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National Republican., 1873-05-30
ARRIVALS AT TIE HOTELS.

II. NJ. Campbell, Mass; l.. W. BoOseu, Pa; l..
4. Powell, Ala, are at the st. James.
W. b. Barron, New York; Thomas II. Osgood
Portland, Me-; Hon. y. W. Bird, Boston, arc At
the Imperial.
Phila.; J. T. Mudd, Nd; Hon. W. LOughridge,
Iowa, are the National.
Henry D. Beach, New York; d. u. Pritehard,
New York; William U. Coleman, New York, arc
at the Klrkwood.
samuel McGonghey, Australia; l.. Evans, ohio;
W. 7. Way, Md; Jos. Jaynes, Tenn; J.. N.
Kuhn, Pa; Dr. 8. A. kaufman, Va; X. j. Linds-
ley, N. e., are Al the Metropolitan.
lion. W. II. Upson, Ohio; Col. j. d. NandJne,
Louisville, KY; Hon. J. b. Rice, Chicago; Capt.
II. @. CarmOdo, U, s. N; Hon. Horace Maynard,
Tenn, are at the Ebbitt house.
Mrs. r. Tracy, N, c.; J. NJ. Cobb, Beloit Mich;
Mr., Crenshaw, wife and daughter, New York;
Mrs. West New York; ]. NJ. Gordon and wife,
Lynchburg, Va; Walter Cox, Cincinnati; John
s. Lewis, New York; Hon. Simon Cameron, Pa;
sam. 7. Barr, Harrisburg; lion. II. II. Marshall,
Richmond, Va; James Q. Fisk and wife. New
York; 7. Dewitt Talmage, Brooklyn, N. Y, are
At WillArdN
National Republican., 1873-05-30
THE COURTS.
supreme Ceurt-aenerai Term

supreme Ceurt-uenerai Term.
An the justices, except Mr.. Justice Hum.
phreys, sat in hane yesterday.
Mt. Wedgewood moved the admission Of the
graduating class OF the National University
whose names we published yesterday, and the
westeI WiIiourhby, OF the bar of virginia
was admitted TO the bar OF this court, on tho
motion Of Nj. Thompson.
Russcll ys, Russell. Continued.
Rider va. West Appeal dismissed.
Davidson vs. whittlosey. This case involves
the question whether widows right Of dover
may be made available In equity BY a Judgment
creditor. The case was argued by Mr.. w. y
Miller and WIN. Robertson and submitted 70 IN,
court. Adjourned.
Circuit Ceurt-JsdGc Iumphrrys,
This court continues the trial OF the cases upor
the calendar. Mr.. Justice Humphreys hal
worked upon the cases on the calendar with th,
O'Clock In the morning and continuing unit
nearly sunset. The appeal cases were nearly al
disposed Of within the nrst ten DAYS Of IN,
court, and the argual cases are being dispose
sykes Co. vs.. Kllbourn and LattA. Cas-,
submitted to court. Judgment for plaintiff fo
Lloyd Va. Aerryman. Verdict for riaintIr
with nominal dAmseea
Conner Va. Cragan, Casr relnstated.
Bessell vs.; Thompson; verdict for plaintiff
johnson vs.. CLARK. Dismissed by agreement
same w. Cnttenden. Stricken from calendar
Bryan vs.. Caro-. Dismissed.
Woolford vs.. STANDBY. Judgment for plaintiff
Thompson vs., Walsh a Fitzpatrick. Judsmen
Eastwood vs.. DeMott. Judgment below al
nmcd.
senedicon, vs.. Barlow. Judgment for 500.
Adjourned.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
ColIeetIop. for tho Popc.

Archbishop Bayiey has directed that the annual
collection Of "Peter pence" as ordered by the
Second Plenary Council OF Baltimore, be taken
up In all the churches OF the archdiocese on
Trinity SUNDAY, the sth OF June.
The ArchblslOp remarks that ''ln the present
condition OF our Holy Father, the Pope, de.
prtved as he Is, by violence AMI injustice, OF oil
act OF respect aud affection, but OF solemn duty
on the part Of every Catholic, TO contribute "a
his support lie therefore urges the reverend
clergy TO Impress the subject upon the minds oi
the people, Who he is certain, will respond cheer
fully 10 their appeal, and "mAke this collection
q generous expression Of their love for our Holy
Father and sympathy with him In his afiilctl0n.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
AnIUanNrENra.

Otto Burbank,
Tonight Otto Burbank has his beuent At the
Comlque. A grand bill has been prepared.
There is real solid Interest felt In this benent
ior an me patrons Of the Comlque know that he
Last sraiis.o a, the Csu,iaue.
This last matinee Of the SEASON viii be given
eo-morroW afternoon At the Comique. "Rlp Van
Wrinkle" performed as only Deyere can perform
original one, and is not without merit "A an
amusement
Tho Swamp Anscis.
Two nlghumore ofthe swamp Angels, aud one
matinee, and the season closes at walls opera
house. Theatre-gpers will make note Of the
fact and improve the time.
The Hyer Sisters.
The concert BY the Colored Opera Concert
Company At Lincoln hall, last night, was mos,
enoouragnglJ attended by large audience, for
the most part composed Of colored citizens, who
Win y ye,r we new elalmants upon their favor
.,I Inc hyer sisters arc both most agreeable
singers, showing considerable culture in theiI
Ma Ann. sneI.'i9n u ] and manner The soprano o.
neslo,ly, which addition Of culture will de
yelop INTO full expression In the upper range
Sme s,n' An sssng ne Last Rose Of SUMMER, with
snLIOthnees and dellcaoy Of note not unfayorablI
somParable with the familiar style Of Carolins
hichlngr " mat song. The Lucca Brothers SAM
IN luartette and solo with voices strong and vel
sustained, especially In Strauss' Correcting I,
/ Spring" Mr.. Wallace King sang ''Iiome oi mi
Heart really admirably, IN free and sympG
| In nne, all the ballads were sung with ZOO,
erect-the operate extracts not being so en
urely oompassed BY their concerted voices
Great commentator Ia due these coiored artlst
| for the application which has ntted them Tor aI
| exhibition OF their vocal powers 40 thorough
pleasant and satisfactory as was their concef
i last night
National Republican., 1873-05-30
uarmouy between Brolhers.,

Last night, about O'Clock, while two men
named John Donovan and Michael Bowling
were In Boulyer's saloon, on Seventh street, near
Virginia avenue, the former fred pistol at the
latter, but fortunately did not strike him. ON
Ger Howe arrested Donovan and conveyed him
TO the statlon-house, where he was locked ny
for q hearing to-day on the charge OF attempt
to Kill.
some time past q feeling has existed between
theIr ~ such an extent that they have been on
the most bitter terms. Last night they met "a
above stated, when Donovan drew q navy 70
yolyer, hut Dowiiug seeing what was coming
prepared himself for the emergency and the reby
saved his life. The affair created considerable
excitement In East Washington, and many ART
the conIectuTes as to the cause OF the trouble.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
THE rnLnRrn sfnnoIs.


Freiiminary Rxamiuutiens Yes terday.
The pupils connected with the color,h schools
OF Washington and Georgetown, who pursue the
stndlos In the grammar and dintemedlate grades
were subjected yesterday toa written exsmina-
ton. Those pupils attending the schotis located
In the Western district assembled AZ Sumner
school building Seventeenth and v streets
northwest, at a m, and vero taken " hand By
Superintendent Cook, and seated In the large
hall and the rooms on the second scho,n noor In
said buIldng, They were examined In reading,
spelling, arithmetic, geography, grammar and
history by Superintendent Cook, and q hasty
glance Of the papers turned IN speaks well for
the progress Of the pupils In attendance There
were present during fhe examination Elsrustees
Pope and Ferguson, Of the school board. While
the pupils In the Western dlstret were b. ling ex.
amlned those residing In and who attend the
public schools In the Eastern district wore sub
jeoted to q similar test by Professor Wash on 10
reading, spelling, arithmetic, geography, nram.
mar and history at 1Anooin school building, Sec
ond aud streets southeast. the examin alton
commenced ht 1880 q. m. and held until 30 D
m. The pupils are deserving of great praise foi
the iudustry and patience exhibited by them
during the time they were occupied with TIE sew,
eral 5tudes. There were present durfIg tho
examination Trustees Henry johnson, Archie
LewiR w. q. Marshall anil Walker Lewis, all Of
whoui expressed their satisfaction with uhe man.
ner In which uhe examination was conducted
The examinations will be continued according
TO theschedule prepared by Superintenb bent Cook
National Republican., 1873-05-30
HIberninu benevolent society No. I

The committee OF thirty-nye, appointed at q
recent meeting OF the society for the purpose OF
making arrangements for the annual picnic, met
last evening In the basement Of Carroll hall.
The new Schuetzen park has been engaged for
this annual gathering, and the entire grounds
will be under the control Of the IllbernlRn So
Ciety on the 9th Of July.
We are not desiroua Of making invidlOus COM
parsons between our lush societies, but we
have no hesitation in stating that there are
none that deserves more hearty recognition
than the Hlbernian No, l.. Ample preparations
have been made to make the occasion a pleasant
one In the highest degree.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
The Bourd Of Health,

The members OF the Board OF Health will hold
a conference with the Board Of Public Works to-
morrow, at II O'Clock, for the purpOse Of making
arrangements for the cleaning OF streets, alleys,
Gc. Since the change In the health once, owing
70 the thorough discipline Of that Ofiloer, the
business has Increased fye fold. All cases Of
nuisances reported are given Immediate atten-
tlon and abated as rapidly Us possible. When
the bills now before the Legislature are passed,
the city will be put In the healthiest condition.
The health Offlcer aud his clerks are now on duty
from 0 o'clock In the morning until II or IL
O'Clock at night In order TO keep up the work.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
,Isc,Inr Of Cn,hoIIe sOeIetIes.

Representatives from several Catholic societies
mai iast night at st. AIMS Asylum, 10 perfect
arranrements for the grand festival to be given
Al AnAloGtAn Island on Monday and Tuesday
next for the benefit OF the asylum. Committees
were selected for various duties connected with
The festival, In the success OF which the dlner-
ent Catholic societies are mAnifestlng an active
interest The entertainments promises TO be
largely attended, and Will undoubtedly be one OF
the lnost pleasant Of the season.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
seI,uetzen Prizes.

The regular weekly meeting OF the Washing:
ton schuetEen Yerein was held yesterday, and
after a thorough competitive trial by all anxious
10 take part In the exercises the awards were an
nounoed az follows; For rboWing--Flrst prize, ~,
Joseph; second, II. GOynerman; third, John
vOght; fourth, Q. Ruppert, FoT snOOting-first
a. S, WassmAn. These exercises are held each
week, and those Interested may attend
National Republican., 1873-05-30
GEORGETOWN AFFAIRS

TWENTY. 1--WE THOUSAND herring sold yester.
day al u per thousand.
BARroN FIsHER, colored, OF the Metropolitan
police, was married yesterday, at O'CLOCK, 10
Virginia Wheeler, OF thls city.
iITmK Alexandria Railroad and Bridge Com pany
are having the aqueduct bridge put In thorough
repair for the travel to-day to Arlington.
THE receipts OF the canal company for the
week ending May u, 1919, were; FROM CumbeT.
land, ll,bls.OS; Georgetown, 81, 100; Hancock
s2so.Sl; Wllllamsport, sits.5o. Total. iiS,0si 20
A sKw LODGE of Rechabltes has been organ,
iEod In this city. The offloers elected for tho
ensuing year are; James Gowan, q. r.; VIM
Jet, d, RI Patrick Conroy, T.; d. r. Robinson,
Y. g.; A. J. Arlington, s.: Thomas BentOn, L..
James Robinson, o. q.
The GRAIN MARKnT,-The receipts yester,iaJ
were 1000 bushels OF wheat, and a,6OO bushels
Of corn. Sales Of t,s0o bushels choice red
wheat at tl.sJ to t2oi; 1,i0o bushels good 4
corn at 70 cents for vsitoS also. 1900 busheli
corn.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
,yo .u,v,r EmpLa,IcaIIyI

We answer EmphatlcaIIy IL Does.
Pays our customers. Pays ourselves.
We avoid 4 surplus stock.
Our customers make good bargains,
Being oyerstocked, We must reduce,
Having TOO many goods,
Our Inducements are TEMPTING,
Nothing at the price equals
Few goods are better than
Our tlb Business Suits
Nothing in the market surPaAses
Our s2o Business Suits.
Former prices, tl6, ga, t9T.
Present prices, go, Si5, $40.
First purchaser Find best selections.
No Partially.
EQUAL RIGHTS ToR rHE BOYS.
Better Suit, q.
Formerly selling at o, 80 and Il5. ''''
Inducements extraordinary.
Temptations irresistible.
Stock Large. Call Early.
HABLE BKOTHERs,
Fashionable TailoTs,
Corner Seventh and ID streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Rock Enon,

At Rock Enon there are nine springs, each one
Of them remarkable for the wonderful oombinA-
lions OF It's waters as remedial agents. Rock
Enon 10 one OF tho great curative watering places
OF the world, aud, besides its healing springs, II
has a most romantic and grand situation.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
GulIelI a. Bro,

have removed to their new store, corner Uf First
and q streets southeast, where they are prepared
to furnish nne groceries Ut the lowest price.
Their stock OF goods has been largely increased,
aud purchasers will md II 10 their Interest To
give them call.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Haboas Corpus.

Yesterday, In the petition Of George CLARK,
Judge Macarthur ordered writ OF hdbeds corpus
To issue for the production Of said Clark before
him, he having been convicted on the 2lst day
OF May on the charge Qn connection with Lucy
RiVers) OF committing an assault and battery,
with intent 10 kill, on John T. Rivers, on the
18th OF May, near Georgetown.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Tn HInCrediInru

The undersigned would intimate TO those call
ing and not seeing him, and 20 away imagining
he II not about, that II Is q mistake; for he can
be found daily In his private once over the
Bazaar from a. m. TO p. IN.
N. II. PRINCE,
1905 Pennsylvania avenue,
National Republican., 1873-05-30
LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY.
PROCEEDINGS IN BOTH HOUSES

Report Of the Committee on the Fishery
ouestisn-The Bill Passed In the coun-
cii-As Act to Provide for the Collection
sT Delinquent Taxes - rl-eeii"ne'u-
Busiaers.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
aaaa naII.

The Lord Baltimore and Washington clubs
will play their third champion match on the
olympic grounds this afternoon. The patrons OF
base ball should not fail TO be present, as q
lively contest may be expected.
National Republican., 1873-05-30

THE DlnY CRITIC Of to-day wilt contain full
and graphic report OF the memorial exercises at
Arlington, Including In full the Oratlon, poems
and prayers, The paper VIII D. on eight page
lIus Tcplete with Interest,
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Better Suit, O..
ImnoTtnnt no DruaEInta, A,c,

Palmer 4 Green, Of Georgetown, have great
variety OF new Soda Water Apparatus for sale at
ones taken in exchange also, purn Soda Water
In steel fountains,
National Republican., 1873-05-30

The Council met yesterday at o'clock MT.
WIN. stickney (presidcnD In the chair. Prayer
by Rev. q. A. Hall. ..-
Council bill No. %, to prevent incompetent per
sons from engaging in the drug business In the
District Of Columbia, was read second time,
and referred to the Committee on Health, Asy
ton and rhafltlcs.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
A Rare RngrayinE
DOES 1T PAYS

Of the Earl Of Mansfield, engraved by DartoIozEl
from q painting by Sir Joshua Reynolds, Is for
sale at Robert Bealls bookstore.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
AbolIshmsnt OF the Franl,Ins Privilege.

ment OF the franking privilege goes into
eject, and this viii neoesstate the use
Of postal scales for weighing mail matter. BY
seen that Warren, Choate 4 Co, Vernon ROW.
corner Tenth street and Pennsylvania avenue,
are the agents for the balances In this city, and
furnish them at manufacturers rates,
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Inrae, Airy Rs>m-,

with drst-class tabie-board, and at very low
prlcet, for the summer, for rent At the Marston
House, corner Fifteenth street and New YORK
avenue. =
FRfE or CHlRaE-stee soda water fountain,
Georgetown, ID. z.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
,-Ameri.n. saxIrn, nnnl.,

Tlsc Geru,an-Amerisns Savings Bank,
opposite the Post once Department. pays pei
cent, interest on ordinary deposits, and pei
cent. On the average daily balance Of basines,
Accounts. Deposits made eo or before juno
draw interest from that date
National Republican., 1873-05-30
nEsr ooops an lowest rnIoEu.

Above all other places in Washington we re.
commend our readers TO the American Tea
Store, corner OF Seventh and streets, for pure
lea, and Conee mat u roasted fresh every day.
qualities, and fancy Groceries, all Of which ara
sold at New York prices. ..f
Dowlingls Tea Store, corner OF Seventh and ]
| new York prices.
by all means 20 10 Dowllng's Amorican Tea
Store, corner OF Seventh and streets.
National Republican., 1873-05-30

came to yJlt the church OF saint Eustorgio on tho
fsts day OF Saint Peter the Martyr. The particu-
lar object IL TO preserve themselves from head
aches for the year 70 come. and the all-powerful
charm consists In knocking the heat more or
less hard against tho marble urn Of the saint.
A CosruscrIcUT paper which has been stirring
up is delinquent subscribers recently received
the following: "He ls gone where your bill can
not follow him. Send another on nre-proof
nanor
National Republican., 1873-05-30
I.ast hIalIaec ID lhe Cer,Iauc.

Two nlghum umore ofthe Swamp Angels, aud one
matinee, and the season closes at walls opera
house. Theatre-goers will make note Of the
/ fact and improve the time = ~
National Republican., 1873-05-30

T'ss wsshinsten CITY savibss Bank,
corner Of Seventh street and Louisiana avenue
pays per cent. interest on all deposits Depos.
Ita can ba made and drawn at will.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
Far RnYs

Linen suits,
Alpaca Jhckrns,
whie vests,
Duck Suits.
rndes low. -
EisENAN A BRo.,
Tsiion and CDthlers,
5O5 seventh street, May Building.
National Republican., 1873-05-30

HONESTY ls the best policy IN medicine as well
ulne preparation Of that unequaled spring medl.
cine and blood purifier, decidedly superior TO the
poor limitations heretofore In the market. Trial
proves IL. co
National Republican., 1873-05-30

The HowLASD DENTAL ASSOCIATION. No. 2l2
Four-and-hAlf street, three doors north OF
Pennsylvania avenue, administer nitrous oxide
for the extraction Of teeth without pain and for
surgical operations, and do all kinds Of dental
work.
National Republican., 1873-05-30

they had been antagonists and undertook TO
Witty him, but withAl that they had always con-
suited him In any movement they contemplated
making. He never belonged to any association
that did not prosper, because he was soldier In
Its cause.
Mr.. Banks would like to get into the ,abor
movement because the Republicans had kiCked
him out OF their ranks. While such men never
voted a cent for the benent OF the mechanics,
they always prompt o vote for the increase OF
| their own. lie thought they had not only pitched
National Republican., 1873-05-30
S lSS SNhS SnSrl SssSs rSttl %l.Ei@stop asfRs
, ,ALTIMoRR AND OHIO RAILROAD.

lAbIlhOt1h AMI OhlO hhiLtAOhDs
wAsHtNoIor, May sS,ils1s
ON and after this date, aud until further notice,
trains bstMeen nMAHlINaTQN and BALTIMORE
and NEWEST i VA !, r,9 2 :; !; ,s,Gloss' Vlli
m srsHS nd S.sa sssa aeiSty, % ssH9lS tS 1S s j. M n
ron All way 81 kTioTs, '''r, NJ
Leave daily, except sunday, At 8, go and
sib a m, ~ M, and tii0, biiO and piib r. m.i on
~' ron ANHhpUIia n''
Leave At IS a. IN. and b.i0 .. m; but not on Hun.
day. -
Leave at ! 10 p, m, but not on sunday.
fOR THE WEST
Leave daily, except Saturday, At 100 a. M, and
: ~ and IN p nj. On Saturday at iSJ q. M. and
ron foiNT OF RqQKs AND INTERMEDIATE
AtsA m, aql z g y m, ops not on sunday,
Washing station Ticket Once AZ all hours q ths
day; also, Al the Company's ofce, ~ Penns anis
avenue PasscnRers purchasinT Tickets at the Ave
nqe oice can there arrange 70 have their balnrAgs
called for and checked a. their residence, taken "
the dopot, and Put into the baggage car.
For New York, ,philAdelphiA and Boston, see I'd
THos. n. SHARP,
Master OF Transportation.
L. NJ COLI,
0cnerai Ticket Agent
QEO. e. KOOE1Z,
my8 General Agent. Warrington.
National Republican., 1873-05-30
40 !
Tea and Coneo.
Naomi. Cen,aurIInimsu,

The finest brands OF Tea, and the best grades
OF Coffee fresh roasted every day at the Tea and
Coffee Store, 40 Pennsylvania avenue, nearly
opposite the National hotel eotf
National Republican., 1873-05-30
NOTICES OF NEW ADyERTIsEnIESrs
Part or all Of large stable for rent.
Valuable improved property for sale.


Valuable improved property for sale.
Desirable improved property for sale.
strictly choice oAtB for salo by W. NJ Gait.
Two pleasant oommuni eating rooms for rent.
Lot in square SJl Is for sale by LAtimer Cloary.
Charles stewart has for sale desirable residences.
George Truesdell 4 Co. buy and sell building
lots
John Anscrmann 4 Son are selling out and below
Suburban home'. ten miles from the city. for
sale.
Store and dwelling. No. isOa Seventh street, r
rant
House corner of Nineteenth aui streets for
rent.
Hester 4 Ryon have for sale or trade farm in
Virginia.
william Kronebcrger warns people against trust.
Ing his wife.
o. W, Haysnne; & Co. have large number Of
houses for sale.
Bosan wylie are selling their choice dress goods
at the lowest prices
strawberry festival at Dunbarton street chu rch
Georgetown, to night
william 7. McCuin. county constable, corner OF
Eleventh and q streets northwest
Warren Choate 4 Co. booksellers and stAtoners,
arc agents for Fairbanks letter balances for postal
use.
Latiner 4 CleAry will sell, on Monday. June 4 at
10 O'Clock a. m an excellent collection OF furniture
D. II. Warner will sell, on Sat rdAy. June u, 10
O'Clock D. m, desirable property on Ntneteenth
street, between and X Vt eets northwe.t Also,
on the same day, deirable property In the same
vicinity,
National Republican., 1873-05-30
RAILROADS..
IIrAanINaroN Ann oHIo RAILRoAp.

WABiilNGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
sUiMER ERkRnaseENRET. BnGfNSisd ARM
Two ,rslP, e.nS, stcsIt sunday. between Al,r
Leave TieasndfiS al s:BA m, and y m, Pas.
Leesburg .Igpias Wesiyardi At ii q ~ md p m;
arrive AZ Hamilton Al u p.a m. and @p m.
,.. Lag Ts51s ls%l'Ga GoS a. ~ n m Iad .na
q p m, and arrive At Alexandria at slb a. m.
fssscnssers z rs by the 10 q N, train from Hamilton
70 throuvh Zone carl 10 washineton WITHOUT change
Pssssngers from. Washington take the WashinEton
and OHIO car ~ baltimore. and IotoRsc DePot AZ
y M, going through 70 Hamilton Nithou'
The Is a %. train from klersldria and u 10 p N.
Ealn from Hamilton CONNECT q Hsmilton WY
sespeT line n coaches, which Iscsbufs daily
'V5 S0mmutsIlon A g G tISFSss, tkree cents per mia
spidT General Ticket Isch,.
rINHRoUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHINGTON
Il PHlLADELrHIA AND NEW YonK.
Trains between Washington and New Yors, and
FoR MEN YORK, Without change Of carr
Leave daily teTccpt sunday at . q ~, l 10. and
ron PHILADELPHIA
Leave daily (etccpt sunday At O. m, 10 and
pm. .....
Leave for New York att sho p m. and Pbiisdelphiu
slscphg cars for New York on the $50 ?. m irair
through Tickets 10 Phnadslrbls, Now Yerh and
Boston can be had al the Station Qmoe 81 all hour
See baltimore. and Ohio Railroad sdysrtisemsn
nApolis and the West THQH r. SHARP,
COLE ,s1t M,s,s5 S..5 2, TEln'POrtAOn
0EO. Il, KOONTZ. Agent, Washington. nos