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Don't Eoroaf

fhe grand clearing out sale OF Dress
Goods. Write Damasse PIques. Victoria
and Printed Lawns, Linens, Grass Cloths,
&C, now being held atRusselI & Spsncer's.
extraordinary bargains in every depart
ment OF their large and well selected stock
OF Dry Goods and Small Wares. Je22-2t.
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The Terrible Worm u!

FARMERS COMPELLED TO EMPTY THEIR
BARNS
CAMDEN, E. j., June 2l.-The army
worm has made its appearance in Cam
den county. Some of the farmers who
harvested their hay earlier than usual
and stored II In their barns have been
forced to empty them on account OF the
sickening smell of the worm, and 1t was
found that a large quantity of dead
worms were in the hay. 1t is reported
that other crops have suffered serious In
jury.
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WALL STREET YEsrERpAY.-stock

WALL STREET YEsTERDAY.-Stocks
were active and, until the closing hour,
strong. Then there was marked reac-
tion. Bonds of all classes were firm
until the slump in stocks affected
them. Foreign exchange was quiet.
Call money closed firm at per cent.
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$500 Reward

was for years offered N sNgIy Ilr y pfITr slg'i
Land by ,he former propiie'"f "f calarrh a 4
soothing, cleansing, and hslIIdISd sind Sdfes NJ! =!
ties. SMUT or dust Of any ,s lungs. ID,, i'd,
catarrh and drives it 70 tne ne time, % hsy1Dss
remedy has stood the test"a 'nuartero o. !
been q popular remedy ll,s loIs At 5OCenH y
csntury, Sold by druggls"
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Boots and shoaa

DableI MeCusker, 2l6 w. I'd street. has
Ine spring trade, and is determined TO
selI them cheaper than any house in the
city. Slve him call and save money.
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LOc0L Lanes.

Fullmer's celebrated clam soup.
Devilled crabs at Fullmer's.
Turtle soup at Fullmer's.
Sal' oysters ice cold at Fullner,s
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Fashiona lie 1 urnltuEFI
]. & ]. i Hartman
NJ. klO sAiIg streeh
WILh. MOTION. DEL.

Wer.spectiully lniornd; nv I'M ~,
.-s22zT, xrns OF ilminsloIi w Wv .nntlpu.
rounT ~ country IN we I'VE an nasd
- 10 M m.nuiacture and ;t.IsT He,'P d. Elr'
a. our large aud long esia'llsp1vS, i1tl1v,, ~
uoms, FURNITURE ol eveiy .;osss1oi
vie, { insisting OF Aanogaaayl tor psri0
ID Walnut FGrniture suitable iO'
aning-roona and Ola nner ,,,l, Is1s Is ia. ,erali
ore varied than can be toHna aasIib 70 aiblIshms1
1all articles sold al our
warranted as representsI, f,snIuDatSss
yenlLlau bliE. ..S OF Tue lnV J',nl conslanuI
signs made 10 order anu AYpr !lre and oon
4 hand. We also manulaS,,""f OF 5p
Btaaliy keep large asso, IL, IL.
fair, Mos and n Iss Wv uARnANs
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A ordnance TO AMEND AN
n ordinance entitled "An ordinance 10
prescribe more fully certain duties OF The
1olleetors OF Taxes" and to repeal Sec
,,l3 BE 1t ordained by the City Council of
section |. That the ordinance entitled
certain duties OF the ColIectors or TaTas 7,
passed January %, 1874, be and the same
u h.reby amended by striking out of the
ipnrtn ip ana NTH lines OF Section /, thereof
taxes are concerned" NV
section z. That Section of the said or.
dlhance be and the same is hereby re-.
pea led. 'o' TO
Passed at the City Hall, June II. 1880
HARRY SHARPLEY,
President OF City Council.
Attest!-E. b. Frazer. Clerk. ieiS n
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REDUCTIONS.

W. M. Kennard & Co. have made great
reductions in The prices of Dry Goods and
Carpets. je23-eodlw.
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FIFTH. EDITION.
FROM CINCINNATI.
THE CONVE NTl0N.
The Second Day.
A PLATFORM ADOPTED,
JnO Kelly DeCIln. = TO wake
a speech
1AMMANY WILL SUPPORT THE
NOMINEE.
A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
1AMMANY WILL SUPPORT THE
NOMINEE.
A PERMANENT ORGANIZATION
NOMINATIONS COMMENCED.

Special to the Gazette.
CINCINNATI, June 90, 10 80 p. IN.
While the report of the Committee
on Credentials was b eing considered,
John Kelly was called upon to repre-
sent the Tammany claims. He de-
clined, and George A. Miller, of Al
bany spoke for Tammany. In his re-
marks shJ said Tammany would sup
port the nominee Of the convention.
An allusion to Bayard's name drew
forth immense applause.
CAME TO SUPPORT TILDEN.
speciart TO The Gazette. es..+f
CINCINNATI, June 30.
Gov. Hubbard, of Texas, said hit
delegation came to support Tiden OF
any other man.
Tilden's name excl es prolonged ap-
plause.
Gov. Hubbard also said that New
York would be the battle ground in
November, and the votes of Tammany
would be necessary to the success OF
tie ticket.
He was followed by ]. r. Fellows,
of New York, in support of the major
ity report.
He said if Tammany came into the
Convention they did 30 over the dead
bodies of the regular Democracy Of
New York. He closed with an appeal
to the convention to do justice to New
York.
VOTE ON THE REPORT.
Special to the Gazette.
CINCINNATI, June 90, 2 p. m.
f. L. Westbrook, of New York,
spoke for the minority report, and was
followed by Rufus Pickham Of Albany,
for majority report. Young, of Geor-
gia, closed at 80 o'clock for majori-
ty report. After which the roll Of
States was called and the majority re-
port was adopted. Ayes, 457; nays,
2O5.
PERMANENT ORGANIZATION.
| Special dispatch to the Gazette.
CINCINNATI, June 23.-2 p. m.
Tsmmany was given seats on the
floor, but without vote.
J. W. Stevenson, Of Kentucky, was
made permanent Chairman by report pi
the Committee on Permanent Organza-
tlon.
The report Of the Committee on Per
manent Organization was adopted with
out opposition, and Chairman Steven
son took his seat amid gteat applause
He then followed with-a spirited speech
THE PLATFORM.
Special To the Gazette.
| CINCINNATI, June 23, 8 p. m.
| The Committee on Resolutions i,
now reporting. The platform &C on.
graduates the country on the esca pc
from third term and expresses regret
at Tilden's retirement.
| REFUSED TO ADJOURN.
| The report of Committee on Resolu.
tions was adopted, when a motion tc
adjourn was made and lost.
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FOUKTH EDITION
Indicntion. for To-Day

Clear or partly cloudy weather, varh
able winds, mostly westerly, Stationary
or higher temperature and barometer.
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IN ROWING CARS.

Inc w q R r Co are busily en-
gaxed In repainting and and retitti1e All
Ine u PASSENGER aud baggage cars of the
W est Chester and Philadelphia 4 X, re-
Gently purchased by them. Fh. cars are
70 oe painted and titted-up inside in the
same style as those used ou their main
All the Locomotives that were nur.
enaseu al the same time, are to be- al
tsred ana rebuilt in the same manner a,
snoee ua running on the main line. rh,
pasen' tnae nokestack will be put GU all o
drawing one milk car, one baqsage nm,
smoking car and SIX passenger cars lef
mere Tor Philadelphia. 10 run on the lin,
between West Chester and Pbiladel
pnia work Will at once be commenced
on mum Der of other cars now living a
tue car shops in this CITY. -
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LOCAL STOCKS AND BONDS.
aT0CKa.

National Bank of Delaware. 800
First National Bank. nk...................l4 l4s
Union National Bank. a
National Bank of vii. q Brandywine 81
Farmers Bank................... o.
Wilmington Coal Gas Co.. 70
Delaware II. r. Co,.....................2 %
Delawar Western r. r. Co........... %
Phila.. VIII. & Baltimore r. X. Co..... 10
wilmington W q Northern X. r. Co..... 70
Wilmington Passenger II. W. Co...... ~
Delaware Fire Ins. Co. 50
Masonic Hall Co.
Delaware state. .................s...s.. ..lo
Wilmington City 6's..................llO
Wilmington City 5's....................N6
Masonic Hall Co, LIST mortgage. 100
Wilmington Passenger r. W., LIST
mOrLRAge........ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS .lUO
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r,u..c,.l and Oes.Mereial. o

vii nINeroN. DEL, June n, iesO.
Latest stock quotations turnished by
Heald q Co., g. E. corner seventh and
Market streets, Wilmington. Del, 81 II
Al tn dau.
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CROSBY a HILLS depot
% Ita D 48Iifa3llsli

.e.t agHssl. ! 4
ur
~
uc
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Leaving Fren ch street wharf at go a. IN :,
taking cars at Camden, N. j. Tick ets
$l.25. Tickets for sale by Rumford. the
halter; K. T. Dilworth, SECOND and Madi.
son, or Mccain, Tenth and Marx ct
streets. ie2I "a "a 81 90
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EXCURSION TO
ATLANTIC CITY.

The Young Peoples Association, of
onNet Presbyterian Church, will max e
an excursion to Atlantic City,
ON WEDNESDAY, June 30. 1890
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A loCSG CASE OF MORAL DEPRAvTTY.-A lad
or IA who had bet expelled from school In A
German city for immoral conduct recently COM
United suicide 10y hanging himself 10 tree
lPon his corpse was found the following re-
naIkable letter addressed TO his parents: THE
fortunes OF Tantalls were as naught in connar
ison TO those now suffer. In my minds eye
see you melted 10 tears and stricken down by
the terrible blow am about TO inlet unon YOU:
ara yet cannot do otherwise than execute nv
resolve. Driven from school dare not again
look you in the face for should read my shame
In your glances. Deeply-beloved parents be con-
soled. LOOK back 10 the past and remember how
many sltepleSS nights have caused you. how
many tears have made you shed Standing on
me brlnk or the grave, / confess myself to have
Deen unworthy or your love. Nor do believe that
l should ever have become better; no | should
nave sunk deeper and deeper, and have laid even
heavier burdens OF sorrow upon your shoulders.
Believe me. II Is better thus. Adopt a little bow
call him Arnold, bring him w carefully so mat
ne may he the stan OF your old age Had lived
What should have become? morally and
The face or the earth, Adieu,"
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commons &c = sens :, manner in the house or
minister who is sure OF his .,,o,,, tnal OF
u Moi hlng tentative ana NOTHING d,,,sen,
apoui MN. lie Is convinced that BE- r. cona
pItttS the master OF the situation ana ,n,
whatever grumbing there may be in the I ho ons.
OF commons be has In the last r,esoyt o -
County AT MS back. When Mr.. Gladstone acts
upon bis own convictions OF popular sentiuena
he is toerably certain 10 b. right The dissoniInr
OF 1874 was. as we have often explained MOI b,S
own Idea, and II was blunder. But nothinS
can have been more cool and correct than MI
Gladstones calculation as TO the result OF the
movement which he conmenced against fhe
CONSERVATIVES In the autumn or 1871. Mr.. CLAD
stone acts far less from mere Impulse than IL
sometimes supposed and he is seldom impe;a.
Gus unless he sees that there is something 10 be
gained by bis impetuOsity. The relations IN
which the prime minister stands respectively TO
his colleagues. 10 his follow ers and 10 the coun-
Try. ana Which are the source OF his aleTtnt.Ss
ana bis confidence. are not exactly those that
II wss universally anticipated events would
eminent would adopt a moderate whIg or a
aToney liberal policy is conclusively an
sWend Whatever the whig elements
Vanced liberalism which leayens fits ideas
ana Which dominates lis acts. The Duke of
Argyll and the Lord Chancellor may regard the
decisions OF their colleagues with secreI appre-
heESlon; but minority OF two must naturally
bend 10 the superior force OF a majority OF
twelve. Whatever might have been Mr.. clad
stones relCCtance-a reluctance basel almost
exclusively on his conservative devotion 10
official preccdent-1o admit a representative OF
the new school OF rSdicalism 10 his cabinet t Is
perfectly clear that wlgCfsm is hopelessly AZ a
discount a. practical force In the ministerial
councils. Whatever the merits or the dement's
OF the program OF the government IL is the
program hot OF n whiC. but OF a thoroughly
liberal cabinet For the first time I'm our polit-
ical history there has been established a gen.
uine and close r0pprOcbemeHt between rad
lcais and Wigs. This is, perhaps, the fact OF
me greatest Importance In the existing polit-
ical situation
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M - m

ASHTON. On July 2sth. 1850. JAMES L. ASH
TON IN the thirty fourth yesr of his age,
The funeral win take place ftom'i74 West street..
near High, Georgetown, on Wednesday eve. July
26tb, at 4 O'Clock.
COLLINS On the morning Of the 9th of July.
1880, at 124 O'Clock, MABLE IKKNE, the infant
daughter of William K. and Laura V. COLLINS. aged
ten months and nine days.
The funeral will take place from the residence of
the parents, II Third street, Georgetown, to-mor-
row (Wedr esday) afternoon. at O'Clock
,kRsKINE. Monday night July 26tb, 1880, at
tie residence of her son, at Rivee Station. Md,
Mrs. MARIA ERsBINK, native Of County Armagh,
Ireland, in the seventy fifth year Of her are.
FuIeral will take place from st. Luke'e Church.
B-adeDsburg, on Thursday. July 10Th. at pm.
-GULICK. At g rs =. M. July 25th. 1850. JAMES
b. GuLIcE, aGed forty five years.
Funeral Tuesday, at u. M, from his late resi-
dence, No. PA A street southeast. 2.
LFARY. At 6 O'Clock p. m, July Goth, 1880,
MARY LEHY, aged ten months and two days, be-
lovea daughter of Dennis and Bridget Leahy.
Funeral Wednesday, at 4 O'Clock o. m, from the
resideLce OF her parents. No. 423 Third street
southwest.
SMITH. Att m. July the 25th, 1880. ELIZA
sm, II. chaplain House Of Refuge. RandalI's
Goodrich. of this city.
nesoay morning.
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THE EVENING STAR.
TUESDAY ...............July ~, 1850.
Deadly Disease.
AN Epidemic IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIPH-
THkRiA. But MUCH MORE FATAL
FCincipnsfg Na,,,,ar,i.r
TUESDAY

AN EPIDEMIC IN OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES DIPH-
liberia. But MUCH MORE FATAL
tCncinnat Commercial
For TWO months or more a form OF disease
mas pteEalied among children In this locality
resembling dlphther1a In some OF its forms
IL seemed to differ from diphtheria mainly in
..S niiuience, many OF the cases resulting ia
,aiiy In Two or three days after the de-
Nelopnent of the first symptoms. The dis
ease has been prevalent In Cincinnati and
vicinity about six weeks. but is now han
ply waning During the first six days
bow fifteen days, there have been hui forrr
Deaths The disease seems TO have come from
me west and appears TO be travelling eastward.
chicago, where IL then baffied the skin or the
physicians. The type OF the disease prevailing
there appears 10 differ somewhat from that eX,
lstlng here: DIR. f. C. Helm. of Chicago in an
artlcle 10 the O5stetTfcul Gazette. of Cincinnati
under the head OF what Shall We can Ito
speaks OF III as disease In which the constttu-
u IN oisluroances were out of all proportion
10 the local demonstrations A Commercial
reporter, 10 conversation with Or. T. c. Brad
Iord, or this city, yesterday learned that
mat physicians observations of the SYMPTOMS
OF me disease in this locality We're opposite in
that the local demonstrations were prcdo,n
nant and actually out OF all proportion TO the
constitutional disturbance" He said the swell
lng OF the glands and the tonStls were extraor
binary. He knew OF some deaths occurrIng
lioil SuHocatlon alone. caused by the swelling
OF the glands and tonSilS. When asked as 10
.he extent me epidemic had prevailed he said
:, suppose you might properly call It an epi.
uelnc. III is not confined TO any locality that
khow or have heard that it was severer I'm
Ine SUBURBS IMAM In the city, but find that IL
prevails generally down here in the CITY as well
as on the hills. but it is decreasing 1t is not
nearly so malignant as IL was few weeks ago.
Inere are not so many fatal cases, and those
occurring seem TO be OF miider forrn.n
CURE FOR NEURaIGIA.--The following IL said
" pe fdlsons recipe for the cure OF neuralgia
cod nradnr tr,a
"polyform - ''0 u
ounces chloroform.
choral hydrate.
IL alcohol.
! ounce camphcr.
Sulphurtc ether
grains sulphate morphine
drachms Oil OF peppermint
Shake thoroughly. For outtoard Gpp1ic rfion
ohls.l
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THoMAs BOWLING. Auctloneer.

TRgSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE HOTEL
PROPERTY AT TENNALLYTOWN.D D. G.
tn By virtue Of deed Of trust, bearing date IL
recorded in Liber 81, folio 1856. one of the Ea:1
land records for the District Of Columbis, the I'M
dersgned Trustees will sell on MONDAY, AUGUST
The p 1880. on the premises, at 81 o'CLook. the
Or Iafce OF land lying ang being in the county of
and being the corner lot Of Arana Lyles' field next
20 Iennalytown; bounded as follows: BEGINNING
for the same at the intersection of the south line OF
the county road with the easG line Of the George
town and Rockville turnpike road, and running
thence north 70 deg east 242 feet then south 20
to the east line Of the aforesaid turnpike and thence
WIN SAD turnpike road north 20 deg west As feet
TO the beginnlDg, containing and laid out for one
fourth Of an acre eff land, together with the inn
Rrovements, which consist Of story Frame
Hotel.
Terms: One fourth cash; the balance at one, two
and three years, with notes bearing int. est at
per cent, said interest to be paid semi annually
and secured by deed of trust on the properly
sold. All cenveyancins at purchasers cost. 300
deposit required at time Of sale. If the terms of
sale are not complied with in seven days after the
DAY OF sale the Trustees reserve the right resell
purchaser. WM, d. OASSIN
jy21-d&ds JAS L. DAVIS, Trustees.
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tIRG1NIAS TOBACCO Boom --Lynchb1rp
Snlps TOBACCO everywhere. Leaf goes In hogs
heads 10 Germany and Turkey. Sheep wash to
australla, fancy brands to London and Paris
ceeds the supply, though there are factories
mere ana elsewhere that turn out ten thousand
pounds daily. Working the weed is the one
traue known and appreciated. And IL is said
very lew persons have dealt in the Virginia
product who have failed to amass money
numbers princely fortune. Tobacco has been
lne source OF all great fortunes here. In every
gorge-and there are rayineS and gorpes over
me entire eli on every hilltop, and there are
hlilS eTeryWhere-stand the immense factories
or me little less palat1al residences OF the tobac
CoIiSlS. a single famous brand frequently
makes fortune for its fortunate owner
LyHclt5llrg (VG.) Nf7rs
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'DIPPING. The Countess OF Antrim has
erected diversion. The cards for her last
aIIeInoon lat Home In Lowndes square were
marked, dipping at f:SO precisely and. as
NAV be imagined. this created a considerable
excitement What could be about to happen?
was The Countess bent on a bathing party? WAS
1t some American surprise? What couli n hoo
~ was simply that each visitor dipped HIS or her
nand into vast receptacle and drew forth some
small and elegant present. The idea proved a
sIeaI success, ana viii, i have no doubt. be
IL ADDS considerably TO the opportunities for
display; IL Will enable people TO show or their
MeaIln Ia an unenViable manner. and this seems
liverpool Courier, '
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ION never saw my hands as dirty as
.hal, said pitulent mother TO her little Girl.
" NO, out your ma did" was the reply,
" hen the CORY Press suspended publi-
cation III gave the citizens OF the place such an
oveThaullng that there was some talk OF giving
Ell Fenno, the proprietor, dose or tar and
feathers The Union City Times asked Mr.
fehho concerning this and he made answer as
iolloWs; " III may be that the people Will break
INTO somebody's hen-roost and steal the feath-
eIs' Tut they are too blamed stingy 10 buy the
gE good conversationalst NAV make him.
the cake. ~ -oS
Ss . Adam never had 10 beat a carpet.n saws
an exchange. No, but he had TO bear a retreat
In The height OF the fruit season.
W Tanner cocktails are all the rage az
ocean Grove. They are made by adding one
ounce OF cracked ice TO three ounces or Uttered
rainwater.
ga A number OF vessels were lbeled in New
YORK yesterday for not having sufficient num-
Der OF llle-preseryers and life-boats on board.
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WALTER B. WILLIAMS CO., AuctIoneers

TRTsTKE,s SALE OF TWo-sToRY FRAME
DMELLING AND STORE, CORNER OF
IMENTY-SECOND AND STREETS
NORTHWEST. WITH IMPROVEMENTS.
~, By virtue Of deed Of trust. bearing date -
the 2Oth day OF March, 1877, and duly re- inn
e1rded n Lbsr SAG. folio $50 ct seq. one Of
undersigned truftee, will sell at public auction.
TP1n d1e premises AT Blk O'CLOCK P; NJ, ON
fellow, described piece Of property, VIZ The west
commencing for the same at the southwest corner
OF said lot and running east thirty lone t3D feet
thence running north one hundred (lOO) feet
thence vest thirty one sd feet thence south one
tanning thirty one hundred square feet Of ground,
with improvements thereon. consisting Of two
story Frame Dwell ing and Store.
Terms OF sale: One third cash; balance in six
and twelve months, with notes bearing interest at
Blk per cent secured by deed of trust the prop
erty: Al convey ancing and recording at cost Of
purchaser. One hundred dollars to be deposited
at time Of sale. II the terms of sale are not COM
Piled with in seven days from day of sale the Trus
tee reserves the right to resell the property at the
cost and risk Of the defaqlting purchaser,
A. MACDONALD MCBLAIR, Trustee.
jy2O, ~, "a, 26, %, so, AZ, 46,9,1l,12
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PROPOSED Exclusion OF ATHEISTS FROM PAR
LIAMENT.-Ihe following is the text OF a bin in
uoouced into the British NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
as the CHRISTIAN religion is part and parcel of
the laws OF this realm and In is highly deropa-
Tory TO the dignity and character of the British
parliament, as well as obnoxious TO the relir-
ious 1alth OF the people. and most detrimental
canned atheists be admitted TO any share I'm
imperial legislation: he n enacted al ANY per-
son VINO by deliberate public speaking. or by
pupHsheu writing, shall proclaim and dissent
nale principles OF unbelef in the existence of a
supreme Being shall be disabled from sitting I'm
Parliament. (2) This act shall come into opera.
s slo1 as soon as IL shall receive the royal as
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RAA1AMOhE AMI OH1O RAILROAD,
1.t TMs g Nas4. ~. R8U 41a.. 13sAoK:
North, NorthWsst, West,
and S0uthWsst.
20 eh'' sEaanYassS # hassHK fsS fssS
so by an.-Baitmore. Klicott City and Way Sta.
oam.-tBaltmore Express.
aons atrssbsa Annapolis snd way. Pied-
81 s.A ~ .sss kses. and way stations.
100 .:m;s.New York. Phiiadef phis Boston and
6Sinmore Express Parlor car to New York and
s:00a. m.-tOn Sunday only-BaItmore, Annspo-
s Point Of Rocks for Frederick and ststoas east Of
eaea 70 81 ss 9
nss 5ans
don, yessup's and Hanover.
IL l2do 2. m.-Baltmore. Annapolis. Elucott City
Is5 p.m--tBahmore and Laurel Express.
a 80 P.m.-New YORK. Philadelphia and Boston
$50 p rn-Baltimore and way stations. win.
chester. Frederick, Haserstown and way, Wa Rely.
= $50 p. n:-Baltmors. Blsdensburg and Laurel
G1press; Frederick. VIA Relay Stops at Annapolis
aS5 g m;mtPo.n. q Rocts Frederick. H.sers.
70 Point Of Rocks and Way stations only
40 p.m.-tBaltimore. Annapolis and Way sss-
$40 p.m--fChicaeo and Columbus EXPRESS
sleeping cars te Chicago daily.
645 =. m.-tPhiladelphia and Baltimore Express
Stops st Bladensburg and Laurel.
BOO p m--Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
645 p m.-tEat1more and Way Stations
% $50 Pm.-EALTIMORE ANb LAUREL TX.
$50 ?. mist. Lou1a. Cincinnati. Chicago and
P1ttsburR E1prees (Pittsburg, except Sunday }
Sleeping cars TO st. Louis and Pittsburg.
9:3o p m.-tBaltmore, Bladeneburg and Laurel
Express.
lois p. m.-tNEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA,
BOSTON AND BALTIMORE EXPRESS. Sleeping
car TO New York. and special Eleeping car to PhilS-
ieiphta.
italy. tsunday only. Other trains daily. exc.p,
sunday.
Al trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply n the Baltimore
and Ohio Ticket Offices, Washington Station, and
OS. 6ls and Corner 14th and Pennsylvania avenue.
where orders will be taken for Baggage 10 10
checked and received At sny point Ia the CITY
W. NJ OLEMENTS. Master Of Transportation.
j. u. COLE, General Ticket Agent.
GEO 8. KOONTZ, General Agent.
q. X LORD. General PASSENGER Agent nyl7