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1901 The GnEAT 1901
4Oo1 PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE 1904
TO THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST.

Double Track, Steel RsssIs.
srIHsprp soEssRx, MAesIF1oENr ,EeuIrMEsT.
IN ErstOT, ARE Ia4 4Ts. 1851 1851; r.
corner OF sixth and streets. an follows:
For Ptssburs AUD the west 100 = NJ, daily, With
IN; aslly: Sjth Steering oars from Hsfsifburs
pa aiI Sh ps ND fs5i EaRoAD
For Oanandal.na. saehasta'. Rnfaa Nissara
Nth Pasisr car to Watkins and tie Norm; a.
s:.esR: s.:qTa.yi with Palace Oars to Canaan
.-m. daily. except Sunday.
For New York and the East. 9 10 T. d.. 10 30 M.
on 81 s fn@sn snd 10
SO a;m. ds,iy except Sunday:
ins dCSSie ts:ri1Fs = sc1cs. SsS Yors City. 'oa
saa spS 100 nt ca E s9Psas s ssS .a
For Bsihs ore 20. 500. $50. 10 80 q. M. and
200. 4:20, 40. $40. 80 and 10 100 Pc Or
Sunday. 'G'. 10 50 s.ln-, AGO, $40, Use and
For Popes Greek Line. $40 am. and 4:4o p. m.
For Annapolis. 40 and 4:40 p. m daily. OF.
hf2pa sSsI1sas AND FRFpER1cKsBuRs RAr1.
WAY TAY' !. A ~ n ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
For Ae.;nss sas ~ 50 on p IL se On sun:
dsY e 7 SO, $50 ard II 80 g 90 ard s9e IN.
as a0a 90 saesps
Trains leave Aie1and ria for Washnston. 90, Os
1 1na saa nan 800 g 50 saaas, I'D & .
.pd 1000 : y: !: s9 and :os Pm: w
sseefns Il to dssanson from nh hots. and
FRANZ Genera soss
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Cruelty to Children.

TO Whom 70 Nay COnCe7'n:
On Sunday afternoon, May S, 1 was riding In
a car OF the F street liue when at the 9th street
junction colorcd woman entered the car with
two young children, whom she called Maggie
and Johnnie,-the latter an infant 10 arms
and from the time she entered the car until she
left II, at the corner of Connecticut avenue AMI
L street, she never ceased to cruelty maltreat
the younger child, Notwithstanding the re-
MoDstranceS Of i've other passengers The
escaped abuse, except being swung out OF the
car by one arm.
It is not possible that the parents OF these
Children are willing to allow this ilttreatment
to continue. / have no method OF reaching
them except through public notice of this
Kind, but should they wish my address they
can call for it through the columns OF TIE
STAR. q. w. B. C.
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The Following IS The summary:

THE DAIRYMENs PROTECTIVE ASSOCIATION
met last night MI. John Shea In the chair and
Mt. Thomas Collins secretary. The Chair stated
the OBJECT or the meeting, saying that the re-
ceut action OF the police authorities In arresting
GARY men for alleged violation OF law ia keep
Ing COWS In The city called for action on their
part IL was Well-known fact that there were
hundreds OF their customers who much pre-
ferred the fresh and wholesome milk from we'll
fe0 COWS In the city 20 the milk brought from
distant parts. He said petition would be pre-
sented 10 the District Commissioners. bearing
signatures OF twenty-five physicians OF this
city, or undoupted standing. setting forth the
great Importance OF having pure and fresh
MIX, and that there was no other way than 60
have COWS In the city TO furnish it for children
and for the SICK The following committee was
appointed TO present the petition TO the Com.
mlssfoners:-John Harrington, Thomas Collins
John Shea, Luke Corners. John Callahan and
jeremiah Downey. The committee presented
the petition to the District Commissioners TO-
day.
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MIscRIEvoUs BOYS WHO CANE NEAR CAUSING
A RAILROAD SxksHUP.-Ole day last week q
party or small white boys came near causing
serious accident on the Baltimore and Potomac
railroad. They stole brass lock OF one OF the
switches on the road between the tunnel and
the bridge which crosses the Eastern Branch,
and left the switch open. Had a fiagman not
red it the next train going east would
undoubtedly have run into the river. Some or
the young scamps were arrested, but they were
not prose cuted for the larceny, but taken before
one OF the officers OF the company and repri-
maLded and cautioned.
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AUCTION SALES.
AFTERNOON.

(,HAANNGEKdYn SALE GF TWo;TTogT BEIoK
SER s AShf 1ah6 S4 Bkibs
~ S virtue 81 decree of the Supreme Court -.
ei,hs District Of Columbia, parsed ON Inc -
s e. O., 2, aRs lss IN sss,y cause 10
dfrsisned Trustee viii sell 81 public sas.ion. Oh On
vest on MONDAY. sfH DAY OF MAY: 1881. At 5
10 ioi With the impsovemen.s consisting o Of "a
t. o,,,tory brick bbni;sins nov used a. sto.e and
On TUESDAY. 10Th NAY. 1881. AT S 80 O'CLOCK
east of square Nos i025 fitnat on Eastern SranoS
aid Vire mia avenue and Watsr street southeast,
Terms Of sale: One hi.d cash baisnce IN two
sansl :nsts In at sS k and twelve Iaoaths with
On property sold. or waoie pprchase money can be
paid deposit of sIOS on lot in square Ioi and
s m lot ID saSrre sSst OF 1oIS viii be
cost If terms Of Sale are not complied with ia ten
days from day Of Gale the Ttusee reserve. the right
taultng purchaser after five day, public notice in
JOHN So Il a ads street n nortsa.e
DUEOAEsON BROS. Aucts. ap27-d&ds
NEANOERY SALE OF lMPR9yEn AN1 IN
TION OF The CITY.
By virtue Of q decree passed In Equity 4,xA
cause No 6,971. we will sell. at public AUG HSsf
ton. In front OF the premises, on TUES aA..s2
DAY, THE 10TH DAY OF MAY. 1881, AT O'CLOCK
p. M,
Lot and part Of 6, square No. 1913. on r. be-
tween 18th and l9'h sfs. NV, and Lots and P,
i'll same Square, On 18Th, between and sts. a. W
Lots 8, II. and all OF Lot IL, except the north
ftet.) Square Ito, on l7th. between T and sts
NV.
Ard on WEDNESDAY, THE I1rH DAY OF MAY
1881. st same hour, lots III. 2S, 49, 30. 81 and s2
square $780, corner Of 18th and streets north vest
two story aud basement brick dwelling with back
building. with modern improvements.
And on tn HSDAY, THE 18th DAY OF MAY,
section Of 25th street. New Hampshire aud Vir
gina avenues northwest, containing Is. 900 square
feet an q upwards.
Aud on SAME DAY, AT 6 O'CLOCK NJ. the east
36 feet OF lot and west feet or lot 6. in square
5s4. on South M, between Sd and u stree1s west.
Terms OF sale: One-fourth cash, aud the bal
ance In equal payments at six. twelve and eighteen
tbs for which the notes OF tia purch sser bear
ing interest from the day Of sale. will be taken and
lien stained on the premises Did, all cash. at
tie option Of the purchaser. deposit Of 300 will
be r. quiz ed at the time of sa!e. All conveyancing
at tho cost Of the purchaser
FRANK T. BROWNING,
NO 4i6 9th st northwest. | n-,,s...,
VIM. +. MATTINGLY, hrustees-
No. 1875 7th St. north vest
b. II. WARMER, Auct. sp2S-d
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nVNCANsON BROS. Auctioaeers.

TRUSTEES SALE OF UNIMPROvED LOTS
ON CORNER OF SEVENTH AND n
aTRELTS 9OUIHWEsT.
By virtue Of deed @. trust to u.s. dated 3Oth s-asA
c cher, D. 1e77, and recorded in Iibsr ~
STA. folio 264 of the land records for District ~
OF Columbia aud at request of party secured, we
"i cell st public auction in front of the premises
A. O'CLOCK P: M, all those pare Ia OF xround In
TIE CT > o. Wasbinsten. IN HE District Of Column
bis, k own as lots ten (0). eleven Ql), twelve
ua) aad north half of thirteen tI3). III square Jour
hti cred aud thirty nipe. These DTS front on 7th
ra;ely.
lerms OF sale: One thirt cash: balance In ak,
twtlte and eighteen no tia WITH Interest from
day Of sac. secured by deed o. trust on property.
i Gei csit of 8 90 on each lot viii be- required at
tiIe If ssa. Con VsyaIci ~ at jst of purchaser.
:. terms OF sa!% are not ued with in one week
The Trustees reserve right to reeu d FISK an cost
Of del aEl i, purchase.
WILLIAM A. GORDON,
j. HOLDS Worth GORDON. Trastees.
r23 eo&Gs
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More New Buildings.

Building permits issued by Inspector En-
twisle: q. w. Utermehle. erect seven three
story dwellings on r, between 5th and 9th sts.
northwest: SC 255. DR.. John Frances, construct
a two-story brick stable, Pip Pennsylvania av.
enue; $425.
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THE LEGALITY OF THE CIRCUIT Court JURY
In the Circuit Court, Judge James, this morn
ing, there was large attendance. In anticipa-
ton of hearing an argument on the Ques-
ton as to the legality Of the present
jury. 1t having been summoned by Mr.. L. P.
of the court Judge Jane, remarked thai YES.
cv2rasy be had i.ntimated that ne would hear
argument On the question OF the legality OF the
JurS; but after reflection and conference with
TO hear the argument, at least for the present.
as 1t would be better that the motion should
come up In some case. He was looking into the
question, and was yet In some doubt on the
subject. The court was adjourned until TO-
morrow.
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NHOMAB DOWLIN0, Auctioneer.


CHANCERY SALE OF UNIMPROvED BUILD
ING LOTS on THE SOUTH SIDE OF SOU RI
aTRE sT,, , RETWEEN SIXTH AND sEV-
By virtue OF decree Of the Supreme Court "a
Of the DISTRICT Of Columbia. passed in Equity
ean;e No Z 2a2 INorrell vs.; Gatchell ct al; -
the premises. on TUESDAY. The nth DAY OF
MAY, 1881. AT O'CLOCK p NJ, all the interest,"
title and estate of the parties to this suit in aRi to
the following real estate situate In the city Of Wash
ins ton. d: G, to wit,-Lots numbered IS and 81 Of
The recorded subdivision by Samuel Lee of certain
having front of Is feet and ~ riches
Terms Of sale: One-fonrtn cash On the day Of
three equal instaInens st six. twelve and eighteen
tbs from the day Of sale. the purchs er ri siug
bis or her promissory notes therefor. bearing in
num- or all cash at his her election. The title to
be retained until the full amount OF purch see
money and interest is paid II any purchaser shall
fail to comply with the terms Of sale. reserve the
right to readvertse and resell the property ct the
rick and cost Of such defsutinz purchaser. The
lois will be offered Repeatedly Fifty dollars de-
DC sit on acceptance Of each bid.
JAMES s. EDWARDS. Trustee.
b03 d street northwest.
THOMAS BOWLING. Auc,ioueer. m6-eo&ds
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MARRIAGE LICENSES have been issued to Geo.
S. BigelOw and Ida @. House: VIM. Henry
and Florence Bird: Elijah Harris, OF Fairfax
county. Va, and Mary Perry; Henry Dorsey
and Alice Rosina Gray; Edward Williams and
Margaret Williams, both of P. G. Co., Md;
Cbas. b. Shreve and Minnie Shrode both OF
Mercedsville, D. e.; Joseph E. Barnes and Lii
lie p Fraser; james C. hewitt, OF 2. g. Co..
Nd, and Sarah c. Kaiser; Edward j. FitZgibbon
and Maggie E. Liston; John Collins and Lizzie
a. Reed: Sam Hanes and Rosetta Dixon.
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NORTH GERMAN LLOYD-s1xAxsHu
HoUTHAMPToE AND BREMEN.
The steamers Of this company win Bsil every Bat
Rates OF passage:-From New York to Havre, Lon.
don. southampton and Bremen. ffst cabin, 300;
seoond cabin; goo steerase $S0; prepaid steerags
OELRIOHs 5 90, Bowling Green, New York,
y. g; MnTzEROTT b co.. Pas Ps. Ave-. Agents
for WnAht0gtOu. fk0f9
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MARRIAD,

BIGEL9W-HOUSE On Tuesday May 10. 1881,
1t the Calvary Baptist Csurch. by Rev. Samuel II.
GreeLe; GEO e, BlGELow to IDA q. HousE. both
Ct NashiI gton.
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TRUSTEES SALE OF VALUABLE IMPROVED
PROPERTY ON NORTH SIDE OF E TREET,
BETWEEN TWELFTH AND THIRTEkNTH
STREETS NORTHWEST.
On SATURDAY AFTERNOON. MAY 2Isr, IA
Al go O'CLOCK, OH the premises, by virtue Jun
OF deed OF trust. dated April 9Th; 1875, =G:A
ard duy recorded in Liher No. Sl8, folio 100, one
Of the Land Records for the District Of Columbia.
we shall eel Lot numbered three (S), in square
nhm barred 900, together with the improvements. or
go much thereof rs may be necessary to pay the
Indebtedness.
The improvements consist Of three three story
brick dweli ga and stores, Nos 1873, t2i5 and
1917 street northwest, with brick back buiidinsf.
apd will be fold separately. Each house will be
sold with the width Of lot occupies and pth Of
Sc fee. inches.
The rear Of tie Io, 81 feet sk inches by 10 feet
inches. fronting on tn wide alleys together with
some small frame buildings thereon. will DO sold
separate ,rom the fr+nt
Terne: One four h in cash. lot which 300 on
each piece Of properly must be id st the time OF
saso and the residue in SIX, twelve aud eighteen
months, With interest at six per cent per annup,
payable eemi annually, ard secured by deed of
trust on the premises; all cash. at the option OF
the purchaser If the terms of sale ara not COM
PIED with within seven days from date OF sale, the
Trustees tbs rig to resell at risk and
Of Gefsul leg purchaser, after five t5l days aotice
IN II g Evenlng Star newspaper Al couveyanc
At cott of purchaser.
OHAs. q. GLOVER r-.
milo THOS. HYDE, Arcs1ooe'
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SPECIALTIES.


MADAME MILLER. FROM NEW YORK. THE
II great German American Gard Reader. has
oPened an once at 3ll Pennsy lvania ave. north.
ss:t Ies &c M - first hoor whsEe she WIN read
eases. etc, with perfect satisfaction. CaI at eli
M Rs. II. =. WRIGHT, OLAIRvoYANr AND MAG
2N1 NETIC PHYSICIAN. has eminent succasa in treat
irg acute and chronic diseases. The suferins
should call at her residence. 600 9th street corner
Of r street northwest. mail -3ms
NINE. BROOKE TELLS ALL THE EVENTS or
III LIFE AL business confidential. Ladies and
Gentlemen so cents each No. A08 street befveAn
Ath and 9Th streets northwest. feb10-llWs
GUMN1T! SUMMIT
= MINERAL SPRING WATER.
Fold by leading Druggists everywhere. ap27- I'm
n limited OO-PARTN1R1KIP.- The under
IL dEned do hereby certfy that they hAve formed
partnershtp for the sale OF Ice, under the mama
or arm OF Warrington and GoorsetoWn Toe Go. Nc
bills or accounts WIN be paid unless upon written
order signed John ISesch. TreasureI. .0mces 80;
LK1TOH. !, 7. BARKxR y. 0N6L0W. feb
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DEREMPTOBY SALE OF FOUR SMALL
i FRAME DIV BILLINGS AND LOTS At THE
CORNER OF III AND FOURTH STREETS
NCRTHWEsT. TO CLOSE AN Els FATE.
On WEDNESDAY AFTERNOON, MAY -
II, AT B 30 O'CLOCK, on the premises at the S.Sf3
corner ef Fl and 4th streets northwest, .s-.-A,
shall sell four small fr.Ba & vcing houses q sd
lots, three of them rooms and Kitchen. And oIe
six rooms and kitchen.
Terms: One third cash; the remainder in six
and twelve months with III crest. secured by q
deed Of trust. dsposit nj So. o. each required.
THOMAS J I. SdER 4 90.
dds Real Estate AucrOneer. ~ - i St
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AUCTION SALES.
BIOS, Aucfloneers
II n 9th n ssfr ,ax&f,

nuNUANEON BIOS, Auctioneers
~ 9th and streets northwest
TWENTY BARRELS FLOUR. TWENTY BOXES
FIVE CASES ~ loMATo0ss. ,aE!Ss xNp
BOXEs CANDLES. TWENTY TUBS L Ard.
WITH LOT OF CAN NED 0OOUS, GREEN
AhD BLACK TEAS, BOX RkISINS. BLACK
ING, IIkWARE. SCALES AND WEIGH rs,
&c. WITH OTHER GOODS, &c, BEING 4
STOCK OF Fresh AND sAGASLE GOOD3,
TO BE 8 BID AT AUCTION.
Within our salesrooms. on THURSDAY MORN
ING, MAY 18TH, COMMENCING At ~ O'CLOCK.
m
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rHANCERY SALE OF DEsIRABLE PROPER
ING oFFiCsccSkHERs 81 HkW J RHkNr
AXsNnE AND G STREET NORTaWEsT r
D NI!l II ALs9;b THREE TrI IMEEPRoyEB
@ STREET. ON WHICH ARE Two SMALL
FRAME BUILDINGS.
, BY virtue of a decree of the Supreme Court -
D. c, passed in Equity cause NO. 6, 923, k
No II, will sell at public auction. in front .&AA
Of the premises, on MONDAY, THE 23D DAY OF
MAY. 1881, AT $50 O'CLOCK p NJ, Lots so. 81. 81
and 50, i'll 10y recorded subdivision of Johnson's
subdivision Of eauafe 626, WASHINGTON, D. O. Lot
90 fronts % So 100 feet on View Jersey avenue and
each Of the remaining lots fronts IS 80 100 feet on
said New Jersey avenue: all of said lots run
through to Massachusetts avenue. and will bs sold
separately
Terms of sale: One-third Of the purchase money
in cash. and the balan in two equal install
ment, evidenced by The notes of the purchaser at
six and twelve months. with interest, secured by
deed Of trust pro: erts sold all cash, at pur-
chaser's option. $50 deposit on each lot when
sold.
ANDREW B. DUVALL. Trustee,
Corner ~ ct and Louisiana ave. northwest
B. 81 WaRSER, Anct. mt0-d&ds
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MEDICAL. &c.

ne. MOTIFS FREN0H POWDERS Certain
~ cure for Kidney Diseases. Gravel and an Uri
ssPha .ns al
Blood and SKIN ; iseases speedily cured: Gonor-
TWIsLE, DRUGGIST. corner 18th St and Pa. ave- ave-
Price g per box. sent By mail under seal on re-
~ abs Ladies' PHIsfGIAN in the CITY i. can b
consulted daily at 4SS MAssschusetts ave-. from I
ni,rEss Su; 70, cured Prompt treatment; seps.
nR- BROTHF RS is tue Oldest Established La
irregularities, OEstructions and Ieucorrbcss
QUICKLY cnred Oftics: 9o6 ID Ct. southwest. OPP
nR. RICORD. IA WEST FAYETTK ST.,
~ Baltimore, from long experience in hospital
In syphtc disorders Of The blood iSroat noss OF
akin. Victims Of H. discretion with 1permatorhea,
OF nasayy
cured. Recon-, or Chronic Gonorrhna cured In
three to eight days by local remedy, Cal Il, or
ID NERVE AND BRAIN TKEATGaST:
e. &s.dssn asnsi sSs 3
Nsmo1y. 5psr,as.orrhes, Impotency: i9vSInnt.Y
e OF ola ss
issds 70 misery, decay and death: One box w
I've sent fs9Ia Prepaid on ssosp q
With each order reoeived by u for EI boxes.
accompanied with ave dollars We VIII send the
purchaser our written guarantee TO return thu
money q the Treatment dos not eject 2 cure g.
Guarantees Issued by STOTT OROMW ELL 40
Penrsyiyanas avenue Waahingtons D. O., Whole.
ale and Retail ASaDn. 70 whom 81 orders should
be addressed. oCt16-o, "a, th&k
MANHO0D hEb yiCnm Of e.rIy o.
N1prudepce. canstns nervous debility. premature
decay, etc h1v1ns tried In vain every Known rene
". has discovered . simple means Of sef-cufS.
Wnic1 he WI sand free 10 bis seuoWGQ6ere1:
Aooxen J. 81. REEVES,
0cG-eo&k q Chatham ~, n. Y
GoNsULT DA- hOBRnTsON. every wednesday
~ ana Saturday. at bis ofnoe. lS6 D u. north
49, 49, nsns ~ st., from 70 ~. who, With ls
o. ne Urinary Orsena, Nervous and serninI
WeAme0 NoGsurnl Emissions. Impotency, ko
aysiy cured q hom 3 70 10 DAY. consul onsoiisss,on Zion
strictly pryAte< and separate ofnce1 for ladies.
EefeEs 70 the lsadins phyuGans Of baltimore.
IAN omce. - B. xutav IT.. Baltimore. Charges
moderate sehi
MADAM Dn fOk16T BIAS REMEDY ron
III Ladies AL female COMPLAINTS quickly cured.
OAn be consulted daily ct ga 7th Street north We0S
Once hours from to D. m. feb9-l
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RAILROADS.
BALTIMORE AND OHIO Rail ROAD

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, AND TIE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND THE f WEST II. VIA WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK, JANNEY COUPLER STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE EFF kFFEoT SUNDAY. Arn1.
a; n. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
f21e-Ohicaso. GDcinDsd and st. Louis FAM M
SO. s99-Bslt,mor.. slioott City and way stations.
B:tO-Bsltnore, Annapolis and way. piedmont,
str,seurs, ~'nohes:sr. Haserztown aud way.
sIGRSins If Rocks and way stations.
stfS e.,Ba Phisdeipnia. New York and
tS5 H.ssr.'"~D and Il Point Of Rocks for
$1,000 suoda, only for Baltimore. Annapolis
Io:00~B sifimore Express. (stops a. Hyst.sv,s,
qoLege, Bel.sgilis. Laurel, Annapolis Junciios.
flOl0-Pittsbnrs Chicago. Cincinnati ne q.
Louis Express
I2:lO.;B.ltimore- fnioott City. Annapolis and wa,
ttI2|9n suna.y only for Baltimore and way.
IS Go Baltimore Philsdelphia and Nev York Ex.
s;so.EslttmoTs and way s.sson. GWtnchesser.
s en Sa{ viz hsays
Frederick. ia Kelay. Stops at Annapolis Juno
Tinehes.sf aua way stations ioa Sunday 70
Point OF Roots and Way Stations only.)
"A .40-BaltiIlose. Annapolis and Way Stations.
t6a5-Baltimors EIpress- tM4T s;nsburg and Wsy
Wis Relay Stops NJ Hysttsqille .rt Laurai
6O6-Point OF Sorks and Way Stations.
f6 45-BaltiMore and Way Stations
7.30IBaltimoIe ana Laurel Express.
rs ;5O-Pittsbu; Z. Cincinnati and st Louis Exrres4
e:40-BaltimCre Hyattsvilie and Laurel Express.
Stops on SIGNAL or to let off passengers ST any
station bet cen Washington and Annapolis
Junction.
ITO .OO-Balttmsre, Philadelphia. New York and
Boston h yr-ss. Sleeping Cars to New York
Italy. tSuce1y only Other trains daily, except
eunday.
Al trAdne from Washington step at Relay Station
For further reformation apply at the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and
619 and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
street. where orders viii be taken for baggs se to be
checked And rec.i-ed at point in The CITY.
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nUNARD LINE.
LANE ROUTE.
THH nTNARn 0TR M2TJTp OnNfp lin.

foNARD LINE, uor,c-
LANE k0UTE.
rHH ouNARD s1sfA fnSa COMPANY LIN
Between New York and LlverpssI, Call
from P1ER 40 Il. B., NEW YORK.
Psrtbia. -. Wed. Is Nay Iscythia We'd, % jane
.BothDia. Wed, June Par thia. Wed, - June.
'Gallta. We'd. June. .Boihn.a. Wed, 6JUly.
And every Wednesday from Now York.
RATES OF PASSAGE.
&eo, SsoAnd 600; sccordins 70 accommodation.
Return Tickets on fsvorable terms.
Steexase At very low rxtes. 6teerage tickets from
liverpool and Queenstown. and al other parts Of
europe. ct lowest rates.
Through bills Of laden given for Balfass Gas
gov, HAvre, Antwerp and other ports on the Con
dnent ana for Mediterranean ports.
Eor fredSnt and passsge apps at the Company
ssbin e OTIS siaKIoW o.. CO. AZ Ssrs e.
w ;sn19 v =; S H. BROWN co.. ny.
NEW YOBK-BOTTERDAM.
The nrst-clsss Steamers Of this Linz.
s'sOEiEDAM," Nv. a. sOHOITEN,~
"P. OALAND," and "MAA6,"
Carrying the q. g. Mails to the Netherlands, leave
watson Stores. Brooklyn. regularly on WE'D
ist Cabin, Se0-S7O. I'd Cabin. $50. Bteeraee.
s26. 81. OAZAUx. General Agent. "a South VII
MITzik OF co.. Us Pen aRsik avs:
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STEAMERS. &c.

EOH RICHM0HD: FAEDR8ICKs-
AfR tsahEaks IH 80 fFsSs H1SaSp
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and splendid s's sSSS1sr $40 - A $3.50
ss furnshsd and appointed IN every
sundsss eIe pss a loot Oh 'tn street. daily
connection : J. 81 a. :: n & AND ND. s;sep; NJ
Returning 'rrY TarSs s. fSRA
Washnst IN to Qusltico. firtt class 81. 90
70 Snis.a ;o 50
MssSineton 70 Richmond. limited to day: 10 %
Wasnipgton to Richmond and return. good for
First Class ticket 10 0n.niico and return GOOD 200
Second class ticket 70 ouantico and return. i'oo
SSPsss9ssss to fredericksburg must take e
to !. aa sna parties
, 1ssss can be haa ana chserfuy
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WIN qtQ Ms1n HsA TIN SUPERINTENDENT;
sHh ANR hh yxN X2s Mos sEEsNERs
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Fortress Monroe Excursion Tickets. good for four
First class Round Trip to Fortress Monroe md
First class Fare to Fortress Monroe AMI nor q
second class each g
First,class Round Trip to Pfney Point and Point
Sec ond Glass. each way Is
Re-, RstpIning leave NoTfolk TUESDAYS. THURS
qfhSs s1s 1Stn street ;in re National MetroPoIitsn
,or , TEE ssT H9SR sfSHs sisss %n,'i,
M, and Georgetown every FRIDAY, at g. "a. For
particulars apply to AGENT s. Water street. George
.o ALFRED WOOD, Secretary.
apSO 6l3 10Th street, opp U. q. Treasury.
LOB MosFoLK; RORTsMogTH.
i' HE ETEzSks sEossE hFA iRSSo1A'
strss asass e Dssd a 10! s.
DAYS at $50 2. m. sATURDAYs a.1-,
sS1s vi s1El is snd EHS
!. 1881. Excursion tickets viii be issued. good for
First class fare to Fortress Monroe and Nor
Frstels;s round TIP g
fiTst. elsss fare to Piney Point and Point ~
First.ciass round so
sssterooms. 81. Meals, 75c: Freight received
The Steamer will extend her trips to Georgetown
at be bs snd
nation cheerfuly furnished, ut B. W. Reeds
r. ROSES cssi s SaDa fp prnoips
at osi 5Gss M K siSs5 sup
w. r WELCH, Agent. ap29
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VOYAGERs TO EUROPE.

J. ". BOTKLER BON
Are the Agents for the sale Of Tickets In this DIS.
trict OF the
INMAN STEAMSHIP 90.
Parties proposing to visit Europe can obtain III
information by applying to