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STAINED.
Good Ord. ;..,;......."ll'is i low Mddling""'


For future delivery the market active al adj
vance Of lac sales yesterday after December 500.
is see 1000, l3 s2c; January. LOCO lSSsc February
is s,sc, May 400 IA 52c 800, Il ee June 400 "a lac
flc July IA 2c. August 200 IL ssc total 1900
bales First Ca today-December 200 1Sc January loo,
IS laaci total 300 bales second a Can,PeeemDer 500
ber 100 iS4c 200, l3egc 50l IStc5 600 lS ss2e;
January 500 Is iis2c. 700 l3e 300 is li3c 100 l3c
February 400 IS Issc; 1000 - slsc 600 ee March,
100 l33c 100, 10 s32c.; 300 l3c; 100 3'32cj 100
* sIsS loo Is ssc April 1904 iiS LOO IL isc
900 1tca 100 IL lls2c May GOO liSIscilOO 4sc; total
10 Il o bales grand total, $500 bales. - -
the market was firm. The following were
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- firm. The following were

Flour AND MEAI-Four ruled dull and prices
all, in buyers Full lines OF low grades Extra not
prny aud were steadily held than most other kinds
holders irregular broken lots again compelled 10
shade prices to realize City Mills Extra was little lower
with rather reported UnsOund Extra also
1e easier with moderate sales for export the local trade
only bouRht immediate wants. sales 10 100
bls Including bbls UnsOund Extra AZ ~ 01t3 20
500 bbs grades shipping Extra mainly within the
range OF sJdf5 $500 bbls city Mills Extra chiefly at
sd 70 40 sales made az - 5Odti 20 for Nc
superhne State and Western, mainly at ~ 5OdSi So
81 75ax5 rs for Inferior 70 Common Extra state /;
- 30aS5 80 for Common 10 Fair do. So 55GS5 80
Tor Fair To Good do and 50 95dS7 20 for Good to Choice
do Inferior Common Extra Western s5 40
common dol SO Ojds7 for Good 10 Choice do
and ~ Choice Fancy do 10 20 20 for City
Mills Extra Winter Wheat Choice Family city
Mills Extra; 81 20 for Common to Fair Extra Round
Hoop ohio 50 80 25 for Fair TO Good do and 80 3O
81 40 Choice dol ~ ~ 20 for Common 20 Good
Patent Minnesota Extra; 81 30ds9 for Good y Sholce do
and one or two favone brands held at 30 5OdslO with
occasional sales within the ~ % oT common
and .9ds 25 for small parcels very Choice do the market
Closing quiet and heavy particularly for Good aud Choice
grades which large supply anu pressed Tor sale
The business southern Flour chiefly lor the supply
of the and the market heavy sales zoo bbs
AT S5dS6 IS Common TO Good Extra 70 3Odff 90 Tor
Good 10 Choice dol o. 75d$S 20 for Choice amly Extra
and ~ 1888 10 Choice 20 Fancy New Process Extra
Rive Flour shade hrmor aud in little better request
sales bbls - 20 80 40 including good TO Fancy
Superfne $5dSb 40 Buckwheat Flour In moderate
demand 81 per 100 H. including Fancy ~ 80
Meal quiet aud steady sales, 100 bbs at
- l5es3 20 for Yellow Western " loSs3 oo for Jersey
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Washington dispatches state that the Treasury
holds 1865 ,32OO 900 in bonds to secure bank
circulation, and $1S,6OO,000 to secure public
deposits. The bank circulation outstanding Is
S3ii, 800 900, of which $2030,000 are gold notes
The Internal Revenue receipts to-day were
$500, 900; for the month to date, $3,50O,OOO, and
for the fiscal year to date Sol 200 600 The customs
receipts to-day were $35O,0O0; for the month to
date. SO, 100, 600 and for the fiscal year to date
81, 100000.
We annex closing quotations of foreign exchange :
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DECISIONS-DEC. IL.

Fourteenth st. by Onoer Lake OF inc
Fourteenth Precinct and detained In $500 bail.
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Mr. Herman reports mining stocks at san Francisco
L f.r lilo n1.nninr nuntatinn az fnllnMa:

The Bank of California has assessed its stockhold-
ers SO per share. 1t is understood that the stock
will be assessed up to so per cent.
The London advices were free from interesting in
cdent, money continuing easy, and securities steady
to firm. There was withdrawal ION balance OF
clos 900 bullion from the Bank of England to-day.
In Paris the French rentes closed at G6.45. TX
change is quoted at 25.13 warranting the move
ment of specie to Paris. The gold market was dull
and firm. The opening price and forenoon sales
were at 141o but in the afternoon the transactions
were at 1143s On gold loans the rates were l. 1l2,
g. T. and 2i2 per cent paid TO have balances carried.
There was the usual steamer-day dizziness in
foreign exchange, but rates were strong at ~ SlG
81 S4l2 for 60 days, and 81 SS9$i ssh, sight The
Assistant Treasurer paid out during the week
$4,000 coin interest on the public debt, inclusive
of So 900 to-day. The redemption of called Five
Twenies to-day amounted 900, total for the
week of 81, O3O, 900. The import entries of foreign
dry goods at the port of New-Y0rk for the week
ending to-day were 81 G6S the amount thrown
upon the market footing up 1888, 6lS), and of gen.
eral merchandise to 1886, TAB, making total in
gold coin valuation of $4,90l,411 The export
cearances of domestic produce from the port for the
week ending Tuesday, Dec T. were to the currency
valuation of s. 100, SOL The specie shipments for
the week amounted to 1920, 900, principally silver.
The imports of specie for the week ending yesterday
amounted to 1861 ,475, of which $259,5SS
GOLD The DAYS business at the Gold Exchange
Bank was as follows: Gold cleared. 500 ,766, 900 /;
cold balances 81 $40 766; currency balances,
S2.19l 1913. The principal gold quotations were as
follows.
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DOMESTIC MARKETS.

ALBANY, Dec. 1i.-whest dun. Rye. $50 In street Data
quiet at i0d52c for whole Corn du Q7tc
Che range Barley dull some few sales private
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GENERAL TERM.-AdjOurned for the Term.
SPEcIAL TEgM-BARRETT. Case on.
9AmOsEeag Manufacturing Co. agt. Garner ct al
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GOVERNMENT STOCK DEPARTMENT 1Oh O'CLOCK
AND 1ll2 O'CLOCK A. VI.
FIRST BoARD-IOI2 O'CLOCK A. NJ.

mics Of State BOnds-Rdilroad B0nds-Bdnk and Rat
rOnd Shares-Erpress Socks. DC
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NOTICE TO THE BAR-Supreme COurt-Circut- ordered
That calendar be made up or January Is ne ny
with the cause next on ne
general calendar last tried in Dec mber aud
Of the present calendar causes noc
Tor the first time January follow the general
calendar date Of issue No cause on the
VIII be placed the calendar unless
filed with the clerk or before the day OF Dece
ber inst stating not been disposed OF or settled
specng thereon OF issue and the number on the
sent ca endar The calendar will be pr ted At the
AP WV - WIN. WALSH Clerk.
M, and l,tp
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PART I'LL
1887. McReOn agL BayaTd.
500. Biegan agt. Bennett
6Ol5. Putnam agi. Irving.
46l4. .Tuska agt. MoCaTron.
1893. MalcOmsOn ct al. a6t.
Heymann.
1884. Blum sgt. Entrup et al.
OIL. Gilbert agt. Collins at al.
S465. .Shultz agt. shaw 81 al.
5424. Hawk and anO. agt.
Lesquereaux.
GENERAL SESSIONS -SUTHRRL
George steiner, felOnIons
O'COnnOr, Thomas Flaheriy,
Charles LOhman, and George
Allen, forgery John Murray
glary: Richard l.. Rodney. On
grand larceny Henry Royce
Baird, and James Wood, fal
larceny from the person Alex
petty larceny Morrison Bssse
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DIE0.

BISHOP. On the 18th instant. at n O'llock D. m
CHAELEs TX. BISHOP. aged ~ years.
Funeral from hts late residence. As6 street
southwest, on Sunday, March =, At clock y m
BERLIN. On tie 22d Of March. lS7s, M Fdists
lrlalQ :. u ISABELLA BERLIN. uife Of MAJOR Carl
EgEtin late L. I. v, aud daughter Of the late Gen
II a., tEsiS Ordnance department, u. :. A.
ELnREDGE. Also clock this morning Al the resi-
deHce q her father, Mr.. Chafes Cook, No. Ia35 n
street. Mr.. LILLE. wife Of W. A Eldredge IN the
10th year Of her age.
Her remains viii be taken, Sunday evening to
Danvillc, Penn, for interment
CALI. On Friday, 18th instant, at O'Clock D.
m, Bessie, daughter of William A. and Harriet
Calf, aged wears aud mouths.
The funeral VIII take place from 20- Z street on
Sunday AFTERNOON, 2sth instant, at o clock.
CARNEY On Friday, the 25th Of March, WAL
TER A GARVEK. son u James and Carhren Gar
yey- aged year and months.
The funeral will take place from the residence No
6O9 Massachusetts avenue, AZ cleck on the 2Sth
inst.
LANGLEY. on the 9th instant RoBERr @ son
Of X q and Belle IL Langley, aged year, months
Friends # the family are invited TO attend the "a
neral, from 1lO2 l2th street northwest, At 80
. clock D. M Monday, 10Th inst.
oBRIEN. On the morning q tbs 9Th Instant at
4 clock, OWEN BRIEN. after lingering i'll
hess Of consumption, in the SD year Of ms age.
" None knew him but 20 love him,
None named him but 10 praise.
Has funeral will take place to morrow sunday eve
ming, at clock, from Shiloh church, Virginia
nue. between "a and 9th streets southwest Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited % attend.
PERKINS. On Friday morning, the 9ith instant,
NM. FRANKLIN PERkINs, in the 18th year Of his
age.
Funeral from his late residence at Giesboro, D. o.,
on Sunday, 2oth, AT O'Clock .. m.
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ps-As punishment for the repudiafto1-
lists, Anna Dickinson is going 70 visit Rich
mond and make two speeches.
A. A negro was tarred and featherel on
MONDAY night at Valley Station, on the line
OF The New jersey central railroad, and
treated 10 a ride on rail To the limits OF the
town, when he was forbidden To return.
RTIhomas Harrington. living near SloafS-
hurg, n 4, few days ago tried % batter his
brains out with "A blacSSmith's hammer. aud
railing in that, drowned himself in a brook
three feet deep.
a. : gang Of Juvenile highwsymen have
lately infested the vicinity OF Broad and Cal
ing 10 rob school children OF their trinkcts
and pocket money. Three arrests have beer
made.
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MOODY AND SiNKEY.-A pamphlet has
been printed in London giving summary
OF the main res ults believed 10 have been
secured by Moody and Sankey's work i'm
GREAT Britain. They are, according 10 this
authority, the reaching of masses Indifferent
10 reIglon, III conversion OF from 10000 TO
$4,000 persons, the advancement OF the union
OF ChrlStlan odieS, the Increase Of activity
OF churches a nd ministers, the raising of large
amounts OF money for church and benevo-
lent purpoS IS, the Quickening OF missionary
zeal, and lie Increase of Christian publca-
tlons In this pamphlet occurs the following
words: 'S scores of eminent men, such as DIR.
Arnott, Professor Blaikie, Professor Simp-
son, Dr. 3onar, the editors OF leading journals,
physica ms members OF Parliament, noblemen
have III combined in rendering the strongest
Gomez nrent testimony as TO the genuine
char Acter of the work, and the purport OF all
this testimony is that the work IL oi God aud
not of man" The friends of Mr.. Moody say
ne Toes not encourage noise and excitement,
an j conducts the meetings in a quiet way.
~ IS method asa preacher is minutely de-
- srlbed in "a Scotch newspaper, and the ele-
nentS of his power are pointed out: He is"
al Is said, mot a man OF much education or
culture; his manner is abrubt and blunt, his
, speech bristles with Americanisms; his voice
il sharp, rapid and oolloQuial, and he never
attempts anything like finished or elaborate
composition But he is In DOWNRIGHT earnest.
as If he believed IL, and expects his
audience to believe it, He gets wonderfully
near his audience, apparently without effort.
Whatever size the audience may be he is at
home with them at once, and he makes them
feel that they are at home with him. He is
giftet with a rare sagacity aud insight into
the human heart, 81 knowledge of what is
stirring in IL, and of what is fitted TO impress
It" he has large number OF incidents
stored away TO be used as illustrations. He
sometimes employs pathos with great effect.
He always appears natural, unaffected, and
pot Sanctimonious. He has a great affection
for children, whom he readily wins.
Mr.. Sankey seldom takes any part In pub
ncmeetings, except 20 sing. He throws much
distinctly, and always accompanies himself
on the harmonium.
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tsaileyRua.

LUIS winter VII shine in history as hav-
hs the most cold and the least coal OF auv
receulig winter I'm the uiuets enth csntur,
- n boy who will yell like n Tartar Al q
drop OF water gets con hiS shirt hand when his
neck l. being washed, will crawl through a
sewer alter pail, and think nothing OF AZ
A little four vear-old urchin Stravei into
neighbOrs house the other day. When n.
got home he told his mother thar ne saw
shutters I'm the floor, and when ne Stool o.,
them lots ofhot came out
- Robert COllyCr SAYS the children must
have less study and more fun. lie l. right
Ihere - The boy In the family across the
way. Last Thursday afternoon ne put a dead
mouse IN his mothers work basket. attachesf
a split stick to the tail OF the neNt-doar cat.
set The vinegar faucet up IN business. palmea
hintNeii OF a. ghost on the hired eirl when
she went down cellar after the butter he
sincared bis fathers choice white bantam
rooster with blue ink, and finally wound an
ue entertainment by tying the boiler 90 a
strange dogs tail, and slipping down in the
Slush and hurting his hack. HIS exaSpe-atr~t
iathtr hardly knows which Ia hunt an first -
me strange dog with the boiler, OF Robert
COllypr- fDffNffTry Nggre
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We were sitting on the door step
Il remember II - well,
ehe VS. hsn in shAd W hidden
save where n q .ulighf f-li
And the dear bead resting,
with tts vavy, sOf brown hair.
hsdc more thsu ever iuvely
The lace l thought 80 { iir.
know We talk - but little.
And Al last, bonr-sth the stane.
We hard tn cricket chipping
20 clearly ell alone,
I'll my heart had mustered courage
To tell Der, thcu an1 thorp,
How Tor her sweet sake truly
rwould all things 40 and dare.
Then cane the on, shy answer.
q her shining eyes dropped low.
~ heart y mine no longer.
And even ~ she do0msSf ms
To misery and pain,
hs sou cheeks filled with di-aple.,
Sa'hefing o 'er and o 'er sg&es.
How well ] nov runamber
Ihat turning fast awaT.
VIC ns't heed the whisper
That softly bsde me sta,
Tlll, ~ the low rate turning
Eer lace once more O. Sc
4 saw the tosr drops shinios
In the eyes that followed me
Al then, with hesr fast hestinr.
10 her side I turned AgAln.
"Oh, tell me. NJ ssige. my darltnr.
Has my love been all Ia NAia'
You do not love another
Your words were only play-
Iork MP ana answer frufa
madge, uiEsf ] 80 away"
Again the dimpieS gathered.
en- while tn mcOn pure Iiehf
b.iraN - the team stiil shining,
.lhe dew drops >uft and bright,
htNft Vas mine no longer.
have given q 'tis true.
Why could YOU not have yyaftc6-
becsu-s'-sh lmeant YOU
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CHANCERY SALE OF A THREE STORY
BRICK DWELLING, No. an I2rH STREET.
BE1N ZEN PENNSNLN ANA AVENUE AND
I STREET NORTHWEST.
g. BY virtue Of decree Of the Supreme Co urt of
E.a the District of Columbia, holding a special
tenn, passed IN equity cause No. 3.7Q6, docket 49,
dated the 18th day OF March, 1875, will sell at pub
he auction, In fIOut OF the premises, on FRIDAY,
I'd April, at $50 p. m, the following real estate
with the Improvements thereon, to wit An that
certain piece or parcel Of ground situate and being
IN the city OF Washington, District of Columbia,
being part OF Lot numbered six, (6,D in Square num-
Oered three hundred and twenty three, 1913 begin
mig Tor the same at a point twenty feet five and
threequarter inches go feet 5si inchesD from the
northwest corner OF said lot number 6, on Twelfth
street, and running thence north with 1.-THE line of
said street twenty feet five and three quarter inches
go feet so inchesl thence eastery ninety-one feet
one inch (9l feet inchD to the line Of the alley,
thence southerly with the line of said alley twenty
feet i've and three quarter inches, go feet 81
Inches;) thence westerly ninety five feet inch (95
fee lnch) to the point Of beginning said Twelfth
street.
The improvements consist of substantial three
story brick house, with double cellar, two-stOry
brick addition about twelve rooms, water and gas.
Terms as prescribed by the decree: One third of
the purchase money in cash. balance in three cqual
instaments, payable in six, twelve and eighteen
months after date. with interest at per cent, foI
which three notes shall ba given, secured by deed
on the property. deposit of 500 required Of the
not complied with in five DAYS the property will be
resod at the risk and cost of the defaulting per
chaser after five days advertisement in some news
paper published IN the city of Washington. All con
reyaDCing at eX pense of purchaser.
mar26d&ds WIN. PIERCE BELL, Trustee.
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BOOKS AND STATIONERY.

Il ATEsT B0OKs.-Prsctor's Transit II Yenas,
IL 50; Woodson : Castle Nowhere, I AXE Comfy
Sketches 81; J. Emess,u's Smiths nakridza 80:
Butts Protection AID FTe, Traia, q .; 0ctSge
feuillet's Romance % - Poor Young Man Dax ad;-
ton, sl51, WHITE Meiriil-s, EsterfsItl ell: The
celebrated Hush Men.nir- public and privafe-Iifi
Of GeerGe ~ a d HI Court. 81 % Schlierpan's
Troy and its Remains, : u -; Roy's G,-ueralshin
OF How Managed Ny l'ushsnd. 81; scherck On
Draw PSker, ~ cents; View York Illustrated, new
kibrsry; SIS; The Eainb9w Greed, 81 % Initial
pesk Pads Tray cling Inkstands Easter Crosse n,
sIi styles, eolors and designs SOLOMONS
Soh,,APMhS, ACTS Laurenceis pure" Linen Papers"
fennryiyanla aNerEp. rr9I
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SLady Mordaunt is now, and has been
for some time, an inmate of DIR. Tul1e's pri-
yate asylum at Harnmersmith, near London,
and her insanity has taken such violent
form that strong precautionary measures
have 10 be adopted In order TO prevent her
destroying her clothing.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IN PROgED
REAL ESTATE.

REAL ESTATE.
a. By virtue of deed of trust, dated August 20,
81 s. ID. lS74, and duly recorded in LIber 700, folio
80, et seq, of the land records of Washington
county, District of Columbia, and by direction of
the party secured thereby, in writing, we will sell
at public auction, on WEDNESDAY, April z, Ss75,
at O'Clock p. m. in front of the premises, being
pant Of square mum bered seven hundred and twenty
six, f726,D beginning lor said part at point A
Maryland avenue one hundred feet Southwestern Y
from the southeast corner of said square, and o.
ming thence along said avenue southwestern fly
twenty five t25l feet; thence at right angles nth
said avenue enthusiastically forty three feet and
four inches, then north sixty (6O feet to orth
Il street; then along said street east twent five
feet then south fty three feet and sixinches 1861
and thence to said avenue and the place of begin
ming, improved BY two frame houses, two stories
each.
with the expenses Of sale; balance in two equal in
stalments, at six and twelve months wi n notes OF
the purchaser, bearing interest at ten per centum
per annum, and secured by a deed OF trust on the
premises. The amount secured BY th deed of tr ust
e see, with interest from the 18th fay Of August,
iS7i. Conveyancing at cost of pure naser. sac TO
be paid down when the property Is Knocked of
John j H g},0YHdkkso'i, {Trustses.
mar23-dSds LATIMER& fGEiRY, Aucts.
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Hon. JAMES BARBOUR,
7 .UMBER! LUMBER

WHITE PINE CULLs, lbest quality s2n Der
hundred feet.
WHITE PINE SIS SIDING, tbest quality efs
per hundred feet.
WHITE PINE SIS SIDING, SELECTS, dressed,
% per hundred feet.
We keep fun and complete stock OF sif-kinds q
LUAbkk, ana sell at the lowest market rates.
wILLET q LIBBEY,
Corner 9th street and New York ave-, opposite
mars-6m New Northern Liberty Msrkst-
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EDGAR PoE said: To Willy a great man
- The readiest way In which a little man caa
himself attain greatness. The crab might
never have become a constellation but for.
the courage ~ eviuced i'm nibbling Hercules
on the heel -
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NOTICE-PARTIKs WHO DESIRE TO DIE
poe Of all kinds Of WEARING APPARkL, O.
sell them for higher oash price than Any plsce -
the city, By calling CO Addressing HKkxQ0, III
tou1Soo vtn b g1vea. DAyW-Q
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BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
- DEPoI CORNER 6TH AND STREETS NV.
After MOnd4y, March lst, ISIS, trains will run as
follows:
TRAINS LEAVE FOR BALTIMORE
$50 q. N, Northern Express, daily except Mon
sos 8. m, Express for Philadelphia and New
York, daily except Sunday.
$40 a. m, Accommodation, daily.
S:2S g. m, limited Express Tor New York, daily
except sunday Parlor Car Tram.
1855 m, East Line West and North aud for Nor
lis ,. m, ExPress for Philadelphia and New
$40 p. M Accommodation, daily except Sunday
asa D. m, for Philadelphia daily except sunday
sde M Sd ifSn Ssa 5YH sRRE SIr Me-. daily
West and North; on Saturday leaves at S:U5
TRAINS ARRIVE AT WASHING TON
o:13 q. m, New York Express, daily.
s-39 a. m, AoeomnO datien, daily EXCEPT Sunday.
ll:25 .. IN, Accommodation, daily except Sunday
2'4S .. nj BAlilmoTe and Philadelphia Express,
<:03 p. m, limited Express from New York, daily
except Sunday.
s:l3 p m, DAY Impress, daily except Sunday.
e-99 .. m, Accommodation, except sunday
900 D. m, daily from Baltimore and the West.
ITO .. m, southern EX press, daily.
1l:23 p. N Richmond Express.
Trains leaving " ashingt6n at SIS a. N. on Tues
day, THURSDAY aEd saturday; and 50 p m. daily
except Sunday, connect at Bowie with trains for
Pope Greek line
Trains lesying Washington q, SIS a. m and 45s p.
m connect at Odenton with trains fer Annapolis.
Trains arriving q; Washington AZ 943 m. and 9Os
p N, connect a. Bowie with trains from Pores Greek
Passengers leaving their orders ST Ticket once,
northwest corner Of 18th street and Pennsy " ania
mia avenue, can have their baggage called for and
checked at hotels aud residences TO sill points North
bus, Indiana polls, Louisville, st. Louis New Or
leans GhicaEe- Omaha San francisco, and 81 points
kast, Ness, North and South.
GEO. q. WILKINS, General supt,
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RAILROADS.
- r IAL NOTI ICE.
NEW TORk ND " ASHIN6TON
IN THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
HEs YORK

- =. i.nI Tn LINE 10 BALTIMORE
PHILADELPHIA,
SE@ YORK,
ALL POINTS IN TIE NEW ENGLAND
THROUGH BFTNkFN WASHINGTON AND
NV YORK
WITHOUT CHANGE OF CARS
The equipment on this line i new and Of the most
elegant and iniprut I'll finish
TRAIN LEAVING At 923 A M is PILL
MAN PARLOR CfR TRIM EXCLUSIVELY
MIG ut TRAINS
On and after FEBRUARY -, IS75, trains By this
line VIII leave Dept 20 Baltimore and Potomac
Railroad, conner Il Sth and streets, = follows:
EOS g. m ENpT-ss FIR Philadelphia. New York,
- and points East daily, eNcept Sunday.
S.2S a m Limited ~ pTess-PullmRn Car Train
Tor Philate iphIa. New York and points East
daily, except Sunday.
lis 2 m ESPre~s frr Philadelphia and New York
daily eNceP: Sunday.
l;33 p m Exp-e@~ for Philadelphia and way points
daily.
9-0s , m - -r--- ~ Philadelphia, New York
and points Essf daily.
PULLMAN PAELOR CARS on all Day Trains
PlLLAAN PALACE SLEEPING CARS on
Night Trains.
Tickets and iri. r1ation be procured at the Of
ces Of the company.
BaEgaRe called frr ard checked at hotels and prt-
Vate residence on orders left the Offices of the
company. EurtiF ~ corner 18Th street and Pennsyl-
Nanla avenue and On northeast corner of PennsyI-
vania avenue a ~ q j street.
Depot BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL
Road, corner 9Th and streets,
General Passenger Agent, PHILADELPHIA, Pa
GEORGE q. WILKINS,
ffLl Superintendent. Baltimore. Md.