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New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-18

We are informed by George Pandely,
Esq, President of this road, that in com.
pllanee with the request Of many citizens
residing below Canal street arrangements
have been made to receive baggage, house
hold articles, and family supplies at the
old depot, foot of Elysian Fields street.
The Office for receiving through freight to
Mobile and all heavy articles will be at the
new depot, foot of Julia street, where all
bills lading for the same will be given.
The object of establishing branch depot
at the old place is to accommodate those
living in that vicinityswho may wish to
ship baggage, household supplies, ETC., to
the various watering places. Those re-
turning to the city can. by giving timely
notice, have their baggage left at the old
depot.
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MARKETS, ETC.
Domestic Markets.

NEW YORK, July l7-StOcks closed: 520is
of 1862, ll4s; of 1864, ll05; of 1865, liz; of
1867, lO94; lO-4O's 1885; 1905 l09!.
New YORK, July II, Eyening.-Cotton a
shade firmer,, but less active; sales 800 bales;
middling upland 3l4932. Flour dull and
declining; best grades unchanged. Wheat
closed quiet; new red Georgia 50 25C92 35;
white 81 IS. Corn heavy and l612c. lower;
mixed Western ST 0l9l %. Mess pork
active. Lard nominal. Money abundant
on call at 3@5 T. cent; prime discounts 6@
Z. Gold steady at l43s. Sterling un-
changed. Southern bonds stronger. 2O's
of 1862, coupons, l4t. Tennessee skies 693;
do.new ca. North Ca=clinas 73s5, q. ~
CINCINNATI, July 17,-Family -four 50 500
IS. Wheat dull 81 s0@2. Corn un-
changed. Oats 73@74o. Pork held at S2S.
Bulk shoulders ll4c. Clear sides lac. Ba-
Clear sides l7c. Lard l73c. Butter and
'aIoUisyILIS, july I7.-Tobacco sales SO
hhds. at ST 25 a I6 for lugs to fair leaf. Flour,
superfine Sc 1907. Wheat 81 9092. Corn
94996c. Oats s09S2c. Mess pork S2S so.
rib sides l6lc.; clear sides lT4c.. bulk
shoulders l2c.; clear sides l6c.
ST. LOUIS, July l7.-Flour dull and un-
changed. Wheat lower for all grades below
choice. Corn sO@s5c. Oats 76@S2c. Pro
visions very dull.
MOBILE, July lI.-COtton Market sLeauy'
Middling 30. Sales for the week 500; re-
ceipts 90; exports, all coastwise, 272. Stock
on hand and on shipboard $3.50 bales.
GALVESTON, July l7--Cotton receipts for
the week l04 bales; exports 80. Stock 59l
bales. Good ordinary nominally l93.
River Intelligence.
SOUTHWEST Pass, July II, P. M.-Barom
eter 29. so. Wind southwest and light.
Arrived, steamship Clinton, Lewis, Gal
weston, to @. A. Whitney g. Co. No de-
LOUISVILLE, July l7.-River falling, with
four feet four inches in the canal.
Foreign Markets. @
LONDON, July II, Evening. ~.
! FRANKFoRT, July l7,-Bonds 76s@762.
LTvERPooI, July II, Evening. Cotton
bales including $1,000 bales AmericaRs
Corn S6s; wheat lis Cd; -four sos, othei
\ markets dull.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE strike at the
Gasworks continues, and the city will
probably be in darkness tonight.
The places of amusement are closed and
the city is in darkness.
LOUISVILLE, July 1.-THE Freedmen's
Bureau, except the general agencies at
Louisville Paducah, and Lexington, and
excepting the Educational Department, is
discontinued in the State.
Thermometer ninety.eight degrees in the
shade, the hottest day of the year.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-18

Senate bill No. l4-An act relative to the
First and Second District Courts Of the par
ish and city of New Orleans.
Senate bill No. I5-An Ct in relation TO
the trial of contested election cases.
Senate bill No, l7-An act TO transfer all
causes now pending before the courts Of
the parish Of Orleans under the constitution
of 1854 to the courts created by the consti
tion of 1868.
a joint resolution referring to the ap-
pointment of joint committee to examine
into the accounts, vouchers, etc., of the
offices of Auditor of Public Accounts and
Treasurer of the State.
Mr. Morey, Of Ouaohita, moved that the
House do now resolve itself into a Com.
mittee of the Whole.
Carried.
Mr. Harper was called to the chair.
House bill No. 26, entitled an act making
q new division of the State of Louisiana
into five Congressional districts, being un.
der discussion, ..
Mr.. Morey, Of ouachits, moved that the
Committee do now rise and recommend the
passage of the bill.
Carried.
The chairman reported that the Commit.
tee recommended the passage OF the bill.
Mr.. Morey, of 0uachita, moved to sus-
pend the rules in order to place the bill On
its third reading.
Rules not suspended, and the bill ordered
to be engrossed.
Mr.. Ray, of Orleans, called up his resolq.
tiOn relative to the employment of Pages by
the different comm ttoe' which was adopted.
Under a suspension of the rules the fol-
lowing resolution offered by Mr.. Lott, of
Rapides, was adopted:
BE itresolued, That special committee Of
three be appointed by the Speaker of the
House, to inquire into the action of the State
Auditor in relation to the payment of the
per diem of the members of this House.
The Speaker appointed the following com.
mittee: Messrs. Lott, of Rapides, Pratt of
Claiborne, and Isabelle, of Orleans.
On motion of Mr.. Garstkamp, of Jefferson,
the House adjourned until tomorrow a;
twelve O'Clock M.
WILLIAM VIGERS,
Chief Clerk House of REPRESENTATIVES.
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.LouI.lana ssaalar.. .Aanlltea.

s Our dispatches this morning announce
the fact that Hons. William P. Kellogg and
u 8. Harris, Senators from Louisiana, we're
admitted to seats in the Senate. They have
arrived in time to take part in the vote on
the Presidents veto Of the electoral college
bill, which, it is feared by many of the
Democratic papers, will not be passed by
the Senate. The Senators from North Car
olina were also sWern in yesterday, thus
adding four voters on the right side. The
credentials of our Representatives were
presented, and referred to the appropriate
committee.
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ENGLAND:
Rights of American CItIzens-The Ameri.
can View Accented.

LONDON, July l7.-In the House last even
ing Lord Stanley, Secretary of Foreign AZ
fairs, made an important statement in
answer to a question asking for information.
He said he had already sent communica-
ton to the United States on the matter of
naturalization, the substance of which was
that the British ministry was ready to &C
cept the American view of the question. He
therefore thought misunderstanding be.
tween the two nations was impossible.
Lord Stanley also stated that he had de-
clined to make treaty at present, as the
ROYAL Com mission are still considering the
general subject and for the additional rea-
son that time will not permit the passage Of
a bill the present session.
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WHOLE NUMBER 1896.
GEORGIA.


Eroeeeaings Of the LesisIatzre-NO eena.
tors sDeelared HnelIglbIe- bIe-lThermomete
A0S In the Shade.
ATLANTA, July 1.-THE Senate committee
OF investigation reported none of its mem
oers ineligible, and recommittal founded
on aocuments sent in by Governor Bullock
was defeated by a vote Of I3 to %, CondIe1
Democrat, defended the cases of several
members accused, and stated that McCutch-
en-, one member accused, had to call on the
Union army to protect him from violence
with the American flag over his head, and
SAD that the members accused were firm
Union men during the war.
A resolution was passed to inform Gen.
eral Meade and the Provisional Governor of
tne action OF the Senate, asking approval9
ana stating that they are ready for business.
In the House, two members, Long, of
Carrol, and Nunally, of Hancock, were
found ineligible. During the discussion of
their cases the House adjourned.
The weather is warm; Thermometer I02 in
the shade. Grand preparations are being
23d. Va '--S
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IoKTANr NOTICE TO SUB
6CRIBER@. r.

he of the old subscribers TO the REPuB,
\ have neglected to csllat the Office and
v their subscriptions, or order their
rs to be stopped. Their names still
ar on our books, and they are supplied
the paper. We shall continue to send
REPUBLICAN to these gentlemen until
brst of August, on which day their
) will be taken from our list, and the
discontinued unless their subscription
bewed in the meantime. We hope our
as will take notice, as we wish to retain
as subscribersif possible.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-18

The Mobile Nationalist will be published
daily from the first of August. So it is an
nouneed Mobile Republicans will be
strengthened and encouraged by the pub
lication of daily paper three advocating
the principles Of the Republican party and ,
assailing the errors efthe Democracy.
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Particular attention is called to the sale
at auction to be made this day at noon at
the Merchants and Auetioneers' Exchange,
Royal street, by the Sheriff Of the parish Of
Orleans, of valuable improved and vacant
real estate. situated in the First, Second,
and Third Districts Of this city, For par
fionlars see adEertisemenls.a Z
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-18

REMOVAL FROM oFFICE.--P Paragraph four
ofspecial orders 157, dated July 1e, directs
the removal from Office Of John I, Jane.
son, Assessor and Collector Of Taxes for
Red River county, Texas, on the ground Of
inattention to the duties Of bis Office. Rus,
sell L. Moore is appointed to gil The
vacancy.
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BILLS ON THEIR SECOND READING.

By Mr.. DeslOnde, of Iberville:
House bill No. 22-Referreo to the Com
mittee on Internal Improvements.
By Mr. Devices, of Bienville: tl
House bill No. 25-Referred to the Com
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Washington, of Assumption:
House bill No. 27-Referred to the Com.
mittee on Judiciary.
By Mr.. Isabelle. of Orleans;
Joint resolution relative to the reeounting
of votes in the late election.
Referred to the Committee on Judiciary.
Under a suspension Of the rules, the fol
lowing bills passed their second reading;
By Mr. Gray, of st. James:
House bin No. S9-Referred to the Com
mittee on Charitable Institutions.
By Mr.. Isabelle, of Orleans:
House bill No. 35-Reterred to the Com
mittee on Public Lands and LeVees.
Two hundred copies ordered to be printed
Mr.. Morey, Of 0uaehitR, moved to recon
slider the vote taken yesterday on House
bill Ne. 20, which was referred 70 the Com
mittee on Judiciary, and that 1t be referred
to the oommIttee on Printing.
| Carried.
MIR. Morey, Of Ouachita, moved to recon
\ slider the vote by which House bill No. q
was referred TO the Committee on Judiciary
and that it be referred to the Committee 0
4 the Whole.
Carried.
MESSAGES FROM TIE sEEATR.
The Secretary of the Senate presente
the following bills for concurrence:
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TIsIANA GENERAL ASSEMBLY.

boeedings in the Senate.
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The New York Commercial has this para
graph about Bates:
Sergeant Bates, who carried that flag
across the lac Confederacy, is present at
the National Convention, aud at that OF the
soldiers aud sailors. He is a sort of lay hg-
ure, used as an ornament at times, but at
tracing very little attention. He and bus
|. flag reached the platform in Tammauy Han
yesterday. He met with no recognition
from the delegates and after cropping arouLd
behind the celebrities he slowly aud pnat-
ten led left the room. The Democrats have
too serious matters in hand to be pleased
with this hRrlequinade.
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NEW ORLEANS SATURDAY MORNING. JULY 49, 1858 44a779z

nious system of schools for the State, which
will be submitted to you at some future
day. .-.......,.-..
HENRY L. REY,
Chairman,
F. G. ANTOINE,
E. W. DEVICES,
D. G.. F0UTS,
P. G. DESL0NDE,
JOSEPH MANSION
W. H. PIERCE.
New Orleans Republican. [volume] (New Orleans, La) 1867-1878, 1868-07-18

The Secretary of the Senate presented
the following bills for concurrence;
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
The French Stnbles.

From Bells Life In London, August H.
Hesop has been engaged as first jockey to M. e.
Fould's stable and MOrtemer has entered NJ. Fas-
quel's service as trainer and jockey.
On Friday morning, July "A, the well known
steeple chase horse Bon Espoir, whilst taking q
gallop In the big ride at Chanty, overpowered hit
lad, and coming in contact with tree as he swerved
out OF the path smashed his head frghtfuy, and hc
died In the course OF the day.
Mr. Lamplugh's Pigeon injured himself so severely
In his fall I'm the Ghent steeple chase that he mas not
yet returned home from Belgium.
The steepie chaser Angi0-SaxOn Is to be added to
the list OF gedings
Several horses belonging to M. FasqueI were sold
in Paris last week by order or the Tribunal OF Senlls
The list comprised the stations Forabras and Char
latan, who were both purchased by NJ. Fougeron-
the first for 0,000f. and the other for 3,OO0f.
Captain Fracasses sale took place on Tuesday,
when the majority OF the lots went very cheap as
hacks. The crack OF the stable, Tim Meagles, was
purchased by NJ. Hermes, and joins Caprice and
Wellesley at II. Gibsons.
NJ G. Lecercq purchased Horace vernet OF M. Des-
vigIes prior TO the race for the Prix de Consolation
at Caen.
The running at Caen will probably have great
effect on the Omnium betting, for 1t put Murllo ap-
parently out OF court whine Anthee, Navarette, Le
Cygne, ana Fondateur all ran sufficiently well to
make rbem appear dangerous at their respective
weights. The latest betting have heard is is to
l against Navarette, Is to against Fidelia, 20 to
against Antnee, 90 10 against Muro.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

LONGEVITY OF CorNs.-The longevity OF coins has
been much reduced since railways came into being
They are In continual motion from the time OF their
birth, and the poor sixpence especially is short
lived, In consequence OF being overw0rked. If zone
man In his time plays many parts" assuredly one
coin in Its turn buys many times its value. GER
tain charge IL made annually In the mint estimates
for covering the loss accrung from tho loss OF worn
shings and sixpences. These are bought of the
Bank OF England ut their nominal value and. Of
course are bad bargains for the coming establish
ment, which recasts and then recons them into
money OF full legal weight. The last amount granted
for the purchase OF worn silver coin amounted to
$4,000, or 300 900 shllings and this was supposed
TO represent the extent OF one years SG1 abrasion
and deterioration OF the silver coinage OF the Uni ed
Kingdom. Experience demonstrates that the annual
loss Of silver by attrton OF coins is In these DAYS OF
trading activity. much greater I'm value than this al
though the weight OF the silver thus spirited away in
one year by friction Is set down at 56382 ounces.-
k,chnufcs' MAGAZINE.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
SALES AT AUCTION.

ALDRIDGE woOD. AuCTIONEERs. 40 BrII,pINg
y Lots, opposite the Monastery at West Hoboken n j.
on Thursday August 90 1903 at O'Clock r. NJ on the
ground, ~ valuable Building Lots situated West Sprn
the Monastery The above lots are bssntny situated
lyh Jersey City and Hcboken The horse from
Hoboken ferry pass the property fifteen minutes
during the day and evening The title perfect
on the OF sale For further particulars
ply to Mr.. ALBERT MAGOSCH the premises, to the
anctoneers Hudson City So Montgomery street, Jersey
Civ.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

almost destroyed. Some fifty or sixty houses were
washed away by the descending torrents and people
were unable To walk III the streets during the presa
lence OF the storm.
severe fire occurred IN Santiago, burning to the
ground the very handsome stores occupied by
Brlebas a Co. owing to the number OF good insur-
ance olces here the sufferers viii lose comparatively
O small amount.
The United States steamers Kearsarge Nyack, and
Dacotah are still In port. All well on board.
business Is rather dull the heavy rains having in
terrupted communications In the interior and the
gram expected here for shipment not having arrived
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

others, was third TO Mr. Savle's colt by length.
winning he eased him and he ca ne in several lengths
In rear Oh IaDouIet but in front OF Suffolk, at the
good price OF 1000 to 60.
Next week We shall be at Brighton and Lewes
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
A Committee from Buffalo Call Upon Sun
Tajen at the International.

NIAGARA FALLS, August 16, 1s6S
This morning committee from Buffalo, consisting
of Mr.. E. E. Hazard, chairmanj John II. vought,
President Of the Board OF Trade; John Allen Jr.,
President of the Western transportation Company;
and Messrs J. B. Grifln E. b. Guthrie c. Mcdonald
and John B. Williams visited this city to inquire after
the health Of Sun Tajen, w..) met with the unfor-
tunate accident yesterday, and to express their
grets at his misfortune. The committee was re-
celved in the parlors OF the International Hotel by
Chlh Tajen, Sun Tajen, Secretary DE Champs and
the two English speaking students, Messrs. Fung
and Teh. The Tajen expressed his gratitude to all
the party and his thanks for their kind ex-
party then Joined in pleasant conversation.
During this conversation it was mentioned
that the name OF Mr. Hazard meant to risk danger.
Chih Taen laughingly remarked II Sun Tajen was
superstitous there might be something in that. Sun,
however, throwing up his hands, readily replied
that he was not at all supersttious.
After the party broke up sun Tajen with Mr.. Fung
came TO your correspondents room, as he said to
thank him for the use OF his coat yesterday and to
say that he hoped he had not caught cold. Laugh
you were assisting me-" must say not only looked
pale but felt pale. The real danger not great
as the fear that the Tajen would get excited and let
go his hold before the ropes could be got ready The
Ta]en also thanked Captain Dolliver and Mr. Fulton,
proprietor OF the hotel who present and assisted.
The TaJen Is very anxious to learn the OF the
sailor who placed the rope about him so as TO make
him some suitable reward for his services. In the
excitement ana the hurry OF getting of the train
the man Disappeared. secretary DE Champs, how
1t VIII be given. Word has been sent to Buffalo TO
find out the
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

A TEA AND DRY GROCERY STORE, ON ONE Oh
n the best avenues doing good trade for sale low
SOUiHMAYD CO., 1874 Broadway.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

AT q SIXTH AvENuB.-LAprgs AND GENTLEMEN,
n you wish 70 receive the highest cash price for your
cast Clothing Carpets Furniture, Jewelryt Ac e best
you do cail send note MMAkKs 90 Sixth
avenue. Ladies attended BY Mrs Marks TruArou VIII be
dali With 70 your sasissacsion and benefL
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES,

A PARTNER WANTED--wITH $4,000, TO TAKE THE
n place OF retiring partner retail business
lhe hn has three stores the best doina
bo0d paying business. Address James, Herald oncs
The New York herald., 1868-08-18

A MODERATE CAPITAL TO INVEST IN SOME GOOD
business would take charge OF boos Rccounts colee-
lions IN store, hotel or Office Address Bookkeeper box G.
The New York herald., 1868-08-18
DoBYRT soNERvILLE, AuCrfoNEER-sALEsRooN DON
III 81 Nassau street, opposite the Post Ohico
HITEI. i-HNIrIRE-

ROBERT SOMERVILLE will at auction on Tuesday, An-
gust H. and Wednesday, August ~, st 1919 O'clock mt his
salcOcom n Nassau stree The Furniture ol . rooms con
pstng OF Rrusses and Ingram Carpets, Ocoths Pianos,
Mirrors Curtains, Paror sut Easy Chair, Bedroom Suits
Bedding &c. -
Fday Gst and Saturday, 22d viii be sold the Feather
Beds hsttreses, Linen, Bedroom Suits Mirrors Wines and
Liquors. Book Accounts Also at II o'clock. bay Horse
covered Wagon Harness suitable for grocer pedde
All ia complete order and repair.
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o'hsr oitnminous sues,spces. tog~shsf win "a
provisions relsflnc O. r~twrns, s<Sessm.a1
wsrehousing. and bonding. Ana al oth-r pr.
vis'e ne ior d'termlhing the quantity OF Minerva
on distilled for the purposes o. securing IN.
payment OF the tax teereoa. be. and the AN.
are hereby, impaired, ana no tax imposed ~,
eNisunC laws on such oils or products IN the
hands OF the producer or manufacturer or n -
agent or Agents 81 the passage OF THIS ace. SAD
unsold, shall b. collected; oui dtstillerS sad
renners OF mineral olls shall b. con ssder~i a.
manufacturers and subject 10 the tar ssl-S
PROVIDED for IN the fourth section OF the a.
10 exempt CERTAIN manufactures from Internal
fsN, and for cth'r purposes. approved NArca
ihirty-nrst. eighteeE hundred sud sixt,--,eht
Approved. July ~. Isss.
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T'O ALL WHOM IT HAY OosoERs.
DEPARTMENT OF rHu ISrxRIou
PENsrnN arrncr in. 49, -:

PENSION OFFIcE. July 18th .>lso6
June s. 1851 for the reissue Of the feIlossns a o.
scribed Land Warrants, which are alleged 70 have
that a. the d d.ts 10 I. hereby given
warrant, new certificate or waf raut OF like tenor
will he reissued, II valid objection shou ID then
appear. JOS. II. BARRKTf. Commissionse.
No 40 for 60 acres, issu "a under the act % M arch
), 1855 "a the name 81 Clemence Haley widow 81
80 sn, deceased, and Was granted May %,
No. So 246, for LOO acres issued under the act of
February II, lss, in the name II Willis Leath,
and Was granted May 81, ls4s August o. ISIS
NO - 0l, Tor loo acres, issued under the act OF
March 5, lsss, in the name Of Harrison Corum and
No; osrI, Tor leo acres. issued under the act Of
March 5, 1855 in the names Of the minor children
OF Andrew Record, deoessed, and WAS granted July
Ne. sOlsl. for 100 acres, issued under the act OF
February II, lS<1, in the name Of Elizabeth Thomp-
Thompson. deceased, and was granted September
81, ls51. September -, l6s.
No. 50 e4, for 80 scr-s, issued under the oct of
nett. and Va. granted Nay 3. isss oetoser isss
No; <sosl, for len acres. tsened under the act Of
n.re > sss IL the o. $780, Gerq% and
March. 5, ISIS, in the name Of Adam woman. s.S
NJ .sse. for iee acres. ISSUED under the sc, Of
March s. lsis, in the name q John Floyd Johnson.
sId v.. sIaR,sd Auso.t 3 is 0s.essS y Iss
September, $50. in tl.e nsns Of Levi Lewis, and
vs. granted August 6. ISL: October 81. IsSs.
fsE i 4. . fss u. s.ssd u 1 TIE Get Of
was granted February IS, 1854. November =. isss'
No g SIS, for leo acres, issued under the .ct OF
". .'sn june s s aossS ns%ia Es:s and
March 5. 1855; in the name Of Mary Crawford sop
TO- fsss. November q Isss N~'0~
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RAILROADS.
kALrIMOBE AND OHIO RAILkOAD,
y WASHINGTON, Nay 9. Noon, l0Q.

kALTlAOBB AMI OdlO BAlL6OAD,
y WAsHINsfoN, Nay Q. Noon, lo0.
- 1e 79
Trains between WASHINGTON AND BALTL
noRL. and WAsHINGTOA AND rH1 WEST
re now run - follows. viz:
FOB BALTlMOR1.
Leave daily, except SUNDAY 1T TOO, 500, and In
,. H. ana 20, and 40, and S4S ,. N.
FOB ALL WAY STATIONS.
Il. Lesve daily, except Sunday, at7:0 m, and 1:r
FOR WAY STATION SOUTH 81 ANNAPo.
LIS JUNCTION.
Leave 1t sos and Zoo .. m, and ct 3:00 and "a
FOB ANNAPOLIS
Leave At ZOO Q. IA. ard 40 D. m Ne trains 10
from Annapolis on sunday.
ON SUNDAY.
FOR BALTIMORE.
Leave at 500 .. m, and 40 and s:&s ,. N
FOB WAY STATIONS.
Leave at 500 o. N. and 50 and 8:45 p. m.
FOB ALL PARTS OF THE WEST.
Leave daily, except Saturday and Sunday, aus:
on Saturday at s0v .. m, and 3:0p Pm.
On sunday ut 40 and e:4s y. m only, connectins
at Relay Station with trains from Baltimore 70
Wheeling, Petersburg, &c.
THROUGH TICKETS to the West can BE- hs as
the " ashington Station Ticket Once ct All hourO
In the day, - well ~ 1T the new once, 400 Penn
sylvAnia avenue, where arrangements car be
z sde to check baggage at hotels or private resi-
For New York, Philadelphia, and Boston, Gee
advertisement OF "Through Line.n
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
ocD GEO. 8. KOONTZ. Agent. Washington.