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New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
SHOT AND CLUBBED By TWO BROTHERS

Patrick Grimes, the butcher, who. on the night of
February H. was shot and clubbcd by Martin and
Michael Mclucrncy, near his home in First-ave.,
died Yesterday in Bellevue Hospital. In bis ante
nortcm statement to Coroner BRADY he speaks of
his assailants under the name Of Kelly as follows
D." On Wednesday night at about ! o'clock, February
II was shot twice bV Martin Kelly y.Oncc IN the head
and once in the side They shot me without any
prOvocation. was drinking little that evening.
When met them Michael Kelly, the brother OF
Martin. hit me with n club. | knew both for n
couplo of years Never had any trouble with them
before. | am q dresser of cattle; ont that night
to buy a knife and played n few games of bagatcllc
on the corner of FOrtyeighths. and First ave. The
Kellys are lab0icrs. Both at times act rs watch
men," Grimcs's assalants were committed to the
Tombs TO await the inquest.
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

SIR D. c. McKELvEY, Government Inspector 1877 Mottst-
New YORK
SCRfIgA BILE Ny BREATH WAS OFFENSIVE, my
breathing obstructed smelling power destroyed
AID was y OBJ. CT OF LOAIHI VI AN DlSsH ~
Tho Of WEI DE MEYERS WONpEEt " DE, pis
CDVEltY caused the mucous 10 cease, cstDred my tase
smel and appetite and GU RED ME PERFECTLY"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18

PAUL BOYTON, the man wao swan across the Enghsn
channel : residence Flushing, Long Island
WnIie swimming the Connecticut River caught seyeri
cold The beneficial Effects of W III u r Mr1 Ets CU hh
Were such hat ! snail ALWAYS CARRY lf in my out
~ II COMPLETELY CURED my Agent lr george II
Keefer OF a terrible and long seated Catrrrh"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
,trs Z wuIrrLFsEY. sheileId. Mass:

Mrs \. J. WHTrTLESEH, sheffield, Mass; 4, q.
wish that had language 10 express our grauIe pa
what Dr. WEI De MEYERS CATARRh CURE nms ne
done for brother and myself Pointing 10 IN
nSrka1a nv btothcr said. The contcnsf that 10
four wears a 20, would have SAVED ME- S4OO"
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
.AnouncenentAl (

Chemists. 80 John.st. New. York
| CTRICTURE, Impotence and Diseases Of the
I'll ShS' and to T. DASfELsG bi IlleSastoa.~
"yVHITES PATENT LEVER TRUSS
p.mnbs, fye s perfect m 81 q On back
CA I TARRH
SNUPFLES and INFLUENZA.
Wei DE- HEYER'S GREAT REHEDY.
The Most Important
Discovery Since
Vaccination
WHAT WEI DE MEYERS CA.
TARRH CURE HAS DONE,
DOES DO, AND WILL DO.
Testimony not from remote localities, but from
well-known persons whose towns streets
and houses are gwen, and can be
easily conferred with.
CURED! CURED! CURED!
HfY H&3f TAHh2h TsyfFGhEp 80 E9$ YEARS
Sasnsnl has nKsAD1GALIIY GII I'1 cURED ME- ~
LEWIS F. NEWMAN the great dry goods merchant 800
81 hSa ESary lost my sense Of smell from CHRONIC oA
wEf VAhTa Be MEYERS cAT&RRH cURE'
AIMEE the ;s@ 9pTa Mh RT' De cArARRH
SnoWedsing vie tSn the benefit derived irOhi IT,
SAMUEL BENEDICT, Jr, Of Benedict Bros jewellers 6s'
one package o. WEI DE MEYERS remedy COM
la9ndt speak TO strongly Of TINS Medicine"
Mrs EMMA c. HowEs, 80 washingtOusquare' New
After suffering Catarrh for nearly 30 YEARS and
P1p % ReYe %1 ben Be
medicine"
Mt. G. L. BRUSH 4is Broaaway, New York mn, ~ ,r.
fVE W6RsT u AF6R lost my senseso ssPa
@e c%TARRH 1ai "sS CURE has restored to PERfEcf
Mrs Al WHITE EsEY, Sheffield, Mass.
Il n% @ T r "f m 9n c&TA& faI
done Tor brother and myself Pointing TO- s tns
nSckn0a nv SAID The contents that bo1
Io%r aSHyei Years a?o, would nave SAVED ME- $500"
cN&Gs wSe S s wEi pE MEYE
SUIT S6F E y he+E f cnGhcH g. a'
pr WEI DE MeyT am e nov ur G 20 ali persons aetes
with Catarrhal Oefects"
PAUL BoYToY The man waO swan across the English
Wniie swimming the Connecticut River c2ught severe
sas5 @ nc SARGX s"i if Mr soyss Sy sq
Keefer OF a terrible and long seated Catrrri"
Mr D. C. McKELvEY. Government Inspector, 1877 Mottst-
For four years my SUFFERING from catarrh was INpE
Serbia BILE Ny BREATH WAS OFFENSIVE, ny
aad \ OBJ g + OF OATH M Sc AND pISGTsiE Pr pi
C0VElY caused the TO restored my taste
smell and appetite. and GU RED ME PERFECTLY"
Ray CHAS J. JONES New.Br ghton, Staten Island
ororrd TOOK snuns baths, used Inaers lnd Vapor
izcrs and discouraged | f0und woufl nave "a
Bi,iNG MY MINISTRY 10 A CLOSE. The relief
from the irst package OF W ~ De u EhS
CNrttRIf ~ m. was worth TEN TIMES lJiE PRICE.
nv sore throat gone. Keep Well ana am lh better
health than for four years"
SUSAN b. LEIGHTON, New Market, " H.;
and eve that cOull hardly sleep HERE APPEARED
10 iE SOMETHING ~ MY NOSE. - COM
mticei using WEI DE MEf ER'S CAIARklt " kE on
Monday GNEAE POLY AN lNth
awav came through my mouth from my There was
also HA cupful disgusting mucous ds hargeu:
can now breathe, talk and sleep naturally, and AN
WELL AGAIN. Everybody ought 10 Ans" oi lhis "on-
dcrfu medicine"
&C., &C., &C.
Other articles may BELIEVE, this
CURES Catarrl and its long list of terrible
consequences. WEI DE MEYERS CA
TARRlI CURE is sold by Druggists, or
delivered by his Agents, Messrs. ID. B.
DEWEY 81 CO, 46 Dey-st., New-Yoik, at
81 80. DR.. WIS Treatise on Catauh is mailed
free To any address.
rzs 3 y re 2 & gGzas ga E'
New-York tribune., 1880-02-18
JERSEY CITY.

The strike Of the ecigarcttc-makers-mOstlv women
- in the employ OF LOrillard * Co.. against certain
rules sought TO be imposed by the firm, continues.
In the meantime collections are made III aid of
strikers who in destitute circumstances.
The Rev. George b. YOsburGh, who was tried
and acquitted in Jersey City few months agO. on
an indictment charging him with attempt 20
poison his wife, has altered his resolution not to
agan take charge Of church. and, Is reported in
jersey CITY. has accepted call 10 the Baptist
church at Lawndale. a suburb of Chicago
National Republican., 1880-08-19

"HELLo when did you return ?" asked
Snopson OF his friend Binns, whom he met on
the street. "Why, l haven't been awsy," re-
Piled tho latter. You haven'J2" incredul.
Ously asked Snopson. "Why, you look so
worn out aud near dead that / positively
thought you had been away for fow weeks
for tho benefit Of your health"
IT would appear that tho vehement opposi-
tion offered by the Bonaparte family TO the
engagement contracted some months ago by
Prince Roland Bonaparto and Mile Blanc,
principal heiress to the enormous fortune
amassed by the late high priest of rouge.et-
noir, has proved lruitless, and that the we'd
ding day OF the happy pair is fixed for the lst
of October next. The mother OF the future
princess has caused splendid villa to be
greeted for the young couple in the Cascine OF
Florence, whittier they will repair at the con-
GlusiOn Of tho honeymoon. Prince Roland is
Il lieutenant in the Fronch army aud has
hitherto had very little to live on beside his
pay, lie will now bc the richest Of the Bona.
nlTteA.
National Republican., 1880-08-19


Cotton firm. Middlng, 1l1sc.
Flour dull and weak. Howard street aud west
ern superfne s393 7j do. extra, s14 %; do.
family, sjdG; City mills supcrtnc. s3lg3 80; do.
extra, 81 c4 90; do. family 5000 y: do Rio
brands, s. 70 aj 50; PHtapsco family, 81 s5.
Wheat-Southcrn lower; western lower, steady
at the decline and active. Southern red 05cJps 06
No. western winner red, spot and August
81 o6H@l O62s September, 81 0dJlGl O61s; Octo.
Der, ST 071Gl 075s November, 81 0S1sa1 0St4.
COrn-SOuthcrn higher; western a shade better
and firm. Southern white bSC; do. yellow SOC;
western mixed. spot and August 5OJs@5lc; sep.
tember, 81 s0jlSc, October, 52ltg5215c.
Oats quiet but firm, the only sales being Of west
ern mixed at S5i%c.
Rye steady at 7SGS0c.
Hay higher Prime to choice Pennsylvania and
Maryland. s2OG2l per ton.
Provisions firm. Mess pork. sl5.7j bulk meats
loose shoulders and clear rib sides, no offerings
do. packed, 6J4g9c bacon-shoulders, 6Ac clear
rio sides. 914c hams, l2I99lSl9ci lard, refined.
tcrccs, S4
Butter firm Prime to choice western packed,
litU90c.
Eggs scarce higher aud firm at lSc
PeUoeum-Crude nominal; refined, SIC.
Coffee strong. Rio cargoes ordinary TO choice
lS6l6c,
sugar very strong. A son, lOIsc.
Whisky firm at 81 liR.
Freighs to Liverpool per steamer quiet and
lower for grain. Cotton, J-lGG4d lour, 2s Sd;
grain, I'd.
R1ccpts-Tlour 737 bbls; wheat. 22i,6Oo 5u;
corn, $500 bu; oats, 423i bu; rye, 400 bu.
Shipments-Wheat, 10000 bu corn, none.
SRles-Nheat 1926 bu; corn, 62 100 bu.
| Virginia skies, deferred GSs do. consolidated.
67Ia do. second series 25l past due coupons, 9.
(nsked) new en-forties Az; North Carolina skies,
old, 30 Virginia en.orties, coupons 93 bid to-day:
National Republican., 1880-08-19
EDUCATIONAL.

RAYARD TAYLOR said 81 take great pleasure
lin recommending to parents the Academy OF Mr..
swithin G. Bhortidge / have had an opportunity
for several years past OF observing tho manner ia
which this Academy h conducted M we'll ~ the de-
pertinent OF the pupils who attend It, and am sais
fed that nothing Is neglected which further both
the intellectual and moral development OF the latter
ESQ per quarter for young men ana boys; boarding,
schooling, books, etc. No extra charges except for
music. Special attention 10 dull boys. Special care
aud provision for ilttlo boys individual and class
instruction for both advanced aud backward Young
men, combining the advantages OF private tutoring
and school-rOom drill English, Commercial, Scien-
tlnc and Classical courses. English Conversation and
Business Correspondence taught 20 foreigners with
rnpidity and thoroughness Twelve instructors, all
men and all graduates French and German spoken
In language classes. bookkeeping aud Penmanshp
by Professor W. II. Hammond, author Of Potter q
Hammonds bookkeeping and Penmnnshp. Weekly
lectures by Philadelphia Professors, with the finest
and fullest apparatus for experiment and illustration
Fine building with hty-ive rooms; heated in all
stories and lighted with gas hot and cold baths gym
nasium; excellent table, ample grounds.
New illustrated circular contains picture Of build.
ings and full particulars, with 100 references and let
tiers from the Hon. Fernando Wood Governor John
l.. Routt, Judge George NJ. Van Hoesen, ox.Presi.
dent Ill., the Rev. Dr. A. T.. Peabody, the Rev J. A.
Childs, u. d.. aud others School twelve miles by
rail from Thirty first and Chestnut streets, Phindel
phia, % daily trains coach mce's them regularly.
Media has seven churches and n temperance char
ter-strcty enforced-prohibtng the sale OF all IN
loxicnting drinks. The health record OF Media has
students admitted NJ any time.
No examination requsite for admission.
For full particulars address SWIrHlN @. SHORT
III UGE. A. M. nrvard University GRADUATED, Media,
Penn, or call ON the Principal at Willards Hotel,
Washington, ID. G., August 2G amer D. N; ., :,
National Republican., 1880-08-19
norntIo Sparkling nnncocl,.

The Providence Journal compares General
Hancock's letters to Mr.. Horatio Sparkling
views of women us explained by Charles
Dickens:
Pray, what is your opinion Of women, Mr.,
Sparkins?" inquired Mrs. Madertou.
MAN." replies Horatio, "man, whether ha
ranges the bright gay, iowery plains Of a sec.
ond Eden, or the more sterile, barren, and
may say commonplace regions to which we
are compelled to acchstom ourselves in times
such as these; man, under any circumstances
or in any place-whether he were bending
beneath tho witherng blasts of the frigd zone
or scorching under the rays of vertical sun
man, without woman, would be--alone."
II am vory happy to find you entertain such
honorable opinions, Mr.. Sparkins." said Mrs.
Malderton.
"And l." added Miss Teresa.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
Now stvle passengor Coocbos.

Tho new passenger coaches soon to be placed
on the New York Central and Hudson River
railroads arc different from those now in use.
The seats are all finished in cane, mono being
upholstered, and they are arranged like those
in the elevated railroad cars in Now York,
with the centre seats along the side of the
cars There are no panels between tho win.
dows except in the centre, where there are
for mirrors, which arc placed inside. Tho
central windows are very wide which, to-
gether with the fact that there are only mar.
row strips of wood between them, makes the
sides of tho coaches appear to DO nearly all
glass. The cars arc all supplied with the au.
tomato air brake of the latest pattern.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
1ntornatlonal food Exnbltion at London.

International Food Exhibition at London.
The consu.genoral of-thc United States Mt
London has furnished the department of state
with copy of tho conditions of tho inter
national food exhibition TO open at London
October 10 next and close October 20 APP
pications for space must be made prior to
September To- Exhibits will be receive d
October IL aud IL. The objects of the OK :
hibiton are to bring prominently before all
classes of the public and in comprehensive
manner the mutitudnous articles applicable
for food in both the animal and vegetable
kingdoms British, colonial and foreign-to-
gether with the various modes of producing
and preparing the same for consumption,
embracing all the different processes Of man
ufacture, preservation and cooking. APP
pications for space, otc., should be addressed
to the manager, Mr.. John Black, 16l Strand,
London, w. G. The conditions are in sub.
stance Us follows: The right to refuse insult.
able articles reserved the charges for floor
space will be one shilling per square foot and
eight pence per square foot in galleries, to bo
paid at the time of allotment every article
must bear descriptive label containing de.
tailed information respecting its construction,
its uso and retail price; persons may be om-
ployed to explain exhibits; managers not re-
sponsblo for safety Of Objects cost of trans
portation to be borne by exhibitors. Prize
medals aud certificates Of merit will be
awarded.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
sentences for IIis Noxt Letter.

few things General Hancock may be ex.
pected to say in his next letter:
This Is great country,
The revolutionary war has been brought to
q close.
A pitchfork is not fit instrument to collect
mushrooms.
All classes of people must share tho right to
attend circuscs.
The dog should wag the tail, and not tho
tail the dog,
Those who fight and run away, may live to
fight another day.
When mule kicks It is tho work of pro-
found wisdom not to get behind him.-[Cleyo-
land Voice
National Republican., 1880-08-19
MISCELLANEOUS.
Democratic wah Song.

We are democratic zealots,
Eager for the coming fight.
What are those Why tissue ballots.
That's q shotgun Il won't bite.
What care we for votes call'd German;
We can beat en-, don't you know;
But q feller named John Sherman
Cam they say, make grain crops grow.
Rain, rain, rain away,
Rain n night and rain all day;
Rain is good-ycs, dang my cats =
Rain is good for democrats.
Rain Is good for growing rye,
Which is made into whis-kye.
Nhisky's good-ycs, dang ny cats =
Good for making democrats.
Kings may die and Kingdoms crumble
Statesmen, warriors may demlse
Tcmpests howl aud earthquakes grumblc;
one thing time and fate delics.
Did | hear your query, brother2
Did you ask me what is that?
am one, and your another
An old-laShion'd democrat
Rain, rain. rain away,
Rain all night and raiu all day;
Rain Is good--yes, dang my cats -
Rain isgood for democrats.
Rain Is good for growing rye.
Which Is made into whis-kye.
Nhisky's gOod-yes, dang my cats -
Good enough for democrats.
mot copyrghted.l --E. V. b. q W. T. Il.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
FREE ADVERTIsING.
NJ O CH a R G. I
Adrertiaements nndcr tho head Of

WANTED. FOR RENT, &C.,
Of acceptable nature and not to exceed four lines
on our third pnge, are free to oil.
No business Advertisements Inserted without pay
Business Advertisements inserted in this column at
Ave cents per line for each insertion.
II answers fail TO come the first time, we Invite
second, third. many repetitons are necessary
10 secure what you advertise for. We wish the nd
vertsers TO feel that they imposing us, but
doing us favor by using our free columns, as we
are determined TO make THE REPUBLICAN
THE MEDIUM
Through which the general public may always have
their wants supplied.
Advertisers should remember that letters directed
to INITIALS ONLY are not delivered through the
postoice. II initials used they should be directed
To the care OF some person, firm or posoilice box
No free advertisements taken after o'clock p. M,
Advertisements be lett Ut Office, or sent
through the mail TO
NATIONAL. REPUBLICAN PRINTING co.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
snntI,ern A.nlrntinns-

The democratic census supervisors are about
as expert in stuiling the census returns as tho
judges of elections are in finding place for
tissue ballots and having them counted. The
solid south" has other aspirations than Sc.
curing u temporary control of tho national
government. The purpose is that when pos.
session is once secured to keep it, "rhe prin.
ciplos" for which Lee aud jackson fought are
to be made Il power in the land Dayton
Innrnul
National Republican., 1880-08-19
FINANCE AND COMMERCE.
Now York Money Marriott.

NEW YORK Aug. lS, 1880.
Money was easy at 292l1 per cent, and closed
az per cont
Exchange was duh and steady at 49, 494sl2i for
long and is31ld4s554 for short sight
Government bonds were inactive, but steady.
State bonds dull and nominal.
Railroad bonds were strong and active Iehigh
& WikeSbarre consols rose to g7l4. Kansas & Texas
seconds TO 6l]s, Metropolitan Elevated fSts 10
lOl2a Co O. ~. 9. incomes ~ 49, and Mobile g.
Ohio first debentures to SlJ5
The stock market was strong throughout the
greater portion Of the day. The Coal shares were
very prominent In the dealings and firmly held
Prices advanced steadily, with only occasional re-
action, uut at the close Of business when the best
figures of the day were reached. The advance
ranged from y to AZ per cent, Nashville Il Chat.
tanOoga, Ohio q Mississippi preferred and the Coal
shares leading the improvement.
The transactions aggregated $4,000 shares In
cluding Delaware, Lackawanna & Western a 600
Delaware e Hudson 300, Erie 5000 Hannibal &
81. Joseph 5000, Kansas & Texas 5000 North
western 100, Nashville & CHATTANOOGA Is 600 New
jersey Central 800, Northern Pacific 5000 Ohio
q Mississippi 1000, Pacific Mail 5000 Reading
$780, and st. Paul 5000.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
A HnnnY I,nstnrAtInn.

can truly say That l owe my present ex'
istonce and happy restoration to tho hopes
aud joys Of life, TO tho use Of Warmers Safe
Kidney aud Liver Cure, aud say to everyone
suffering from any manner OF kidney, liver
or urinary trouble, use this remedy aud re-
cover" w. u, SANFORD.
HoLLEy, y, Y. February 20, 1850,
National Republican., 1880-08-19
Spencerian Business College,

CORNER or SEVENTH AND LISTS. n w.
This institution has a progressive and successful ex-
perience or sixteen years. II elucatcs young men
and women for usefulness and seli-Tipport. Its
graduates positions of trust aud profit Course
OF study aud training comprises the English Ian
guasc, Business Arithmetic Snencerian Practical
Penmnnshp, bookkeeping, by single and double
entry, adapted to every variety Gf bnsness business
Practice, requiring the making ont aud exchanging
OF all kinds Of business papers, paving and receiving
cash and keeping tho arcouuts Elucution aud Lee
lures Day and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY,
AUGUST 40 1880 For Information aud terms clll ut
tho College, address HENRY O. SPENCER,
D.i,,
National Republican., 1880-08-19
INTrKp sTATEs MARsIAIls sALE
PROPOSALS..

NAVY PAY OFfIcH, I
WAsHISuToN. August ". 1880
g FAILED PROPOSALS., TO be indOrsed Proposals
- for JOst Lumber, Cement ana Lime" Will be re-
ceived nt this office for the below mentioned articles
until ~ M AUGUST TO- 1880 the articles IN be dev.
cred at the Navy Yard, Washington, d. G., free of
any expense to the Government aud subject TO tic
usual inspeCtiOn, viz.
Bureau Yards and Docks, Re1uisons Nos. 70 ana
81 for Jost Lumber, etc. schedule to be had ut this
office
Requistion No. 32--
100 barrels fresh ground Roscndale Cement best quail
ity, for immediate tse
500 barrels GOO lbs) wood-burnt Potomac Lime In
bulk TO be delivered Ms required,
The right is reserved TO reject any nil bids not
deemed advantageous to the Government RESPONSE
hle security required the bis for the prompt aud
faithful delivery of the articles
Blank forms for bids TO be had at this Office.
J.ADAMS SMITH,
HIT PAY Inspector ", y, Navy,
National Republican., 1880-08-19
perfeCtlY uOrrid.

A Cape May correspondent says: "OnIy
think" heard one yirtuously indignant girl
say to another, "she wears six pairs of stock
maideas were discussing some one who made
acquaintance with 6sntlomen in the surf aud
"let anybody and everybody float her,"
National Republican., 1880-08-19

tally restored in either young or old, All Malaria
PoisOus and Lingering diseases of whatever nnme or
nNture thoroughly aud permanenlly era9catsd nom a
which treat You must make application nt my uilicc.
CONSULTATION FREE no ALL
ONCE and Residence No, 1890 u street northwest
between Thirteanth and Fourteenth streets near
Foundry NJ. H. church, and opposite Epiphany
cLurCh a. iWnshinEton, D. u. iel2
National Republican., 1880-08-19
PROpOsALS FoK nnIsDGING

UNITED STATES ENGtSEEu's OFFICE,
1907 PA. Av. WAsITSuToN, d. e., August H. 1880
SEALED PROPOSALS for dredging In Washing
ton Harbor. ID. c. will be received at this Office until
o'clock y. M, on SAL URDAY, September, II, 1856,
and opened Immediately thereafter.
Specifications containing detailed Information aud
blnnk forms Of proposals hc obtained at tins OCe
The right 10 reject any all PROPOSALS Is reserved
nui..Gt \. II. AHER1, u. :. Civil Engineer.
National Republican., 1880-08-19
DIED.

DUNLOP - August ~, 1850, at the residence Of her
son, l. A. Cornish, 3l2 street southeast Mrs. HAIR
RtEr DUNLOP, aged n years.
The remains " III bG rested In Isreal G, NJ T. church
nom o'clock a, N, to II O'clock sunday, tue I'd
Inst Funeral services ut II O'Clock. Friends aud
aCQuaintluCC8 are invited. .
National Republican., 1880-08-19
To take effect
SUNDAY. MAY q. 1850. Az I:5G r. N.

pONDAi II mai - low ~ ''S" H. VI
NM Leave washinston:
s:SS-tBHITiMoRIS EXPRESS. "'' N''''0"''
hSS WSy FsddGa
and Way, via Relay ,,,.,.-.,.
n0-Point OF Rocks and Way Stations. -
S;Sis,,SIAuNroN AND VIRGINIA SPRINGS EX'
And TBALTf&6RE EXPRE5s. fariof ia qts car lotO to
New York and PhlAdephih- ...,,.
eOo-!On Sunday only-Baltimore Annapolis ana
"'of hHyte Si.GAS9 oans Hssrs xSp
town, and Mt Point OF Kucks for Freiercl and
man ears sic to CnclnnStI ana Vile daily;
,o Grafton t. S4nd',Ssy M dsllS eHcep satnIaay
burg, College. Betsyille Laurel. Annapolis juno
uon. Jessup's. and Hanover.
,A AnneSGlis ElieU qsy and Way
2;SOmNEW YORK, PnfLADELPHlA AND Bos
$50. Baltimgre' and way stations. (wlpchestc ,
FsafTG sTsi,2T SnS Hy wa NsDy
REL EXPRESS. lFrederiek. via Relay.) stops
4s5~tPoinI Of Rocks, Freder'.k, HAserr,own, Win.
chester aud Wgv stations ton Sunday to Point
ESfEa SRa Ena5S E%y S5f'S"s SHa oRs Way
SiO -cufCAG0 AND COLUMBGs EXPRESS.
sifshRifEE ii i fS"s%a %Sb Sh& BALTIMORE Elk
a., PB6ss Prizes stops At M B!sdsnsbuIs tSn u ans, and LAUREL
Ra NST My HlStqps RHRF EXPRESS
o;3O--tsI. LOUIS CINCINNATI. HICAGo AND
PfITsBURG EXPRESS tPlttsburg except
SlrepIng cars to st. louis and Pi,tsburg.
O:3I-tBALllMORE, BbADENSBUR, AND LAU-
Hl.i. EXPRESS. - -. -
i0I5-tNEW YORK, PHILA DEIPH1A BOSTON
AND BALTIaORE EXPRESS. Sleeping car to
New York, and special sleeping car to Phiiadsl'
phIA
tDeiiy. tsunday only. Other trains daily, except
Sunday.
All Ii aims stop st Relay Station.
For further Information apply ut the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington station and COS. 6l0
and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner Fourteenth II
street where ordern will be taken tor baggage to bo
checked and received AT any point m the city
W. NJ. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation.
GEO. s. kOONTZ GenOral Agent
l.. M. COLE, General Ticket Agent
C. X. LORD, General Passenger Agent.