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National Republican., 1881-09-03
baltimore General Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Cotton nominal
middling, 12IsSl2,zc. Flour higher for the lower
grades; Howard street and Western super, 81 759
SO; do extra, IS 1906 so; do. family 81 oo@7 70
City Mills superlne, 81 75@5 so; do. extra, 81 0o@
G so; do family, IS 00@s 25 do. Rio brands eS 90;
Patapsco family, s. so. wheat-southern lower and
active; Western easy: Southern red 81 35@1 49,
do. amber, 81 45Dl t0 No. Maryland, 81 ~; No.
Western winter red, spot aud September, 81 4Ols
al II; October. 81 i6Gl 46l1 November, 81 5000
1907; December, 81 523. Corri-Southern steady:
Western lower and neglected; Southern white, nc;
do yellow, nominally nc; Western mixed, spot
Gg@i0c September. 69l4c asked; October, 7334tG
7lc. Oats higher; southern, 5o@53c; Western
white, 5O@53c; do. mixed, 41@4sc: Pennsylvania
50a52c. Rye quiet at VI 05@l 10. Hay steady
prime to choice Pennsylvania and Maryland, Sl6g
To- Provisions firm mess pork SO %; bulk meats
shoulders and clear rib sides, packed, SIS9l0zlc
bacon--shoulders, 0lSc clear rib isides 1ll1c
hams, 1354@1424c; lard--refned, l2Ac Butter
firm Western grass 1i@22c. Eggs easier at l6@
l7c. Petroleum firmer, but nominal; refined, TIC
Coffee steady and quiet; Rio cargoes, ordinary u
fair, 1Ol1@1i9c for old loA@i2Lzc for new s9gsl
strong; soft, 91ac. Whisky steady, ut 81 20
Freights to Liverpool per steamer dull; cotton
S-16G4d; -four, 2s per barrel; grain, 4g4zSd asked
Receipts-Flour. 1894 barrels; wheat, 72537 bush
els corn 16 70i bushels; oats, 1000 bushels; rye
462 bushels. Shipments-Wheat, $1,000 bushels
corn, 9540 bushels Sales-Wheat, b53,666 bushels
corn 40 40l bushels.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Quotasions-Bnitini
and New York Erodoce Markets.

The following observations on the trans
actions in the financial market yesterday together
with opening, highest, lowest, and closing QUOTA
tions are furnished by the banking. house of H. d.
Cooke, Ir, & CO., 1929 street, Washington, d. C.:
new YORK STOCK MARKET.
NEW YORK, Sept 2, $40 p m.-Our market
to-day opened, continued, and closed dull, the
final changes showing an advance OF u TO IA per
cent from yesterdays closing. The transactions
were the smallest OF any day for months, and the
only rumor was TO the effect that Secretary Win
dom was in town. on this there was rally, and
a moderate activity for half an hour, the impress
sion being that he was here on business connected
with bond purchases. When II was dcnied'thc
market lost part of the Improvement Money was
in better supply at per cent, and later in the day
loaned freely at per cent. Government bonds
are stroug ut yesterdays quotations.
NEW YonR STOCK QUOTATIONS.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
THE SABBATH OF PRAYER
In BehaIf OF President c"rnsId.

The Sabbath dawns what brings this sncred day?
We morning hours within yon darkened room,
Dart one bright gleam, that to a waiting world
One ray Of hope may come one word ofchcer
'Twixt life and death fierce has the conflict beeni
Fow shall the dark.winged angel bear away
To the "pale realms ofdeath" our Nations Headf
Forbid IT, Mighty God though hope seemed dead,
Though powerless now the sklllful hand TO heal,
And white lips softIy whisper he will die"
Speak but the word and this Thy servant lives.
With faith unfaltering Thy children turn
And grasp omnipotence One prayer is ours;
"God spare our PRESIDENT"
New England's rocky coasts imploring staud;
Touched with a holy calm, the surglng life
Amid the city's din Ia hushed In prayers
Warm hearts In Southern homes their pleadlngs Join
Ger Western plains the cloud OF Incense rolls;
The mountain-tops uplift II to the skies.
TIL where the summer sun in beauty dies
Upon the Western sea the murmurinR waves
Repeat tho message TO the distant isles.
And not the Nation only, but the world.
Joins in the prayer, God save the President"
II Is the hour OF evening sacrifice;
The sunset fingers IN that haliowed spot
Where hearts In unison petitions blend.
Fly swiftly, angel OF the living God
Arm touch with holy FIRE our falnting hearts
Inspire our hope. Jehovah ever livos
with faith we cry; "Our President will liver
IN f. s.. for The Republican.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
The supreme Court ON Executive Acts.
To the Editor OF THE REPUpIIcAN:


The discussion by the daily press of the
question OF the inability OF the President seems to
be founded uniformly upon the theory that the
acts of the President in order to be valid must be
performed by him personally. One OF our most
prominent metropolitan dailes gravely asserts
that the Government Is now running itself This
assumption is but the reflex OF the ignorance of
the writer The laws OF the land provide in nu-
merous instances that the President shall do this
or that, and in some cases devolve the perform
ance Of some official duty expressly upon him
But, notwithstanding this, the Supreme Court has
decided, even in cases involving this special d.
recton OF the law, that the act need not be per-
sonal one, and In reality II need not necessarily
appear, In order to be his act that he had actual
knowledge Of It's performance. So that In the eye
OF the law an inability of the President never ex.
lists unless by presumption, as in the case Of in
sanity. dementia or, in other words, legal death.
The inability provided against In the Constitution
is legal inability such as that presumed from the
instances mentioned.
in the case Of Wilcox vs.. Jackson ia Peters, 40S)
the Supreme Court of the United States laid down
the doctrine since followed by that court in other
decisions and by the Executive Departments in
governmental practice, that the President speak:
and acts through the heads Of the several Depart.
ments in relation TO subjects appertaining to thcii
respective duties. Tho case was one of ejoctment
to the validity of reservation Of public lands b,
the Secretary of War for military purposes wheI
the law authorizes or requires the President t
mako such reservation. The court decided tha
the reservation was, Illegal contemplation, the ac
of the President.
So also In the case Of the United States VS.. Ella
son l6 Peters, 29l) the Supreme Court decided tina
"the Secretary of War Is the regular constitutional
organ OF the President for the administration o
the military establishment and that rules and or
ders publicly promulgated through him must b,
received as the acts OF the Executive"
Also in the case of Williams VS.. the United State
a How, 206) II was contended that the act OF Con
gress OF January 81, 1923, prohibiting the advance
mont Of public moneys, except under the speoia
direction ofthe President devolved upon the Presi
dent an authority strictly personal and ministerial
20 be exercised IN evcry instance only by the indi
vidual himself by his own hand. The court her
denied such an Interpretation Of the law There
fore, at the present time at least and for som
time to come, II the President shall unfortunatel
remain In his present condition, the Government
cannot be properly viewed as running itself o
tho contrary with the heads Of the several Depart
ment performing appropriate functions, tber
need be little concern but that the ship OF stat
win sail smooth and prosperous sea. W.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
BURNED UP.
A Vast Amount of Property Dcstroycd by
Flre.

LONDON, Sept. 2.-The whole of Broad
street is more or less damaged by the fire.
The salvage corps estimate the loss at f20o,0OO
Seventeen steam angines besides the hydrants
are still engaged but the fire Is now completely
under control, though the smouldering premises
nearest TO Cheapsdo occasionally break into
flames In consequence Of the fracture of the gas
pipes. workmen are now digging in order to plug
the main. The fire was originally caused by an
explosion OF gas.
MILFORD PA. Sept. 2,-Large forest fires are pre-.
yailing In Sussex County, New Jersey, near here.
The Blue Mountain is burning formiles.
DAYTON. OHIO, Sept 2.-The Farmers Friend
grain drlll mandatory caught FIRE yesterday after
noon. The flames now at midnight are under con-
troll The loss is yarously estimated at from $50 OOC
to $4,000
National Republican., 1881-09-03
DIafricf Courts.

PROBATE CouRT-JusrIcE WYLIE.-In re Landon
guardian allowed TO expend not more than 500
per annum for ward. The win OF Sophia II. Smith
Summerscales was appointed administrator of
Frederick Goercke, deceased bond $500. Charles
Herzberg was appointed administrator of Hannah
Eliza Laub; order directing William A. Gordon,
executor, to sell stock Of Washington and George
railroad Company and United States bonds in his
admitted 20 probate and record. Estate Of Eliza
Barry; decree admitting transfer of stock Of the
National Mechanics Bank OF Baltimore. The Will
mitted to probate and record and letters testa-
mentary wero granted Adelaide L. Wright; bond
$500.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
xt,nIsl, Abroas.

Information has been received by the
National Board OF Health that there were five
deaths from yellow fever at Vera Cruz during the
week ending August n The city is reported
clean and well dislnfeeted with coal-tar and lime
The harbor is said to be perfectly free from sick
ness During the week ending August 90 there
were thirty six deaths from yellow fever at Ha-
yana, and during the week ending August q
there were twenty-six deaths seventeen Of the
latter were among civilians. Approximately
there are 22d cases Of yellow fever in the city
OF Havana, The same disease is raging as an Cpl
demic at Barbadoes.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
AnraYa Roy.

As Eddie McCaffrey, aged thirteen, Was
driving wagon load OF four hop pickers, includ.
ing one woman, from Glen to Tribes HIN last Sat-
urday evening, the entire party, horse, wagon, ana
all, were tipped into the canal. The boy was the
only one who could swim, but, nothing daunted at
the helplessness Of his friends he rescued all four
of them, one after another. The woman, who
weighs two hundred pounds, was sinking for the
third time when the boy who weighs eighty
pounds, seized her by the hair and towed hel
ashore. At this point the lads strength failed and
the horse was drowned.-Ne6 York sun.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
REAL ESTATE.
The OmciaI Transfers ms Recorded yes
tcrdny.

The Outcint Iruuhters Ms nccoroe" hes-
tcrdny.
Mr.. ]. L. Olmstead presents the follow
ing transactions in real estate in the District as re-
ported to him by the Recorder OF Deeds
CITY PROPERTY.
On New Hampshire avenue, between o and
streets north part Of sublot l3 2456 feet by depth
square ia, Priscilla W. Page to Harvey L. Page
nominal. II,
On alley between Sixth and Seventh streets
norh sublots ~ and 10 S6S feet by depth, square
442, George W. Pearson ct al, trustees, to Charles
s. Drury, s275.
On ii street north, corner Of Ninth street east
sublots 16 H. is, 10, and 20 (96S7 feet by depth)
SQUARE 9Si, Herrnione NJ. Chappell ct vir. to the
Columbia Market Company OF the District OF Co
lumba, $1,000
on Eleventh street west between and 7 street,
north sublot az feet by % feet i inch), SQUARE
3O6. Citizens National Bank TO William selfy
5000.
On street south, between public space ant
Sixth street east part of lot l25 by GO feet SQUARE
| S7l, Charles w. Henshaw to Mary X. Cunningham
nominal,
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ny Associated Press.


New YoRK, Sept. 2.--Money loaned be-
tween and 6 per cent, and closed at 3 per cent?
most OF the business at SOC per cent. Exchange
firm at 47011@t7o9G for long and tSi14@AS3H for
short sight. Governments weak and u per cent,
lower for fours registered, four and halfs coupon
and extended sixes State bonds dull. Railroad
bonds In light demand.
The share speculation was heavy at the opening
and in the early dealings decline of A@lH per
cent was recorded, In which Louisville and Nash
Vile, Reading, Denver and Rio Grande, Chicago,
Burlington and Quincy, and &C., O. y. & l. were
| most prominent. This was followed by an ad.
| vance of L@lN Per cent, which was most marked
| In Missouri Pacific, Union Pacific, Chicago, Bur.
linaton aud Quincy, Louisville ana Nashville, and
Denver ano Rio Grando, but bofoTe noon there was
| a reaction of EGDl per cent. During the afternoon
| the market, although extremely duh, was eharae'
teTiaed by firm tone, and closed strong at an ad
| vance from the lowest point at tho day OF I@lM
| Der cent Missouri paeine, Louisville and NAsh'
j VILE Union Pacific, Denver aud Rio Grande, O. o.
D, and l., and New York Elevated leading the im'
| prOyement.
Delaware LaekawAnnR and Western, 1850; Dem
yer and Rio Grande, 236O0; Erie, 3,l00 Lake shore
i270O; Louisville and Nashville, 400; Memphll
and Charleston, 200; Missouri raeite, lO7vg North
western, $500 New Jersey Central, lsO 900; New Yorl
Central, 600; Reading, 4bO0i 81. Paul, 6,9Ooi Texa
National Republican., 1881-09-03
I.o,, vTou,b,. pl.bur,em.n,..

The payments made from the Treasury
by warrants during the month Of August, 1881 were
as follows; ON account Of civil and miscellaneous
s4O2SO69O2; war. s5,l9l 61ss2i navy, u ,l2Sfs
interior (Indianfl s7T4l5a0si interior (pensionsl
SO, 6sOl02 Total tislO6,ll4 Thisdoes notinclude
payments made on account of the interest or
principal OF the public debt OF the United States.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
HEALTH IS MEALTH.

DR.. u. q. wEsTs NERyEAHD BRAIN THEATMEST,
a specific for HysterlA, Dizziness Convulslons, Ner-
vous Headache, Mental Depression, Loss OF Memory,
spermatorrhea, lmpotency, Involuntary Emlsslohs,
Premature Old Age, caused by over-exertion, self
abuse or over-indulgence, which leads u misery de-
cay, and death, one box Will cure recent easea, Each
box or Ax boxes for five dollars. Sent by man pre-
paid receipt Of price. We guarantee sI boxes 70
boxes accompanied with i've dollars we viii send
the purchaser our written GUARANTEES 70 return me
anlees issued by SToI.r a CROMWELL, 40 Penn:
sylVanlA avenue, Washington, ID. o., Wholesale and
tentop ocla'FrhSIy
National Republican., 1881-09-03

LONDON, Sept2.-United States bonds
Fours 11g2f Atlantic and Great Western lrsts, 51%
do. seconds 1sI; Reading, 3O,S; Milwaukee and
st. Paul common, III. The bullion Withdrawn
from the Bank of England on balance to-day is
f2sS 900. The amount Of bullion Withdrawn from
the Bank Of England to-day for shipmentto Amer
fca Is f19O OO0
National Republican., 1881-09-03
nnltImore s,ocI. nonrt.

BALTIMORE, Sept. 2.-Virginia skies, de-
ferred, IS; do consolidated, 7slS;. do. past due
coupons, 0S; new ten. fortles, 81 bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
.SeconS-S5anS @ooos.
Proposals.
PROPOSALS. FOR WOOD AND COAL
i DooRKEEPER's OFFICE,
HOUSE OF RErEEsENrATIvFs,u u. >.

DooRKEEPER's OFFiCE,
HOUSE OF RErEEsENTArIvEs, u. s..
washington, u. G., Sept. I, 1851.
Sealed proposals will he received at this office TIL "
o'clock noon, on THURSDAY, September snext, for
delivery to the u. s. House OF Representatives and
for storing In vaults OF south wing OF Capitol two
Coal and forty (40) cords merchantable Oak Wood,
sawed in two cuts. Coal TO weigh 2,2io pounds per
ton and wood TO 123 cubic feet per cord, and
all TO be delivered and stored or before Thursday,
September ~. Wood must be corded and measured
at Capitol and coal reweghed there II desired Stor-
age and Government inspection ut bidders cost,
The right accept reject any excess In quantity
and TO reject any aud all bids is reserved TO the Gov
ernment Envelopes containing bids must he mark ed
CHARLES w. FIELD,
se2.3t Doorkeeper ii. X.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Proposnls for Printed Wooden Tags and
Label Cases for Mail-HaEs.
Posr.OrfIcE DErARrMENr,

PosT-OFfIcE DEPARTMENT.,
WAsHINaToS, II. g., August 8, 1891
Separate sealed proposals VIII be received at this
Department until noon on the twenty-sixth day ot
WOoDEN TAGS, like the samples Of this Depart,
ment in such quantities and at such iies as may be
required and ordered during one year from the hf
teenth day OF October, 1881 also for mike
manner and for the same period LABEL CASES for
mall-bags, like the samples OF this Department.
The proposals be right TO reject any or all OF which
being Teserved) must be In accordance with the spec
catlons and forms which will be furnished on appl
cation to the Second Assistant Postmaster General
The contracts which may be made Will be In con-
posals THOMAS j.. JAMES,
aug20-S8w Posnaster-General.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
ON AND AFTER SUNDAY. JUNE II, 1881.
TRAINS LEAVE d. q +. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS

TRAINS LEAVE d. q T.. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7.io n. M, daiiy-NEw or. CANS FAST MAIL
Direct connection for south and Southwest: Daily,
except sunday To local points on q. u q. TX. y
nrTILMAN SLEEPING CARS are run from Wash
,nsneio NeY orleans without change q Shrs
PRESS, daily except sunday 20 feuqnic@l @ ana @aM
White Sni%pnSr % sgr,ng% g,g, sMhwoh snrInSs oAh' ""'"
ioi5 p. m.--VIRGiNIk SPRISaS EXPREsS daily,
for all points South via Danvnt dend "eS' VIA
pui,IMAN SLEEPING CARS daily froni",>he INK
ION 10 White sulphur Springs without change
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS daily nom washing
ton 10 Augusta, Ga. without change $50 -
train daily, except sunday For Warren'on' ' Hio
For tickets and information call at Virginia MID
land OlIice, GOl Pennsy lvanin av0nue. -.
N. MACDANIEL, AGENT
M.SLAUGHTER. General Wicket Agent lyls,u
National Republican., 1881-09-03
FOOT SURGERY.

DIR. WHITE, Chiropodist OF over thrty.hve years
experience twenty consecutive years OF practice IN
Washington u, O., successfully treats Corns hunions,
Diseased Nails, Vascular EScTesenees, and an all
ments OF the feet Refers to the most eminent phl~
sclnns, surgeons and thousands OF other weliknown
persOnngea That patrOniAe his establlshment ltlS
Pennsylvania avenue, opposite Wulards Holeh I'VE
! q per VISIT
National Republican., 1881-09-03

An LEAVE wAsuiSaros; ,.,.
ts9o-TTHsIIG!rA.gyo &c ~ S SISGINNATI, AND ST. LOUIE
soo-Balllmorc, Elccli CITY. md Way stations
@A%eSsSi fns M and way
PpT & Gff fPs Wfy NW s'sSp YSR AND nos
TON ENPnlss Pa.l9T CarS & 70 e SST Ne EoTs tSo,.
meets Tor Hagerstown and at Point OF ROCKS Tor
ieoo-on sunday only, for baltimore Annapolis, and
icOO-BSiTIMoREE EXPRESS tstops at Uyattsvllie
College, Beltsyllle, Laurel, Annapolis Junction
,,o Al, Jess,p's and lianoyerG o ,,>,ctNNA,rr
kNbsT LOUIS EXPREss
i2iO-n Baltimore EilIcott City, Annapolis, and wav
ili?s-on SUNDAY @ ,y 22!y, g, Baltimore and Way.
tSoo-B tTiMoRE, PHILADELPHIA ANDNEw
Bsliimore ;i and Way Stations winchester Frod.
40, er,ck HtagepsloYp " and nS. Msy va RelsN rAu
REL EXPRIlss iFrederick, via Relay, stop.at
Annapolis Junc,'onL -. =, .,, v,,,-
'sS;S.. :. HSSS E!SSSPs. Fs'
IsBXhTfMoRkER" Ih%HSR RR"feSlPPR Re%PRfs s M tMsrssSgig sns
Way, via Relay. stops at Hya'sVhis anu
.eo5-point Of Rocks and Way stationA
'7;so-HAITIM1KIs HfArTsviLLE AND LAu'
iSITPfITsTsBuRa, Pr 81 CINCINNATI. AND ST.
F6N FaStA hXf pFA Sleeping sE% fSf T D 9C2s HS
Rf ;F&SS &S$# s$s! s5s $Es
passengers az any station between Wsah'ng'o"
tpoiyo tsnSdSys f only. Other trans daily, excops
All Trains nom Washington stop at Relay Station.
For further niorma,ion apply AZ Tue Bal,im9re Ie ana
Ohio ticket oiee washington station ana S rseS snS
where orders will be taken for baggage TO DO checkeo
and received at any point In the city ----
1 NaFa
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Pacific. o.oOo Union Pacific, 1900 wabash Pacific,
10000; Western Union, 11,700
rnrnlrn mnnnr nInrlet.

suB-rREAsuRy BALANCES.
.......... ts,7s,2lO 90 Currency....- N67i,e0s %
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PROPOSALS FOR COAL.
II REfoRM SCHOOL OF THE ID. G.,
WAsHISaToN, August "a, 1881.
Sealed proposals Will be received at my onice, NO.
CHS Fifteenth street northwest until II o'clock M on
TUESDAY 9th September next, for furnishing and
delivery the Reform School of 200 tons run OF mine
Georges Creek Cumberland Coal and lS0 tons best
qualify Lee White Ash Furnace Coal nll TO be free
10 the ton, and fee of 20 cents to inspector and
weigher 10 bo paid by contractor.
Right TO reject bids or waive defects Is reserved.
A. j. FALLS,
ausoet President BOARD Of trustees.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
DRoPosALs FOR PAVING STREETS IN THE
IL CITY OF GEoRGEToMN, u. q.
ENgINpEn DEpARTAfgET.

DIsTRICT OF COLUMBIA,
WAsHiNaroN, August 10, 1881.
ny direction of the Board Of COMMISSIONER sealed
proposals Will be received Al this onlce until " o'clock
carrIageway Of Thirty-irst street between n and
Thlrteth streets, 0eorgetown ID. C., with asphalt
blocks -
blank forms Of proposal and specifications can be
obtained at this oice upon application therefor, TO-
gether with all necessary Information, and bids upon
/ these forms will alone be considered
The right Is reserved to reject any or All bids or
parts OF bids. !. Y. GREENE,
| nug3l-6t Lieutenant Engneers. U. $. A.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
SSth-
POPULAR MONTHLY DRAWING
or THE
Commonwealth Distribution Co.,

In the city OF LoulsvlIIe, on
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 80, 1881.
These drawings occur monthly tSnndays exceptedl
under provisions ofan act of tho General Assembly
The United states Circuit Court, on March 3l rem.
dcred tho following decision:
First-That the Commonwealth Distribution Com
pnny is legal.
Second-Its drawings are fair.
This company has now hand large reserve find
Read carefully tho list OF prizes for the
SEPTEMBER DRAWING.
National Republican., 1881-09-03
Irape(ere' SSuiSe.
1851 THE dREAr

II 90 II THE thEAI II w Il
To ryr E5E; EgSEsykyAErs & SsS ANS EogJE g9lrwS.r
Splendid scENEsx MAaSiFt6ksF EQUIP
..,, ,,,s ~ ,E,E,EIEeSE NAY u 1881.
For plttsburg and the West. 800 q. M daily, with
daily wh sccpnr tTf cSrr o% S@a IqgG5 @ cn
CHM c&npall, s.. Louis, and Chicago; e3o p. m. daily,
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
with parior Gar 70 Watkins nI and he NoTth at sa
a. m dai,y excepi sunday a. G9' p M dSy ,,s ex
For wiliiassport Lock Haven and ElmIra aticso
For New YORK and the Fast 500 1880 A. m 200, 1000
aud lois p mon Sunday 100 D. m.' 1000 and ielb
Limited Express OF Pullman Paror Cars, $50 a. M
For Br6oklyn' New York, all through trains connect
an0rdng direct transfer TO Fulton street avoiding
- double icrrage across New York city ~ ,,o, .u,
ioi5 p NJ. On Sunday. 200 p. m. 5i0' lVOO and
Limited Express rso a M. daily except SUNDAY
For baltimore. 6lO. 500, 800, 1920 a. M, and 20, t
~ & S I65 va a. TV n.y. oc s so 30 III loco 1n and sS PM
For Popes creek llnc. s;ioa M and $40 p M daily
For Annapolis, & A. m. aud EiOp. m. daily, except
ALEMHSbBIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY,ANp AtEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Aiexandria 400, 7;9O 90 q. M, and il1p a. m,
For Richmond and the South 800 n m and Mos M
Trains n leave awe III Xicsandria nj icr washington go sos
and and ise S midnishI y SUNDAY nS S al SIS SIS and
| SN0nnd ai0 p. IN, -.., -,
Tickets and Information can be procured NJ ineolnce
northeast corner OF Thrtecnth street nnd Pennsy-
Vania avenue and Mt the station, whore orders can 10
len for the checking OF baggage To destination rOn
| hotels and residences. -
| T. r. WOOD, General Passenger Agent,
| FRANK THOMSON. Gencrnl Manager.
| BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
| dtIp MONET r. errrNE ANnTtIEONTy IINH
| BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
| WEST VIA wASlIiNuTON
DOUBLE TRACK JAsSrY COUPLER STEEL RAILS,
Schedule to take effect Sunday May %, 1881.
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New Summer Arrangement.

w. w. CORCOR-A-N,
CAPTAIN Il. L. BLAKE,
viii make NuAiiy trips Sundays excepted( TO all
points on the Potomac River ns far down as GlymonL
Fare round trip cents TO all points except Mount
Vernon. Boat leaves wharf foot OF seventh auee|
AT ten o. m. and returns about $50 y. m. On
SATURDAYS
the CorcOran will make two trips boat leaving whArI
nj ton n m. aud six p M, respectively, mus allowing
passengers 10 stop any point unul the retnth
second trip, reaching Washington about Wy z, inH'
making II desirable for PicnicS and FISHING farueh
FamIlIes Wishing to enjoy ride on the Potomac
during the warm summer months VIII ana u 70 uler
advantage 10 take the safe and cOmmodlous steamer
COTcoran, where every accommQdatlon ana mcinS
will he afforded for comfort and pleasure
SUNDAY TRIPS
will ba made 10 Marshall Hall and indian Head every
SUNDAY AFTERNOON, boat leaving wharf AZ
three D. M, returning about eight p ul thfe fouhu
trip so cents. lefu