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NTILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
OLD ORCHARD HOUSE,
OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE,
z q STAPLES. Pronricior.

OLD ORCHARD BEACH, MAINE,
r. &. STAPLES, Proprietor.
LARGEST AND EEST seaside hOttl in New Eng
land. Firest beach in the world. Beautiful pine
groves. Four miles railroad beach foI plea ure
ride. my l5-eOdl3t
CEA GROVE HOUSE, CAPE VI a
- POINT. Delightfully."- situated within fifty yards
OF beach. Five minutes 10y steam cars from Cape
Nav, or Philadelphia Boat. HOsfeid's celebrated
Orchestra engaged for the season. Opens NE lST
Rates during June, IS 10 il2 week: balance OF
season. sl2 fOslS. JOHN A. HICKS,
Pronriefor formerly proprietor of Baker
my 2O-sO, 26t HOnse), Nineland, NJ.
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BOOK. BINDING. dc.
BOOKS. STATIONERY. DC.

GRATTAN's VIRGINIA REPORTS,
VOL. 81,
(Pdce, 80. Or $500 by mail)
Is published this day.
All the NEW LAW BOOKS and a large stock OF
sTANDARD LEGAL WORKS are for sale on the
best terms. ). W. RANDOLPH & ENGLISH.
nv 24-dAw
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\ NOTED DIVINE SAYS:

Dr.. Tut
Dear Sir.-For ten years have been martyr 10
pyspepsia, Constipation. aud Plies. Last spring
vour Pills were recommended; ased them. l am
now well man have good SpNu'e, digestion per-
feci. r,rnlar ssoels, piles gone, and have gained
foriv mounds of nesa They are worth their weight
IN gold. Kew IL IL riNrSoN'
InnisNille KN.
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They increase the appetite, and cause the body to
take GA nesh; thus The system IL nourished, and by
their tonic action on the digestive organs regular
stools are produced.
Price. 25 cents. 30 MURRAY STREET,
my nQ-endi An2n New York.
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FANCY GOODS.
An IMMENSE STOCK
IN AT
sos BROAD STREET.

We receive during this week the largest stock OF
FINE GOODS We have shown. call VIII satisfy
any one Of this fact.
An .ieyont assortment Of TRIPL E-PLATE SILL
VEKwARE CAsTORS from $3.50 20 ss-eIght
or ten patterns; BEACTIFUL EPERGNEs;
HANDSOME CAKE-BASKEIS, WALTERS,
GOBLETS: novelties In PERFUME and
CARD.STANDs. Tbcsc goods are warranted
eouil e the best, aud the moderate price for the
elegant designs aud workmanship viii surprise
az.
In VELVET FRAMES Offer several novelties At
81 That are retailingin New York for sl.5O and
sI.75. and our gFrY-CENr CABINET IS
equal q any shown AZ 75c. In town.
Of handsome finish and the
best quality, all 5i5es, at very low prices;
UNION WEB HAlMOCHs at 81 and -, war
ranted TO hold weight of 500 and 500 pounds ;
MEXICAN GRASS HAMAIOCKS for those that
prefer them.
! boueht An importers entire line of samples OF
MBUMs az FIRST cost, and shall sell them at =
correspondingly low price; SOLID LEATHER,
MOROCCO, aud CALF, In elegant designs, nom
soc. TO 1915.
A very choice assortment OF VASES and TOILET
SETS; a small job lot OF ELEGANT CUT aud
HAND-PAINTED BUD-VAsEs at sl pair
worth sl.75; HANDSOME PINK, TOILET
SETS at $3.50 aud sl.75 worth ss.
I'm GFNTL LFMEN'S CHAINS We have very nne
lot Of SHELL CHAINS, with CHARMS, to0c.
so patterns PLATED CHAINS, good qna'ity
atsl 20pa terms OF the BEST STOCK PLATE,
warranted, at from So 10 %.
Novelties in NICKEL and NICKEL AND GILT
sLEEVE-BUTTONs at 25c.; HANDSOME
sTOCK-PLATE BUTTONS at 80, 7oc., and W.
Elegant new designs in LADIES BRACELETS al
s2, a.. rs, 50, and 1925. ,...,
l., S,TruEIs and TRAVELLING BASKETS we
have very large line at low prices.
nIrPaBI.E sTEW-PANs, PRESERYlNG-hEf-
TIES, ,PORCELAIN.LINEDK KETTLES &C.
w. A. STEVENS, sos Broad street.
The largest and best stock Of CANES AT ~, To-
20. and 25c shown In the city. po
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FREIGHT.

FREIGHT.
Freight received daily for Norfolk, Portsmouth
Washington, ID. G., Ncwb,me, Washington. aud
TarboTO', y. c.. aud al points in Eastern North
Carolina: Also for Eastern shore OF Virginia, lamp
ton, Old Point. and all regular landings on James
river, at LOWEST RATES, and through bills Is
sued l.. u. TATUM,
Ioy3l superintendent.
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TUFTS HAiR-DNE.-GRAY HAIR or
L WHisKFns changed To a GLOSSY BLACK by "A
single application Of This DYE. IL mparlSa Natu.
raj oor acts inSiantan, ou>ly. Sold by druggists,
or sent by express on receipt OF 81
OFFICE, 55 MURRAY STREET. NEW YORK.
Tmy 29-eOo,Ap20I
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AUCTION SALES THIS DAY.

42- On all sdlss OF ReGi E5t1ts 'sGde bstsos0
tie ISt OI January Nnj inst Of ina the t0GeSf9'
tts preSent vsdr hGrs to 5sDNN byths purchaser
On al SGieS utnds 6et0sen the lst OfJuiy GBdiGA
o( the year the tGTes have TO be pGfd by the setter
This custom was ad09"a about lfteen years at
bv all the real estate agents In Rici nOnd and Sp
plies 10 Richmond and Vicinit7.l
JAS. MACDOUG ALL, 10 4. n, pawnbrokcI's sale
Of gold aud silver watches, je7elry. clothing
dresses, Eans, pistols, clocks, mus. cal !ustru-
mcnts, &c.
j. THOMPSON BROWN, 6 7. NJ, the excellent
stock residence No. CPS north Seventh
street.
RICHARDSON & CO.. 6 =. ", trustees sale Of real
estate in the town OF Fulton, on State street.
". GODDIN, 8 Z. NJ, trustees ,ale of valuable
real estate at southeast corner Of Grace and Pine
streets and elsewhere.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
A RARE CHANCE.

A RARE CHANCE.
4A,r op THE arsr. PAYING AND BfsT.
rvvCsrED FiitSr-CLAsS DIR STORES Ia The
civ, stocked With full stock oi fiast cIASs
nxi,S = SO. &c. for sale cheap ,he party seinnx
~ change b .,iness. Terms very liberal App,y 10
k3-3t no"'s"t W "A'
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.........,s....'s.'
COHEN BROTHERS.
.............s...., .,,.....s''''
III WE SHALL OFFER
THIS MORNING
LARGE STOCK OF GOODS PURCHASED TO
GREAT ADVANTAGE.

They consist in part Of
WHITE GOODS Of various descriptions, Silks
and other DRESS GOODS;
Also, l lot Of INIT LINEN LAWNS at 4Nc.;
; cases of 1'!-YARDs-WI LAWN at &c.;
pieces 10 A LINEN SHEETGNG at Csc; also.
several pieces of FINE QUALITY ia ana
12.4 at 80. s5, and 9Oc, valued at from tlIC
toeL25;
/ lot OF SILk-WIRE GRENADISE at G(c.
l lot Of MEXICAN GRENADlNE at 25c., sold at
from 60 to Zoe;
MATTINGS at 2k, so, and 25c.-all fresh and this
seasons goods
2 ca es ENGLISH PERCALES at 10c.;
Also. large stock Of HOSIERY, GLOVES, COR
SETS, and many other goods
SILKS.
zee. ......,.
We desire 10 state that we have made purchase
Of an entire b1 Lance stock of SILKS Of one Of the
most celebrated manufacturers In Lyons, and will
offer them al small advance, regardless Of value.
These goods consist, In part, Of BLACK TAFFE-
.TAS, GROS DE ZURICHS and GRO.-GRAlNS,
of many various qualities, including some of the
finest manufactured. Also. a large lot Of SUMNER
SILKS, in entire new designs, at zoe. yard less
than the piece price.
We quote among the Black
PURE SILK toil. boileC) at 40c., the lowest value
of which Is Csc;
.ALL-SILK GROS-GRAIN at soc:
SATIN FINISH at S5c., the lowest market value OF
which is sl.25;
26-nch HEAVY SATIN FINISH at S1.S0, the
value of which Is $3.50.
Also, among them
2 pieces $3.50 SILKS, which will be sold at S2.G5
yard.
We shall offer another large lot Of BLACK and
COLORFD SATfNS. je2-2t
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DYEING AND sCoURING.

DYElNG, SECURING, AND CLEAN
DING EsTABI.isIMgNT, ATrptiraS AT rSss pkAiNanS;
ii.t NE. l.. LINNEMANN informs his menus,
esrmer patrons and The general pa9lc, ma ne nss
reopened at the above place wssre nc w x,xR Xiii
,o serve them. DYEiNG aud tLEASiNu MI MI
Cf.OvEs and FEATHERS asnseiaiy: Ine I .n msm'
snowo French dyer, Nous LNiis NopLvvr "o"'
Paris Is In his employment Give nim ~ea"'
an s-eosi3m
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Entered at the Post.Ofhce AT Richmond. Va, rs
secoud-elass matter.j
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The fast ana elegant IRON tIHtfed states mai
steamer ARIEL, Captain Il. {. OXFORD, leave
Richmond
EVERY MONDAY, WEDNEsDAY,AN FRIDAY
AT 4. VI.
for regular landings on James river. Old Poln
Norfolk, and Portsmouth, making sure connec-
ton at Old Point with the splendid Bay-Line
steamers VIRGINIA. CAROLINA. aud FLORIDA :.
one of which leaves there daily az 4. NJ. for Bal
timOre, arriving there the following morning eare
than any other steamer Cid odd Point ana I'm IN
time Tor early trains to Philadelphia, New York, an d
Boston.
Passengers for Baltimore by thl. liue have severa
hou,s al Old Point.
Passenger rates on and after MAY 81 1880
will be rs follows:
Richmond to way-hndmgs every MON
DAY ....,.,i;,; ''''.F0 22
Richmons To old PIin' every Monday. %
Richmond to Baltimore every MONDAY.... | 90
Richmond to Baltimore all other tips....... | 80
Richmond To way landings al other trips o 80
WAY landings 10 Baltimore any irip.......... I 90
Tickets To the abOve-named points and also to
Philadelphia. New York, and Boston, on sale AZ
CAREERS. S26 Main street. and ON board steamer
ARIEL. Baggage checked through.
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MOONLIGHT AND DAY EXCURSIONS.
arrangements can be- made now by churches. sOcic-
ties, &c. for MOONLIGHT and DAY rXCUH-
SIONS ny sieimer ARIEL, aud AFTER 2Oih June by
ths splendid leR steamer CITY OF RiCnMOND,
nor % .ild ug 70. ~ rCIte. Az LOW EYH RATES.
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THE HYGEiA HOTEL,
OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.

OLD POINT COMFORT, VA.
SITUATED ONE HUNDRED YARDS FROM FORT
MONROE.
OPEN ALL THE YEAR.
Equal 10 any hOle In the United States as sum-
mer Resort or cold weather sanifaTium. For cir
cular describing hygienic advantages, terms, &C.,
address ny mail or telegraph
ap 80 " II. PHOEBUS Proprietor.
NJILLBORO' SPRINGS, BATH COUN-
vi TY. two miles from MillDorO' depot, Chesa-
peakc and ohio railroad, are now open. Terms TO
suit the times. Especial terms for families fE the
season. The most elevated and coolest summer re-
sort iu the mountains. ABUNDANCE OF ltE.
For circulars apply 20 i. T.. DUPU1, druggist, AT
Eroad street, Richmond, Va, or
w. a. SITLINGTON & co, Proprieiors.
MillbOrO' Springs posi-ofhce.
my 22.S, ,TnNThl5t Balh county, va.
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No garments are offered at 4. sAKs
Cos, 1913 Main ttreei, irhich they
cannot conscfenttousIy recommend.
They hare ioon The position II leaders
in MEMS, Youths, Boys, and Chill
dren's Clothing by strict adherence TO
honest dealings and clio and con-
slant study of the iodnts Of the trade.
CoLUNBUs's ICE-CREAM is fresh and pure,
Columbus's Ice Cream is healthy,
Columbus Ice-Cream Is nicely favored,
Coumbus's Ice-Cream has no superior,
ColuDbuss Ice. Cream only Sl.50 per gallon.
Send your orders TO 321 Broad street.
For EMBROIDERY and LAcEs of the latest de-
signs, --s----~..-.
For WHITE DRESS GOODS OF every description
For RIBBONS, GLOVES, HOSIERY,
For the FRESHEST and MOST sEAsoNADLE
GOODS at the lowest prices, 10 TO
LEVY BROTHERS.
LIGHT hid GLOVES, small sizes, at 25c.
LIFE is RENDERED MISERABLE when The ges-
tive organs are impaired. Food becomes repnsive
the body enlaciated the mind de gressed, and mean-
choly broods over YOU TUFTS LIVER PILLS /;
the remedy for these evils. They produce sOInd
deestion' create good appetite, impart refreshing
sleep aud cheerfunesS Of mind.
LADIES, DELICATE AND FEEBLE.
IL you wish 10 be healthy aud beautiful, take Col
den's LIEBiG's LIQUID BEEF.
WE ADVISE ALL IN WANT
OF
PURE WHISKEY
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III CLOSING-OUT SALE
AT
IIUTZLER BROTHERS,,
525 BROAD STREET.
lmy 29l
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25c., RICHMOND TO OLD POINT.
25c., RICHMOND TO WAY-LANDINGS.
25c.. RICHMOND TO NORFOLK.
81, RICHMOND TO BALTIMORE.
EVERY MONDAY, wEDYEsDAY,AND FRIDAY

The fast and elegant iron United states mai
steamer ARIEL, Captain 4. {. CLIFFORD, leave
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HAVE A NICELY-FURNlsh ~
poov-No. Is east Marshall stree'--'os -
rent. For terms, &C, apply ss ABOVE
my 20.eod3ta
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PASSENGER RATES STILL FURTHER RE
DUCEU.
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FOR RENT.

T-,OR RENT. FARMHOUSE CUR
n NIsuFn, with four rooms kitchen with NJ
Two rooms: sable; fruit vegetables shade spIine
on the Echaond fredercssoanrs ra1Iroad alG two
n',i,.s ram Ashland; ais per month. ~.
mites irvi' hs"' A. g. BLISS, Ashland, va.
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OLD.PoINT SEASON OPENED.
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VIRGINIA STEAMBOAT CoMPANY's JAMES
RIVER LINE.
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LOST. sTRAyED AND STOLEN.

VOsT, A GOLD BREASTPlN, with
i badge Of Knights and Ladies Of Honor, marSeS mar eS
:. Virs,ne, No. ~ The finder viii be rewarded Oy
re,ur1iv IL 10 WILLIAM LOVENsiElN,
tSus Z" ~ No. Eleventh street.
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Baltimore and Ohio Railroad.
T. '.t' .-'''f .'asiry. Ngrs~J,r Sii, 1879.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.

Z" '-l@ - 90 'aaHTy. Norsnbsr sfA, 1879.
LEAVE CAMDEN STATION.
An
e." fWashnrion and WAY stations.
3D.. 'Wash'ngiau II. Va. Midland. LynehburR
bAasiiis south Ani Southwest, Riehuaond
via QuAutico.I
o.. Eihcoii cry and Way stations
tt5 Washingt9n aud Way Stations.
40 80 loGls. Cincinnati, Chicago. Cslumhus,
Iiitssurs Aad Washington EEprc.. fAnnap-
ea' and Valley Branch. except susdsy.
500 Piedmont, sirasbarg. Winchester. HAress-
i9En. Freieriek aud Way. Via MAin stsna-
On sunday q Ellicott City only.)
POO fWashing;on and Way stations. (0a San
.ay r1anse,s far AHAAPoii,l
lose WasAington EEprsss
Pm.
i.-i5 WasAinsioa. AbnApoli, and Way Stations.
Pc On >uutay oaly faf washingsoa sna way.
20 kiAeau CITY and Way stAfiona
2Ns v ashingtsn and wAy stAtians
sqa Washington kK. Riehmond via Quantleo.
so Mineaestsr. Hassrs;osn. Frsisriek snd " az.
.e h,assEios. AsnAPsh' .sd Way Stations
a-se ffFeisrick and WAY ssAfisns
u Aartinsb4rs and wAy Stations.
- " A'hlng;sa AEa Nay stationa
'..t fChaease, teiambus, httshnrT and wash
ing'sn bfpFes.. PitsbaSg sr. sunday
sAp NA'hiug,an Express.
90 .oa sunday osiy. Cor Nj Airy ana ws,.
IS - Lsais. cin~inaAr and wssAinxsoa IN.
u Us Nj AIRY ani WAY Stations.
Lsarst or Rockville 1sither,burg. German,o~u.
Boys All hGruesrlne -s.le A. NJ Aad ~ 90 n
iar MesropoitaH Br,neh = 80. a.os q n
A.. tram. 't.f =; Relay
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
f.t % >.is. - Oh. 20 % f:lo
t1e. 'gso. +5-2o. - 90, fs.io. n IS
IN
'bniv aaay asiy oiher train. daily s1eept
~urisr =
'ltNENT>. Mater . Tran,por,a,ios.
D. Il COLI. Gsn.rAl Tieke; Aseu,.
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nEMOREST'S ILLUSTR ATED
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- MON nbh MAoALINE...A coin
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Nttfs. tifunfH
Ths Anna! llam, 6 H,rp,--. H-ekLs, 10
heat cloth hiuilns vil De- ..ui by mail p5.fAse
pad. - ~ sIIrrs. free q ear,h., ir., "A 81 ths
ifsight doe. ~; exceed ne ia'.af p~- s..l f,r -
saeh. complete sst. eomPnanE T. cai, -thres
Noamss, cent t~suipt q rasA - the rats g -
Ier vol. freight q; sEpsu.s Il psrcha.,r
Clsth Casss faf each volume .uitat 81 bin
NJ Ill - scr' BY mail postpaid 80 Feeelr; &
81 90 sArh
Remittance. .hau.I be male ~ Fas'adlcs " nsy
o'isr - brAn. g. avoid -hanes - lose
Ns-spApefs are natfa cps chs Elrcrii.rtns NJ
wttheuf the express order ~ Uaussr A Hrathefa.
Adire" HARPER 4 BROTHERS. NY
Dec - a.
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Philadelphia. Wilmington and
Baltimore Railroad.

go -" - NbA1. SoN. y. 1879.
I-'e-s .A.r. 49, cave Baltimor, daily l,..
-ri' --tia1. a, folious
iL.N PRESIDENT STREET DEPOT.
y "sv Ma f.- PAiiAdslphi. ..d
isprs.. 'or rh,iAd.lphia .BiN-
w. ugh g. fhAAIclphia ~ to Aaur, ana
t''' alr-'s' AMI emmett. sith II 4 " F.pr,,.
- l'. a4e.rh,a g. Ns~ York
Philadelphia and New YorkRI.
.rN f,rr.r, pepa.i, and ru,.-m.s,.,.
rN >~ani ClA. r-.i, r., p.u.A.,
ihta aiming gI. rM Far.s?
Nu ~ PA ladslphiA. Ne. la,. ,,a
T. sleeping az through 70 Bo.,on -ithou,
orM rsr Pr, p,r,.i, ami In..rn.a,...
I'm p, Philadelphia.
, v second e'A'' train r. Philadelphia.
PROM 'HAHLE> STREET STATION
Y T.- Wet PhilaI.,phi. ,,3 ~.
: ~ Limited PsT'.r tar Train.
v Pr We, Philadelphia and N.x
~. Nsat EAlrc.. ''"
SUNDAY TRAINS.
- = " by PHILADELPHIA Prom Pr,.id.u,
ti,o . We, Philadelphia. and S.v,
Prom Aat..' street station.
CONNECTIONS.
zoe A. delaware junction for ali a..
I'm e" ''e"a'f" Railroad and branches. and a,
Eis"~""i Nth stage. for Bclair. Por.., i,,''
h"tAs - l''c- 'tcek and Delta n. '
~" 4. M-N FoH deposit with Phil.,,.,,h,.
ami la.tlmar, Central Railroad. -'''Pa'a
49, \ v - Wilmington With Delsu.,. R.u.
road ami Erauches rail-
~ - ram = ''A 'tages for Delar and other
PIN" AMI Baltimore Central Railroad
;, ,'0' !. ". Train at Wilmington Tor .,.,,o,. nj,
rim ston. Aaa mar
ami Emmc ftou. pe'Ar
20 Tickets can be procured ei,h., =, H..
umcr' -" W. baltimore street. or A. P,..,S.s.
stree, Depot 'esdsnt
az, H. =. KENNIY. sup.riu,..a.,,
"A' CRAWFORD. General Agent.
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ss-whils the pc

es-whiis the population Of this country has
risen from iT.Oc9,is3 in 1870 to 5O,oOO,ooO now.
or nearly trsblsd, the production Of alcoholic
spirits has increased only hfty per cent, or from.
So.oO0,0e0 gallons TO 1882? In the last fiscal
year. These figures arv cited 10 prove that our
people drink less spirits, and the contrast Is yet
stronger because alcohol 10 used In manufactures
which have largely increased.
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Baltimore and Potomac r. w
.SorsS'bsr g'l. 1879.
FROM CALVERT STATION.

For Washington. 100 and II Loo A. W., ami J..
5.oi AMI 300 T. ". daily except Sunday. aud 81
5.2o and 9.l5 4. NJ. and us r. ", daily.
For Popc's Creek Line. 100 A. ~, and $50 ]
n, daily, except sunday.
For AnnaPo.. zoo aud j.oj Pm. daily, excei
sunday.
For Richmond AMI the South at I.33 A. NJ. al
3.l5 =. ~, daily.
For the South via va. Midland X. Il. At ~
4. ". daily. except Sunday, and Pts A. ". Z
sunday only
For white sulphur and e. a o. u. X. a;4.35A
NJ. AMI . - =. ", daily. except sunday.
For Norfolk. via Washington and Norfolk Steam
sr' "a Monday. welBc.iay, and Friday,a,Ii.G
A. ".
PROM CHARLES STREET STATION
Limited E1pr.. daily. except Sundsy.a t.ua
fY- Philadelphia. $50 and iO.45 A. ned
1903 =. " daily. cxecp, sunday. and
ILL.,, T. 81. daily. M
I"r Nca lprs. s.sD AMI lO.4j A. N, 4;A
J. ". tally. except sunday. .nI li.25p.
I- Ero.kiyr y s an through ,rain am.
A. ''r-es Il 'v witl LuAts II "Brpokya ell.
a'arlifs i.-'e' transfer 90 Fulton - ..
'ir4t' 'rtuas. aud journey acro.. New York /. g.
IE"N PENNSYLVANIA AVE. STATION. '
Wa.i.r.'.a. ITO. ..at. g:j and me A.
aai D. VI TN sunday AZ ;35
ana V arI -.sH T. N
tr'a ..-.t.A Mahij.i5 M.daily. eI-
.ei' ~.tIa..
ir,,, Washington f.r Iialto a;st5. sic. $50.
ArI ie..oA "A. ". $50. f-Ius.so $50. 40 and PAS
ON sunday n lo.ao A. ", and j.50 f.s0,
anil p4, IN
L.r FARMER. cent Passenger Agent
FRANZ THOMPSON. General Manager
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SS-IllinOis 10 the largest wheat producing
State In the Union. according to the reports Of the
Department Of Agriculture for 1879. II Is eredi.
ted with 4s.O00.00c bushels Iowa, 10000, 600 :
Minnesota, 36,600,O00, Kansas, 35.OOO.OOU: In.
diana, $1,000, 900; Nebraska, 100000. Kan
sas, which was the FIRST wheat. producing State in
the Union last year. Il fourth this year. because Of
tho partial failure Of the wheat crop In some Of the
counties Of the State, from drought.
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Western Maryland RaIIro.a-

p On AMI after sunday. Oct. ). 1879. P....,...
lam lam "lII Leave ilillen Station daily f.xesn,
sunday as follows, Baltimore time VAesP'
tor ",l,am:por,. iIsgcrsiown and Eu-;,,.
burg. 500 A. NJ. a.i5P.M. o"e'"-
For Frederick through earl4l5p
For Union Bridge. SOC 4. NJ. .IIs.nss ,a,
For Jseis;erstown. $50 A. M d.
rams arrive at iiIlen Station a, $50 1900 A.
SUNDAY TRAINS.
a, Leave iiillen Station for Union Bride. .s
N. and ale 7. N. Arrive At Hiilsn 49,. A.
$50 A. VI. aud 6.eO +. N, S'Anen ~
ram stop At in,ermsda,e stations. also cA. n.
street: Pennsylvania avenue and FULTON.
Ticket and baggage Ofhce. na,,h...,
baltimore and North Streets soths
n n cy,sJM. HOOD. General MANAGE.
u. II. GRiSwoLD. General Ticket As,ns