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THE CAMPBELL PRESS.

We were pleased to receive a call, the first
of the week, from Mr.. R. P Yorkston, the ex.
pert pressman and the first printer who sue
ceeded 10 producing on the cylinder printing
press chromatic work equal to the "chromos"
introduced by Prang, of Boston, some years
ago, which were executed by the slow and ex-
pensive process of lithography. This achieve
ment of Mr.. Yorkston, which was undertaken
mainly with the view to test the capacity of
the Campbell printing machinery, completely
revolutionized the class Of printing known as
"chromos," it having been soon demonstrated
that the lithographic process could be excelled
on the letter-printing press, and furnished at a
much lower price. Mr. Yorkston was on his re-
turn from business tour extending as far South
as Texas, and we were glad to learn from him
that he has been quite successful in introdu.
cling the Campbell machinery in the Southern
States This machinery includes presses Of
every conceivable style, speed and price,
from the $1,000 "country press" of 800 I'M
pressions per hour, to the wonderful press of
recent construction which prints an eight-page
paper, pastes and cuts the pages and folds the
sheet-all at one operation-at the speed of
$4,000 perfected copies per hour. The uni
formly neat style in which the ENQUIRER is
printed (if we may be permitted to make the
allusion without the semblance of vanity is
due in great measure to the press on which
it is printed-the Campbell press ofthe "coun.
try" pattern. Our press has been in con-
stant use since July, 1869, and like good
fiddle, improves with age and use. So we'll,
indeed, are we pleased with it, that we would
not take it down to make room for bran new
one of the same style, at an even exchange.
1t is always ready, has never been out of or.
der, and during the six years we have been
using it, has not cost So for repairs. To those
of our contemporaries contemplating the pur.
chase of power press, Of any style or capac.
ty whatever, we can cheerfully and conscien-
tiously recommend the Campbell machinery.
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THE SOUTH CAROLINA LEGISLATURE.
MONDAY December 6.
The HOUSE met at o'clock, p. m, but q
quorum not being present, adjourned until II
o'clock, a. M, on Tuesday.
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family named, Wagoan, living neafssSt
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the side. .0f his fair. -inamorata; but ii
|, time ofAorHaM came SEhen M en-. pcc1-
sion he !yAsslGte st dinner 4pqi Neea. 70
ing int the ,hosse his EYES tashed iAFf..
and. his soul wss filled, iNith ;jeale,asi,: J:
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I BILE which 5wes: .rlaimsd g. ~, ? neigh
boris boy who sHlA.s syery stsealYSQ td
,the;f Young miss. in drepRiSE tender;
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her. platesa Our, young ahopeial tAas psa
,tracised apparyenNy from the aesctians
sofhis charper, sstepd mnte With Ae4da !1 IN
his peckets,snd With the Pangs af.lsal-;
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|like. the jncisoFs, eta piekessll,; st S.:;Hsh
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desende1 ,Nit4 rect leree HPen hle head
and = (aAing 9 to ground be teheld
his antagoaist stanisg over him with
the asiv wsspop pcepsr,pg for another
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si1 nsnths. T1.ss 6s1gie edpies.,;. y
supsersptlons payable inyaria5lJ IS adyanse. $
Siesh lADvRkTIsINg kAff ~. -. 1,ssv -,
aefs AddltsSis! 49,
ssrtispps So etss sseb. 4p<eieA thseblhe s9as'
~ sqsspSS ss '1SoSi aSaitoS sSS. onssaii
eolxnn. III line, S6; ajditioail sdaseon4e one
eslvap, time 4lQ, addticnal Esa
CSHfkicf Rl1Is,-Ohe square years ~. 81 vne,
yssrG e7p, e0ne,hslf eolRmns i year, s1YO. See
ssas Seai NSs,e.s. Nsss; syE, GyEd,.or,. b t.as ~
sneA notices in local coaumn, Is nne: W
Snff,s HSrff,s noHees IN special :r0t'ee s9'fA4' s'1e
NJ" IsaAL Apvs.r,s,.Elsi.s, ps, tsaal.e etsS llhs.
nsspareB. orr 25o ems sfs styPS aseA :mNena ons 1e
.oebsI fft space occupied by dispia5e4 lines WIN
hs neasursd "a s0lid type ofthe ase used sae nody
Of she adyersiss94enkkst!aifs iid 3nod2 So.
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aye, would ~ nippsda in, tho bud and 50
never hAya IN .exlstence? How many
that are crushed down would be raised
up? How many i wcsild smooth down
the frictioiis al life and oil all the
wheels 81 sociesyl How many hearts
sars achisg dsybscluse bfwrsagdone
/ by Brother. To- Brother in the midst. aef
which death has 1, entered, and the
opportunity for reconciliation has gone
forever? Aass# sGtsssa 4 u y - ss'a9
] The election sof officers for tho .snsu
ing Masonic year resulted ~ follows
!. M....W.;eO Charles Griswold of St. Paul,
Grand Master.
r.. .iC. Braden, 81 sLitchfeid,
Dep. Grand Muster se5tleaaI92 es s4}si
:Rs'.W.I LB. Cummings, Of Winona,
Grand Sen.sW w arden. s aa 2oe
R...W... Henry r. Wells, Of Preston,
Grand Jr.. W arden. = ~ - 9'7.'' 8 s''.s
REV. $ Geo. "A. Camp OF Minneapolis,
Grand Treasurer. 3ka43 Is 10 sa9fsYa
R.i.W.'. +. q. B. Porter, Of St. Paul,
Grand Secretary. q S.. 5,..-s
The Grand Master announced the
following list Of s!t3stsf1q2 siA es sfita
4 ff9.fgs9al AtPoIsrEDa oEFIGkRs.H Sd
Grand Orator Grove B. Cooley. ~
Grand Marshall -S. P. Carpenter.
Grand Standard Bearer-F. B. Van
Hoesen. ROT ;.,sta9FSl 2sa3sli .:Es9.s5 1iaa
Grand, Senior DsacDn--James A.Olds.
] Grand Junior Deacon II. Goodwin.
Grand Sword Bearer-C. s.. Benton.
Grand Pdisseyalht- ii. Page.
. Grand Seniors ga. .DauclIv.
d Grand Junior Steward-J. II. Thomp.
son. .!i4 a59.setE ltt :.tg.s 4;i4 s.
Grand Tyler--A. Richardson.
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lasssuft. st this Idnctuhrts Mr. aWagoa4ln
sabpe6fsd gupon the :SceAe ma took in
tho Aitustion Andsslittle. Gedrg1er At gthe
same time, consigniag the latter to the
three days and thsn liberated. The
5neighbefss boy 'is lfast recovering from
,hisinjhriss while the impetuous young
..lo!yer,a is preparing TO- SO to the Black llll
Hills. Herad.
sssis ai!5 IL Ix1aEoi.; o. i... 81 ssas Eisi5f9
01hcl1sipa 9f tA4l AlAress1y Gil H..
Gr3swo1d at the Annna1 Session Of
The Grand Lodge 81 Minnesota,
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basS Sd I 60 Ssreit Fli l'l r. s !. .a
'7EzEaR1PHIToss 5RE5ls III:
!: !. Ipublicss dsbt increased sl.s97,o 900
during January ssa1 / ,!... ss1 1sss si..
ilj Carpenter viii BE .iiesleotsd, .Ssnator
from Wisconsin this (Tuesday} after
sIsta IT 5sgd .sgs. - 50 asl : u stffi tli!
n01n.s ltaaa tl5.i st'i u a9as;a.sa 80 sat = If
s..s ii ksspbstafiti tial victory sgsilIed by the
rebels la Cuba On the 2Gth uit. Heavy
loss ION both sides a4a l-ai'as r3.d ter
"A bill has been introduced in. the
Senate granting pensions :ta-thes snryjv.
ing soldiers and sailors Of tn the Mexican
VAR ga b:. yfas.i ,4eDvs s.:o SIX ss;is;,ssexs
edt ii larxe,ea number Of scoiofed men in
W. W ashiinneton, hi Fred Douglas included,
Monday; evening issued @sn address to.
Congress on civil rights bill s.H ~. 81, i.
.,iiaa5Tilton has been adm itteds 6 .witness.
;He,commsncss With his viiss sletts of
conf ffssion, Init canipt sreveaI sthep eon-5
fdential communications Of bis wife
u u. Three ,4ttenpts ,hsitgis besahi nasea TO
burn fha. Navy buil1ipesaz Ehes,Q Demo-
cfsts claim 'th1t,it n wisd11e saIs desttpy
documents ip order toI sh leld, sSpehody.
TIE .Khedivc jppf Egypt .has. 1at Min
nie Sherman seventeen diampnds. esti-
ns1ea tobe uorth; hunarsa g !. | thoos.
md dollars, as 8 Msddlng pIssensSs gS u
token of his tssPect for den. SheIlnap.
saopyPi, ltinte lutte was discHir1xsed
Sstalraalys + a1nad plaead il: the :handsssof
thu, sheriff, to await i the.i aetioaaof4 1.-The
Af4nja Jury: It's believed thlt 'tthis
ia1 aRda tha tha matter; having been once put
up0n trial for his life, he cannct be
tried again. i. 81. ,.;:s, ..i . ua.s s.'ss.ss ssss
Sonssa Intrl;al :so;,4a:sa IL.
muddlsd.. GsTp;s'atsr lsoks seven get,s, ,ls
ND ..atronr oar CORES nem.
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.t;an ", l;hn,isia na;e ifairse andr so1 ths
AN ], raj ~ ;nshis 'fXsVot. asasa s.i iaal
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dfeWnsf D0Anelys and dsrnOwss Poit = AAn
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LEGAL.


TN THE DISTRICT COURT OF THE UNI
l. TED STATES FOR THE EASTERN DIS
TRICT OF PENNSYLVANLA-IN BANK
RUPTCY, No. lT07.
In the matter of Jay Cooke, william G. Moor
head, Harris c. Fahnestock. Henry ID. Cooke, Pitt
Cooke, George G. Thomas, James A. Garland and
Jay Cooke, IT., trading as Jay Cooke Co., bank
fhe said bankrupts having, under the act OF Con-
gress of March 2, 1851, filed their petition for
discharge from all their debts, proyable under the
said act, and for a certificate thereof, 1t is
the 18th day of February, AID. 1875 at O'Clock p.
M, before the Register, Joseph Mason, esquire, at
the United States District Court rooms No. 435 Lii
brary street, Philadelphia, to be continued by adj
journments, If necessary, when and where the
examination Of the said bankrupts Will be hnished
and that the Register certify to the court whether
the said bankrupts have in all things c0nfOrmed to
their duty under the said act, AMI II not, in VIII 1t
respects; which certificate and the said examina-
ton. when closed, with all other papers relating
to the case, will be filed by the Register In the
clerks office.
It is further ordered that a hearing be had upon
said petition for discharge and certificate on
Wednesday, the 24th day Of February, 1875, before
the said court at Philadelphia, at 10 O'Clock a.
when and where all creditors who have proved
their debts and other persons in interest may APP
pear and show cause, II any they have, why the
prayer Of the said petition should not be granted.
Witness the Honorable John Cadwalader, Judge
philadelphia, the 18th day OF January, A. p 1875.
Attest: j. MASON, Register.
fa97 fpaEIn
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UNITED STATES BONDS.

We learn from Messrs. Trook & Stone, No. Z
New street, that the month opens with an IN
usually strong market, with large purchases,
evidently on the account Of the "besr" party, who
anticipate that higher prices will be recorded
during the present month. U. p. has led the
market, and advanced from 3s5s at the opening
to 405S, and its friends predict that within few
months so will seem low for it. The movement
Is based upon q large anticipated increase in
earnings, together with . talked-of contest for
control at the coming election. The lands Of the
company shared in the improvement, and ad-
yanced slightly, with many dealings. VIII. after
opening at T41 sold at T51S closing at T41s9T55S.
The short interest was much decreased BY to-
DAYS purchases. Lake Shore better, and moved
contrary to the general market. A decrease in
earnings was the ostensible reason given for the
large sales of prominent operator In the stock.
No perceptble effect was visible Of the new COM
mission law, which went into force yesterday.
Sub-Treasury balances: Coll, al, 1872; cur
rency. S47,T62660. The Sub-Treasurer at New
York to-day paid out e539,OOO on account Of in
terest and $4,000 for bonds. Customs receipts,
$1,150,0O0.
Shipment of specie to Havana to-day, s2lO, 900.
In London, the rate Of discount Is higher at 2
1915 per cent. Consols for money, 921<; for &C.
count, 921z6925z. U. S. 10-4o's, los; Erie, 2o1E.
Paris dispatches quote rentes 81 francs IS
centfmes. go
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RYE. E. NEWTON, AuctIOneer.
,EE,s SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVES

TWEEN A AND B.
BY virtue of q deed of trust, dated December .,
1871 and duly recorded In Hber $50, folio "a, OF the
land records for Washington county, in the Dis
trict of Columbia and al the request OF the party
secured thereby, will sell at public suction, In
1875, at O'Clock all that piece or parcel Of
ground being part OF lot thirteen, GE,l IN square
ginning at point eighteen feet (S feet ten inehesl
from the northwest corner Of said lot thirteen (3)
running south Sixth street east from the north
west corner of said lot, and running south BY and
with said Sixth street east feet III feet
thence again north eleven feet, III feet, thence
again west seventyve feet (T5 feet) to the place Of
beginning, with all the Improvements thereon,
which consist of . nine 90 room twO-story frame
Terms Of sale: One fourth cash; balance in notes
Of slOO, respectively, every four months, with in
quired when property Is knocked down. II terms
Of sale are not complied with within i've days amer
sale the trustee reServes the right to resell the
property at the purchasers cost and risk on Civ
ing FIVE days public notice. All eonyeyancing at
cost Of purchaser. A. SCHWARTZ,
ia27-sr Trustee.
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Commercial,

There Is q sentiment among the ''Grangers'
and the working classes against the replacement
Of the Import tP GUY On ssas ., me On az si as
mercantile powers, who hold large stocks and
seek to advance the prices to the extent Of the
and argue from a point Of jealousy that no Iegis-
latioa has ever been effected to enhance their
interests by giving them such margin on their
products In the same manner. The working peO-
pie oppose the duty, as It would necessarily ad-
vance the price Of an article which has largely
entered into their consumption. 1t Is we'll known
bulk Of the heavier and more substantial table
articles, and has become very popular among the
poor for that reason. IL is estimated that the
The wonder is that larger purchases have not
been made with the hope Of the aforesaid margin,
Concession and considerable chin-music from per-
suasive 'drummersn to get on an order; and
seems 70 show that there IS some doubt Is to the
We have dispatch from London this evening
that the Mark Lane EIPress, in its weekly re-
view says foods and shipWreeks have caused
great damage. Dry samples Of wheat are IN
Commonly scarce, and the downward tendency Is
less marked, though heavy arrivals prevent 3
rise In prices.
The Markets.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-Cotton firm and higher;
low middlings, 14N6147Se. Flour quiet, but firm
and unchanged. Wheat nrmer and higher for
Western-No. ! Western amber, sl.25; No. 2
si.2O; No. do, sl.iO; No. do, sl-l46L15;
Pennsylvania red, Sll5@l21; Southern, un-
changed. Corn steady; Southern white, $50 Igc.;
Southern yellow, TS679c.; Western mixed, Ts1<c.S
spot SOC; last half February. Oats firm; South
ern. Crosse; Western mixed, &c.; Western
white, CSC. Ryequiet and unchanged. Hay dull;
Pennsylvania and Maryland, 1SG21c. Provisions
quiet but strong and unchanged. Butter steady'
with q fair demAEd UNCHANGED. Petroleum I'M
changed. Coffee quite but hrm, 1S1482O5Sc.
Whisk ynominsl, 9o1k99Ie.
BALTIMORE, Feb. 2-TurKeys, undraWn, R@
lac; DO, drawn, 1ld15c.; chickens, undrsWn, 10
ollie; do, drawn, 12G1Sc.; ducks, l4Ql0e.; eggs,
B629; butter unchanged; dried Irulti "a 81 ap-
pies very active; alldrted fruits ACTIVE lSAsneol
OWN, Mohler 90.
NEW YORK, Feb. 2-Flour dull, and de-
elining. Wheat dull and declining. Corn dull
and heavy.
Foreign Markets.
IoNpoN, Feb. 2, D. m.-Sugar, as. gas. Sd. for
No. IL Dutch standard, on spot; 24s, Cd. for do
aaoat, Linseed Oh, 25s. Cd.
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baltimore & POTOMAC RR


- DEPOT CORNER SIXTH AND STREETS n. W.
On and after Feb. i, 1875, trains will leave WASH
inRton as follows, Washington time:
b:So .. m, Northern Express, daily, except Mon
DAY, TO Baltimore: to Elmira daily, except Sunday
ana Monqayl making connection with Erie Rail-
way for Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
s;l5 a. m, Baltimore Accommodation, daily.
We q. m, Limited Express for New York AID
East. daily, except Sunday.
,n'S6 q. m, Fast Line for the West and North:
Aso Ior Norfolk, via Baltimore daily except sun
S:4o P; M, Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
AS p; n, Philadelphia Express, for Phnsdel-
s;os 2; m, For Philadelphia, New York, and Bos-
i0:I5 D. m, Pacific express North and West, daily
except saturday. On Saturd ~, leaves at s:OS D m
II Trains ain ~ POPE CREEK LINE leave at 5:ss 4.
m. on Tues6TX and Friday, only, and 8:D D. m,
Trains for ANNAPOLIS leave At SIS .. m. and
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Pittsburg is run
on the train leaving al I:lJ o. N.
Pullman Palsce Sleeping Car to PittsburR IS run
opthe train leaving at lO:l5 p. except Saturday.
On Saturday at 9:05 p. IN.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Rochester Is run
ON tue train leaving at IOI5 p. m.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car 10 Chicago on train
Tickets and Information can be procured at the
osS 81 eed for and checked at hotel sand pr
vate residences orders left at the ohces OF the
eompany northeast corner Thirteenth street and
Fennsyiyania avenue, and on the northeast corner
Of Sixth street and Pennsylgsnia Syen9e
CORNER Sixth and streets.
General Passenger Agent, Phil2dephtA; Pa.
GnnR int liant Rail fnnnHn 4
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DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD

baltimore AND OHIO RAILROAD
WINTER SCHEDULE.
FRoM WASHINGTON CITY. d
B.OOR m, Baltimore and Way Stations.
.7:OOG. M. Baltimore, Annapolis, Frederick and
WRY Stations.
1885 a. m. Ia 'tmSre and Relay. Breakfast at Re-
$500 q. m. New York, Philadelphia, Boston, Balti-
s;OG, m c. 20, St. Louis, Louisville. Cincin.
bun Z, FrederIck, Hagerstown, Rock
vile, Germantown, GAINESVILLE, Staun-
X. Parlof cars. Dinner At Cumber-
Sis 4. m. Point or ROCKS and Way stations,
$50 =. m baltimore and MaY stations.
I2:OO m. Baltimore and Way stations.
folk, Baltimore; Dinner at Relay.
$3.50 D. m. Baltimore, Laurel and Relay,
8:40 y. IN. Frederick, Point OF Rocks and WAY
Stations, (vlR Metropolitan B.anch.)
S:A5p p. m. Baltimore, Frederick, and intermediate
$500 p. m. Baltimore Annapolis and Way Stations.
b:2o ,. In, Hagerstown, HarpGr's Ferry, Win
chester and Way Stations via Metro
pelitan Branch.
6:OCp. m. Baltimore and RELAY.
$40 y, m. Daily except Saturday, Chicago, st.
Louis, Louisville, cincinnati, Column
bus, sandusky, Rockville. Pullman
Sis p. m. Baltimore and way Stations.
WY D. m. Baltimore a and Relay.
, s:S p m Baltimore and Way stations; rorfs-
vile and PIttsburg. Fast express.
p.,+,-,. SUNDAY TRAINS. 80 49,
s.6S and md WAY stations-S;OO - NJ, l'0O' $40
For Baltimore and Relay; rs a, m.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket ofhces, washington Station, and
for baggage to he checked and received any point
in the city. THUS. X. SHARP,
L. N. COLE, General Ticket Agent,
6EO. .. hOONTZ. General Agent. te0-b
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AatinuaI Republican
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Monetary,

Monetary.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Feb. 2, spm
It seems that In New York the SPECTATORS
have interpreted the results that will follow the
Governments plan for etfecting specie payment
according to their own formula, and are buying
up the precious metal with a special view to ap-
probation and q margin; or they have affected
to interpret. And who knows but that some
Judas (like Fisk will sell out 'iust before 1t is
too later
In washington gold opened at 1131S, advanced
and closed strong at Ia. There is prospect OF .
further advance tomorrow.
Governments, which are the next thing to gold,
have advanced also through the greater part Of
the list.
The following are the quotations, as reported
street:
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by YOUNG q MIDDLETON,


Agents. ONCE, SIS Market Space, tBOard Of Trade
Rooms.)
CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE M
PROVED REAL ESTATE, KNOWN AS
GRANTS ROW, IN THE CITY OF WASH
By virtue Of a decree passed in the Supreme
Court OF the District Of Columbia on the St9 day
wherein Aaron W. Carter e. al. are compliments
and Albert Grant s. al are SefsndsRSS, the Inse5
r1ary, A. ID. 1870, at O'Clock p. m, on the prem
ises, sell at public auction to the highest bidder
sted in the city 81 Wasilngton Pistrict o. coia@;
bla, and known on the ground plan thereof as all
(5) six, (6) eight, Is nine, o. ten, no eleven,
(,) twelve, az fourteen, (l4,l and sixteen Q6,
square numbered seven hundred and sixty, GEO. in
All ~ the above lots except lot No. ls are stu
ated on last Capitol street, between Second and
Third streets east, and are improved by the magni
houses are q feet 81 inches ront and the lots run
back 1855 feet inches. There are elegant brick
Furnished with all the modern Improvements, and
are decidedly the handsomest buildings in the city.
The lot 80: Is Z imprSysd By sS6sts 1tal three:
This sale furnishes favorable opportunity to
with elegant residences near the Capitol on easy
The terms of the sale are: One fourth OF the
purchase monev In cash, and the balance in three
equal payments at six, twelve and eighteen
cured ed to the satisfaction Of the trustees, :,
dSy antil ali Of ssld lots shan have been disposed
81 the te 81 a II me terms Of sale are NOT iOt
complied with within ten days Of sale, the trustees
All eonyeyancing At cost Of purch lsers
LEWIS s B ;I RJIPERRcE, Trustees.
ja2-FMw&ds ~ AEctIOlsers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1875-02-03
WASHINGTON AND Cr
WINTER APRANGFHEN
RAILROAD.
INNING No

TOBER H. fST4.
The Mail Train will leave Washington at 9. m.
and Alexandria at 9:IO u, daily, except Sunday;
pass Leesburg going Westward at II: Us g. m, and
arrive at Purcellyil ~ II m. Leave PurcelivIlle
At 2:O p m, pass Leesburg going eastward at 10
p. m, and arrive at Alexandria at 3:l5 d. m, and
At W ASKING tOn at 8:3Op. m.
The Accommodation Train will leave Washing
ton It p. m, and Alexandria at 4:l0 d. m. dAily
except Sunday, and arrive at Leesburg at 6:25 D.
m. Leave Leesburg at q. M, and arrive at Alex
>ndrta at Sis, and Washing ton at $50 a. m.
Passengers from Washington will take the
washington and Ohio cars at the Baltimore and
POTOMAC railroad station at q. m. and p. N,
and go through without change Of cars.
The 9:l0 a. N. train from Alexandra and 1890 D.
m train from Purcellville connect at Purcellville
with Harris Daily Line of Coaches for Smokers
Vile, BerryviIle and Winchester; also with
Reamer's Line Of Coaches, which leave Leesburg
daily for Aide and Middleburg.
Communication tickets, 3 cents per mile: annual
tickets, $50. r. H. HAVEEER,
oct2-u General Ticket Agent,