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Pulpit Topics in Ne,v York Last Suncau.
New York Sun.

Pulpit Topics IN Ne,v York Last Sundau.
New York Sun.
''Is There Heaven?' was the momentous
query put by the Rev. DR.. Rogers, yesterday.
as counterpart to the hell question. els
There Future World?' asked the Rev. Mr..
Muir. is Christianity True?'' inquired the
Rev. Mr.. Herworth. "Hell'' was discussed
by the Rev. DR.. Crook. the Rev. DR.. Kino.
the Rev. Mr.. Nye, the Rev. Mr., Pullman. the
Rev. Mr.. Sweetser, the Rev. Mr.. Gunnison.
and others. ''The Wreck of the Metropolis''
was the Rev. Mr.. Vosburgh's subject: Sea
lamlties and Providence the Rev. Mr.. Al
gers. The Rev. Mr.. Newtons topic was
"Tenptation;'' the Rev. Mr. Colcord, IS. ere
demption; the Rev. Mr.. Frost's, "Regener-
atom, the Rev. Mr.. Martyrs and the Rev.
MIR. Cronin's, ''Transfguration.'' The Rev.
DR.. Fulton denounced s:Henry Ward Beecher's
Surrender to Infdelity," The Rev. DIR. Osgood
deplo1ed The Restlessness of American So
Getty The Rev. Mr.. Lloyd's theme was
The Enduring Word = the Rev. Mr.. Hull,s.
"A Sad Bargain the Rev. Mr. Burch's,
Keeping Our Promises: y the Rev. Mr..
Davis's and the Rev. Father Elliott's,
Charity the Rev. Mr.. Frothingham's
Perftctibility:' and the Rev. Mr. Johns,
Suicile.' '.The Coats of Arms Of the
Tribes attracted the Rev. Mr.. Plumley's
attention; 6 England and the Eastern War %
the Rev. Mr.. McCarthy's. "Riped, then
Reaped' formed the phrase for the Rev.
Or. Armitages discourse. The Rev. Mr..
Lobinger portrayed g Happy Homes The
Rev. Mr.. Hartzell preached on oliver Gold
smith, the Rev. Mr.. Kramer, on "Lady
Jane Grey the Rev. Mr.. Hatfield. IN
Thomas Paine and Colonel Ingerson = the
Rev. ny. Moment, on :: Jehosaphat's Affinity
with Ahab.''
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
FEMININE.

They speak of the late Mrs. Hicks now.
Mrs. Gaines wears "a halo of auburn
crimps.''
Bertha Won Hillern would appear to be
the hen of the walk.
Aimee can learn an opera in four lessons.
Kellogg takes year.
Mrs. Joseph Cook writes all her husbands
letters-and reads them.
Lydia Thompson is worth quarter mil
lion dollars. So much for dressing ecouomi
cally.
-Four sisters in Pawlet, VT, were married
In one day recently. How's that for Paw
letics?
Queen Victoria has created a new order
for ladies, as they are not permitted to wear
the garter.
Col. Knox met in Japan a woman who
didn't know the use of a pin. Her bewilder-
ment when shown pin-cushion was anus
ing.
The lady who went madly around the
steamer deck enquiring of all whether they
had seen pair Of shoes, "small twos.'' wore
! number skies.
There is one thing calculated to develop
all the latent pedestrian ability woman has
in her, and that is to be caught ont in
shower with her Sunday bonnet on, and no
umbrella.
That's the kind of woman Susan B. An
thony is! She'll get along for months with
an old pair of shoes, go without bustles, and
then suddenly send 5000 in a lump to the
Suffrage association.
Mary Clemmer says she is sick of the cant
that lifts up holy hands against lydia Thomp
son, then PUSHES to embrace Kellogg in like
attire, and then dons garb for its own ger
man that has put many brother. husband
and son to shame.
The late Mile. Titiens' furniture and eff
fects were sold the other day. amid great and
severe competition, and at prices amounting
to more than their INTRINSIC value. There
We're large number of buyers present deter
mined to possess mementoes of the artist
Madame PATHS mother was a washerwo-
man in Rome. Mr.. Barei heard her voice
as she was yelling up stairs for one of her
boarder,s shirts, and called upon her. He
afterward gave her musical education. nro-
cured her appearance on the stage. and final
| ly married her.
The Washington Star says there is a
young belle in Washington who is more fas-
cinating to both gentleman and ladies than
the sparkling talker, Miss Dodge Gail Ham
llton). The STIR man should test his sim
cerity by stepping on Calls .favorite bunion
| once.
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Calls Blast at Jim.


Gail Hamilton sometimes tempers her fe-
roc'ty with judicious joke. In recent
ietter she administers love tap to hep cousin
Blame IN lively fashion:
events that are occurring while 1 write
these words induce meat the risk of an
pearing to deviate reluctantly into politics.
to remark that any little structures / NAV
make upon my beloved Massachusetts are
not to be construed into general license for
other people to fling stones at her. 1 fllip
her as occasion rises, for true heart and not
for harm. Because I love, I rebuke and
chasten. But let no little commemorative,
mere outcomes, and offshoots. venture to
take liberties with her on that account. Did
she dlsapprove of the war of 1922 1 am
glad of it. What did We gain by the war?
DID she refuse vote of thanks to the com
mander OF the Hornet? What of that? Mas
sacnusetts expects every man to do his duty
without vote of thanks. Does she blow
her own trumpet? The winds of heaven are
free to all, and Gideon, the son of loash the
Ablezrlte, suggested the perfect remedy;
when blow with a trumpet. I, and all that
are with me, then blow We the trumpets
also!''
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Almost e Scare.

Last Wednesday evening the family of
one of our worthy citizens were somewhat
excited. Looking out on the front steps
about seven in the evening, they saw man
seated on the steps. AS the head of the
family was absent, and fearful of what his
business might be, they instantly locked the
doors, and sent to the neighbors for help.
A good old lady who resided there took the
alarm at once, and, in the words of
some poet whose name we forget.
started instantly for help, giving at every
jump yelp.
Soon meeting a friend she managed to
make known the fearful danger to which
they We're exposed. AS good luck would
have it, the one to whom she made the an
peal, was one of those who never shrink
from any danger when duty calls The sup
posed burglar was pointed out to him. He
went boldly up to the intruder. de-
manded his reason for being there. and
babe him instantly vamose the ranch. Fancy
his surprise when he was answered with as
silvery laugh as ever graced maiden's
hps-and SO it proved. The young LADY in
question being member Of the same honse.
hold, and just returned from call on a
neighbor, had seated herself on the steps for
meditation.
Moral-No harm done, but still look ont
for burglars.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
1dnothe7. WasAbus.a Co,u;nu
Minneapolis Tribune.1

It is sufficient answer to the pers;s+e,,+
charge of the Wisconsin Sentinel that Gov.
z. 9. Washburn is maneuvering to be the
successor Of !. 0. Howe in the United States
Senate. to state, as we do upon the autbor;tv
of his brother, Gen. w. D. Washburn that
he has for year past been making his nra.
parations to remove to Minneapolis. where
his financial interests, in connection with bic
great mill, the Minneapolis Mill COMPANY
and the Minneapolis and St. Lonis ra;1road
have become SO heavy as to require almost
his undivided attention. The Governor al
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
Uneasy Statesmen.
philadelphia Times.1

It is perhaps natural that the visiting
statesmen who, at the instance of Mr.. Zach
arlah Chandler and Mr.. Don Cameron and
at the request of President Grant. went to
Louisiana to witness the eturning board
count the returns, should feel little uneasy
at the course events are taking.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10

ana Of Minneapolis lodge number one. of
the knights .of Pythias, which Orders have
bean takingseare of him during his illness.
an6 they will have charge Of the funeral, to-
day at two o'clock, from the Cottage hos
pitA.
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Reli0iO,.s Notice.

New Jerusalem Tor Swedenborgian) church
-Earket street, between Fourth and Fifth
streets. Rev. Edward G. Mitchell. pastor.
Services on Sunday, at 8 p. m. Subject of
Leisure. ''' Suicide Its Spiritual Cause, and
It's Prevention
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10

to hishome by carriag Mr.. .Hazsn ought
to have benefit.
Mr.. James Washbusurs, a carpenter by
trade, has been missing aam this city since
Tuesday last. On Thanksgiving day he was
married to a Miss johnson of Albert Lea.
where he was then employed. Heafterward
brought his wife to this city and boarded at
Lilibnages bakery, roonnng, corner Nicollet
avenue and fourth street Unable to obtain
employment however he told his wife4several
times that if he did not succeed he should
throw himself into the rixer. Since Tuesday
he has not been seen and Mrs Washburne
few days since returnen to her hozae at
Albert Lea.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS..

The best and worst thing that you can say
of marriage is that it is tie.
Old Mr.. Lord wears wig. and according
~ there's no place for the wife's fingers.
A young gallant, whose lady-Iove slapped
him across the mouth the other day. called
Mmsefss belted knight.
sits Only drop in the bucket as the
man said when he fired his wife down
stairs and she landed in the slop pail.
After the declaration: .'This is, perhaps.
not the first mitten you have received. Mr..
Brown "Bs1t perhaps the first you have
ever given, Miss Smith,
Within four years twenty girls employed
IN single dfess-making establishment in
Maine, have taken upon themselves the ad-
ditional task of supporting husbands
New Jersey man has brought action
against railroad company claiming 25.OOO
for the loss of his wife. Astonishing, isn't
it, what post-mortem value these wives as
sume
young lady of Williams, Iowa, wishing
to return young gentleman his ring, at
tached a tag to it with his name thereon,
and dropped it in the post-ofice. On the
back of the tag was written, 81 hate to, but
must
ooh, here's red ears exclaimed south
ern Illinois youth at recent corn-husking
bee. ''And there's another replied the
pretty girl at his side, and she gave him a
wringing box alongside his head when he
tried to kiss her.
Chinese legend says that the feet of
every pair to be united in wedlock are from
infancy tied together with an invisible
thread of red silk. This explains why some
young chaps feet get SO tangled on their
way home o nights.
They tell story Of an Alabama clergyman
who remarked confdentially to parishioner
that when he married his wife, twenty years
before she was pretty enough to eat: "and,''
added he, GIVE oftek regretted since that 1
didn't eat her, only supposed from mere
force of habit she'd have disagreed with
me-
They have been engaged for long time,
and one evening not long since thew were rea-
ding the paper together. '.Look, love.'' he
exclaimed, ''only 500 for suit of clothes.''
SIS it q wedding suit?" she asked, looking
naively at her lover 'Oh. no. he answered,
''It's a business suit "Well, mean bust
ness, = she replied.
Madam DuranG is not so careful about the
buttons on his shirts and the other little de-
tails of her husbands toilet as she might be,
and on Sunday he finds no clean linen in his
drawer that is wearable. s'This madame he
says with an effort, SIS simply infamous.
Some of these days you'll die suddenly, and
I'll want to go to ball, and you won't have
LETT me clean shirt in the house,
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ready spends large portion of his time in
minneapolis. and is here now, and he looks
Forward with anxiety to the hour, now not
1al distant, when he will no longer be COM
PeAed 70 spend SO much of his life in the
cars between this city and his home in Mad
ison. -
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Mixed, MINI. 4 Albert Lea.
Mixed Minneapolis and Mer-I
RAM Junction
Mixed, Minneapolis & White
Bear, Duluth & Saltwater.
Omaha Ex., for all points on
st. P. 4 s. G. R'y., Omaha,
San Francisco, &c.
Trains arrive and depart f,
Union depot, where tickets are
sleeping cars can be secured.
Office, 116 East Third street, +
ng-GEo. n. HAZARD, Agent
A. h. BoDE, Gen. Pass. Ag't
an. 6, 1878.
Daily globe. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1878-1884, 1878-02-10

Trains via the Brainerd Branch leave St PauI
daily, except Sunday, making day run of thirteen
hours to Fargo, arriving at Bismarck the following
evening" saving nearly 80 miles in distance over the
old route via N. P. Junction. Connection made at
bismarck with stages for Deadwood and all points in
the Black Hills. passengers for Bismarck and
jamestown should leave st. Paul Mondays Wednes-
days and Fridays. Returning, leave Bismarck Mon
days, Wednesdays and Fridays. Passengers for
Aiken and points east OF Brainerd should leave St
Paul Tuesdays, Thursdays and Saturdays Retlru-
ing leave Duluth Mondays, Wednesdays and Fridays.
Connects at ST. Paul with trains to all poiuts East
and South. In effect December 81, 1877.
II. L. SARGENT, General Manager
G. G. SANBoRN, Gen. Passenger Agent
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Told nice young ladies yesterday if they
would call to-day, would try to have some
money, as my heart is always open to chill
dren. What shall do? My husband says
it is too hard times to give to orphans, must
take care of our own children first.
/ will take my meat money for to-day.
"Only Is cents, stingy old thing" said pretty
yonng ladies as they close the gate, 'Let us
go to her husband, he is iberality ITSELF
So is it any wonder took good cry.
Sure enough his account shows given to
orphans, $40, Dec. 26.
My husband says we must retrench on lux
uries or we shall be in the poor house. ]
was grieving because had spent-unnec-
essarily this month-had made up my mind
there should be no pleasures January, and
very little during the entire year. But have
shed my last tears, and am an idiot no long.
er but @ qCOL11In.
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End 0fln L0nU Hines,

End Of Ia Long Illness.
=. Y. McDuttie, one of the Minneapolis
pioneers, died at the Cottage hospital on
Friday evening last, after a lingering illness.
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Chicago, Milwaukee & st. Paul Railway
Passenger Depot foot of Jackson street. Ticket and
Freight Office Southeast Corner of Third and jack
son streets. Charles Thompson, Ticket Agent, st.
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Business Office.

The Business Office of the Minneapolis end
Of the DALYELoBE will, FROM and after this
date, be found at No. 2l3 Hennepin avenue, up
stairs, wheresAl friends are cordially Invited to
call and see U.S. Don't mistake the number
213 Hennepin avenue, up stairs.
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Salaries

The following are the salaries to be fixed
by charter for the several city officers under
the union report to be submitted to the
Board of trade tomorrow morning:
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I'll 20 a m 1890 p m
t7:40 p m 1910 a N
$3.50 a m $3.50 pm
1850 p M 1850 q III
trains via Fort EneIIiD0
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s:45 p nj 11:2o a m
ON st. P. T. P. R'y
for sale and berths In
and at the st. Paul
re and Marine build
H. L. MORRILL,.
Sup,t.
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SOUTH D. iEoRTHw,D
LIE. daily, Ar. Daily,
3:45 p III 1880 D M
Ex.Sund'y Ex.S'nd'y
$3.50 a II $50 p IN
7:3o p 10 u:2o a m
7:1o a m 700 p m
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TRAINS.

TRAINS.
River Division
Through Chicago & East
ern Express. -.
Through Chicago l. East
ern Express.
Iowa and Minnesota Di-
vision
Prairie du Chen, Milwau-
kee and Chicago Express
Owatonna Passenger. i.
st. Paul and Miuneapoli
and Nipnobobo
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-, -Ainheapohs, st. Paul and st. LOUIS fyIIregs
sleeping cars and luxurious day cnachas ,.s.h as
change OF cars between Minneapolis and burlington
va alpert Lea Passengers from ST. Pau take the
s ~. .. =. trsn at s:l5 n connecting 1t Mer-
flaiil . unc1on with this train going South
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St. Paul Railroad Time Tables.

Northern Pacific Railroad
Depot foot of Sibley street. Ticket and Freight
Office, No. 40 Jackson street.
Trains. Westward. Eastward.
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Minneopolix Kailrond Time 1z.;.is-

IOWA Route minneapolis & ST. Loui. and
burlington, Cedar Rapids & Northern
National Republican., 1878-01-12
For the COrnei
Mrs. Jean. NJ. Lander,


the talented tragcdienne, who has been IN
Europe since last spring has recently returned
in the B0thnia, and is now in her attractive
little cottage OH Capitol Hill, which is full OF
interesting brica- a-brac that she has collected
in her various travels. She is an actress who,
among her many admirable characteristics,
has always displayed that careful discrimina-
ton in regard TO costume which Ia so essential
in the presentation Of the plays ofa century or
two ago. Perhaps the most Perfect are her
different toilets in the play Of Elizabeth"
copied from various portraits of the 'Haughty
Queen in the royal galleries Of England.
Act ]. From q portrait at Hampton Court.
Dress Of white satin. richly embroidered with
gold lace. embroidered fan ruff, the blue
ribbon and order OF ST. Georgc. Hcad.dress-
diamond tiara, small crown of diamonds, cmcr.
aids, and Upals necklace, bracelets, and ear.
rings to match, with the historical shade Of
hair.
Act II. Pink velvet and pearls, with ermine
border, edged with pearls; close, gh.edgcd,
with silver Mary Stuart jcwclcd head-drgss and
pearl pendants.
Act III. Copied from full.lcngth portrait of
Elizabeth, as she received her generals, after
the destruction of the "myinciblc Spanish ar
nIada.' Royal purple drrs, and robe, covered
with raised embroidery AID studded with
Jewels tiara, stUInGCher and giri.e of cmCralds
and diamonds, bracelets, earrings, and nCcklase
81 sHite. Royal crown, sprays Ol diamQnds and
pearls, gold rutl, silk gloves. sceptrc Of gold,
cncrustcd with precious gems. Crown, sccptre,
aud sgnct ring fac simiIe Of EliMbcthan jewels
in the Tower OF London.
Act w. Purple velvet. with gold trimmings
and embroidery of gimp.
Act V. White satin brocadc, faced with yell
low satin, with point dc Venice houncc and
trimmings. Hcad.drcss OF Venetian point,
large crown Of state, ana royal robe, trimmed
with crminc, after Paul dc La Roche
MAI.NOLIO.
National Republican., 1878-01-12
AUCTIoNEERs.

AUCTIoNEERs.
Dnncanson Bros, Ninth aud u sts.
Wash. B. Williams, ID, cor. Tenth street
BOOKSELLEIls AND srAT1ONERS
solomOns & Chapman, oil Pcnnsyivsnia avenue.
Ssniliington ~ Pa avenue and f9urand '@half street
" II H. H. Morrison, aS neFsS rs Pennsylvana avenue
T. NJ. Whitaker. Vernon Row, Pa ave. and Tenth st.
BAKERS
Felix Desfosscs, 2oic II street
CLOTHING.
l. 9. justin, 6lO street.
DESTIsTs
Dr. c. DcaIontrevillo No I211 Pennsylvania avenue
DRUGGISTS.
Couyhlin's Temple Drug store, = and Ninth strce'a
Ehtwlslc, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward G. Townsend, ~ n street northwest
Mr.. $; y Fuller. Art school, 1878 street H. W.
Miss Narrower, l;p'G street.
Wms9TEe1o%n mee yn so,,, Eiollegs g. as4rEetoMn DE- D.
Park Seminary, 5od Finh street northwest
Ns Grs Ms nHSa MUSE I src fcen'h an" "'''
School Of Music, TO7 Eighth street.
aS HHSSSsRy .Raf'a sa a. SnS stree,
Law Department, National University.
FINE ARTS.
Markrlter. GO L street northwest
HOTELS.
81 Jane, Hotel, corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave.
Metropolitan, Penna ave. and Sixth street
Wormlay's and Sd'iSa FineentIfsrec,s. Il e''
sntrnhn House, ZIG and 2ls Third street
Morton House, G.2 and VA street
fremont House
HATTERs.
D. ii. stinemetz, 1877 Pennsylvania avenue
INSURANCE
street northwest.
Fotomsc Fire Insurance Company, IS High street,
Georgetown.
LUMBER
wheatley Bros, Georgetown. D.
MERCHANT TAIIORS.
EiseuRn brothers, corner Seventh aud streets
A. sakS n Co, Seventh stIcet.
u. Robinson & Co.. 100 Pennsylvania avenue
RESTAURANTS.
PRriSlan Restaurant, it2I PENNSYLVANIA avenue
ssnders & Stayman Pcnna ave aud Twelfth street
PAPERHANGINGs.
John Alexander, i25l Pennsylvania avenue.
PHOTO.LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, PhUto.hihugrapher. No fS Penn
sylvanIa avenue.
PHYSICIASS
Dr. iIurtley, ga New York avenue.
REAL ESTATE
Is, II. Warner, DIG street northwest
John SHERMAN, ~. Cloud Building.
Fitch Fox, Frerd'naus bank buildlng lSp Pr ave
SEWING MACHINE.
Mckcnncy & Co, 81 Ninth street
TRUNKS
Murrny's, sos rcnngvivaniR avenue.
UNDERTAKERS
r. w. Barker. Gts Eleventh street.
H. T. Harvey, pBi street
National Republican., 1878-01-12
GREAT
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,,o run ,E1ETNSS; ,EENSsYkty,ATTIA H3rJE; E;rr,wrsr
srIrSBb BHSFtf TRt$k& &fFt rarrr
TRAINS rrAvhAWHsSiFtiHxarGS }hAWEHSFtH & Us om Depot, cor
For nIr2tsh r.Sx and and H. s,rc. s., % i GS"ii n daily with
n SSEE T FfSs F9FSaSc G z HiF4Ap f4iefsS
For Canandaigtia, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara Falls
gd & 'Gs p SSr At e" woS + r. daily FoS %SesR WRsm.por ST
Lock Haven, ilnlirn, aud watkins at iGiOa IN.
For dNSiy Ndyy STsps SSIp sSS SYHSsY ,Ss @ and es M
daily. with rHlNrc Cars attached Limited TX
press nr Pullman Parlor Cars. Eao Q. ni daily eX'
Tor i'rouEiyG Ncw York all through trains connect
at jersey city with boats OF "Brppokiyn Annex,
Ing double iciTioye and Journey across New YORK
for New York and the East I:O p. IN. daily, except
SUNDAY with Sleeping Cars from Washington to
For PhilEdelpnln 1850 p ~. daily. except Sunday and
I:Io H. ut, D:2j and a:aU y. IA. daily. L!miIsd Ia
press ~ ~. daily excerpt sunday. .., ,.,
Accommodation for Baltimore, L.a' I'D "a. IA. and 40
y, NJ. daily, except SUNDAY.
For PUre's Greek Line, DIS a. ~ aud 80 y. M caly,
except sunday.
For Annapolis $50 m. ana I2Up m. daily. except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
TON RAILROAD.
For AeSandri = . $ Gi0 ~ H. .. n !, , ~ O. ="
Furthe souih, via RclImond, 2:B a. NJ. daily and
So, I.;6 T.. N. daily except SUNDAY:
G:ln, 10, II. n. NJ /, q I9U, Z. &, aud y. la.
I'm Sunday vt s;l0 and IOn NJ. and y III.
Iickrts lnioLn,adion, lie, ping and pSTlor-cnr ac'
cast corner uf rhrteenth street and Pennsylv ny-
cnuG, northeast C"Lnrr Of skin SIR" aid P"nSi I.
len for the ch"rking oi bagsng" to destination nom
L. i. FAitMEn, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, GtuCrL Manager. Hpl uIl
National Republican., 1878-01-12
baltimore AND ONO RAILROAD.
- IIIE GREAT DUCBLE TRACK
NATIONAL LINE AND SHORT ROUTE
1 t.--

NuRTu, WEST, NURTHwL.I' ANp S0rrUwrsr.
SuNENHI.E Is, ls11.
LEAVE wAsHiNGTUN.
800 o. m, Baltimore and way stations.
t:iO Il. In., Halt more, Annapolis, uid way stations
Strusburg Winchester aud way stations, Via Relay.
StJ II. M, Baltimore Express.
slJ II. M. Piedmont StrGSurg, WinChc.lcr, IugefS
town, Point OF Rorll. and va" stations
s.b a. M, New York. flHla vlpda, Boston aud Dl-
ilmnrr express. PAItLOR CARS TO New York aud
Philadelphia.
Fs:iOA, H., -. Louis Cincinnati. Chicago. PITTS
;urg express Connect frr Valley branch, except
Sunday, Through cur tor SiIuutuu. rurlur car To
GTntlOn, and SLEEPING CAR to Louisville. tMCln-
nall Columbus C,irtgO. Junction. an N'UIiusST.
$500 u. H.. baltimore. Annapolis anG way stations.
1000 u. M, Baltimore express
1910 II. M, Baltimore. E,liCet City, AnnpROs aud
way stations.
Ti:aO p, m., New York and Philadelphia Express
On Sunday to baltimore onlr, stopping Mt ~ stations
"aO I. M. BhItilEUre aud way stations. Winchester
and way via Relay.
ISO p M. iRltiriorc Btdcn4hurg and laurel ES.
press. Frederick via Relay.
'I:Ai y. NJ, 1T. of Rocks Frederick Winchester aud
wnr stHiolls. On sunday 10 ri. Ui Rocks and way
stations only.
FEIO y. m. BALTIC. Annapolis and way stations.
FMaN p. m, Philadelphia, Norfolk and Baltimore
express EllicOtttn Passengers for Norfolk taken
In the cars direct tn boat at Canton. Nocunnccom on
sunday for Norfolk
sG6Op p. M, Baltimore and way stations
,.tbl T. NJ, tlc"g" and Columbus eNPr's% SLEEP
ING CAR to Chicago.
-T.aI D. NJ, Baltimore eNprcss
'E.i i. NJ, st. Louis, Cincinnati and PittShurg eN-
press. SLEEPING CAR To st. Louis and littshurg.
No connection Tor pltisburg on sunday.
~ESh y. NJ. New York, Philadelphia and Baltimore
ClhL sLEEPlNG CAR to Philadelphia.
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
sunday mylAu