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The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28
FROM PORT GAMBLE.

PoET GAMBLE, Sept q. 1876
EE ISrELLIGExcER: The Anderson
- la>t passing.
The Go!lah Is in port All will TOW
the Rainier cut today for Oakland
The King Philip is receiving cargo
Of assorted lumber for the San Frau
cisco yard.
The Baena Vista Is loa.iing part Of
her cargo for Sarnl Merritt, If Oak
land, ard the balance for The company.
The Victor IS up for Honolulu with
small slEes
The Joseph Perkins is loading with
! special bill for T. n Derby. Of Ais.
media
The Camden came in from Honolulu
on the 22d inst She is undergoing
repairs.
Rev. Father Kautsn Of your city
celebrated mass On Sunday The rev
ercnd gentleman il much esteemed by
all who know him.
There ia but little said in regard to
the nominations. both parties seem to
unite In the opinion that Mr. Judson
will win the race. and that the Demo-
Gratis acted wisely In nominating him
Ia my communication last week
made Use Of the Irish phrase "spalpeen'
without any lad intent whatever. the
drit, of the item showing the intended
application Of the word TO be Of small
or low stature The word is often used
in joculsr sense in speaking of Irish
men, and l most certainly intended it
only in )" Pickwickian sense"
The Camden brought up from the
Islands a quantity Of tropical produc-
tions, such as oranges. bananas and
melons the latter being particularly
sought after
There is quite q number of strangers
among us just At present, hailing prin-
cipally from New Brunswick.
A stranger, from Oregon. was robbed
Of ss5 and pistol last night, in the
close vicinity of this port The perpe
traitor of the robbery has made good his
escape for the present
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Guemes Island.

GUgMEs, Sept. %. 1876.
Ed. INrELLIGESCER:- Thinking q
few notes from this part of the world
would not come amiss. l take tho liber-
ty of sending them.
Few people know that We, Of this
part of the country, have any great ex-
pectations Of the future. But can
assure you that we have. rs there is a
promising copper mine, now being
worked on the Island The propri-
etors. Messrs Morgan & Bryant, are
running tunnel Of about $50 or goo
feet. to tap the lead at distance of 90
or 100 feet from the surface. and cx-
pect by the middle or latter part Of
Decem Der next, 10 bc taking out ore.
They have shipped to San Francisco
about 800 pounds of ore. that will go
about twenty per cent. rs a sample, 10
let the people know that we have other
resources than our potatoes and CLAIMS,
which, by the way. are abundant Po-
tatocs, however. are little blighted.
There are several other discoveries Of
minerals on this and adjacent islands
On Fidalgo, Mr.. Shultz has a good
prospect for a copper mine. Mr.. Wiley
has gold lead on Jack Island that as
says eighteen dollars and sixty-four
cents per ton, besides iron ore. plum
bago. nickel. etc. The last named have
not been found in sufficient quantities
to pay, yet. All we want to make
this part of the country noted for rich
ness III minerals. Is energy and indus
try in its development.
We have good farming lands, good
timber lands and good mineral lands,
and all we need is TO bring it to the
front. and let the community at large
see that we mean business. More anon.
COPPER
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HOTEL ARRIVALS.
OCCIDENTAL. HOTEL.

OCCIDENTAL HOTEL
II c Ruhl. puyallup: + W Padden
and family. Ben Alderman, L o kerne.
Vancouver, James keiif. /. II Gilfoy.
Lake Washington NJ W Parsons. T X
Worthington. Dan Fowler. Portland f;
] ; Houghtom. Port Gamble; + Smith
por, Townsend: John Dahl. Tacoma. VI
Jones. : Schlus,el. City: NJ : McGillsle.
Victoria; & " Crawford and wife.
Olympia, VIM Sexton. Port Blaksly !;
4 - Williams. ) ii Varney. Port Msdi-
son; I III McCann, San Francstco Miss
Ella Shsw. Portland. Mrs Sanierson
and daughter. Pert Blskely. Robert;
Brown. Rcn,on. Mrs kehoe. Victoria
Ngw ENGLAND.
Eagan. Port Blakely, ] Scotheld
] II Thompson 4 wife, Seattle Mines;
] Bli,x. san Francisco. W c Rowell.
New York; f u Edwards. l. Smith,
{ II Perkins. W Bloomfield. J Rigney.
A Z Cold. Portland: J Il Dylss. Bos-
ton; II Lndga;e. T. pri:chari, \ II Rob
ins0n. Port Gamble: " II Gillian,
City W ' Harrigan. Oregon; ] i Han
sell. San Francisco.
AMERICAN HOUSE.
William Jenson. Thomas Martin.
SnehomisA City: Dave ii Hume. Stell-
sooosnM X MeLuhan. Wildly Island.
William IL Taylor, California; John W
Nail. ) Green. James McLintock,
White Riyer. George A Hals,ed, Pu-
yallnp.
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BELLTowS IMPROVEMENT This
beautiful suburban adjunct TO our stir
ring little city IL improving with won
dnrfui rapid,ty The din of the the
chanics hammer can be- heard IN all
parts of the town. and neat honelikc
cottage are springing Up in every direc-
ton In strolling up over the Front
street hill, we we're agrecably surprised
Ia note the change tina. u short time
had wrought. We observed seven new
buildings IN course of construction
Capt Marshall Is building two fine new
houses two stories each NJ. keezer a
beautiful residences. Mr. Douglas new
coy little house, Messrs Taylor. Tyler,
Nation. Minkler and Others are building
residences Nj Mlukler has also built
store on Front street between Vine
and Blanchard. and Mr.. Lockerhy has
opened u store on the corner OF Front
aud Battery streets Mrs. Pierce the
teacher of the new school has ffty
scholars with prospect of having the
room filled TO its seating capacity of -.
If the immigration continues the same
the next few weeks
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THE DAILY INTELLlGEWER.
Thursday, Sept. %, 1875.

LlNE The schooner 0f1as. Captain
uillev. arrived here last evening from.
Orcas Island wish one hundred barrel
n Iiuss for Mr. Carkeek. aed foFty~txo
thoasAnd shingIes f9r Schaalacher Br8..
i 90. The Captain informs "a thai the
lime business promises - DC fiue sue
csss. ou that island The kiln = now
farming out aboat forty five barrels e
lime day. which - hsing shipped =,
fat a. made This summer thev have
shipped - Portland 500 barrel. Viz
tori. 800. 90 Seattle over 200. aud 20
New Wcstminster. 800 barrels. b.-zid -
smaller amounts - other places on
Puget sound They recsiyo $50
per barrel for the lime a. the
wharf aud have about six or seven
hands employed st the kiln. Tie lime
po.ze-sss superior merits Tor stone and
BRICK work, etc ~ it il very strong .
but Tor plastsrlng be- thinks ti3e san
Juan lime i rather superior as u -
considerable whittier Th~rr IL IN
abundance ~ lim~ rex on the i-l4uI.
and the supply Is. III refgr. unlimited
They ars now tx ~ the rock FROM =
high promin, sry. ninety nine feet high
composed Of solid lime stone. Thi. runs
back long distanoe int the center Il
the Island and cauuot - mined out for
wears. a the country grows and the
population aud demand f)r lime Ia
cre,sss, the supplying capacity Of the
mine wIll be increased spondingly.
and promises hereafter 10 he one of
the leading industries OF the Sound
Orcas Island contains scventv-ninc
square miles OF land. the most Of which
Is well adapted 10 agriculture. There
are fifty voters on the Island. and about
fifty farms under cultivation The prin
cipal farmer on the Island Is Mr.. Tho<
Dixon, who has one hundred acres of
excellent land under cultivation. A
large portion Of this is in timothy The
Island is especially adapted to the eul
tiyatlon Of fruit and vegetables, and as
some portions are hilly. 10 the raising
II sheep and goats. There are now
about 1000 sheep Ola the Island, and
some Of these are fine Cotswolds One
farmer received from California last
winter a number Of Angora goats which
are hourishng finely IL Is now be-
lisvod that these profitable animals will
ID - well ou that Island as IN Califor-
mia The people there are especially
anxious 10 have more settlers There
j. considerable amount Of good
farming Land on the Island still
belonging to the government
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TIN TALnor nRAIN. The drain tun
mel into the Talbot mine having boon
ran 50 much farther than il WAS thought
would bc necessary 10 tap the Hood. the
superintendent commenced boring In
order 10 get bearings. and struck the
coal vein Is feet overhead The water
has ceased running ont # the working
tunnel indicating the exhaustion Of the
fountain source. II is the purpose now 10
empty the tunnel by means OF drain
Car, hut 10 advance the adit asa precsu-
uoa against future Inconvenience of this
kind.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

Nor So BAD.-We learn from Mr.
Van Dorcn. who reside ON White river.
about sixteen miles above town. that
the farmers ot that section have Just
commenced digging their potatoc~ lie
SAYS that ,he blight has not damaged
them nearly "a much a was an. ioipatcd
some time ago. Though there will H.
but y one-third crop. thc quRlIty Will
be excellent. and what farmers have
lost in quantity will be retrieved in
quality and better prices The hay and
grain crop is all in and was rather bet
ter than an average. lie also says that
many OF the farmers are talking about
engaging ia hop raising. aud some of
them will make commencement this
fall.
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A FINE SroCK Mr. 4 :. Piakhzn.
r. the frm s T.akhzm & SAFE, = b
recently returned from SO Frsacisco
hrogEi4. bal with him from that city
= very large and complete stock Of
clothing and gents furnishing gods
W dropped tato faeir place last even
ing aud coa!a uot help aimirlpg their
enterpr.>s and TASTE We foani the
counters pile! up with clothing. the
shelves packed fsll Of every description
IT gents furnishing goods. boots. shoes.
etc- The showcases were likewise WEI,
and 'ss'efnIiy stocke3, and the display
II hats and trunks ~. excellent.
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DIED.

pIxoN-on orcAs Island ". T. September i-th.
Mary Ellen. Infant daughter # EliIabctk and
Thomas Dixon. Asssi tsonths.
=" If she bad walled AL day here. would her feet
Have been white when evening brought her
rest
BIT In his Arms the Sheppard folds the lambs
AID carries them forever Gu His b-east
-. safely IN Hts AIRS cur las1bkin dwells
Ana never shall her purr feet - astr1y
Das; shall not stain them. Hur these earthly
ih~rps
Pierce them with cruel woandin ss 90 the way"
L / q.
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- The little steamer Dispatch is
now lying at Stone Il Burnett's wharf
70 have some additional painting done.
a cozy passenger cabin has been fitted
up, and Capt. Robinson informs us
tha. he hiss not yet decided whether 20
use her exclusively a. = tug or to take
her on a regular route aud use hsr for
the transportation Of passengers and
freight
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

EXTENDING TuE ALLEY Mr.. ii 4
Atkins has finished the p,ling across the
dock a, the foot Of Washington street
lar the extension Of the Alley. The
s;fingeFs are now on. aud will soon be
r1anked over We hop" soon 10 see
The foot II ,he street all plsnked over
o. allied up, down 70 the alley. the
niiiding in the street taken out Of the
way. aud the Siwash fish nuisance re-
moved Tor ever from that locality. Let
!, be done soon.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

FITTING IRA new stage has been
constructed in Yeslers Hall expressly
for the use Of the Marionettes. The mat
fine opportunity for the children To wit
ness the excellent show. Children
school tickets are now being issued ut
- cents each
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

LAUNCH.~-Jenscn and Goodburn's
little steamer Minnie May slid off the
ways at Yarno's yard very gracefully.
yesterday afternoon. and is now heeled
over To receive her boiler and ma
chinery
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

QUITE \ LOAD. The Aida arrived
here last evening from Tacoma at nine
o'clock. with twenty tons of freight for
Schwabacher Bros. & Co. consisting
principally of flour. and twelve or four
teen passengers
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-" Mr. Amos Brown has sent over
20 Port Madison spar ITO feet long.
scaling nearly 10, 600 feet. from his log
glng camp at Mud Bay. II will Ice
shipped from Madison 10 San Francisco
by the bark Tidal Wave.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

tE' The prize of gold ring to be
given by the managers of the rag dance
on Tuesday evening, was awarded 10
Miss Carnes, as her costume was con-
sidered more ragged than that of any
lady present.
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tE Mr. Eaton will finish his contract
to-day for repiling Stone s. Burnett :
wharf The job is creditably done. and
the wharf will hereafter be in excellent
condition He expects 10 take his en-
CINE and pilin2 gear up the river to do
some piling on the proposed railroad
line from the Seattle Mines 10 Renton.
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NTH ANOTHER CHANCE The &

STILL ANOTHER CHANCE The Great
Reduction A. Jamieson's will continue
short time longer. awaiting letters and
u workman from the East. AN SILL
ING WATCHES. CLOCKS AND JEwELRY
CHEAPER THAN EVER SOLD BEFORE IN
ANY RETAIL SroRE on THE PACIFIC
COAST. Ny stock must be reduced pri-
or to laying in the largest stock ever
opened North Of San Francisco Come
one and all, and get bargains
W. g, JAMESON.
Matchmaker and Jeweler.
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PuoToLlU4 Mr. John Webster has
tho agency for new branch Of ar.
known a, Photoliam l. consists in
copying and charging photographs
either IN oil on.ors Or mastic ambro'ypes.
Groups are arranged cut Of single pic
lures, and single portraits taken and re-
arranged from groups The work is
done in Chicago by hand with brush
AMI chemicals
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

TmE FiRsr The first shipment Of
hops 20 san Francisco from this Terri.
tory this season was sent down on the
Panama on her las. trip, consisting of
200 bales shipped from Tacoma by
Avery & Ryan. The Dakota on her
next trip will probably take down a
large lot from the same place
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ARRIVED. The Comet arrived here
yesterday from forty I've mile trip up
"h'se Eiver. She broush. down five
passengers, and five tons II hay and
cue hundred bushels Of potatoes. besides
Safge quantity Of vegetables aui fruit,
eae also towed down seow loaded
Callis,er..
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

No1ftAINH.-We have heard many
= pesssions Of dissatisfaction from men
- ara dependent upon their lal,oF for
.FIsft. on account of the diversion Of
= ',as ~ the employment: Of Cinnamon
@oae works now IN progress. IN
Sc u being used 70 support white
a.. Resident, here. and thus contrib-
asx,a-sss largely u the permAnvuee and
'''''''0ss Of the city.
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- Mr.. Samuel Henderson. If san
Francisco, has sold TO Mr.. A Mclalo-
yioh of the same city. block in Robin
some addition In Seattle, for Que thou
sand dollars.
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MCNAuoHTs ADDITION Mr.. "
l.. kavanaugh is building residence
20xl feet on Eleventh street. between
King and Weller. McNaush,'s Southern
Addition.
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~" Jas. Emery has opened bar
ness, saddle and trunk mandatory on
Main street. near the United States
Hotel.
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tgMr. J +. Morrill,. the druggist.
will leave here to-day, Ia rusticate a
few weeks down the Sound. hunting.
fishing aud cruising about generally
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

SURVEY A party Of sar-
~ under " b. Hall has started
a. "sAssie to locate wagon road
'0s coal mine 10 Squak Lake.
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OrcaS Island.
ORCAs. Sept. 10,

ORcAs. Sept 10. 1876.
EDITOR lSTELLIGENCER - beg
leave TO correct the statement made in
your paper. few weeks since. that Or
cas- had eighty inhabitants We have.
at the present time. one hundred and
forty five inhabitants. and still they
come" Yours.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

IT, Another Stow Of 3. 000 brick ar
rived here yesterday from Alki Point,
for Wa ChuLgs building
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CONNECTED pAuY BIT = Hok-ux GO.
SEa-rLr. s>Ft. ~. !ssE.
Goss in New York s. - !. ssl-ios.
Currun.y here huytng. - selling. 81.
Trade dollars. IS half dslIArs, -.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1876-09-28

lC Just arrived by steamer Panama
the very latest styles of Hats at the
Arcade. Our immense stock Of Dry
Goods will arrive on or about the jth
Of October.
BOYD. PoScIN s. YoUN0.
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The Celebrated Humboldt, Brewery,
San Francisco. Lager Beer fresh and
cool at the City Beer Hall
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Fine Raxors and Shaving outfits At
WUsTHorF Is VALID.
National Republican., 1876-10-26
commeTclaI.
MARKzTa uTluVuuRu

NEW YoRK, Oct. 25.-Cotton steady; sales OF
2 lo3- bales at 10 f1a16@1l 1se5c. Consolidated
ain, 2I,s75 bales; France, IL 80 bales 0ostinsat.
1878 bales. . fr.F
= Fiouf-Demand quite moderate for export and
quiet and unchanged. Rye -four steady Il s4+O@
$40 for superhne. CornmealQuiet. Wheat with
out decided change; moderate export and limited
milling demand. Rye quiet. Barley qIsiet Bar
ley. malt Quiet andnnchanged. Corn slightly in
buyers favor; better business doing for export
5sg5sIc for graded aad ungradsd steamer
mixed; asH95S11c. for graded mixed; sec. for
graded No. l; SiNgssc. for ungraded Western
unchanged. Hay steady and unchanged. Hops
quiet Coree-Rie quiet and unchanged. Sugar
hnipg; s9Sc for prime; Muscovado, 9s<c., reported
as good refining. Refined in demand and firm
Molssses-Groesyy grades quiet and unchanged;
fair inquiry. Petroleum quiet; crude l2c.: refined
&c.; cases Soc; city naphths, lie. TallOv firm
Tlfps ntine arm at Sc. for spirits. Eggs firm at
2611927c. for State and Pennsylvania. Coal at
auction nto-day-Scranton, to sa954297J1 for steam
ssszassIs fcr Stove; dST @ s. sSs sss
Leather steady; hemlock sole, Buenos. and Rio
Srande light, middle and heavy weights, 19149
Wool firm; domestic Reece, 2o@50e: pulled 22@
4oc.; unwashed, I062sc; Texas, t3625c. PORK
Lard steady; prime steam, 5000 Linseed saiss.
Whisky dull and nominal a. k-l40L1f5<.
Freghts to Liverpool dull and declining: cOttu.s,
per sail, Slod.; Per steam, sd; wheat, Per sail,
I'd; per steam. sd,
BALTIMORE, Oct. 25.-Cotton steady and firm,
except for grades below Low middling, which are
dull and heavy; middling, 1oszc.
Flour quset, steady and unchanged. Wheat
Good grades scarce and firm; low met.'nm dull
and lower; No.2 Western red a. 81; No. TO-, 2s:
Pennsylvania red, slsS6L3s; Maryland red, good
to prize, N.3oQl3S: do. amber, sl4291.is: do
whits, sl2561.4o. Corn-Southern quiet; West
ern. opened dull and lower; closed frmer:
S9athern white, 5sG6oc.; do. yellow. $1,000:
western mixed 565z65Ie, spet and November.
Oats steady; demand fair; Southern prime, S3c.;
Western white, 35@Ssc; Western mixed, S2934c.
Rye quiet and steady at 65@Ioc. Hay dull and
heavy; Maryland and Pennsylvania prime, kl50o
@1I0o Provisions quiet and unchanged. But
ter steady; Western good 10 prime, 2025c.; do ,
extra fne, 2592Sc. Petroleum nominal; crude,
n6llLc.; refned, held at 2sc. Coffee strong,
quiet and unchanged. Whisky-Smau sales Of
Western at S1n9sG111H
Receipts-Flour, 4, 500 barrels: wheat. 15,roo
bushels; corn, 5000 bushels; oats, 4,5oo bush
els: rye, 200 bushels Shipments-Corn, 27,OoO
bushals
National Republican., 1876-10-26
AND OHIO RAILROAD.
OCT. 16, 1s76.

OCT. 1s, 1s7s.
Az. Leave washington. 60
!SS B.IsmSIe Eh;cott city sIS Wsg Stations s,,.
o. ROCKS. and fntermedists Stations Msia
,:ic Baltimore and AIexsndris Junction. sunda
s:ls NEW YORK, PHILApELPEIA AND BOSTON
fhISs st,tians h1imna rarior Oars. tsunday stops
80 Esitl%Sis 5 s%S WAY Stations s.,. and Pitts,
burg Express. Parlors and sleepers.
ana So sod st 5oi@ for
300 gsS s.8ss g1 ssssR
Piedmont and Way Stations, Main stem;
s:2O NEW YORK AND BOSTON LIMITED ExPREss,
and all Eastern cities. No stops except az
s snd fhisdslpSis; s suhSsy q Baltimore ssd
Annapolis only.
n:i5 Baltimore, Way Stations Ericott City and
I:zO NV foRK, FHILApELPHIA AND NORFOLK
ExPREss. Alexandria Junction. On sun
$50 Baltimore and way Stations. Frederick via
l:o BHLTiMoRE AND LAUREL ExrREss.
tan Branch.l Connects on Saturday for Hs-
q Baltimore. All Annapolis and wsy Stations.
$50 Baltimore and Way Stations to Annapolis
s:S oIEGIsSAEI ,.r1 ASD t9uIsy,5LI .LfREss 55 VS.
chester. Sleeping cars 70 Cincinnati and
$50 Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
7:U0 PHILADELPHIA AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
7:15 Baltimore and Way Stations.
7:S5 Plttsburg, Chicago. and Columbus.
BED Baltimore, Alexandra junction and Relay.
1D.Oo NEW YORK AND PHILADELPHIA NIGHT EX-
PRESS. Sleeping cars to New York.
1o:o5 Baltimore and Way Stations TO Annapolis
junction.
II:45 ST. Louis, CHICAGO AND CIScISNATI Ex-
PRKss, and to Louisville on Saturday.
Sletpers.
1 ss S.. ss sSe SoS S I ,ns & i Is Is ss no. al ssiiy 700
Al other trains daily, except Sunday.
. valley Branch. or for New YORK and PhiiSdei,
phiA at 5:10 O. m. and 1:40 D. m
For further Information apply At the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Offices, Washington Station, and tsS
en and sos Pennsyivania avenue, and No. 6l3 Ff-
teeuth street n. W., where orders viii be taken for
baggage to be checked and received st any point In
THOS. Z. SHARP,
Master Of Transportation.
I. n. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO. 8. KOONTZ, General Agent.