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Clearfield Republican. [volume] (Clearfield, Pa.) 1851-1937, 1881-02-23

Burgess, NJ. l.. Irwin; Town Council, Z. Ruaner
V. r. Holman, n. II. White Constable, J. s.
Wctzel High Constable, Samuel Briokell Judge
Of Election, J. b. Wetlel Inspectors j. II. Reed
d. Mahaaey School Directors, D. II, Davis, II.
Patchin Poor Oyenocrs, H. b Darr, U. Ne
Msstorsi Assessor, A. b. MoCardell Auditor,
J. II. Reed District Treasurer, G. r. Patrick
Town Clerk j. II Reed
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; Classical School.

INHE undersigned will open this SO hool in the
a Leonard building, Clearleld, Penn'a, on
MONDAY, APRIL is, 1881, to continue eleven
weeks.
TUITION:
common English Branches. 90
Higher English and Classics s...............,. 800
d. G. Y0UNGMAN.
Clcardeld, Pa, Feb. 10, Issl.tC
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burgess Joseph II. Irwin Justice Of the Peace
D. S. Moore Constable, George ". Verns
Town Council, G. l.. Frank, II. l.. Caldwell, T.
w. Moore School Directors, John Patton, Sam.
uel Arnold, Isaac D. Norris tunexpired term Of
the late Dr. Crouch Supervisors, David u.
mer Daniel Jones Judge Of Election, r. A.
Hoover ! Inspectors, Watt II. Thompson, W. D.
Gates Auditor, Fred J. Dyer Poor 0yerseers,
Tolbert J. Robson, Norice Clark Assessor, J.
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alfw advertisements.

T'NECUToRs NoTICE.-Yoticei Is here.
IL by given that Letters Tosamentary on III,
estate Of JONAS MONS, late Of Morris township,
Clearfsld county, Pennnsylyania, deceased, haT. .
ing been duly granted to the undersigned, all
persons indebted to said estate will please make
immediate payments, and those having claims OF
demands against the same will present them prop.
erly authenticated for settlement without DELAY.
JAMES l.. STEWART,
WILLIAM MONS,
Executors
KyleriOwn, Pa, February "a, lssl.0t.
NOTICE IN DIVORCE
Mary L. Demont In the Court Of Common
vs.. Pleas Of Cleardeld Co.
Charles Demont No. IS? Jan. T., 1881.
To Charles DemoRi
You will take notice that an Alias Subpoena
sr Diroroc has been awarded against you BY the
above Court. and that you are required to appear
on or before the Sd Monday of March next, and
show cause why decree Of divorce rfnoulo
Hairimonii should not be made.
JAMES MAHAFFEY. Sheriff.
Clearheld, Pa, Feb, 10, lssl-it.
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TURf LiST.--Namos and location of those
~ persons drawn m jurors to serve at March
term, commencing on the third Monday (2lst,
and continuing two weeks
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Burgess, II. A. D. Krause Justice Of the Peace
Patrick Gallagher Constable, Thomas L. CLARK ;
High Constable, John Fitzgerald Town Council
Q. ~ Custrod, John Paisley, J n. II. waters
School Directors, DR.. \. 3 Reed, M. d. Myer,.
II. Liyehghi, Judge Of Election, GeorgoM Bris.
bin Inspectors, James X Hamer william Gus
itedi Poor Overseers, John O'Conner, David
kephari Assessor, John U. HAfer District
Treasurer George y. Jones Auditors, Prank
Kline, Charles r, lIouiz Town CLERK, ]. o.
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Dubois Borough

Burgess, Louis A. Brady Town Council, John
". hsught y. Il. Mccall, George n. Vosburg,
Lewis Zeigler, John Troxeli, j. s. Kauo Con.
stable, Fred Tracey High Constable Isaac Hen.
bricks School Directors, T. @. Gourley, Wm. p.
Jones, Hiram CLARK, J. D. Martin, Charles Lor-
ing J F Brady Assessor, Peter n. Weaver;
District Treasurer, John b. Ellis; Poor 0yerseors
Wm. NJ. Mccullough, W. 7. Hughes Auditors,
Richard W. Williams, Levi TIeidrek, J. O Beard
Judge Of Election, J. L. Vosburg Inspectors, 7.
II. Lemon, W. T. Ross.
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justices Of the Peace, John r. Keel, joseph
Bowersox Constable, Adam Dunlap School hi.
Iectors, Andrew Smith, 4. Q. Washburne, Simon
Hoover Judge Of Election, J. NJ Postlothwait ;
Inspectors, II. II. Knees, W. A. Bell Supervisors,
John Lyons, james spaiIord, Amos Kline Audi.
tors, John p. LAnkafd, Peter Heberling, Frank
Fox Poor oyeteers, Peter salada, Joseph Urcn,
Assessor, $. X. Lobaugh District Treasurer,
Samuel Posllethwaii Town Clerk, J. y. Ileber-
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Re-Union Of Trade.
Singer Sewing Machines

chants 10 sell goods furnished me, Therefore csil
and see, as will be enabled to sell cheaper than
the cheapest. J.w. CARLlI,R
TroutSille, Pa, Sept. ~. 'fS.ly. Agent,
National Republican., 1881-09-16
Unnecessary MystiHcaiion.

10 the I,dltOr oil TIE REPUBLICAN,:
1t seems that wise heads are much at
loss to comprehend plain English or else seek to
mystfy "the law" as those of Esculapian lore de-
light TO cover up the little they know. In the in
terpreation of the Constitution and the law the
universal rule is that the Language be taken in its
common and accepted meaning, except where
technical phraseoogy is used, having Its own Pc
culiar Specification. There is no technical
word or words In the clause Of the Con-
stitution concerning presidential inability and
indeed there is little technical language in
the Constitution. 1t Is quite common to see
Judge in court refer to our standard dictionaries
while interpreting the law and those who
read the court reports published through
out the country know that such is the
practice in the higher courts. In Kent, Vol l.
pp. 20l. .292 we find: "In case Of the removal OF
the President from office, or Of his death, resigna-
tion, or inability TO discharge the powers and du.
ties Of the office, the same shall deyolve on the
Vice Presidents and except In cases in which the
President Is enabled to reassume the Office, the
Vice President acts as President during the re-
mainder of the term for which the President was
elected" The Language here is plain and TO the
point The trouble in tho case seems to lie in the
fact that this is the first time use has been likely to
be made Of the provision. Our Vice. President be-
longs 70 the same party as the President. There
would be no clashing when General Garfield be-
comes able TO assume again his duties,
not be insensible 70 public sentiment, which
after the danger was past Our Government has
been wonder and a surprise to other nations and
in no other way more so than in the ease with
which II has avorted impending di1culties IL IL
should become necessary for General rthur to act,
of course some one must take the initiative, and
that step by courtesy, belongs 10 President Gar
held aud, judging from the past 1t is snfe to say
that II will be doue II the good OF the country de.
mands II. / earnestly hope thatou Presidentmay
soon DO able 10 direct the affairs OF his ofice him
self; but should that not be the case, what is the
use Of lot of 81 told you SOS rising up 10 prove
our Constitution failure and trying to help their
sayings along2 G. II. G,
National Republican., 1881-09-16
nai,imors ae.eraI Market.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-Cotton easier;
middling. i2't@i2Ao Flour firm and unchanged
Howard street aud Western superlne, e. O0s5 20:
do extra &c 25a7 %; do family. 81 258s 90; City
Mills superine. s. coos 70 do extra, 70 25a6 20;
do. family ~ 0oas 20; do. Rio brands s. Oj; Pa
tapsco family. g 30. whcat-southcrn steady;
Western dui losing weak Southern red, 81 100
Is do. amber, 81 iGal 5i No. Maryland, 81 20
No. 2 Western winter red. spot and September
u iiiS; October, 81 46ai i6I4; November, 81 500
5Oiz. December, 81 538i $50. Con-southcrn
a shade easier for white; yellow steady: Western
lower, closing dull Southern white, 9Dc: do. yell
low. i2c; Western mixed, spot and September 67iS
mGlt,ci october, 72iz@T2lEc; November, 1890
704c, December, U3tc. steamer, Csc. Oats quiet
and steady southern, tOfh3c. Western white 81
aisle; do mixed, b0ajic rCnusylyanln, bi6t52c
Rye quiet nt 81 Oiol nS Hay steady; prime 10
choice Pcnnsylyana aud Maryland, si6e91. Pro-
visions very hm mess pork. so -, bulk meats
shoulder aud clear rib sides, packed, 'gtmiilkc;
bacon.-shoulder. lOisc; clear nh sides, i2i5c;
hams iti sttiGc; lard-fchncd l2iec. Butter firm :
Western grass lGasc, Eggs steady at i5@i6c
Petroleum. iinn refined si.c Coffee steady: Rio
cargoos ordinary 20 fair. iua tc. Sugar firm; A
son, lulsc. Whisky quiU at 81 ~. Frcighis 10 Liy
erpool per steamer dulli cotton, 3.l6el "a. Hour
- per barrel; grain, "a. Reccipts-fiOur, 2.0gg
barrels wheat lHNSs bushels; corn, B,s)6 bush
els. oats i.poO bushels; rye, 30 bushels. ship.
ments-NheaL none. corn, iis0sl bushels, sales
Wheat, aisST bushelsi corn, Sl4,l6o bushels.
National Republican., 1881-09-16
DISTRICT COURTS.

CRIMINAL coyRr--JusrIcE cox,-John Langford
assault; forfeiture of recognizance set aside.
George Carter, assault; pleaded guilty and SEN
tenced TO thirty days In Jail Alexander Meryine,
ASSAULT bench warrant issued James Johnson,
assault recognzance forfeited w. II. schooler,
assault; verdict, not guilty. Charles Lusby, as
sanlt pleaded guilty and sent 70 Jail for l65 days
Ellen Long, assault pleaded guilty sentenced sus-
pended till to-day, Richard Ross, assault; YER
diet not guilty Susan Keith, keeping bawdy
house; recognizance forfeited o. b. Lester, as
sault; pleaded guilty sentenced postponed till to-
day. John Green, assault forfeiture set aside
and defendant discharged, James Davis assault
same action, Adjourned till this morning at ten
o'clock Assignments-John Daily George w.
Wallace, Ellen Long, Elizabeth Clary alias Madam
Tapp, Susan Keith, and cases len over.
EQUITY CoURT-JusrlcE WYLIE.--Ilewitt VS.. Fill
bert; time TO take testimony limited 10 twenty
days. Welch VS., Weleh divorce granted. Nc.
Dowell VS., Connolly; payment Of deferred note in
advance allowed. McManus VS.. Boyle pro con-
fesso against defendants Boyle and Wech. Nor
rison vs.. Rutherford Ellen owen allowed to be u
party complainant Henning vs.. Starr; reconvey.
ance by trustee ordered. Masonic Relief Assooia-
tton VS.. Kondorp fund ordered paid Into registry
OF court. Kearney VS., Kearneyi amendment OF
bill allowed. Purdy VI. loung sale finally rati'
fed Ludwig VS. stott; bill dismissed with costs.
Adjourned TIL Monday morning al ten o'clock.
National Republican., 1881-09-16
Tim, TERRIBLE Enasmle.

fever and ngue, skaters the most vigorous oonst.
tuition and physique, and the after effects Of the
alkaloid ofen taken 10 arrest II, Suphate Of qui-
nine, are scarcely lesspernicous, The best remedy
proven to be so, not alone In malarial stricken
regions on this continent, but also in those por-
tions of South and Central America where malarial
feyers are most prevalent and malignnnt.-is Hos
letters Stomach Bitters. Its remedial and pre-
ventiye effects as an opponent Of intermittent and
remltent ieyers aro owing TO its tonic, regulating
influence upon the liver, stomach, and bowels. By
II these cooperating organs upon the Joint, har'
moniOus action Of which depends the health and
vigor of the system, are made 10 act like clock
work, The consequence is that digestion, assimi'
lation and secretion are thorough, ana the system
sustained aud defended against miasnatlo lnhu'
ences. MMI
National Republican., 1881-09-16
PRODUCE MARKETS.
New York GENERA, Market,

NEw YoRK, Sept 15.-Cotton quiet; sales
to-day, ~ bales middllng upands, :l2IIc; mid
diing Orleans, i2ifc; consolidated net receipts,
io.s7o bales exports 10 Great Britain, iy5ii bales;
70 the continent, 80 bales Flour-southern steady
and quiet common 10 fair extra, 81 1907 10; good
10 choice DO, y 50as cay Wheat Lt9sto lower.
closing with more strength: ungraded spring, 81 10
a. - No Chicago and Milwaukee, 81 8sl4ai 80;
hard 80. Duluth, 81 co. ungraded red, 81 9Oal &c;
No red september, ti t63tal a; october, 81 49,
ai 49,; November, q 5its8i biN. Corn opened
ifHic lover, closed hrn No. white, S0lfas2c:
ycilQw, 1lef7tci No, September closing at 7ic
October, 1les5lAc. November, 7J3te016iic. Oats
dull aud weak no. 2, co. Qdi6Atc, Hops dull aud
unchanged Coffee hoice grades firm: common
grades dun aud weak Rio, DC. Sugar in fair
demand and hrm; cuba MuscOyado. 7lzO173sc;
Cubs, &C fair 10 good refining, i3.iGetsc; re.
fined iu good demand: standard A. glfet0jSc. Mo-
lasscs steady aud quiet aO.tcst reclining, 3lfd35c.
Rice uuch angel aud quiet Carolina and Louisi-
ana, ihtn7itc, Resin hnm At " Dd2 3h Turpen-
tine quiet aud steady nt 5c. Wool fairly active,
quiet, aud firm; domestic fleece, 3ia.Gc pulled,
Iiaflc unwashcd, i1dtc Texas, iia3ic. Pork
about lhc per barrel lower and dull new mess,
snoi 80 %; september, october, and November
up 20. middes quiet and firm; long clear lie; ;
short clcar. iiisc; LONG aud short clear half and
half lii.c. Lard more active; opening i24ml5c
lower, closing with the decline nearly recovered :
prime steam, spot so NiS; September $40 32l 90
u Wif. october si2 oat2iliS November sl2 Is
nll 81. lfelghts numef.
National Republican., 1881-09-16
FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL
ssseh ssa neaa aactatio-s-na -naiiiusore
aaa ssw vera Fredaee MARKETS.

The following observations on the trans
actions ia ne financial market Yesterday, together
Win opening. highest lowest, and closing quota.
u1us. are furnished by thc banking.house of II. d.
Cootc. lf. a Co. ii.1 street, Washington, d. G.:
rEW YoNK srucN HAnKEL
Nav 1oHE, SEPT iA SIS p. m.--The market
opened 81 lirht advance nom yesterdays clos
Inc and In ne hfst hour wah dun and steady, AZ.
iefward resctlne 20 duilncss aud lower prices,
closing 81 about the lowest of ire day. showing a
decline faneins ron y % 2 per cent The decline
O. directly charrcd b the disarpointing Western
Union statement ana 10 the nimor that the lake
shore dividend viil he ~ pr cent. and that the
Michigan Central dividend vii BE- passcd A..
ssiiug these fumos the room traders directly at
tackled the market vhieh remained foverish and
uncertain throughout
suw voaS srocE ororArioxa
National Republican., 1881-09-16
BY Associated Press.

NEW YoRK, Sept. 15.-Money loaned be-
tween and per cent. on call and closed Mt 4a5
per cent Exchange was steady at isOk@lsOA for
long and is3}4@is4 for short sight Governments
were irregular; extended 6s declined q and Is e
per cent, and AS advanced Is per cent State
bonds were quictand steady. Railroad bonds were
irregular on a light olume of business Thestock
market opened weak and generally A@lh per
cent. lower, the latter Illinois Central, but in the
early dealings an advance OF AglA per cent took
place, which was most marked In Illinois Central.
This was followed by decline ofslz@l per cent,
Chicago, Burlington and Quincy leading, but at
the first beard prices took an upward turn and
rose HG2 per cent Manhattan Elevated, Kansas
and Texas, 81. Paul and Omaha, Milwaukee, Lake
Shore aud Western preferred, Michigan Central,
Denver and Rio Grande, and Marietta and Cincln-
matt preferred being most prominent in the adj
vance. Toward noon the speculation became
corded, which was most marked In Michigan Gem
tral, Manhattan Elevated, Western Union, New
Jersey Central, and Lake Shore. During the after
noon the market was feyerish and unsettled but
in the main tending downward, and in the late
dealings prices fell Oh steadily the closing quota
tions showing decline from the best figures Of
the day ranging from 4 to "a per cent, Kansas
and Texas. Chicago, Burlington and Quincy, Dem
yer and Rio Graude, and Michigan Central lead
lower. Sales day aggregated S3l 6S9 shares, IN
cluding Delaware, lackawanna and Western, 2S.-
400, Delaware and Hudson 1000; Denver and Rio
Grande, l9000i Erie, 100; Kansas and Texas, 300
Lake Shore, li600; louisville aud Nashville, $780,
Michigan Central, 1900; Manhattan Elevated,
1900 Northwestern, $500 New Jersey Central, TO-,
400 New York Central. S6OOi Northern Pacific,
National Republican., 1881-09-16

LONDON, Sept. 15.-Consols for money,
% s.is. do. for the account 99Z. United States
bonds-4s, iie1l ex coupon; 4lSs ii6s<. Atlantic
and Great Western hrsts 81; do seconds, 20lS New
Jersey Central first., III ex dividend Erie, 46A;
New York Central i47S; Illinois Central, 1876. The
amount OF bullion gone into the Bank Of England
on balance to-day Il $4,000.
National Republican., 1881-09-16
, ,ALrtMolE ANp onIo llAlLnoAp.
fHE MODEL FAST LINE, E,ANDTlIEoNIY LINE
BETWEEN TIE EAST AND THE
MIs.r VIA MAsIIINnTON.
DounLE TRACK JASSry COUPLER STEEL RArtS
schedule 10 take effect SUNDAY, May p, 1851

is.5j-! -!'iItCAgu. glNCINNkTT, AND ST LOUIS
I, -hGl,%STs EiliCS,i ci.y, and Way Stations
siinsnm,ru ssIs,,iI EMrshSi ~ wov fpIedmont
sirashprg, Winchester, IIagcr'town. and Way
Slo-rolui oi iocl,, and WAY stations.
Hh-IHllADklplllAi NEW YORK. AND nOS
sp-sTKuNfnNS' Am v'RTLEY 'I'L N TX PniesS tccn.
nccts i9r llngcrstown aud at Point OF Rocks Tor
ieoo-nn sunday only for baltimore, Annapolis and
iOoo-nkfrIMoRE EXPRESS tstopsai ITyattsvilie
college, Belisylllr Laurel. Annapolis Junction.
iiepSPiI'TsRURG, CiiiGAGo. CINCINNATI
kNDsT. LOUIS EXPREsS
isiO- BALTIMORE, Elllcct city, Annapolis. and wav
ii22}-,n 1HntH on 2ny ,3i baltimore and Way
i2oO- tiiMnnE, PlIiLADELPHTA. ANDNEw
aN-isliiiaq@re @ and Way stations twlnehcster. Fred
40, .rick ilagerSiown, nnd Way, viz Rclay)
REL EXPIRES tFreierick via Relay, stopsa
tti5-Point Of Rocks Frrlcrick, ITagcrstown. win.
chester and Way stations ton Spndayto PoIra
t5:i-HXITiMoRF 'E%PRFSs iMsrunsbnrg and
Way, via RELAY stops at Hya''sV'lle @"u
Gol-Point q Rocks and Way stations
$50 nALIIMnhE, liATTsvILLE, AND LAU'
tohS-riiiIshuRGs CINCINNATI AND ST.
SO;EiiIiS biIGiIiA NEw Yonys OF, ANp NM Dos nos,
,ooo and spTs,M sleeping e1r % q rhliaae'pehh Ian.
passengers ut any station between Washington
tDaiiy". tsmndSys only. Other trains daily. except
For further Information apply at the baltimore and
Ohio ticket Offices Washington station, and Glo aud
Where oriers Viii be taken for baggage TO be checked
and received at any point In the city.
National Republican., 1881-09-16
DIED.

DUFFY. lon Thursday, September b 1881. AGNEs
DUFFY, infant daughter Of Michael aud l.lla DunJ,
Funeral to-day (Friday), at 40 O'Clock D. u, from
her parents residence, is3 street northeast
National Republican., 1881-09-16

:, 400; Ohio and Mississippi, 1900; Ontario and
Western, 400; Pacific Mall, 1900; Reading, "a
300; 81, Paul, 1920; st. Paul and Omaha, ii,600;
crn Union. 90 qO0
National Republican., 1881-09-16
naIsimore stool, Hoard.

BALTIMORE, Sept. l5.-virginia 6s, con-
solidaied. 5g'S, do past due coupons, o2IS new
ten.fofties, 5S3i bid to-day.
National Republican., 1881-09-16
NA-RRrED.

CURRAN-WARD.-m baltimore on May ~. issl
by Rev. j. X Hammer. HnVEs g. CuuuAN, of
Washington, ID. o., and Lillian WARD,of Virginia
National Republican., 1881-09-16
@roposale.

DRoPoSALS FOR ASH AND WALNUT.
NAVY PAY OFFICE,
BUREAU Construction AND REpAtR,
WASHINGTON, u. G., Sept. 49, 1881.
Sealed proposals, In duplicate to he indorscd Pro-
pOsns for Ash and Walnut" Will be received Mt this
office until ~ september l9 isS for 5000 feet of
Whe-Ash and 1900 feet of Black Walnut, to be de-
livered at the Washington Navy-lard. Speclhca-
tons and blank forms for bids to be had at this office
on application. Responsible security required the
bids for It's prompt and faithful delivery.
j. ADAMS SMITH,
acifWF-N Pay lnsnectOr u. g. Navv
National Republican., 1881-09-16
arArr noNna
Foreign MONEY MARKET.

suB.rREAsURY BALANCES
,oln t7p6lse62 90 Currency 26l SOC %
National Republican., 1881-09-16
Second Sano GSoooe.
OLD WINE AND OLD FRIENI
are known as the best.

are known as the best.
so Is JUsTIlS OLD STAND
known for years rs the only place where nrst-clhss
SECOND-HAND CLOTHING eau be sold M Teapcct'
able prices. Address or call nt
JUSTH'S OLD STAND,
No 6lO ID street northwest, or Branch Store, No 40
Ninth street nOrthweaL
N B-Note sent by mail promptly attended 20.
A CHANCE FOR THE PooR-A LARGE LOT
N OF merchant tailor made Coats, Pants and Vests,
such as rich people weari some equal 70 new, some
Also some Dress Coats OF expensive make Hats,
Boots, Shoes, Watches. Jewelry Guns Pistols, &c, AT
HEHZOI'A,
aus No. S0s Ninth street
National Republican., 1881-09-16
MINING STOCKS.

GOVERNMENT BosDs-cLosISe auorArIoSs.
United states per cent. eNtendcd....... lOi 0diOiA
United States per cent ...... lOi AtrlUlk
United States AZ per cent. registered ll3aWlaA
United States AZ per cent coupon ... ll3t, etlaA
United Statesi per cent registered ,., llGrhulGE
UntedState per cent coupor-........ n7ia6ti7's
United States per cent q. L..........- liT.lai5it
United States currency skies ...... ......- I'D ttlJt
District OF Columbia a6S's coupon-....-,... lW
National Republican., 1881-09-16
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
on and after Thurst, september Is, ISL,

TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.
on and after Thurstn september Is, ISL,
TRAINS LEAVE II. & p. DEPOT AS FOLLOWS
7:lO a. M, dally-NEW ORLEANS FAST MAIL.
Direct connection for south and Southwest Daily,
except sunday, to local points on G. " y. IL H.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS On 1!lO u. m, ram
from Wash ultt TO y eNA ~ en- SwitI, NV chhnte
lOlj u. m.-VIRGINIA SPRING EXPIRES, daily,
for all points South via Danyille. ana West VIA
CO q. II. X. -. -. 80. a.,
Inn 10 White SULPHUR Springs without change.
PULLMAN SLEEPING CARS on lU:lA y. m. ir 'iu
from Washington to Augusta, Ca. withous
change. -
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 7:iO m
train daily, except sunday. FOR Whrreh'on' "io
n. IN. rain daily. . -, ,,,,
For tickets and Information call at virginia Mu-
n. MACDANIEI,, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER, General Ticket Agent Jyisu
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0CJropolers' CS1ui0e.
1881 THE aREAT 10

1891 THE GREAT 1901
- PESNsYLyAN1A ROUTE oOA
spLENbg2pU bg2URahhEN IahN NThRAyok STEHh RAI or,p
TRAINS n yEEETEEs MaY 3 1i' som Depot cor
- ,,,,Ir nSr OF sixth and streets as iollowsi ~.
sleeping ars to Pitsburg and SH chIcaso 81 % GfS o AZ M
nEy.' G9y' Tjih " Sleeping Cars tfom Harrisburg to Gin
with i IelacS a Gar @ Pi!isgnIg, n,,rno,n
For Canqndglsua, Rochester buffalo, Mascara Falls
with Parlor Car TO Watkins and the North az &O
n. m daily, except Sunday; at gSo y. m daily eH
cent Salgr[lny, with Palace Cars to Canandaigus
For Wllilamsport, Lock Haven and Elmra Atto3o
For New York and the East 500 1870 n M, 200 iooo
and iGi5 y. mon Sunday, Roo p. m., 1000 and l0:l5
Limited Express OF Pullman Parior Cars eso a m.
For BrSdkiyn New York all through trains connec.
SorGns dscS T% "S to ruion street avoiding
For PhiisdSipRa SOD ioSo a. M. aco $40 1000 and
iGis p. M ON Sunday. 400 p m. $40, 1000 aud
Limited Express, eao q, M daily, except SUNDAY
For & hS%o5s o E S oS S SG @ 9 @ @ T On asS Sunday sG
. q; M, 1890 Q. M; 300, $40 $40, 1000 aud ibis pm
For Pope,s Creek Line. $50 a. m. and $40 p. M daily
For. Annapolis. 6io a. m. and 40 y. daily, except
ALEMSNbpIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WAY APP A,NSI IA pAAktEfNANDRlA AND WASHINa
For 3isssndria, sio6 5aO, a2o a M, and 1880 a. M
sSSdsy @ SS & S 5 SS SbRa q III 5 S m ana and n sc m M ."
For Richmond and the Sonth, 7:OO a m and llo m
daily, and 800 y. m. daily, except sunday. -.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington GOO, 6OA
And lWnO a. M, i2;t0 800 800 900. and GlO y. In-
aud 1900 midnight SUNDAY, at Sa1 aud lfoD a m-
900 and pi0 y. M ..-
and information can he procured at the once
northeast corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsyl-
vRna avenue aud at the station, where orders can bo
len for the checking Of baggage to destination nom
J H. WOOD General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON. teurrni Manager.
nALrtMORE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST LINE, \ ANDTttEONIY LINE
BETWEEN THE EAST AND THE
WEST VIA WASHINGTON.