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TRUSTEES SALE.
rT,RUsrEE-s sALE-Under and by

TEIRUSTEE-S SALE-Under and by virtue OF
II the powers conferred upon me by three several
deeds in trust to wit: One made and executed 10y j..
j. Sears and his wife, Florence Sears, dated August
8, 1874 and recorded in the Office of the Register of
shelby county IN book l02, page 40; another made
and executed by the same parties, dated October b.
1874, and recorded in book 102, page 669; and
the other made and executed by ]. j. Sears; dated
May 20, 1876, and recorded in book 112, page 204;
said deeds being for the purpose of securing the
payment of the Indebtedness therein seveTally and
respectively set forth, will, on saturday, x9Ih
day of june. 1875, at the hour Of II O'Clock
m, at the southwest corner of Madison and Main
streets, in the city of Memphis, sell to the highest
in Shelby county, Tennessee, to-wit: Lot No. Of
the survey of lands of the estate of Mrs. C. c..
Tucker, deceased: Beginning on the south side of
Union avenue at the northeast corner of lot No !;
thence with said avenue eastward s IL 100 chains
to the west side or Rembet avenue thence southwark
with the west side of RemDert avenue 301OO chair
to the northeast corner of lot No. 3; thence west
ward at right angles with Rembert avenue, chains
to southeast corner of lot No. l. thence north with
the line of lot No l, 2S100 chains to the begin
ming, containing seven 3-100 acres.
Also, the following described lot of land, lying in
the city OF Memphis, Shelby county, Tennessee, on
the west side of Causey street, and known and de-
scribed the undivided third part of lot IA, in
block No. Al, situated between Vance and Elliott
streets, having front Causey street for the whole
lot of seventy-hve feet and running back two hun
dred feet to the bayou. The right OF redemption is
pushed in said trust DEEDS and the titles good,
but sell and will convey only trustee. This 29th
day of May, 1873. A. WOODRUFF, Trustee.
r p Anderson ATTORNEY
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FBelOw high water mark Of 1874.
LOCAL OBSERVATIONS YESTERDAY
Time. Bar: Their Their wind. FL FAR we..n..:
TOO e.ml 3O.O4 81 NE. o CLOUDY.
200 pm. 29.q9 n NE. % Cloudy.
800 pm. 1894 | ~ NV. % Fair.
Maximum Thermometer. 10 deg.
Minimum Thermometer, "a deg.
WIN. mELROY. Sgt. Sig. Ser. o, g. A.
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NOTICE.

YOUR attention is called to the stock of Furni-
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am now receiving. Being connected with Dickin-
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French Dressing case Suits at factors prices Price
lists with photos, furnished to the trade upon ap
pllcatlon. Give me call; will suit you in style
and please you In prices.
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211 Main street, Memphis
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Trustees Sale.

PY virtue of a deed of trust executed to me by E.
ID +. Risk, and which Is recorded in the Register
Office CT Shelby county, Tennessee in book No. 10S,
page 1S9, and at the request of the benetciaries,
and for the purpose of paying the debts In said deed
mentioned, will, on
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Memphis and Charleston.

Mail 4 Express Train. daily
SOmervillr Accom- mediation
daily except Sundays)
Grand Junction Acc, daily
except sundays M.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Auction Sdies--T0-D0y.
nUNCANsoN BROS. Auctionecrs.

nUNCANsON BROS., hucuonecrs.
TRusrEEs SALE OF HOUSES NOS soi AND soa
X STREET NOKTIIMlST, AND Nos. 40 AND
NJ, nE;yfNIH STREET NoRrlIEAsT, IN
by virtue OF two deeds Of trust, daed respectively
No. ss. a, ioc iTs, and ber No ssl AT folio 26 OF
the land records OF tho District Of Columbia and at
the written request Of tho party secured thereby I
VIII sell nj public auction in ront OF the premises, on
the dsSg named. the following DESCRIBED real estate
p n sub-lot eighteen (sI. In square two hundred and
tweniy.eight (ZLs improved by substantial three
story brick house. with slate roof fronting on Ohio
aycnne and known rs No. iAi.
On "WEDNESDAY, December II. A. d. 1873, at I
o'clock p n sublot one ~. In square three hundred
aud nineiy.fve (aoO). Improved by twos,ory brick
store and dwelling aud two-story dwelling adoln-
Ing and known respectively as Nos. SOL and sj5
street northwest, corner Of Eighth street
p n The north thlrtythreo feet OF original lot eight
@ IN square eight hundred and ninetyfour (sgi), de-
sribed as foliowsi Improved by two neat and sub.
daniiAl two-story and basement brick dwellings.
nno w as Nos ~ and s'i Seventh street northeast
Term, OF sale: ne.fourth OF purchase money In
cnsh, and balance Up equal nstailmentsnt SIX twelve,
and eighteen months with interest at sper cent from
Or all cash. At option Of the purchaser. deposit.
~ on each piece OF property will be required from
eonveyancins and recording al purchasers cost. ii
terms OF sale not complied with 10 days the
trustee reserves the right 10 resell a risk and cost
de5d&ds n W. DowNMAN. Trustee.
ss-IHE ABovE SAILS ARE POSTPONED
untii FRIDAY and SATURDAY. the i3th, and 18th
days OF December A. d. 1873, respectively In the or.
dell II. W. BOWMAN, Trustee.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE. Dec. ". ISIS.
Coiton weak and lower. Mldding, SIC.
Flour In fair demand aud steady. Howarlstreet
and Western supernnr. q 1908 2 do extra, y 5odi
do family u 2pdi 70; city Mills superinc, q 7jgS2i
do exirn, ~ L0gii do. Rio brands tj sjy5 "! Painp
SEQ family, sssh
wheOt-routhcrn quiet and s'eady; wcs,ern-oaer.
inRs light, but firm and higher Southern red, 9jclt
u 0c dc. amber. 81 V3fi o.! No Pennsylvania red.
u ojti ojii No. Western winter red, spot and De.
ccmr. q 900 05Ii January, u eps6si 0iS; Febru.
ary, OSIGiOjl
Corn-southern In f,lr demand and nrm! West.
cru In more demand and riner. Southern white, i3G
sBr; do yellow. ItdiSc: Western MIXED. spot. old.
Iisg+5'sc; do. new, spot pL ijl;c: a"ember. ~
5isC January, ljc; February. ij4c; steamer, 3DAc.
Oats steady aud ilrm with no stock. southern IS
sylvdnia. .sd8lc.
I,ye quiet and nominal Southern, 5ldi7c.
@li.
Provisions quiet and nominRlly steady, with Iojbng
only Mess pork, e. 2b6ts ", Bulk meats - Loose
shoulders new &c: craTb sides, new, 10 IsC per chr
Jid3llc: clear.rD sides, new S.di',c. Hams sugar
cured sCdIOc. Lard. rcfncd iierce', &C. ButteF n
shade irmeT out not auoaOly higher, choice Western
packed, lBtI lscG rolls, lJd Ice.
Petroleum quiet. Crude, ~; refined, SIC.
Coffee duh Rnd weak. RIO cnrgoes, llllI5Ic.
sugar quiet and steady. a son, siI IIe'lc.
whisky arm At u CaeLl Opl,.
Frelghts TO Liverpool per steam nominal. Cotton.
iId! flour. - eii grain. SD.
hece,pts-Flour, 800 bbis; wheat, 1900 bu! corn.
2I,5co bu.
Shipments wheat. Cs.sOo bu: corn. 1900 ou
National Republican., 1878-12-13
United states Board Of Trade.

The executive council of the United states hoard
of Trade was held here yesterday and attended by
Hon. Ellwood 4. Thorne, Of New York, chairman; !;
Hon. Chaunccy !. Fillcy, St. Louis; Senator Angus
Cameron, Wisconsin; Ex-Governor Joseph Brown,
Tennessee; Hon Joseph H. Acklen, Louisiana;
General Anson @. McCOok, New York; Hon. A. II.
BIssc!i, Washington; J. d. Hayes. Detroit, Mich;
Thomas Redjngton. New York; Thomas winsori
New York; Alexander Nicoll. New York. j. NJ,
Levy, New York ". X. Jcnerds, Galveston Tex
A. P. Mimas, san Francisco, CAL; W. II. {. Price,
New York, and Others.
The committee appointed to attend TO the bill now
IN Congress to charter the board reported favorable
progress. A committee was appointed TO consider
the postal savings bank bills now before the House.
Il was resolved that, as representing the CONNER
cal interests OF this country, this board most cor
daily 60 operates with the Government and the
national banks In their determination TO resume
specie payments Gt the time fixed by law for doing
50. tInly believing that our country i now In a
-oOd condition for maintaining lis credit upon .
specie basis. thereby placing Us upon an equal
footing with the other commercial nations of the
world lhis was offered by j. d. Hayes, Of Detroit,
who is the NiCC.prcsident Of tho Manufacturer
National Bank, Of that city
a committee OF five was appointed to memorial
iZc Congress on the subject OF tie I'LL bills now
before It relating 10 the trnrSmissiUn Of matter OF
all classes by mail. A resolution was passed that
IN the opinion of the board u general law should
be passed by congress to regulate Interstate COM
mcrrc" Gs provided for under act |, section s.
vlHusC ul the Constitution al the United States.
On motion of !. u. Hayes /, was resolved that in
the opinion Of this bunnl the Treasury depart.
mrnt ui the UultCd states II uvcrburdcnCd with
business. some OF II las no connection whatever
with the finances Of the country, while at the ZANE
NE the commercial and industrial iuiert>tsnrc suf-
lvrng Tor the need uf laws for The proper Icgula-
ton UI interstate commerce, telegraph, life aud
fire lusuruEce, manufacturing, and mining.
Therefore the time las come wien Congress should
by proper legislation establish q department OF
commerce. taking from the Treasury aud other
Departments such sl'lmcS, a. I"i o. statistics,
rGEiSCIs aud add the business In De provided for.
such rs uhrUad-, commerce, tCle snph. insurance,
manufacturing, mining, fisheries together with all
matter referring 10 commerce and place them
under II secretary Of CUlaiGcr,c, who shall be q
CGbiLet officer Of the Government.
Sp-u.Hl matters wcTr lett over by special request.
Two hundred and nine new members nom four
teen state, were elected and added to the board.
nominated since the last Meeting In Washington
The cXvCuINl council will m Q gain IN thIee
weeks, aud q national convention Was ur,lcied TO
be called tor tho second Wednesday III MaCh
National Republican., 1878-12-13
GEORGE ETOUS NEWS.
Collected by Republican Reporters.

Widow Son Lodge, No. I +, a. An. have elected
year: John H. Lee ". NJ, J. Turner, s. "; Il,
Wilson, j. W; J. y. Williams Treasurer, and NJ. 5
Lovely, Secretary.
The Georgetown DRshNWay CIEl lUld large
and enthusiastic meeting aI tie nall IN the new
Market HOUSE building last night The president
Mr., John berry, presided The meeting was
opened w!lh prayer by Nj, Thomas. Addresses
were made Ly President Berry Mr.. Granger OF
West Virginia; Jerry Williams, OF Washington; Rev
Richard Norris, aud Charlie Nye, Mr.. A, II, Wal.
colt and many Others also contributed TO the in.
the pledge,
man is swlndlIng merchants ouI of smal.
amounts by making tglflng pTIrhusCs, then, while
the change Is lying On the counter, diverting the
slOrekeopeTs attention Rdruitly substituting coin
Of Il smaller denomination and declaring that he
has not received The right change The merchant,
right.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
u II. WARMER. Renl Estate Anciioneer.

TRUsTEEs SALE OF A DEsIRA BILE THREE
sIOkn DWELLING. NO, 1908 MARYLAND
By virtue Of deed Of trust. dated September IS A.
is7a duly recorded In Lber No ~ folio 22s one OF
the request q the party secured thereby. shall s
M public auction In front OF tho premises on III RS
DAY. December ~, 1873, at o'clock y. M. all that
piece parcel Of ground situate In the city OF WASH
lngton, ID O.. being part uf lot d. ofw. n Todds sub
division Of original lot, numbered one ~ in square
three hundred and htv.two t3sa), beginning for the
same on Maryland avenue tie distance OF eighteen
(sl feet nine and half lo) inches from the south
east eorner o. said lot D, and running thence west
wardly with the line OF said avenue nineteen gD feet
f,ur ran and halt ttd inches thence norhwestwsrdly
three and half az, inches; thence due north eighty
ieet our and half Inches thence south slxtytwo
(U,l feet seven "a inches thence south
right angles with said Maryland avenue Rty-hve (j)
ieet one and quarter 90 inches TO the place OF BE-
ginning, together with the improvements &c.
Terms; ODe-third cash, and the baance In sir,
twelve. and eighteen months with Interest ut per
cent per annum, secured by deed Of trust on the
property sold or all cash at ont Ion OF tho purchaser
slol deposit and all recording aud conyeyancing at
purehasers cost Terms t. be complied Within seven
day.: othcis. the trustee reserve. the right 70 resell
A, H. EICHSTADT, Trustee.
j. T. COLDwELf. Salcsman. deI-saw6ds
National Republican., 1878-12-13
THO l.G5 IInmh sInmhcr.

Mr clarence NJ Barton, Of the Pct, was exam.
mcd yesterday by the Committee on Reform ~ the
Civil>CrNIce VC,ligatr- the change Of uIiupuun
IN connection with the passngr of the So DsiTict
Of columbia ASSIGNMENT bond bill. lie testified
that In july las, communication was sent to the
F11 containing charge uf fraud. The letter was
signed "An Indignant C.tIhcn, and n one =, rtIcT
was the nRine ul tic contributor, which was "lDhn-
sun." lie had forgotten the Initial. but looked In
the directory nj the time aud found the name there
The Article in qut sliun WAS largely nude NJ Of the
letter OF Nj. Johnson 10 lnv paper, but 10 which he
lBartOnD added cuIlatn Items Nhrh he got out OF
the rcpuit Of the blsrIrt Commissioners, Being
asked why lie lett his position under tho District
government he replied that hu was discharged be-
cause, ~ hc was told Il was ruv,sary To rrlCc tho
iDrrc but IN few week, his place was I'll Cd by a
resident Vi Alexandria.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
MINOR DISTRICT NOTES.
Cleaned at the Commissioners once.

Inspector Entwlse yesterday took u survey aud
examination Of the Old truck. house on Masauhu.
sets avenue, with the view Of making plans and
estimates for changing It 10 an cngine-hUrse.
The Commissioners have issued an order appoint.
Ing Lieutenant X. J.. liOSie, Captain W. q. Brock.
mIttee to open. IN the rlC,CuCc OF the Cnmnl!s.
s0ners all bids for general supplies to be furnished
the District Of CoumOu.
Inspector Entwislo has issued the following per.
mts' To Lusll-Ed CGstell, one twO.stnry brick
Seventh, between East Capitol and streets south.
east. 1900. Repalrs-J0shua Parker roof .SC.,
500; Continental Hotel, nIi,c wall So j. Gran.
dell green house. SlGJ w. II. Cole patch roof SO.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Disposal Of the Public Lands,

The bill introduced in the Senate by Mr. Teller
for the disposal of public lands provides that all
such, not mineral lands shall he hereafter disposed
Of In no other way than In accordance with the
provisions Of the law ofthe United States known as
the Homestead laws" Sec. 2 provides that ali
homestcadS hereafter secured under the laws OF
the United States shall not be liable for debts In.
CURED or contracted prior TO the Issuing patent
therefor, nor oT any debts incurred OF contracted
or any lien or incunbranCc thereon, for the period
oi Yen ytals amer the issue of such patent
Nothing contained In this bill, however, shall
In any wise effect or impair the rights OF any pIc
emplIon eolnpLele OF imeh0ate thereof
National Republican., 1878-12-13
The Potter Committee,

The Potter Committee did not meet yesterday,
General Butler being absent aud there being Il tacit
understanding oil the part Of the majority
that his arrival should be awaited. The next
meeting is expected to take place next Tues.
day. Chairman Potter has not yet selected
Democratic member 10 accompany him as the
chairman OF the subcommittee 70 continue the
investigation In New Orleans The Republicans
Will be invited % make their own selections and
II is probable Mr. lIlscOCk. OF New York, will be
chosen. Mr.. Mcmahon, a member Of the com
mittee, said to-day that It was not the expectation
Of the committee 10 gct actively At work until a(ter
the holiday recess
National Republican., 1878-12-13
THE COUNTS.
Supreme Court OF the United States.

THURSDAY, Dec. i, ISiS
On motion OF Mr.. sulcltor.Gencral Phillips
Charles N. sturges esq, of Chicago, Ill., was admit
ted 10 practice.
On motion Of Mr.. stanley Matthews. Thornton "
Hinkle ard Samuel r. Hunt esqs, OF Cincinnati
Ohio. were admitted to practice.
No. TO3 tassigncdJ. The United States, plaintiffs In
error. VS.. The Central Pacific Railroad Company
Argued by Mr.. ATTORNEY. General Devens for plain.
tifis in error aud by Mr. 5. W. SandersOn for de.
fendant IN error.
No. 4ls. The United States, plaintiffs in error vs.
The Kansas Pacific Railroad Company; No. ISL. The
United States, appellants, VS.. Denver Pacific Rail
road and Telegraph Company. Argument com.
United States.
Adjourned until to. morrow at twelve O'Clock.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
The younu-Jef,ri-s SrpIiaIs.

The uuplGls OF Mr.. W. l., Young, OF Ohio editor
Of the Youngstown T.h,ur. mud Miss Henrietta L.
JeNics daughter Dl General \, l.. Jefrics, OF this
city, attracted II large and brilliant asscmbNgc at
the Eplplnu! ChurcG last evening. Punrtually at
seven q, j. OK the hrN Irrty entered the church
ard passed down the centre able the cyuusure
all cyr,. The brute aud groom went into the
tMunrcl, where, under u tCmIir lHauc Of choice
CNulCN, Bishop PiukHCy H~s'sird b! lry. Mr.. IAtet,
performed the beautiful marriage service Vt the
Episcopal Church. Among the guests were n large
humber Of army ohrrI,, mrmhrrs OF congress.
journalists, Rnd men distinguished Iu every walk
Of l.Ip
National Republican., 1878-12-13
IT. coLpwELI. salcsi
nUNCASsoN BROS. AUCTIoNRERs
- Corner OF Ninth and d strects

TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE MILL PROP.
EhTi AMI LARGE Lor OF GROUND NEAR
TIE ARSENAL, BEING THE STONE MILL
OCCUPIED ny W. AND H. BRADLEY,
Under and by virtue Of deed OF trust dated July O
isS, and recorded In Later No. 71S folio iCi DC. OF
the lnnd records OF Washington County, In the DIS.
trei Of Columbia, the undersigned. trustees will.
THURSDAY, the 10Th day Of Dccember A. u. is7s.Rt
&b O'Clock p ~, Ia mont OF the premises, sell at pub
lie auction ali those peces or parcels OF ground stu
ate IN the city ofWashingtOn. District OF Columbia.
known aud designated ~ part Of original lot mum.
hereu eleven ull and the whole OF original lots
beted twelve tl2 fourteen Cil. fifteen ti5, sixteen
(i6). seventeen 40. eighteen uS), nineteen (ip and
lwenty (s), la square numbered nve hundred and
four ,i according to the recorded plat OF said city
Of Washington, containing thirty-one thousand
t3lnOI square feet c ground. more or less together
with the improvements thereon, consisting Of n
twostory mill which has been used stone saving
mill. dc.
Terms Of sale; As prescribed by said deed of trust
the amount O Indebtedness secured by the said deed
OF trust unpaid, VIZ, $1,000 with Interest from July
3D. ISL, at the rate of per cent per hnnnm, and the
expense or sne, In c,tsh, and the balance at six,
twelve, and eighteen months. ior wi ch the notes OF
the purchaser, bearing Interest from the day OF sale
Rt SIX per cent per annum and secured by deed OF
trust on the property sold. will be taken deposit
OF 800 VIII be required at tire time OF sale ana VI the
terms OF sale shall not be compiled with within ten
days amer sale the trus'ecs tho right resell
at the cost and risk Of the deauing purchaser upon
giving ten days public notice.
EDWARD W. PARSONS, r,,.,o..
debTurlISst RoBERT Il DAY. huees
National Republican., 1878-12-13
COMMERCIAL.
Washington River Front.
tRRivEn

wAsfuSoroS Dec. ", 1873.
sRRivEn.
Smith q wimsatts wharf schooner Lizzie v Hall,
Lollier. Savannah with lumber to George A Shehan
and others.
Independent Ice Compary's wbarf-Sohooner She.
klnnh, Shaw, Plymouth, n c, with shingles TO 7 W
Smith and NJ W johnson.
Ricy's whRrves-Scbooncrs W Ward, Ward
chief Lewis; Carpenter, Adams; Wave. Chiseltine
Maggie, SPENCE, Mhgglc Elizabeth, Adams-nll from
Chcs,penke Bay. with oysters 10 Market
Carers whaTf-SchooIers Sarah Fort SteelmRn,
Philadelphia with ss2 tons OF coal TO Penicks aud
George Bogus.
CIHAnrp.
Blscoe's wharyes-Schooners Franklin, Whcatley
Rising sun. 0Tfnib-down the river, light
hiley's wharvss-Schooners General Humphreys
Hooper. Salisbury, with iicOJ brick; 1iomrs y Fay
lor Hlllman GGorgctown, to hnlsh dlscharglnE tnrso
Y u Travers, Richards. down the river, light II
Seward, seward Alexandria. to load coal for Eastern
porisi Brews or. MaImaduke; John, Itnncs; John
Williams Bsyley-all down the river, light.
Johnson's wharyes-Schooners Julia. Powell, and
Flying Scud, Meekins-both Gown the river, light
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Georgetown Commercial News.

GRAIN MARKET
wheat-The market for wheat to-day may be writ.
ten quiet and steady at unchanged rates. There wer
no offerings on Change and In the absence OF trans
actions we cannot give n fair quotation.
Corn-Thc supply Of corn continues 10 be fully ade
quar to present demRnds, and the market rules nTm
and steady at ia &c for prime new.
RIVER FRONT.
Arrived-Schooner Annie & Millard, Steelman,
Boston, 10 load coal for hspinwnli.
Cleared-Schooper James II uoyt. Lyon, Hoboken,
with 7Jj tons Of coal.
Arfived-Boais Little Nan. Tiernan, Three Bros,
q NJ StOncbrakor. 5I.ynn, and Foley.
Ciearcd-u NJ sionebraksr. > y Lynn William Foley.
Three Brothers. Emerald, Thomas II Paul, I Tier
nan. Hattie q bessie, aud Lttle Nan.
National Republican., 1878-12-13
Travellers Guide.


NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH NonrnwEssff'sS sS$ WEST AND SOUTH.
SUNDAY, ,52EAKhf 81 FAKf fErE5T b. I35.! a, s.AM
Ai 6iblsrw yohs. Mf.s'HS2T XBSf2pr. AND pos
TON EXPRLsi EiIcott CITY. on sundays to
naro u Sa s9es sup a. SGmRSys mnSyyS SnS
a. R,dSei Breakfast at Relay. O.,
Strasbprg Winchester, haserstown, aud Way via
Tp.tBH HIrIMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS
sioJpoint Sf Rocks. Piedmont, strasburg, Win.
40, chester, Hager.iown, and Way Stations, -.
SASb A "a ysAsI%iHohR i i,,, ESRhEss fsriSs !ss (
sa'I,sT ToUIs, IogIsyIhhE, CHICAGO, co.
sunday; fhTogsh carlo siaunion; Pullman cars
except saturday ~ ''''
eOoa!0a sunday opiy--Baltlmorc. Annapolis and
1900. BALTIMORE EXPRESS. stop. a, Rlaaen..
burg. College Bellsyille. Laurel, Annapolis June
:, tlon, Jessups, and Hanover.
isos.tSEW Y6RR. .PGfLADEIfHix,& AND M Iay BSa.
TON EMPRESS. stops at Laurel.
lo'oion Sunday only for Baltimore and Way Sta
asoS,RaAiLIM9RE, BLApESsBURG, AND Law.
S ESs' %sy s,acn Sa ssSass % FS
Of Rocks and Way stations only.
Aunhiulis, ana way StNlOns.
Observation-Disclosures, NORFOLK, AND BAL
TlMORE ENPkhsSS Eilicot city. Norfolk, cx.
cept sunday Norfolk passenscrs taken In the
cars direc! 70 boat at Canton. Stops at Bladens.
sS f3S'S and aSb Ny SsIS sSHSspvs EXPRESS
sleeping cars to Chicago
SHOT BALTIMORE EXPRESS.
eap-point Of Rocks ard Way stations
G'O-tST. LOUIS, CINCINNATI, LOUISNILLE,
AND pl1TsBuRG EXPIRES. Plttsburg cS.
cept sunday Pullmal Cars
lO:il-tNEw YORK, PHI MA DELPIITA, AND BAL
TlMOHE EXPRESS. Sleeping car to New York
and special ,eeping car to Philadriphln.
tDhily .On Sunday only Other trains daily, ck-
cept sunday.