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The Resi- Conspiracy.

We print, in another column, a certlneo
report OF q speech delivered by Joseph
Crews at Waterloo, in Laurens County, on
August 81, 1870, as published in the Lau-
rensville Herald OF Octobers. Crews was, at
that time, q colonel in the State militia; and
was, and ie, q member Of the State Leglsla-
ture, and a trusted friend and counsellor OF
Governor Scott.
In big sbeech at Waterloo, Crews babe the
colored people steal the provisions OF their
employers, and 'burn out five miles square"
III any OF them should, in consequence, be
'ihurt OF killed." he told them that arms
had been put in their hands, and "i they
srdid not defend themselves it was their OWE
siault." He told them that revenge was
| stbeirs;" for 'theY had the arms, anda box
sof matches only cost five cents" He told
them that the State election, then approach
ing, must be carried Sat all hazards;" chat
.he would wade through blood, and carry
cit at the point OF the %bayonet." And ne
Significantly added that Governor Scott
unjust be elected" or. the colored people
sswould not be %pardoned, when convicted"
OF the crimes to which he was then melting
them. He told them that there was only 90
asmall sprinkling OF white men" in the State,
and the colored people could 'easily wipe
"them out" In conclusion, be exhorted
his hearers "to steal from the Democrats"
as :they had a right to do" And, if the
Democrats do any thing to you, said Crews,
Give them SCOTS pills." Similar utter
ances were heard In other quarters OF the
State. One peaceful village had been rid
died with balls by the colored militia. In
ondiarism was rife. A few OF the Radical
negroes had been heard to declare that it
was The set purpose OF 'the party" to STAY
the whites, or drive them over the border.
Under these circumstances was 1t not nat
ural that the whites should form some or
g~anizaGon which might enable them to
overcome the threatened danger? They
had ct stake the safety Of their homes, and
the lives and honor Of their women and
children. They would haue. been less than
men if they had not prepared to meet the
storm which was at hand. The white
people OF South Carolina formed no organi-
cation whose object was to interfere With
the public or private rights Of any individual.
all that they did was to joaf themselves
tnsether. for the purpose of pseSenting in
cendiarism and that wholesale slaughter
which Crews had bounded on his followers
to begin. That peril is happily past; but
they who, with unparalleled eyes, look into
the history OF RadicaIism and scrutinEe the
conduct OF it's leaders, will be forced to ad-
NIT that the one great conspiracy formed
and existing in South Carolina was the BAD
cal Conspiracy against the lives, the fortunes
and the liberties of the white citzens OF toe
State.
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The Edge6eld Advertiser says that sl5'-
600 are now due to Edgefeld County for
School purposes, but the money cannot De
had and the schools must be closed. What
becomes OF the ta1es? Who will reply to
this question, which is asked, with equal
earnestness, by the pupils in the public
schools, the inmates Of the public asylums,
the bloated bondholder and the impecuni-
Gus taxpayer?
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~SECOND PRESBYTERIAN
CHURCH.-There will be service in this Church
Tomorrow MORNING, at the usual hour, and In
the EVENING, at 8 O'Clock. Preaching BY the
Rev. q. R. BRACKET. Subject Of the Evening
Discourse-The Last State Worse than the First.
The public generally, and strangers especially,
are cordially invited TO attend. apr27
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B-TRNITY. CHURCH H. REV.
W%aITEFOORD SMITH, D. D., will preach To.
MORROW MORNING, at hall. past 10 O'Clock, and
Rev. R. D.. SMART at NIGHT, at 8 O'Clock.
Sunday.School In the AFTERNOON. at A O'Clock.
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r OsT ON THE 18th INSTANT, AGOLD
SLEEVE BUTTON, with coral scroll, either
On oak Ki1 ~; B 6s a,! See to Inc 81 Under adesN Apply! Apply at this
Office. apfAo
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r OsT. ON THE MORNING OF 18th IN
STANT. a GID BRACELET. with Garnet
anu Pearl Setting; .'E. ~ on inside OF clasp. A
liberal reward will be palo lof tne same. ApPIy
at this office. aPfI'-l@
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March !, 1872.

In announcing the above dissolution, BALL,
RLACE A 40. Inform their friends and the public
that they intend to close out their entire stock
with as little delay as possible, and at prices that
VIII be an inducement for all t. purchase from
They have also q very large stock Of unset
StonesSDIamonds, Emerslds, Rubies, Canoes,
&c.-Wbich they will set, to order, at unusually
low rates. Their mandatory for Silver ware
will he continued to enable them to meet any de.
mandsi 10 that line. No. sos and SGT BROADWAY,
New York. Julyl5 1yr
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ZION MARRIAG E. 1B

4apry RELIEF for Young Men from the effects
of E,x,ors and Abuses In early life. Manhood re-
stored. Nervous debility cured. lmpedlments
to Marriage removed New method OF treat
mens. New and remarkable remedies. BOOKS
aud Circulars sent free, In sealed envelopes. Ad'
dress HOWARD ASSOCIATION. ne. 2 South
Ninth street, Philadelphia, Pa octlI
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wNOTICE.-TaE SOUTH CAROLINA

~NOTICE.-THE SOUTH CAROLINA
REAL ESTATE, PLANTING AND MINING DOM
PANY.-At a meeting Of the Ineorporators OF TIE
above Company. held April 25, at NO. d broao
street, the following resolutions were adopted
Resolusd, That a committee Of three be appoint
ed BY the chairman OF this meeting to OPEN
BOOKS OF SUBSCRIPTION TO THE CAPITAL
STOCK OF THIS COMPANY, and that the said
committee do forthwith proceed TO advertise The
opening Of slid books In the daily papers Of this
city, and that they do keep the said books open
until The Capital Stock ia subscribed.
Resolued, That on the said Capital Stock being
subscribed, the said committee do call a meeting
OF the stockholders, to take place In fourteen
daya from the date OF said Advertisement.
IN pursuance OF the above res %olution, notice is
hereby given that Books for Subscription to the
Capital Stock OF the above named Company will
be opened on FRIDAY, the 2sth day Of APRIL, 1872,
at 10 O'Clock A. n, and kept open. at No. 81 Broad
street, in the City Of Charleston, b.tWeen the
hours Of 10 and 2 O'Clock each day. until the Cap
ital Stock OF said Company is subscribed for, IN
accordance with above resolutions.
TIMOTHY HURLEY.
VIZ. GRANT,
O. r. LEVY,
spr27-3 Commissioners to Open BOOKS.
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fost and 9onn6.

r OsT, WEDNESDAY EVENING IN
IL Wentworth.street. Just os,ois RssVng i1to
or great at value Value to I'll tie owner. The name Of the
owner ia engraved on the side. A liberal re.
ward will be paid If the finder VIII return IT TO
either one OF the offices OF the morning JOURNALS.
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guerial Nntires.

-DIVME SERVICE WILL BE CON-
DUCrED In the Orphans Chapel, on SABBATH
AFTERNOON, at halfpast4 O'Clock, by the Rev.
IT. FORD. apr27
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r UNITARIAN CHURCH.-DIVINE
Service will be held In this Church TOMORROW
MORNING, at half.past 10 O'Clock, the Rev. K. p.
CUTLER officiating. All strangers are cordially
invited to attend. apr2I
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~ THE CHARLESTON CHARITA
i ASSOCIATION, for the Benefit OF the Free
School Funa-Oflcial Rafle Numbers:
GLASS No. 4~7s-MoRNIEe.
CLASS No. 4~74-EvRNINa.
AZ witness our hands at Charleston this 2eth
day Of April, 1872.
FEM PECK,
JAMES aILLILAND,
apr27 Sworn Commissioners.
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mai1ts.

UTANTED, A SINGLE WOMAN TO
w act as Chamhermaid and general house
servant. Must come well recommended. Apoly
at No. 95 Broad street. apr27-l~
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TUsT RECEIVED,
Large Assortment Of
FINE GLASSWARE, KEROSENE LAMPS
AND SHADES OF ALL KINDS.
Also, q Full and Well.Selected Stock OF
GROCERIES, PROVISIONS, &c.
Choice 8. @. HAMS, STRIPS and SHOULDERS
Extra Fulton Market Beef
No. l Msckerel
Choice Salmon and Halibut Fins
Extra Goshen ButtaS and Cheese
Sugars OF all Grades
Raisins, Almonds, Figs, '0urrants, Preserves, &cL
1 have on hand 8 Full Stock Of BRANDIEs,
Wines, whiskey, &C., which I am prepared to sell
at Wholesale OF Retail.
Orders from the Country will receive prompt
attention, BY addressing letter to Postofice Key
Box No. 246.
All goods delivered to any portion Of the city
free of charge. D. PITZ G1BBoN, :.
N. ". corner King and Cannon streets.
apr8-lmo
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~THE MARINERS CHURCH WILL
be epeu for Divine Service every SABBATH MORN.
ING, at halr-past 10 O'Clock, corner Of Church and
Water streets, Rev. WIN. F. A. KUoLEY, ofhciat-
inr
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Gopartnsrsb,ps and Ulssolntio,1s.

THE COPARTNERSHIP HERETOFORE
existing under the nrm name OF BALL,
BLACK & co, La this day dissolved by mutual
consent. Either partner will bign N settlement,
OF the business.
fSigund) HENRY BALL.
60 WIZ. BLACK.
EBEN'R MONROE.
March !, 1872. WIN. =. BLACk-
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WTANTED, AN EXPERIENCED CHILDs
w NURSE, colored. Recommendations re.
q1ired. Also, an active girl. Apply at No. 81
Coming street. epr27-1s
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WANTED, A WOMAN TO COOK AND
w wash. Must be well recommended. APP
ply at the southwest corner OF Bull and Smitn
streets. apr25-SH
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VTIANTED, A COMPETENT PERSON
w ss nurse. Must cume well recommend
ed. Apply at No. io4 Tradd street.. apr25
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NTANTED, A COMPETENT MAN TO
w run a planning Machine. Apply to r. r.
'RUDGINS 4 CO., foot Of Bull and Lucas streets.
apr26-2t
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Mfehftqa.

TRIENDSHIP LODGE, No. 9, A. T. N.
II A Meeting OF this Lodge will~be h:ld at
Holmes' Hall, To.MoRRow, 2sth ins am, az nan.
past 10 O'Clock, A. NJ. Members and candidates
" pv nTder M the ~. M. LEVI LOEB,
e1ro5 Secretary.
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r NOTICE. = TIL E NORWEGIAN
Bark B%JORvIKEN, E. Tnsssen Master. nom
Hartlepool, England, has this day entered un-
der the Five Day Act. AL goods not Permitted
at the expiration Of that time will be sent to Pub
lie Stores. n CAhD,
April %, 1s72-apr2a-5 Agent.
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@r NOTICE.-WANTED, ON BOT.
ToMRY. TWO THOUSAND DOLLARS to defray
IN part) Expenses OF Repairs and other ne:es.
sarv disbursements Of the Norwegian BARK
EBENEzER, now lying In this Port bound to
CORK for orders TO discharge at a port In the
United Kingdom, laden with q Cargo Of Cotton
Seed. in Bulk, and ready for sea.
Proposals Will be received at the once OF
HENRY GARD, Agent, Accommodation wharf.
spr26-3 JACOB MaTHiESEN, master.
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~ OFFICE OF COUNTY AUDITOR,
CHARLESTON COUNTY, CHARLESTON, 8. O.,
MARCH 10Th, 1s72-This once will be opened on
MONDAY, April 1st, 1872, for the Issuing OF
Licenses, In accordance with an Act to provide
for 8 General License Law.
Approved March 18th, 1872.
SAMUEL L. BENNETT,
mch30.s8 County Auditor.
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VTTANTED, A CLERK WHO CAN TAKE
w charge OF q Grocery Sire In the country,
and has good references; can apply to No. 404
King street, corner Burns lane. apr27.1f
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UTANTED, A SMALL HOUSE OF FOUR
w Rooms and pleasant yard. Rent not to
exceed $500. To be within ten minutes' walk OF
King and wentworth streets. A part OF a house
wilma good family will answer. Address Us.
NJ, DAILY NEWS Office. apr21-2
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A CADEMY OF MUSIC.

A
F0F Three Nights only. The world.famed Come
dian,
MR. JOHN E. OWENS,
In his distinguished and CHARACTERISTIC embodi.
ments Of Comedy; supported BY a Frst.class
TUESDAY EVENING. April so, Colman's Com.
edy, in three acts, Of THE POOR GENTLEMAN.
DR.. Ollspod, Mr.. Owens. Concluding with
Owens's great specially, s0LON SINGLE. Scion
Shinele, Nr. Owens, as acted by him In London.
New York and throughout the English world up.
wards OF two thousand nights.
WEDNESDAY EVENING: Ma, !, Golm 11s1S In.
mortal Comedy, In five acts, Of THE HElR-AT.
LAW. DR.. Pangloss, LID, a. 8. s., Mr.. Owens.
To conclude with the amusing Comedy OF 3
HAPPIEST DAY OF MY LIFE. Mr. Gilman, Mr..
Owens.
Comedy, In three acts, OF EVERYBODY'S FRIEND.
Major DeBolts, Mr.. Owens. Concluding with
Owens's Farce OF FORTY WINKS. Horatto
Sprlgglns. a Misery Buttonmaker from Birmlng-
ham, Mr.. Owens.
NJ Fhe sale Of reserved seats for each OF Mr..
OWENS'S nights will take place oH Thursday,
April 25th, at 9 O'Clock, at the Academy OF Music.
Admission 81. Reserved Seats1Sl 50. Gallery 80
cents. apr26-6
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WANTED TO PURCHASE, APAIR OF
w good Cologne Corn Mill Locks, Of A to 4S
inches diameter, the runner to be IA 70 10 ilcnes
a nnjv at this once. spr25-thstu3
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UTANTED, A COMPETENT WHITE OR
w COLORED Girl TO walt upon two per-
sons. Apply at No. 101 Meeting street, opposite
Circular Church, (up stairs apr27-l~
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@- GAS FITTING, PLUMBING AND
TIN ROOFING. P. L. GUILLEMIN,
No. q Cumberland street, near Meeting.
apr1s.thsm
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VHARLESTON HOOK AND LADDER,
" No. 1.-Appear at Truck Hoqse at 2 O'CLOCK
P. w., 10 fun Uniform, Tor ANNA, inspecn I;
agrS1 Secretary.
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THE MEMBERS OF HOOK AND LAD.
DER COMPANY, No. 2, Will assemble at tne
Truck House, at 2 O'Clock, Tor annual Inspection
20 RV oIdsr. ]. BURKE, Secretary.
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DIONEER STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
PANY OF AXMEN.-Assemnle at your I'm.
gine-Rouse, THIS Saturday, AFTERNOON, me ~
nate In the Annual inspection Of the Fire Depart
ment. Also attend an Extra Meeting OF your
company THIS EVENING, at 8 O'Clock precisely.
]. W. McKENRY,
anr27-4 secretary.
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VTANTED, TO PURCHASE FOR CASH,
w a small House in the central or western
part OF the city. Address 20" at this Office, stat
ing location, terms, DC. leQe
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MARION STEAM FIRE ENGINE COM
M PANY.-You are hereby ordered to assem-.
bic ut your Engine House, in full uniform, THIS
Saturday AFTERNOON, at ! O'Clock precisely,
Tor Mayors parade and inspection.
By order or President Barley.
aDr27 - GEu. A. CALDER, Secretary.
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NIAGARA FIRE ENGING COMPANY,
IN No. s.-You ere hereby summoned ~ appear
as your Engine. House, THIS AFTERNOON, at !
O'Clock, In Full Uniform, for Inspection Parade.
By order OF the President.
]. n. HOLLOWAY,
apr27 Secretary n. F.. Z. Co., No. 8.
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

Or HSd SitsT WEDNESDAY, July II, Is79. THREE
ne iRq TGS I'll SS fSSlGws
at LR; returning will arrive At Baltimore a. US
2. m This train connects for strG1ibuTG and HErr.
Tbs FAST LINE will leave daily (srospt suud.y)
At " 2. m; returning will arrive At BIltimoTo Il
The ST: LOUIS EXPRESS sill leave daily At Q 30
r. TStTTES31ipE ~ s5r'S q BIltmSTs a N
leave a $40 p m TotuTnng win arrive Al BLlllnoTS
At I " 4 n aaiIE greg. S%SPSa55
at p. m rstuTnlpE win arrive al Baltimore a SD
dRs ElEi66PHTisSSS &YLiLs ACCOMMODATION
u, 1A'' ''i'''fi o 6iR1 hfkaERsrowN
leave a. a. N and 10 p ~ returning will arrive
FOR &isoHEsTER.
lSAys At a m and 40 p. m. returning will arrive
FOR FREDERICK.
A. a n and sac and m rsturulnE will arrive
FOR WABmiNGToN
Leave Al % % 7, IS, and II IS = m. and 2, T.
w. o'"' A" fRSJM% WASHINGTON.
LfGps Leave a. 70 6Ab, 3, and silb a NJ and I, .,
FOR TIrTsBUkG, VIA CoNNELIsvnLE ROUTE
Leave baltimore At 80 p. m returning will arrive
FOR ANNAPOLIS.
leave bAlumofe At ~. and as p nj leave
sUSDHSS f Il v %H iRd Ok DIVISION
leave Baltimore At 10, $40, and q IS a m, and
LssTs Washington at a. m. and 5. 40, rs, and
Tickets can be purchased at the once, No. Its We,
DO left for baggage TO be called Tor and which win Be-
Cheuke cd at persons residence,
For further information, tickets OF EVEN hind, Ao
apply At the Ticket Once, Camden Station.
HAstor Of TE.nsPsTtsiiOn.
General Ticket gent
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SWEET IaIPATIBNCB.

ny MATTHEW ARNOLD
The sunlight sllpmsry dull and gray
THIS summer is too long;
HE bot day, go
ASH TIns's rsetonlsg sere Psrysrso and wrong
Have faded, and ihslT bloom has passed away,
hen sha,l mI souE
And more than o. one SUG bSsIt sSsr then be E.
Nv ~ NOV lsssh iiiour 10 hear
One voice, that ne The soho q silver ball
Falls, a. aiots,iiae angel voices fell
And Il win come AEslp
And shall hear y, ghsn 49,
Aud ss aSa%a crimson, III iii sSS do 'o''
Tho summer i Too ionSl"
The trrstl. grapes shall purple be,
The forest Risles rs-soho msrrily
The brown quail's call
10 PATTERNS plenty from ths le,nsss tree
M n,. , .i!11 nv viud' bio" strong
Her vor,hlped face onos more aud Ia II, 'uu'h Inc
shall cease 70 Sigh
This summer IL Too lonE!"
Meanwhile wander up and down
The uolsJ town
miss ths 1.-THE form from ny sds,
he hind, caresslbE ton",
In whose soft depth % much Of loving iissi
And lonely IL the thtouG-
Eauh iostllnE, buatlluE. Hraapina for bis own,
The WEAR words atlsa-
This summer IL too lougl"
Haste, happy hours
Fade, tAfdy lingering n0wenl
Your fragrance has departed Ioug AGO;
JSSrn Tor cold Winds, WhlsIiSS through the ruined
bowers,
For winters snow
With them, she
May CONS to teach my heart a Ohsshsr song.
MGLs me iors ct ~ WEAKNESS and severance and
wrong,
WbispstiBE close and low,
Here We are still kEglhef, love, although
The summer IL too long"
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DROPOsALs FOR DIMENSION STONE RF.
QUlRED IN THE OONS1 RUOTION OF
THE kEw GOVERNMENT BUILDING AT
or SUPERVISING ARCHITECT, !
TREASURY DEPART MINT,

OffiCE OF buPERNlBTE0 AnClIITECT,l
TREASURY DEPAHlAENT }
WAEHIRuTON, Sent, ~, ISL. \
Sealed prpposAls will be received al this once IN
u M Of the 18th dsy Of October lsT2 for Furnishing
and delivering at the site OF the proposed Govern.
menl bnildInF Al M LOuIs Mo. All the DImenSlop
stone required for the exterior Of the building.
Inc SPECIES OF stone from Whloh = selection VIII be
stones and the qualities especially insisted uFon will
be uniloTmIty Of color aud texture durability And this
cApacity Tor working under thS ehiSsl Or hammer
* sample block iaIl2Iil Inches, showing on each
face 4 different hind Of cutting and on one the nAtu
hid " ~ ~
No stone that has not been tested By actual 80 a.
cut stone In buildings for Ct least ten years, will be
consldeTed, and aisouis pFoof tbAt ID hAs beSn a
| used Tor that pei Iod IN ust Be- furnished,
Inc STONE must further have q good grain and be
free from ali discoloTlng substance and the quarry
from which II l. procured must be fully OPENED and
capable Oh furnishing the quality and desired
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The MARK ETS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL


New York stack Report.
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prime white At z cent? aoOo 9ushsl. aI.out Jsle.
stock IN Elevator l. q duesd 10 Gboat 7O0O0 bashss
ne 6gs o, Shsa y hsid ~ snd ne ma
Daily national Republican. (Washington City [D.C.]) 1870-1872, 1872-10-11

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On Snd after SUNDAY, June 2. 1871, trains will
7bO a. H. ,NiagGTs Falls Express daily Except Sun
day. Tor Niagara Falls and Buffalo.
e3OA. m.-hAlL daily lsIoept bundAys) for the West
II ~ p. m.-FAbT LINE daily (eIospI bunday1) for
the West and North TO WllllAmSpOTt and
Hhs.
lOge p. m.-.wo'tsrn Express daily for the West
IS p, m.-FoT tho West,
TRAINS FOR WESTERN MAINLAND ROAD At
$50 a. IN. and % pm.
TRAINS FOR GETTYSBURG At 8 20 .. N. and
TRAINS ToE HANOVER at $50 =. IN. "a 10 and
8NUp.
TRAINS FOR CUMBERLAND VALLEY ROAD
at % 4. m. aud 1870 =. IN.
ACCOMMODATION TRAINS.
| FOR HARRISBURG daily (eIoept sundAys)-3i
FOR PAKKfON daily CsIeopt sundAySJ-7Oo and
| -. 80 y ~ A. N, and 8 ~ D. IN.
| FOR OOOkE YbVitt.E At II OO D. m.
TRAINS ARRIVE IN BALTIMORF,
| FROM THE WEST AND NOhFH-2lb and 90 4
~ IN. and 10, 8 80 aud II 80 D. no.
HARRISBURG AOOOMMODATtON-lO rs a. m
90 h KY bNILHE ACCOMMODATIONS from
! ,.. C0ck oyHyllle-isi0 q. m.
! PARkTON ACCOMMODATtON--S;aO .. m, 'OO y,
IN. and gO y, m.
For llGketA TO all points North and West apply ~
Oalvort Station, and At No. North Calvert street
baggAEe called for and checked At h9tsS and Ieel,
delees on oEders lstt ~ one sH. Moth SSlSsEt
street ED Il EIsks asSs5s sSSEt