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ONE LARGE ROOM,
HE OF RICHARD rUII.ERDD

/ IFE OF RICHARD FULLER. ID H..
i by J. III. Cuthbert ID ID a. X,
The Canterbury Pilgrimage to and from the
Lambeth Conference. by Bishop Bsdell - l25
P grsan Authors Irving, by David J. Hill LOO
SUBS Sutpser1p,ons to Sunday School Times aud all
and Sunday School Depository OF 'A' ''''-e
VIM BALLANTYNE K SON,
Ltol-I 1873 efa street.
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THOS. j. FISHER. E. J. sTELLWAGEN.
THOS. j. FISHER 4 CO.,
REAL ESTATE AND INSURANCE BROKERS.
OMce-1823 r street northeast.
formerly Board of Health Buildinso
WASHINGTON, d. C.

Estates managed, Loans negotiated Real Estata
SfRTr n nrft class companies at LOWEST POS
$500 -.<a 4 11o. tr
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issue on the LIST and 18th OF each month bulletin
of all property for rent and sale ON NV books which
can be had on application st my ofoe or vii be sent
by mail II desired
Looms
$4,000, g. 600, 81 90O 81 900, at per cent f1tr
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THE TRADES.
BANKERS.

BANKERS.
01O TO $1,000 INVESTED in Wal st. stocks
W makes fortunes every month Book sent free.
explaining everything. Address BAXTER & CO.,
Bankers, IL Wall St, n. Y. sep26t thksly
S25! $50! SI001 G20Og S5OOg
ALEX. FROTBINGHAM & CO., have been for
many years Stock Brokers and Bankers in New
YORK, AZ IL Wall Street. They have the reputation
OF gaining for their customers large returns from
investments ranging from $50 TO $500, and have the
enyiable reputation OF always making quick returns.
Tribune. nov1S-eotr
A MEMBER OF The STOCK EXCHANGE will
a execute orders for the purchase sale of Stocks
Bonds and Gold moderate margins. Commis-
sions s. each 100 shares Stock privileges negotiated
on res ponsoe parties only Sorrespondience s1lc,
stock Exchange, IS Wall st, New YORK Reference,
y. Manyan. Esq, President National Trust Co.
New York. tanltr
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Anotfe r TWO HUNT RED DOZEN of those thor
Oushl made and trimmed
CHEMISE,
at TWENTY FIVE CENTS EACH, not the cost of max
A larger variety of better made Garments at lower
prices than ever shown in this city.
Ninth ST. DOUGLASS, ST. CLOUD BUILDING
ian3ltr
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EDWIN f. BROOKS.
fifteenth street,
OORCORAN BUILDING.
FANCY DROP LIGHTS and eHADRa. .,.o
NEW STOCK OF PATENT BRASS aud POROH
LAIN OIL LAMPS. al Of the latest Patterns and
Style Of Finish. ~
Sole Agent for the eale Of Messrs Mitchell yanc.
Cos OelebrAtod GAS ETXTUkE6
large STOCK on hand.
~ GuArantee entire satisfaction.
Agent for Dr.. Colours EvAPQRAToRs. aeclsi,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16

BALTIMORE, Jan. 10, 1879.
Cotton quc. and easier Middns nomlnUliy $50
04c.
Flour very active and firm. Howard-street ard
Western supcrRnr - 7j32 do extra So 5O5ti 10; do
mnlly - dOoI5a; city MINIS superuc. y 7j99 2; DO
extra, - "a; 10 lo brands, 50 $50 20; PaHpscO
family, SG2l
Whent-Soutlern steady, with small stock ana de-
mand. Western u ahude nrmer Southern red, 81 q
al 90; do amber 81 ga OS; M Pennsylvania red,
~ O7'a; No Western winter rcd. spot and january,
81 UjR@l O55G February 81 900 O5a March, q O;Si
al O7's.
Corn-Southcru quiet ard nominal Western quiet
and steady. southern white l6c DO yellow, A. ,Gl
i5c; Western mixed spot. 80 sat il7,C January 10 90
l3.rc: February @ljLc; March, iiaa a. ci steau-
0ns Gule aud about steady. southern, gg032e;
Western WHITE &l9aici Ito mixed, G@2Oc; renu}yi-
ydUlu. stA5lc.
nv" steady and quiet. Southern, jj0j3,.
Hay dull, Maryland ana Peuiisyl yduia prime. $40
Provisions quiet and nominally lrncr. Mess pork
3G3lGc; ClenrriD sides, idl!6C per car load; packed,
34@IqC. Bacun-Shonldeis, old, 34c Clcar-rb sides,
now, sic, Hams new. OdDilC Lard. refined erCCs.
BLc hu.lcr active and firm, With IN upward len
dency for choice; Western packed, is&2c rolls, ljlG
nc.
Petroleum dull but held firm Crude, 87aaSl.ci re.
fined SAc
Culee quiet and firm. Rio CargOps, II iimlG',c.
Sugar In fair demand ana steady. A sofl, 5i4Gl9c.
Whisky dull and easier nj ~ Uqdl tD'p
Freights to Liverpool per steam u shade irmer.
Cotton, I'D; flour, - I'd; grain. q. d.
IecelptS-EiOur, BlU Dbl3; wheat. 5i,O0 bu; corn,
10000 bui oats, $500 bu.
shlpmenrs-Wheat, $500 bui corn 81 co.. bu
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
GEORG ETOUN NEWS.
objected by Republican ncporters.

Yesterday afternoon the steamship T.. c. Knight.
Captain Chichester Of the New York steamship
line got IN steam and succeeded in breaking the
ice to such an extent as TO enable her to turn
around and head for Alexandria Early in the day
President Bacon, of the steamship Company, char.
tered the tugboat Kate, Captain Ross, lying at
Alexandria, TO come to Georgetown and tow the
knight 10 Alexandria, In order to get her out of
the way IN case the Ice should break up. The tug
succeeded in reaching short distance this side of
shepherds Landing, when Il was compelled 10 put
back. II Is the opinion of the agents Of the com
pany that If the present weather continues the
steamship John Gibso Captain Tuvcrs, now lying
at Alexandria, Will be able to sail within week.
Private 0dyces received from the upper counties
OF Maryland, along the line of the Chesapeake and
ONO Canal state that the ice on the Potomac River
has broken up and Is now drifting away; but there
Is at present no apprehension of high water or dam
age to the canal.
The ladies of the Southern Relief Association of
Georgetown shipped yesterday from their head.
quarters-Dr. loOckcrnan's No. u First gtrcct-n
box containing ll6 garments for children TO the
Rev Mr.. Tucker, at Jackson, Miss
The Great Falls Ice Company have ceased cut
ting ice on the Little River rs The ice has become
too soft to handle The company has housed
about 5000 tons.
The members OF Tfcrmione Lodge No. 10 X. Of
r. OF Georgetown, visited the grand ball of Friend.
ship Lodge No. S, Mt Potomac Hall In south Wash
ington, last night.
The scni.mynthly drill Of tie members oC the
signal service corps took place yesterday afternoon
az Fort Whpplc.
Theodore G. Davidson, Of Iincgyile Pa has
apartments at the West End Hotel.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16

CIRCUIT CoURr-CHIEF JUSTICE CARTIER.
prott VS.. Mcintosh verdict for plaintiff for SslO5.
Schneider IL Fuch VS.. spelshousc judgment by
default. Mcintosh vs.. Jacobs verdict for plain
tin for Sl95. Iongfeld, LIGHTER a Co, VS.. Heller
Judgment for amount admitted, 10. Prenti,s
VS.. Nahon judgment by default Leslie VS.. Rob.
erts; verdict for defendant. Mcnamara VS.. Dis.
trlct of Columbia; on hearing,
EQUITY COuRT--JUsrICE MACARTHUR
Blake vs.. FAINT; report of Riggs d CO. receiver
approved. Johnson ". Eaton q al. substitution Oi
trustee Cool; W. Cook; order confined to tnklr
testimony In crosE-bill, Blake vs.. FAINT; Mrs Faut
authorized to borrow money on her petition
O'BIien ". O'Brlen; bill dismissed. LGughln VS..
Fletcher; submitted,
DISTRICT COURT-JUsTICG HUMPHREYS.
The following order was made 1T appearing to
the satisfaction of the court that tho causes ullde.
termincd in bankruptcy and In admiralty are
progressing rapidly toward ilnulily, and II appear
ing from the business of the other courts That the
members OF the bar should have further time to
speed their causes II Is ordered that the call of tho
calendar shall he adjourned 10 Tuesday, March IS,
1879 at twelve m"
Mason vs.. schooner Jones money ordered into
court in terms. In 10 Richard Harvey rent, SO,
ordered paid,
CRIMINAL COURr-JUsrICE wYLIE.
John Young assault with Intent 10 commit rape
on Mis-, Susan Taylor in October last. The Jury icd
10 agree and they were discharged Henry Wunis,
alias Paul l., Jones, charged with tho larceny of a
horse not guilty Manuel Holmes. perjury; uUt
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
H0usE or REPRES ENrArTYEs.

The SPEAKER laid before the House Il number of
executive communications, which were 0ppropr
ately referred among them one from he Secretary
of the Treasury stating the llance Oh the loan ac-
count standing to the credit of the Treasurer of the
United States In any national banking depository
on January /, 1879.
The SPEAKER announced the regular order to be
the reception Of reports from the Committee OH
Ways and Means.
Mr.. WOOD, chairman OF That committee reported
back the bill authorizing the issue OF certificates of
deposits IN aid Of the Iefnndlng of the public
debt
The bill authorizes the Secretary ofthe Treasury
10 issue, IN exchange forlawful Ofthe United
States certificates of deposits OF the denomination
of $40 bearing interest nj the rate Of3 per cent and
convertible at any time, with accrued Interest into
the per cent bonds authorized to be issued, and
directs that the mOny received shall be applied
only to the payment OF the $40 bonds
Mr., KELLEY submitted an amendment so rs 10
make the certificates convertible, with accrued in.
ter st. after six months into LAWFUL money, and at
an time into the per cent bonds.
Z. WOOD called attention to the bill as ntTOduc
ing noy1! feature into the affairs Of the Govern
mcnt 50 far US the prOduCn classes were con
cerncd; 1t would afford the poorer classes an op.
porunliy OF investing their small earnings where
they would hc safe and secure and not subject to
The instability OF private corporations. 1t was
bank, where there would be positive and absolute
security for every dollar deposited by the poorer
classes; and tie result of which would be TO make
ernmcnt itself
Another eject Of II would be TO cement fraternal
concord throughout the land. France had long
ago, this proposed system. France owed to-day 4
larger public debt than the United States and vet
France had no foreign public debt The whole
funded debt of France belonged TO the French PEG.
pie and seycncighths Of II 10 the poorer classes of
the paOple. As result OF that he pointed to the
flctOf the successful prompt payment OF the war
Indemnity Of SlO00,0OO0OO imposed on France by
Germany. IL such system was found so adyali.
ttsgeons under an unstable government Ike that of
France how much more advantageous would IL be
found under stable government like that OF the
United States?
Mr.. KELLEY said that the bill was an important
one to the people, especially TO the poor and econ.
omical and thrifty people. II had been heraldcd
10 them MS establishing q national savings bank.
Abe only provision In the bill which charcterzed
savings bank was that the Government would re-
cevo deposits Os low as $40 There was no other.
Tho United States Government proposed TO engage
the lnhoring people in game OF chance, Of which
the law was, Heads, win; tails, you Lose No
l0borlng man could have any benefit from the bill
IL would hlin that class into game for tho Shylock
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
THE COURJIS.


WEDNESDAY, Jan 10. 1879
On motion Of Mr., Attorney General Devens, Il. s.
Mansfield esq, of Boston, Mas, was admitted TO
prncticc.
No, S3s George B. Fairfield, plaintiff in error, vs.
The County Of GuGtin. Submitted by Mr.. S. NJ.
CuliOm aud Mr. q. J, Bailey ror plaintiff in error
aud by Mr., Bluiord Wilson for defendant in error
under the twentieth rglc,
No. 1876 Orange Noble ct AL, plaintiffs in error vs.
The Thompson oil Company, use, &c. Argument
continued by Mr.. John FaOn for plaintiffs In er-
ror and by Mr.. j, Boone Cessna for defendant IN
error and concluded by Mr. George W. Biddle for
plaintiffs IN error,
No. l2G. Tie United states plaintiff VS. Louis
BeneGke. No. III The United States, plnntin, vs..
Clark Irvine. Submitted by Mr. Assistant Attor-
ney-GeneTal Smith for paintilt and By Mr. Louis
Benecke for himself IN No. l2b No counsel for de-
PENDANTS in No. l27.
No. 6s7 assigned The United states, pantlT,
VS. jeremiah Hall, Argument commenced by Mr..
Assistant Attorney General Smith for plaiutin
Adjourned until tomorrow At twelve o'clock,
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1878
1878
GREAT
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
HE NORTH, WESr AND SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS,
NDiD SCENERY, MAGNIFiCENr EQUIP

PENNSNLNANIA ROUTE
~ -. boUBLi5 T'gACE, Sr,tfi. HAiil..ss, ,,a,,,a
SPLENDID SCENERY MNlANGNIFicENF EQUIP
TRAINS LEAVE WAsiiiN GToN from Depot cor.
ner Of sixth and streets, rs follows;
pnrlqr Car 10 piltshurg and sleeping cars nom
Pitlsburs to Cincnrnt, -. Louis and Chicago;
s{Rr Il SE NB B P PGRaf !? t CfITBGh
For Canandasug, Rochester. latialo, Niagara tnl.4
and the NORTH at $50 p. m, dG'iy, rNcen' saturday
win Palace Cars TO 'nnHndHsla, For Williams
port. Lock- Haven ana watkins, ~ 1910 a, ~,
- only, except sunday.
wl h Palace Cars attached Limited Express OF
Pullman Parlor Cars, 90 u. N. daily, except
For Hrloislyn, New York, all through trains connect
AT Jersey ely with boats OF 'HfOlkiyn Annex.
nnOItliug direct transfer to Fulton street, hyol-
Ing double errlagc and Journey across New YORK
For Philadelphia, 49, 1880 and 1875 p m daily. Linn
For Baltimore = $685. pO a. m. and i;2l =, M daily
except SUNDAY; 1910 ~ M 1850 $50, ''io and lUli
For hopes CTSek Line. 4. m, and 40 p m. daily,
For Annapolis a. m. aud 400 y. m. daily, except
ALEXANbRIA. AND FREDERICEsBMRGR RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For AoxnudrIa D. lis, o. TO- II g. M and II5 - 800
o, 90, . ana 1880 p, m. on sunday II. m, 40
For llchond and the South, 600 q, aud go p, m
For Chteapeakc and Ohio Railroad 5:2l D. ~. daily
Trains leave Alexandria lur WushmglOn 'Glj, 40, g
0, 10, II u m. and g. 40 Q, CTS, and ~ D. m.
ON sunday at and 10 IL N. and Gl5 p. N,
Tickets, information, sleeping and pnror'cur nc
commOdRtiOns can be procured ~ The 0hCes-nuTih-
east corner OF Thirteenth street Nui Pennsylvania
wanna avenue and NJ tho depot where orders can he
lett iur checking OF baggage TO destinations from
H. r. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMPSON, General Manager.
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Mr.. wooD also reported bill to facilitate the re.

Mr. WooD also reported a bill u facilitate the re-
funding Of the national debt
1T authorizes the Secretary Of the Treasury In
the process Of rcfuuding the national debt TO eN-
change directly ut par the bonds bearing per
cent. interest for the bonds commonly known as
52Os, outstanding and unC0cd, and directs that
whenever all such 5.2Q bonds shall have been re-
deemed the provision Of this section, and all exist
ing provisions Of law authorizing the rcfunding Of
The national debt shall apply TO any bonds Of the
United states bearing per cent, or a higher rate
oil interest which may be- redCcmable, aud that In
amy such exchange interest shall be allowed OH
the bonds redeemed for period of three months. ]
The main question being ordered the House, at
1880, adjourned
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
pROposALs FOR PAPER CoR THE PUBLIC
Il PRINTING,

Sealed proposals viii he received until Wednesday,
IalGaIy 20, 1879 Rt 10 O'Clock p for furnishing the
Paper for the Puhlit Prmins until the 3st nj Jan
nary lni, the sHd proposals tO he opened before and
the award OF CONTRACTS 10 be made By the Joint Com
mtieo ON Public Printing 10 the lost ana best bid
der Cor the interests 81, tie Government, The Commits
zee tserNing 10 itself the right TO reject any and all
bids, as Us Judgment Of the hest interests of The Gov.
ernmeut may dictate
Detailed schedules Of the description, quantity ana
quality OF the paper required, accompanied by sam
Pies EGd blank proposals, and giving the regulations
with which hfdcrs must COM ~, eau be obtained by
addressing j. d. Durcei, Public Printer, Washington,
ID. q.
Tho contracts will he entered into for such quaint
Ties rs may lie needed during the year and no More
schedule comprise
5000 reams OF best machine. finish printing paper
2iSGS
$4,000 reans caleudored printing paper AXIS
1900 rumns calenderCd printing paper, different
sizes.
300 rcams sized and caloudered printing paper,
different sizes.
l. 500 rrams sizcdand calendored tinted printing pa.
per Of different sizes,
800 reams engine sized paper for Post Onico blanks
different sizes.
5000 pounds map paper, different sizes aud weights
lu.VlJ pounds plate papcI.
2il0reans white writing paper different sizes and
wCightA
900 reams coorcd writing pepper, different sizes
ANA weights,
600 roams ofcoyer paper, different sizes and weights
2u0 renms mnnila paper different SllCs,
300 sheets imitation parchment different sizes
2OOll reams banli-nn,e paper
l5i,OOO sheets OF glaI bond paper No q.
49, direction OF The Joint Committee " Congress Oh
Public Printing JNO. u DEGREES,
WAsHlNGlnN, Dee ~ lsi5, Puhllt ltulcE
dec5J
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
IAN tRhSClsCo, JIM H. lo'''
The following tho official closing quotations of
mir fnv gt, ,tfs
COMMERCIAL.
Georgetown Commercial News.

GEORGErowS, Jan. Is. 1879.
GRAIN MARKET.
Wheat Tue market for wheat exhibits no new fea-
lures aud the same nominal condition is maintained,
In the absence of receipts sal s. aud consequently
we cannot give fair quotation. We continue to
write active milling inquiry for the hest grades OF
Fult2 ana Lancaster aud quote mominay ms before at
sl % Tor good TO prime Butz and a. 0jG11 " for Ln-
caster
Corl,--The supply of corn Is somewhat hunted and
We do not hear OF any offerings excepting small lots
from wtgUns Vnpre is good mailing inquiry for
both descriptions, but more especially for yellow We
quote nOninally ~ 100 IGc for yellow and whi,e.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1879-01-16
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
FINANCIAL.
New York Money Market.

NEW YotK, Jan H. 1879
The SubTreosury paid ont $4,000 more gold than II
received IN the exchange Of legal tender notes today
Money was easy ut 2's@3'a, closing tat -, GBa
Foreign exchange was firm o. iDidGglS34 for long
and is70is7ai for demand sterling.
Government bonds were active.
Sla'e bonds were dull.
Railroad bonds were finn. Tho lnrgcst transactions
were In New York Elevated Railroad iirsts which ad.
vnnced to 1855, rise Of per cent The largest adj
vance was IA per cent IN ~ Paul slukng funds. The
other changes were ms follows: An advance Of per
cent In ~ Paul 6rsls lacrosse divlson), Il in North
western consolidated register gold bonds = in Union
Pacific rsts aud Canada Southern flrsis guaranteed
aud u In Burlington, Cedar Rapids aud Northern
lrss, burlington aud quincy SIS, Northwestern gold
rs, Michigan Central rs aud New York Central hrsts
coupon. There was decline of u In Wabash seconds.
cN COUPON anu u in Great Western seconds COu-
The stock market exhibited great buuypncy elrly In
the day and prices advanced sCpJ per cent Morris
ana Essex, Delaware, LuckawaunR and western,
N rthwes eru and ~ Paul leading the upward move
mcnt Late Ia tie afternoon the failure Of NJ :
aud reaction Of a ~ per cent ensued, the latter
Morris aud Esiex, The de line. however, brought In
go vi buyers, winch caused Iny OF A0gA per cent,
Ihe dealings thl OughOu the day were large scale
ana attended with much animation. The transactions
hggrt gated 2JOjU shares, Of which 1850 wcrp Erie
100 were Lake Shore 1900 were Wabash ~ 900 were
Northwestern, u so were IT Paul Sj0JO were Della
sey Central, OJJ were Michigan Central, 300 Were
Delaware and Hudson, Owcrc Ohio and Mississippi
ana 500 were 81 Louis, Kansas City and NUttncrn
Inc following were the closing prices
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FUTURE DAYS.
UNITED STATES MARsnAps SALE.
ny GEO, ". sTICKNEY, Auctloneer
d wv ~ :,
TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL ES-
IArl.ON SUMMER STREET, HOWARD UNI

TRUSTEES SALE OF IMPROVED REAL Is
TATI.ON SUMMER STREET, HOWARD Uni
NERSITN SUBDIVISION
by virtue of decd OF trust dated August 20, 1871,
and duly recorded III Iibcr y o. go ioO Is, OF the
land records Tor Washington County, District of
Columbia and under decree OF The supreme Court
OF the Dist let of Columbia passed the 18th dny of
December 1875, In equity cause NO 6lI between John
A. j. Creswull az ~. versus Thomas Carter ei a.,
Will, at tho request of tho party secured by
stid trust, sell ut public auction, IN nont ol the
premise. on MONDAY, January q, \. ". ls7O at
4;;N O'Clock T.. M the iooMmgdesc real estate
situnie in The county ut Washington, District of
Columbia, 10 wit: Lot I, block .! in the Howard
University subdivision oIthq h1rm OF John 4. sm IN
commonly known ~ "Iillnghtm Place" rs laid
down ON plat OF new subdivision Ot lots %, Is, 20 30
and ~. and Hey IN block ~. Howard University
property, filed In County surveyors Office August
H. ISL.
Tcrms-Onethrd IN cash. balance IN six aud
Twelve months, With interest al per cent. per
mum from the day of safe, 10 be- secured 10y deed OF
trust the property sold. a deposit Of tlb TO BIO
pud down at time Oi sale All conycynncihg AZ cot
of purchaser lftcrms not compiled with In five
dnys The trustee reserves the right 10 resell The prop
criy 1T the risk and cost 81 druu!ung purchaser.
JAMES II. SM i1H, Trustee
dpggDpnd,Ntl4. office so Eighth street.
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PROPOSALS..
PROPOSALS. TO RECONSTRUCT TRUCK
HOUSE.
oFfIcr or C4NMls!foNtns or Tmr

OEf1CE or COMMISSIONERS or TUE
DIsTEtyr OF COLUMniA,
WksIuNGTpS, Jan, rs, 1879.
Proposals viii be received NJ this OuiCe until II
O'Clock on the 18Th slant, for r'COstructins the
present. rRUCK-HOUSE, on Massachusetts avenue
between Fourth mud III TIA streets northwest, und tit.
ting Il for an INGlNE-HDlSE. a, per plans and
specifications 10 be- seen In tie office Of the Engineer
Commissioning Of the District Of Columbia
the right 10 reject any all bids h reserved by the
Commissioners. Bv Urhr.
iaii-3t WILLIAM rINDALL. Secretary.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
RALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The great double-track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH, f-0RTIIWEsr, WEST, AND SOUTH.
WEST,
10 TAKE EFFECT
SUNDAY, NONEMBER A.. 1873, at 500 4. NJ.

SUNDAY, >ovEMBER H. 1873 at 500 a. M.
g. yoh orr fN Mf.S'HfEFni AND no
ION ENPRtsS. t,l'colt Ciiy, ON sundays TO
,!;ions Junction, Jc;sups, Hanover, aud FIX
Strnshurg Winchester, flagersown, and Way via
7io-tBA iTGMoRE AND LAUREL EXPRESS.
sor Hsar Of Rocks fedm Ig Si.e36grs' Win
AND BALTIMORE EXPul3SS Parlor Car to
New York ana Philadelphia. stops at Annapolis
s3j-fsT. louis, LOUISVILLE. CHICAGO, co.
drc HasioIn and Why N BS, except keep
10 Cincinnati daily. Grafton TO Sandussy daily,
800 :Oh sunday ouly-Batlmorc, Annapolis, and
1o0o-BAITIMoRE EXPRESS. stops at Dladens.
burg. College iritsyie, Laurel, Annapolis Juno
- ton, Jessups, aud Hanover.
IEaitj@qgS AnnaaPP2IIs Ff9 Cy R2d Wax
TON EXPREsS, stops ri Laurel.
l:3jI.,iOn sunday only Tor Baltimore aud Way sta
IaoNBAiTIMoRE, BLADENsBURG. AND LAU-
REL ENPIE~S; Frederick via Relay. stops az
43}-,iIoinl OF Rocks Frederick Hagols,ow Win.
chester, and Way stations, on Sundays to Point
Aio"fBaiiinore. NnHu,'Gls. ana Way stations.
TIiORT ENpltfSS Ellicou lily. Norfolk, eN.
ccpJ Sunday. Norfolk pas,vnaerS iaKGn IN HE
Ours dirGc, to boat at Canton, stops nj Bladens-
G5o~fija'llmore and Way stations
731-tCHnCAGO AND COLUMBUS EXPRESS
Slot BALTIMORE EXPHEss.
Ggl-PQnt Of Rocks and WY stations; g,,rs,,,trp
w." All; P;lITsBUGG if3XPREss. plitsburg ex!
cept SUNDAY. rnliman Cars ,, ,,,,,. ,.,r,,,
and special sleeping car TO Philadelphia.
cent SUNDAY,