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THE FIRE DEPARTMENT,

Wc do not join i'll tho general abuse Of the Of
lcoss and mon Of tho Firo Department. We aro
willing to conccdo that they all, rank md file.
did their duty to tho boBt Of tlaeir ability with
tho means at their command. In tho district
whore the fire originated and rot hoadyay tin
stroots wero narrow, tho fire-pugs few in num-
bor, md the underground water-ppes 80 email
that two or three engines at work at ono time
could exhaust the supply. Thcso wero Diff
fcultiea which embarrassed oporations
until the fro got such start tlok
only tho resistance Of brick walls could stay its
progress. We do not moan to soy that there
were no mistakes, no ignorance. aud no bluuders
but NO insist that our whole Firo Department Ia
and must bo inefficient 30 long M it remains o.
ganlzea on tho present system. Nine-tenshs Of
tue men who are demanding Donncr'a dismissal
haye candidate ready for his place. Bonner
nor any man living can make our Fire Dopart-
ment what 1t should bo until tho Byatom itsolt
Ia changed.
III tho first place, Its organization should be
taken out Of tho hands OF politics, md that can
only bo done by taking it away from tho City
Government. It should be IN independent or
ganization. Ite officers and men should be
placcd above and beyond tho control exercised
over al othor appointments. It should hayo IN
organization and IL discipline as rigorous as that
Of the army. The authority Of tho Chief should
DO absolute whom tho Department is at work.
Tho discipline should bo 80 enforced that no In
subordinasion or inetlicIonoy would bo tolerated
q moment. Tho privates Of the force should
bo recruited aud trained to their business tho
force should bo enlarged, and tho machinery
doubled, md tho whole control Of tho Dopart-
mont given to a body OF mon whose direct per-
sonal intorcsta are dependent upon tho sue.
ceasful management OF what is to Chicago its
most important dofenao.
It has boon proposed. in tho ab8once Of any
othor organized body, that tile reorganization OF
tho Fro Department should DO committed to
tho control Of the Board Of Uudorwritora In
many respects, tho Board Of Underwriters woud
DO tho appropriate organization to dlroct thla
arni Of tho public dnfouao. 1t has boon also Bug.
gested shat this Board should, out Of tho pre-
1n!uma on insurance, maintain tho Fire Depart
1nont. Any suggestion like tho lattor is not only
absurd III Itself, but ealculatod to do permauent
Injury to public aud private credit. The people
Of Chicago must malo up thoir minds to throo
distinct propositions: Thas. NO must havo
larger and more efficient Mre Department, that
this Department will cost worry large sum an-
nnally; and that ths aunl must DO raiscd by tax-
alton mud paid oheerfully. INSURANCE, as wa
know by coatly experience, IL Of littls
avail whoro whole oitos arc consumed.
Tho danger OF s''ol contlagrat1ons makos insur-
ance higher hoze than In any other city, 10 that,
III taos, ITO aro paying III excessive Insurance
rates doublo tho cost Of maintaining thorough
Fiss Department., Nov, lot u Aave auoh Do
, 1874-07-17

partmont. Lot It 10 organlzod, cost what 1t
may, ovon II oyory ongino and foot Of hoso We
have ho dup1toatod two or throo timoa. Let us
paco tho executive control c. this Department
iii tho hands Of the Board Of underwriters, mud
lot thom recruit and select a force Of officers
AMI men, and framo n oodo OF discipline that
Will euro all tho OWLS which now hanpor and
uBorGanlzo tho Department. Tho cost Of nil
this III money III as nothing when compared with
tho cost Of being without 1t, for wo havo roaohed
tho point Of life or deatb.
, 1874-07-17

4 humber OF Woodon 6il0ilA hAVo Deem erectCd
already within tho district burnod On Tuesday
night. These shells arc used moBtly for ro-
tailing beer. What they arc used for, however,
has nothing to do with their illogality. They
are erected within tho fire. limits, surrounded by
the Jet sn1oldering remains Of the fire, when a
spark may 1T any tluo ignite them. Lot tho
police tear them down at once. The authoritics
should begin Immediately to show that they arc
earnestly in favor Of a now policy in relation to
Ares by destroying these vi!lainous seeda OF
lisaeter
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HEBREW NATIONAL COUNCIL.

CLEVELAND, O.. July 11.-At tho Council! Of
tho American IiobrowH to-day, thu Committee
OIL Theological! Institute reported full set Of
institution Of learning, to bo atylod tho Hobrew
Union College, to 10 permanently located at
Cincinnati. THO following woro eloolod officers
Of tho Doard prosidont, II. Latl; Vloe-Prest-
dent, Julius Frioborg Secretary, L!pn,an Loyy;
Treasuror, II. Holman.
Tlle Couneil adjourned tonight to moot next
yeAr ut Buffalo. MY,
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4 dispatch from Madrid conveys tho startling
Intelligence that tho Carlists have ordered ono
epaniard shot for eyory shol thrown at tho be-
leaguored City Of Bilbao Tho Intelligence would
son to believe that tho dispatches from Madrid,
like everything elso uudor tho sun, are mostly
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=
THE GIstASSHDPPERS.
Now Ssvnrlns Coming Mosvn from tn


Now Ssvnrlns COMM. Down from tho
NHrth.
Special DisnateA to 1He Ca,caao 1r,oune.
ST. PAUL. MIMI. July tt.-Reporta yesterday
from various points in tho Western part of tie
State mentioned tho appearance Of a yast cloud
Of locnsts. high in tho air, flying southwark, so
high that they were barely notood except when
the observer happened 10 look direct at the Bull,
Lines to include all placos where this moyen1ont
was noticed would extend 100 miles east and
west, aud 200 miles north aud aouth. Tho ad-
tho Minnesota Valley, and Sioux City, aud the
Wonona & st. Potter Railroad. Tho reRr
hhd not yos passed. the Northern Pacific
Railroad. These must como from tho uu-
and British America. Tile swarnls Isatchod in
the southwest counties Of this State aud North-
west Iowa appear to have mostly gone far
southwnra. sI; There arc no reports tliat these
fresh invaders aro showing adlApoaition to come
to tho easth. Tho ruu,or prevails, however, that
within tho ptst week locusts laye appeared in
Gront numbers Mt several places along tho Min
nesota, Valley north Of tho field Of their this
seasons operation, nnd also in Waaeca County,
tho latter 5!l miles cast Of tho Ho-called grass
hopper region, and that these swarms arc de-
posting eggs enough to produce as great
swarnis as hayo oyorrun the southwest
counties. People were believing TINT,
al Inst year mud III former tilnes thnyy
would not lay tlleir osgB before September, ba
arc now much alarmed. fearing tho plngue will
sproad into tie most tAickly farmed regions Of
tho State.
Contributions for tho relief Of tho destitute
southwest countieH aro coming In fast, principal
~ from tho cxortions Of tho Grangers, and the
counties are beginning to appropriate from their
treasures.
HorrERs IN EASTERN IOWA.
Special Dsnntch to TIE Cheapo Tribune
. DUBUQUE, la, July lG.-Grnsshoppers in con-
sIdorabio nunlbers haye made their appearance
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Goldsmith Maid trottod q milo in min. 16
$50. At East Saginaw, Mich. yesterday. The
time ia the boat On record. The course is said
to DO full milo in length. It will be re-
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strnnce that all tho scandal about tho frnudu-
lent aafo-robbory In Washington and Chief De-
tectlvo Whitley haa not suggested the cxpe-
dioncy Of abolishing tho socret sorvico alto
gather.
, 1874-07-17
HET0ED.

ALBANY, N. Y, July le.--lov. Dix has vetood
tho act to incorporate tho Now York Warehouse
h Hallway Company. and to Improve tho COM
1nasplAl fnallltie1 Of Now Ypfk,
, 1874-07-17
BUSINESS NOTICES.

DAMAGED MIRRORS NEaILVERED BY OWL.
QDTT, SMITH CO., II and 40 Doasbotn-st,
8l0 TO $1,000 INVEsrED IN STOCKS AND GOLD
pays 2ki par munth. Snnd for particulars. TuhI-
BRIDGE Co. bankart. = Mn!st:: Nsw Ynrk:
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the occasion Of political n,anifeatation, but
they pasaed on md novor uttered worl-an
order Of allcnce in tho ranks having boon g,yon
and strictly oboyod
, 1874-07-17

6EfENIlI HlbGuNElN DISTINCT.
Specsat Dispatch to JAs Gl,cauo Tribune,
EAU CLAIRE Wis, July 18.-:rhe Republican
Congressional Convention for tho Seventh Dis
triet will bo !old At sparta Sept. 2. Everything
nated without opposition. Oapt. David Falton.
Of uudson, IL tho most prominent name mon.
toned among tho Keformors for that oilioo.
FIFTH INDIANA DISTRICT.
Spseial DiaratcA to 1hs Chicaao Tribune.
0AMnn1paE Cry, Ind, July 18.-The Republi-
can Congressional Nominating Convention of
this, the Fifth District, composed Of tho Couu-
tee Of Wayne, Franklin, union, Fayottc, Ran:
hero, at o'clock to-day: The Hon. q. F. Clay
pool Of Fayette, Judge Frank Atkinson, Of Dear.
born, and AIR. =. 3. Aeynoldd, Of Randolph, wore
put in nomination. The namo OF tho Bon. T..
~ probable candidate. was not presented,
Aftor forty-soyeu spirited ballots Mr, Rev
uultlA withdrew from tho contoBt, and Tn tic
forty-nlnth s1r. Olaypool received aegonty-tt.rto
The announcement was received with im.nepBo
applause Tho platform Of the State Copyoutinn
WIS heartily in1orsod, aud much enthusiasm Wan
manifested. Con. Tom. Brown presided oyor
tho meeting
SIXTH INDIANA p1srn1or,
TERNE NAuTE, 1ud., July 10.-Gop, Mort On O.
Hunter, the presont Inenber Of Uonpress fro,n
this district, was rcnominhted by the Republican
Convention at BrRxit to-day.
SIXTH IOWA DISTRICT.
Spfctat DispItch to 1ho CHICAGO T57bHnS.
OTguMwA. Ia.. July 1G.-The Republican Coll
gressional Convention for tho Sixth District wue
.loit In 0ttumwa to-day. Judge Tannehill, of
President, md ]. W. iIayeus and q, Il. Anior-
son, secrotasies. Judge L. $. Sampson. Of Koo-
knk County, was nominated on tho second l,al-
lot, the vote standlng u Tor Sampson aud IS fur
MoaVar Tho Hon. John Morrison, Of KacI;uk
County, received light vote. aud DR.. q. War
don, Of Wapello County. received ono voto lilo
lrtonds Of Con. Woavsr are Indignant claiming
thRt two votes from Monroe County ,ys,a
e.auggled aud oouptod for Mr. Sampson, Which
Mr. Weaver wes really tho ohoico ot tLo Gu.
yontion, and threats Of bo!slng arc freely ill.,
du'Kah fn. non Elbart, the Monroe Oouuty
man, HAo Hlthheld Tue votes Tor Mr. WeasaE II
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The Civil Rights Bill Approved---
Cheap Transportation
Dodged.
UnequiyocaI Condemnation OF the Cana
dian Reciprocity Treaty.
Nominations for Congress by Both
Parties.
Minor Political Matters.

aud otlorH-held several mactiugs to deysu ways md
means towards tho inauarsoh u the Congressional
1H aluwo 10 aratt IN afeHa 70 te people of tho
lin h"st moss In9 pnpee ~ @ ~ tn lsaoesa
@ as oy ssSst nd nrotess + h intended to bs
Cnnurraa,a,p1 nit1 Is ~ ~ fn ~ ~ ~ ana !i the
esseco Of thousand cua, III enasces i so"tIus ra ;e r.
~ nv av fe atu t.o 1nssHGe ot ~ oalogy
n, naossi, 3nat IT,, ftes.aeM9 @ a,. ant ana
I'm, tna .nrt ' ~ ,,'' T'oa ~ H. eusleney LUIS
,n,,,o e pdFty y - uuea M Inc TRANSPORTATION
wcn It wna Sasna ,xT VIM 't1. ~ w. % ~ 1,
abont raroad regulation ruus biah III Wisconsin nng
fncai ncm,1ca, toras - ~ iis mA ;, ~ hens s ~ ~
to be- coniod constitutes Tia notfrn If ti,a .a,nn
and tho common rayinR pont, 1t is lie trst tss,ied
since 1866 when lopublicany wauel war on rrcnlduut
1ohnHon und his foilo,yrry.
FonEtaN RELATIONS UNDER REPUBLICAN, nutE.
Tho document would tnnls ubolt = ,mae If tia
Herald, and piirrorta to be review Of KGpubiicun
achievements since tho party waa called 10 tho ud-
mihstration Of natoua aiiaira Like tho prusdent's
Mlssaaget begins with a,gon 10 onr fore|R RELATIONS
and declares that, Of tho thirty yours of puocrtc
control prior to 1851 tlere IL hardly memory loft ut
Auaria wus bullied out OF Hungarian refugee aloxico
dcspo,lcd Of portion Of hos territory Greytown
ears Of Spain % lure for Cula. rhn oatend
manifesto ia Eatlrzed md, while our conduct towards
wuskcr Powers was firm, during tho years Of Damo-
revisit his birthplace nnd etters could only he sent by
pay1aH ehGrIn0us postage. VI our relation towards
6reat Britain dr1ng this time tho adrsEa contains
"We taino!y rsllnqulahea to areat Britain portion
posion ii IL y oafS@es I'll eh desesyea 1 so aiRss s
g5ss a gU II INC u a, 80 oos9 t arsas
aao q y. IAat insulting clnlm was neither resisted
nor adn!tctt 1t MAS compromised by permitting tho
ckimant to hold ar,ned osssssion Of Qua ond q sau
Juan. tne nloat fa!hbla ot tl0a6 1eants, willie wo
qniotiy sqnated on tho other end md while. by anc-
cosstH cgncessionA NO were conHanty aal!ng to tho
n.
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A1PO81TION BUfIDIN9-L Lake aliorc. foot OF Adams
htsust "Pars by Moonlight" Atsornuol aud evening.
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AoADEtiY OF MuslC-ralstnd :. zcot, ,heveeu Mind
t49n and Monroe. Engagement nf the VDkes Family.
- Fun IN a Fu9 !" and " niohard Ill.,"
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lptE No 81 a: r. snn A. ~: Mh:7Fn fFn
day. eyontng O'Clock. for busnusa ans wnEk y Or.
dor Of tho MAster. Il. N. TUCKER. 500.
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ATTENTION s1n -KNIGtlTgI spocl.l ,conelare Of
Apollo Cqnnandor NJ: !, 4. r.. this Friday sssninK M
r.. o. Visiting Sir kn!ahts tsou.y ihytod. by
ordoF Of the u. q. q. Ii. W. LOuKE Reuord0F
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OH Gbrfapo U2ibu41e.

Friday Morning, July II, 1874.
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Tho review Of the French army at I4ongchampn
on Juno 28 Ia described as q very splondia
affair. Two hundred thousand people came to
Witness 1t. The troops wore massel In columns,
extending from tho grand atald Of thu raco-
course to ths Lois DO Iouloyuo. Tho number Of
soldiers reviewed. waa 10000. The review hogan
at 8 o'clock, and consisted only Of q nlaseA
past tho stand OF the race.oourHo aalutlng Preu-
ldent MaoAlAhon "a thoy lid 70. The grand
Rtand WAS crowded With ladies, Ministers, aud
foreign Ambassadors. At 9 o'clock tho To-
Wow bogau. First came tho infantry, tlon tho
artillery, next tho cavalry. It had bosn expected
shat tho aoldlen would hxyo mads tho setlaw
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Dakota Territorial Republican Gem
VCNttNNs

VullttONs
Sneefai Dtsnntah 10 The CAicaao Tribune
Sioux CRY, Ia., July 16.-Tho Republican
Territorial Convention Of DAkota met ut Elk
Point to-day, and nominated ticset und
adopted platform. Every organized county
Of tho Territory VIVA roproHonted, and the b4lHi-
ness Of tle Convention was harmouiously dig
posed Of. Judge J. P. Kidler, Of tho Second
judicial District, was nominnted for Delegate to
Congress- The platform pledges tho Delegato,
if elected, to work for division Of tho Torri-
tory.
, 1874-07-17

TEAnE HAurE, Ind, July 1G.-Dantol ".
Voorhees,, Of this city is the author Of the finan-
cial aud temperance planks Of the Democ,aIia
State PLATFORM adopted yesterday.
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ID 4 4 ID !.

COPELAND. On the I2sh inst, after shsrt ILL.,
ness, which she bore with Christian fOrtitude,
MARY JANE beloved wife Of n. @. C0pels %
aud dsu ghter Of Vim. II. Campbell, aged q years,
Relatives and friend. Of the family are respect
invited to sttend the funeral from her parents
residence Ne 22l "a street Southeast, wednesday,
april Is, at O'Clock q m.
FbAkk. On April l4th, ct O'Clock, of oonees-
ton Of the lungs, AUSTIN A. TRANK, aged 3
months ana "a days, only son Of O. Frank AMI L. n.
Frank.
Friends Of the family are respectfully invited 20
attend bis funeral from lis parents residence Del
aware avenue, between u and streets, st o'clock
Wednesday.
,MERlAM. On the 18th instant, Of pueurno l.,
HELEN FL0AEkOk, aged years and mo aths.
beloved daughter Of DR.. kphrsIm y. and Helen W !.
Merriam.
Relatives and friends Of the family are respect
fully invited 60 attend the funeral from her pa-
rents residence, No. 90 New Jersey avenue north
west, on "Wednesday next ct O'Clock .. m. n
STITT. At Piermont. N. Y, on Friday, the lOth
inst, Ann sTITT, reIict Of the late Alexander
stitt, In the 18th year OF her age.
sCANLAE. On the morning Of the 18th instant,
Of paralysis, DANIEL, aged years and m Onths
beloved con Of n ichsel and Catherine Seaman, No
Massschue tts avenue.
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~A Richmond paper thinks thst the nov
ing Of the mountains In North Carolina must
be owing TO the increase OF faith in that region.
SMisnamed mel0dy-The saddest music 10
called by Gottschalk his "I asst Smile" and bv
Wagner his "LOne GrIn."-BrOOklya Argus.
missouri serenaders provide themselves
with umbrellas and defy both hot ana cold
water, but the artful people OF the state nov
pour kerosene upon those UNI brellas aud then
drop pieces Of burning paper upon them.
~ Said COyington topper, when asked TO
sign the pledge:
81 would not sign in spring time,
When candidates are treatin',
But would rather wait till summer,
When candidates are beaten"
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llY THOs. =. wAGqAMAH,
ID Real Estate Auctieneer, SIS 7th strsst.
CHAEOERY SALE OF VERY yALuABLE
Pr. PlRTY ON n sTRIkI E9RrH, BE-

- Unoer and BY virtue Of decree Of the su-
preme Court Of the District Of Columbia, passed
len June 81. l6l, in equity cause No. Ass, the
front of the premises, on TUESDAY. the 2Ist day
april, 1874 at O'Clock, ali Of Lot fourteen
ing front Of IS feet inches on n street, and run
Mug back with that width 23l feet 81 inches 70 an
slieJ 30 feet wide. The OF this los IL
By large humber Of small houses, which Yield :
coed rental.
Two equal fnstsllments, pay able i'm one ana tUe
sears, with interest from day Of sale The pur.
cured on the property sold eso0 dep sif q time Of
sale. We EDMOU SION Tru0oe
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RAILROADS.

RALTIAOkE q POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPOT colNH1 6rH AND srpETTs NV.
Amer March Nd, lNI, trains win run q foIIove:
TRAINS LEAVE EoR TRAINS ARRIvE AT
g .6ALTlAOkE. flashing TON.
s.SS a.m. Bait and IN els Q. M, New York and
g onaIy, ex. Monday. Western Express, daily
eyS Q. NJ, New York $50 .. m. Exp, from Bal
kxpress, daily, ex. sun timore daily ,ex. Sunday
ESQ n, daily Accom-, rom West st ana i sor 1as
1885 .. M, Fast Line 23s p. m, Phila- E1p,
West, daily, ex. Sunday daily, sx. 6unday
lIS p m, Ney York S:l3p m, II, Express,
1xp. daily, ex. Sunday. daily, ex. Sunday.
80 p. m, Baltimore, SIS p. m, AccommodA-
daily, except Sunday. ton, except Sunday.
so m Pittsburg and $50 .. m, daily. from
Ysrf aiasl S; spys! ne" 1ies sna m, Southern
p:3e p: m, Pacific tx Exp. daily, ex Sunday
press daily l1;2S 3 m, New York
EXP daily ,ex. Sunday y:
ct Bowie for POpes creek ON Monday, " ednesday
and Friday; trains leaving at 1888 .. m, connects
Tor Popet creeA daily, except Sunday.
Trains leaving " darlington ct ass Q. m. and SIS
p m. connect at Odenton with tr Aims r Annapolis
Trains arriving at Washington q 1880 .. m.
and s:ss p; "a, connect at Bowie with trains from
Passengers leaving thor orders at Ticket once
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsylya nia
syenue, northwest 9th street and Peansyiys.
nfa avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked st hotels and residences 70 Gil points North
bus, insisnsIoiis, Louisville, s.. Louis, New 9 or
leans, Chicago, Omaha, San Francisco, and ali
points north, northwest, west, and southwest.
L. DUBARKY, General Supt
=. B. YOUNG, Gent Psssf Agent. jyal-n
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DENNSYLVANIA AIR LINE
TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA,
NEW YORK,

DENNSYLvANIA AIR LINE
fHiLzRERE$RE1aAss .
AND ALL POINTS sT II TIE NEW ENGLAND
w1rH6Htn4R cA I'm ( E0 81 CARS.
,leSsn Equipment on this line is new and Of the mo
RgLLMxN P III IRt CARS ON DAY TRAIN
~ .na .,.'. Nc 81 1fE kzfEs!N CABS ON
rHRIE TRAINS DAiG Lyle esx Ni ~ SUNDAY
rom s and 511 over Air Line leaving
r1soAo tsroad, northeast corner Of ssh and
FAST LINE, leave W ashington sos q. m. daily,
Leave Baltimore at s:Is q. m daily, e1cep. sun
Leave West Philadelphia ct 1882 p. m. daily,
Arrive Al Hsw York at 4:2s p. m. daily, s1oep.
RICHMONp EXPRESS, leave Washington at
Leave Baltimore at 3:3s ,. m. daily, except Sun.
Leave West Philadelphia at sos D. IN. daily, s1.
Arrive at New York at 1o:1Op. IN. daily. except
$50 p. m. Philadelphia Express. daily except
HIGHT EXPRESS, leave W ashins.on st Sos p
Leave baltimore at I0:4s ,. N. daily.
Leave West Phil.dephia al $50 2. m. daily.
Arrive at New York at a 8 a M aS SsiIy
Fast Ls1s, leave New York at am
Arrive at Washington at 0:13 p. m.
Richmond Express, leave New York a. o. IN
Arrive at W ashington at I 0s p. m.
Night Express, leave New York at p. m.
Arrive at w Washington at 6:13 o. m.
2:3j p m. Philsdelp his E1 press.
Connections are made in New York with steamers
Sound; New York, New Havsn and Hartford
sslrosds, New York Central and II udson River rail-
rosd, Erie Railway, and steamers on Hudson River.
Fare lew a. by any other route.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and prf-
ate residences orders left at the following Offices
lhaFa kafR and info he al =
Northeast corner 18th street and Penna ave-. north.
Asst corner 9Th street and Penna ave.; Passenger
Station Baltimore and Potomac railroad, corner 9Th
and streets. ED. :. YOUNG,
jyA-h General Passenger Agent,
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BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FEBRUARY 1sT, 1874,

FEBRUARY 1sT, 1874.
FROM WASHINGTON CITY.
9 9o M b Paitm nc S aud a., Way Stations
Winchester and all WAY sssti5n., II Axoi''0"n'
90 a m. Baltimore, Annapolis, Piedmont and all
500 .. m, New York, Philadel phia, Boston, Bal.
tlmOre, Laurel and Relay.
Vile, S. LOUIS 6olamSas,, sanda.sy. " 1eei.
i M s and the West Rackyille. Frederick aud
Valley BTsnch IN P%ans c9s oOTn asss ana az
. m CUMBERLAND. Supper at Grafton.
$50 m, Baltimore, Annapolis and all Way Sta.
10 90 a. M, Baltimore aud Relsv only.
lSoS m, Baltimore, kllicott City and all Way
100 p m, New York, PhiladeIp hia, Norfolk, Bal.
$50 p: m Baltimore, Laurel, Relay, Frederick,
Hager.town, WinehesteI and all Intermediate
S.4' ?; n Baltimore, Frederick and all Way Sta
$50 p. "a. Point of Rocks, Frederick and all Way
4.45 P. M, Bal more, Aun apoIis and all Way Sta.
$40 3. a., Philadelphia and Bal imore. Supper a.
74an G nay. Pittshur4. Chicago. c,no,nr.,, 1or,s.
ing and the West. PHilman Ca1s. BrsatSast
1905. m. Baltimore and all Way Stations.
800 ?. m, New York, Philsdelphia, Boston, Bal
11.30 D. m Baltimore and all Way Stations.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Zoo. 4ls, $40, 7.4s, 7.so, 300 and 80
All IfainS Stop al Viaduct Hotel, Relay House Sta
ftOH.
For further Information apply O. the Baltimore
aid Ohio Ticket Oficee, Washington Station, and
asa Pennsylsania avenue, where orders will be
taktL ior Baggage to be checked and received ct
any THos. B. BE SHARP, Master Of TRANSPORTATION.
L. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
ieb2 GEO. b. kOONTZ, Gent Agent.
THROUGH LINE BETWEEN WASHING.
TON, PHILADELPHIA q NEW YORK.
WASHINGTON, December aS IS7S
Trelns oetyeen Washington and Kew YORK are
fOB NEW Y6Hkk, ..i.Aom eas.,. o, cars.
dss .Sa dsi ~ except Sunday .. a. H. and
FOR PHILADELPHIA,
Leave daily, except Sunday, Ct 500 A. NJ ana
LOO, $50 and 500 p. N. ~
ON SUNDAY
Leave for New York Of 800 p NJ and Phflsdel.
ehia at $50 and 300 r Nj
Through tickets to Philadelphia, New York or
Boston can be had at the Station Office at all hours
IN the day .lso. ct the Company once, $50 Penn
Passengers purchasins tickets at the Avenue ofaos
can there arrange TO have their baggage called for
and ct their residence, taken to the depot
and put In the baggage car.
Bee Baltimore and Ohio railroad advertisement for
Sheduie between Washington, Baltimore, Annap-
THos; 8; SHARP, Msss.r Of Transportation.
L:M. COLI, General Ticket Agent.
0BO. B. kOO6TZ, Agent ct Washfngton.