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Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14
OHERIFFS' SALE.
- The state OF Ohio, ,Trumbnll county, IS.
Nyi~ h@ rs. In TrumbuIl Com. Pleas.

, ,NHERIFFS' SALE.
Tbe state Of Ohio, Trumbnn county, IS.
Myra Kinse~ AL In Trpm,,ull Com. Pleas.
By virtue Of an order OF sale ,-i issued ,6y
order OF said Court IN ne i,s,,5 sI,aii
case % me - a. The door OF the Court
Hons. in the city Of Warren, Ohio, on
saturday. September 24th, A. ID. go,
po,r-s.r, the hours Of one and three o'clock,
. nj fhe following described premises, slto-
~ ~ ~ coffntv of Trumbull, State OF Ohio,
and township OF broo % ,1eT,cinr- n
the southeast corner OF lot NO -, IN e-Aid
foV-nshin fn the center OF the nv Hiiy le.io-
inc fTous fhe center OF said brOokns5ld 20 the
~ fS ~ hartford township, in said county,
thence running north s., west along tne
center OF the east and west nlgnMAy -
chains and 81 links, to the southwest corner
- iof 81. 81. thence along the center Of said
road e chains and 76 links 20 the southwest
corner Of LOT No. 3, thence nOrth i 5J, east
q chsins % the nortnWess corner ~ sl9 3 l4t
to ne northeast corner OF said lot, thence
south Slo, east % chains and So links 70
stone at the southwest corner OF lands OF =.
Byers, thence south 81. east s. chains and y
links to the center Of said north and south
center highway, thence south along the cen
ter Of saio north and south highway Sy, east
Is chains and 81 links, thence south 81, e. Z
20chalns aud Is links TO a stone, therce so.ath
% %, west IA chains and 8 links % a stone
on the south line Of lot No. s., thence north
50, west along the line Of said lot No. 50 ls
chains and ~ links 10 the place Of begin
ming, containing within said boundary two
hundred and nlnety-four CHS acres and
ninety-ilve r15) rods OF land, according to the
survey q A y. Fell, County Surveyor, made
Sd and lth days OF February, A ID. 1854
Appraised at $50 per acre. Terms OF sale
one-fhird in hand, one-third in one year,
One-fhird in two years, with interest secured
by mortgage on premises.
q. w. DICKINSON, Sheriff.
Sheril's Oflce Warren, O., Aug q, lS7O-5t.
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4 N.DAKSON. MaHor ID {

7 n. DAWSON, Mayor Of the Incor-
porsted Village OF Warren, o., and alss
Justice OF the Peace In and for said Village
attends ioall brslLlElE EslallT tra 1cted oT
Justices Of the Peace. Mayors regular court
ever Monday morning from 70 y O'Clock
Jan. 8. $50.
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nurpIFE,s SALE

~ HERlfE'S SALE.
6Ths state OF Ohio, Trumbun County. IS.
t. J. AlsIain a. Son, In TE1mPIEll ,E1 bill. Com
NJ. D. Loveiess, ct. al. oITT 1eiiOT-
By virtue OF an order % sale issued out
OF the Court Of Common Peas q Trumbull
County. Ohio. in the above named case, to
me directed and delivered, 1 have levied
on and shall expose 20 public sale at the
door OF the Court House In the city Of War
rem, Ohio. on
Saturday, the 18th day OfSept., 1870,
between the hours Of one and three O'Clock
D. m, OF said day, to-Wit: First, the one
third Of said lands belonging TO said NJ. ID.
I.oveless, and II that be insufficient to pay
the amount due TO plaintiff and costs Of sale
shall sell the remaining two-thirds, TO sat
isfy said claim, situate In the County Of
TrumbuIl state Of Ohio, and Township Of
HaEren- and known as part OF lot No. ., In
said Township. Bounded as follows: Begin
ming al a post standing atthe S.E.cOrnerof a
dwelling house and lot formerly owned by
s. d. harris thence running S. 33l 9 Z. one
chain s. links TO the edge OF the water OF
Mahoning River; thence s. l6lSo west Of the
River, 5 chains 10 links TO the north side OF
Liberty Street $50 called; thence north So
W. along north line Of said street chain 20
links 10 post; thence n. Il E 3 chains 81
the s. ". corner OF said Harris lot; thence
north SO +. / chain 81 links 70 q post at the
place of beginning-containing about = Of
an acre OF land, being the same property on
which NJ D. LoVeless lived in Septem Der,
lsd9. Appraised at Sl2O0. Terms Cdsh.
g. W. DICKINSON, Sheriff
Sherins once Warren, o., Aug. Il. lS7O-5t.
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DRE. MYERS. tenders his prOfes-
lNEtonal sarTice 70 tbs peopls o. VI aEren
and selcluity3 once front room, over Hlli< 4
CheWis Store-Stiles block. Hours, nom 10
to p q. m, and to3 p. m.-Residencel cor
ner af High and Chestnut Sts-
Nov. q 56d7-lE-e
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TnnTNGS 8 MnRHANEDeaers In Sta

1 UULNITo Q MUUUAN9 Ool-IlIs n ~
pie and Fancy D-y Goods, Carpets, Mat
EnEs and Floor on Cloths, window Shades
and fixtures. Tea Coneer de- Ihey keep con-
ment Of goods In their line, of good quality
and fashionable styles, and otier them for
sale at the Lowest prices In the ms rket. -
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TEIIE1STATESand Foreign Office
" for Patents, z Superior St, Opposite
American House, CleFeland, o. U. 5, with
eign Countrfes- We rtosecute Business Of
every desGr1ption -reIs4thg 70 Inventions,
BURRfDGF p co.. Aufiorizsd Pateut At
torneysl Sub-Aesncy a. the CHRoElCLE
once l8arren- o. .-sri. EIuly1'-
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nN EecII- lllIllse ct 1lzIl1 OF LlCIE q
NelsdIl = feV doors sast of ne Eirst Nation
AZ Bank. 1lsrEet Etreef sfE-ren4 q. Having
had q rsarE experiences IN the practice, in
company With u. Lioys during hieh time
would stale thar u 1FIll continue 70 give par
ficular attenfion 70 Al classes Of dlseases.-
Eor the accommodation % persons from q
distance, by co.S OF otncrE1ser have AZ
ranged 70 be at ny once at the following
hours: From ! 70 10 O'Clock, A NJ; from 70
sOiclook ?. n .. R NELSON. p
Dee. - l789-lys
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X EUrCEns, c. 4 GLIDDESs !. n. sTULL-
HUTCHINS, GHIDDEN & STULL,
H Attorneys at Law, once over Smith 4
Tuners store, corner OF MaiE and Market
Streets, Warren, Ohio. Han. s. lS7o-t1
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n0TpUTTC GRFTTR- D

A DOLFHUS GREIERy Dealer in
~ Musical 1EerchandiEe Of All descriptions,
W: Ffauos. OrmlE. INelodeons, Violins
Guitars AccordeonE, ,Clnronetts, FLUTES, Eifes,
Drums, Piano-Epreads, Piano=Etools, sheet
music, Music-bockz, Violin strings, Guitar
Strings. &c. SC Store in Webb,s Block, over
Porters Book Store. Jan. 8 lS7o.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

The time given to the work of super
visinQ the schools, has been for the most
mart devoted to the Primary and Seconds
~ grades. While,the has been no dis
guise to neglect the interest Of the High
School, where Il is said, the work OF the
Superintendent has heretofore been prin-
eipaliy done, it seemed Of the utmost I'M
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5LAssIFICAT1oN.

The present classification Of your
schools consists OF thirteen grades,
each requiring one year for its COM
pletion. These are: r.
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WANTS.

OF the many appliances necessary to
complete use Of the objective methods Of
teachings, It is difficult to select the most
important A list is submitted for the
consideration of the Board.
For the Primary Grades, (ineluding the
Secondary SehOOls), Color cards and
blocks; yard sticks and foot rules;
weights and measures of capacity, and
GeoEetrical solids.
For the Grammar Grades, [Including
.he Intermediatel; Geometrieal Solids,
and Natural History Tablets
For the High School. Chemical and
Philosophical Apparatus, for all the
Grades: Peree's Magnetic Globes are ex-
eeedin0 useful. .Hasr ...
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

A LMON D. WEBB Notary Public,
~ Fire and Life Insurance Agent; and
Pension and Bounty Agent. Passage Tick
ptg sold 10 and nom and money reInlL-
fed "a the Old country. at the lowest current
rates. once in Webb'E Block, Main Street,
Warren, Ohio. jan D 4sfV.
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

DOSTERS, Programmes, Dodgers
and az work promptly executed at fair
prices, atthe CHRONICLE OFFICE.
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superintendent Annual Report OF the
Warren Union School.
Gentlemen Of The Board:
The annual report Of your school
for the years 1S69-7O, shows the follow
ing items: l
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". y. PoRTER

y n y y
w. n. &W. T. PORTER, Dealers
Nv in school and Miscellaneous Books,
Stationary, wall Papers, Periodicals, Pam
phlets and MAGAZINES, at the New York Book
store. Main Street. Warren, Ohio.
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HALL 6 MACKET, Manufactures
q HaEness and dealers in saodlery
HErflr-are Trunks Valises, Travelling Bags
Whips. Horse Blankets, Saddles and Fancy
ddlery, No. 8, Market Street, Warren, o.
Jan. 8, $50.
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7 H. BRISCOE, Physician and Sur
81 sgeon- once over Park & Patch's store
Market Street. Residence, north side OF
Market Street, two doors east OF Elm. Par
ticular attention paid 70 Chronic diseases.
Jan s. lS7O-lyr.
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WHTTTTESEF kRAMS, Fire and
w Life Insurance Agent, Warren, Ohio.
Merchandise and other property insured In
the best Companies, on favorable terms !
furuitiIrs -iHsured for one, three and dve
ven. Once IN llcCombs and Smiths block.
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nR. +. A. BIBRCE, Homospafllic
lJPhysician and Surgeon, once IN Sotlin's 8
Block High Street.
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NJ B. TYLER, Manufacturer and
~ Dealer In Guns, Rifles, Pistols, Cutlery
IlEhfng Tackle, Gun Materials spoG ting
fupar5fus sewing Machines, &c, NoI 8, Mar
kef s.. I'afrezi, Qllio- lJan- :, ls7O-u
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AE. IYHAE, Dentist. once over
~ fheneE lIilfinery Store Of n. o. Mes
- between Iddilgs 4 Morgan's and Ereer
&SmithE store, Market ST, Warren Ohlo.-
Entrance at the CHROSICLE Omces up stalrs.
Jan. s. ls7o-tf
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A SAD FEATURE.

But a very sad feature connected
with the German army is the fact,
that two-thirds Of this latter class,
these 500, 900, are men who leave be-
hind wives and helpless children
How many breadless widows and or
phans will this cast upon the country.
Already have I seen the poor peasant
woman locking up her child three
months old, in the care of another
but two years old, in her humble, dis
NAL room, while she goes to the field
to earn the bread to help to keep the
little things from starving. Such Oc-
currenees are common in this land In
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The RoYaI ohart.

&AO -t4J y el- NI4t-1A Q
TDDINGS 4 MORGAN have OBJ
tRined the AGENCY OF this celebrated sys-
tenn Of dress cutting. and VIA gtus q Chart %
each person Wit buys Of them q dress pat
tern or dress goods 81 any kind 70 the amount
OF IS, and upwards, during the next sixty
days. after which the Charts viii be sold at
g each, March 2-tf.
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J. NAurHoI. IHAD. ACkLEI.
UAUTROT & ACKLEY, Successors to
]. Vautrot d Co, Dealers in Watches
Jewelry aud Diamonds. Market street, War
rem Ohio. Jan. 5. $50.
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JOHN HUrCHISs. ". 7. sPEAk-
TVpR1ITFS ESPEAR. .Att0rneys ct
Law. Once In First National Bank
B1IIdfng. "a story, front rooms, Warren o.
Jan. 5 lSTQ-ly.
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r W lATITFF n. II. MOSES
ID ATLIFF & MOSES, Attorneys and
lGOomsellers at Law. elce over t1e E.K-
EnSnge Bank o. 4 Freeman & Hunt, on Market
st. Warren Ohio. lJan. 5. $50
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TEORGE p. HUNTER, Attorney at
NULaw, Once In VanGOrdeT Block, Market
s. warren. Ohio. FEB. 3. lS7O-tf.
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DR. d. GIBBONS, Dentists, teeth
extracted without pain; upper OF low
er- -sess u teethfor S120o. once over 7. J. Nc
Lain- q sO1's Rank, AIain St. warren. Ohio.
JahsS iaie-.f 70 Hf ~
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~ ATTENDANCE
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7 SPEAR, N. D., Eclectic Physl-
I.and SURGEON. once ovsr Freer a Smiths
6nocery, Market street, Warren, Ohio, Par
ticular attention given to Chronic diseases.
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THE TURCOS,

These are the genuine ZOHdUes d
AJrigIe, African ZOuaves, on which
the humane Emperor Of the French
greatly depends for the annihilatiOn
of Prussia and all Germany. / have
understood that they are quite as saw
age as he expected they would be,
and I should think a little more so,
for they have already given some Of
the French officers, who attempted to
restrain them, the benefit of their
knowledge of African tactics. have
also learned that they have treated
German prisoners most barbarously-
even 10 cutting off ears and noses,
and mutilating them in other respects.
Had Louis Napoleon never before
done an act to forfeit the respect of
his fellow men, this one act, the intro
ductiOn Of wild men-barbarous saw
a9es-intO Christian Europe to fight
against a civilized nation, in the blaze
of the light of the nineteenth ceL-
tuTy, is enough to call upon him the
bitterest condemnation Of every civ
ilized, gOspelized nation of the earth.
The ruler Of an enlightened ma
tiOn so lost to the common instincts
of humanity that he blushes not
to shock the moral sense, the rei-
gious feelings of the world, forfeits
not only his position as a monarch,
but all right and little to residence In
civilized society. The memory of such
a person must ever be asstench in the
nostrils of all people in whose hearts
feelings of sympathy beat responsive
to the grOans and sufferings of human
woe.
THE GERMAN NATIONAL ARMY
Numbers !, ,I24, 900 men. At no previ-
Gus period in her history, has Ger
many been able to muster and place
on a war footing such a force. It is
too in how short a time
the greater part of her army has been
collected and fitted for war. Four
weeks ago she had not more than $50,
900 troops ready for the field, and in
less than three weeks from the date of
the declaration of war, 500, 600 addi-
tionaI able-bodied men are mustered,
and led forth to meet the
enemy. So, it seems to me, Napoleon
will find that it is not the easiest thing
in the world to demolish such host,
he may have previously i'm
ported strength from wild Africa.
a SAD FEATURE.
But a very sad feature connected
with fhe Germau army Is the fact
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M c. an. W. WOODWORTH, Phy-
llL Eicians and Surgeons, once over 4 d
Allisonis Drug Store, Main street, warren
2toSp. FEB. q, 1851.
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In behalf Of the sick and wounded
soldier and the families robbed by the
cruel hand Of war of their support, is
most praiseworthy. All over the land
the better class, and those who can
afford the time, have organized socie-
ties, the object Of which is to solicit
funds, prepare garments, bandages,
etc, and visit and comfort, in word
and deed, the needy family of the SOL
dier who has left all that he holds
most dear and gone forth to defend
their homes. From early morn to
late night, they work with determi-
nation and zeal, which only God and
the holiness Of their undertaking can
inspire. Hundreds of the most deli
cate and tenderly reared daughters of
the noblest families have offered their
Western Reserve chronicle. [volume] (Warren, Ohio) 1855-1921, 1870-09-14

=" B. PORTER, Attorney at Law,
w sOnice In Iddings' Block, Market St,
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CTBURBAN HOMES AT coolidge
LAWNY'
WITH FROM TWO TO TEN ACRES EACH,
Situate At COLLEGE STATION DEPOT, OF the
Baltimore and Ohio Railroad, eight miles out
from Washington, laid ont trith tns
dries and ortsNes.

This place is very desirable for those who have
business In the city, and at the same time an "A
inchnaton 70 maintain a sort Of miniature i'm
farming in the country. ..
offer tsenty-four lots OF ground living at "Col
Iege Lawn In parcels OF from two to ten acres each
az os ngnT -. and upon the following liberal and
attrsctlNs ezms: One NTH payable down; the BALI
ance ON one, Two, and thrse years time. Each Lot
Contains hoe site for building, and all this ground
il now in high state of Cultivation: soil exeeIent:
title perfect. : = =
Maps may be seen. and the same well as ALI ne
cessary Information obtained. ut the once l2SlT
street, between 18th and 18th streets. y
au6F colin BEN. n PIUMR
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DRoPosALs FOB STATIONERY.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT,
OFFIcE OF INTERNAL RKvFNrE.
N ESuVN14AN 80


WASHINGTON, August I, $50 \
Sealed Proposals will be received a, this once nm
" o,.t the IiRsI BAY OF skPTEMBRR, iT0, At II
tore o. internal Revenue throughout that portion OF
the United States lyng east OF the Rocky Mountains
required Coz in their res pective districts for
that part Of the present fiscal year Commencing Oc-
torsr !, $50, and ending June 81. ls7l.
which propose solicited two hundred and tx en-
Veleht collection districts. In each Of which is an
Assess.T and Collector. These districts have been
are at liberty 90 propose 70 furnish Stationery 70 the
omcers o. one or more Of the Derartrents
Inc 1ottowing ~ Inst OF the States and Territories
nar rsS.s An eaeh' constituting the several De-
Fira Deparnerf.-Maine. New Hampshire. Yer.
New York: Number Of districts, So
SeooHd ~ payfDsesf.- New Jersey
Delaware, Maryland. Virgins. West Virginia NORTH
CsroIna, District Of Columbia. Number OF dis
1h,rd Dsparfnenf-south Carolina, c.orsia. Ala
oana, Florida, Mississippi, Louisisna Texas, Ten
Fosrfh Depcrtnent.-Kentucky, Ohio. Indiana
Illinois, michigan, Wisconsin. Missouri. Iowa Min
nesota halssas; s,ebraska, Colorado, DakotA, aud
No proposal viii be consIdered unless acccmp.n,s6
~ bond With sufhcent sureties, In the "a ave
thousand dollars. s5.0oJ approved BY q United
y the Department, conditioned that the p.rsiss
shell, IN case OF the acceptance OF their Gid. or
any pert OF ~, Only execute q contract with Rood
snas umoeut bonds Tor the due performances Of the
The Commissioner reserves the right 20 consider
and sccep or reject each bad, item By item.
sioner OF Internal Revenue, and indorssd afrsn
Hosas Tor supplying Stationery 10 Internal Revenue
Schedules o. articles 20 be FURNISHED win be s,r-
wsrded FRA this eice upon application via cor.
ditions under which the srtelss are 20 be delivered.
W. DOUGLASS,
Ztu. th.sfw Acting Commissioner
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O F6Ra McHEsRr, MD, Angus. 2, 1870.
tisemenf attached viii be received Sy the sassr
signed until IL o'clock o. M, SEPTENBER IsT,
i''o' '0f supplying FRESH BrEr
to the troops At this Post.
The said Beef must be fresh, OF good marketable
quality, in equal proportion OF fore and hind quar-
and Be delivered at this Post free 90 Of oost IN
such quantities as may be from time TO time required
by and IN such days as the Commanding 0ficer shall
Originate, not exceeding four times per week.
delivered under this agreement shali be cut on nj
the fourth vertebral joint, and the breast trimmed
down. The shanks Of fore quarters shali be cut Of
IRON three TO four inches above the knee JOINT and
Of nna quarters Iron six to eight inches above the
Separate Proposals. In duplicate win also he ra-
ceiyed by the undersigned up to the same hour and
se1s sns tSe4 for g
supplied therefrom with such choice Fresh Beef a.
they may from tyne TO time require, such a. srlon
and porter honse steak standing ribs, ribs roasts
less time as the Commissary General shall direct,
jecf 70 the approval Of The Gommandins General q
In case Of failure or deficiency in the quaity or
Quantity OF the fresh Beef stipulated to be deliy-
cred, then the Commissary at Fort McHenry, Md,
sh shall have power to supply the deficiency by pgr
The contracter will be required sssntsr into bonds
by two responsible sureties, whose names must be
mentioned In the bids.
The proposals viii be opened at ll;,o q m On the
SSSicS time and place bidders are rsaSestsd To 81
Proposals will be marked Proposals for Beef. "
Isl Lieut.. 4th q. s. Art'y,
du2-d Byt. Capt. u. y. A., A, G.S.
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RAILROADS.
DALTIMORE AND OHIO BALBOA

RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD
wAsHrNeros, June S, 1869.
. Ms SSsa II sSS ssr Ma Il:
WEST are now FUR FSR :. Bk .Illffs 5iIii
Leave daily; Ia except Sunday as SIS !:as and
we eIs aIG VIZ saiS s st2 f6S s4' m
Leave daily except Sunday, ct S:4s and s:2s Q.
@" r 700 .aa i -! SHsisAroL.,
Leave at So and s2S q ~ M and 2:so m. No
Leave at fSk %a AZ s sIS+ fSS and Tspm
Leave fSK AL PhE RI 81 f rpd
Lesys es any e1aspt Sunday at 64s and 7:as
in SUNDAY J. ) s. and "a. ,. m. only, connect.
k1is fstSI Nth trains from Baltimore
EoE sGssb1rs and points be between Relay House
Delay House with srssbufs and WineSs.sef ACCOM-
Through tickets 70 the West can be had At IN.
Warrington Station Ticket Once at all hours in the
Ess s: and Boston ad
Master * t r. %pasoE;
GEO s. KooNT2 CENT Ast. Washington. ien
i PHiLADELPafA And NEW Tosk. run
r.,wAs HJNSIoS, june 5. Is7O-noon.
1SS I "a ;s l. ss NV S foRh .S5
run FOR e a0 NEW YORK Y'5 without change = 60
.n LeSye daily Except Sunday ct s:as lS:ls
FOR PHILADELPHIA.
Lesve aaiiy Except Sunday at 5:2s Q. m, 12:4S
"nu "'-0 IN ON SUNDAY.
ieaye for New York At 300 p. m, and Philadel.
Sleeping cars for New York on D. m. train only.
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York, or
Boson can be had at the Station Once at all hours