National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1874-08-17
RAILROADS.
RLLTTIORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

Il ALIlMORE AND OHlO hAlLhOAO.
,,ao,, ,sY rs! sg lsJ 4, July "a, 1874
5:ooA. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
WAY stations on main stem, and Wash
s:sos' n SsltiWY0rs and P, Relay p,.,or p,,.
Sos q. m. CHICAGO st. Louis, Louisville. Clncin-
nat Columbus, sandusky, Berkeley,
Sart Rsss eef s Rove P Gti
ETelericE, ,stsunton, White sulphut
Springs; ParloT cars Dinner at
s:is a. m. Point or Rocks and W Ey Stations. .
l0:06 a. n BSitiin0re, BadensbSrE, Bsiisyie, Lau-
loo p. m. New York, PhnadelphiA, norfolk, Eli
BsimSFS FTsGer SSS aRd Iii Interms
diste Way stations.
ESiat q Roet:, s3i Way stiti6n;.tTii
SIS p. m. BRitIIorr and Relay.
IiC6 2. IN. Baltimore and Relay.
TOO p m. Chic go, St. Louis, Louisville, Ctncin-
natl, Columbus. sandusky, Deer Park,
town: P1i Rini1S'' cars iS- BFeiEfs:SsS at
!:soP. m. BSltim0Fc; and Way Stations.
Mtrt nsburg, berkeley Springs, Cum
berlant. Stops At All stations en- Ne
tr9E2 ltSn R 3 Al Pullman cars.
~ 7 sn And Way statiOns-s:So g. m, l, as
For Baltimore and Relay. 7IO a. m, and 7:OS pm.
Mest-SC5a N. and I p. m.
All trains stop 4 ViSduct HOTEL Relay House sta
: For further information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
S6 Penn,ylvania avenue, where orders will be taken
in the city. TEios. K. sHARf,
I. N. COLE, General Ticket A gent
GEO. 8. KOOSTZ, General A gent. Je8g-tf
RALTlMoRE POTOMAC RI
ID bEPoT CoRNEn sIxTH AND STREETS N. W.
On an amer June lS. liza. Will
ingt9n as follows, Washington time;
s:SS a. M, Northern Express, daily.
e;s q; m, Limited Express for New York and
il:$ 2: IA, Fast Line fOf the West daily, s1-
SO p; m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
5:Sp n EGE Pitt.burg and the Vests daily. For
the North, daily except Saturday.
$50 p. M, Philadelphia Express, daily.
I;SS P m, Accommodation TO Baltimore daily,
sos ,; m, For PhIl.dslphIs, New York, and BOs-
'G Trains di Tor POPE CREEK LINE leave tsa. m.
on MONDAY, Meane.sss6y, and Friday, only, Rndd.D
TTSlH I1i f6f %NSGFoIfs leave at 6:ss a. m and
PsiImin Palace Sleeping Car to PIttsburg is run
tGf ss1fP .sUs GsF m TO Er on
the train leaving At S:S9 p: m. h.., =. -.
TIckets and Information can be procured at the
0ses a. aH Sss d checked at hotel sand p
Sa Ct h
Pennsyivania avenue, and on the northeast corner
q DEPOT SipSI BATTfMoRE & POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and B sIrsets. vorr>.o
General Passenger A I B ~. E I'D.
jcz Superintendent, Washington, D. Q.
1874. rESsss HEAE 1874.
TO THE NoRTHwEsT, s6UTH AND SOUTH
SUMMER h MTs ITSSeEMENT.
on and after June 9, 1874 trains Will run as fol-
washington. .5:s5 a. N. Baltimore ....7 :25 a.. m
sop. m: ii:oiSSP. e:
THE GREAT DOUBLE TRACK RUUTR M
night Cars, with modern improvements. cay anu
Two hundred miles saved to Western and Central
5iSG =. N; daily to Baltimore. Daily, except Sun
HISS a. m. daily, except sunday, North and West.
o;5O p m: daily, to Pittsburg, Cincinnati, Louis
Through from Washington TO PIttsburg and e.
Tickets by tins route can be procured at the Offices
northeast corner Of Thi5teenth street ana Psnnyl-
avenue, where RELIABLE Information will be given at
Passengers procuring tickets at these Offices can
secure 5cs9mmodatlons in PaisfS Cars fgT itts-
jezs az General Passenger Agent. BstImOfe, ia.
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
m FREDERICKsBURG RAILWAY.
LOCAL trains for Alexandria leave folows6 $3.50,
u a. 49, a 51S.1 and s9a .Rs
GunH
Local trains leave Alexandria ns follows; G. T. O.
g 10 and Il .: ms Las, s eand7 p. M a. m. and
p; m. nom Alexandra daily; all other trains
Trains marked thus . connect with trains on
WashinRtO and Ohio railroad.
Richmond Express leaves W ash-ngton at B.N p.
m. daily. except SUNDAY. ...
GREAT SOUTHERN EXPRESS, wa Richmond
leaves Washington n:S3 p. M, daily, except sun
Through tickets to all points South and Southwest
for sale at the Office corner sixth and PennsylYana
avenue, and Thirteenth and Pennsylvania avenue,
where passen gers can leave orders Tor oaggage to
be checked at all hotels and reSldences 6h1TS9shto
destination. a., =. 5. YOUNG,
General Passenger Agent.
E. L. DUBARRY, Superint sndent. mh1-tI
WASHINGTON AND OHIO RAILROAD.
SUMNER ARRANGEMENT - TWO DAILY
TEAihSS I EtACCEGT6E SUNDAY BETWEENA Al
EE THSASRRk s1 A ~ PURCELLVILLE, BEGIN
Leave WashIngto at Q 4. m. rnd D. m. and Al
exandriS at 9;lo q. and 4il0 p Pass Leesburg
(golng westWsrd) at 1l:5 ;. m and 6:25 D. m, aud
arrive at Purcellyille az Y m. and Up m.
Leave Purcellyille at $50 4. IN. and I2:30 D. m;
pass LeeSburg (going eastward at 9 q. m and li3
P. m, and arrive at Alexandria 1t SIS &. m. and
Sil5 p m. and at Washington at s:oo m. and $3.50
PFasSengers from Washington will take the Wash