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the repOrt made to the Brooklyn Board OF
Health on Saturday But this new exposure
attracts attention by the magnitude OF ITS
fcures. I'm the stables attached to this
Long Island dslillcry there are 800 COWS. i'm
nrisopcd for life, aud almost all, if not all. IN
a diseased condition, furnishing milk Tor con
sumption in hundreds of homes. II the
cruelty TO animals that is involved here can
not be punished. some way should be found
at least to prevent the wholesale murder
which is its inevitable result.
The memorial Of the Anti-Polygamy SocioN
of Salt Lake City sounds the same alarm 10
Congress that has already been heard III HE
TRrBT-NF's rreSpondcncc. 1t Is evident that
the Normons do not propose to recognize
the Supreme Court, all predictions TO the con-
trarv Notwithstanding. Delegate Cannon'
appcals TO the Government for amnesty
arc followed bv ApoStle TaylOTS defiance,
recently printed in THE TRIBUNE and quoted
in this memorial. Conspicuous men III the
church. it is charged, have been adding to the
number Of their wives even since the decision
was made, and the mcmOrlalSts are so sure OF
heir facts that they give the names OF the
husbands and the respective numeral OF the
wives. The son of the dead Prophet Is one OF
those who have thus wilfully delled
the law after it had been explicitly de
fined by our highest Court Meanwhile the
Mormon press and Mormon orators are pub
liclv abusing the Court as tribunal ana the
Judges as individuals. This insolent disregard
of a hLh decree will be continued lndeh-
nitelv, if Congress does not take measures 10
render convictions for illegal marriage posi-
bic IN Utah. They are not possible as the
law is now framed and Congress, by charging
if. can cause its former uttcrances TO be re-
Snrctpd
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SDuE fOINTs LNIlBLISHED.

The investigation in this city having closed.
il is proper 70 observe that every essential
statement mIde by TnE TRIBUNE IN it, pun
licauon aud TRANSLATION of tn cipher dis
patches has been sustained. Some error, of
detail were unavoidable from the bln.dn,.-s
or naccuiacy % the copies obtained by us.
II is very gratifying 10 find that th"r, have
been 50 FEW For instance, IN drciphcrug
No. -, Forid, series, we mad two
copies, one giving the word Wrctrhod "
aAd the other the word match" or
"machcd" in 1t, pace. lhc word wrctched 50
in cipher seemed 10 stand Tor "wopl." ana
thai seemed Ia maze no scnee. The word
"match," II accepted as the correct one,
stood for Murblc' aud did make sense. 1t
now appcars that "Woolcy" Was the real
meaning aud IN this, Is IN every otter M
stance, the error ha, been corrected as pub
lrly as the incorrect Translation was made.
In some instances, too, insufficient car,
~ 20 dates III commenting upon n cOmpll-
Gated mass Of kilograms has led to erroneous
differences. Full publicity has been given,
also, to every correction Of such all error.
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MrSIC AND THE DRAM4.


NEW-YORk PHILHARMONIC SOClrll.
The programme of the Ncw-GOrh Ihlihif-
monte Concert on Saturday Us iYho"s'
symphony (italanj ,o,aa
T. .uOlOuc Concerto u \ MINOR
Mrs. Leouir GItss'cr Hem. u ,sy
The urS pianist. Mrs. GrOssier Helm II a pgepo''s'
ng Young lady who TO ~ from Stuttgart Wle'o
She has been pupil Of opriJei. IN scLumlnn's tou'
c,to she proved herself a refined elegant conSc en0d'
and Intelligent artist with clean and delicate tone.
and ample technical training. whether from Lack "a
physlcal power or from the pcculatCcs ~ her temper"
,n.ut ste made ess satisfactory impress on ~ 'Ds
strouger parts Of the work than m gentle meoio''
p,,saes: Is H. whenever the passion and GRANDEUR
the music rose she Jagged behind. Deficiencies OF 'n'
.o.i however are not inconsistent wa the posaess
NJ many Of The most precious qu1tes OF an aF's" ~
NJ, Gri..lrr Helm deserves a cordial welcome.
Mr. NeueudorH has shown enterprise ana good JUL.
mont IN paving so much attention 10 the WorH -
rsrLaisowsEy Tor the young Russian is undouple"'
ono nf the most ORIGINAL aud promising musicians OF O
d,y Tho new symphony. which tho PhlhaFinOu"
= ,,t, Ia, the honor Of producing for the nIsI '"'
America j, a composition ~ great interest beauty 'S
strength Its themes are frcsh and mriodicus; iS
,trunrntauon l. bright and portical; is con''r"o'
both IN he clOstness OF tue tcN,urr ana the I"I.
and directnes OF the dove opmcnt OF the IDEAS cow
n d.ltrLtfll seuse OF mastery. The symphOAl " ~"
rtoli. but II Is long. There are five mo'em' ~
Nodrrato a,sai followed, by Allegro orillantc' . -
,r,, ,,,t,r,to . ,cmplice; 3. Ahdauts eegsc0i q ~
arr, v,v,. and . Allegro COZ fuOcO, IN p0!ace4 "
A. might he inferred from this selection Of temp Vs.
,x,tk ia full OF life. The huale rises 10 p''''
.rr,,eur which woke the audience % saturday I" o"
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amns.ments ano heerugs 60 Might.

sRoArwA ,.I,s TRThrRr~' II. NJ :. Piuafore."
$50 NINA VOUsE-' Mexico .,
LTCl uN TuTATEI-" II; NJ. :, ll. s|
MILO So, IN Iohu r overs as So'on Single
AN FRANCl-co Mr.IRMN ortGA li4.af55
- .rr 11tT Atm 80 II. N. : lih'i'rt' ,,,,o, ,
49, IN iuEATRr- " The Bankers paUI"'ei
Nr,Agk.s IHFAIEt-" ours.
,-,,,.,, NJ, IrsIcN-WaicrCol Color Exhibition
IAEeiNn HALt-CouceTL
SoCtIl. IN,rlTI III Bihiold Mater.
81. y tk AtIAkIVM-paN and E\'n'he
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SUNDAY CONCERT At SrENWAY RAIL-:

The concert which was given last t'e l'aS
-, e,o,y.v nm Ma, NO. as well attended a. II 'no".
Inv. hon l. there had been nothing else 'He 49,.
nouncemrnt that Mr. Rulnmrl was TO play ~ 'ne n.l
stein octetto should have been enough TO M '"e o,e
The Impression winch no made AT tho f.l'H", very
clubs concert by his magnificent paI ins j" " in,r
,us Lat his Wors last nj .at Was, II an) INNS '
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let them have at least the dccrncy to stop
charging venality upon the faithful canyassing
officers whom they could rot buy.
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Pcrhap. the country can afford an extra
session Of a Democratic Congress, but the
Democratic party can't.
The dcfnilive treaty of peace between the
Gar aua the Porte has been signed, and the
Russian evacuation Of Turkish territory
VIII be completed in little more than month.
By the final agreement, those stpuatiOns OF
the san Stcfano Treaty which were al
tered by the Treaty. OF Berlin are re-
tanned In their modified form, but
for all other ,tipulat0ns Ot the former treaty
are substituted the provisions Of that ju>.
signed. Among other things, 1t replaces the
indefinite requirements OF San SteianO as to ii
war indemnity, with q specific demand for
300. OOG, 900 paper ioubles-a sum which the
conquered country VIII find 1t most convenient
10 pay ycrj deliberately indeed.
The adverse vote in the House dispoScs
until the next Congress, at least, OF the
scheme Ia transfer the Indian Bureau To the
War Department. This result has been iolc-
seen for some time and Will create no sur
prise. The vote itself is decidedly encourage
ing 10 The advocates Of this reform, In,-nu,h
AS il has barely failed TO cure mai0uly
uuon ITS filst submission to a vote, and has
secured IT against what was doubtless an active
influence on the part OF the present officials
Of the Indian Bureau. On the side of the
transfer, however, there was no personal inter
est and tho vote is necessarily significant on
that account.
Indignation expended against the traffic IN
milk from diseased cows seems so unavaiing
that oven Mr. Brr0h NAV not feel like al
tempting 70 cleanse the stables described IN
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BALTIMORE July II. 1879.
Cotton quiet and nominal. MIddng. 12al2lac
Flour In fair demand and steady. Howard street
md Westr superhne 81 2jtS 20; do extra, sI5; do
family $3.50; CITY Mills snperinu, s. 25G3 so; do
extra q 25a47j; do Rio brands, 20 25 palapsco FAM
Nv. 81.
Wn'at-Soutern active aud Ic lower. Western in
good demand, closing Strong and higher. Southern
red. II 1901 49, do amber Il 1idl 49, No Pennsylva-
MIA red, Il II: Noe Western wiuter red spot, 81 Ia
July, q II; August, 81 Is; September. 81 Is.
Corn-SOuthern firm and quiet, with small stock.
Western steady ind firm. Southern white. 53c do
yellow. See; Western mixed. spot and July, 4isIl45c;
August, i5i4c; Septt mber, 1890; steamer. IlJsc
,nts easier. Southern, 40l l3c; Western white 4O5
Gli2c; DO mixed. 3sg39c; Pennsylvania, 406y42c.
Kye steady and quiet. Good to prime, 5Sl GJc. .ga
Hay scarce aud firm Maryland and PENNSYLVANIA
PRIME TO choice. Slb6Ll6.
Provisions dull. weak. and nominal. Mess pork
sl015 Bulk mea-IOose shoulders ic; clenr-rib Sides
rib sides, &C. Hams, 1iqi2c Lard. refined IN tierces
ern packed, lOgi1c. Eggs quiet and about steady
fresh, l0gllc.
Petroleum dull and nominal. Crude, 5,a6l5,s; re-
fined, SIC.
Coffee very firm. Rio cargoes, lljs@1IJsc.
Sugar active and strong, A sofl, 6l461Stsc.
Whisky steady and firm at IL o.
flelghts TO Liverpool per steam steady and active
for grain. Cotton, 5-a2l: Hour Is; grain. Cd
Receipts-FlOur, 277I bbs wheat $4,000 bu, oil
which $4,000 is new wheat corn. 10000 bu.
bhipmenis-Wheat, SjOOOO bu; corn, $4,000 bu
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PROPO0AL0.
TREAsuRY DEPARTMENT..

a OIFICE or TINE SECnErAnY,
WAsHfNuToN, ID. G.. July 8, 1870.
Sealed proposals Will be received ut the United
States Treasury Department until ~ o'clock OF
Monday, July 2s 1870 for supplying 1900 yards (more
or less) OF the best American hve-frame body Brus-
sells Carpet and l2OOO yards (morc less best Amer
can Carpet Lining for United States public buildings
Bids must state the price per ynrd delivered TO the
Treasury Department, at Washington, ana must be
accompanied by sample Of one and one half yards
OF the carpet aud aud onehaf yards Of the lining
as samples Of the goods proposed to be furnished.
No bid Will he considered unless accompanied by o
derosit Of $1,000 United states money, or certified
check for that nmount ~ guarantee OF good ialtl.
Deposit OF successful bidder will be retained until
contract Is entered into and bond given, with 10 less
than two suretles. in the penal sum of 5000 condl-
toned that the terms OF contract shall be faithfully
executed.
The Department reserves the right to reject any or
all bids aud TO waive detects.
Bids should he addressed TO the undersigned. and
Endorsed Proposals for Carpet and Ctrpet Lining"
lylloO2t JOHN SHERMAN, Secretary.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
MONETARY M.fTTERS IN NEW YORK
and SIN FRANCISCO.
New York Money Market.

New YoRK. July H. 1870.
Money was easy to-day at 9SoSs per cent, closing
Rt2k.
Foreign exchange was dull at ls5ais0 for long and
4s7A@N7js for demand
Government bonds were firmor.
State bondsw dull
Raroa bonds were firm. Lehigh and Wilkesbnrre
consolidated ascenicd aud do incomes were @2Js per
cent higher the former rsg to 72e and the latter 10
30 Now Jersey Central adjustments sold mp 10 lO3.
81 Paul consolidated sinking funds rose from 1856 10
iO5A and do Lacr Division sold up to i'll Han
nibal and st Joseph convertible from lOls to 100
Rome Watertown anu Osdensburg consolidated iiIsts
advanced from 6Sls ~ 5s aud fell oil to IS, Kansas
aud Texas seco DIS sold up from sois TO 81. Toledo
and Wabash hrsts, coupon rose TO ii do seconds,
coupon, to SOS, aud Ito convertible, coupon to
s0I5. Metropolitan Elevated irsts decliuei 10 iOi,
New York Elevated irsts to 1l0d, Erie consolidated
seconds to 7GA, and do funded SIS to 10.
The stock market fairly active thrOu ghout the
day. At the opening strong tone characterized the
dealings ana there wa nm advance OF sl per cent,
but later weak feeling set In Western Union declIn
Ing rom Bila to sos and Louisville and Nashville
from LS!4 TO 6B, the general list falling OF to
ceni, AT the close the speculation was somewhat
irregular In tone, the only important recovery being
sales aggreg ted 1880 shares, OF which 400 were
Erie - 00l were Lake Shore SO were Wabash. SOO0
were Northwest, lvd0O were ~ Paul 5000 were Deln-
ware, laCkRwnnna ind Western, 1000 were New Jer-
sey Central, 1870 were Michigan Central, 1000
Hannibal aud ST Joseph, lO,0U were Western Union,
AM 2,I0l were IT Louis, knnsas Uty aud Northern,
The following were the closing quotations;
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FUTURE DAYS.
II r. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer
Os SOG street northwest.

T. CoLDwELL, Real Estate Auctioneer;
Os SOC street northwest
TRUSTEES SALE or DESIRABLE THREE
STORY DWELLING. No, 1906 TlllRTEENTH
Gle"
by virtue Of deed of trust dated July !, A. ID.
1875, duly recorded In lbcr No. S folh $50, ct seq,
one OF the land records for the District of Columbia
aud at the request Of tile party secured thereby, we
Will sell Mt public auction In front vi the premises,
TUESDAY. July y, 1879, at o'clock y. M the fol-
lowing described real estate, situate IN the city of
Washington, District Ot Columbia. to wit:
Commencing ut IL pont on the west side Of Thir-
tcenth street one hundred u0Jj feet south OF the
northeast corner ofsquare two hundred and toriyone
CAD; thence running west seventy.nino and twenty
one one.hundredths q, allVO iee; thence north
seventy-nlne aud tweniy-Onc one-huudredths
Gp2l-ltOl feet thence south seventeen 90 feet an
five (5) Inches to the place OF beginning, together
with the improvements, &c.
Tetms: Onethrd cash. and the balance In six,
twelve and eighteen months, with interest ut per
cent per annum, secured by deed OF trust on the
properly sold all cash. at option OF the purchaser.
one hundred dollars deposit required at the time OF
sale, and AZ conreynncing aud recording at purchas
ers cost, Terms 10 be complied with IN seven days.
otherwise the trustees reserve The right 10 resell the
ciaser after proper advertisement
FRANCIS II. SMITH, rr,s,oos
Jyi0eOtedS A. l.. BARBER, ii"''''''
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DRoPosALs FOR STATIONERY.
srcRErARY,s OFFICE.

SENATE OF IHk UNITED STATES,
WAsHISGToN, ID. c.. July Q 1870.
Sealed proposals will be received atthis office
until IL o'clock M, August y, 1879, for furnishing
Stationery for the OF the Senate Of the United
Blank forms Of proposals, showing the quantity
and quality of each article aud the form OF bond to
be signed by the bidder and suretics, will be fur
nshed on application to this Office.
The Quarto Post and Commercial Note, Legal,
and Foolscap Papers to be put up In packages Of
five quircs each all perfect paper. Of uniform
qualify, with no outside" or imperfect quircs.
All the Manila Paper must he Of pure Manila
quality
The Adhesive Envelopes must be extra well
gummcd with pure white gum, or they will not be
received aud samples of all kinds Of envelopes
must be submitted IN such boxes and put In every
way rs they are to Ice delivered. All white en-
velopcs are TO he delivered In boxes containing not
over 80 each.
The quantities the different articles above set
forth are supposed to Dc what will BE- required but
the Secretary Of the Senate reserves 60 himself the
right to order from contractors more or less Of the
several articles, according to the want' OF the De-
partmcnt.
Proposals. from established dealers only will be
considered, and preference will he given tu produc
tions OF American industry, IL equally cheap and of
as good quality.
Such OF the above articles as may be designated
by the Secretary OF the Senate must be delivered ut
his Office, in the city of Washington, free Of any
charge for carriage, on or before the st day OF No
NCmbCrncXt
Every article must be of the very best quality,
unless nt inferior quality is called for.
y sufficient specimen of each article proposed for
Is TO accompany the proposals. and 10 he marked
with the name Of the proposer, and Of paper the
weight per ream. The whole OF each article spcCi.
fed In the foregoing list will be deemed clnss aud
the person offering to furnish any such class ut the
Lowest price Equality considored) will receive CON
trat1 - - same on executing bond with two or
more surctcs satisiaStc:" 10 the Secretary of the
Senate for the performance Thereof, ""eh BOND Is
to be filed in the Office of the said Secretary N;"h
ten days after the proposal hus been accepted.
If any articles contracted for should not be de-
livcred within the time stipulated or should be in
iuriOr in any respect to the sample the bond of the
contractor will be put IN suit.
Proposals should be Endorsed Proposals for sta.
tiUncfy for the Senate" aud be directed to the sec
retnry of the Seraic, Washington.
Proposals aud specimens must be delivered at
the office free Of charge.
JNO. c. BURCH
Secretary Of the Senate Of the United states.
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AUCTION SALES.
GEORGE TRUEsDELL, Auctioneer,
" BOj Seventh street northwest,


TRUSTEES SALE OF A VERY FINE AND DE
SlhABLE RlSI DENCE, BEING NO. 900 q
STREET NORriGWEST, WASHINGTON, D. G.
BY virtue OF deed of trust, dated March III, 1874
and recorded In lber No. 7S9 folio ISL &c, OF the
land records OF the District OF Columbia, and Of de-
cree passed by the supreme Court of said District At
special term, the LIST day of July, 1870, III equity
cause No GIii aud ut the request OF the party Sc
cured Will sell o. public auction, in front OF the
premises on TUESDAY the 18th day of July, 1917, ut
OcO p IN, the following described renl estate and
premises, situate In the CITY Of washington, In tho
District OF Columbia, to wit;
Lot numbered eighteen 0s), In square numbered
one hundred and three l03 rs the same is recorded
IN Biber II. d. Cooke, No. l, folio 145 together with
the fine brick dweling.houso and other improve
ments thereon.
Terms of sale; onethrd OF the purchase money in
cash ard the balance In one and two years, for which
the notes OF the purchaser secured by deed of trust
on the premises aud bearing Interest at the rate OF
per cent per annum, Will be taken, or the purchaser
may pay all cash, ut his option. deposit of SnOwill
be required at the time OF sale and 81 the terms OF
sale shall not be complied with In ten day from sale,
SAMUEL II. BOND, Trustee,
jy3.eO&ds 3ll Four-nnd a-hall street.
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TRAVELLERS GUIDE.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
The Great Double Track
NATIONAL ROUTE AND SHORT LINE
NORTH. NORTHWEST, WEST, AND SOUTH
WEST
lo,take effect
SUNDAY, MAY is, 1879, Az 400 A. NJ.

ToHtake effect
SUNDAY, MAY is, 1870, AT 400 A. NJ.
AN. Leave Washington:
5:Oj.-tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. I1lhcott Guy. On Sundays TO
spa. oS @ J jss s. fh aSSes Elk Ass
and Mount Winans. breakfast at Relay station.
strS;Surs, %ineRestcr, mascrston, Frederick,
s ,OO"fBAL1ffiMoRsTs XHD LAUREL EXPRESS.
s:i0-Pont OF Rocks, Piedmont, StraSburg, Wnchcs.
ter, lIngerslown, aud Way stations. ,,..
AND BALTfM6hE &fhEss. farIoT i Car iGN 10
90, New York and Phllndelphia ,,,,,,s ,Nn
pIifsBUTRtG3 EXr fI I FyedeTck, hascrt,
t9wn Sna VALLEY rGnc nuI SIneept sunday,
Ginnaii daily. Grafton 10 Sandussy daily, except
oOo...ion Sunday only-Baltlmore, Annapolis, and
1000 BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Stops at Bladens-
ton, Jessups. aud Hanover
i:S0mNEW YORK, pHiLA bILPHIA, AND nos.
i5t Hn Sunday S siSt M nS ad Way
$50 baltimore and Way stations.
REL EMPRESS. Frederick via Relay Stops
4t hangp Of E5s gne' FIsaorc nsers,own Win
OF efff SeE e and wv XXX s sia"ns o nj sunday to
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES SGRF4Lk. ASGg BAL
Norfolk passengers taken in The Gears cars direct 10
~, boat at Canton. Stops Bladenspurgand Laurel
OJ-tBaltnlOre aud Way Stations,
Observation-Disclosures EXPRESS. Ellicott City, via
Relay. - 49,
si5-tCHICAGo. COLUMBUS, AND PITTsBURG
EMPRESS. Sleeping car TO Chicago, Pitlsburg,
except Sunday.
i0l5-tNEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND BAL
TIMORE EXPRESS stops ut BladensDurE and
Laurel. Sleeping car TO New York, and special
sleeping ear 10 PHILADELPHIA 1870 go,
llO-tST. LOUIS AND CINCINNATI EXPRESS.
tDaiiy. ;sundNy only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All Trains stOpat Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket station, and juS UlY,
and las PENNSYLVANIA uycnle-where orders VIII be
take for Baggage 10 be checked md received Al my
point In the city. W. NJ, GLEN ESlS,
Master OF Transportation.
L. VI, COLE. General Ticket Agent
GEO y hOONIZ. General Agent,
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RIVER AND CiNiL NEWS.
Washington River Front.

iiNer
ARRIVED
Miller's wharf-Schooners Ann Twibell, Thomas,
and Il q Babcock, Frau, Philadelphia, with coal 10
John Miller.
Cooperative Ice Compnnys wharf-Schooncrs II s
Brooks Dudley, and BJwdoin. Kendall, Farming
dale Me, with Ice to the Coouerative Ice Company.
Gold.n's wiarf-Schoonnrs l. and W Shovel, Jack
SON. James River Landing, Va, with lumber to II w
Smith; Washington, Dove, Baltimore. with 800 bbls
gas. oil TO l. W Gu!naIld.
Riley's wharf schooners Melville. Smith, Bangor
Me, with mber u w Mclean and Willet 4 Llbbey
VIM Walters odvi lie, Philadelphia, with 80 ions
coal to Johnson Bros.
Johnsons wharYes-Schoorers Eddy, Palmer; East
Newmarket, Joaes; Hose McDeyitt, Hopkins; 5 +
Kirwn, Tyler: a Stephens, Spedden; Harvester
Nice, and Walton Walton, all from HnyTe dc Grace,
with coal TO Johnson Bros
CLEARED.
Independent Ice Company's wharf-SChOOner Ma
rion Draper, Bailey, with rs tons cun an Eastern
port
Johnson's wharves -Schooners Lottie and Annie
Gnllownyi Farmers Friend, Il, Victoria, Parks
and Virginia Dare, Delaney, all Tor Havre de Grace;
Mary Augusta WorLen, baltimore, with wheat
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TOTO GREAT

-. No., ,pENNsYLX,ANSIA RoUT6E, ,,,, -, ,,,,,
spIENb h2SshEN HHga 1Ef EANf EQUIP
TRAINS LrH n fEE ksH HN lrdm Depot,
For Pltlsburg and the West, 1880 a m. daily, with
Piils6urg 10 Cincinnati, 81. Louis, and Chicago.
tx III 35r Ti'b PsPSe GST x S IRSSAD
For CanandGgua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara Fa'!S
and the NoTl At 6;?H q M daily, eSSeps SUNNY n.y.
Fer Ws%spor LOCK- ayS
, and Watkins, At 1880 =. m. daily, except Sunday:
For New York and the East, 1870 N; daily excerpt
tSehed Lmited Erpis as of Pullman Paror Cars
go n, m. daily, except Sunday. $50.
At Jersey City with boatl OF "Brooklyn Annex"
anOrding direct transfer 70 Fulton street, avoid
Inc double terriage and Journey across New York
For Philadelphia, sasS t. m, aud 1880 p; m, daily,
lied Express ssj a, m. DAILY, except sunday
For Baltimore, $50, $40, 1850 and 1870 O, i2O
p5m I'D. daily eIGfsRi Sunday 1880 u" M $780, '''o
For popes Creek Line c;9O a. m. and 40 p M daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. M. and 4;2o p. daily, except
ALaXXSbRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL.
NAY AMP ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For AeIandrIa g. Iil5, s. o. TO- u a. m, and LIS, s4?9
g., and 1880 y. m. ON suhd"y'S a. m'' lI'
For Richmond and the South G'5, a m, daily, and
rr,sSs S r d"y rSSsPI Sr Washington 7l5
9lO, II ~ III. and !, g. 400 8, o, Z, aud Il y. IN.
or sunday ut aud 10 H. M. and Up, ~,
Communications can DO procured nj the oiices-north.
east corner OF Thirteenth street and PennsylNania
wanna avenue aud ~ the depot where orders can ne
len for the checking of baggage 10 destinations from
"O'''' /, T. FARMER, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager.