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Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
A Word of Warning.

Republicans. now is the time 10 put
forward your best men. A hard and vital
contest is at hand. United. you can win
divided, You must tail. In each Con-
gressionAl district are able and reliable
men. who can unite the Republican vote
and draw some strength from the opPO-
sinon. 10 waste the opportunity by
divisions. engendered by The ambition
vi party leaders. or on account Oi local
claims or prejudices. will be, under the
circumstances. little less than criminal.
The best talent. The larger e1p6rIeHce,
and the greatest popular strength should
be called 70 the front You cannot win
with incompetent or unpopular candi'
dates, Or those against whom strong To-
ca or personal Prejudices may Temporal
rny exist. These must be sci aside tor
the lime being. and ihe best men Tor The
present emergency taken. Osher things
being equal, the largest experience will
be the most useful.
RePuolicSns.you must organize Tor The
selection OF candidates and tor their cleo
ton when nominated There should be
10 delay 10 lhiS WORK. i. must % done
now. and in The lace vi covert out immi-
nsBt revolution. in the face of the pay
nent Of rebel claims. the overthrow Of
the constituted authorities. the destruc-
ton OF the public credit, the degradation
Of labor, the persecution of loyal men,
and the stamping out OF loyal sentiment.
This - not defamation; it is sober real-
ny. The record OF the Democratic party
10 the past and present, read Alright. al
tDrds ineOntesliOie proof. These words
are spoken not to alarm. but 70 foreTarn.
Look st the attitude OF the Democratic
leaders. the cloud Of rebel claims. the
multiplied assaults upon the public
Treasury. the suppression OF popular
Suffrage in all the South. the practical
sboli'ion Of popular education where
these leaders have unlimited control, and
answer a. the ballot-box whether, IN your
opinion. these men, flushed with victory,
will tOrego the purpose so sudaciously
determined upon when only the hope of
success inspired then.-E1.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
ReVuAlCan County Convention.
n " DUTTOS,
"A. b. PRESCOTT,
a G. DAVIS
Is-ssos. July "a, lsss.

Ths Republicans Ut ne County q oxford and
AL independent voters. who believe m he Princi-
,les OF 4 sound currency for the people and In
Yressryinx the eredk % the nation, are requested
20 meet ~ delegates N = convention 10 be held AZ
he Court. HOUSE - Paris, on Tuesday The sih day
81 August ISIS Al 10 O'Clock, a. m, FOR tho pur-
pose OF nominating candidates FOR seAte senators
County Commissioner. Clerk Of the Courts, shcr-
n and County Treasurer, 70 be supported a. The
September Election bAsis OF representation
I'll ID a. fellows zach town and plantation
srsaRi2ed for election purposes IS entitled 10
enc delegate, and one additional delegate for ey-
cry seyensy-ave votes given Tor The Republican
candidate Tor Governor IN ls76, fraction Of forty
votes over the number which Is entitled 20 one
dslexAte, vii be accorded delegate
The County Committee VIII BE- n session 81 the
Csurt House a. O'Clock - IN, 10 receive the are.
isauAl, or tas several delegates.
JAMES .. WKGHT,
JOIN z. SwAsKT,
PErEA b YOUNG,
SEIH v. FIEK.
>. 2 TvTrCHELL.
Republican County Com.
Zach Iowa aad plantation are entitled 20 the
following number Of delesAies
Albany, 2. ADdover, 8, Bethel 5. BrOwnneId
:; Bssfneld ); Byron, /, Canton, ?, DennUk2 3
pi1reld. 2: Frye6Hrg,a: GneAd, l. GrAftSu, l..
Greenwood, .; Hanover, ! Hartford, 3 He6ros
J: Hiram. =; Lowell, ); Mason. l. Mexico, l.
Sswry, 4 Norway. 5; oxford. q. Paris, = PERI,
.: Porter, 8; RoxbuTy,l. RumfOrd, ); stow l.;
sssaehAn, /. sumner, 3. sweden, :. Upton, /,
waterford, 5. WoOdstOck, ;; Franklin Plantation,
/; Lincoln Plantation, !: Milton Plantation, i.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
FIRST MAINE CAVALRY ASSOCIATION

FIRST NAME CAVALRY ASSOCIATIONS
Will hold It's seventh reunion At Augusta.
Maine, " ednesdsy, Aug. Z. 1873. The
Association Wiil III at ~ G.. i. X. Hal, ~
10 o'clock a. m and proceed TO Camp
Peno scot. tho old camp ground Of the
regiment. where luncn viii DO served al.
= n. Business meeting at p. o..
Evening Reunion banquoi, provided
by the ladies' Of Augusta 1T Granite Hsi.
Grafton by Lieut. II F. Blanchard. Poem
Oy LIEUT.. T.. Z. ToDie. Addresses, tOasLs.
songs and campaign stories from invited
guests ard members ri tho regiment.
WAYS OF access $ Gamer, Star II tho
East leaves Boston. Tuesday evening A.
G o'clock. arriving in Augusta about TO
a. H., Wednesday. Returning leaves
Augusta at - m, Thursday. Trains by
the Maine Central K H., arrive from
Portland and lne West at . so q. IN, and
$40 p. m. From Skowhegan, Bangor
and the E4s. a: , % =. ~. and 3 100 p.
m. Return iickets tOf The s"yeTa. rail-
roads should Oe Procured b. comrades a,
their respective ticket offices Return
tickets boy steamer will be furnished 0y
tho committee a. the business meeting
Provision will Uo made tor al! who
wish Il. 10 bivolac 1t Camp PoDoh'co!, ~
and comrades purposing 20 avail them
solves OF the opportunity, are requested
t. bring esch blanket. Arrange mects
have also been made with the Augusta
House, whereby lodging wili be furnished
- al who desire Il. tor 81 c's. Comrades
49,.
tados are further requested 10 extend no.
tice OF this reunion TO members OF the
regiment IN their vicinity
MAJOR JoHN d. MYRICK,
President Of the As4oCInlinn.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
Parts Letter.

To THE EXPOSITION on TOR An oNNI'
BUs.-WHAr MAY M SVEN FROM THE
TAwDRY cAsTLE OF Ip6 TRocADERo.-
AN ORIENTAL YOUNG LADY FROM CHI
cAGo.-THE FACADE OF THE vEsTIBULE
OF HoNoR. or THE FUTURE
KING or ENGLAND AND PAST KING OF
FRANCE, ESPECIALLY THEIR HORSES -
THE JEWELS OF THE FRENCH CROWN
WHAT NJ THEIRS DESIRED TO Do WITH
THEM.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

Even Mrs. jerks impudence is sur
passed by the democrats who persist il
shouting "fraua" in the face OF The reye-
lations OF the Potter Committee. Aoso-
lntely nothing has been proved except
that the democratic leaders were canvass
lag the country from Florida to Oregon
in 1876, trying 10 buy an elector at any
cost. Not particle of republican fraud
has been discovered, but even the mos,
careful management has been unable to
prevent the uncovering OF democratic
rascality in nearly every State invesli-
gated. Yet when Mr. Randall says
fraud" the Manhattan democracy fairly
bowls with delight !-7ItbaNie.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
Newspaper Decisions.

l. Aas person who who takes paper regularly
from the ofhee-whethcr directed 10 his name or
another's, CO whether he has subscribed or not
10 respoosfbie for the payment
a N person orders his paper discontinued,
he must paw all arrearages, or The Publisher may
continue 70 send 10 until payment 10 made, anu
collect the whole amount, whether the paper Is
taken hOna the once or not.
s. TneCsurts have decided JhAtrefusing % take
Rsxspapers and periodicals trom the poat once,
or removing and leaving them uncSlled fer, is
prssDG lacse evidence OF fraud.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
SOUTH PARIS, July y, 1878.

Mr.. EditOr:-l notice that your Norway
correspondent got things little mixed
in his items of last week. be stating that
the "Paci6cs" played one inch farther
than the oxford Bears which is q
mistake Of jus! % inches, as the follow
ing result, as given by the Committee,
will show: Pacifics. played 1SSft. 6
inches; Oxford Bears, 1S6 It. Z inches :;
Ocean, 1856 It. 8 inches. +. A. T.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

Boz DRowNED.-Last Sabbath fore
noon, as Masters Geo. Whittemore OF
Paris aud John Coltman OF Portland were
bathing in Kings mill pond, ia Paris,
young Whittomore was taken with q
cramp and drowned. His body was re-
covered after about three hours. The
deceased was about eighteen years OF
age. and was the youngest son of widow
S. Whittemore.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

IA return 10 specie payments at the
earliest possible period compatible with
due regard to all interests concerned,
should ever be kept in view. Fluctua-
tons in the value of currency are always
injurious, and to reduce these fuctua-
tons to the lowest possible point will
always be leading purpose in wise leg
islatiOn. Conver.ibility, prompt and cer-
tain couvertibility into coin is acknowl
edged 70 be the best and surest safeguard
against them. '-A6rdh0an LiSac0In.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

jefferson Davis. in his speech at
Mississippi City, Wednesday, showed
himself to be as unreconciled rebel as
ever. Perhaps it was expecting too
much to look for anything bat bitterness
from such an one as be. The great dis
appointment which bis vaulting and IN
scrupuious ambition met with in the
downfall of the Copfederacy, seems TO
have literally soured his nature; and the
fact that he owes his unworthy life to the
unoxampled generosity OF the govern
ment, which he abuses on every coca.
sion, seems 10 have made no impression
tor good upon his hardened nature
LeUtSton Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

A disabled soldier, at present sn in.
mate OF tie National Asylum at Hampton.
Va. hrs forwarded formal charges
sgainst Gen. Butler for frsnking and
sending TO the inmates OF that institution
Senator Howe assault upon the Presi-
dsr T. ia claimed that the speech is an
su<ek upon the Commander in Chief and
subjects the General to prosecution under
toe articles Of war.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

the Chamber. A plain answer VIII not
be given to the question, and temptation
to seize dictatorial power will no! be re-
moved from vulgarly ambitious men.
G.. As.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

Let those who think alike, act to-
gether. Bangor Commercial.
That was the motto Of the forty thieves.
- Belfast Journal.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
Killed by "A Fall.

LEWISTON, June IA man named
Bartlett fell from the root OF the depot
at East Sumner Wednesday and was IN
stantly killed.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

The Republicans OF the several cities. towns aud
plantations OF the Second District, are invited 10
ssna delegates " = Convention % be holden 10 Al
barn Hall, In The city Of Auburn, Wednesday, July
slE At II O'Clock, A. n, 20 nominate candidate
iSE Representative " Congress, and - choose n
District Committee. Zach city, tom and pisntA
ton VIII b. entitled 10 one delegate and one sddi
SsaAl for every . votes OF majority fraction thVre
- thrown for selden CouRor Tor Governor m ls'o.
Tie comm zee will be IN session 81 the hall a. 10
0'SlOek. ne day 81 the convention 20 receive ere
ssatisls.
\. " DUrTOS,
"A. b. PRESCOTT,
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

Still among the nineass.
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16
Sseani District Republican Convention.

}. o. SMITH, Secretary
Oxford Democrat. [volume] (Paris, Me.) 1833-1933, 1878-07-16

'' self reverence, self sacrifice, and selfcOutrol
These three lead 10 sOTeT eighty and power
National Republican., 1878-01-23
AUCTIONEERa.

AUCTIoNEERa.
Duncanson Bros, Ninth and ID sta.
wash. ID. Williams ID, cor Tenth street.
BooKsELLERs AND sTATIONERS
solomops Chapman, OIL Ppnnsylvania avenue.
SSeiington, Pa avenue and -Four r.end-a-half street
w Nm; Bslleniyns, t2s seventh street. street.,
Il. NJ Whitaker. Vernon Row. Pa ave. and Tenth 81
BAKERS.
Folk Desfosscs, coi2 II street.
CLOTHING.
L. s. Justh. o1O street.
DENTIsTs
Dr. e. DesfontrevilIe. No. i229 Pennsylvania avenue;
DRUGGISTS.
goughlin's Temple Drug Store Y and Ninth streets
hh'wisie, Pennsylvania avenue and Twelfth street
EDUCATIONAL
Edward g Townsend, 7O7 NJ street northwest
Ms 8 y Fuller. Art School. isis street n ".
Mss Narrower, 1893 street.
Rs.:ss sssssly pS .lssss iiss
SPencerian Business college, seventh and streea
sss1 a',s ays q Mq.s as ES'is g .s isS .isss ;'ss
aasSa csnIS h.Iara ~ ~ Nss stree.
FINE ARTS
Markriter. G2o street northwest
81 James Hotel corner sixth and Pennsylvania ave.
HMiEss M' House, corner fineenth and q .treetA
metropolitan, Penna. ave. and sixth street
Eb6itt House, Fourtsenth and streets
Morton ~ House. Va and Va h street
fremont House
HATTERs
b. II. s,inemetz, 1877 Pennsyivania avenue
INSURANCE.
Potomac Fire Insurance Company. 50 High street.
Georgetown.
MERCHANT TAIIJORs.
Fseman Brothers. corner Seventh and Z streets
a. Saks Co., seventh street
n Robinson a Co.. sop Pennsylvania avenue.
PIANOS.
Sanders a stayman. Penna ave and Twelfth street
PHOTo-LITHOGRAPHER
Norris Peters, Photo. lithographer, Ne Es Penn
sylvania avenue.
REAL ESTATE
b. II. Warner, ,e18 Y street northwest
John sherman. 81. Cloud Building.
Fitch d Fox, Frecdmans bank building 1900 Pa ave
SEWING MACHINES
McKenney a Co.. tE Ninth street
National Republican., 1878-01-23
EXTRACT.
ponds EXTRACT.
The Peoples Remedy.
The Universal Pain Extractor.
Note, Ask for Ponds Extract
Take no other.
Take no other.


Hear. for I Will speak Of excellent
PONDS EXTRACT = The sres. Vegetable
srsns .s Destroyer. Has been in use over
curative virtues cannot be exceed.
CHILDREN. No family can afford to be without
Contusions, Cuts, sprsins, ire relieved
almost instantly by external application.
Promptly relieves pains o. Harms, soaids,
Excoristions, Chanugs, Old Sores
Dolls, Felons, COrns, etc. Arrests in
fammation, reduces swellines, stops bleeding
LADi Ks nd i their Best W frend. % ftt'ay IL assu,re,
the pains to which they are peculis riy
.pbiset,notably fullness and pressure 4
smeliorates and permanently heals al
kinds OF inaammations and ulcsra.
HEM o II n HOLDS or PILEsfn in this the
only immediate relief and ultimste cure
No oasc, however chronic or obstinate oan
long resist Its regular use.
KIDNEY DISEASES. It has NO equal for per-
BLEEDING from any caiss. For mi. Il Il sps.
cine. II has saved hundreds Of lives wben all
other remedies failed to arrest bleeding from
TooTn%Shs issaisa E.a.sSs Ss sss.is. s%s sisss' and
hheumetism are Al alike relieved, and
mend II in their practice; We have letter. OF
many Of whom order Il for uss in their ova
practice. In addition to the foregoing, they
order its use for Swe11ings Of all kinds
Quinsy, Sore Throat, In famed Ton.
stls, simple and chronic Diarrh0a, Ca
tarrh 1or which 1t IL . sp<e,fe, Chill
blains, Frosted Feet, StinRs OF
Insects, Rgusquitoes, etc, Chspped
Hands, Fses, and indeed all manner OF
TOILET USE. Removes Soreness, Roushness
and smartlnRB heals Cuts, Eruptions
and Pimples. It yerirss tno,0ordte, anu
ryreshes, while wonderfully improving tht
Complexion.
TO FARMERs-Pond,s Extract. No Stock
Breeder, no Livery Man can afford 70 be with
out it II is used BY all the leading Livery
Stables, Street Railroads and first Horsemen
in New York City. 1t hns no equal for Sprains,
Harness or Saddle Chafngs, Stiffness.
Scratches, swsIlings, Cuts, Laoerations, Bleed
ings, Pneumonia, Cole, Diauhea, Chills.
Colds, &c. Its range OF action Is wide, and the
relief It affords II 40 prompt that It is invaua-
De in every Farm-yard US we'll as in every
farmhouse. Let II DO tried once and you
will mover be without It.
CAUTIONi Ponds Extract has been initiated.
The genuine article hns the words Ponds
Extract blown in each bottle. 1t Is prepared
by the only persons living who ever
knew how to prepare 1t properly Refuse all
other preparations OF Witch Hazel. This IL
the only article used by Physicians, and in the
hospitals of this country and Europe.
HISTORY and Uses OF Ponds Extract,
in pamphlet form, sent free on application TO
POND'S EXTRACT COMPANY, Ds'Maide;
lama. New York.
National Republican., 1878-01-23
CIiit-Chat.

General L. L. Lomax is about to occupy ths
old Van Ness mansion on Seventeenth street.
THE good die first. Those whose hearts
are dry as summers dust burn to the socket"
The Mignon Club will give their second Soires
at Marni's, next Monday night, the 2sth in
slant.
Mrs. General Sherman and daughters receivs
Ou Tuesdays at the Ebbitt, not Thursdays a.
misstated.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. C. Glover, nee Poor arc
housekeeping on Fifteenth street, near Nc.
PhersOn square.
Lord Dufierin Governor-G General of Canada,
is e. pectcd in Washington this week, and sew
eral entertainments are to be given in his
honor.
Mrs. Simpson, wife of the eminent Bishop,
with her two daughters, is max ing a short
visit in Washington and stopping at the Riggs
House.
Mrs. Postmaster-Gcn Key and Mira
Assistant POStmaster-General Tyner and
daughters will receive on Wednesdays at the
Ebbitt.
Miss Leo Whitcomb, a charming young lady,
(whOse identity tho typos lately murdered In
this column, is the guest OF Mrs. o. T. Pros
brsy, at 9Ol II street.
Mis- Clara Cole, young Washington actress,
has been received with considerable enthusiasm
iu New York and Brooklyn, aud lately had
rousiug benefit at Woods Theatre.
Captain A. W. johnson, L. :. N, and fam
lily are settled at the Metropolitan Hotel ior
tho winter Miss johnson, an exceedingly at
tlaCtiyc deJUtGnte assists her mother in receive
ing.
Miss Eva Mills, Washington's favorite song
stress, Is to sing in the Baltimore Academy OF
Music ON Thursday evening of this week,
under tho auspices Of the Haydn Society OF
that city.
Lace shawls make handsome Vatican
drapery on princessc dresses by simply cross.
ing the two ends of the shawl like II fchu,
on the bosom, and draping the middle to form
a long loop
The daughter of General Emory is about 10
sail for Europe, with Mr.. and Mrs. Irwin, Of
Philadelp pha, for an extended tour, which Of
course will include a visit to the French Ex-
position next summer.
Iarkin G. Meade's design for the Morton
monument, proposed to be erected in Indian
apOlis is an unique one. 1t is to be of marble,
sIrmOuntcd by a colossal statue of Liberty,
with u profile of Morton ON the shaft and
panel near the base representing the hero in
his nOblcst rOle-that of Wsr-Goycrnor, send
ing troops to the field.
The marriage of Miss Shoemaker of Balti-
more, daughter of the superintendent Of
Adams Express Company, and one of tho
wcalthicst men in that city, to Lieutenant
Charles Il. Barnett Of the Fifth Artillery, is
announced to take place in baltimore on tho
last day OF this month. Lieutenant Barnett
is stationed at Chester, Pa, as professor ot
military science and tactics of the Military
Academy Of that State.
The following taken from New York pa
per, is fair specimen of the way men write
fashion articles We noticed that several
new bOnurts were broken in on Sunday. They
were worn bigh-uOnC less than tWenty-lye
dollars. They are made high in the instep
and cut dccoiiete in front trimmed with tho
Old Harry knows what LOw-necked bonnets
with panicrs are no longer worn. The front
of the bonnet is now invariably worn be-
hind"
National Republican., 1878-01-23

/ NV EhsAL " X. ll'hEl OfflCE
RAILROAD TICKETS to or from all points boush,
upon any other Office or depot In this city.
Tickets good TIL used. baggage checked through
mHi2ly. on PennsyIvana a; avenue. N m shoe store.
1878 GREAT 1878
,rENNsYLyAXIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH, WEST, AND souTHwEsT
BGSEtf ERA$tR RaHFt H EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE viEANasFf WAsFrfSdr6S. / S nom Depot, cor
For nsI P,issH and and ,ss street. Gets. ~ d SSws with
Fi.SarS Iii d . il s sd fTI SstsS
SSEE S' FsfG: * 3 S9sfss
Ti,h Nth Panss % Cay, tP Waik,P; FST WilliamsPOTt,
For qSiy SaMy sfSIPs YORK and sa&sy 5s ys m m and ss m
press OF Pullman Parior Cars, SD H. IN. daily, ex.
For TrooFiSit, Hew York all through trains cOruec,
a. Jersey C,ty with boats OF ,BToooklyn AunsX."
ing double ierriase and Journey across New York
for New York and the East I:aO y. m daily, except
sunday, with Sleeping Cars hon, Washington to
For philadelpna, i;so p m. daily, except SUNDAY and
Accc@odStiSn 10 n or "f B.tSSTe s SS s M. and ~
For pp6ncs m 9aiiy sn sssebs % sunday and ,,o a,u,
For Annapoiis So M and i;gv m. daily, except
WAY AYB i%LEXASDRIX AND WASHING,
For Alexandria, 90, s. Glo 10. II, a. m; Ia tNS O,1
PM In o1, on STaHy @ H a. S0 4 m. III and and p m
rr,,as Gs r LAM M daily cHSsPIt sunday
glO 70, II. a. N /, ., 40 5, q, and y. IN.
o9 PisGn; SUNDAY at 81" and 3D. 10 :; m and 2 m,
comm0dsiions can be procured al The ciicysEnorth
eas, corner Of thirteenth street md ay
yania avenue and at the depot where orders can be
ley for the checking of baggage to destination from
rn,Ik fsR EHifAEE n, Gsmsr9 Fa,ssnEer Aren't
BALTIMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
NArldNEAIL' lE I'ifAE LINZ RHpsh HSp shohr hHAE6 ARE66urE
NOVEMBER Is, 1877.
500 a. M, Baltimore and way stations.
strasbarE Wnchsstcr and % Way stations. lion Via Relay
sn a. M BALTIMORE ENpress ,,.,..-,.,. IT,
town Point OF Rocks and way stations;
&Oa. M, New York, rhn,ielpda, Boston and Bal;
PR%dcpRRs RGsf GiRR.S'' fANLoR CARS to Ne" York and
3arE @ y hSn & %nSs Say rsSa SS1so eEas Pt
S4nns rH TaarSP i ?T SnI q rSr frT no
nail, coiGmbgs chaaeo, JnScIien N and ssGasky ''"
,S6o a. m, baltimore Annapolis. ana way stations,
lSlC a m, Baltimore EIlIeott City, Annpaolts and
On Snrchy to Baltimore onlv stopping at nll stations
so y. m Baltimore and way stations. Winchester
and way via Relay.
AID p. M baltimore, Bladensburg, and Laurel Ex.
press. Frederick via RELAY.
siab D. M, Pt. Of Rocks, Frederick, WINCHESTER and
way stations. On Sunday to lL OF Rocks and way
stations only.
.EWp m, BALTIC, Annapoli. and way stations.
e.pTss G Eod Sph ,Hp N%T9k r AZ Nrk BT'mSrs
IN the cars direct ~ boat al Canton. No connection
Sunday for Norfolk.
tG5Op M, Baltimore and way stations.
r6h b. M, Chicago and Columbus express SLEEP.
ING "a Il to Chicago.
-73O y. H., Baltimore express.
'G25 T. M, -, Louis, Cincinnati and Pittshurg eN.
press. BLEEPI NG cal to ~, Louis and PitisbuTg,
No connection Tor rttsbGrg on SUNDAY.
express SLEEPING CAR to New York and SPE-
ClAI sLEErlNG CAR to Philadelphia.
Trains marked daily; other trains daily except
sunday, myl3.tf
National Republican., 1878-01-23
baltimore General Market.

,BALTInoRH, Jan. n.-Cotton iat and heavy. Mid.
ding. i0aQpllc.
Flour more active and armer, but not auotably
higher.
Wheat-Southern dull, weak and lower; Western
dull and easier. Southern red. u aDIl 10; do. amber
Wss,srn winter red, spot, u Ss't@i 80; February.
Corn-southern quiet and easier; Western falrly
active and easier, Southern white 5i 5ic do, vel
low, os9Stc; Western mixed, spot 6jc; February,
b5ss March, o6d 55lac; Western steamer, Toe,
= Oats more active and hrmer. southern, 33Gasc
western white, SaTc; do Mixed $40 $50; Penn.
Rye quiet and steady at 6I6Sc.
Hay quiet and unchanged.
Provisions dull, steady, and unchanged. Buttcr--
Fine grades scarce and firm others dull and nal;
Petroleum noninaily hrmer. Refined, iscs
Coffee dull and weak. Ro-Cargoes, l58lsI4c; Job
bling, l5k4diB1sc
Sugar steady and demand fair at 0,i@9,sc.
Whisky nominal al 81 o.
Receipts-Flour, 23JO bbs wheat 80 500 bu; corn
$4,000 bu oats. 5000 rye 100.
bhipments-Wheht, 5000 bu corn, 5000.