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The Wheeling daily register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1864-1878, 1876-06-26

About the ordinary condition Of Affairs
for some time prevailing may still De re-
corded for this market, There is more
or less demand for All grades, and occs-
sioaslly stock moves with sufficient free
dom TO give the market fairly sctive
tone; but business can hardly be called
encouraging. and buyers are someShs;
shy of the cost The figures at which
supplies are offered, however, are re-
msrkably low, and sellers commence 10
resist the constant calls mxde upon them
for concessions, especially As the indica
tons seem to point 70 determination to
hold back supplies in the interior for the
present Country sellers have,
10 be sure, shown q more liberal under
standing Of the situation in many cases,
and new Fleeces were offered nj Soc, as
against 2(a5c more asked . short time
ago; but there wss not . free Offering,
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what 10 do with Non-seading Cab
bAges.

Isst autumn Was mourning over an
,nusual number of half developed cab
hsLes. which were only fit to be fed to
the cows, and mentioned the fact to a
Du,cbess Co. farmer, who is in business
in New York. and has lately bought a
farm near us, asking # his crop had
turned out uadly. His answer was, that
he hsd no more soft beads than he want.
"a or 10 the effect that he would feel
disappointed if be had no, considerable
number. Now We, neither OF us, raise
cshh.ges for market but for our own
consumption mainly, and was utterly
=, a loss to know what he could do with
a quarter of his crop that failed 70 make
beads.
He told nae that he dug wide trench.
50 deep that after some top soil was
thrown in he could set the csbbases out
in the trench as close as they could stsnd
and their heads would not come up level
with the top Of the ground. when
planted, he;;oevers the trench with boards
and some brush, corn stalks, SAIL nay
and earth en- the top, keeping il open ~
the ends or elsewhere until cold weather;
and then covering it in close. de SAID
thew would all have firm, solid heads IN
the spring.
tried it, and ., the time l write
(April) we are enjoying tho best CAB,
bsses we ever ate. They are rather small
to b, marketable, say AZ "a inches IN
diameter, solhd and sound, crisp and ten.
der A delicate as cauhnowers, and what
IS most remarkable, never know when
we are going to have cabbage for dinnei
until 1 see il upon the table. The great
objection I have to this most wholesom ms'
and delicious vegetable is. that 1t usually
6lls the house. with its perfectly desest.
able cdor, so to have cabbage w'tn1u'
this drawback it is worth all the trouo'e
a <uNafa
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VALUABLE
INFOR NATION
FOR BILIOUS. REMITENT, and
intermittent FEVER;

orwhat is more commonly termed Fever
AMI Az e, with pain i'll the Loins ana
Inrongh the Back, an indescrisabie
g INV sensation down the spine,
AN irresistible disposition 10 yawn,
yawn. PAIN IN the Eyes, 'lch
j. increased by moving them,
blu. ungc in the skin, and great llstIess,
ness and debility. VEGET NE Is n saie ana
o.itiv. Remedy. IL il compounded ex
clusiyely from the Juices of carefully &c
Iected banks and herbs, and so strongly
concentrated that IL is one Of the Greatest
CIeansers OF the Blood that Is or can De
put together. vEGETINE does not stop
with breaking Chills and Fever, but IL eA.
tends its won 4erful influence into every
part OF the human system, and ehtiIeIy
rradicates every faint OF disease. Nf1E'
TINE ,,oes mol act as powerful catharllc,
IL d.bilitate the bowels and cause the pa
ttent tn dread other serious complain -
which must inevitably follow, olut IL
strik,s at the root OF disease by fnriiylng
th. blood, restores the Liver and Kidneys
In healthy action, Regulates the Bowels,
and assists Nature in performing All oil
IN. Juties which devoiys upon her;
thousands OF invalids are suffering 10
day nom the effect Of Powerful PurgatlNe
Nostrums, Frightful quantities OF Sul.
rim. and Poison doses OF Arsenic, neither
of which ever have, or ever could, reach
the true cause of their complaint.
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Cincinnati Leaf Tobacco Market for
Week Ending June17.

The market has ruled steady during
the pas. week, without any material
change in prices over those current fol-
the past two weeks. The offerings at
auction have been large, but chiefly Of
the low and common grades.
The total offerings at auction for the
week were l,l22 hhds and lS9 boxes:
Atthe Bodmsnn Warehouse-26l hhds
and IS boxes: Is hhds and 20 boxes new
West Virginia at 81 04@ll 70; boxes al
50 35@25 so.
At the Morris Warehouse -242 hhds
and 90 boxes: 9 hhds new West Virginia
i at S. Is, 4 at 50 00G7 20, 2 at 80 Is
@9 80.
AT the Planters Warehouse-223 bids
and lG boxes: "A hhds and Is boxes new
West Virginis-hhds at So OOCglO %;
boxes at 81 60(a,5 90.
At the Globe Warehouse-2l7 hhds
/ hhds new Virginia At . 7Ogll %.
At the Miami Wareheuse-ll9 hhds
and 10 boxes: hid new West Virginia
AT s. %.
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From the Albany Argus.
The country never possessed so many
beautiful marriagesble young woman as
it does at the preassnt time. And why
do we not have more marriages? We
answer. because marriage for love is the
exception and not the rule. The young
people of this age have gone fashion and
money mad. IL the dandy bank clerk
who pays one halt of his income for board
and the other half Tor clothes cannot I'M
prove his condition he will not marry
The shop girl who earns good wages and
cannot be distinguished by her dress from
the bankers daughter certainly will not
plunge into matrimony unless she eau bet
ter her condition IN life. IL n man is for
tunate enough to possess money, 1t mat
tiers not how old or ugly he may be. hum
dreds of intelligent, handsome young
women can be found only too willing to
become his wife. Love is an after consid'
Grafton. They marry to be supported
and dressed eNtravagantly. How often
do We hear the remark, Better 10 be an
old mans darling than poor mans
slave" Also! too many of them are not
satisfied 70 be dsrlings. They will per-
sist in loving other men sitter they are
married. 1t cannot be denied that a
great mum Der Of the unmarried men are
adventures looking for wives who can
keep them without working for living
The peace and contentment of happy
home are not taken into consideration.
They are willing TO suffer hell upon
earth if they can be kept in idleness. If
our young people do not abandon this e1-
trsysesnce of dress and greed for money
our country will be fi.led with old bach
alors and old maids. We must have
more genuine courtships and marriages
to have prosperity and happiness in this
world. Too many marry for money only
to be disappointed and unhappy the rest
of their lives.
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UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA.

GUNNER LAW LECTURES (NlNE
~ weekly, begin 18th July, lS.6, and
end 18th September. Have proved of Sig
nal use,-lst, TO students whe design TO
pursue their studies At this or other Law
privately and Sd, to practitioners who
have not had the advantage OF system.
aiie instruction. For circular, apply Up.
" University Of VAL TO JOHN B. MINOR,
frof. Com. and Stat. Law. jun2eodb
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UNQUALIFIED APPRECIATION,
BnsroN. Nov. Is, lai.

BnsroS, Nov. IS, lsi.
HR STEVENS. Esd
mr. Sr-During the past nse yeAN
haya hsd ample opportunity 10 luoge OF
,hN ,,,.rit of VEGETINE- Ny wife has used
A. ,or som plants attending lady OF DELI
cais health, with more oenepeia resuls
,hs, anythin< else which she ever TIED
49,. given 10 to my children under
a,n,"st every Circumstance sttet DING
Isr.,s fnmily, and always with marx I'd
h'.sst I have taken II myself Win snch
80, nanefit that ! cannot Hnd words TO
s1n',ss my unqualified -PPi e-iation "i
wSiIe PERFORMING my duties as Police
os, ,,er i'm this city, Il has been my iot 10
ali IN with A great deal OF Sickness nm
hlt,,s,ineIy recommend VpsErISE. and l
49, tnev OF a case where IL did not
49, Ali thai was claimed for IL fAruc-
ppia,,v i'm cases OF debiliIated or imPoS-
srishs-i state OF the blood It's ELECTS are re
suy " nderfsil; and for All eomPiAns
sris;ng from an impure state oil The
~ "a IL appears TO work IKE charm,
sn,t + 40 MOI believe there are any eircufn
s,arcsS under which We ETisE can be
NJ With injurious results. and IL III
sIwaxs affond me pleasure 10 give any
,nr,n.r tnforIna ION IS 10 What know
about yE6EfISE
vash Police station l.
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VECETINE

works in the human system In perez
Tarr,nny with Natures Laws, and while
i, ia nIeasa,t To the taste, genial To the
stomsch, and mild in its influence on the
bowels. il is absolute In its action on dls-
essa and Is not vile nauseouS Bitters,
purging the In valid into false hope INA.
D., - Vegetable Medicine, compounded
nnan s,ientific pr ncipies. Ii is endorsed
nv the best physicians where Its virtues
~ Wy IN tested, is recommended Only
49, medicine l. Needed, and is not
mi.ture of cheap whisky sold under the
cloak Of Bite!s,
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WANTED---Aoents.

VNHE CONDIMENT l. FOOD COMPANY
L are prepared To appoint suitable par
towns for sale of their Continental and
GorCion Foods for Horses, Cattle and
Poultry. Energetic, responsible parties
wishing 10 engage in q profitable business
In which there Is no competition and no
rick will do well TO Enthusiastically
preferred. GEO. A. MUNTH,
Supt. Continental Food Co., lss Liberty
street. Pittsburgh, Pa. mySl
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DRUGGISTS.
LAUGHLIN BROS. & co.

Drugs, Chemicals and Medicines
Paints, Oils. White Lead, Turpens4ne
Varnish, Window Glass and
Glassware,
No. l2sI MAIN 1T. WHEELING
~ cases Concentrated Lye,
lou Matches.
barrels Carrots Spuffs.
80 boxes Carrots Packs.
1000 pounds Dutch Madden Priml.
500 Indigo Spanish Float.
D barrels chip LogwoOd.
3 Chip Fus'ic.
At LAGGHLIN BROS. & cos
100 ounces Quinjne. Powers6 W eighiman
81 " Sulphate Morphia-
81 " Nitrate silver.
~ Strychnia.
For sale at LAUGHLIN BROS & cos
81 pounds Chioroform.
80 Bromide Potassium.
p Calomel.
3 Iodide Potash.
80 Fluid Extracts, Tildens.
IL Solid Extracts, do.
80 bottles Sug"~ Coated Fills.
3 dozen Elixels.
rs dozen Bakers Cod Liver Oil.
% Halls Lung Balsam.
y Iayne's EIpecIOrani.
% Ayers Cherry Pectoral.
lcO Essences-Cinnamon,S sc.
so Bateman Drops.
500 Godfrey's Cordial.
100 Essence Jamaica GengCr,
Al LAUGHLIS BROS. & COS.
2,u0 pounds Grain Pepper-Singapnre.
Ja Gloves.
sou " AllSpice.
2OO Nutmegs-Governm
JD Cream Tartar. pare & choict'
JD " Mustard, in cans aud IN bulk
5U Ground Ginger, East linda an
Jamaica. CoS's Gclatine, Arrow Root
Tapioea and sage.
ded2 AT LAUGALlS BROS. & cos.
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RAILROAD BoNDs-Quiet.
C n,;ot end ne

nal.
STocKs-Opened very quiet, and the
fluctuations in many leading shares were
only two points. New York Central de-
clined from 1861 to LOG; Western Union
from 673 to CIT; Lake Shore from 64i 70
543, ard St. Paul preferred from 104 to
70s. Union Pacific rose to GO: Michigan
Central strong and advanced from AZ to
49t. The market throughout the day
was extremely dull, changes being slight,
and closed dull and steady. Transac-
tions included 1000 shares Pacific Mail,
1900 Western Union, 5000 Northwest
ern, $500 St. Paul, $500 Lake Shore and
S, 800 Michigan Central.
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL

NEW YORK, June 24-MoSEf-Eassyy
at 2 per cent. Prime mercantile paper q
as per cent. Customs receipts 81 i4,v"'
The Assistant Treasurer disbursed Soor
600. Sterling. sixty days, 4s794SIt.
GoLD-Opened a: III ana c,v ,sS -
1924, declining in the interim 70 ut.
GovrpSnRETs-Dull and steady.
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Accom- IN odation tram leaves Bellaire al
sD p. NJ, and arrives At Steubenville at
epP.N.
Special Accom- mediation trains leave
Bsllaire at 80 a. m, and 1880 p. m;
Bridgeport lU:Uj "A. m. and 90 p. IN arrive
al Martins Ferry at l0:l5 q. m. and /: l5 p.
IN. Returning leave Martins Ferry at
II -. a. ~, anu 80 p. M; Bridgeport III no
q. m. aud 3:lU =. m: arrive at Bellaire al
II 81 Il. NJ, and 3:25 p. m.
Tickets 10 All principal points In the
East iud West can be procured At the
Union Ticket ONCE in Mcclure House, and
NJ the station at Bridgeport.
+. X. MYERS,
apis General Passenger & Ticket Agent.
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WHEELING BUSINESS COLLEGE.

ESsrABLLsHED iss. OgREnAR1 IN
u proved eoune Of sfe1y ~ -.
Teal educAiton Of yoang 49, mt
rooms, rpfltted and furnfshsd. Da1ts
room foF ladies. ss1lons day and even
sfrsdent: slnD tboeough eoufse In the ing.
lIsh branches. Cnli q College Once, oppo
sits NoLIurs Hoo. 90 sddrue,
In YfxAsakR 4 CO,
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c. A. lwINGERTER.

ID Il N II 7 B Il .
OFFICE AND RESIDENCE No lest
~ Main street, above 18th, Wheeling, "
Va Nitrous Oxide Gas aud other 1ne
thetics administsrel' -'C octH
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ROASTED COFFEE.

Our celebrated brand,
TINGLE & ISHAM'S CHOICE,
Has become deservcily popular with the
trade II may now be found in .ost all
first class retail stores in the city and
country. Those without il would largely
increase their sales by keeping Il il, stock
TINGLE 4 lSHAM
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Gives Health, Strength, and Appe-
bite.

Nc laughter has received great benent
,! ~ ma of the VE6ErINE Her de-
Ginning health was source OF great an1i-
CHI, ~ ali her friends A few bottles OF the
SsrSrISE restored her health, Strength
and appetite. D.. "a; 800 At
No ~ Sears Building, Boston, Mass
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CAROLINA RICE.

We have in store the
LARGEST STOCK OF RICE
In the market, direct from factors in
IN South Carolina and are PREPARED 10
offer buyers good goods lower than they
can buy elsewhere all through the season.
TINGLE j lSHAM.
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FISH.

We have q large stock Of
Msckerel,
Lake Herring. -
White Fish -
Goldfish,
And will ~ usual supply the trade al low
or prices than elso~ here
TISGLE d ISHAM.
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TEAS.

THIS branch Of our business has for
some years been substantially on the in.
crease, owing Ia the care We bestow 10
buying our stock, and long experience
IN handling TEAs, whiehlenables US a.
offer the trade
Young Hyson,
Hysons,
GunPowders,
lmperisls,
oolongn
Sonchongs,
Jspans,
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az all grades r, less prices and Of better
qualities than can I've bought IN any house
IN the city. We will match any Eastern
house in price and quality.
TlNGLE Il ISHAM.
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TOBACCOs.
Navy lbs.
Hslbrook's Monitor, Louisville,
Locker, Virginia Dare
Jib Boom, Gable Roll.
Navy l.8s.
Jib Boom Louisville,
Old Reliable, Nectar,
Andrew Jackson.
Las and les.
Andrew Jackson, Planter Chow
Universal.
Twists.
Gold Charm, Jewelcd Barr.
Beau Monde, Patrick Henry,
sunny South, Millners
Tslboih, Venus,
" Inch in C4ddies, Pig Leaf IN Drums.
Bright lbs.
Peach Blossom, Washoe,
Rose Lump, Victoria,
Peytou Grsveley.
SmOkinE.
y. q. l., y & lbs., Good Enough l.
Army j Navy u, Scrap u,
Tom x Jerry l., Joker =
Old Six Twist.
With the above extensive VARSITY Of
brands and large stock d Tobacco, VIC
invite al who buy these good. % consult
their own interest by giving us n call.
TISGLE d lSHAM.
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Nos. 2aud run daily, No. and sdaiiy,
except sunday.
East bound trains make connections at
Baltimore for Philadelphia, New York
and Boston. At WashingtonIify for all
points south.
West bound trains make direct connec-
lions Tor all principal points West and
Northwest.
Pullman Palace Sleeper will run on No.
2and nom BenwoOd 10 Chicago.
WHEELING PITTSB URGH AND BAL
7INORE DIVISION.
LEAVES. ARRIVE.
sWheeling washington "a,
dtI!N at....S:lOA NJ daily at.---l0 :i5A. u
wheeling washington, Pa,
daily alb ID p. NJ daily At. 20 p. II.
sSundayS excepted. l7Sundays excepted.
Tickets Ia ali principal points on sale
a, depot. Office open AT all hours during
THOS. K. SHARP,
Master OF transportation.
R.T. DEVRIES. General Agent. apis
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DIED.

ASGELL. On June q, Is76, Mrs. MANY RAM
GILL, IN the baih year OF her age
The friends Of the family are invited 20 attend the
tuners from Der late residence, No. 80 Freierick
street Georgetown, on Mondsy, Of s D. m.
DELANEY. Suddenly, ct .. m, June g, lsT6.
Mise msRGARET DKLANEY.
Relative and friends respectfully invited 20
ettend her funeral 81 m. Sunday, from she resf-
dence OF her sister, Mrs. Lewis. on n, between
sOi and 2lst streets northwest. The remains will
then be taken 20 81. Augustine's church
DOhALDsON. Departed THIS life on the ev en-
ing OF June y, 1875, At II O'Clock, MArILDA Don
ALISON, widow % Thomas. II Donaldson, AFTER a
lingering snd painful illness 90 many years Whic
abe bore with Christian fortitude aud resigpation
IN the sOth year OF her age.
Her relatives and friends reFpectfully invited
70 attend her funeral SuDday afierno1n. at S n m !,
from tbe residence Of her SOM No 1880 Tth street
northwest.
FREhZEL. June q, 1870. a. n O'Clock, H.RRT
a; ERENz Il, eldest con II Louis and a lien Frtn-
Iel aged AZ years; OF drOpsy Of tie heart After a
q and painful Hines. he Is st rest.
Funeral VIII take place from his parents resi-
dtLee, corner Bridge and Washington streets,
1coTsetCwn. on Sunday morning. 1t d. O'Clock
tTieIds and &C IuantsncCs respectfully invited
- attend. Boston and san Francisco papers please
COPY
HATTON. June ., ISIS. of consuu psfon, RrcH-
AID WATERS hATaoN. M the s3f year of his are
Funeral 81 p IA sunday, from the rosidsucs az
bis sister. Mrs- Louise =. Butler, 9Oa ID street,
friencs Of the faniy are ssecfuliy iHyted % at
tend.
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nUECAEsoa BROS, AuctiOnsers.

II hECIiOHcels.
TRUsTEEy SALE OF AN ELEGANT TWO
STONY, BASEMENT, AND MaNshRD HOOF
PRESSED BRICK FRONT ROUSE, with all
the modern improvements, situated on X street,
between 9Th and 10Th streets northwest, being
numbered 933, on street, at auction.
BY virtue CT deed OF trust given to US, and -
dated August 2, A. ID. 1872, duly recorded in ta Il
Liber co. folio lS5. OF the land records for the
District OF Columbia ard at the request Of the par
ties secured thereby, will SELL az pubic elton
in front OF the premises, on WEDHESD aY, the
2sth day Of June, A. ID. 1876 ct $50 clock 10 the
afternoon, Bl that piece or parcel Of ground stu
ated ard lying Ia the city OF Warrington, District
Of Columbia and being known a8d described on the
ground plan of said city as al OF lot marked and
lettered u. ia BENZ amin y. Gilbert's recorded SUBJ
division o. part OF square numbered three hundred
nents, consisting of elegant two story basement
and mAnsard roof pressed brick front ID yelling
House. With every convenience of first class reef.
denoe; This property is In most desirable loca-
handsomely fenced.
Terms: The amount OF Indebtedness secured by
said deed OF trust unpaid and expenses of sale in
cash, balance in g. IL and Is months; notes bearing
six cent interest from day OF sale, and secured
by deed Of trust on the property sold. a de post
OF 600 Will be required al time Of sale. ALI con.
yeyaLepg st expense OF purchaser IL terms of eale
are not complied with IN five days from day of sale
at the risk aud cost of the defaulting purchaser
Wa z V6haIassssbjLrR, Trustees.
FRANK W. HACKETT, ASS La. ave,
Attorney for Trustees
1e9 DUNOANeON BROS, Aucts.
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DRY GOODS.

T'HE LOWEST CITY PRICES FOB DRY
IIL THssUumsSSS S s2fsocK I'd ZEE SOLD.
GREAT OPPORTUSITY F0B CASH BUYkR5.
All 20 cent Bress Goods now %.
All S7S cent Dress Goods now Is
All N-cent areuadin now q.
All e2x cent Grenadines now SIX,
All rs. cent Gren adj aes now 50
NAVY Blues, Brown and Figured Percales
Large stock Lawns, LIS cents.
Plan Linen Suitings, - cents up.
White Victoria Lawns, l21x, Is, rs, %, q CENTS
Wide Sheetsgs3 % cents-Deyer before known
Ladies W hite Skirts cheap, 10 Gloss ont
Men ard Boys Summer Suits cheap, at cost
Straw mattings and Carpets at cost
Nosc IS the ttIIs for Bd-galns
r. N.NAUDAIy.
IeH-u 709 Market Space.
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RALTIMORE AND OHIO RAIkAOAp.
JUNE nth, 1875.

Asi9s-Ealt more and ~ .ss ssssiaas:
6:tO-baitimcre, Annapolis, and way stations,
r9lnt Of Rocks and intermediate stations,
T:1o-Bsitimore and Alexandria junction.
e:lO-Neto York, Philadelphia and B0Stos Ez-
Pre.; Pullman Psrlor Oars Sunday, stops
~ way stations, and connects for Annap-
s:is.CneiH5neti, s. LoKis and Pit,sbms kr-
PreSS. Deer PARK Oakland, Frederick. II a.
seIsiosn, and VALLEY R0sd. Parlor and
e:2o-Poiht Of Rocks and way stations.
s:30-6altimOrs and way stations.
s:35-Eew York Limited Express, Baltimore and
pn Philadelphia. Sunday to Baltimore only.
l9l3-ssitimore. Way Stations, EIlicott City and
l:4O-Nsts YgrE, Philadelphia end NortoLs e.
ps}SS; On Sunday, all Way Stations and
s:so-sati%ore aud way stations.
t:3O7fB;aI'T0rs AID LaxsI Express. Hllicott
CITY, Frederick and Way Stations, via Be-
4;sO-Frederiek and Point Of Rocks, Cv1a Metro.
t:45-Bsltlmore. Annapolis ana way stations.
t:2s-lhicdEO, Cincinnati and Louisville ErpTsss
land ana Columbus. Louisville by 1 80
&ilsssster slsspinS cars o Chicago, Gina nGa
srlck aud WAY ststions, Wis Relay. tGon-
..,o pects Tor Annapolis Sunday
vile, LsnreI knnspOiist Junctio ss'' 0e''''
I,o0-BaltirEOre ana way stations.
s:aO-Pitlsburg. bur 10 coHgr cIion beyond Mar
W gssp s,s, Sy train Leaving sunday night
SOo-baltlmore bl4denso1rE, BeltsvlueJ LaU-
rel, ks'ay.
1O:O0-Nst0 YORK and Pht +gdelphta NigEi ErpTsss1
Steering Cars q New York.
10 n3-Ra'tlmore aid principal way stations,
c-msrtins5urZ and way stations, Metropch-
tan Branch.
l1:30-Si. I0ptS STpJsS:. Chicago, Columbus,
SandusSy. HeEsrB, Deer Park and Oak
land % Saturday for Louisville. SIeepers.
ITO. :: o. s:l5, 9:3s III. I:4O, 5:25, 5:3 B,
t:4O' :Ocr $50, 800, 1890, 1905 aud l1:30
.. II, daily.
all other trains siiy, except Sunday.
1 Corr sn@ Tor Val
les h arch. for New York ana PhllsG 81 phia st
-: n. and J 40 o. m.
FOR f1T'heT tufOrmHEiUn apply AZ the EAltimOrs
and Ohio Ticket Offices, " darlington Station, aud
$50, 6O1 and 6O3 PenEsylysnis ayenne, and 1 3
l5iL street uCr hwcst, TheTo orders will be taken
oT baFEsgs ~ be checked and received at any point
f. the city.
THOS. 8, SHARP, Master OF Transportation,
l.. NJ. COLE. Geusral Ticket Agent
GEO.E kOONTZ, General AGENT. aplStr