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National Republican., 1876-03-03
THE CANE ASSOCIATIONS.
PIeparing for Ria Prsctics.

A meeting of the District Of Columbia Game
Protective Association was held last evening at
their rooms, in LeDroit building, almost all the
members being in attendance. Col. ]. y. p.
Burnside, the president, occupied the chair, Ma.
NJ. A. Tsppan acting as secretary.
Capt. Baugh, chairman Of the committee on
range, reported that tie committee had visited
several sites between this city and Alexandria
but were unable TO decide upon any specific range
He asked for further time 10 consider the m after
Mr.. Bell favored an increase Of the committee
on range, and let them commence work at once
and agree upon q range by spring.
Major Tappan approved Of the selection of
BladensburR, as he thought that place would
afford an excellent range.
Col. Burnside, the chairman, thought that an
excellent range could be obtained at College
lawn. as there the Land is leTel, and the ristd .
very dne one.
On motion OF Mr.. Bell, two members were added
to the committee on range.
Messrs. Wheeler and Bell were appointed.
On motion OF Capt. Baugh . committee on
finance was appointed to take charge OF the hnan-
cal affairs OF the association, whereupon the fol-
lowing gentlemen were elected: Messrs. Champ
Lin, Janson and Smithson.
Mr.. NJ. Latimer Was nominated as an active
member of the association, and the nomination
was laid over under the rules.
The members then paid In their monthly dues,
and the association, at $50 p. m, adJourned.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
MEDIcAL.soGIErY.
The Death Of DR.. z A. z.y.ly Anuoupe,

The Death Of Dr.. Z A. Zsvsly Announced.
A special meeting Of the Medical Society was
held yesterday afternoon at two o'clock, at Con
Eaga hall; Vice President Frank A. Ashford, NJ.
D., in the chair, and Dr.Carl KleinschmIdt secre-
tary.
The death of DR.. E. A. ZevslY was announced,
and several OF the members delivered eulsgies on
the life and character Of the deceased. Drs. W.
W. Johnston, @. Z. Hsgner and A. F. A. King
were appointed q committee to draft resolutions
Of respect 70 the memory Of the late member, and
reported the following, which were unanimously
adopted
whereas we are assembled to express our grief
at the sudden death Of our friend and associate,
Dr.. f A. Zeyely and TO do honor 70 ais memory
Resolved, That in thu decease OF our brother We
deplore the loss OF one whose unobtrusiye merit
and generous character had won our highest
esteem.
Resolred, That in his life he offered an example
Of conscientious devotion to the duties Of his pro
fession, and was untiring in the performance Of
its obligations.
Resolved That we deeply sympathizs with his
afflicted family in their great bereavement.
Resolved, That as last tribute OF respect TO his
memory we will attend his funeral and wear the
usual badge Of mourning.
ResoIred, That copy OF these resolutions be
transmitted TO the family Of the deceased and be
published In the daily papers
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Prsaohsrs All soti.,y.

The anniversary Of the Preachers Aid Society,
connected with the Baltimore M. L. Conlerence,
was held last evening AZ the Metropolitan NJ +.
church.
The object fthe organic ition is to provide sup
port In full or in part, for aged ministers, worn
out in the service and having lost their
as pulpit orators, and to furnish aid to the widows
and orphans OF deceased cIergymen former mem.
bers Of the conference.
ReY. DR.. Edwards presided, and after devotional
services Rev. Dr. Brown was introduced and said
tnst the occasion cslled ytvidy to mind the scenes
OF more tnan twice twenty years ago that took
place at an annual conference when the Preach
ers Society was in Its infancy. At that tune both
mnIsters and people gave IL their support, and It
aoounded in good fruit. In the FIRST conferences
locations were frequently the resuiI of necessity
The annual allowances Of travelling minister a nd
vile was exceedingly small, and the best preach.
els, from necessity, were compelled 20 locate 10
make provision for their families and the educa
tvn oi their children The creation of this society
anxious ministers, and 10 create a fund whereby
they Ct uld be provided for. The Preachers Fund
Seelet!, estShiisbed In 1854, was one to guide
them, and the Charter Fund Society," orga plzed
In fhilsdtlphis in 1875, ana Incorporated 10 49,
wee nnaiiy merged into one organization, with
which the Preachers Society was Combined. As
the ministerial list became nded the innds
naiuIaliy became reduced.
The Preachers Aid Society was Incorporated I'm
1877, and all the original corporators have passed
away, excepting the time hcnored president Mr.
lhomas keiso In the forty years and more that
nave ensued what relief the society has extended
10 the sick, advanced in age, helpless widows and
tbildren oil those men who died 10 the nlInistry
In the cloudy and dark dsys-and there mad been
many OF them-many had received assi,tance
irUm the society, and when death entered the
nome OF the itinerant and bre the last link that
round him TO earth the sociery entered and gave
timely aid 10 the oereaved family. The import
ance of the organization has TO of en- shown
10 neeo any argument or persuasion in its favor
These peecfpg its aid have always stood In a
tender relation TO the Cburch. and always re-
cetyed as their necessities demanded. w hen they
retired from public service tbey too often went,
LOT only to privacy but 10 obscurity. He who
saos To the iunds Of the Preachers Aid Society Of
baltimore, either by direct donations or remeIn.
bers them IN his last Will and testament will aid
great and robie charity: his deeds will exist
long after he has departed and viii De IikeneJ
unto the Saviour, who had an eve for the stcg
and voice Tor the distressed. The branch OF the
conference retains over s70.00O the result Of the
beneFolen uncerta king 10 BiltimOre IA 1928 He
assed those whoexpteted, when leaving tnts Ilie
10 enter better, TO leave little Of their worldly
estate 10 this society that II might be used In re-
time. '' " 'Hei'
Addresses were made by Rev. Drs Reese, New
man and others, after which the msoring cIo,eI.
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fhs Night Lodging House.

To the Editor Of the National Republican:
SIR: The report you print day of the meeting
Of the board CT managers, and the su5sequent
opening of the night lodging house last evening,
leaves the impression upon the mind of the
reader that the project was concsiYed By the gen.
tiemen who have row assumed charge of the un-
dertaking. whereas such Is not the case.
The idea originated with the young lady stu
DENTS OF "Rosslyn Seminary through whose
earnest and intelligent exertions q sum of about
$50 was raised, which served as a nucleus OF the
Iund now increased BY subscriptions IRON very
lew persons 10 S5.s "Honor TO whom honor Il
ose." ONEoF THE BOARD or MANAGERS.
WASHINGTON, Harch ., 1875
National Republican., 1876-03-03
poroas Piastsrs.

Porous piasters have been much improved re.
Gently in BENsoS's CAPcIsE PLAsTEI by a
new method Of treating the rubber 80 that 1t
contains more electricity than formerly, one Of
the qualities for which porous plaster has been
especially valued, and by the addition OF Cap
cine, which causes the plaster to act immedl-
stely and makes It the most reliable remedy
known for colds. rheumatism, lameness OF the
back and muscles. kidney complaint, or any OF
the diseases for which Q porous plaster or lini
ment has been used. The manufacturers are
pleased to learn that there s q large class Of
conscientious druggists who, havinx become con.
vinced ef the great merit OF BESsoS's CAPcrSE
PLAsTrR, recommend II in preference to all
others. OF such are E. Drehn, Newark, N. J.;
Chas. Althana and NJ. NJ. Cook. Brooklyn, N. Y:
Thompson, Lilly * Co., Baltimore, Nd; Robert
Powers, Richmond, Va Vincent, OF Broadway,
Brooklyn, says abe recommends no other:;
Guiick & Barry, Tsrrs Hsute, Ind, say "they
are convinced from results from Eaies there that
they are much superior 10 ordinary porous
plasterf;''= Cole Flynn. Danvilis. ya-.l say
atheJ have given satisfaction in every case:" W.
T. Weber, Springfield. Mass, says. They COZ
Thus speak many others. The manufacturers
also regret to hear that IN some instances drug
giete. acting from pecunfary motives, az not 50
large profit 10 made on them as on ordinary
porous plasters have used their iaflueuce TO per-
susde their customers to substitute some other
When you ask for BTEsoN's CArcIHE PLASTER
bs sure Jon get nothing elss Prios, . cents
SKABURY JOHNSON,
Pharmaceutical Chemists New YORK.
For sale By Drew Gibbs. u. r. Hlckllny, x.
II. Ferguson. L. U. Bishop aod u. Stsr s. 10,
National Republican., 1876-03-03
IMPROVEMENTS.
Recent Buildisg Psrmits Issusd

The following building permits have bean Is.
sued BY Inspector fiovman recently: A. Bald.
win, q twostory and basement brick dwelling.
east sice Of Eleventh, between Il and N streets
northwest; $500. David Vailand, repair bakery,
north side OF N, between Ninth and Tenth streets
northwest: 800. James Jolly, two-story frame
dwelling, west side Of Fourth, between X and i,
streets northeast: $500. John Foley, two story
frame dwelling, west side OF Fifth, between X
repair dwelling, east side Of Eleventh. Between
and Z streets southwest; 500. WIN. Cox, a
two-story brick store. west side Of New Jersey
avenue, between p and u streets northysst. SsO5
Ehzaoeth HiDkle, a two-story and basement brick
dwelling, north side OF New York avenue be-
tween Fourth and Firth streets north west; as OCo
James Bennett, a two-story brick dWelIInx' west
side OF sixteenth street, between Mass4ehusetts
avenue and U street northwest; $500. W. ~ Me
lntire, brick ONCE, east side Of Seventh be-
tween u and 3 streets northwest: &ysN -
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Church gociabIs.

The yeung peoples society connected with the
ReT. Dr.. Chestsr's church, on Capitol Hill, gave
. most delightful. IS we'll as a most Interesting,
entertainment in the parlor Of the church on
Tuesday eFening last. The exercises consisted
Of vocal and instrumental music and recitations
The vocal pieces By Mrs. Isaac A. Bassett and
MisB Ella Sparks were exceedingly hne. A song
By the choir Of the church was very well receiyed
Mf. william Moore, accompanied By Mrs Mayne
performed Q beautiful duet on the plano, which
was most heartily ezeored by the large audience
present, and who expressed themselves as highly
Moore plays with . great deal Of expression and
power, and he is destined 70 take Q front rank
amo1g the musicians Of this city. The whole
Isaac A. Bassett, ESQ president Of the society
and BE ncquitted himself In very credItsble
mnuner. he was most ably assisted by Harry
simpson, esq, Miss Mamie Grey and Miss Ella
Uook. The next socisble VIII take place on the
thlrd Tuesday Of this month.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
BoUNTIEs FOR THE VETERANS.
Meeting Of Union Soldiers Enlisted Before tn.

A number OF veterans of the late war who we're
in the regular army when the war broke out as-
sembled 1t Gonzsgs hall for the purpose OF FORM
ing an association, for the purpose Of advancing
their interests before Congress in obtaining the
passage of bill granting them bounty.
Captain John A. Miller called the meeting TO
order, and was elected chairman. Mr.. NJ. H.
Stevens was chosen secretary. The chairman set
forth In few words the results Of the efforts that
have been put forth heretofore to secure bountIes
for the men who were enlisted in the regular
army before the war and who had served IN
quelling the rebellion.
Mr.. Joseph Loughran made few remarks, urg-
iHg the Justice Of their claim. He was followed
by Messrs. Ryan, O'aare, Amos and others.
Mr.. Loughran presented the memorial which
WAS put before Congress last session.
Messrs- Cornelius Ryan, Patrick 0Hare,
Joseph Loughran, John A. Miller and N. H.
stevens were appointed committee to draft
constitution, and report st the next meeting.
Messrs. Ryan, Loughran and Miller were ap-
pointed . COMMITTEES to take charge Of the memo
rtal
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Tha,Paatime

The PGsliHs is the title Of new am stusr jour.
mai published in this city by Masters Du Hamei
sna Boudinot, with a guaranteed circulation oi
one thousand numbers. The initial number Is far
above the average Of similar papers, and its news
gossip and editorial comments stamp II as the
nrst Of its class. The typographical appearances
Is ~ once neat and pleasant, the several depart
meots being well arranged. and especial atten-
ton paid to the proper display Of Advertisement
This portion Of the work Is done In the NATIONAL
REPUBLIcAN job Office with its new type, which
Is su1ncient guarantee Of its correctness and
beauty
National Republican., 1876-03-03
A Young Nan Gained in esorgstown.

popular young merchant of Georgetown, Mr..
h. J. Strasourger, whose birthday occurred on
tue e9ih Of February, was agreeabiy surprised BY
MS friends that evening, mostly from Washing
ton accompanied By . band OF music Afte.
hand.shRking and congratulation. tile hoor was
cleared end dancing commenced ami coutfuuei
until ll:5o O'Clock, when the party repaired 10
the dining room, where tables spread with
al kinds. Of eatables awaited them Amer
doing full Justice to the good things on the tables
Mr.. Strasburger was further surprised BY being
presented with q beautiful gold headed cane
The presentation was made by Mr.. Henry Stras.
burger In a very appropriate speech. Alter the
response and other remarks, the dancing was re.
sumed and continued until 2 o'clock, when the
company departed for their homes
National Republican., 1876-03-03
catarrah. Dsafnsss and Affection Of the Ears
Cured.
a Valuable Discovery.

DR.. Q. W. Benson, . practiefng physician at loe
North Eutau street, baltimore, Nd, (who has
paid muchSattention to nervous diseases,) has
discovered that extract Of celery and chamomile
cures headache, either bilious, dyspeptic. ner-
vous or sick headache, neuralgia and nervous
nets. This Ia triumph In medical chemistry,
and sufferers all over the country are ordering
by mail. He prepares II in pills, at 80 cents por
box. The Doctor Is largely known and highly re-
spected in Baltimore. These pills are sent, post
age free, to any address, and sold by all whole
sale. and retail druggists In Washington, George
town and Alexandria.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Fire at the Capitol.

Shortly before O'Clock yesterday afternoon
FIRE was discovered1n the room over the statlonery.
room ofthe Heuss Of Representatives, occupied ss
storeroom for various Congressional documents.
It was caused By atpark from the grats below
igniting the books piled against an open hue, and
extipguIsbed with buckets OF water, but not until
considerable damage had been done In the way
ofdestroying books. Had 1t not been tor the
prompt action Of Captain Blsckford, Of the Capt.
~ pra ar
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Base Ball.

The regular annual meeting OF the Mutual
bass ball club was held last night, and the fol.
lowing officers and board Of directors were
elseted. Also, 9 delegate to represent the club
IN the national amateur convention, TO meet in
Philadeiphia, March s, 1876: President, +. W.
Bell: vice president, A. St A. Smith: secretary,
q. =. Bruce: treasurer, ID. A. Fisher: captain,
T. H. Barlow; directors, Bell, Barlow, q, Bruce
I'd. MontaRue and y. L Locke.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Centennial Opening Of New Goods.

For immense bargains in boots and shoes 20 to
L Heilbruu's cheap shoe store, Ne. 4Os Seventh
street northwest. Read these quotations: Gents
calf boots, $3.50 to 80; gents CATERS sl25 to S.
buckskin and kid CATERS, school and working
shoes, S1 ladies' lasting CATERS, 81 to as ladies'
button boots, sl50 to 80: very hne French kid
button, s4j0; French kid bronze slippers. 81 so;
ladies' slippers, 25 cents to SO so; sandal, button
and tie slippers, children's shoes, 20 cents 10 81
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Gaaolinh Exnlnsinn.

About go o'clock last evening an alarm Of fire
uss turned In from box IS. The cause Of the IRE
was the explosion Of gasoline lamp while 1t was
being lighted by eolored girl named Annie
NuilArer, servant in the house Of Joseph Cat.
ton. No. 5iT Seventh street southwest. The kirl
was bAdly burned about the head and neck.
About 80 worth Of damage was done to the prop.
erty bei0Te the IRE was extiuguIshed.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
0frY irsAs

Trussror's Iyoxv raAzx roorn Povpu
used daily VIII keep the teeth clean, white snA
lound, the gums healthy and the breath swsst.
Twenty-Five and nfty cent? per bottle.
yoUvzSs lnoDoRous kfD-tfLovn OrzAHm
viii renovste soiied gloves thoroughly sn1
quickly. Twenty -Gve Cents per bottla
TzuHrson . PoEADE OPTINR 70 equal 70 sno
snd rfty cents per bottle.
( Wills SrKxEsrHnNrHa RLAsfzas ars IL
very bssk All sold oy draxxfstG
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Rs.i E,t.t, ssie,.

b. X. Warner. real estate broker and auction,
eer. sold yesterday afternoon, at suction, for A
b. Duvai, trustee, the west half OF lot IS,
walton 10, on the south side Of q street. between
Third and Four -and-a half northwest, aud In.
proved By threestory and brovnstone- front
dwelling, known IS No. 3ii TO ID. y. Murphy.
esd. at ts,eso. the deferred payments besrinK
tue purchaser
National Republican., 1876-03-03
BALTIMORE POTOMAC z. Z.
II DEPOT CORNxR SIXTH AND STnEgT5 q. W


- DEroT CoRNx8 SIXTH AND BSTnHrTS n. "
On and amer JANUARY 2, l66,-,
trains Vii leave Washington ~
s;CO a. m, Limited man daily for the West.
pslly, except sunday, for the Sorth. to Canaan.
daizna, Buffalo and Niagara Falls.
m, ESpres: for Baltfmore daily.
t,yl dahy, except Sunday.
n.S :. n, fast Linz tor ne West and North:
I:s6p. D., E1pres. for Phnsdelph,a and Ne,
fork and Norfolk. Wis Baltimore, daily, except
asss p: M. Accommodation for Baltimore, daily,
$40 p; m... Pope's Greek accommodation dsasy,
as ,; n. Phii.delpai. express. for PhilaasI-
40 p. NJ. For Pittsburg ana the West daily;
for Csnandsigua and the North daily, except Sat-
7:ss p. m, Mixed train for Bowie daily, except
$40 ;; m. For Phradelpaia, New York. ana Boz
Trains fer roPE CE1SK LINE leave q. 7:so =
a and 4:2a D. n..d daily except 5undAy.
rrsins Tor ANNAPoLI3 leave a. 7:56 .. - md
Puiim.n Pslses Sleeping Car to Ptssseurg IN ruz
an the train leaving at5;fO .. N.
Pullman Farscr Car to FrtsUurz Il run on tho
srafn leaving at $50 m. daily.
pullman Palace Sleeping Car 20 Rochester 10 ran
on tie train leaving at 7:D p. N.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Car to Chicsgo on train
Tieasts and Information can Be procured ss ne
sees o. sss s.sd oT zd chscksd Il nose sand pri.
vste residences on orders leI ~ ne 4Mees of as
EennsyivaniA avenne- and on the northeast eornaf
Dspot BALTIMoRE q POTOHAC RAILROAD,
ssrnsr sixth .,d 3 'Ihse 5. n BOYD, Jn..
General PASSENGER Agent, PniisasfypniA a, q p.
- Rrn.rtrtaSds,t n.itST.o-e n1
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Theatre comious-psnrv o,y,ill.

This evening Mr.. Denny ONeilf, the popular
dcorkeeper Of the Theatre Conique, has his beue
ut. Denny's friends will turn out ia full force
and give him right royal bumper. The at,rac-
tons of the evening are both good and numerous
National Republican., 1876-03-03

NEW YORK, March 2.--An Albany dispatch
states that Doisn. the Noe murderer, has been
rsspIted TIL April IA.
NonYoLK, VA, March 9--lsaiah Trifin.
negro nan aged twenty. eight. vas to-day hung
n Postsncuth fcr outrsginE his brothsr's WIFE,.
L1rrLx vALLxr, N. ~, Msreh 2--Nelson II.
Ooal. VITO uss TO Be hanged tomerrou for the
murder Of Chas T. wfnDir has been further
Tv,pitsd by tAs QQrs7sf " nsfsaS. -
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Nsu Firm,

Messrs. Stevens & Roberts, ssl F street north.
west, real estate loan and insurance, arunow pre-
pared to transact with promptness any business
In this line tntrusted to their City railroad
stocks bought and sold.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
II Ypu uaa "Ra,,att,,r

lliquid) Laundry Gloss, " starched goods may be
hrng OUT the coldest weather aud in windy
weather and the starch will not freeze out. Un.
equaied hDsh: preserves the fabric. Beginners
can do good work with it. For sale at Flint's, 80
National Republican., 1876-03-03
A LEXANDRlA AND wASHIN4TOR
a RAILROAD AND ALEXANDRIA AND
FREDLRICKSBUR9 RAILWAY.
o.ror coasra OF SIXTH AND B srRzzrs,

Local trains for Alexandria leaye-,=r1
follow.: -, 1:0o 3. =. 10, II q. N, @4@c<<
l. '4:2O. 5, SEQ, p. n The q. m.
and sndsp. m trains run daily; all other trains
Local trains leave Ale1.ndrta as fonovs: g. -, q
q 10, II q m.;1, . = 500 ] p. n. The and
10 n, and p N, trains leave Alexandra daily
Al other trains daily. except sunday.
RIcbmond Day Mall leaves Washington daily st
Great southern Express via Riehnoad leaves
washington u:S p. m, daily. On Sunday rams 10
Alexandria only.
Through tickets to AL point. senth and South
west sale AZ oces, corner OF Thirteenth street
and Pennsyiylnia avenue, and Sixth street and
Pennsylvanla avenue, where psssenKers can leays
orders for hagZrge, to be checked at AL ths hotsis
sad resids1css through 70 Destination.
80 ID. IL. BOYD, JR.,
n<2p-tf 9enerzi Passenger Aren't.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
Evsning Msstirg.

There was large attendance at the Congreza-
tivoai church In the evening. After the opeuin G
exercises Mr. Hammond read from Acts xiv,
making. as usual many Interesting comments
upon the passages. Mr. Bsntly sang q new solo,
emitted '!esus, Thy Saviour, Knocks at Thy
heart short praise meeting was held. and
several related their experiences. Mr.. Ham,
mend preached an interesting and effective SER
mon on Nahman's leprosy and its cure, after
which the inquiry meeting was opened.
National Republican., 1876-03-03
RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.

y <-]'D OA-Ac A%1>%%<%<O<>Ns
CHANGE OF TIME, FEH. "a. iss 800
AN. Leave Washington. -
500 Baltimore and Way stations.
TO BALTIMORE EhxPKEss-Dany, BREAKFAST at
500 NEw YoRK ExPRxss. On Sunday to BstI-
more oniys stopping az Nay Stations
s:ss cincinnat.st- Louis and Pittseurg Express.
$50 baltimore BIiis; and way stations; s.4, a. m. on
$50 Point of koesRsh Rh,ndd and " way ' ssssioas. IONS
Iols BALTlhoEE USLI,aITEDE ExPREss. No stops.
Els Baltimore. Way Stations.
l:So NEW YORK AND NoRFoLKE xPREss-Daliy.
Psrior Cars: on sundayto Baltimore only,
stopptng at Way stAtlonsf
as Point Of Rocks. Frederick. winchester aud
i:4s Baltimore, Annapolis and Way stations.
$50 CHlcIeo AsD SoLuNBus ExrnssszDaIly.
Connects for hsEsrstoun and Winchester.
sSS sS Bs,mSTs Bs.%Srs .aS and
500 CISoISNATI. LorIsyILLE, sr. Louis AND
PITTsBu RG ExrREss-D Daily. An Way sta
Does Does not connect for Pitisears on saaday.
s:25 HEw YonK ExRRxss. Sleeping cars to New
s:25 Baltimore, Bisdenssurr. Beltsville, Laurel
and Annapolis JunctIon-Daily.
LEAVE CAMDEN sTATIoS, BALTIMORE, FOR
4:45 Sl5. 5000, 7:s sss =. M. i2o 4:io 500, eeo
train I i leaves @ sE Z iac 20 .. m. saadsyy % - NJ
$50 s:sO, 1OO a. m, s:I5, s:so, siS p. m. daily,
soeehseetloS n Sa on sunday for H.gerssowa, Fred
erick, Annapolis, staunton or Valley Branch, nor
for New York and Philadelphia At $500 a. m. and
FogS p fartner Information apply u shs Baltimore
An Ohio ticket Offices, Washingtvn stltion. and
Bs Pennsylyania avenue, where orders viii be
taken for Sssssss E TO Be eheffsa aRd ssssysd as
In. COLE, eererz Ticket Agent.
exc. s. KO6NTz. GeneraI AEsaI. las-tf
1876. 1876
NEW YORK AND WASHINGTON
THROUGH LINE TO BALTIMORE.
fHi-ADissFF isFHi1inz NV 1xinzk.
AL POINTS ~ TsrfFss. TEs axw rsalAsD
r On and after January 2. is7S trains ~ this
hne win leave Depot OF Baltimore and Potomac
- !. m. Limised E1press-PulInsn car Trs,n.
for PailadelphiA, New YORK ana points East
~ sIpasss for fSl.aephi. and New Yors
sss NJ xIpls ass fos PSil.delphi. ana way point.
$50 p. m. Express FOR Philadelphia, New YORK and
PtILaAs PARLoR CARS ON all Day Train.
PqLLMAN PALACE sLxKPISe cARs On
Tickets and Information can be procured .. ths
ofEces Of the company .fr
Bsxraxe called for and cheeksd ~ hossls md pri-
vste rssidences on orders LEFT 81 the onces ofths
oomnanv rortheAst corner Thirteenth street and
Pennsyivxnix avenue, and on the northeAst corner
q ssh Tsi iss
corner Ska saa '.rssE 5: X. BOYD, IL,
General Passenger AfEsaad fnen,esipa1S "a
sp1s superintendsnt. Baitinors, Hd.