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National Republican., 1875-06-28
Condition of the IabOring Glasses.

Mr.. ]. H. Jackson writes US a Communication
uPon the aboTe-uamed subject. He says the con-
ditiOn Of the cOlored laborerI is deplorable here
compared with what IL was under the manage
ment OF the Board Of Public Works and Governor
Shepherd. The men are anxious and willing to
work, bUt there is nothing for them to do and
%hey have no money to get away with to seek
work elsewhere. He thinks something must be
done to prevent PsHperism, and ardently prayS
for return Of the old Territorial form Of govern
ment, presided over by the same Governor and
an enteTpri6ing Board o. Public Works. In this
happy event he guarantees that the labornE
men Of the District shall erect . monument to
the GOVeErey
National Republican., 1875-06-28
A PIeasant Rtstinr Place.

For those who cannot seek shady nOoks' at
Rock creek and such places, during the hot
Wea her, one OF the most quiet, cool and pleasant
places We know Of 10 saunter into and prOHt.
ably while away an hour is a. AnglIm's Anti
quarian bookstore. on street. near the Ire zury.
Taking advantag ge OF the sales Of private libra
ries recently made in our city, Mt. Anglim has
placed on his shelves many rare, and curious a.
we'll valuable standard works IN the various
departments Of literature, and being himself
lover Of books, as well as . dealer IN them,
he IS always glad 10 see J0okish pebble about
and making themselves ''Ht LoHs'' without OK
pectlDE that thCg shall always buy books. and IS
ever ready to tell what be knows about books, as
Wcl Is 10 learn HAaat ne does not know about
them. Ladies and gentlemen who are F0rufHg
N5raTss will nnd Il worth white 10 f~sgUeatly
drop IN ard look through Mr.. AuYim's book
shelves, while those " no may have books. pamph-
let's, sc 20 sell will fini in him ready bgyer at
fair prices. Wis antiquarian nook is exception
ally ccOl and pleasant tn war Weather. aud y
WCuld advise our readers to drop in as they pass
ard ludge Tor themselves
National Republican., 1875-06-28
FOR FAMILIES.

The Inland and seabeard Csasvfng Company.
Mr.. President Thonpson, Of the above company,
proposes series Of excursions on the Potomac for
families and with special arrangements for the
comfort OF children. They will leave at g. N.
and return at p. "a. Now these excursions are
designed for the respectable classes Of our citi-
Zens. No Objectionable persoE will be permitted
on board. Secure means are taken to accomplish
this purpose During the trips the bar Of tho
boat Will not be open. and for the reason that any
thing like into1icstiOn On board steamer makes
IL, in degree. unsafe for ladies and chiidren es
peefally IL those who have them in charge get
under the influence OF liquor. Again, the prices
Of TIRE excursions are made very reasonable. In
short, it Is Mr.. Thompsou's determination TO make
them thoroughly popular. The hrst one next
WedueFdpy
National Republican., 1875-06-28
DRUPOsALs FOR hay AND COAL.
NAVY DEPARTMENT., D
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks, 7

NAVY DEPARTMENT,
BUREAU OF YARDS AND Docks, 7
WASHINGTON, June Q, 1875.
Sealed proposals for each class, separately in-
dorsed Proposals for Glass No, name the eISss)
received at this office until 10 O'Clock m. OF the
7h Of July, at which hour the opening Of the bids
will be commenced, for furnishing and delivering
at the several navy yards the articles embraced
IN the following classes:
BuTsau of Yards and Docks, Class No. 20, Hoy
and StrGU, 1s75-'T6.
Rittery, IS tons e 24O lbs) best quality ans Eng
Boston, 100 tons e. 24O IOs) best hay, loose, per
ton.
Brooklyn, 60 tons 30 i6s frst quality, loose,
Brooklyn, tons T. 80 iSsj straw, in bundles of
Philadelphia % tons t2,2iO Ihs.) best clover and
Timothy hay, mixed, loose, per ton.
Philadelphis, 2h tons e. .24e l6s;l rye straw, In
League Island, 10 tons $40 lbs) best clover and
timothy hay, mixed, loose, per ton.
bundles Of & lbs or over, per ton.
WASHINGTON, 80 tons C224O lbs.) hay best quality,
Washington, tons (2,24o lbs. long rye straw per
Norfolk, IS tons C224O Ibs.) best quality timothy
Norfolk. 10 tons & 94S lbs wheat straw, per ton
Deliveries TO be made as required.
Bureau Of Yards 0Rd Docks, Class No. q, ARthra
cite Coal, lST5-T6.
Kittery, 900 tons (2,2IO Ibs.) White-ash, steam
Kittsry, $50 tons s. Cs,Si0 Ibsl whIte-ash, stove
Boston, 10 tons C2,2tO Ibs.) White ash, steam.
Boston, IS IONS C2,2iO ibs) Red-ash, for stoves
Brooklyn, 100 tons {, ,24O Ibs.) Locust mountain
coal, screened for steam boilers, per tOn.
Brooklyn, so tons (2,2s0 lhs.) Locust mountain
coal, egg size, per ton.
Brooklyn, 20 tons t2t2iO lbs) Locust mountain
coal. stove size, per
League Island, 70 tons (22O lBs) best quality
LehtEh coal, stove size, nar 'n1.
League Island, 100 tons t22ll lHs.l bss. quality
Lehigh coal, egg size, per ton.
Norfolk, 40 tons (2,24o ios) Whits-a'h stove
Mare Island. 3D. 100 tons t22ioJ Ibs) Anthracite
coal, per ton.
BtgsEu Of Ygrds dld Docks. Class No p. Btu.
TiHcus coal, ls75-56.
Ki.,ery, s tons (22io Ibs.) English camel '5ai'
Best, Is tons ,22lo Ibs.) lump Cumberland
coal, for blScksmiths' uss, per ton.
League Island, 25 tons t22lO lhs.l h8sr quality
Cumberland coal, for blacSsmiths' use per
ton.
Washington. EnO tons (22lO Ibs.) CumbsrIlui
coal, average run Of the mines, per ton
Norfolk. $50 tons (2,24O los Cumberland coal,
average run Of the mines, per ton.
Mare Island, 80 tons (22iO 1881 Cumberland
coal, In casks as imported, per ton.
All the coal TO be OF the best quality Of It's
kind; to be delivered into carts provided by the
Government, and the quantity delivered 20 be
paid for at the weights Of the Navy Yard
scales.
All the coal embraced in these classes to be
delivered on or before the 1st Of October next.
Bonds and security in the full amount Of the
execution and fulhllment, and the Bureau re-
serves the right to reject any or all Of the bids.
J. q. HOWELL
Jss Chisf vi Bar0au.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
Concert on the Water.

A musical excursion under the auspices OF the
choir OF st. Psul's English Lutheran church will
be given to-day. Tho steamer Mary Washington
will leave her wharf at $50 and WILL return at II
D. N. The steamer on the way down will land At
Mount Vernon springs. and take on board those
who may like 10 20 down or the regular morning
trip Of the Mary Washington, for which excursion
tickets are good. The choir will be assisted by
some Of the hest vocal and Instrumental musical
talent Of the city, and a beautiful and ENJOYABLE
time may be auticipst -1 by all who go. Tickets
may be obtained at ParEer's bookstore, J27 Sew
National Republican., 1875-06-28
EEEORDER OF DEED7-

c-Tt'5,atss OF T-co-pcrsttou FIed.
There hrs beef llsI IL thr ..cc q Inc rec rider
a deeds the lr1i. ~trg oe-. .s-etoz ~ Frcerp0-,.
r.c-. Trustees o. tr' Slratsr-c,.. street Err..s.
church Carter A. Stewart, Charles Il. Middle
ton, ohm ". Hunter, Ear-lcs a. Davis ami Ed.
gar Ball. EUTgka Eg8t Estate aad Savings As.
ISOLATION, TiJh tEo Eol0T.r g-uauaga cg=oOs.J ?.
-Ill- W ET-r. IF.-.f- II. ShH-te.. Tcarv r.
Hall. Joseph Aua-sH, r. = l.args Lrre-75 j..
BrauhGE. John LzWls LEaaeE lEUlL=eu au4 J..
National Republican., 1875-06-28
Marriage Licenses.

The following licenses were granted Saturday
Sam Bowel and Mary Francis Barter; Timothy
L. O'Conner and Agnes V. Tabip: Dan Sullivan
and Marv Cahlll; Silas T.. Kirk and LnuiSs
Dafley; H. X. johnson aud Sarah A. Harris:
W. Daniels AVID Emma J. Barker: Thornton Y
Hickey and Elise H. Stanton.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
PRECOcIOUs YOUTHS.
One Boy stabs Anotksr in a Quarrel.

Last night abOat s:45 o'clsek two boys named
Henry SWaue and - SOpeS got into a dispute
in the rear OF h, Jstween Eighteenth and Nine
teeath stTeetz orfhEsst, when the latter drew a
knife and stabbed the former, fIctinR a severe
wound. The iT cred lad was taken 10 lis house
No. lseH street and surgical AL called in
S'per vas tak'n into custody. and Ei!I be brought
b.fOEe -Lc |llco Court today
National Republican., 1875-06-28
PHH WHISKY THIEVES.
Arrn,tad ma R.nr; Warran,

On Saturday last Deputy United States Mar
shRl Graves, assiR.ed by Detectives Sargent and
heEliresh, arrested L. J. McGreW, Of St. Louis
on bench warrant charging him with completely
10 some Of the recent whisky frauds In the West
He wss taken before 5udge Macarthur, and re-
leased on $4,000 bail, Judge Burbridge and NJ W.
Barr becoming his suretiss.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
PROPOSALS.
PROPOSALS FOR COAL AND FOR
TRANSFORMATION.

NAVY PAY OFFICE,
No. "a CHESTNUT STREET,
PHILADELPHIA, JUNE 25 1875.
Sealed proposals In duplicate, tudOrseI PRO
posBls for Coal" will be received at this Of
flee until TUESDAY Bsxt 29th inst, at o'clock
p. NJ, for the following ANTHRACITE
STEAMER COAL (steAmbost size,) to be deliy-
cred On board of vessels at Port Richmond, free OF
all expense to the Government, for each OF the
following pls ces, viz:
25OO r0ns 10 Norfolk, Va, Navy Yard.
35O0 tons TO Boston, Mass, Navy Yard.
LOCO tens to Portsmouth,, N H., Navy Yard.
The above coal is TO be OF the bsst quality, 22+O
pounds to he ton, uniform in character, selected
free from all impurities and subject as to quality
and quantity. 10 inspection by the Inspector, sp-
pointed Tor the purpose, who will have the right
Of peremptOry rejection.
Bids Will only be received from bona fds miners
or dealers in coal.
Bids will also be received, at the same time and
place, inuorsed proposals Tor Vessels for the
prompt transportation and delivery Of the Goa at
the above places, a. sufficient intervals TO allow
for dischsTgipg in A l American vessels OF the
full carrying capacity required with their names
and rates distinctly specified therein. The first
shipment to each ward to be made imme mediately.
The right is reserved to reject any bid that may
rot be deemed aGVsntagevus to the Government.
Responsible security will he required for faithful
deliveries above, In c'nfOrmity with the stlpu-
laIons on the blank forms Tor bids, to be lad at
this 0flce otherwise bids will not be entertained.
A. W. RUSSELL,
je2S Pay Inspector United States Navy.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REAL ESTATE
TO BE SOLD FOR TAXES.
DISTRICT COLUMBIA
COLUMBIA Bull STREET NoRTHwEsT Z

COLUMBIA Bull STREET NORTHWEST, Z
WASHING C, }
sfOurhse
approved March entitled AN act
FISCAL
public o.
NO p n.Ofs
the
aforesaid shall have
agrely the aforesaid provisions of
the
a he time 0
F
rof Faxes sfor the Dssic OF
National Republican., 1875-06-28
DAY MORNING, JUNE %. 1873.
OITY ITEMS.
aunrstNrs cr rRoHrsr,.a vcurEs.

Of both sexes go down to untim0ly graves 'ruu
general debility and weakness, who mlg Is "s
saved by fortifying their systems TitF iron Tho
Peruvian Sirup is an Irg1 Tonic, rrErgsCt sN-
preasIy to supply this vitaiiZiRs elomgEI -7': ts
tue only preparation OF ron that viii -5Slnli3te
at once with the blood.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
ADJUSTMENTS.
The national Thester-Lsila.

This evening the National theatsr will be re.
opened for the performance by Professor John
Esputs's pupils of the charming Operetta oi
"Lails." We feel that we cannot too strOngly y
recommend attendance, especiaily by those who
love good music, for the affair will be one of great
pleasure. EsputR's pupils are in hne training,
the solOists are highly spoken of for their good
voices, and the chorus will be very strong and
National Republican., 1875-06-28
Can,s.t.b.s shoss ar Fo.-.

promote Lra,'l, especillIy dmrrg ,no heated
term. These desirable articles Of wear lgr ladies'
or gentlemen can be readily obtained at Jacob
Bools store; Nc ~ Seventh street northwest, who
has Q Fared assortment.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
-,T,,-,,,,,--,.I,,,I-, =, ~ .,.I--eTrI "a

Pure Grape Wine, raised On Il unLlagh X '}es-
sells ceIebr5Led vineyard, l,ouona, CSl.:I,slaTb
red ard white; sweet CstsWba; buo f0Tt and
Sherries; Rhine and Dusells Wines. ali recon
mended by Leading physicians for medicinal pEr-
poses. CHRIs. GANDER, OIL Seventh street.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
For Hot Weather,
peIieiouE.

Pnmers Cincinnati Lion lager is the finest beer
in the city, For sale BY dealers for family use at
t1.2Q PEI dQzsD, pint bottles,
National Republican., 1875-06-28

invested IN Stocks aud Gold pRys $50 rsr cent
month. Send fer Par;'cuIaTs. TuyH5ridsc q U0.t
E5lI!zeTs, Z WsIl street New YORK
TaUEsToS's ITORT EEARJ rc5TF PG7RDEh
us0i tEily viii keep the tseJh oleaH, white and
SOUND, she gums healthy and the brcEt1 sweet
twenty-five lad tItty cents psT H0tJls-
JoUvEU's INCnORCrs KID-lsLCyB OLELrgg
viii rgnOV-ig sOilcd gloves thoroughly aE6
quickly. Twenty NE cents per bottle.
THoAFsoN's PoMkD2 OrlTHTE iE eglai 70 ths
best French, and but half tho prics TECnty-fVa
and nfty coIts per bottle.
WELLS SrHBNgTHErIEG PLAsTRKs are tho
worry best. All sold by druggists.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
Fine Onee Goats. Is Cants.

Gray alpaca coats, good lines duck coats. fine
and medium white vests, and other speciaIties,
SOLD very low at Oppenheimer s. Co.'s 3sl Pennsyl.
half street,
National Republican., 1875-06-28

HER sKULLFRACTURED PRIGHTFULLY
National Republican., 1875-06-28

RALTlMORE POTOMAC z. R.
- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS N. W.
=On and after June2, 1875, trains win leave ash.
ington ae follows, Washington time:
day, TO Baltimore; to Canandaigua daily, except
sun, aL Nnd Monday, making connection through
to;hochtster Buffalo snd Niagara Falls. w.
York, daily, except Sunday, - -,
$50 a. NJ, Accommodation to Baltimore daily.
S:28 3. M, Limited Express for New York and
MS :: n, FSst Line fCr the West and North:
I:is p. m: EXPRESS for philadelphia and New
York and Norfolk, viz Baltimore, daily, except
$50 P; m, Accommodation for Baltimore daily,
4:S p: n, Phnadelphis Express, for PhilSdel-
7:io p. m, Cincinnati Express daily, West.
s:os .; m, For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
io:i5 D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except Saturday. On Saturday, leaves At sos I'm.
fET Ttains adf IS rope CREEK LINE leave q. rSa.
m and 3:S0 D, M. daily except Sunday.
TRains for AHNAPOLIS leave ~ s:00A. N ana
'PpIimxn Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg u run
ON me train leaving Ct 1:lO o. N.
ontbe Train leaving At IoiS p m. ,eIcep Saturday.
u UPSiiman Palace Sleeping Car TO Rochester Is run
on man 5hs Palace Sleeping 6:r to Chicago on train
leTyiRg a. and iniOTmIsOn can be procured a the
Oces Of the PsF sd checked At hotel sand pr
sEes7Sences on orders left - the 1mces Of the
company, northeast corner S an ths 1orhsS seea And
OF ns5at s1n5p pBsiIliTTiMoRE 9 PoTOAAo RAILROAD,
corner Sixth and z 5. n. BOYD, JR.,
asneral Passenger Agent, PhIadelphiA, Pa,
GEO. G. WILKINS,
a,,, rSuNay AaE4N Raj
National Republican., 1875-06-28
BRUTAL ASSAULT.

PROBABLE RATAL ATTACK ON A WIFE.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
HTrNDE

In our chaugeabls climate, coughs, colds. aud
Giseases Of the throat, lungs and rnesC VIII always
prevail Consumption Will Caim its vict!Jos-
These diseases il attended 10 In time, can 30 sr-
rested and cured. Tho remedy is Dr.. = ig'c5' s
BGis0n CT VIE Ch'Fry. Fifty cents ami - q
bottle, large bottles much the cheaper.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
FORGERY
Tho scsrs 4 Thinks He Can cara.5a..s

Tl9 sccus Z Thinks He Can Cona.7u.=s
C..c' I=--r. ra f'rsrvpo yr...-s.r r.. r.-s o
dispatch from Chief defective Wfurt.r Zone. 0i
Baltimore asking tlaJ p ID. '.Is De ir..- Tor q
young man namgJ BcEsfla = Fl r.., who
was wanted in thai city % ans vr- n. charge vi
forgery, and there vas so,i ease to- a. .Glstug
ths, he had cone 90 Washington. Tha Gesect-
ives were Informed OF the fact, aui about ok
Detective IcDeyilt found tie aeausg,. at one Of
the hotels, and took him 20 police he caf0 lrtsrs
The officer also made the discovery ~ ~ he had
already che kGd his bsEVlRs Tor P:.IEhurg. Pa
and intended 10 leave for that place osTy this
morning. The authorities Ui the EonImental
City were notified, and later in the afternoon Do.
tectiVe RimbaIl came over and returasd with
him to Baltimore. lie is accused OF forging the
nam's Of parties on bank checks. and Will prob
ably secure q hearing today. He asserted taat
the trouble could be settled all right and that
he had money enough to fix II, but If he had not
his friends would come to his sssistance.
BEFORE REMOVING to southeast corner Of Sew.
enth and Streets Light Cashmere Suits re.
dueed from $40 to &1I. ETsENAN Bros,
w SsIsnth street, near Z,
National Republican., 1875-06-28
AMuSEMENTS. Rn


TONIQ SUMMER THEATRB.-
day and satuT day mattn5es. The Coolest tesOrt IN
NashiD Etmn. En- Ssgemgnt OF ne p'opla ; ihE9rItc
..rtrrss Miss FANNE I'D .aEEHtS; sTTPP'rIga b.. by
HTO.ea sensation IrHHa niitlcd THE FEN Al r
DETECTIVE; ok. y UHAS AGAINST TiiE W oEIp
I'rt appearance in Na~hlngtoI cI the ryn2wLed
Tummy Dayton. sam DevcrO, stuart Sisters and
old ftvorit's retained. ye-N-lt
CORD's OPERA JEOUSE.-EI8IoPI-
ONLY, WEDNESDAY, THCR>UAl AMI FKI-
TAhF6EKR PAL 6FI x aSST gas TY a9@ S2f
BILLY Emerson. Ben Goltnn, SILLY Arlington, BIN
Rice, Littc NJ g E9G HaTt > z. heIR,,e, Erng-i
RIssr'i. Fra. VAL W. II. Tllla- Joe Norcro-r,
} 7. ObeList, =. Il. Ross MATT HLE Es~ Or
CHESTRA. FOrminp tHr ltT-cst. most brilliant
and ellie urgaaiE dion in he void
\ A"Tissi"r- s- u,UaL. S"aIs reserved dNy Of "'r
forTaU"e al Tie RON Office
WI. SMITH, Business Manager. 'c25 81
GRAND OPEE Eta
sIAII4:"
To b J. r-o,n,d 10y Prof. John Esput1', pa. iis,s 1t
THE NATICNA'i THEA TEE,
MONDAY FVENINCi, June -. 80.
Tiche's. q ceuts. ..-'-tt'
ULr Nu.3 OS INHIBITION Nyw No
- as """ Sale s%S g.
HARhRIFER's.
n o. 42I Seventh strCeL, we, u lRs Z streets
eight tOUrs nov. Ort Frllcws' Ha'..
ChOiC, ~! rsmtuEs, En- rEN Nlug gs, hr'.. o., %c
Also, lRrEesf srock Of PETcrhang giugs, Ni:Jo'
snaues, l",ue,s. France, r1ctur, 60, ds sud Ts'
'' 4lEsIi Tsis SiS Ss.c tlcE'' &C. VI me ''''' -'
Tjr:s- rcrl,u. j.er nam aU' ..splr-. -
National Republican., 1875-06-28

SHE IS BEATEN WITH A COGL-oIL LAMP.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
Another GrtsI Reduction

Another Great Reduction
On all Alpaca, Worsted, MOhair, Serge and
Linen Goods, prior to our removal to southeast
corner Seventh and L streets.
EISENAN Bios,
sos Seventh street, near E.
National Republican., 1875-06-28

WooLLEN GooDe ut an immense reduction
previous to removing to Seventh and E streets.
ErsENAN BRos,
SOS Seventh street, near e,
National Republican., 1875-06-28
CONCERT ON THE WATER.

TOR EXCURsJOSSO ON THE POTOMAC.
Il THE MARY WASHIH GTOh
has larR room for pleasure parties than any other
boat. FOR CHARTER EVERT DAY AND
EVENING. Regular trips to GlymORt and return
Monday W ednesflays anu ridays. leaving Eighth
street wharf at 3. Apply on hoard or TO Capt.
GEDNEN, Ferry wharf. P. Il. IR' TIL,
National Republican., 1875-06-28
hlnrn alOAD

DOMESTIC SEWING MACHINES
SDED ON EASY TERMS BY
". =. TAPPAN. AGENT,
MASONIC TEMPLE.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
A LEXANDRIA AND WASHINGTON
"a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FRRDERICKSBURG RAILWAY.

DEPOT CORNER OF sixth AND STRRETs.
Local trains for Alexandria leave follows:
200, - 10, II =. n, - D $500, Up. m. The
and = m, and and6 6p. N. trains run dAilyi AL
other trains ally, except Sunday.
Local trains leave AlsKGndrlG As follows: g. :, g.
Q, 10, II =. NJ; l, 3 4, s $500 p. N. The So and
10 .. m ana and7 p. m, trains leave Alexandria
daily: Al other trains daily, except Sunday.
Trains leaving Washington 81 700 .. m. anu 500
p. m, and Alexandria at SEQ q. m. and p. m,
connect daily with trains on Virginia Midland
road.
Great Southern Express via Richmond leaves
Washington n:SS p. m, daily, Except Sunday.)
west for sale at Offices corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsylvania avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvania avenue, where passengers can leave
orders baggage, to be checked At al the hotels
ID. NJ. BOYD, JR..
ReS-tf General PASSENGER Agent,
National Republican., 1875-06-28
RAILROADS.
O<NNJo---~-N~.~-NS~~-~> ~-~-~-~.~.~.~-~(~o-NN
SUMNER EXCURSION ROUTE BOOK.
PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.

JLi, pUhllraiion Is = cynyenisnt volume Of E3t
pgEes, prOIy y TstrEted, cOntl ring sketches OF
81 prplrinent resorts IN the United states, and
I1So snCwtug the routes 10 the same, IL will be sold
sttte very prize Of Ten CatS per- CpT or Nailed
Pos. md fGr I!fIsen Centg. ana may b. obtained at
IN Ticket OIics.- Of q c Company.
At cnEtritutiOn T. The re4uI. ements OF the
thousands Of 81 MIR t. NEPL LIg~ " no desire to
fauiliari7e themselves with tEC points Of in
tGrtsL aud attraction open - visitors, tliS book
win he found valuable, necauss II - >ystenAtiZes
and summariyes PLEANJ ~ IRNVEL Is to greatly
LcOEOHiEe its cost. both IN M and money.
-. u. BOYD. JR..
L. P. FARMER 1,arrI Passenger Agent.
-isS-t GsII'I Passenger Agsnt. je26-5t
National Republican., 1875-06-28

Henry BROOKS will he all the week at the
Avenue theatre, every half hour performing his
task Of walking half mile. very excellent
OliO entertainment every evening, concluding
with the Can Can and its new features.
Ford's Opera EoIsp-Ihe MIusrrels.
1t will not be forgotten tnat the Ethiopian opera
commences at Force next Wednesday night.
EmersOu's California Nin-Irels number thirty five
of the best names in the profession, and they will
afford our citizens the finest nnSir performance,
in every respect, ever seen n this city.
National Republican., 1875-06-28
> BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD

t1AhLlhOhE AMI 'hIO kAlhhCAD
Summer Schedule.
500 a. IN. Baltimore and Way stations. 1' - '''''
go 4. III. Baltimore and BlSdensburg.
5:5a LII. B1Ilim3Is, Annapolis, Frederick and
-.2a. IN. Bstym6rs. z S5Fs.opB Breakfast at Relay.
'' H. s'S Cirs non 10 WI whise suIpSuE. 'ri0r
s.o0a. m. New YORK. Philadsiphil, Boston, and
600 a. ~. Chieag@, CSiumbus, sandusky. CineIn-
ES1S mai; hGI hogii PHI M Es;sssT -; aSTis' Isrs
town. town. and Pr; TTedsEiskd II,.Ad Parlor cars.
$40 %. m. Washington JUnctinn and way Sta
s m BaimoG5s GSnFpR25l'%sst SnG &aH st.tioas ESnsH
OILS u. H.. baltimore and relay
li:so l. M. Baltimore, EIicott City and Way Sta
I:ogp m. New York Philadelphia, Boston, Nor
fox ami Ealtimore Dinner at Relay.
way Stations OnIy.j
l&s'n ?. IL EaliiU,ore, iUrgl aud Relay.
Way Stations. CVia Metropolitan
s:45 p. m. Baltimore, Frederick and Way Sta
$500 p. m baltimore and Philadelphia.
$40 ?. IN. Bait more, Annapolis and Way Sta
5:sOp. m. Chicago, St. Louis, Louisville, Column
FaSk, aEsTEsiSyy Springs: Pulinan
$40 p. m. HagerstOwn: Winchester aid Way
Stati"ns, via Metropolitan Hranch;
7:I5 p. m. Baltimore and New York. (Way Sta
SIS p. m. Baiiim9%e Hh3 Eq nd and Way stations.
g:0 p. IN. Baltimore, Philads siphn, LAUREL and
Bladenshur SIpper at Relay.
iI:2J q m. Fsst EXPRESS. Chicago, 81. Louis,
Pitrsbu r, Deer Park and Berkeley.
Pullman cars. Breakfast AZ Grafton.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
Baltimore and Way Stat tOns-S:0O a. M, l:3O,
5:G', 7:I5 and S:I5 p. m.
For Baltimore and I;elay, 6:3O n. M, $50 and 9oO
p. IA.
West-s:CO a. M, $50 and II 25 p. m, stopping as
during the week.
All trains stop at vIaduct Hotel, Rclap House
station
TOr further infOrmati, apply At the BaltlmoTe
and Ohio ticket Offices, WashhIg ton STATION, aHd
IS Penn ylvana avenue. where orders viii be
taken for baggage to he checked and received at
any point in the city. THLS. K. SH ARP
Master Of transportation.
I. NJ. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. :. kUONrZ, General Agent je7-n