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The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
ANNOUNCEMENTS.

DIR. Sabine's "Indian Vegetable Cough
Syrup" is the infallible remedy tor coughs
colds, hoarseness. and all diseases OF the
bronchial organs. Try bottle. For
sale by druggists generally. Sadly.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
The weatner--To-Day.

The following shows the temperature
at THE ARGUS OFFICE to-day as in
dicated by thermometer:
IA. N. $50 above zero 1SP.N $50 above zero
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08

When looking for presses be sure to send
for prices to j. Cook IL Co., West Meridep,
Conn. Every press warranted; prices
from $40 upwards. Unequa!led for dura.
bility and cheapness
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08

A full line Of ladies underwear, also 2
button kids at SO cents, button kids at
IS cents as good kid glove as other stores
are selling at IS cents and ST. New goods
received daily at Mitchell Il Parsons.
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pnna ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

g soHRBHoK's Drug and Book Store
cap he left for the ARGUS, aud where all Moline
business is transacted by o. J. Beardslee. Bust
ness notices should be handed in by noan to en-
sure publicstion the same day.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08

New spring shawls, silk cloaks French
organdv's. bourettes, grenadines, Silk and
wool Henrietta cloths. just opened at
Mitchell & Parsons. dsw&wly
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
PiIes-Itching Piles

Positively cured-also Blind and Bleeding
Piles, Fistula, Salt Rheum, and all dis
eases of the Skin, by the use of
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For Rent.

Suitable rooms for family or for Offices.
In Star Block. Inquire of
S-3t SCHMIDT & Son.
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08

BY reason Of its Alternative properties, cures Dis
eases OF the Blood and Skin, Scrofula, or Kings
EVIL; Tumors; Ulcers, or Old Sores; Blotches /;
Plmples; and Eruptions. BY virtue of its Pectoral
properties, 1t cures bronchial, Throat and Lung
Affections; Incipient Consumption; Lingering
Coughs; and Chronic Laryugtis Its Choagogue
properties render it an unequaled remedy for Bill
iousnes-; Torpid Liver, Liver Complaint :" and
it, Tonic properties make 1t equally efcacious IN
curing Indigestion, Loss of Appetite, and Dyspep-
ela.
Where the skin is sallow and covered with
botChes and pimples, or where there a e scrofu
lous swelngs and affections a few bottles OF Gold
en- Medical Discovery Will effect entire cure. II
you feel dull, drowsy, debitated have sallow col
or or skin, or yellowisn-brown spots on face or
body, frequent headache or dizziness bad taste in
mouth, internal heat or chilis aiternated with hot
hnsAhs, low spirits and gloomy forebodings irreg-
uiar appetite, and tongue coated you are suffering
from TORPID LIVER, or BmIoUsNEss." In many
cases OF Liver COMPLAINT" only part OF these
symptoms are experienced. AS remedy for all
such Cases, Dr.. Pterce's Golden Medical Discovery
nus no equal ds II effects perfect cnres leaving the
liver strengthened and healthy
The Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1877-1885, 1878-05-08
MEDICAL.
DR.. PIERCE'S
STANDARD
REMEDIES
NATURAL SELECTION.
Are not advertised as "cure-alls" but specifics
In the dlseases for which they are recommended

in the diseases for which they are recommended
NATURAL SELECTION.
Investigators OF natural science have demonstra,
ted beyond controversy, that throughout the animal
kingdom the survival OF the Attest Is the only law
that vouchsafes thrift and perpetuty Does not the
same principle govern the commercial prosperity
OF MANI An inferior cannot supersede superior
article. BY reason OF superior merit, DR.. Pierces
STANDARD Medicines have outrivaled oil others.
Their sale in the United States alone exceeds one
million dollars per annum, while the amount exDor-
ted foots up to several hundred thousand more.
No business could grow 10 such gigantic proper
tons and rest upon any other basis than that OF
merit.
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-04
DISSOLUTION.

TNHR COMPREHENSIVE IN TIE .sp.rrY -
L Auction Store" heretofore existing between
A. aondt and Jacob Davis Ii this day dissoivsi
~ mutual consent. A. Mundt assumes All IiahiI-
.us IN paying all bills due against the late arm.
debta das the Arm. ' 01s'ss0ins
Seattle. W.T.. u-,rrr
March sth, ISIS ! nav1S
The daily intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Territory [i.e. Wash.]) 1876-1881, 1878-04-04
NINTH DAY OF APRIL. AID. 1878

Tor The purpose Of electlng the delegates herein.
before mentioned. The said election 60 be Gun
Quoted aud returns theresa made and trEnsmittst
as IL now provided by law IN cases OF genera
elections for Delegate H. Congross, Prosecuting
Attorney, and members Of the Iegisl alive Coun-
CT of the Territory And the said counties OF
tdaso, shoshone aud Nez Perce. ia the Territory
Of Idaho. are requested 10 elect the delegate %
said Convention provided for in said act, at such
time AMI tn such manner a. may be deemed al.
Ntssbie hy the citiEens Of said Counties
IN TESTIMONY WHEREOF. I have
hereanto set my hand ana caused
the Great Seal OF the Territory "a
Ls lie Affixed &C Olympia this 2sth
day Of January. A. ID. oae Thou.
sand kight Hundred and Seventy.
eight.
BY the Governor.
N. II. owscs, Secretary Of the Territory.
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MARKET GARDENERS

send Tor Roor's GARDEN MANUEL Foa 1879 f,u
y, placucai Information on Gardening Tones.
siso price or CHoIcR SERDs Both sent for ~
CENTS which willibe allowed on the FIRST ordar
Address. j. IL. ROOT. Rockford. M
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administrators Notice to
Creditors.

n Office Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT BY AN
W.T.. oruer OF the Probate Court OF King County.
se.ora on the 18th day OF March, 1878, the under
s sueu mas oeen appointed Administrators of the
T0a a1 IN washington Territory Of GUsTAyUS
state II Maine. deceased. All persons having
tia s against said estate required TO present
s sne same with satisfactory vouchers. TO the mr..
S os s az the law office of Larrabee & Hsnford
In the City OF Seattle in said KING Conntv 49,
, ear from the date Of this notice. or the sane
.a.,.,-, @. Fl. HANFORD.
deceased ' Aioifiii'
March 18th, 1873. mb,s-wk,
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Nv the Governor of the Territory Of
Washington.
A PROCLAMATION.

ylTHERRAs THE LEGISLATIVE ASSEMBLY
w of the Territory Of Washington by an act
approved the 9th day Of November. A. ID. 1877,
provided that special election should be held in
said Territory on the 9th day OF April 1878 for
the purpose Of choosing delegates to assemble ut
Walla Watia. in said Territory. the lth day of
June. A. ID. ISIS, 10 frame State Constitution;
and
WHEREAS II ia further provided I'm said act tina.
delegates 60 said Convention shall be elected in
the Territory al large and In districts as follows
Three delegates in the Territory At large.
One delegate I'm the First Judicial District
One delegate in the Second Judicial District.
One delegate In the Third Judicial District
One delegate in the County Of walla walla.
One delegate In the County OF King.
ons Delegate Ia the Counties OF Thurston aud
Lewis.
one delegate In the Counties Of Clarke. Ska
mania. kltekitat and Yakima.
one delegate In tho Counties OF CowlitE. Pacific
ahd wshkiAkuu.
One delegate in the Counties Of Pierce. Cheha-
lis and Mason.
One delegate In the Conaties of Ciallam, Island
jefferson and San Juan.
One delegate In the Counties of Kitsap, snoho-
mssh and Whatcom.
one delegate In the Counties of Columbis. Ste
vens and Whitman: and
WHxaEAsit In further provided In said act that
the Counties OF Idaho. Shashone and Neg perce
I'm the Territory Of dahe. may he represented in
said Convention by enc delegate Who shall have
Tue priviiee OF the noor. but shall not be entitled
10 vote
Now. TaEREFoRK. I, ELISHA y. FERRY. Gov.
error OF the Territory Of Washington by virtue
OF the power and authority in me vested by said
act, do hereby call special election 20 be held In
TIE several Counties % this Territory on the
National Republican., 1878-06-26
GLENWOOD CEMETERY.
A Victory for the hoard Of Trustee,

AVictory for the Board Of Trustees.
The case of the board Of trustees Of the
Glenwood Cemetery Company against James
B. Close has OF and on lately occupied the at.
tcntion of His Honor, Justice Macarthur, sit.
ting In the Equity Court, and awakened con.
siderable interest on the outside, especially
with those persons holding lots and having
dead within the disputed grounds. The trus.
tees have contcnded that the charter given by
Congress was valid aud that they were enti.
tied to the possession and control of the
grounds under that act. The defendant re.
sisted the claim and refused to yield to their
demands. This brought the case before the
chancellor, and since getting there 1t has been
hampered and delayed by dilatory motions
and legal distractions, both sides battling en-.
creetically for success. Ga the side of the
plaintiffs were W. T. Mattingly, Judge Bart.
ley, aud T. Jessup Miller while for the de-
fcuse were Mr.. Ashley and Nathaniel Wilson,
esq, aud Mr.. Walter Davidge being sand
witched between, so to speak, watching q
chance for the Newark On. j. receiver that
Mr.. Close was supposed to have selected.
Two or three arguments have been INDUCED
in, but tho final one was on the application
for an injunction agains5 LiCac and permitting
the trustees to control and manage the ccmc-
terry affairs pending the hearing and final ac-
tion In the case. Justice Macarthur rendered
q decision yesterday. holding, for the present.
that the amendment to the charter WAS valid
aud constitutional, and that the board Of trus.
tees elected by the lot.owners and rs now or
ganizcd were entitled to possession of the
grounds.
The text of the decree is rs follows:
II was ordered and dpcreCd that the defendants
and each and every one Of them and their scr.
wants, employees, aud agents be- and they arc
hereby, restrained and cniuincd from ObstruCtIng
or In nuy manner interfering with the paintin
through IT. officers IN ASSUMING IssessOn of ani
in the management ami control by 1t Of the said
thirty acres referred TO IN the proceedings IN this
cause rs devoted aud used cemetery grounds for
purposes Of scpulture until the further order of the
court and II Is further ordered that this order
shall take effect upon the plaintiff, filing with the
clerk OF the court In this cd.e II. bond u the said
Joseph u. Close IN the pemul SUN of $1,000. with
one or more surctics, to be approved by the clerk
Of the court
The time allowed tho plaintiffs for taking
testimony is fixed for forty days from date, de-
PENDANTS ten days. and plaintiffs to reply in
ten days.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
The Labor League.

The Labor League, at its meeting Monday
night, adopted a resolution that We have no
connection with any other labor or political
organization in the United States; that we are
organized on strictly constitutional and
peaceable basis for the successful accomplish
nent Of such change in legislation as will
secure to the producing classes adequate re-
muneration aud a fair rate of representation in
the Government Of which they constitute SO
important a part" and also a resolution re.
turning thanks to Hon. A. B. Mullctt for aid
rendered In securing an appropriation Of IS ,OJO
70 pay wages due labOrers Of contractors under
the late Board of Public Works
National Republican., 1878-06-26
Baseball.

The Imperial nine proved too much for the
st. James yesterday, the figures being 10 to 0.
The Athletics, Of this city, visited Bladens-
burg, Md yesterday, and succeeded in defeat
ing the spa Spring nine, after hotly'contest.
ed game, BY score of - to 10.
The Eagle aud Astoria play this afternoon,
at half. past four o'clock, at Eagle Park The
last game was close and interesting, aud to-.
days contest will not be u one-sided affair.
Take Columbia strcet-Cars.
The old Star Base. Ball Club of the West
End, rcOrganizcd last saturday evening, with
tho following players; Beadlc, I'd b.; OlIare, c.
f.; Wctzcl, p; Newton, :. S. trcaner, !. f.;
Douglass, 81 b.; O'Brien, C; Nicholson, +. f.
Buckley, lst b., and Barrett, substitute.
GAMES ELSEWHERE YESTERDAY.
Erie, Pa.-Ere, @; CriCkcts, 3.
Chicago, Ill.-Bostons, I; ChicagOs, 2.
Hartford Conu.-WOrcester 0; Hartford 4.
Milwaukee, Wis.-PrOvidencc, IL Milwau.
kce, 5.
Cleveland, Ohio.-Cincinnatis 4; Forest
City, o.
HorncNsville, N. Y.-Rochesters, II Hor
nells, 8.
New Bedford, Mass.-Sew Bedfords 10 /;
Manchesters, 4.
National Republican., 1878-06-26

An Interesting Lecture by Miss juliet Cor
son.
An interested audience filled the hall Of
lecture Oh the topic of Training Schools for
Cooking" by Miss Juliet Corson, supcrintend-
ont of the New York Cooking School.
Mr.. Joseph VI. Wilson, well known for his
interest in behalf of industrial education,
presided, and in brief address introduced the
lecturer, who gave general account of the
rise and progress Of public o?inon iu behalf of
the necessity for training persons to prepare
food properly.
The lecturer submitted an outline of the
plans and rules adopted in forming cooking
clubs. She re a:cd h r experience in educat.
ing large class to prepare cheap meals In
careful aud appetizing manner, so that, how
ever humble home might be, the food
should be good. graphic account was
given Of class Of newly married
ladies', who entered hcro!caliy upon
the work of making home happy by being
trained to properly cook the food for their
husbands and themselves. The lecture was
filled with sound advice and wise suggestions,
based upon clear conception of the value of
what is proposed to be taught, and strength
oned aud enlarged by several years Of expert
encc aud observation. The formation of cook
ing clubs, not for servants only, but for ladies',
who would find a wide field of usefulness in
thus learning how to cook properly, was
pressed upon the attention of those present,
aud lively interest was manifested by many,
and one eau reasonably look forward to the
organization Of the Washington School for
Cooking at no very distant date.
On motion of General John Eaton, United
States Commissioner Of Education, u vote of
thanks WIS rendered Miss CorSon for her in
structive address.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
WORKTNGMEy's ASSEMBLY.
A Discussion About the Lawrence Cohei
Meetings.

Discussion About the Lawrence-COhen
Meetings.
The regular meeting Of the Woikingmcn's
Assembly was held in Bcck's Hall last evening,
Mr.. j. W. Reynolds in the chair; q. +. Taylor
secretary. The credentials Of Mcssrs. NJ. J.
Quigley, c. Davis, J. Armand, J. W. Reynolds,
and G. Z. Taylor as delegates from the Brick.
layers Union, were read aud acted upon favor
ably.
A man named Cohen entered the hall at this
permission to speak for half an hour. This
was granted him, but he was frequently inter
rupted by the regular delegates.
Mr.. Barker offered the following resolutions,
which were read Immediately after Cohen con
cludcd his harangue:
Whereas certain parties, consisting Of Quack
doctors. lawyers, aud what.nnt have 6ccn holding
meetings IN the city IN front Of the Capitol-hold.
Ing forth In the interest Of the called National
Grtenback party-assuming to call themselves
Re u rcsoircd. That We tho workngmcn Of the
District Of Columbia, members of the different or
nahined trades unions of this city, do not, and as
worklngmcn and mechanics can not. affiliate with
those who wrongfully term themselves the WORK.
ingmens champion.
Re.o'cei That We do most positively assert that
We do not recognize John Pope lIodnctt Dr.
Lawrence, or any of their followers as connected
with the workingmen or their interest in the DIS.
trict of Columbia; and. further
Rc'o'ted That we do not inhorsc the sentiments
as expressed by one of the public speakers at one
OF these sO.calcd wOrkiugnlcr's IN, etlngs casting
reflections upon the ladies employed IN the several
Departments OF the United States Government;
aud. further
Rcao',Cd, That VIC have no sympathy with CON.
munisnipT.appcnl to the muskct, but believe that
the proper aud only way b obtain the rights which
We ask for are only ObtninAble by the b0llot-thc
only loyal and patriotic means 10 secure our rights
~ workingmen.
The resolutions gave rise to lively debate,
in which nearly all the delegates participated.
After consuming about an hour ia debate, the
resolutions were rejected, after which the AS
scmbly went into executive session.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
HOME AFFAIRS.
CITF NOTES.

Miscellaneous matter on third page.
Court calendar and routine legal news on
third page.
F. II. Finley yesterday filed petition in
bankruptcy.
Matinee at the Comique this afternoon, at
half-2ast two o'clock.
The Metropolitan Railway Is being re
paired on Ninth street, just south of +.
The grand jury yesterday found indict.
ments against Joseph Williams aud Isaac
Weaver, robbery; and Henry Talliafr:ro, lar.
seny.
The Sabbrt= s.hool of the Fourth Prcsb, =
terian Churc, -" its annual excursion and
picnic TO til. and groves at lIyattsville to-
day, trains lea ing at seven nine, and ten a. III.
While number Of work men were ell
gagged digging the foundation for house in
the Frcedmcns Hospital grounds yesterday a
skull was unearthed and taken to the Second
Precinct Station.
-Otlicer West, Of the Second Precinct sue.
eecdcd In killing mad dog yesterday at the
corner of Twenty-frst and Il streets. lie
lodged six bullets in the dogs body before life
was extinct.
AS Charles Carroll and Thomas Kane were
riding in buggy on Good Hope Hill, Union
town. last evening, their horse ran away aud
tbey were thrown from the buggy. Kane had
his face cut quite badly and Carroll was con.
siderahly bruised.
tn" fourth summer-cvcning concert of the
Orphcu, OCtctte Club, with dancing, will be
given at Giesboro' Park this evening. These
concerts are attended by the better classes of
our citizens, and the club spare no pains or en-
pensc to make them enjoyable.
Shortly after twelve o'clock this morning
. gentleman, while passing down Twelfth
street, between G and IL streets northwest,
was accosted by negro, who demanded his
watch and chain. The gentleman drew his
revolver, and presenting 1t at the head of the
negro, frightened on the wOuld-be thief
National Republican., 1878-06-26
ExIlIbilIng Ob.cene Pictures.

Joseph Radzinski, the Pole who was ar.
rested at LOcifcr's garden Monday evening by
hibiting obscene pictures, was yesterday tried
IN the Police Court. Radzinski WAS held f6f
the grand jury and the case will be exam
insd by the grand jury this morning The
penalty for this Ofense Is Imprisonment for
not Lss than six months or more than five
years, and a fine of not less thnn 800 nor
more than 5000. Radzinski when arrested
vas exhibiting his stereopticon to lot of
boys, charging ten cents peep" The pic.
turcs were most dsgustingly obscene,
National Republican., 1878-06-26
= Journalistic Enterprise.

As The PIT fnds ii necessary to apologize to-day
f1r publishing bogus dlspatCh purp0r, ng 10 come
from Hon. lchdTick Is. Wright aud yesterday the
same for publishing tic Booth package Cuylc.Ran.
without trutlI or shadow Of Justification: and on
pEisy for publishing scandal sluudur upon IL
n'ost estimabe and respectable lady Of Essl
NashiIxtUm, We are quite willing " cuucCde 10
That paper the palm iUr 'entcrprsc'-of that sort,
~ least.-Eu"hJ $IfOf gch wiry
The Star might have added that the Post Is
also responsible for the cock .and-bul stories
sbout an intended duel between Congressman
Ack'en aud General Rosscr, which have no
foundation In fact.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
Amuscments Tonight.
CoNiouE.-Narirty Performance.
New Advertisements, A

New Advertisements.
Schneider agnin-SOticc.
Base b0ll--A.toria vs. Eagle
For sale OF eXchangc-lmprnved property.
A. ?, McElruy, glider lOnl Pennsylvania avenue
West End Hotel, Long Branch, opened June 90
lS7S
Poomac Frat. Growers Associations excursion
T. Mount Vernon SPRING.
Sale of dry and fancy goods at auction-72G
Seventh street nOrthwest-Raf Bros.
For sale-A hrst.clnss Victoria pole and shafcr
Inquire John McDermou 4 bros. 3lO Pennsylvania
avenue.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
: 'VEGETINE.

ST. VINCENT School, Troy, n. Y.
Oct tIber j, ISL.
D1. STEvESs:-
bar Sir We are truly grateful fer your generous
donation OF Nege:lne received last evening A lady
has been using II here with much benefit to herself
who for years has been pronounced broken down"
worn OUT &c. Frequently Shs Was disturbed Ia
her sleep by violent nervous twl,Cing OF foot,
the face The whole body. by taking This veyellne
she Is enabled to steep quietly and her general health
seems much improved, though she La u compile !.
ton Of chronic diseases tO contend with. May God
bless you for your charity to tha orphans Respect
fully and gratefully, SISTERS OF CHARITY.
HARASSING DREAMS.-An unnatural excite.
ment OF the brain and nervous sy stem is the direct
OF seepessness, also OF harvesting nocturnal
dreams. NEGETINE has q peculiarly soothing effect
In all such cases, when taken Just before going " bed
National Republican., 1878-06-26
A Gard.

NEW ORLEANS June l. 1875.
The undersigned CcriGCs tiRt he wa tic hpl,ler u(
WHOLE TICKrT No. 81 90 single Number Lottery,
ClR's -" IN the Louisiana state Lottery, which
drew the First Capital Prize of OSE IluNbKED
THOUSAND DOLLARS, on Tuesday. June II lS7s said
ticket having CUst the sum al Ten Dollars at the
offCc Of lmdUUs,nt corner of Common street and
Theatre alley, and that the amount was prunUtly
paid on the pCsCnlatiUn Of the ticket at The Office
OF the company. ". :. CAMPBELL,
% CuTOUlClct street
National Republican., 1878-06-26
AmCtlOn Sale Of Dry Goods.

The peremptory sale at auction of dry aud
fancy goods contained in the store Of Rad
Bros, No. 726 Seventh street, presents an on
pOrtunity of which all should take advantage.
The stock embraces goods Of the newest and
latest styles and of the first quality, all Of
which will be sold without reserve Sales
will take place at ten a, Ii. and halfpast seven
National Republican., 1878-06-26
yEGETlNE.
vEGETlNE.
Y ( G E T N (
FOR EPILEPSY.
BARABoo, May ~, 1877.

bARABoO, May u, ls77,
IT, r. SrEvExs;-
near Sir: My husband has had Eplcpsy for the past
fifteen years, The past wIter his blood seemed to be
In bad condition, AMI seeing the good results from
the use o: Nege;ine IN others felt anxious to try It,
Has taken some siS bottles and the result has been
that he has hal only ten Hts In three months past,
whereas he was accustomed TO having "a many IN
two days ut his worst eject that lie ID not expect
Am very anxious to have him continue the s. some
lonrer, and write to ask you what terms. whit
duction you would make and nd Inc one dozen bot
ties. Very respectfully. MRS. A. e. COLE,
BarabCo, Sauk County, Wis
. VEGETISE thoroughly eraiCntgs every Kind Of
humor and restores the entire system to a healthy
condition.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
Wational 4epublitaa.
Arrival Of Passenge. Trains.
At BALTIMORE AND roToNAc DEP.1, SIXTH AND

At BALTIMORE AND ONO DTPoT NEW JERSEY Arr.
SrE AND STREET.
49, - Morning EtWninp.
st:iS n S..Phil 4 Ros es .lSN baltimore accom-.
S:.' baltimore express 40. Tsltimurc accom-.
Is, Western express 500 y, Phil 4 Bos cN.
GI,Ihltlniorr nccUm. $40, Western Mail.
-, ired. &C. tMet. brCh.) sH:a7, Baltimore accom-.
W, Baltimore Annapolis sal Baltimore express.
and way. .T:2O, Western express
14b, Mnrtinsburg and lfa- 'sO. Baltimore press
(erriuwn Rc MET br'ch. 'PI5, n Y, Phil q Hos eS
nc. ., Baltimore accom-. los, baltimore accom-
n:D Baltimore express
sArrire daily Others Sundays excepted.
Ar For the time of departure Of trains, see edver
nsenients els eNhere.
National Republican., 1878-06-26
Forty Miles for Ten Cents.

The steamer City Of Alexandria will leave
the Seventh street wharf every Monday and
Saturday at half.past eleven u. IN. for forty
miles sail on the Potomac, returning at three
p. M. The fare will be ten cents.