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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
The following were the closing quotations for Gov
hon
GTATE nnH
SUIT BALANCES.
SSQIT1 i'm C,t,rranny-

$50 leo Currency 6l4
NEW YORK, March 23-Money easy at 4@6
per cent, and closed at 45. Exchange weak at 4795
@iSOi for long and 49, 1924 for short sight Gov
ernments quiet and generally firm. State bonds ac-
tive and strong sales of Georgia SKIES at Ill Missouri
skies at 1IO and Tennessee issues 62; for DID,
62 a63 for new and G2s9821{ for SERIES and 5s1s
for Louisiana consos. Railroad bonds irregular Jer-
sey Central income declined to %, Central Iowa rsts
to no. Iron Mountain seconds, preferred income. to
$40, recovering to Si1s. Lafayette bloomington and
Munce firsts declined to los, New York Pennsylva-
MIA and Ohio income to So, and Ohio Central income
to CO. 3. H. d f. frsts advanced to 6l4 and declined
to COS Erie second consOlS advanced TO 99 declined
to 80, and recovered to 99}z.
The stock market opened generally firm and prices
advanced Z to rs per cent, the latter in Delaware
Lackawanna and Western; but at the first board
free selling movement was developed, and the i'm
proveInent was quickly lost. Nashville and Chatta
noOga exceptionally weak, and broke from 100 to
&C. recov cred to So. and closed at S2aS3z The gen
eral market continued weak throughout the after
noon. There were occasional slight recoveTies but
the tendency was decidedly downward, and at the
close sharp pressure TO sell caused sharp falling off
in prices The decline from the highest point of the
day ranged from TO 5 per cent, the latter in New
jersey Central, Delaware, Llckawanna and Western
selling off as, Reading AZ Delaware and Hudson 3,
Pacific Mail 2l<, and Union Pacific 2s. The market
closed weak and in most at the lowest figures of
the day Total ssles 4S5 600 shares including Canada
Southern. 6,O0; Delaware, Iackawanna and Western,
Grande sC05: Erie. 1900; Hannibal and st. Jo 60GG
Iron Mountain, 1905 Lake Shore, 5GG; Louisville
haitian Elevated, 8OOr Mobile and Ohio, 1000; North
west, S,O0G Nashville ana Chattanooga 10 700; New
Jersey Central 1sS Northern ~, Pacific lS9eG Ohio
SOOl St. Paul, IL G st. Paul and indianapolis 5eGG
Texas Pacific, 1,5OG Onion Pacific. 20 COO Wabash Pa
cifc. I20oG Western Union, 7!oos Chesapeake and
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
MONETARY MATTERS.
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL NEWS.
Wall Street TransactiOns-The Latest Quotations
in Stocks and BOHds-NeW York and Bal.
timore Produce Markets-Londen
and Paris Money Markets.

The following observations the transactions In
Inc financial market yesterday, together with OPEN
ing, highest lowest, and closing quotations, fur
nished by the banking house of IL D. Cooke, jr & Co..
lf29 street Washington. D. c.:
The market has been little more active to-day than
WAS yesterday, but it still may be said to be dull
railroads have been irregular and lever. Several
tineS to-day there have been spasmodic upward ac-
lions, but prices are all lower than yesterday. New
Jersey Central las also been weakened The decline
Is accounted for by the fact that the Baltimore and
ONO has madea satisfactory arrangement with the
Pcinsyl Railroad whereby the latter road agrees
10 transport the trains OF the former company over
Their line thereby cutting Jersey Central out of
tam amount OF business, il formerly handled the
New York branch of The Baltimore and Ohio traffic
Delaware, Lackawanna aud Western is also conspicu
ously "of." Large amounts of this stock were
washed in the market yesterday, and the decline is
believed to be purely speculative Delaware and Hud-
son Salsc down to-day. This seems little unreason-
able, as its statement is exceedingly favorable, the
company having earned per cent. in the last six
months Its regular dividends will be resumed this
year. Northern Pacific stocks continue depressed as
compared with recent ruling prices. The market for
foreign exchange is quiet, but fully steady Govern
ments remain the same, with the exception Of drop
of y in fosIrs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
Why an Extra Session Is Wanted.

! a'tc ElEo5 - IhE hti'ACftcSH:
You are altogether right as to the extra
session. The South needs it. Truth and Justice
demand it, The Republican party owes it to U.s.
Tie uppermost and under1nost question in all our
borders is & free vote and q fair count. What care
ye for funding bills, or tariffs, or banks, or any
cypcdients Or economies, if we are denied the
essence of fJoe government itself? No; let us
have an extra session at once Let committees be
sent South 10 investigate and expose election
frauds. We have been swindled, robbed, repreSsed,
counted out IN al least FIVE out of the eight districts
in Alabama. And, what is more, we are prepared
10 prove it. We have preserved the evidences of
fraud, and can produce the proof from numer-
Gus native white witnesses In Colonel
InweS district alone tthe Eighth enough
CridCnce Of deliberate scOundrelisn can be. indeed
already has been, Unearthed TO damn Wheelerand
tis Bourbon allies forever. The GTeenbackers and
independents led BY the gallant Lowe and backed
by the native Union Republicans are making the
same glorious fight FOL free government that Gen
cral MahOne has made in Virginia. They have
twice defeated the BourbonS in fair stand-up
fight. They could not be buH-dOZed or intimi-
dated But in the last race the BOurbonS under
took to do BY secret fraud what they dared not at
Tempt by force. Lowe was elected by over q thou
sand majority. but Wheeler was counted in by
o. by tricks and viiiainy Lowe WIS robbed
u his certificate after the election was over LET
the honest men Of the whole country examine this
GaSe- Let them read loves notice Of contest Let
them investigate the Bourbon camDaigu docII-
mcntS, exhibits therein" The Secret Circular"
The Yellow Circular. and all the other infaInies
~ Bourbon machinery in this election. These
things VIII he brought to light and proved beyond
question by native Democratic white witnesses
The time is ripe FOR the exposure. The country
demands It, The honest sentiment of the South
lmp!oreS It. Snail we hayethe opportunity? And
Slall we hare il ROW: Next winter may be too
late Governor Pickens has lust been murdered at
his home. IN Ncith Alabama. Who can tell whose
ig;n viii come next? Delays are dangerous. If
eectlon frauds in the South are to he exposed at
81 II must be done now. In this behalf webb YOU
|od-speed Il is our top and bottom question.
REPUBLICAN.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
bLRMINGHAlI. A.. March I'd.
The New York "TImes Mistaken

n lie Editor O. The Republican:
In the New York DUiIy Times of the
Zssi instant notice an editorial upon "slipshod
legislation in relation to the item in the s,indry
fiTi appropriation bill of s2JO,0OG " for the Dur
Chase ola suitable site in the city of Washington
DOR the erection of brick and metal fire-proOf
building TO be used and occupied by the Pension
EuEeau," DC. The claim is made in that editorial
Thai the word land " was left out before the words
ici the erection Of &c. Other papers have made
lae same criticism, conveying the idea that the
appropriation was made for the purchase of the
lie ID a.. ana me erection of the building, but
u! tne careless omission of the word "and"
lle appropriation is made to apply only to the
larthASe OF site, and much criticism is induced
tAOl inc careless and hurried manner in which
important legislation is carried through CONGRESS-
ua-lhg the closing hours of session references
=, tne debates rs published in the Congressional
L,o'd VIII show that the cdreleSeSs is on the part
$3.50 10y GItItLs iCI the newspapers, rather than on
,-S l"i' Oh congress. The item above referred to
va, adopted q an amendment to the Srndry civil
M ~. y! Iac senate without explanation or debate
~ NJ the conference report came w for action in
.Tc n"Jse' Nj Hcuut, in charge of the bill, ex-
t,otitI us eli'If During the debate the following
-, MT Bake:-I wish to ask the geutlemanwho
$50 'Ats the report from the committee on confer
~; QUESTION III reference TO an item contained
~ that report which do not understand I oh
s. .'t !he sum 10000 is appropriated for the con-
:T i,, Of building to accommodate the Bureau
ne, ' ,tIIiSiohs The question that want to ask is
sn, t e or not This sum Of S2500OG is appropriated
NJ L2t me purpose of purchasing site or
t suef II IS intended with that amount of money
T toCafe site and also to erect building. and.
NM = 10y intended to complete the building how
L;i5tah me limit if any, fixed for the cost Of the
so ~: BoqHt-The S25OOOO relates alone to the
~, uit oniidDg. There Is no proposition for
of oIherthan that contained in the purchase
me building is to be matter for future
Of M %9gla seem TO indicate that those in charge
or Ig OIL! Intended the appropriation to be only
k'UA'hoSe % site" J..
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
PRODUCE MARKETS.
Baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, March 23.-Cotton duh: middling,
1Osc. Flour firm and active; Howard streetand West
ern super So 25g4 90; do extra 81 25a5 co. do family
IS 2@6 81 City Mills super 50 s5@40 do extra IS
as co. do family SC 25@6 5O do Rio brands S. 81 Pa
tapsco family, O. 90. Wheat-SOuthern steady and
firm; Western steady; Southern red, 81 I76sI co. do
amber 81 2291 81 No. Western winter red spot and
March, 81 2O&@I 2O3s; April and May, 81 2Ols@I 2os
June 81 1875 July 81 10. Corn-Southern steady:
Western quiet and firm; Southern white, SIC do yell
low size Western mixed. spot and March. 57,Sen5:c;
April. 555l@557Ec; May, 5I;s@5Izsc: steamer, SIG
Oats quiet and steady; Western white 46947c; do
mixed 4fI5c Pennsylvania, 46c. Rye steady at 81 10
Hay steady: prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Mary
land SIS 00f3D 90 per ton. Provisions easier: mess
pork-Od So 90; new, SIC 90; bulk meats-oose shout
dprs and clear rib sides, none Offering; do packed, So
GaSzc bacOnEshoulders, SIC; clear rib sides, 9Izc
hams, IiGaI2c. Lard-Fefined lie. Butter steady:
prime TO choice Western packed f$922c; roll 1Sg22c
Eggs active and firm at lSc. Petroleum nominal;
fined, SC. Coffee very quiet Rio cargoes, ordinary
to fair, loIs9l21Sc. Sugar firm; SOFT 9<c Whisky
duh and weak CT 81 10. Freights to Liverpool per
steamer firm; cotton, 1eIld: -four s2s Sd per tom
grain 55l96d. Receipts-fiour, 25S7 barrels: wheat
5s74 bushels corn l67s 40 bushels; rye Loo bushels
Shipments-whea 209.SI2 bushels corn, 1886 BUSH
els Saes-wheat, 423 ZOO bushels; corn, 22O go bushels
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
New York General, Market.

New YORK. March 2G-Cotton steady; sales, 2,G35
bales uplands 10 13I6c; Orleans IL 16c consolidated
ret receipts S56 bales; expOrts-Great Britain b.
bales; France 6l63 bales the Continent, 1000 bales.
Flour-SoutherR steady, fair, and active common to
fair extra, 81 755 90 good TO choice do. S 2597 25
Wheat without decided change, closing with holders
rather disposed to realize; export demand light,
and fair speculative business. Corn heavy and 1S@
1;tc lower less doing; ungraded 57IS9S01zc. Oats.
No 3. 4iSc. Hops firm and quiet; yearings 12G 1Sc.
Coffee quiet and weak; Rio cargoes, l0Gl3c; job lots,
7sG73zc prime, 75EG71zc; refined steady; standard
4, SSSstc- Moasses in good demand and strong: re
Sc New Orleans. 3nG55c. Rice steady, end good in
quiry. ROsin firm al 81 S0@I s. Turpentne steady at
45tsG4a4c. Wool dull weak, and declining; domestic
fleece as@Isc: pulled. 2I@45c: unwashed, 1896
TeNas, Hose. Pork duh, heavy, and lower; old
Ginning; long clear, Sl66 SIC short clear, sac. Lard
declined about ID cents and closed heavy al 80
FTcSbts steady.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
BEE STINGS.

Well drilled-The oil regions.
Home rule-your wife's opinion.
FIERY sieed"-Pony brandy.
wstcr-snout-a temperance Grafton.
To step on q mans corn goes against
The watch on the matchmaking a
IlGon-patch.
Inv another watch.
The baker is always willing to work
IN he kncaiis bread
The lIImblest blacksmith puts on
or. when lie D'oHS the bellows.
The question Of temperance is
,....J,y Of a sober consideration.
1t is the man with a lottery ticket
Y.o looks ont d,r the number won.
Forging 10y l,lacksnIiths is considered
cganendal!e icy stcrnezt moralists-
Some wise man writes: hustle is
7.i Industry" Neither is corset finance.
-Hanlan IS the champion Of the world,
i.- there IS no Use III making row about it.
It is said flat the ordinary life Of a
L.. Is ninety days. The end of bee, however, is
No one ever knew an American SO
,s.,n that he wouldn't second the motion, no
matter what il w0s.
The music publisher can conscien-
r;,s!slv advertise scores of new pieces when he
,aily has two - three.
"A brute of kcokuk man tells his
i,a laxative wife that he wished her mouth had
2s,an up When shc did.
When you say that a girls hair is as
Lack as cGaI il i Just as well to specify that you
q, not mean red hot coal.
Cicero said: Nothing should be
d,ne hastily" This is wrong When you see a
man coming for you with q shotgun, yon ''git"
lust as hastily Is you can.
-Bjonson, the Norwegian novelist
aHd poet HAS arIived lin this Country, creating
quite ain excitement lin Literary Circles, ajRd
H. anxious tic inject Wilhelmj, bjijingo.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
@rcposals.
Proposals for Fuel, Forage, and
Straw.
DEPOT ouAKrERNAsrER's OFFICE.

DEPOT QUAKTERNAsTER'S OFFICE,
WASHINGTON. D. c., March a 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS, IN triplicate, subject to the
- usual conditions, viii be received at this office
til IL o'clock noon, MONDAY, March -, 1881. at
Which time and place they will be opened in presence
OF bidders for furnishing and delivering during the
remainder OF TINS fiscal year, commencing or about
the LIST of April 1881, and ending June - 1881, at the
United States Barracks (WashingtUn ArsenaD Dis
trict OF Columbia, such quantities may be required
of Oak Wood, Anthracite Coal Oats, Bran, Hay, and
Straw.
The Government reserves the right to reject any or
ali proposals preference Will be given to articles
OF domestic production. Blank proposals and printed
circulars stating the Kind and estimated quantities
required and giving full instructions to the
Of bidding conditions TO be observed by bidders, of
amount of bond accompany proposals. AID terms
of contract and payment, will be furnished ap2li
cation to this Office.
Envelopes containing proposals should be marked
" Proposals for Fuel and Proposals, District of
Columbia for Forage and Straw at United States
Barracks. and addressed to the undersigned.
A. i. ROCKWELL,
matt Denot AFln.Ster.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
Proposals for Summer Uniforms
and Hats.
DEPARTMENT OF METRO POIIFaS Police,
Office of Major and Superintendent,
202 Four and-a-haE street \. w,

DEPARTMEST OF NEsrEOPOIIFaS Police,
Office of Major and Superintendent,
202 FOHrand-a-haif street \. W.,
WASHINGTON, ID. G.. March Il. 1851.
SEALED PROPOSALS will be received at this
- Office until Il O'Clock ESDA Y. 2lI inst. at
which hour they viii be opened for furnishing this
department with two hundred Goo Uniforms, more
or less. TO measure, for summer of Metropolitan
Police, viz: Frock coat sack coat, paHtaIOoTs. and
vest The ffocH coat sack coat. and paniaOonS to he
made Of the best quality Of navy-blue flannel indigo
blue dye. and 10 weigh not less than twelve (l2l
ounces 10 the yard; ffytwO t52l pairs of the pa:ta
locus more or less, to be reinforced.
The vest to be made of best quality of white duck
The garments To be cut in accordance with the reg
natcns for uniforms to be by the Metropolitan
Police Force.
Sealed proposals will be rece-ed and opened at
same time for two hundred and tlirtyfve i2e Hats,
more or less, for summer of the Police Force.
Sample OF material and hats must accompany bids.
The contracts TO be completed within twenty-five (25)
days frog dfte of award. Payment for the clothing
TO be made in three 81 monthly ins;anentS. COM
plettOn of the work. Payment for the hats 10 he
made on list Of month following delivery.
The right to reject any all bids is reserved.
Bidders are invited to be present at the opening of
bids.
For further information apply to Capiain C. R.
Vernon. Inspector Metropolitan Police at this office.
BY order of Commissioners D. G.
VIM C. BROCK
mal9.2I.es Major and Sup't Metropolitan Police.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24


Ir-T-ii..tr - C"yEr OF THE DTSTRICT-CuIFF
JAvJ.,-NST,hiItk hSD JUSTICES HAGNER Am
,,TR.I--I- TliS'ii ". SShuSter: on hearing
vs. Hin. - r., u9ttT-JIrSTICE MACARrHTE.-Sbeber
English =, se,.t Tor plaintiff for S9272D with Interest
S5I NJ, - EaierTerken; verdict fer plaintiff for
mao Isi i.iC oi Columbia VS.. Baltimore and Potn-
Si1,lS VIII Spinpanyi verdict for plaintiff for
hca;,, !, interest from April 30 1876 Wade VS.
tg c r'I9StI by the court. Raglan vs. Haight:
az, .eiac Court Of the Dis.rfct-Ciar r,,,,
Iylal RAM iissneT and JanleSNo. G Citizens Ma
10. g. Si-,;s Catian: No: IS, Phillips vs. Carney
No 50 V,t :. strait: No. 6S Cahill " Cahiij
S1ine PER- Us; Estate of Langley No 20 in re
hreFet6n; NJ - Si.:iS corpus: No a, Brereien vs.
" Ppano;S 10 - " right vs. Walker: No. "a BARBER
Insurance aiiiss Bank; No. no. Charter Oak
Uircrir Con-. ia any vs.. HoSlner.
IiirsI CO., Me-. 30 Roth Baltimore and Potomac
q aI. X, .sIl#hy; No 80, United States vs. Sinan1S
i.ag.r =, = Aslle vs. Faunc.: No 81 SbrnI- Is
oge and PGln aslvfTSi No l$ Humphrey vs. Bati-
,ib's' G IIt3ricl. No. rs May rs smith. 10 go
uaAy. "i'i, Us. Franklin INSURANCE Com
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
2fucfio,r Sales.
DuncansOn Brothers,
AITCTIONEERS

GHANCERY SALE OF A VERY DESIRABLE
- BUILDING LOT, CORNER OF l. AND SIX
TENTH STREETS NORTHWEST, WITH THE
OLD FRAME HOUSE ON THE SAME: ALSO OF
A VALUABLE LOT ON TWENTY-SIXTH
STREET, BETWEEN / AND X STREETS
TON.
BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court of the
District of Columbia passed February %, 1851, in
Equity Cause No. 1852 of Hampton Us Hampton,
VIII sell at public auction, in front of the premises
corner of l. and Sixteenth streets, oRSATURDAY, the
I'd day of April. 1881, at o'clock D. m, Lot No. four
o. I'm DavidsoRs subdivision of square No. hun
bred and ninety-seyen I97), in the city of Washing
ten District Of Columbia, with The improvements
thereon.
And on SAME DAY, al So o'clock p M, in front of
the premises will sell the south half ~ of Lot No.
twenty-five (2), in square No five i5 in said city.
Terms of sale of each lot: Onethrd Of the pur-
ehGse-money In CASH. and the balance in and two
years with interest at six per cent, all cash. at the
purchasers option. Conveyancing at cost of pur
chaser.
SAMUEL. r. BOND. Trustee,
Office, No. 81 Fourand-a-haIf street.
mRs2-TuTiiSstd
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
REAL ESTATE.
"'ic'ai Transfers of H-es,crd.x =,
EPeRRsIasH

Uoal, H. ~ presents the following transac-
p e., iSi estate in the District YESTERDAY as re.
- MN '';' The Recorder of Deeds;
O., -, CITY PROPERTY.
rn1h mar, street west between T. end Nj Greats
rinCle, S(Ta. - north II feet inches by Je5 feel
Ej~g 81 y, t''ie 40; George a Mark TO iohn ToI.
Eighteenth ars ,I5i, bounded by Seventeenth and
Ing lots In r. - and streets northwest evccnf
''isS trustee to Iy re and p IS. and 26 n L. JEFF
SfclS 49, NORTH betWe cen T;yeiifb an5 r,I,;,..,
Syt rs: Ar' OF l4t Us feet inches I,y 9s fnt5
o. street a S, Eeidy 10 John B. Gantron 8 so
Wy part Of In, . 80! eiWeen Ninth and Tenth streets
l,,rgetOWn 5oeoC; me president and directors of
't,adEeHt AsSoc3,iso,, Inc Washington Beneficial
n oi nort ~ f ~: corner Of x street north: mart
Ib Il 70 BeG'r,i SateS 81 "; square ISL; James NJ
~ ~, - y Street north - ,r ! 80
RGslhe t. a. @ iches) square Wt P,;,: sn9ot
catherine Burche. $S,5ts,. 0'' 'ei'janiin +.
On ST., COUNTY.
iois Is and y .te. near Sheridan strait. ,,,, -
SadiYsyS az. - by loo iIefI, bJncl pi1 o,
'i't-ls Sisj. '''i'' d IL. Burgess tel ".
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Foreign Money Market.

LONDON March 2S-Atlantic and Great Western
ffrsts, 67a: do seconds, 3I1I Erie, 1876; New York
Central 1879 Illinois Central, 1897; Pennsylvania
Central, 65ii. The amount of bullion gone into the
Bank of England on balance to-day is Ell 600.
PARIS, March 2S.-RenteS, Sif SIC. Exchange on
London, Psf $3.50.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-03-24
Proposals for Construction of New
Carp Pond III Monument Lot.

ESGINEI.R DETACHMENT
DISTRICT OF CGLCNBIA,
WASHINGTON, March Is. lS5I.
PY direction OF the Board Of Commissioners,
4 sealed proposals will he received at this Office
until T. clock MONDAY. March ~ 1851 for
The construction of new Carp Pond in the Monument
Lot in this city
Blank forms of proposals and specifications caa be
obtained AZ this office together with all necessary
formation upon application therefor. and bids upon
these forms will alone DC considered.
WI. TWINING,
Major of Engineers u. =. A,
Ina19-6t Engineer Commissioner H. @
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6Grapelers' 8mioe.
1891 THE GREAT JOS

1901 THE GREAT 1907
TO THE M6GTH;; MFSsT, And Southwest.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP
IN EFFECT MARCH ~. 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. from Depot, cor
neI OF Sixth and y streets, as follows:
For Pittsbnfg and the West, 500 a. III. daily. with
Sleeping Cars to Ifttsburg and Chicago; 1880
daily. with Sleeping Cars nom Harrisburg TO Gin
with Palace Gar 20 Pitisburg.
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For t'anandaigua Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara FaliS,
with Parlor Car 70 Watkins and the North at 500
a. IN daily, except Sunday at $50 p. M daily ex-
cept Saturday, with Palace Cars to CananttalSua
For WillisnlspOrt, Lock Haven ard Elmira ct lh9O
For New Y3:k and the East 500. 1890 a. M 40 and
i.:o9 p; M. On sunday l:iO D N. and 1890 =, M
, daily. except SUNDAY.
at Jersey Chy with boats OF " brooklyn Annex"
9or,ng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
Fer Philadelphia l0:so a. M llO $40 aud 1899
p "a On sund Day. li9 p M 9;a0 and 1890 P m
For Baltimore $40. so. 9:21 1879 m. and Ii0 49,
40, 5:n, ss aiad 1861 p. N. On Sunday. 500
10:33 a. i:in, so, 9:s, and 1890 p. M
For POpe's Creek iiue, go aud i:iO D. daily
except Sunday.
For Annapolis $40 a. and a:io p H. daily. except
ALFX4NDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
w., NY = AMP ALENANDR1A AND WASHING
For Alexandria, 200 30, go m, and li:so
f-S b-CU r. 1T, p it, o.SJ sttlu ". Ill OH
Sundays 80, 800 aud u:Sll q. H.. and 500
For Richmond and tine South, 7:3 and HIS n
daily and 500 u. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 600, 500
and iU:o H.. I25d. 3S, 5:t0 100. and BIO H.
200 and $40 p.
Tickets information. sleeping and paFlorcar accom-
modationS be procured 81 the Gtica. northeast
corner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave
nue. and at the station where orders can be left for
the checking of baggage to destination from hotels
and residences.
4. L. FARMER, General PASSENGER Agent.
Nov,