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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
EnglanG's PerGdx.
TO The Editor Of Tie Republican:

10 The i.aHOr 81 The Republican:
1t looks little strange to see in your
issue Of the 9TH an article exposing Englands per-
fdy and see in the Washington Post of last satur-
day, a Democratic organ, an apology for Englands
pertidy Is it possible that the Republicans have
become the defenders Of liberty and the Democrats
thcdeiendcrs and apologistS oftyTants? Ifthe Wash
jnSton Post be an exponent of the principles of De-
mocracy, of the Democratic party such actually is
the case. The Washington Post ofIhe 5th apologies
for thesBriish Ministry in committing the greatest
outrage that could be committed on man in the
suspension Of the Irish members from constitu-
uonal debate. Yes, the Washington Post a Demo
cratic organ Save the mark y apologies for the ~
rants OF Europe. wrote him an article giving
HIM sixty years experience of the perfdy of Eng
Ish Wing and Liberal statesmen asking him 10
publish IT, He answered it in the paper Of the 9Th.
under the head OF" Friendship for Ireland" belit-
Ting me and my communication, and not pub-
ilShg H. but lcnacOUsly holding on TO his aDology
Ihe toT British Liberals peridy. American Repubii-
tlll statesmen English statesmen, have pronounced
ina act O! Gladstone (see New York Herald as the
Most Infamous ACT that man could perDetrate on
aAnltI and, aterall, tits lefttoa Democratic organ
al ne Captal Of Republican Governmental insist
thai these are wrong, and that he Is correct in de-
lending Gladstone and the British Ministry in their
le!hdy IN tTampllDg under foot the defenders of
IA oppressed and outraged people Oh. shame
organs, T0T I ~
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
NafinuaIRina Nnfcs

The National Rifles, in their new scarlet
uniforms Will parade on the 22d instant with
sixty rifles, the Marine Band furnishing the music
The President of the United States, General W. T.
Sherman, and the Commissioners of the District
will be given marching salute by the company
On this occasion. Having received uniforms for
sixty men complete it is understood that the COM
pany viii al once proceed to uniform forty add
G0nal men, the number being limited by the con-
stitutiOn and bylaws to one hundred.
Cards ofinvitation are out for the first dress mi
form reception aHds by the National Rifles,
10 he given at the company's amory, Marini's
building, on the evening of the 22d instant. Mrs
General John A. Logan, assisted by several young
lady friends, Will receive on this occasion, for
which great preparations are being made Louis
Wcbers band viii furnish the dancing music, and
Mr.. Copeland has been engaged to tastefully deco
rate the hall.
Mr.. Donald B. Macleod is perfecting arrange
ments to reproduce "Pinafore,' with the ever
popular Miss Eva Mills as Josephine and the other
well known Washington amateurs in the cast and
chorus, on the 2Sth instant and March + at Lin
coin Hall, under the auspices of the enterprisinc
National Rifles. Three performances are to be
given.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
DISTRICT COURTS.

SrFEEME COURT or THE DISTRICT-CHIEF JUs-
SHECAETTER AND.l JUSTICES WYLTEANb HAgNER-
iNNlS trustee. IS. shepherd; argued and submitted
''h!toh vs. ZanlZinger; death Of plaintiff suggested
tnu case continued.
ul!i y tiarEe: dismissed as per stipulation. United
S'its. Use Cess vs. ESenbeiSs: Judgment sci aside
Washington Market Company vs.. WOrthen Bros 4:
IiGrcr to pleas overruled and leave given 10 reply
SlAttu States, use of Zimmerman, VS.. Zimmerman:
.'mufFer uNerFuled; twenty days to plead. Barbour
y. hcrtzbcTSer: judgment set aside. Shea VS. vii
l motion 10 set aside order of dismissal overruled
''.:iuy v Tegeler: motion for a trial fled
,i.S,i;If C0CRr-JUSTIcE CoX.-Bartley VS.. La
ara SILVER Mining Company: restraining order CON
uIt't1 Hill February lg. Nets vs. Lacey; rule re-
U s,,le feDrnary IL Bryan VS.. Gachell order TO
Ky costs granted. Blackwell Us. Commissioner of
NJ reslIaInlng order returnable February -
=, - - SlS0uFlleY: rule returnable February 49,
't.sH - Dent; complainant authorized to sell Ger
tii TSt state Levy vs. Cain et al; restraining or
DAVIS IS Cain Ct al; restraining order discharged as
an, b1yce l9yiliun. Wood. and Johnston. Evans
H. nHiio"h heiiS OF smith; appearance of absent
, EiAITAL C9EKT7JUsTrcE JANEs-John $ NJ
-''INil''ii' murder of James T. Johnson. On trial.
ASSIGNMENTS FOR TODAY.
supreme Court Of the District-C hieJusice Cartier
A-NJ nSceS Wylie and HagneT.-No. 81 Quinn vs. Dis
SON; No 81, Freedman Savings aud Trust Com
na.E Is Holden: No 81. Mccormick vs. Freed
ieiropoli'an Bank =. IIitz; 10 So, Ferry vs.
i i-t,52 10: -: summons vs. Douglass: No. So.
10 y Wallach Fairfield No. 59s. CAPITOL Hi
h"iGi!S association vs. Hilton
a.r-%G :. W SII'ISe Alac3fthuf Appear calei:-
>,..3i-No. =. District OF Columbia vs. Forsythe:
~ r.; r. j., iNGn V Potomac Ferry Company: No
,-ir"a,li Is. Hilton; No. Ij1, KeySer vs. Shepherd
RI. ~ ~: Goodhart Us. De Wandeear: No. la2
vi. q. V District Of Columbia; No 49, Berger vs.
. 1851! = a.; No. 1884, Boshforl VS.. Dunn admins
- ~ No. 49, storm VS.. Douglass; No. 1886 AIvord
- i-t-!;SS: No !g7, Bridget VS.. Cook; No 1885, Jones
i;, nun tiSt 80. !99 Busey MCCARTHY: No 900
.',. ~. Davis; No. POI, GuiR;ind vs. Davis: No.
- .''s = llsins: No. col Soper VS. Woodruff CT
I -. - Main ct al. VS.. Eckhiirt; No 206 Equil-
ly.5.:.,it shce society Us. heyer ct al: No 2S
S.1.ii--.i-S"Td vS. Bennett: No 209. Washington
60. h' NulilsllIE IS. Davis: No. 30. Bnrbridge vs.
:.''I: No I'll Wilson vs. Terry Gt al: No 2I2
-, iiS.ii> executor. Darncile; No. ne IantzrEer
t, IAN \ IA. Cooley vs.. Webster & Bro.
riEt.it! lour-jESliCe COX.-Nu. = McCaulev vs.
* sl,sN - - Patrick No. -, Soddard VS. Stoddard:
H. S.liNDee ". Garand No. 80 Huntly vs.
lily: Nc. II. Tenley rs. TeRley.
SAIL LIES Oonrt-JuSlce James-JohH Sjias Mar
-''iiis"n: murder Of James E. johnson.
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RaItimore treneraI ,Iarl,et.


BALTIMORE, Feb i2.-CottOn dull; middng, IL &C.
Flour steady; Howard street and Western super s. p
a. 49, do extra 81 OoGI %; do family, IS 1896 co. City
Mills SUPER 2G3 %; do extra 81 OGdi %; do family,
S. 2G6 do Rio brands 81 00G6 %; Patapsco family
s.. Wheat Southern firm and active; Western higher
and strong; Southern red, 81 14I Il: do amber 81 200
! -: No. Maryland, 81 20; No Western winter red,
spot and February, 81 I5i4@l l5sz March. 81 155sI
I5zl April, 81 lSg lSs; May, 81 1901 IS7I. Corn,
Southern dull; Western higher and strong Southern
white, SIC; do yellow sc; Western mixed spot and
February, 5IsGl5I54c: March, 5SiS653;!c; steamer,
505t@5lc. Oats very dull but steady; Western white
42GI3c; do mixed, I0qIIc Rye dull at 81 0l@1 03.
Hay prime TO choice Pennsylvania and Maryland,
S30GoI per ton. Provisions firm; mess pork, old,
$4 25gHH 50: bulk meatS-loose shoulders and clear
rib sides offering; do packed, 5<@S14c: bacon
shoulders, 61ac: clear rib sides, &c: hams lGa
Lard. l04c Butter firm for choice; prime 10 choice
Western packed, l3lc 2ic roll 2N(9e2c. Eggs firmer
and more active; nc. Petroleum nominal; refined
SSEdS7sc. Coffee quiet; Rio cargoes ordinary fair
TO- l33c. Sugar dull: soft 93sc Whisky s. II for
job lots. Freights TO Liverpool per steamer-coton
$50 I'D; -four Us Sd per ton (SaclsG grain, Cd. Re
ceipts-our IlS9 barrels; wheat. To- ST bushels; conn.,
a. So bushels: oats, 100 bushes rye 500 bushels
ShipnentS-wheat, III S2 bushels corn, 81 I05 bushels
Saes-wheat, 9I $50 bushels; corn, l35, 1S2 bushels.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
{ By Associated Press
SCB-TREASURY BALANCES

Gold cOin......- S5S9,iS2 Currency...... 2S3,5S
NEW YORK, FEB. i2.-MOney was easy at sac per
cent and closed at per cent. Exchange was steady
al 4S2@432s for long, and 4S5G4S54 for short sight.
Governments quiet and steady. State bonds in light
request. Railroad bonds active but irregular.
The stock market characterized by great activ-
iy, and prices advanced steadily throughout the day,
the speculation becoming extremely buoyant in the
late dealings, when the highest prices of the day
touched. The improvement, as compared with last
nights closing prices, ranged from = 6S per
the latter in Nashville and Chattanooga which sold
up 10 1873, bur subsequently reacted 10 76. The gen.
eral list however, continued strong to the close The
other important changes were an advance OF 81. per
cent in Alton and Terre Haute preferred 81 in do
common, per in Metropolitan Elevated 21s in
Lake shore in New York Central, 25s in Northwest
rs in Delaware, Lackawanna ard Western, . in New
Jersey Central, 5 in Ohio and Mississippi and per
cent in Denver and Rio Grande. The market closed
strong, with upward tendency 10 prices.
The sales aggregated 5SUU0 shares, including c. G. IL
]. G., 5lOG Canada Southern, 1862 Chesapeake and
Ohio Hoo Chicago ST. Louis and New Orleans 1000;
Delaware Lackawanna and Western, Is 100 Delaware
ana l1udSOn lS,4bE Denver and Rio Grande, l0,J0G:
Erie, 22,iOG Hannibal and ST. 10, $685. Kansas and
Texas $500; Lake Shore, 1890; Louisville and Nash
Ville 2ID: Michigan Central, g,SiE Manhattan Ele-
New Jersey Central, u 800; New York Central, 1885,
Nashville and Chattanooga 1906 Northern Pacific,
l3SbE ONO and Mississippi, 241WE Ontario and West
t.IH I30E ONO CENTRAL 1890 Pacific Mall ~, J0G ST.
l:s0O; Union Pacific, $3.50; Wabash Pacific, $500;
Western Union. 23S0; Marietta and Cincinnati pre-
iTred, 1885 Illinois Central, 500 Alton and Tcrre
HaGte, 800.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
HAM AND EGGS,

Uneasy lies the head that eats crack
els while in Embellishments Republican
-Evident.-Rider ION a very lean
horse some very good points, ell? p Friend
"SceIns made of EN-"
THE Parlor Cattle Car Company
has been incorporated in Cincinnati, and "boudoir
hog cars are expected next.
1t was Vassar girl, Just graduated,
who inquired: is the crack Of rife that place
where they put the powder in?"
When Spain's baby gets old enough
to say Papa. take me to see anuzZer bull fight,
won't Alfonso be the proudest man in Europe?
-" Would YOU like TO look through the
which the other replied; No, I'd great deal
rather look through d keyhole.'
A Boston artist claims to have painted
an orange peel on the sidewalk so naturally that
six Eat men slipped up on ii before the deception
was Observation-Disclosures ErtRtHg Post
-" Well, | have done one good deed
to-day" said Bilington. whats that asked
his friend. Il have given poor deserving man
an overcoat: how do you think it tits?'
"A Young man who didn't like the
color of his hair, wrote to a chemist, asking, What
Is the best DUNG receipt" The chemist wrote
back: Fool with an empty shotgun"
" | wish to paw You for five cakes" said
traveller 10 a railway restaurant-ke keeper. But
Won had only fOuT-a sponge cake. a cOcoanut-
cake, an almond cake, and Il currant- cake" And
q si0maciGkC," added the traveller.
A distinguished foreigner visiting this
country remarked that the United States was the
greatest country he ever saw for well dressed beg
gar He referred TO the young men who hang
around the church and theatre entrances. Only
paUpers do SO abroad.
-" Go where there is the most sin, sir"
81 ID the old ciergy1nan's coachman, when asked
which OF two calls the dominic ought to accept
The old man thought it over, and concluded that
where there was most money there would be most
sin so he accepted the call which offered the
most substantial salary.
- Who can fathom the human heart ."
pxritc,iiy inquiries a young lady of Sangamon
County in the course Of chaumingly shortartice
OH iiicS Realities" We do not exactly know.
You might start in with butter-tryer and if that
don't work send TO Detroit for a submarine diver
II Won really want your heart f4thomed, it can be
pairs.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
REAL ESTATE,
11e Official Transfers OF Saturday N
Recorded,


=, Recorded.
T. olnlstead presents the following ransac-
I's IN real estate in the District Saturday rs re-
'o-'ea l" nby the Recorder of Deeds:
fs,s :, uect north, between Nineteenth and TWEEN
,,. ~ sS west SubOt y and west feet inches of
u, - ], 81 10y depth. square III: Michael Burke
OF "a, !lie Shea. $3.50.
>,r- IN street west between andQ streets north ::
An. sSnu - SS feet by loo feet, square Iij; Mar
G,' a. lhESoh 10 John 5. BlanEman. $500
W.. IL S.ftel north. corner of seventeenth street
Vf,, iyt 81 feet inches by IU0 feet square I79:
wri : ). Hobbs ct al, trustees, Themes J. Hay
u,r MN street west, between and NJ streets
N'1piS G and III (i3 feet by SO feetj square 81 :
Chm, (, % tIle Memorial Evangelical Lutheran
a. u -r,lo JOnn George Butler. 1852.
uorti l,iU street West, between q and Il streets
s0H1r il - i'2 feet inches by II5 feet inches,
N4Q ''4iehid Ibgson 10 dohh .. biahkhlab;
10 stItet north, Connecticut avenue: part
" - gtare l62; John Sherman to Francis j.. Eliza
'4'u carolina NJ. Lippitt, S. 900.
=, COUNTY.
Ici ( Stevens ct viz to Catherine Pfe: lot l.
100 J. "i az estate called 4" bingham; nominal.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
THE MONEY MARKET
Wall Street Transac(ions-La;cst Quota
lions i'm Stocks and Bonds,

The following observations on the transactions in
thefinancial market Saturday together with highest,
lowest and closing stock quotations. furnished by
the clearinghouse of IL D. Cooke, jr., & Co., 1923 F
street, Was hington, d. c.:
The market opened strong, with the chief interest
centering in Union Pacific, Western Union, Pacific
Mail and Ohio ahd Mississippi The Vanderbilt stocks
were generally strong, excepting Canada Southern,
which unsettled Gould stocks were very firm,
but dull The market closed strong, and looks like
advancing on Monday. We think, from all we can
learn, there Will soon be downward movement in
Mobile and Ohio, Illinois Central and the Goals which
close firm New Jersey Central being the chief feature
of the same.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
New York General Market.

NEW YORK, Feb. I2.-Coion quiet and steady sales
to-day 81 bales; Uplands IL 9l6c; Orleans, II l31Gc
consolidated net receipts 1858 bales; EXPORTS Great
Britain I7S2s bales: France 1872 bales; the Cont
Hent, IS bales. Flour, Southern fairly active; COM
fair extra 81 75G5 % good to choice do, s. p
G6 - Wheat "a &C better; scarcely anything doing;
ungraded red 81 050I 20. Corn l4GIt4c better less
doing for export; ungraGed. 56G5Sc Oats opening a
shade better, closing weak; No. 3, i5c. Hops steady
and quiet; yearlings, choice, I42oc. Coffee quiet and
steady: Rio, 100 l5S+c: sugar dull and weak: Cuba
NuscOvadO. 5-l6c; fair 10 good refining, 7IsG7l4c
prime, refined quiet and steady; standard a, SEC.
MOlasses quiet good inquiry new crop, 80 test, 10
rive. quoted 29G39c. ROsin 81 70dI IS. Turpentine
steady ct 49, 47c Wool dull, weak, and unsettled;
domestic fleece, 3Std52c; Texas, li035c Pork more
active. shade stronger; old. si 50i5 Mliddles firm
and and quiet long clear, s. ~ short clear. S. 62
Lard shade higher, active SO l5gl0 ia. Freghts
firm.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
A Drunken Yasabond-

IN New Orleans the actor Emmett has
Ii last found an audience that will not be- trilled
Win. The drunken vagabond ought to be BAN
shed from the Stage
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1881-02-14
HORACE MAYNARD,
2fltction Sales.
United States NLarsIai's Sale.

ID virtue Of writ OF ieri lcas issued OF the
ID clerks office OF the supreme Court OF the District
ofCOlUmba, and TO me directed Will sell at public
sale for cash. az the Courthouse door of said Dis
trCt. on Tt tSDE, The LIST day OF March, 1881 al u
O'Clock all the right JJIe, claim and interest OF the
defendant in the following described property wit
One undivided seventh part of tract of land, lying
near Georgetown. District of Columbia, and known
by the uamc of part of Harlem bounded on the
northeast and esst ny FOxall's Lane Ridge Road
on the south by the old road laid by Lingan, on
the southwest and west by Conduit Read, and the
northwest by property owned by Wetzell and Shoe
maker being the same property conveyed by Walker
Smith, trustee, 10 John Baker. by deed dated FebrI
AIRY !, 1919, together with all and singular the nl-
prOvements thereon. levied upon the property of
the defendant Frederick ". Jones, satisfy execu-
ton No. l2,I35 at.lav, liz favor of John T. Brodhead
Ell al, use BTOdhead d Watson.
FEED'K DOUGLASS
!. fe10dts United States Marshal ID. C.
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G3oofs onS Shoes.
Notice 10 ut. Vernon Passengers,

The Steamer W. W. CORCORAN
which has been recently built and furnished IL T..
BLAKE Captain) is the only boat allowed to land
passengers at Mount Vernon Wharf Round trip 81,
including admission to Mansion and Grounds steam
err leaves Seventh street DAILY SUNDAY excepted)
at 10 a. NJ, and returns about d. m.
]. MCH. HOLLINGSW0RTH
Sup't Ladies' Mount Vernon Association.
l. L. BLAKE, Steamer w. w. Corcoran. Jel
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Rowland Dental Association,

NO. 2I1 FOUR-AND-A-HALF STREET
Three doors north of Pennsylvania avenue. EX-
TRACT TEETH UNDER NITROUS OXIDE, with
out pain, fOr 4 each tooth without gas 80 cents each
tooth. ARTIFICIAL TEETH, 81 per set Gold and
Amalgam FILINGS inserted. All work warranted
first class.
side to over %, 900 persons. ie5-I y
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1900 THE GREAT 900
PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
TO THE NORTH H.; WEST I2 AND s9UTHWEsT
~ ryI-rl-r NEST. ,sa,
TRAINS EE * WhsAfNGr6N from S3 Depot cor
ner of Sixth and Streets as follows:
Sleeping Cars 10 Louisville and chicago 1890 a. m.
daily, with Sleeping Cars from Harrisburg TO Tin
cinnati, 81 Louis, and Chicago $50 p. H. daily,
BALTIMORE AND POToSiAC RAILROAD
with ParIcr Car 10 Watkins and the North, ut 500
M. daily, except sunday; at $50 p IN. daily.
cept Saturday with Palace Cars TO CanaHdaisIa and
For WiIiiamsport, Lock Haven and Elmir.a, ut 1899
e. m. daily except Sunday.
For New York and the East $50 IG3O a. H.. 20 and
1900 p On Sunday. I'D p. and 10 p
Limited Express OF Pullman ParlOr Cars, gu =.
daily, except sunday.
at Jersey City with boats of e Brooklyn Annex
aoriing direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferriage across New York City.
For Philadelphia, 500 1870 III, :. SD and 1000
p m. ON SUNDAY, 2@o p M 70 and 1000 p M
For Baltimore $40 500 $50 1880 a. H.. and 30 I2O.
80 $40 s95: and 1900 p. m ON SUNDAY, 500 a. H..
For Popes Creek Line, SIG ana 40 p II daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m. and i.4O p H. daily except
ALEXSNDRIA AND FREDEPICKSBURGR RAIL
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, 700. 30, go a. H. and II:2O T. M
40. 500 p. m, 6:2D D. NJ. 500 and I20 p m. On
SUNDAYS. 200. go and Il;20 q NJ, and SOS p N.
For Richmond and the South 200 and il:J0
daily, and SEQ p. III. daily. except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington 500 805 and
and 1000 p m 100 200 500 7:OI and g:IO D. m and
l2O9 midnight. Sunday at sos and l0uO T. H., 200
Tickets information sleeping and paror car accom-
mOdatOns be procured at the ofiices-nOrtheast
corner of Thirteenth street and avenue
and at the station where orders can LEFT for the
checking of baggage 10 destination from hotels and
L. P. FARMER. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager.
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6Grapelers' Sui0e.
VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
.,lL Il ~. m I'm,

| VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
On and after SUNDAY. Jan. 10, 1851,
TRAINS LEAVE 3. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS:
| 7:IO .. H.. daily-NEw ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection fUrSOuth and Southwest. Daily,
~, except sunday 70 l9cal points on C. 4 o. r. r.
ingtOn to New Orleans without change Of cars -,
| 1900 p. m.-SOUTHERN EXPRESS: daily. for all
points South Via Danville, and West via G. Il U.
! PULLMAN sIEEPING-CARSd daily from Washing
ton 10 Augusta. Ca. without change.
Marks Sleeping Coach CarOn night train from Wash
ington to Danyille without change Price Of
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 40 q m
train daily, except Sunday. For WarrentOn, 7:IO
For tickets and information call at Virginia Mid
n. MACDANIEL. Agent
n. SLAUGHTER, Gen. Ticket Agent. fe5-Iy
DALTIMoRE AND OHIO RAILROAD
THE MODEL FAST LINE AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.
DOUBLE TRACK! JANNEY CoUPLEEl STEEL RAILS!
Schedule to take effect Wednesday, December 1, 1850
t1:50-GHICAG0i CINCINNATI. AND ST. LOUIS
5:OO-Baltimore, Eilicott City, and Way Stations.
f6:IQ-BALTIAIORE EXPRESS.
6:5O-Baltmore, Annapolis and Way. CPieiimont,
via Relay.
s:1O-POint of Rocks and Way Stations.
S35-STAUNTON AND VALLEY EXPRESS, (con-
meets for Hagerstown and at Point of Rocks for
Frederick
s:OO-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA. AND Bos-
TON EXPRESS.
19:O0-0n Sunday only for Baltimore Annapolis, and
I0OO-BALTI1IORE EXPRESS, (stops at HyattsvilIe
College, BetSVille Laurel. Annapolis Junction,
i10:40-PIT1SBURG.C CHICAGO, CINCINNATI, AND
ST. LOUIS EXPRESS
I2:lO-Baltimore Enicott City, Annapolis, and Way
Stations.
t1:25-On Sunday only, for Baltimore and Way
42:05-BALTIMOREE EXPRESS.
f2:35-NEW YORK, PHILADELPHIA, AND EOS
TON EMPRESS.
S:30-Baltinore and Way Stations Winchester Fred
erick, HagerstONn, and Way, via Relav.J
4:30-BALTIMORE. EVANSVILLE. AND LAJr-
REL EXPRESS Frederick, via Relay, stops al
Annapolis JunctiOn.)
t445-Point of Rocks, Frederick, uagerstown, Win
chester and Way Stations. ION Sunday to Point
of Rocks and Way Stations only.l
f4:i0-BaltimOre, Annapolis, and May Stations
i5:+j-PHILADELPHIAA AND BALTIMORE FX-
PRESS, LMartinsburg aud Way. via Relay.
Stops Hyattsvilie and Laure.)
6O5-POint of Rocks and Way Stations.
tG:I5-BaltimOre and Way Stations.
7:30-BALTIMORE AND LA UREL EXPRESS.
-PITESBURG, CINCINNATI. AND ST. LOUIS
s45-BALTiMORE. EVANSVILLE, AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS
flQO0-NEW YORK. PHILADELPHIA, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS Sleeping to New York,
and special sleeping at Philadelphia
tDsily. tSGndays only. Other trains daily except
Sunday.
All trains stop at Relay Station.
For further information apply at the Baltimore and
Ohio ticket offices, Washington Station, and 69 and
1851 Pennsylvania Avenue corner Fourteenth street,
orders will be taken for baggage 10 be checked
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Baltimore Stock Roar.,
PRODUCE MARKETS.

BALTIMORE, Feb I2-Virgina skies, old. 3O do. de-
ferrcd I5!5 do consolidated, S. do second series,
new ten-fortes, 81 bid to-day.
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educational.
Spencerian Business College.

Spencerian Business College,
COR. OF SEVENTH AND l. SITS v. W.
This Institution has progressive and successful ex
peTience of sixteen years II euciteS young men
and women for usefulness and SefSuppOrt. lis grad
yates secure positions of trust ard profit Course ~
study and training comprises the English Language.
Business Arithmetic, SpeHcef;an Practical Penman-
ship bookkeeping by single and double entry adapted
TO every variety of business: business Practice,
quiTing the making out and exchanging of all kinds
of business papers, paving and receiving cash and
keeping the accounts; Elucuti0u and Lectures. Day
and Evening Sessions begin MONDAY, AUGUST 30
1850. For information ana terms call at the College
or address HENRY e. SPENCER Principal. auH
T ESSONS IN ELOCUToN BY
EDWARD G. TOWNSEND,
AT NO. lib NINTH ST. y. W.
Mr. Townsend can be engaged for Readings at Z
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