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DALLAS COurNTY.

District Judge-H. Barlssdale, Dallas.
Criminal Court Judge-Silas Hare, Sher-
man.
District Attorney-Ed. G. Bower, Dallas.
District and ex.oiiicio County Clerk
Alexander Harwood.
Deputy Clerks--R. ID. Rawlins, Pierre NJ
Brown, William \. Harw0od.
Sherif-Iames Il. Barllley.
ETaX Clerk-W. l.. Ncrmillion.
Deputy Sherihs-J. NJ. Chapman. Thomas
>. Floyd, Thomas p. Scott, Beverly Scott,
John Bowen.
Urveyor-Roberr NJ. Cook.
Treasvrer-Martin V. Cole.
Cattle and Hide nspector--Thomas John.
n,
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VALUABLE HOTEL PROPERTY
FOR SALE.

The well Known property known as the
.CI.utchfield House,"
II the city of Dallas, is offered nj private
ale. For terms, inquire of
GEO. w. BAYLOR, or
JAS. o. CRUTCHFIELD.
Dallas, Nov, 25, 1871. 2lGdtf
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JUSTICES OF THE PEACE.

Precinct No. John d. Kerioot presiding
JUSTICE, Dallas.
Precinct No. 2-William A. George, Ian.
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Charles Barker, Cedar
Hill.
Precinct No. 4-Thomas L. Frank, Breck-
inridge.
Precinct No. 5-Thomas ID. Coates, Scyene.
nAvSTAEIps
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CoEUR DE LEON LODGE. No. $, meet
very Tuesday evening. ]. Nj. Wright, PAS
Chancellor; II. II. Seay, Chancellor Com
mander; Il. Ward, Vice Chancellor; Richard
Morgan, Prelate; Il. p. Aunspaugh, Master
OF Exchequer; Jos. L. Fisher, Master Of FL
nance; j. W. Walden, Keeper of Records and
SpalS
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Tin: &c, lOxl4, charcoal, per box Sl7 so; TX
l0xlf, charcoal, so 90; IC, l2xl2, charcoal
s22 co. IC, charcol, l4x20, $3.50; IN, charcoal
lix20, $40 80; &C. liX2O, roofing, sl6 50; &c, 20x
%, S3i W; block tin u ID 50c; sheet zinc q n
l5c; Pig lead y ID Zoe; Copper bottoms q ID
50c Sheet iron 26x27 u ID Eye; Solder extra
refined y 10 SSc; Galvanized iron in full bun
dies u h zoe: American Russia e. h 30c.
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Bacon: Clearsides Mo; Breakfast li--c
Hams, canvasscd, li@l5c; Hams, sugnr-cuFeu,
loo. ,-
Molnssos (in barrels per gallon); Fair 05c
Prime zoe; Choice soc; Golden syrup Oc sllVel
Drlps 7j@oOc. ..
Sugar (in barrels per pound; Fair l0c
While clarified l2cPowdered lic;Crushed IA
Fish (AiacSereD: No. half barrels $40; NO
q half barrels 30; No. /, kits - 70, No. 2, Kit
So so.
Tobncco, Der ID, 50GgS5c.
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Patrons of aHusbandry.

BRECKENRIDGE GRANGE No. 2l, of the
Patrons Of Husbandry, meets ut Patrons
hall, Richardson, on the first and third sat
urdays OF each month.
T, l.. FRANK, Master.
II. r. BECKER, Secretary.
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Precinct No. IA. ii Hardin
Precinct No. Pm. NJ. Fondren.
Precinct No. 3-R F. Barker.
Precinct No. Al. s. Floyd.
Precinct No. 81. A. Fisher.
SCHOOL COMMISSIONERS.
Precinct No. l-William L. Cabell, Dallas.
Precinct No. FLAMES II. Swindells, Lam
caster.
Precinct No. 3-Elam Sharp.
Precinct No. i-Thomas j. Nash.
Precinct No. 5-Henry g. Sweet, Scyene.
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Tinners' Stocks ana Metals.

| All sizes, from to GO cut SO 90; all sizes cas-
ing to 10 81 90; all sizes finishing to 10 81 90;
| I'd fine 50 90; refined bar iron SIC u ID; plow
| iron % a 10. nlOW steel lol/c n M
National Republican., 1874-05-11
PAGAYLsM VERSUS CoyVEYTS.

On the Palatine hill stands the ruins of the
Palace Of the Caesars. In corner Is found
convent of nuns. Signor Pletro Rosa, the di-
rector Of the excavations, the man who pulled
down the Cross and the Stations of the Cross
In the Coliseum, desires to remove this convent
to find what remains of Pagan architecture
may be beneath it. Napoleon made him di-
rector of the Palatine excavations. He now
wants to Danish the VisiLandine Nuns from
their convent in order to discover the ruined
foundations of what Is believed to be the House
of Hortensius, an orator, who was second only
to Cicero. This Hortensius was, according to
the accounts of him which have come DOWN to
US, accustomed to water his trees with wine.
He had fsh-ponds where the fish came TO be
fed from his hands, and when one of his pets
died he went about weeping. It is to find the
ruins Of the dwelling place of this old Pagan
that the nuns are to be banished. There are
suggestions also to turn certain churches, built
on the sites of Pagan temples or occupying
| such temples, to their original purpose. The
church Of Sta. Maria Liberatrice, which is
built on what is supposed to be the ruins of
| the Temple of Vesta, Is to be removed. The
Pantheon and the church of st. Lorenzo, in
Miranda, are to be brought back to the condi-
ton in which they were when Pagan rites were
celebrated within their walls. The archeolo-
gists forget that but for Christianity, that pre-
served them and turned them into churches,
not ruin of them would be LEFT to our day.
National Republican., 1874-05-11
AY ECGEYTRIC EARL

A Boston paper says: "a lady of the Eng
lish nobility has adopted novel yet graceful
and appropriate method of paying homage to
the memory Of her son, the late Earl Of Aber-
deem. She has made donation Of 81 800 to
the Massachusetts branch Of the American Sea-
mems Friend Society, to be applied to the pur-
chase of books for forecastle libraries, placed
on board American foreign bound merchant
men for the use of the sailors. The son thus
remembered was George Hamilton Gordon,
the sixth Earl of Aberdeen. His name will be
recalled by many as connected with a romance
Of tragic interest, the details of which were,
we believe, first brought to light In this city .
year or two since. The young earl, from mo-
tives never fully explained, being at the time,
In the year 1855, on q visit to this country,
shipped as q common sailor on board q vessel
at this port. He assumed for the purpose the
name Of George H. Osborne. He went on sew
eral voyages to different ports, and finally en-
gagged as first mate of the schooner Hera
which sailed from Boston for Melbourne. He
was lost overheard on the sixth day out. For
the purpose Of settling the English estates his
career was carefully traced out and his mourn
full end was made known. In filial regard for
her loved though eccentric son, the mother has
made the gift named. The cases containing
the books thus purchased will each bear q me-
tallic plate, inscribed, Sent TO sea by his
mother, in memory Of George, Earl of Aber-
deen, a sailor, and lost at sea January %, 1870,
aged 2S'n
National Republican., 1874-05-11
gatinuaI gepnblifail.
PRUSSLAY BUREAUCRACY.

A Berlin correspondent Of the London Times.
after remarking that in Berlin every person Is
obliged to be registered at the police Office Of
the district in which he or she resides, and that
formal police concession Is necessary before
funeral can take place, relates the following
story: A certain merchant living, we viii say,
In the sixth polics precinct, gave an entertain
ment, to the hilarity and success OF which his
grandmother for time contributed. Finally
she was oversaken BY appoplexy In the midst
OF the festivities and suddenly died. But
when the afflicted grandson applied the uext
day at Police Bureau No. for the usual burial
permission IL was refused, with the explanatjo y
that it must be obtained from Bureau No. So,
where the deceased was registered, and within
whose precinct she had resided. At Bureau No.
80 the papers were refused on the ground that
the woman had not died In that district Again
the gentleman applied AZ No. 5; and this time
the presiding genius Of the Office agreed to
grant the necessary permission II the merchant
would first effect the customary announcement
OF the lady's change of residence from No. 50
70 NO. o. This was actually done, and, per-
maps IN the presence Of death, seriously done.
Ihe merchant made formal statement at No.
90, tnat Mrs. So-and-So had len that precinct
ior NO. o. at NO. q, the corresponding notice Of
ner entry within its dominion Eve minutes
later, ne handed In at No. 8 an announcement
OF the lady's death. The police officers then
sooeriy granted permission for the internent of
the corpse, and the funeral was duly and sol-
emnly celebrated. This Is q curious but a
Characteristic example Of what official formal
ism does in this country. There are in Prussia,
notwithstanding the high taxes, thousands Of
officials who serve for no other observable pur
pose than to put obstacles in the way Of a
practical and expeditions transaction Of bust
ness. Neither common sense nor humanity
saves even corpse from the pertinacious per-
secution of the system.
National Republican., 1874-05-11
Malaga Fruit Company,
4OS NINTH STREET,
STATES MAI
VIRGINIA.

PosT OFFICE DEPARTMENT,
Proposals viii be receiyed 1, ~ the conirSst once
Of This l., psPfIs%1snsa @ Ss HP ScSss q MA
for carrying the mali. or the United States fom me
s t HIy IN e A 10 "a ana Sq f tss ne
OF departures and arrivals hereln specified, viE.:
17s From Arcols, Gum spring.) to Loudon, (sta-
tion.l miles and back, three times aweek.
Leave Arcola Tuesday, Thursday and Saturday
Arrive = a% London ID by q. M: -.,,- s.....
Arrive at ircOia BY I'm.
E7 From Pamplin's Depot, by Walkers Church
and Fort fickshln TO Tower Hin, . miles and
Leave Pamplin's Depot, Monday, Wednesday
A19irs anh saisnFFSax 4 Fosxsl r Hri f Dgsp. @;
Leave Tower Hill Moudsy, Wednesday and
AFriSa nserasf a. Paaptia': M Depot by um.
E7s From Wakefield Station to AssamoosIck. n
Leave Wakefield Station Wednesday and Sat-
ArrfTs rraey At { a.simooslck 3 moo sysp.m.;
Leave A,samOOsick "Wednesday and Saturday
Arrive at Wakefield Station by I'm.
477s From LInville, by Edom and Green Mount, to
Singers Glen, ~ miles and back, SIX times
Leave tinyiile daily, except Sunday, at 10 am;
Leave Singer Glen daily, sxcspt sunday, at 1
Arrive 1t LinvilIe by s:op. m.
i7so From HansouvilIe, By Hawkins NH and VII
low spring, TO Siekollsrllle, IS miles and
back, twice week.
Lesve Hansonyills Tuesday and Friday at
o.. H.; a
Leave Nickoilsyille Tuesday and Friday at
Arrive at HansouvllIs by7p. m.
zs1 From Poplar Hun. by staaordsyiIle, to Esgles-
tons springs, IA miles and back, twice
week.
Leave Poplar Hill "Wednesday and Saturday at
Ia. m;
Arrive al Eggleston' 5 Springs BY II a. m;
Leave Eggleston's Springs Wednesday and Sat-
urday at p. IN. .
Arrive At Poplar Hill by p. IN.
For forms OF proposal, guarantee and certificate,
and also for Instructions to the conditions TO oe
embraced in the eontTaut etc., advertisement OF
September 81 1870, and December !, l57a inviting
proposals for mall service In Virginia. TO be found
at the principal post offices.
Bids should be sent In sealed envelopes, super
serIbed ''MaI proposals, State OF Virginia, d" aud
addressed TO the Second Assistant Postmaster Gem
eral. JNO. A. ]. CRESWELL,
sp6-N6w Postmaster General.
National Republican., 1874-05-11
DRoPoSALS FOR RATIoNs.

QUARTERaAsTER's OFFICE,
2sth April, iS74.
I'll Of he sS Sfs day
June next, for furnishing rstiOns TO the United
r ses A tn tS s 9 fhe ne stations from LIST
PP9RTSgoTTH, Sew Hampshire;
BR0okLYN, New York:
PHILADELPHIA, fsnnsylvania:
FEESs2c6Ls. 1 FfoPids; f n'A'
hhSsskkfsLis hhSsk iskhSb. bafylif%i GyaiifSFinla,
Each ration TO consist of twelve ounces fork or
PTes Beef OSs ounces Of soft Bread or
or twelve ounces Of Hard Bread, or one pound and
GPea ed PasSns al peaaas Of %
pounds Of Rice or Hominy, ten pounds Of Green
fes; ffteen pounds Of Sugar; four quarts OF Vine
Star Candles; four pounds OF SOAP; three pound.
and twelve ounces or Salt, and four ounces OF
The rations are to be delivered upon the order OF
the commanding officer of each station, the Fresh
quality, With Is an @ equs rTopoTtion Of hind and fore
quarters, necks and kidney tallow 70 be excluded;
IS extra superane tho market Of the place where
the station ts located; the Coffee good Ro the SUI
Beans. vinegar, % Candles. sosp. s.it &C., 70 be Of
Iii subject 10 inspection
A guarantee, signed by two persons, whose re-
sponsbity must be certified by United States dis
trct Judge, district attorney or collector must ao-
NJ PROPOSAL ". III be Considered unless accompa-
eaS b. ~ ypSsnsd npan At amy Of the
NeWspapers authorized to publish the aboye will
PropossIs 70 be indorsed proposals for RatIons
anu addressed W 'ne un WILLIAM 3. SLACK.
Major and Quartermaster, U. s. Marine Corps.
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RY b. II. WARNER,
- Real Estate Broker and Auctioneer,
Federal Buildings. corner Seventh and SITS. ". W.


shS vi kAR EsfaTE
By 1iriae Of deed Of Of trust M to Daniel L. Eaton,
lated lated SSanssry S1 n A. iS s1d duly recorded u
WashinSton county b. C. and also by virtue Of de-
s6G2 e hG sSspr 6sgI Il ths SSu%
undersigned IS trustee in place Of Daniel L. Eaton.
he fsas .uSsS S.g IL
%sssPs gn. an h S
Of the Potomac river, aud known as the '.ChIehe.-
IL Of s a oS sS .s S 81 sy
p 1854, by deed duly recorded in Llber A 8, No.
the aforesaid conveyance OF Enoch Tucker, twenty
in the aiyion Of thls land and the sSd sh.
m b e. Ss sna
sold BY John Fox q AZ. % Goodrich. and running
az degrees sass 1903 feet more or iess 20 the edge
q the kdEe road being the end Of said third line;
%..ssd .hits oak o ne stump thereof the edge
~
second out line whole trset; south H degrees
end tue same: thence north N degrees west osi
set thence az right angles north 42H degrees east
corner q ssd Goodrch's lot, ana thence north AZ
ss
Gsorgs W. Dunlap q al for = church, and eIcspt-
q tSs second oas line and seEianiPs q me shlEd
DuvaiI % s lot % numbeTfed n sidtyseTen ts for Gene
terry. This tract to be sold contains 6 acres more
less. =
Also, Immediately aftsr the shove, will be sold,
by virtue Of the same deed, another part Of 'ACh-
caster !" embracing lots numbered 7o6, ne, and 7ss
20 IA both inclusive, 7 to ~ both inclusive, and
lot marked George w. Duvall, fronting 100 feet on
johnson street and lis feet inches Monroe
street, according to plat OF subdivision and
subdivision Of part Of lid tract, recorded in LIber
68 folio l, &c, Of the aforesaid land records. to-
gether with the improvements consisting Of three
two-story frame dwellings,. The attention Of pur-
chnsers b particularly called to this sale, Is IL
offers rare Inducements for profitable Investments,
and parties looking for sites for suburban residences
cannot fail to be suited.
TERMS: One fourth cash: oalSnce In one and two
years. with interest per cent. T1r annuin, pay
able semsnnually, 10 be secured by deed OF trust
on the property. One hundred dollars down on
each lot on day OF sale If the terms OF sale NOT
complied with In seven days after sale the property
will be resod At the risk and OF defaultlng pur
chaser or purchasers. COnveyxncng at cost OF pur-
JOHN II. COOK, Trustee
J. T. COLDWELL, Salesman.
National Republican., 1874-05-11
DRoPoSALS FOR COAL.
TREASURY DEPARTMENT

TREASURY DEPAR RTMENT,
BUREAU ESGRAYIS0 AND PRINTING, :
WAsHISGToS, ID. c., April z, 1874.
Sealed proposals will be received at this oiiee until
10 o'clock 8. m. SATURDAY, May q 1874,
for furnishing eight hundred (oO0) tons OF run OF
mine Georges cfeek) Cumberland coal, to be de-
tons required By act of Congress approved July 4,
ls70, viz: THAT such coal shall weigh 10 pounds
10 the ton and shall be inspected and weighed, and
the quantity Of each load certified at the time OF de-
livery by the person appointed and qualified under
the act for that purpose and that the prescribed
Of y cents for each ton of coal inspected weighed
and delivered shall be paid by the contractor ~
Proposals will be considered binding for one week
from the sd day OF May. 1874, the Department re-
bids offered.
No proposals will be entertained unless accompa-
MED by satisfactory evidence OF ability fn the
the contract, nor will any payment be made without
the certificate of the inspector that the coal fur
nished Is such as the contract calls for.
ONCE OF GEO. b. NCCARTEE,
Chief Of Bureau of Engraving and Printing, TrePs-
Department, apai-F, ,N&Wtd
National Republican., 1874-05-11
AIR LINE
l. TO BALTIMORE,

| EOENNSILEANlA AIR LINE
~ N PHiLhpEtPHIA.
NEW YORK,
ALL POINTS IN THE, NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE ID SGGEA OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new aud Of the m ost
N fXRL0aa CAR fRAiN EXcLusIvELY' ci; Is fiYnAN
PULLMAN PANhIA!GE NIs!HT TkhISs TSkthEIES.slNG cAks ON
On iRS 5ifR fkSGS5 ksYSPbx bxkF kEr tsEcep1 sunday
fr sE nj arriving at the depot Of the Baltimore and
70 omac rSliroad, northeast corner Of sixth and
New York limited express, leave Washington ut
s:.3 \. IN. daily. except sunday.
Leave Baltimore at lo:3o q. IN. daily, except Sum
Leave West Philadelphia at LES p. m. daily. ex-
Arrive at New York at 4:IO p. m. daily, except
$50 3. m Philadelphia Express.
Night Express, leave Washington at 9:os D. m,
Leavs Baltimore at Io:ts p. M daily.
Leave west Philadeiphisat 2.6j a; m. daily.
A' Air''s - TRAINS RETURSINa.' RI III III H'''
Phlladelphia Express arrives at 2:3j p. IN.
Arr.yg at Wash ngttn n Il f.Gs p. m. ' u"
Night Express, leave New York at SIS p. N.
Il IN az S1SH with
on sound. New York, New Haven and Hartford
railroads, New York Central and Hudson River
rssI!road' Erie railway and steamers on HUDSON
Fare as low as by any other route.
vate residences On orders left at the following
ofrces, where Tickets and information can be OBJ
sinsa Northesst corner OF IniIteenth street and
street and PennsylvanIa syenue; passenger station
Baltim9re aud Potomac railrOas coEnsr sixth aud
apZs-tf General Passenger Agent.
National Republican., 1874-05-11
PROPOSALS FOR FUEL.


HEADQUARTERS MARINE CoRrs, J
QUAarERMAsrER's IFPICE. I
Sealed proposals will b. received at this ONCE In-
til " O'Clock in OF FRIDAY, the nth day OF juno
States ar az R ooq or ano more 81 II te 'ns folio
PAGES during the fiscal yesr ending sth June 1875.
within ha % MnrRSs a.
S u e the Gned
The Coal to be good white ash anthracite egg Con-,
to Be Sg he he Marine 6ee
and deliTered at such points within the limits OF the
OF exI ense TO the United states: and both Wood
seriy requispton Of the oceT show
Ing the QUANTITIES required in accordance with reg
PORTSMOUTH, N. H.
90 cords of Wood.
CHARLESTowN, MASS.
125 tons Of Coal.
% cords of W ood.
dncludlns Assistant ousrtermasier's Once,
2cO tons of Coal.
10 cords Of Wood.
PHILADELPHIA, PA.
(Including Assistant Quartcrmastcr' s,omcc.)
WASHINGTON, ID. C.
,so Unclgding guard at Naval hagArine)
80 cords OF Wood.
ANNAPOLIS, MD.
90 cords of Wood.
GOSPORT, VA.
50 tons OF Coal.
80 cords Of Wood.
PENSACOLA, FLA.
90 cords OF Wood.
MARE ISLAND, CAL.
los tons OF Coal.
90 cords Of Wood.
CWith the privilege Of increasing the quantity
one third.)
The Wood and Co1l furnished at washinS Ston city
to be measured, weighed and certified by ths Gov
ernment IN psetor sppointe1 BY the Navy Deptrt-
peut, and the expense attending such Inspection,
&C., paid by the contractor.
application at any or the Marine posts.
Payments will be made upon the receipt OF ac-
counts duly authenticated by the commanding or
GERS of the posts at which the Wood or Coal has
been delivered Th3 right is reserved to reject all
bids considered unrea sonab,e.
A guaranty, to Ge signed by two responsible per-
sons, whose respon i5lty must be certified to by
the United States District Attorney, or United
StItes collector, must accompany each proposal,
Otherwise It will not be considered.
To be indorsed Proposals for Fuel" and ad-
WILLIAM B. SLACK,
Major and Quartermaster United States Marine
COrDs, myS
National Republican., 1874-05-11
AIS EoR FhR Tsgb FEB
STATES COURT-HOUSE AND POST Of
ELCE AT NEW YORK CITY.
COURTHOUSE AND Posr OFFICE,

US. CouRr-HoUsE AND Posr OFFICE,
OFFICE OF SUPERINTENDKNT, May & 1874. y
Sealed proposals will be received at the ONCE Of
the SupertntF ndent until II Of the 18th day OF
May, 1914, for furnishing, delivering, nttlng and
putting In place the whole OF Ihe Nrought-lron
Furring and Lathlng required for the build
ing.
plans seen on application At this o flee.
| All scaffodng reduired BY the contractors to
put the work in place Will be furnished by the Gov
ernment free Of charge but will be erected by the
Payments will be made monthly, deducting
ten per cent, until the final completion of the
All bids must be accompanied by penal bond of
two responsible persons in the sum of ten thousand
dollars ls0 OOO) That the bidder will accept and per-
form the contract If awarded him. the suficency Of
the securityto be certified to by the United States
Judge, Clerk of the United States Court, or the
District Attorney OF the district wherein hsFesdes.
The Department reserves the right to reject sny
or all bids If It bs deemed for the lntehst of the
Government to do 50, or to subdfvide the various
items Of work among the different bidders, at its
option. Every bid must be made on the printed
form, to be obtainCd in this Office, and must con-
form In every respect to the requirements Of this
Proposals Will not be received from parties who
are not themselves engaged In the manufacture OF
not the necessary facilities for getting out the work.
Proposals Wilt be inclosed In a sealed envelope,
indorsed IBID for wrOught-Iron Furring and
L4thIng, " and addressed to
CALVIN T. HULBURD,
mY9-H Superintendent.
National Republican., 1874-05-11
RAILROADS.
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUNDAY, MAY Ic, Is74-5 P. NJ.
FROM MAsHINGroS CITY.

| SUNDAY, MAY Ic. 1S74-5 p. NJ.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
SW SW a. M, baltimore and al Way st,tipns.
., S II a. a: m, Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont an
$50 .. m, PIttsDurg, Chicago, cincinn ,ti, Louis
snd tbs 81 Louis cSIGmsus' ssSsdgsky Mhecing
Eaney Branches. Pullman Cars. Dinner at Cum
$40 :; M; NV York, PIiiadelphis, Boston, Bal
70: Q a. M, Baltimore and Relay only
lzaO m, Baltimore, Ellicott City and all Way
p.iinRSrs liz p m SS:, Sew Z IoEk Phladeipha Norfolk
S:SO p: m, Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
" and all
ass p. M, Baltimore. Frederick and all way
4.U p. M, PoIht of Rocks, Frederick, Hagers-
town, Wincheter and all Way Stations.
5;l9 p. m, Baltimore, Annapolis, and all Way
500 p. m, Philadelphia and Baltimore. Supper at
s:5 p. M, Chicago, Cincinnati, Louisville, St.
LwGgis' GSiTIms1i ssndsssk WneeiIsg and the
s:$s 2, n: B.iiimore and III Way stations.
io'cOp M, BssIslp1rs si% end &i a Way Stations.
$500 and $50 a. M, i10, 5:i5' sos. s:4s and 1880
Ali Trains Stop at vIadsct Hotel, Relay House Sta.
F0r further Information apply at the Baltimore
IS rennSyvSns sysaae where oers viii be- s.sea
for be checked and received at any point
IN; COLE, General Ticket Agent.
THOS. r. SHARP, Master Of Transportation.
GEO. S. KooNTz, General Agent. sp2i
RALTIMoREANDPo oMAoRAILRoAD.
DEPOT coRNEg sIxTE. AND STREETS
Af;er APRIL 10, 1874, trains will run as follows:
rEASSSs SSLMkoHREE FEkHE FOR rRAgss MssHsESsTI65ES HAEsI6E
daily, except ts mond%sy % Express, daily. hS~ YORK
s;V1 I =. m, Aceommoda- s:S .. m, Accommods-
New York Linn .iSn except pbs1 bsH1diy Fy:,,
It'd Express, daily ex- Line from West.
mn Es.. Line Buff PpTsss, % rhissasPsa sSssRe1n
daily ssssPs sSs e Ri ss.9
day. except sunday.
F,It:S%?s Gin soRR, b. sacsRt & HsS%nSaa- sSndse
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day, Wednesday and Frid ay, and 3:4I p. ~. Tally
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p. M, arriving at fope's Greek nc CAS- and, ,ssi
Trains leaving Washington at SOD g. m. and as5
p; N. connect at odenton with trains for Annapolis.
s;3I p M connect at Bowie with trains from Popc's
Passengers leaving their orders q. Ticket once,
northwest corner Thirteenth street and Pennsyi,
Eania ay,nle, northwest corner sixth street and
for and checked at hotels and cdeuccs 10 ali points
North and West. Through tickets to Cincinnati,
Orleans, Chicago, 6nsha, san Frsncisco, ami AZ
points Est WSsta EST5R .I and % south. sogth..
E.. s. YOUNG, Gen. PASSENGER Agent