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vAsH1NeroE DRIVING ASSOCIATION.
Opening Of Entries Fer This Weeks u at
t{no-Fha Trok To-dav,

OpeulQk u 6ubL1cB GuL AAA1 VIVA - .It.
ting-The Trot To-day. r-yr
The once Of Messrs Britton, Gray !. nyum-
mond, on F street, between Sixth an Seyeuth
northwest, was last evening an Obje a or interest
TO horsemen and the lovers Of turf. sports rnner.
ally, 1t being the occasion Of the opening Of the
entries for this weeks trottinr IL the sprtnx meet
ing or the Washington Dri sesx Association. As
the time drew near for UEe disclosure of the
names Of the horses Tat had been entered to
participate in the diff sretk trials Of speed consd
would prove the fav0ites and mad the best
chances fo- Winntng the first premium. The H.
IeIsst centred chiefly IN the race Of to-day, the
Several ~ the trOtsers were found to have streng
baSkezs, and every indication tends to show that
the most exciting races ever witnessed IN this
vicinity.
I sens in this city have ever had an opportunity to
| witness their exhibitions Of speed. The presi-
dent Of the association was in most loyiaI MOOD
fashion did the honOrs Of the sion in his usual
ef-hsnd, easy style. At nine o'clock the entries
| The 22e was completed at that time but is fur
| nisbed in order to make the list complete.
| The following are the entries:
never Beaten 2ss: purse Of 400 IS CferedNssSe
] to the first, 800 to the second, and $50 to the
Jacob Lerian; VIM. Lowell, eh. g. Clifton; J. L.
Mead, B.. e. Anglo-Ssxon; Jas. Devlin, b. g.
| Philadelphia Boy.
| Wednesday, May L, for horses that have never
beaten 229, purse Of $50 is offered-S500 to the
| first, also to the second and 500 to the third
| horse. The entries are: A. f. FaWcett names
bl. z. Albert; ]. A. Bachelor, dun z. Frank j.;
| John Y. Ross, g. <. Gray Chief; N. Mead, b. m.
| Annie Collins; John Turner, b. m. Matte Lyle.
| Thursday, May Is. for horses that have never
beaten $50, purse of $500 is offered-SS50 TO the
FIRST 500 to the second and $50 to the third horse
| The entries are as follows: q. NJ. Roberts names
| b. &. Hayden; Q. Hopper, br. m. Lady Gertrude
| George Wild, s. &. Arthur Wild A. F. FaWcett,
8. m. Album.
| Friday; May "A, tor horses that have never
beaten lbs, purse OF $3.50 Is otfered-$jO0 to the
first $50 to the second and 400 10 the third horse
| The entries are as follow: A. F. Fawcett names
/ b. &. Albert; NJ. Mead, br. m. Annie Collins; J,
| H. Bachelor, b. g. John H; Wm. Lowell, b. g.
| Barney Kelly. .-r
The horses are called on the track at go, and
| the tr0tting commences At o'clock. Rnox's
coaches leave the hotels in ample time to see the
race. The ride out and return, including the ad-
mission fee, is only 81, which, without the con-
veyanee price, is the regular charge for admission
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Rock Euon SPRINGS.

BY reference to our advertising columns It will
be seen that this delightful summer resort, stu.
ated on the western slope Of the great North
mountain, about sixteen miles west Of winchet.
chester, Va, will be open for guests June ]. Mrs.
houses on Twelfth street are, even at this dull
season, filled to their utmost with guests OF re-
hnemeDt and wealth, has leased Rock Enon, with
the view of making Il q permanent summer re.
sort Mr. A. 8. Pratt IL business manager, and
]. Tabor johnson, NJ. D., resident physician
Under such management II cannot fail OF success
We learn that already large number OF our ciu
zeps have engaged rooms for the season.
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ANEW RECRUIT.

Ths Army Blouse and Regulation Breaches.
John Gennett came here from Philadelphia in
search Of employment. He was not remarkable
young man for lightning energy, notWithstand-
ing the fact that he sprung from aS lively an old
gentleman as ever bore the cross and laughed at
the froWns Of this hard world. He strolled along
the corridors Of the Treasury Department, put In
an appearance st the Patent Once, reclIned on
the steps Of the Pension Bureau, masticated gun
in the various parks, and, introducing still more
quietly shueked peanuts nom the dome OF the
Capitol, and, wishing that he was not John Gen.
nett, became discouraged. He saw no prospect Of
sweating his brow for bread in our midst, and
after due deliberstion he sottened his resolution
-; :" no home until he went wealthy. On his
Tsyfo the acI,S he found arseEuitlng oticer in
seareb Of men. Happ,, thought ES would loin
the army. He would forthwith and straIgntNsy
number himself among the
TWENTY-FIVE HUNDRED INMoRTALs,
whose mission it is to protect our common coun.
try. He enrolled his name, passed the required
examination and was taken into back room TO
be clothed in the army uniform.
ats o nice day." chucklsd the corporal, Is he
tossed the recruit pair Of regulation pants.
tAreiTmT' YsmsTSSSaa tfat ne had seen smaller
breeches. He jumped into them, however, and
standing his tip-tOes he peeped over the waist
teTious dealings Of fortune was going to lead him
next. The blouse came TO him by the gentle toss
of the corporal. He was four-feet-1ve in height.
tremIties, and the sleeves had outgroWn mis- arms
by six inches. The bTogan shoes were next intro
duced into the scene. Several small boys perched
on an adjoining fence at this juncture screeched
through the back window: mister, how many
loayes Of bread have you got in thea large
hunk Of coal heaVed by
THE INIATED RECRUIT
produced the blank In the remark by knocking
The largest boy off OF the fence. Gennett got
into the shoes, and after walking around in them
for q time, quietly asked the corporal ''could he
PACK his old clothes into the toes" The corporal
hardened to the scene, smiled mechanically, and
handing him the cap, he watched the head OF the
recruit until it slowly disappeared In the same,
and the form Of Gennett was lost from view. The
recruit stad indoors all that day, and slept N an
adjoining room Rt night He loved MS Country.
He worshiped the land that gave him birth: He
saw in the characters Of Washington and Jack
son examples Of devotion and fidelity which pos
terity might we'll emulate. He thought Of the
Declaration of Independence and the deeds done
In old South church, and yet with all these,
mingled with the hallowed noise Of the shot
which was heard around the world, and re-echoed
in heaven still ringing in his ears, John Gennett
arose at the hour Of midnight, and shedding the
army blue, snatched his old clothes with an un-
patriotic ferVor and lmbered hastily from the
Icene.
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Dedication Of St. Jo.eph,s Hall.

The new hall corner Of Fifth and H streets,
erected by the st. Joseph Beneficial Society, was
dedicated last evening by appropriate exercises
and q promenade concert. Addresses were made
In German by the president (Mr. George Burk-
lIng) and some OF the reverend fathers OF the
Catholic churches Of the city. Maj. Mallet de-
livered the only address in English. The assem-
blsRe was very large, composed Of Germans and
Americans, and Promenading and dancing were
kent mn till q late hour.
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Book Sale This Eve ming.

The sale Of books by Mr.. Thomas Bowling,
auctioneer, formerly Latimer & Cleary will be
continued this Tuesday evening at 7:3O o'clock,
when many valuable books will be sold, inolud.
ing the fine copy Of Tinkerton's Voyages and
Travels" the Imperial Encyclopedia" " Tau.
tologis Of the Arts, Sciences, &C." Letters oil
Horace Walpole," Smiths Dictionary Of Greek
and Roman biography and Mythology" '' Bot.
leau's Works." "Memoirs Of Aaron Burr" and
many other rare and valuable works.
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MEDAL SCHOLARS.
Public School sp ling Contest.

IuDIIU DVuUOI bp s14LuB OUHEt5E'
After careful examination OF the papers, the
trustees have succeeded in deciding one Of the
two disputed cases IN the spelling contests be-
tween the public school scholars last Friday. A
decision has been rendered in favor Of the Fourth
district school in the case between the seventh
grades Of the female schools Of the First and
Fourth districts. The contest between the Male
Grammar schools Of the First and Fourth dis
tricts is yet undecided. The medal schools are
Of the male schools, the Fourth district, seventh
grade; Third district, sixth grade, and Second
district, fifth grade, with q dispute between the
First and Fourth district Grammar schools,
eighth and ninth grades: Of the female schools,
the Third district Grammar school, the Fourth
district, seventh grade, the Third district, sixth
grade, and the Third district, No. 3, ffth grade.
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Narionsl Uniyersitv Law sehooI.

Yesterday meeting Of the board of regents oil
the National University Law School was held,
the vice president, James p. Tuston, esq, occu.
plying the chair, and Thomas q. Connolly, esq,
acting as secretary. A free Interchange was had
Of the views Of the board as to the condition oil
the University, and pleasure was expressed in
view Of the favorable condition of the same, re-
ported by Vice Chancellor WedEeWood. Thirty
eight graduates were made Bachelors Of Arts
the formal degrees Of which will be conferred at
the approaching commencement,
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A Grand Entarurisa

Attention is called to the advertisement Of J.
o. ClephaEc h 20. By process, which these
gentleman were the srst to introduce to the pub
lie, there can be reproduced In print copies Of
papers at the very low rate Of ten cents per folio
Of ore hundred words for the hrst copy, and two
cents per folio for each additional copy.
The rates are SO low and the advantages Of
print so great over manuscript that where several
copies OF paper are required, no one would un-
dertaI1, We are sure, to have copies made with
the pen.
This InVsnfinn and ne ave csrtair these gentle
men will meet with the patronage in this city
which their enterprise merits.
They have established their ofice at SIT Sew
enth street, opposite the General Post Office.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


See caro- of Fhos. D. Sax.
See notice Of Board Of Health.
See card Of KIdHell Henderson.
An eightrOom brick house for sale.
See advertisement of Tumbridge Co.
See the advertisement Of Clsphane & Go.
Y. NJ. q. A, corner Ninth and D streets.
Rock Enon Springs, Frederick county, Va.
B. H. Warner will sell q tWo-story building
to-day.
Choice bedding and greenhouse plants at John
SauPs.
House No. 2Os street southeast for rent dur
Ing the summer.
Wash. B. Williams will sell on Tuesday, May
II, property on M street.
Williams & Kennedy will sell valuable mar
kst farm on Monday, May 81.
Young & Middleton will sell on Monday, May
"a, valuable improved property.
B. H. Warner will sell on Thursday, June s.
very valuable and desirable mansion.
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ComnanY D Soniahle.

Company D, Washington Light Infantry, last
evening gave q sOciGble at their armory on Sew
enth street, near L. The friends OF the boys
turned ont In force. The brilliGncy Of the ladies
and the jovt4l hospitality Of the members OF the
company and the eXhilAration OF the dancing sti
cOnsPiTed to make 1t an enjoyable occasion.
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Yin. Exhibition

and auction sale Of OIL paintings at AZ Seventh
street, under Odd FelloWs' hall, northwest.
Among the collection will be found one BY VIM.
Huy, Of London, for which Joseph BOnsparte
paid e., zoe, and which attracts the attention Of
all lovers OF art. Sale to-day and tomorrow at
and 100 p. N. Thomas Bowling, auetioneer.
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Marriage Licenses,

The following marriage licenses were issued
yesterday: Rudolph Aufsnltise and Rosa
EchWein, Charles Robey and Marion Bowie, Of
AlexEndriR, Va; Henry SakS and Nina Wilmer,
August Raider and Anna Krehling, George Tay-
Ter and Amanda Smith.
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An Irnu.Clad Coming.

The monitor KatsknI is expected to arrive at
the yard in . few days, and is to be anchored
in the stream ssteTp Of the United States steamer
- -" "Iace fOrmeriv occu6 ~ nv the
"kOHInAs
iron-elld Montauk. The Katskin will be toWed
to Point Lookout by a large naval vessel, and
there taken in tow by the Triana, one OF the yard
tugs. The latter vessel went down the river on
Saturday last TO meet.the monitor.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

House-keepers should bear in mind that this is
the best month in the year to paint up. Houses
painted in every variety Of style and In the short
est time possible. Shop sos Fourteenth street
northwest.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-05-11

Gall ana sxsmine the IRE and burglsr-prool
vaults Of the Sale Deposit Company, corner O
New York avenue and Fifteeuth street, for safe
keeping Of securities, jewels EilverWare, or othel
valuables. Rents, from ten to Exty dollars pei
annum, according 10 GEe. No business man on
Afford 70 do without them.
Taksoaraiaa TroafAs ChScss0 aAd Bost0S Ere
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AND OHIO RAILROAD

RAITImORE AND OdlO RAlLROAD
Winter Schedule.
rpoN w.surSsggHTS1hSY , c IAN a. ISIS.
500 q. m. Baltimore and Way Stations.
6:45a. m. Lgnchburg, DanTtIe and all points
7:ooa m. BALTIMORE, Annapolis, Frederick and
7:s5 q. m. baltimore and Relay. Breakfast at Re
ssO., m, New York, Philadelphia, Boston. BLtt-
SOS .. N Chicago, g Louis LSIisTiIls. oiRein-
5Trs, FTgSsTs9, iBassTss2Tp, RoSG-
ton. Valley Branch. and c. and o. 3.
s:1Sa. m. Point or Recks and way Stations.
$50 .. m. baltimore and WaY stations.
1890 .. N. Baltimore and Relay.
loo p. D. N. New York ,PhnsdeIPhi., Boston, Nor
nop. M. Baf Hhfh ae IaGTei and Relsy.
$40 D. m. Frederick, Point Of Rocks and way
ssp m. FFedsricE and RssFnsdiass
500 m. BsIT1n0Fs. Annapolis and Way Stations.
SIS p m, HAgerstoEn, HsTpeES 1srr y, MI
e:oGp. m. Baltimore and Relay: r,S,..,o 9.
'1'O' H. nL oSis' TcSi.yiiis, 0IGsin nat, eSlum.
BUS siRRs1Ss5x R E fNfEer,Od RnAn
sasp. m. BsitinSrs and way stations.
sis D. m. FIJI BatRGp5f Pr AID NEW YORK
FAST EXPRESS.
iO;45 ?. m, LynsS61rs. DsnTiiie and all points
South.
u:SO D. M, Chicago, St. Louis, Cincinnati Louis
VILE and Pittshurg. Fast express.
Baltimore and Wsy stations-s:Oo .. n, 1:SO, 1:4S
For BaItimoie and Relay. 7:S5 .. m.
West-s:O6 a m. $40 and IL 40 p. NJ
For further information apply At the B1dmore
and Ohio ticket oficea. Washington Station, and
B5 PennsylVania avenue, where oraerS VIII oe tAken
for baggage 70 be checked And 5eesTed 81 hnS gont
In the city. ,rI hySSsrr y. SaAhEs
J.. N, COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ. General Aren't. teO-0
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rAKE cARE or YoUR V1IUABLES

"'Tis economy to paint frequently" Whatever
he touches be adorrs. Beautiful Irish green and
other coiurs IN great variety. Shop No. sos -Four.
teenth street northwest N 3
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YTIHE AMERICAN DISTRICT TELE-
Il GRAPH COMPANY, OF the District OF 70
lrmbia.-Thomas L. Hume, Presideniit Y. ksHLs
Thomas L. Hume, B. L. Blaekford, a. x; sheP-
herd. Dr, VIM. p. Johnston w. Q. holptret -.
r. Fn1itt. n, III, Hansor The Organization Of
this company has been fully eOmpletsd ana ,I 5as
superintendent Is now about to put up ne w.
FOR Inc first district. Those Of our o'.en nssarIi
desire TO avail themselves of the aueslhns STstsn
ness, convenience and protection OF III. 1S1s-S
are respectfully reQuested to leaFHfs q unros
with the Krekident, a the store Of th Tic.
or Hanson q BlAckf0rds 5l9 Seyentn s
null explanations, with pan pi,s - s,rriShed
scIlpHon, 49, THOs- Z. Hume, RFesident.R
B. LEWIS BLAoKFORD, Sec. ana 1reaA
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A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND

DzPoT CORNER OF SIXTH AND sTRKKfs.
ELoeal trains for Alexandria leave as follows:
ZOO, g, 10, o. n, ], - 5 500, Up. m. The
2. m, and 7p. m. trains run daily; all other trains
Local trains leave Alexandria IS follows: & &
Q, 10, II .. n; /, g 4, S $500 ] p. N. The q. N.
and 500 p. m, trains leave Alexandria daily; all
other trains daily, except Sunday.
Trains markedthus' connect with trains On Wash
ington and Ohio.
Washington HIS p. m, daily, Except SundAy.)
west for sale at oces, corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
PennsylvAnia avenue, where passengers can leave
orders for baggage, to be checked at al the hotels
and Residences through 70 destination.
d. N. BOYD, JR..
ne9o%tf General PASSENGER Agent.
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THE ARLIEIGIAIIL. stone G T5F.

VI T a. ,5n5II AZ shsrt notice. TiiinE for
Vestibules, sidewalks, FootwAyB and Gurolng, II
dIferent colors; Fountains, Lawn Ornaments
House and Lawn steps and Pianormsi houses
fronted; cellar walls and aoorlng cemented 70 e15
clude dampness; kitchens ana areas eemented ana
made perfectly dry. and . sarc preventive egainlS
The Intrusion OF rats, Insects &c;. and All oth9E
work executed fer which Portland CemeRtt -
NAMED. Our Portland Gem sLt becomes in q lev
days superior to any Of the marble or natural ~
in Common use, and Is acInitaole tnllta6lon =
either marble or Itone; Is more durable. ana ~
creASes It's crushing IeSstance with age Us osAA's
u uhPussA'OAAs' c, NJ, RoBERRs, Manager,
tag-tf = Is ouisian1 avenue.
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h. CLAW Preuss' New Play.

The entertainment at Mr.. John Van Riswick's
last evening, consisting Of the recitation Of an
original play by Mr.. H. Clay Preuss, may be
Justly termed brilliant novelty in the histrionic
art. without the suxIliaries Of stage, costume,
scenery or dramatic characters, Mr.. Preuss re-
cited an entire play, rendering each character
perfectly distinct by change OF voice. and holding
his audience with the closest interest throughout
In the personation Of the most opposite characters
Mr.. Preuss seemed to completely fill the ideal Of
HIS audience. The dellrlum scene-in itself .
profound temperance sermon-Was rendered with
Startling effect.
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GOODS TAKEN ON STORAGE uNDER
NJ INSURANCE., At the new Auction H0nse OF
II. =. ZIMMERMAN SON, No. 81 LonlsianA
avenue, near Sew enth street northEs q. apE-Lm
GOLDEN HILL
" A FRST-CLASsI FAMILY FLOUR,
Prize Law. Quality Unsurpassed.
All First class GroceFs have 1t,
VEN, GAIT,
Wholesale A geney-
febS-u indiana avenue and First stress,
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DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SOLD UN EASY TERMS BY
w. S. TAPPAN. AGENT,
..' MASONIC TEMPLE.


nyested N Stocks and Gold pays 100 Per cent.
month. Send fer partieulars. Tumbndgs Co.,
Bankers, 2 Wall street, New York.
THURsroN'B IVORY PRARL TOOTH PowDK1
used daily viii keep the teeth clean, white and
sound, the gums healthy and the breath sweet.
Twenty-Five and my eents per bottle.
JOUvEH's IHoDoRoUs KIDlGLovB OL1AHHa
VIII renoyate Boiled gloves thoroughly and
quickly. Twenty-Five cents per bottle.
best French, and but half the price. Twenty-Five
and hfty cents per bottle.
Wills STRENGTHENING PLAsTHRs are the
very best. All sold By druggists.
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NH DOLLAR SAVED.

CHEAP RAILROAD TICKET OFFICE.
Railroad tickets bought or sold, 70 from all
points, 1T reduction upon any ONCE OF depot in
This city. Apply to NJ. d. WHITESIDE,
SS PennsyIyania avenue, Continental Hotel,
Washlng ton ID. @, ta1S-ly
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NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
IN THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE,
PHILADELPHIA.
ALL POINTS IN THE NEW ENGIAND
THROUGH BETWEEN WASHINGTON AND
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS.
The equipment on this line Is new and OF the most
ELEGANT aad tmProyed finish. ~
PARLOR CAR TRAIN EXCLUSfYEIY
PULLMAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS ON
NIGHT TRAINS.
On and after FEBRUARY l6, 1875, trains BY this
hne VIII leave Depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, corner OF SIKH and streets as follows:
SOS q. N. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
S:13 q. m: Limited EXpress-PullmAn Car Train
for Philadelphia, New York and points East
daily, except Sunday
LIS p. m. Express for Philadelphia and New York
daily, except sunday.
4:SP. m. Express for Philadelphia and way points
sos Up. m. Express for Philadelphia, New York and
PULLMAN PAREOR CARS ON all Day Trains.
~,PQLLaAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Tickets and Information can be procured Al the
Offices OF the company.
Baggage called for and checked at hotels and pri-
vAte residences on orders left At the oices olthe
comp any, northeast corner Thirteenth street and
PennsylvaRla avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth street and Pennsylvania avenue.
Depot BALTIMORE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and B streets. now,
General Passenger Agsnt, Phils9eIphiS, Pa.
febI5 SUPERINTENDENT, Baltimore, Nd.
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GENERAL NEWS OF THE CITY

KNIGHTS OF PYTHIAs CONVENTION.
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BALTIMORE & POTOMAC K. R.
- DEPoT CoRNER SIXTH AND STREETS n, Va
On and After March !, 1873 trains win leave wash
ington as follows, Warrington time:
day, TO Baltimore; TO Elmira daily, except sunday
and Monday, making connection with Erie KALI
way for Buffalo and NiagArA Falls.
S:1 q. m, Express for Philadelphia anu new
York daily, except Sunday. - In
$50 q. M, Baltimore Accommodation, daily
S:23 ., m, Limited Express for New YORK aad
lbs =. r. FEss line Scr the West and North:
also for Norfolk via Baltimore, daily except sun
las p. m, Express for philadelphia and New
$50 p. m, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
4:ss p; n. Philadelphia Express, for PhnAdsl-
PT:1c .. M. Cincinnati Express daily, West.
sos D. m. For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
io.i5 D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except Saturday. On Saturday, leaves 1t sos D. N.
ic Tr nIT IS ioPE CREEK LINE leave at s:sS T.
N an Tuesoay, Thursday and Saturday only, and
$40 .. n. daily except Sunday.
Trains for AHHAPOLlS leave AZ BID o. N And
. Palace Sleeping Car to PittsburE Il run
on The train leaving A. I:l9 .: n: &C., .. un
onthe train leaving At lois p M, except Saturday
in saturday at sos p. m.
on the train leaving At i0;l5 p. %.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Cnicago on tram
eRsts and Information can be procured at the
oees the Par id checked At hotel sand phi
vtieTes7dences on orders left a me omses o. me
sompanH, ~ Venue and on the northeast corner
X six{h streef and PennsylyAniA Avenle.
o. srn ~ BlITiMoRE POTOMAC RAILROAD,
corner sixth and 3 'tpb. Is: 4. BOYD, gR.,
General Passenger Agent, Pnil1ass1PnHi 4Sy "a
=. SUPERINTENDENT Baitimore Nd.