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Miscellaneous.
CHERIFF.s ELECTION NOTICE
GENERAL ELECTION, 1881.

NOTICE Is hereby given to the qualified voters
Of Baltimore county, that mn Election will be held
In said county, ON
The First T1s~iay "eSi after the First Moaiay
Of NoremJer, 1881,
Il being the sth day Of said month. in the several
Precincts and Districts Of Baltimore county, via
FIRST DISTRICT. q
First Preeinct-fAIRvIEw INN, FREDER
ICK TURNPIKE.
Second Precinct--NEwBURG HALL. CA.
louisville.
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THIRD DISTRICT.
First nct-w0ODBERRY.
Second Precinct-OLD lIAMMET HOUSE,
REiSTERSTOwN TURNPIKE.
Third Precinct--.SEvEN MILE HOUSE,
REISTERSTOwN TURNPIKE.
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9TH District, Baltimore county. Lot In the vii
lagc Of waverly, beginning for the same at the
northeas, intersection of Tay Tor and Washington
streets and running thence easteriy on the north
side Of Washington street l6 feet thence north
erly parallel with Taylor street 20 feet thence
westerly parallel with Washington st. 10 feet and
thence with straight line to the beginning.
Assessed TO unknown for 1877. 90
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Charles ststseE, living on Mr.. Samuel chsw's
farm, east 81 Towscntoun, raissd this season
some Of the 6nest and largest sweet potatoes We
ever saw. -Four Of those We saw weighed 81 he.
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- The Grssnbasksrs Of Massachusetts, not
only contend that the Government should furnish
al The money demanded by the wants Oftrade, 8
bat they have other extraordinary functions Tor
The Government 10 perform. They demand that
the Government shali take charge ofthe telegraph
lns,, AID that "ths daily news be publiely bulls.
tined at every telegraph once and given 70 every
Newspaper FREQ Of charge, In the intererest Of .
broader dissemination Of intelligence" Il will
require good deal Of money 10 have the 0overn-
mont assume the news distributing duties Of the
different press associations that have been organ
sed for the collection and dissemination Of intel.
iigenee, but that difheulty Il easily overcome By
the Greenbaek theory Of finance.
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9th District, Baltimore county. beginning for the
same ut the end Of the east 80 q. line Of survey
made by Risteau aud Grason, Receivers, and
running thence along the north side Of Gittings
avenue, so a.; thence north 100 q. thence west
so feet TO Bologna avenue, aud thence with q
straight line 90 the beginning.
Assessed TO unknown for 1877. uO)
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Samuel II. Tasart. Attorney, Baltimore.
Sales Of Property.
COLLECTORS SALE
STATE TAXES FOR r." THE YEAR 1877.

by virtue Of the provisions Of an Act Of the
General Assembly Of Maryland, passed xaEr
e . January ss..ion' 1873; Chapter ~, sE
TaSrs. will teii at Public Sale. AT THE bUOi.
OF THE COURT HOUSE. TOwSONTOwN
BALTIMORE CO.. FOR TAXES DUEFOR THE
YEAR 1877. the following described lands aud
premises, viz:
Ninfh District.
ALL THAT TRACT or LAND SITUATE IN
9Th District. baltimore county, part Of Lot No.
l2s. beginning for the same on the northeas,
corner Of said lot, and running thence .outherly
and on the east side of Central avenue 25 feet :
thence easteriy 100 feet thence Lortheriy % feet
parallel with Eastern avenue and running thence
with n straight line to the beginning.
Assessed TO unknown for 1877. az
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BUSINESS LOCALS.

The Rest T;me.-Many Of our most prudent Gus
toners and citizens are now buying their clothing
for themselves and boys for the fall and winter.
We have everything ready, aud there 10 no reason
for delay, and there 10 reason for buying now
You may ~ we'll have . house full Of clothing 10
select from and plenty Of time to pick Il out as TO
come In o crowd AFTER awhile after the first cold
snap has caught you unpreparei. Largest stock
10 Baltimore. Lower prices than all the rest mt
G, n. Oshm & Son. one price clothicrs, Hanover
and Pratt streets. We have not asked permission.
but We will chance H. and refer TO the publishers Of
this paper.
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Legal Notices.
Goo. w. Ward, VIM. A. Fisher, Henry
Stockbridge, Attorneys, Baltimore.

rINHE NATIONAL MECHANICS BANK or
Il BALTIMORE EFT AL. VS.. CHARLOTTA
PARkHuRsT Ell AL, 10 the Circuit CaHrf for
Bahisoss eyasty, ia EqRiiy.
ORDERED by the Circuit Court for Baltimore
county, this 2I,t day of September. 1884, that the
sale made and reported by George W. Ward,
William A. fisher and Henry stockbridge, Trus-
tees for the sale of the property mentioned In the
proceedings in the above entitled cause be rati-
fed and confirmed, unless cause 90 the contrary
thereof be shown. or before the l7h day Of
October. 1881. provided copy ef this order be
inserted In soms newspaper printed In Baltimore
county, once In each Of three successive weeks be-
states the amount Of sales TO Co 100000.
wM. Nc. ISAAC, Clerk.
True Copy-Test:
wM. n. ISAAC, Clerk.
Sept. Att.
Samuel II. Tagart. Attorney, Baltimore.
rlNIlIS Is TO GIVE NOTICE, That the sub
Il scribcr has obtained from the Orphans'
Court for baltimore county, letters testamentary
on the estateo
CARDIFF TAGART,
late Of said county deceased. All persons having
claims against the said estate are hereby warned
10 exhibit the same with the vouchers thereof to
the subscriber,
on or Lcjors tie ish day Of april, 1889;
they may otherwise by Law be excluded from all
benefit Of said estate. Those indebted 20 said es-
tate are requested 20 make immediate payment
Given under my hand this 2ist day ofSept. 1881.
SAMUEL II. TAGART, Executor.
Sept 2i.-&t.'
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9TH District, Baltimore county, lying the south
side Of Brady 81. aud on the west side Of frisby
st., beginning for the same ON the southwest cor
ner Of Brady and frisby sts., and running thence
on the south side Of Brady II. IS n. thence
southeriy parallel with frsby st. 100 feet thence
easteriy parallel with Brady Il. IS a., aud thence
with straisht line to the beginning.
Assessed TO unknown for 1877. M
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
yth District, baltimore county, part Of Lot No.
l3?, laid oil on plat Of Hampton. and begin
ming for the same on the northeast corner Of said
lot and running thence along the east side Of Cen.
trail avenue, southerly 2j feet; thence eastefly
100 feet thence northerly parallel with Central
avenue % feet, and thence with q straight line 20
the beginning. Assessed to unknown for 1877. (5)
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('he Maryland Directory.

This book contains the names and Postofice ad-
dress Of Farmers. Merchants and others In all the
counties. and circulates In every town and village
in the State. The revised third edit, n, nov In
course Of preparation. the publishers win endeav-
or to make more correct and complete than former
issues have been. They will be pleased 20 receive
orders for subscriptions and advertisements. Call
or address, J.'fRANK LEWIS a CO.,
Tsp. o. Avenue. Baltimore.
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"AGAINsTTmI coYsTITUTIoNALAMEND.
MENT,"

MENT,"
As each voter shall elect, In accordance with the
provisions contained In Article u Of the Consti
tution Of this State. a. follows:
CHAPTER az.
AN ACT 10 amend Section Ave Of Article four Of
the Constitution Of this State.
SECTION !. BE "a enacted by the General Ass,@.
by Of Maryland, Three hfths Of all the members
Of the two Houses eoncurring, that the following
section DO and the same IL hereby proposed as an
amendment 10 the Constitution Of this State. and
" adopted BY the legal and qualified voter there
Of a. herein provided, u shall supersede and stand
In the place and instead Of Section Ave Of Article
four Of said Consultation.
SEC 5. Amer the election for judges as herein.
before provided. there shall be held In this State
In every fifteenth year thereafter, on the Tuesday
after the hrst Monday In November Of such year.
an election for judges as herein provided; and In
case Of death, resignation, removal disqualified
tion BY reason Of age or otherwise, Of any judge,
the Governor shall appoint person duly quaiid-
ed 20 Oh said ofce, who shall hold the same until
the next general election for members Of the Gen.
eral Assembly, when q successor shall be elected,
whose term Of Office shall be the same ~ herein,
before provided; and upon the expiration Of the
term Of hfteen years for which any judge may be
elected 10 OH . vacancy, an election for bis sue
cesscr shall take place at the next general election
for members Of the General Assembly TO occur
upon or after the expiration Of the said term and
10 hold said ofhee from the expiration Of such
term Of hfteen years until the election and quail
hcation of his successor.
SIC. 2. ARd BE- II farther enacted By tie asthori-
~ eJeresaid That the said foregoing section here
BY proposed ~ an amendment TO the Constitution
shall be- st the next general election 20 be held in
In this State, submitted 10 the legal and qualified
voters thereof for their adoption or rejection, In
pursuance Of the directions contained In article
fourteen Of the Constitution Of this State and At
the said general election the vote said propos-
ed amendment 10 the Consultation shall be BY bal
lot. and upon each ballot there shall be written
or printed the words "for the Constitutional
Amendment" or against the Constitutional
Amendment" ~ the voter shall elect and immedi-
ately amer said election due return shall be made
10 the Governor Of the vote for aud against said
proposed amendment, ~ directed by the said four
ieenth article Of the Constitution.
Approved April 10, 1850.
The polls win be opened al o'clock A. NJ.
and closed AZ o'clock p. N.
&D-Th Returning Judges are required and
directed 20 make their return on the second day,
Thursday following che election, to the Clerk oi
the Circuit Court for Baltimore county.
WM. A. SLADE,
Sheriff Of Baltimore county.
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EIGHTH DISTRICT

First ACCOUNTABILITY.
Second Precinct-.C o. Jockeys TEN MILE
HOUSE, YORK TURNPIKE.
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First -wRIGHT's TAVERN, HAIR.
FORD ROAD.
Second Precinct -wM. BLACKIST0N'S.
RfDGELY'S FORCES, PiiILA. ROAD.
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND SITUATE IN
9Th District, baltimore county. part Of Lot No.
$50, rs laid or on plat Of Ilampden. and begin.
ming for the same ut the southeast corner Of said
lot and running thence along the east side Of Cen.
trail avenue IS feet northerly thence easteriy 100
feet thence southerly parallel with Central ave-.
% feet, aud thence with . straight line 10 the
beginning. Assessed 10 unknown for 1877. (lD
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!sEyEyTU DISTRICT.

!INTH Instruct.
MIDDLETowN.
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Haiehsd az Mssfisy Of Treaty Str Esa, at Toe
soaies~, Sspis.tsr 9bfi, 1881.
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NO.PARTNEIRSHIP.

We. the undersigned. have this day formed
co partnership, under the name and style Of
WILSON RiSTEAU, for the purpose Of con.
Quoting the business Of General Auctioncers Our
Office address is smedley Row. Towsontown. By
strict attention To business aud fair de, ling, 40
hope TO merit share Of public patronage.
SAMUEL q. WILSON,
August Is, 1881. wM. N. RIsTEAU.
Aug. 2O.--tf
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ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND sITUATgIN

ALL THAT TRACT OF LAND sITUATEIN
9Th District, Baltimore county, Lot lying in the
village Of Homestead, and beginning for the same
Mt the distance Of III feet from the northeast in
terscction Of Taylor and Washington streets, aud
running thence easterly along the north side Of
Washington 81. Is feet thence northerly parallel
with Taylor 81. W feet thence westerly parallel
with Washington 81. l6 feet, and thence with q
straight line to the beginning.
Assessed To - for 1877. (6l
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FIFTH DISTRICT.

FOURTH DISTRIcT.
REIsTERsTowN.
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And hereby give notice that on
Monday. l7hh day IF October, 4. d. 1881,
commencing at II O'Clock A. NJ,
will offer for sale the above mentioned lands and
premises, In accordance with the aforementio
Act Of Assembly, 20 the highest bidder for Cash.
DANIEL SHAMBERGER,
Collector Of State Taxes.
WILSON q RIsTEAU, Auctionsers. sep.2i.-ts.
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Again TO the FronL--The great New York One.
Price Clothing House, 1872 and Ist west Balti.
more street, comes to the front this week with q
haming two-coiumn announcement. Tho store
has been enlarged to double i,s former capacity
BY taking In an adjoining building and Il 10 now
one Of the finest business houses In Baltimore.
The stock l. simply immense and embraces every
thing In the ready made clothing line for men.
boys and children. Of NIL grades, made in the best
style and offered at prices dcfying competition
Call and for yourselves. A visit, ifsimpiy far
Inspection, will amply repay you.
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For County Surveyor,
WILLIAM R0USSAY, 1st District.
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Pare Whi.ky.-we call attention TO the adver
tisement Of II. Rosenheim, SIS W. Baltimore u
Baltimore, who advertisss superior brands Of pur,
rye whisky at very reasonable prices.
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SECOND DISTRICT.
RANDALLSTOwN.
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RARE CHANCE

SECURE A GOOD HOME IN THE a,
81 WESTERN PART OF MARY.
~ LAND, WITHIN ABOUT THREE
MILES OF DEER PARK AND FIVE MILES
OP0AKLAND, THE RL0URIsHIN0 AND
ATTRACTIVE COUNTY TOWN OF
GARRETT COUNTY, ON THE
LINE OF THE BALTIC. AND
OHIO RAILROAD.
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For sale. on the NEST favorable terms. FOUR
TRACTS OF LAND In the 0lades Of Garrett
county, Nd. Theland 10 highly productive, equal,
In point OF quality, 10 any In the State, partly
heavily timbsrsd and surrounded BY farms
Each tract has . stream Of water running through
u, besides hne syringe Of excellent water. These
lands are In the most healthy part Of Maryland.
They viii he sold on the most favorable terms, or
exchanged for Baltimore city or county property.
Apply 10 or address,
L0NGNRCKER BROS,
0iRce "BALTInoRE Couxyv UxIox," Towsou
July 9.-tf) P.0., TowsOntown, Nd.
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Shoe. Shoes.-If you want drst.class hand
made shoes 60 to Phipps Bros, next door to th,
postofhee. Towsontown. A great variety Of al
kinds Of shoes constantly on hand. Repairing
promptly done.
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John Ensorsa TIo,raf

Jonn Bneor'e Ticket.
faiehsd at q Msssisg Of T'ssHfy- Sir ksa, at 2.
'oaier~, SsPis.tv 2btk, 1881.
For Register Of wills,
DANIEL sHAMBER0ER, sth Distriet.
For Sheriff,
JOHN BOWEN, Sd District.
For Treasurer,
ROBERT 8. C0RsE, 18th District.
For County Commissioners,
JAMES BAYLKs, 1st District,
JOHN X. BULL, 7th District,
GEORGE J. ROACH, 9th District.
For the House Of Delegates,
HENRY SHARPER. Let District,
wM. p. BENNETT, I'd District,
CHAs. J. r. THORPE, Sd District.
CALEB CROSS, sth District,
ISAAC CR0WTHRR, 9Th District.
THOMAS G0RsUcH, l2th District.
For County Surveyor.
WILLIAM mnHNQAW "a na.a-a.a
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WHITE HOUSE.
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ELEVENTH DISTRICT.

TENTH DIS TRICT.
SHADES TAVERN.
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For Register Of wills,
DANIEL SHAMBER0ER, sth District.
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CTATE o. MARYLAND.
- EXECUTIVE DEPARTM EMIT.

Sept. 2i.-te. Sheriff Of Baltimore County
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For Sheriff,
JOHN BOWEN, Sd District.

For Treasurer,
ROBERT 8. C0RsE, 18th District.
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THOMAs BOWLING. Auctioneer.
CEANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN dEORGEUOXN. ID q

CHANCERY SALE OF VALUABLE REAL
ESTATE IN GEORGETOWN, d @
by virtue Of decree of the Supreme Court S-A
OF the District of Columbia, passed the 10th fssfS
Gay Of February. A. d. 1877. in equity -lGW
cause No. g. 228 (Mos her vs. Mosher), Doc 10, and
passed May u, 1881. the. undersigned
ton, In front Of the premises. to the highest
real property, situated in Geors etown. D. q viz ::
subdivision No. 2s, of Lot 49, in Beatty. Hawkins
and Threbeld's addition to Georgetown. lots num-
bered 27R, 279, 220 and part OF lot $50, in Thel
keld's addition. Lots to q, inclusive Of lot No
27e, in Beatty and Hswkin addition. Lots and 4
on Fayette street. Lots 5 to Is inclusive on east
Hawkins addition to said Georgetown, on the west
side OF Market street, together with the improve
meDts.
- Also Square or lot o. in Threlkeld's addition to
GEORGETOWN.
- Also part Of Lot lat. in Bealrs addition to
georgetown, being the part Of said lot owned by
the parties to the q bove cause.
Inc GALE to commence at the hour mentioned
above, and will be sold in The order men ioned.
Terms Of sale prescribed by the decree are
cne-th lId OF the purchase money in cash, ana the
residne in six Co.. twelve I'D and eighteen (IS)
months, respectively, after the day OF GALE in
equal 1nstalments. secured by the notes of the
purchaser. and a reserved lien the property
sold. II the terms of sale shall not be complied
with within ten days from the day of sale the
Trustee the right to rese IL the property at
conyeyancing st purchasers cost, A deposit of
500 Oh each Lot will be required at the time of pur
chase K. 4. ELLIOI. Surviving Trustee
mHO-C&dS 4O6 9Th street northwest,
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1881 p1sEE HH SHEA A51rn 1881
TO The NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST

~.
raAlss EszSH &isHSGS Isl; n.ae
For Rttsbur9 and the Vest. 800 Ar daily. With
e CincinnaH. ST. Louis and Chicago; 80 6Ip "a.
f AND f PDf6 s. Mf5aP RafIRoAp
For G "a, s Rochester. Buffalo. NIAGARA.
SEQ a.m; daily. except Sunday; 9 80 ?. m. daily,
s.SsRs "a! saatqsasy With Palace Oars 70
For Wiui.msport, Lock Haven and Elmirs, at 10 80
400, 1000 and 10 IS pm. On Sunda, 100.
man P pnr apiis Pts; "a amdsed ehprsse e" Pull
For Brooklyn. N T., Ill through trains c,n, set 8.
erdlns @ FF nsany SIRE ne asoia
e. Ing ed, dolbie ferr,aee scross New York y.
For 70 iS 81 ana 1913 1 nn SUNDAY a9
80 1000 and lolS pm annaI Limited Express.
o OF b. s1an .nH So 1850 An. 2;Oo. $40.
For Pope's Greek Lin-. o 40 a.u and A:4O pm.
20. d sny:e s5ssps Sunday ~ AND o.v
hE Nly aTR 4 APP ss55
TON RAILROAD. 0
For IS s5 go .aS 4 ana !, 80
For n and he's South. 20 ana ndd II 70 10
1sq f sa shaSsPs supdS
and lO:0or y To- oa II 40 500. co. 200 and slo
Tickets and Information at the ofioe. northeast
4 the depot. Where orders Can b left Tor the
checking OF baggage to destination from hotels and
j. B. WOOD, General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON. General Manager. nov29
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DRY GOODS.
ONE THOUSAND

I.toO) pieces OF beautiful Lawns.
csne huncred(loOl pieces OF Figured Wrench Lawns
gre Lunoreo l1UOl pieces OF Figured Linen Lawns.
BAck Linen Lawns. Black French Lawns.
Inc IarSest ass oTment Of new and beautiful Lawns
in Washington.
rispred real Linen Lawns Is. Is 30, o.
Eisured French Lawns IS. 81 81.
fls, RED American Lawns. i. 900 pieces, g. 6, 8, TO-
IL dis Linen lthe style white goods 90 2s 81 81
ace stripe White Goods. 10.
Two hundred t2oo) pieces Of beautiful Madras
Oil Ehame, ls rgest assortment in Washiuston
yard wide Pure Linen. for ladies' wear, l2S
immense assortment Of Shetland Shawls 81 IS
81 30. 81 Is, a.. g.. so.
Coloreo and black tpure 81 h Brocade 81
lure Linen blesched Table Dauask. So.
Iure Linen Dinner Napkins, rs dozen, speciaI
bargain.
All Pure Wool Black Lace Bunting. IS
to S8. w.
Nuns Yelling. sill celors, pure wool. S7S
Nuns VI ing, wide. pub width, pure WOOL 50
About ], NO pieces of new style Drers Goods 10
12H. Is. 20. %, up to 81. so the largest assort-
- meDt spd the cheapest in Washington.
We are selling the cheapest Silks in this city. Col
ored Silks, navy blue, garnet, drab, green,
bla and other colots, 80; also. black and
vi lite Striped Silks, so. Lace Bunting, wide,
dourle width, al pure wool Al colors, including
blsck. only 81. Splendid Black Silk. 81. 81 25
81. 80 Surah Black Silks, nearly yard wide
So. Ladies' pure Linen busters. SI.25.
an CARrkk's,
MEo I'll Market Space
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RAILROADS.

BALTIMORE AND OHIO RAILROAD,
TIE MODEL FAST LINE, AND THE ONLY LINE
THE EAST AND TIE NEsT.v1A WASHINGTON
DOUBLE TRACK. JANNgY COUPLER. STEEL
SCHEDULE TO TAKE hrrEcr SUNDAY. MAY
PsES Sgg SSsSsHaIoS AND ST.
kHf ESps ss and Way Stations
6;SsGn ratnn Annapolis; aud Way piedmont.
& aGesi iaa X NEW s 4asR AND Bos
TON EXPRESS.
CONNECTS Tor and Il Point S Racss
4s;GC--on Sunday only. for Baltimore Annapolis
10 o seo EXPRESS tstops at Hyatts.
nh June 9Dfss ss and Annapolis
D AND ST. LOUIS EXPRESS.
II l3. To-. Ellicott City. Annapolis and
t1:2s-33 s& - only, for Baltimore md Way.
s;9WGo0lBhAtSIvIhM0HkE' HILADELPHIAANDNEW
3:SO-Baltimore and Way Stations winchester,
MokE Frs nfx "a ans HDeii Tyi1
REL EXPRESS (Frederick. via Relay. stops
ii ;iSHP2n. y Roe s0n Frederick. Hsgerssown.
Winchester and Way Stations. con Sunday to
IOAlt VI hOChe dLl way SlatlHns OQly.I
IA 40-Bsltimore, Annapolis and Way Stations
10 :i6-BALI1 GORk EXPRESS (Martinsburg and
Way, Wis Delay. Stops st Ryattsvile and Laa-
rel)
6;G5-Point Of Rocks and Way Stations
rs 45-Baltimore and Way Stations.
1:3o-BALIIHORG, HYATTSVILLE AND LAU-
REL EXPRESS.
10 15-PI1TSBURG, CINCINNATI AND ST
LOUIS EXPRESS.
9;:0-PHILADELPHIA.N NEW YORK, AND BOS-
TON EXPRESS. eleepin2 cars to New York.
lODe-BALTlMORE. EVANSVILLE, ANDLAU-
BEL EXPRESS. etOps on signal or to let off
passengers at any station between Washington
and Annapolis Junction.
tDaily. tSundays only. Other trains daily. ex-
cept sunday.
ton.
For further information apply st the Baltimore
and Ohio ticket Office Washington Station. and
GIG and 1851 Pennsylvania avenue, corner 18th
street where orders will be taken for baggage to be
checked and received at any point in the city: m2S
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4 SugycslIOu.

Editor SiGr:-As the Washington and George
town railroad company's line does not come
nearer than seven or eight squares OF Cumbsr-
lard,s or tie Analostan boat house. ana as the
HerdlcS stop at about the same distance there
nom, would II not be profitable for the coaches
10 run down q street 10 New Hampshire ave-
nIe, ana thence 10 the boat houses, during
from tie river IL they would do this from
sbout four TO eleven every evening they would
carry many passengers who now use the Ave
hue line. W