, liable to become nuisance. into the
public streets. and the same will be rer ayed hy
the street ecayenger free of cost
Otherwise they viii be subject to such reaaire-
mests ~ may be i'm posed By the sanitary police
a1 H-eotmyl ChAS. d. WELCH, Mayor.
Spring AND SUMNER GOODs.-we have
- lSt opened laree assortment Of FANCYl and
sTAPLE DRY GOODS, embracing 100 Pieces
Beautiful Dress Goods for spring and summersuits,
new styles. very cheap Black Silks from 81 so 10
% 30 for dresses and w.appiaes. 1000 yards Of
bleached cotton I2K. Feather proof Ticking,
Table Linens. Large stock of Csssimers and other
BENJAMIN MILLER
ap l6-1m 101 Bridge street, Georgetown.
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CITY ITEMS.

WE UNDERSTAND that the numerous friends
OF Zalmon Richards, Esq, propose to preseai
his name as candidate for Mayor. at the
coming municipal election. Mr.. Richards is
an excellent man, sound reliable Republican,
now an Alderman from the Second Ward, and
would make an efficient and good Mayor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

NcrNG PRECINCTs.-The following is
the communication from the Judges of Election
submitted to the Board of Common Council last
evening and referred to in our report Of the
proceedings:
"WAsHINaToN, ID. c., April II, 1s6s.-To the
President If the Board Of Common Council: Sir:
The undersigned Judges Of election respectful
ly beg leave to call your attention, and through
you the board over which you preside, to a bill
which unanimously passed the Board of AL.
dermen at its last meeting, and is now pending
In the Board of Common Council, designed to
increase the number of voting precincts in the
city Of Washington, and to earnestly request
that your board will consider and pass the
same at your next meeting. The provisions of
This bill meet our unanimous appreciation, as
it will afford every requisite convenience to the
people and remove all confusion at the polls on
the day of election. Trusting that the members
Of your board will see the importance OF acting
promptly and affirmatively in the matter, we
are respectfully, &c. (Signed]-L Clephane,
Geo. IL. Plant S. ]. Bowen, Il. q. Robbins, p.
+. Bacon
The communication was referred to special
committee composed of one from each ward, as
follows Messrs. Croker, Slower, Beall, Nal
ley, A. r. Clarke, G.. w. Miller and S. S. Baker
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

LADIES, try the choicest Perfume in the
world. Burnett's Plorimel closely resembles
the odor Of a rare and delicate boquet OF
flowers, and in this respect is unrivalled. A
few drops will leave it's peculiar and delight
full fragrance upon the handkerchief for many
hours. 60
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

BUSINESS MEN who desire to secure a first
rate location will be pleased to learn that Har-
baughs corner, at 9TH and G streets, will be for
rent from the LIST of June next.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

WHAT MAKES YOUR HAIR so BKAUrIrULl
Mrs. s. A. Aliens Improved (nev stye) Hair
Restorer or Dressingin one bottle Price One Dol
lar. Every Druggist sells it. co
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

GENrLKMEN's DRESS SHIRTS FOR S2.-You
can get good ones for that figure at Henning's
No. 5l1 eth street.
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PERSONS wishing to subscribe for THI STAR
who reside on Capitol Hill and the Navy Yard.
will please leave their orders at No. LIZ East
Capitol street. between &th and 5th.
JOHN COG9rNs, Agent
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THE EVENING STAR.
LOCAL NE w s.

Anusements, &c, Tonight.
NATIONAL THEATER.-Jefiersonin the "Heir
as-Law" and the 'sSpItfre."
METZKRoTT HALL.-Grand Classical Con.
cert Of the Hendelssohn Quintette Club.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

THE RIVER FRONT, APRIL 2i.-Forsr's
Wharf--Arrived. sch 9. Cheruh, from Phla-
delphla, 40 tons coal for the Washington and
Georgetown Ice Company; Louie Smith, from
Boston. ice for the Washington and George
town Ice Company. Sailsd, schr J. b. We'll
hnEton, down the river, light.
JoknSoH's Wha,f-At this wharf to-day the
NUM- Der of fish ~ Ceived Were about 2s0OO her.
rings and l4.000 sbad w tn sales OF the former
at 81 and Of the latter at SIi.
Carers WhGU.-Arrived, s, hrs. Julia, De-
laney, from Port DEPOSIT " ith 1851 feet of
lumber for Mobun & Son; Pearl, Williams,
Rletz Mary Ehzs, Hearn, with coal for s. O.
Magruaer and George Bogus.
TRANSFERS OF REAL EsrArE-The follow
ing transfers of real est tate have been reported
at the Real Estate Exchange of X. M. Hail.
Part OF lot &, in square 1,O60, - feet on 18th
sueet, at <26i: part of same lot at S200; part of
lot 3, In square SIS, at S3250 lots 2, and g. old
Georgetown, in alley, at 425S; lot & block Is
Meridian Hill, at Se26; lot Q, In same block, af
SS25 part Of lot I, in SO 699 at $780, part Of
loss ande in square 24s; parts lots 2, 6. and =
In square PSI; lot 8, IN square 81; and lots ! g.
ed 9, in square 9i4. at 5000.
THE NEW CITY GOVERNMENT OF ALxxAS.
DRIA.The Mayor and Councils OF AIexan-
dria, recently appointed by General Schofield,
We're installed At the Council Chamber in that
CITY this morning at 10 O'Clock. A few of the
otrer city officers appointed have entered upon
their duties.
FINED.-Daniel ]. Byrne was before Justice
Harper yesterday, charged with violating an
ordnance OF the corporation. for which ne was
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

WRAPPING PAPER for sale. Apply at tn,
STAR Office.
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FAST RIDING TO BE DIsCONTINUED.-Col.
Wallace, commanding the garrison Of WASH
ing, has just issued an order prohibiting the
habit of mounted inen belonging to the service,
riding through the streets OF this city at q gait
Gale ulaied to iniure public horses and endan-
ger the lives of citizens. Hereafter, no mounted
soldier will be permitted to ride through the
streets Of Washington. and Georgetown, except
ut q walk or trot unless in the case of messen-
gers when authority for more rapid gait will
be sndor~ed on the envelope OF the despatch.
All violators of this order will be arrested and
brought to trial for disobedjenee Of orders.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

UPsET-About eight o'clock this morning, a
small open boat, in which were seated Harrison
Moran and two other colored men, was cap
sized in the channel on the south side OF the
Potomac. about one mile east of the Long
Bridge. Fortunately, the parties succeeded in
cinging to the bottom Of the boat till assistance
came from shore, though Harrison could not
have done so had he not cen assisted by his
companions. and in all probability would have
drowned, as he was unable to swim. The
cause Of the upset was from rnisstep and fall
OF Harrison, while attempting 10 step TO the
middle of the boat to relieve one Of the number
at rowing
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

FLORAL MAY FEsTIvAL.-The tickets for
Marini's Floral May Festival are now ready,
and may be obtained at the Academy and at
Metzfrott's Music Store, where reserved seats
may be procured. 1t takes place at the National
Jheater, May 1lih, and will be a magnificent
affair.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1868-04-21

F1NED.-Daniel J. Byrne was before Justice
Harper yesterday, charged with Violating an
ordinance of the corporation, for which ne was
fined 500,
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Rf THOS. DOWLING, Auctioneer; GEORGETOWN
TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE PROPER

By virtue Of a deed of trust executed by MARY
Seisking to James Hunter, and recorded in Liber
H. M D. No II; also, subsequent deed of trust
executed by Mary Westfallen, formerly Geisking.
and her husband, Charles westfallen, and recorded
In Liber Il. Y. e., No. g. the subscribers will offer
81 Pu bile sale, on the premises, on TUESDAY the
18th day Of April, at the hour Of o'clock in The
afternoon, all that piece parcel Of ground stu
ated in Georgetown. District Of Columbus being
part Of Lot numbered q, situated in old George,
town fronting Il feet and inches Bridge street
and running back the same width 10 the depth OF
eighty nye feet six inches, more or less with the
to the same belonging.
Terms One third cash; the residue in and u
months, the purchaser giving his notes for the de-
ferred payments With interest. A deed given and
deed OF trust taken TO secure deferred payments:
or all OF the purchase money may be paid on the
day Of sale. All conveyancing and stamps at pur-
chaser o cost
yAMEsW HUSTERlr
R.P. JACKSON Trustees.
apH THOMAS BOWLING. Auot
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DIED..

CROWLEY. On the 2lst inst, JULIA CROW
LEY, wife of j. ID. Crowley.
The friends Of the family requested to attend
the funeral which will take place at her late resi-.
dence, Iee street, bet 18th and 10Th, On wednes
day, the I'd, at o clock.
BEARE. On Tuesday morning, April Il, 1865
WILLIAM SEAMAN BEARE.
Notice Of funeral hereafter.
KING. On the 2eth inst, JOHN BBRDINE
KING, infAot son Of p. II. and M. K. King, aged
months.
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MARE led.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. In this city, on tn g
10th inst, BY The Rev. w: w; williams; Of gorge
of the United states army, to Miss AARTHA Il
NICHOLS, OF Nashville, Tenn
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RALrIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
n WAsHINeToN, Nay @, NOoS lS-


Trains between WASHINGTON AND RALrI
Mokk. and WASHINGTON AND.rHE WfsP
are nov run - follow, win:
FOE BALTIMORE.
Leave daily, except SUNDAY ct Co 90 ana l..Sn
y. m, and 100, and 30, and Is .. m.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS
Leave daily, except Sunday, st70s m. md 100
T0R WAY STATION SOUTH OF ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
FOB ANNAPOLIS.
Leave Of ZOO Q. M. and 30 D m No train. a. q.
from Annapolis on Sunday.
ON SUNDAY
FOB BALTIMORE.
Leave H 500 o. u.. and 4: 50 aud g. g D. m
FOR WAY STATIONS
Leave ct see . N. and 81 and SIS nm
FOR ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday ais 0S
.. m, 4 30 and s<s D m.
On Saturday At SOC a. m, and 80 D. m
On sunday At 40 and IS .. m. only, connecting
Wheeling Parkersbur-. &c.
THROUGH TICKETS 70 the West can be had .,
the Warrington Station g.cket once ~ AL hours
IN the day, as well as ~ the new once, 4o6 Penn
tvvsnia avenue, where Arrangements he
made TO check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Phil.d.lehi.. and Boston, .es
j. LYWILsoN, Mater 81 Transportation.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Ar mt.
oCA GEO a K00KTZ A1eut ashtuC top