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Found roaming at large on left bank of
Bayou Lafonrche. at a short distance be-
low Thibodaux.
One dun horse. blazed face. about 49,
hands high, branded with letter Z on left
hind quarter
The owner may recover the property by
applying to the undersigned, proving pro
p, rty and paying costs, within thirty days
from the date thereof.
Tnioodaux, la. June I. 1882
l.. L. CAILLDUET. j T.
lnd, Wacd Laionrohe
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A FOOLISH MISTAKE..-Don't
make tho mistake of confounding
a remedy or merit with quack med
icines. We speak from experience
when We say that ParSers Ginger
Tonic is Il sterling health restora
tive which will do what is claimed
for it. We have used it ourselves
with the happiest results for Rhen
matt iSm and when worn iOnt by
overwOrk. See adv.)I1mes.
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SUCCE sSION OF SAINVILLE MARTIN
AND MARIE BLANCHARD HIS
WIFE, NO. 1883 PROBATES
Twentieth Judicial District Co rt.

Twentieth Judicial District Co rt.
tTATE OF LOUISIANA. PARISH OF
y Observation-Disclosures Mrs Joseph Martin
of said parish administrators of said sue
cesslop has re endered final account of her
administrative and praying the homolosa-
tion o he same.
Now. .ae. eiore al' parties interested are
hereby wa, net: cnts noffied 80 produce in
this of,ce, witiin zen days following the
publica on OF Ie presen. no,ica. any OBJ
lection wLich ,1ev hlay have IN the homolo
gatiOn OF ,ie s;nie. otherwise The same
shall be approved and iOnolo.ateG accord
ing to law.
(~~~) Witaes' my hand and the i'm
Ills. press OF t1e seal Of my office, this
(>~. 2ith. d.,v of June A. d. 1882.
+. w. KNOBLOCH, Clerk.
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E'oT sale.

Que Draining Wheel and Engine. Outs
rim of water-whec, i.' ieet ditnetrc, Drly-
ing wheel i3 feet dialneIre. DRYING wheel
III feet dianatre and inch face. EGgine :
III inches bore and 1. iees stroke. Tie
above machinery Is in complete running
order.
Apply to u. j. SHAFFER.
Hoaiua !. .. Terrcbonae, la.
june II, I'm.
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R'G,. aase.

oae good hand Fire Engine capable Of :
thrGwin. wafer eyer 80 feet.
Soi.i bcctuse ! Is owners have purchased
steam Fire Eng e.
For terms aud particulars, apply to
w. q. kAGAN.
une -2J-So-3,n.
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sosis,e.
CfliCe State and Parish Assessor,

Cffioe State and Parish Assessor. }
:lhibodanx, June ;5rs!. 1892. {
hereby give notice 20 i'll ta1l-nayers OF
the Parish of Latousche who have nos
matte returns OF their assessments for the
year lsSs, to do so within ten days. Thirty
days VIII he given for the settlement OF all
grievances III accordance with the revenue
law Of 1886. | viii DC at lny office ut the
Cour6 House from and after Monday June
9TH. 1882.
r. j.. MCBRIDE,
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An Act

To create the Parish Of Lafourche Spe-
cial I4evre District. with power to the Po-
lice Jury to appoint Levee Syndics. To Levy
d tax, for the purpose OF controlling aud re.
pairing Levees and to pay the tax i'll the
Parish Treasury for that pGrpose and to
pass such ordinances as may be necessary in
the premises.
JOHN S. BILLIU.
Representative Of Lasourclle
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Fircmens Fair Grounds can now be rent
cd for Fares, lic.Nics, parties and enter
tainmcats.
Apply to S. i. GRlSAMORE.
President Firemeus ltait Association
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.-GRATEFUL To lNVALIDS.-
Florestou Cologne is grateful to
invalids, because it is refreshing
without the sickening effect Of
most perfumes.
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For sseHa.

The Fine Store or Main street near she
corner ST. F.nlip. nosT occupie'i by l.. Mey-
er. Possession will be aivea On the 10th.
day OF January. Apply to
JOS. L. THIB0DEAUX.
Drug sore.
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For sale between this date and the 3ist.
Of July next. 36 arpents OF Ribbon Cane,s
OF which Is lrpeRts is plant cane and
arpeIts is first years stub0ie.
address L. RARRILLEAUX,
LockDort La;
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2nd, Ward Justice Court, of L. p. Cailonet t
Parish Of Lafourchc.

By virtue of two several writs Of seizure
aud sale to me directed by the honorable
above entitled court in the above entitled
and numbered causes will proceed to sell
at public aution accnr,l;n. tu law. on the
promises situated on the left bank Of Bayou
uatourche, about thirteen miles below the
town of Thibodaux on Saturday, Jniy 3,
1882 between the hours Oi 10 0o'cloctl A II.
and 4 p. NJ. the following described proper
ty tO-wit.
The entire contents "fa certain trade
store holon.ing to defendant herein an,l
situated as aforesaid. consisting of dry
goods. groceries, liquors, tobacco and sun
dries.
Seized in the abnve suits.
Tcrms-Cash On the spot
II. W FROST.
Constable of the :2nd Ward.
Parish of Lafourche, June 81. 1882
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The GrunOW Water Eie-
YatOr.

AT ATESF GIVEN T'EaES y 1NN
WAITER s3H.z1S A'E'spss a II
@HVc;Ss' RSN az 'a'gaxi s'eHs..
E.Sssyg.~sa r. siSaJE.Iss " s1Hs a.
i OE1AEN assS.
AO3.OOO Gallons Of Fater 'cerc raised
Irir feel Der hour toik on eigitt-hor'se po"e''
sngsae.
The Water-wheel is two feet diam etc
and six inch face, and is something entirely
new. From results obtained and the cheap
sAess and dura bihty of this machine, ~ can
lot fail to be OF interest TO those naVi'S
ArainAge or irrigatins to do. ,x
aa$ THE MACHINE WILL RUN DAiLl
~ WEST END from ) o'clock until dask;
Circulars descriptive of the machine VIII
issned at an early day For particulars
ply to office of
NIEsN Ek M ENG Z. ~ NO..
bt3Si-In - Union Street
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STATE OF LOUISIANA.

p. F.. Sarrazin g. Go. vs.. Solomon BLUM,
No. l76; and RykOski & Mana,le vs..
Solomon Blum No. Ii.
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vACCaNATlOv.

DIR. H. Dansereau will vaccinate all per-
sous who may call upon him at his residence
every Saturday. between two and four
o'elock p. II.
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Fritz .JahnCke,
Pat. for La
Artificial stone
D8.a NnHan emf

-DEALER IN
lffh Riyer and German rags
yb Stone and Portland Cement.
4. 2os and 2lO DELORD STREET,
feen gaIonne and Carondelet Street.
|Ep.ly. New Orleans
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OFFICIAL JOURNAL or THE PARISH OF
tAFOURChE AND OF THE TOWN
OF THiBODAUX.

Office Corner Green g. Levee Sts.
ISSUED EVEsY SATURDAY
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NOTICE; sss' e3SC TRAN.

Z. i. MCBRIDE,
Assessor Parish Laiourche
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Eoa:azat $CaAae

Tn1O. THIBODAUX, Sheriff
National Republican., 1882-12-11
Lincoln as u Lawyer.


Bob Ingersoll's religion was finely illus
trated in Springfield, Ill.,, while in that city
to deliver his lecture Capt. Tom Kidd, the
genial, good-natured, and jolly editor of the
Monitor, was for many years crier of the courts
in which Bob and other lawyers had practiccd
and perhaps no man in Illinois has swappped
as many stories was warmer friend and
admirer of Lincoln than the captain He has
the misfortune, however, being, like many
other editors, poor, although the proprietor of
a paper which is well on its feet. The cap
tain delivers lecture which is always ahead
of anything, yet delivered on Lincoln, be-
cause II gives Lincoln just as he was in the
COURTROOM, and before becoming president
The title of the lecture is Lawyer Lincoln
by the Crier of the Court" Vending and
Others who have heard it say it is full Of
merit, and delivered in Capt. Tom Kidd's
style-and he is a rare charaetcr-one of the
most entertaining Wen, when Bob went to
Springfield, knowing Tom well, he sent for
him to come To his room, when he asked the
author of the lecture to read it in manuscript.
Tom did so, and Col Ingersoll told him that
the world must hear that lecture, and made
the arrangement with Kidd TO have Lawyer
Lincoln by the Crier of the Court" delivered
in Washington. Bob says he don't propose
that an old friend and court officer, who
heard him mako the first argument he eve +
made before the supreme and federal courts in
Illinois, and who knew Mr.. Lincoln, and can
beat any man initiating the style of any law
yer he ever heard make a speech--keep hid
from the public when he could help.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
AN AMUSING ANECDoTE.
Stewards Bet as to Who Was Governor or
New York. n..-
Occasional" IN The Boston Traveller. I

IN
Occasional" In The Boston Traveller.
Mr.. Seward, while governor of New York,
was riding from his home in Auburn to the
seat of government and for portion of the
distance took his seat by the side of the
driver on the outside of the coach. Hewas
personally unknown to the driver butfwas
chatty and agreeable, as usual, smoking his
cigar and urging the driver to hurry up his
horses, for it was important that he should be
in Albany at given hour The driver asked
him why he was SO desirous of being at AL
bany ut that hour. He told him in reply that
he had some important business connected
with the state government which must be at
tended to that afternoon. The driver asked
"What have you to do with the state govern
mentl" Seward replied, 81 am governor of
the state" Mr.. Seward was person who to
q stanger looked like anything but the chief
magistrate of Il great commonwealth. The
driver was incredulous, and said, "You can't
fool me so. \ on arc no more governor than |
am" "Well," said Mr.. Seward, "what will
you bet?" The driver made small bet,
which Mr.. Seward accepted, and they agreed
to leave it to the first person they should
meet whom they both knew. They soon
saw person of considerable prominence ap-
preaching in carriage and Mr., Seward asked
the driver if he knewthat gentleman, and the
driver said Yes" "Then," said Mr.. Sew
ard, eve will leave it to him" AS they ap-
preached the stage was stopped, Mr.. Seward
saluted him, and, said he, "The driver and
myself have had dispute l have told him
was governor of this state, which he does not
believe and we agreed to leave it to you, and
a small bet is pending upon the issue, and it is
for you to say whether L am governor or not
What do you say?"
NO." he said, "you are not governor"
"Well, them" said Seward, "who is?"
"Why," said he, "Thurlew Weed"
This is mentioned to show the personal re-
lations existing between the two men.
National Republican., 1882-12-11
Gra6tIrrs' C5uioe.
CHEsArEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY

Z =.
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
no THE WEST AND SOUTHWEST.
on and amer SUNDAY, OCTOBER 3d. 1882 passen.
ger trains of this route will leave Washington from
Il. & r. station as folluws
5iIO L. NJ. DAILN-Louisvic and Cincinnati special
solid train with Pullman Cars To Lexington. KY,
Cincinnati. and Louisville without CuUnge arriving
az Lexington GiO p M, Cincinnati $50 D. M. Louis.
vic blO ". M connecting closely at these cities
with through fhst trains to- all points In tho West
southwest, ana Northwest RH- This train arrives
R Louisville six hours earlier than that of any other
route, the Only Line without change.
silO a. m. daily, except sunday Mall for Cincinnati,
Louisville aud all stations ON C. u o. 1py.
For Rates, Tickets to all points West location #,
Pullman Cars, aud Full Information OF Route ami
Connections, apply at G, q o. Ry OnlCe, 5i3 Pennsyl-
Nania avenue, washington, ID. {.
H. W; FULLER, General Passenger Agent
u W. SMllht GchetRl Manager. oClI-iy
National Republican., 1882-12-11

NEW YORK, Dee 9,--Cotton quiet and steady
sales 2,43i bales middling up.unds, 10 4 midding
O.leans, 10 GIG consoiill tel net receipts, ~ Sb
bales; exports TO great Bilain 5,09S bales; 70 lhe
continent, IL go bales. southern flour steady and
moderately active common TO fair extra, 81 350
g 10; good 70 choice do s. 20G6 90. Wheat-Cash
grades l493Ic higher; options, Amlc higher clos.
Ing very strong a the best rates OF the day; export
trading less active, very moderate speculation re-
ported No spring nominll; ungraded red, Soc
aSl lb No. . red, 81 O9HWlU9lai No. 2 red, Decem.
Der. 81 0SJsHl OR. Corn unsettled, closing easter
options l9jal4c higher, closing lrin, with a reac.
tion of 1EgJ5c; trade mainly speculative; moder-
ate export demand; No g. G0@607sc No. 2, 74I4@
745sc:Southern yellow, G6ci No, year, 7315@4i9Eo
closing ut 7l4Gi November do, 7l@723so, closing
AZ ,721sc; January, ,66A@Gi9e,, losing, q 671sc;
February, GjHaG6lSr, oats 1S9lo higher and
fairly active; No. 3, 4t@44l4c Hors dull price
somewhat nominal: New Noris, gSc@ 81 OF; Eat
trn, 0Ocmsl 90; yearlugs, $3.50 Il o. Coffee very
firm on spot; suies 500 b Gs Rio February, IS S5
Cr6 g5 $500 May 81 coo l0 500, April, s. s5 500,
October, % 10 Sugar rather more steady mudeg-
ete degiagdi fair egod refining quoted ~ $50
&c refined firm ana IN better demand; yellow 8,
6Js@71Se; white extra q, 72s@1sc yellow, .74@
7l6c OIL A, SGSs4c; mould q, s9sc; standard A, s3s
Sl5c conirctioners A. 0-lUei cut loaf, 9l4Gl9jsc
crushed, 911@Q9sc powdered, 9S9Isc; granulatedi
National Republican., 1882-12-11
colorado Coal Il Iron company. 40l
STATE uONDg
sUBTREAsUlN BALANCES.
Coin n....s lOj, $50, ,07 80 Currency 3O5 90
PACIFIC COAST AND MINING STOCKS.
SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. S.--1he following were the
L. n,r nrntniinns OF mining .tnnsa.
nALrLMoRr srncK MARKEr.
NEW YORK pRonncr MARKET.

BALTIMORE, Dec. 9-Vi,ginia 6s consolidated
624c, do, second series, S2Iac new l0A0s 434c bid
to-day.
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Mt. Vernon! Mt. Vernon!
STEAMER w. w. COnCORAr

Leaves Sevpnth-sreet wharf daily Except Sunday
for Mt Vernon ut 10 o'clock III! returning reaches
Washington about $50 y. III.
aulO T.. l.. BLAKE, Captain.
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TIME GREAT

FENHE GREAT -
no THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST
s,,r, DOUBLE TRACK, SPLENnLD SCENERY,
STEEL N AEtfFfE EFfEG4 EMGANiEtESMhN NVEMBR E4girMENE = iss
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, IRON Station,
corner of Sixth and streets, as follows:
For pttsburg and the West Chicago limited Express.
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at $3.50 a. M, daily; Fast
Line 9i59 a. my daily win s eeIing Cars from liar
daily, with Palace Cars to Pittsburg and Cincn
natl Mail Express, $3.50 D. m.. daily for Pittsburs
=, BALTIMo AND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
from washington to Canandaigda.
For Williamsport, Lock Haven, aud Elmra, ut G])
For New York and and the East sCoa m lOSoa, m 1:sl;
3 3 O g. m and cd @ E. m xpTess @9 sTaHfF OF FGS S R Pa%o s@a
Cars, Gao ., m. daily, except sunday.
For BrooKyn, n Y. al through trains connect At
ing direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding double
ferrlage across New York city,.
and 1910 p. IL. on Sunday, 42O, $50, and 1920 y.
m. Limited Express, $50 a. M. daily, except sun
For baltimore $40, 500 aao, 1890 a. m and 1880 i:a,
3 S a. C @ 'gS o s9 So @ @ g o p pa6d nd 1874 9n sunday SO"
For Popes Creek Line O;iOa. M and iiO y. M daily
For Annapolis, $40 a. m and 4:4Op. m. daily, except
ALHXHNpRIA AND FREDERIcKsBURG RAIL
For Alexandra 60 200, N2O, HOO, and lies a. m
100 il:O6, and il:3j a. M, aid 500 p. IN.
For Richmond and the SOUTH $3.50 and ll:2j daily.
Trains leave AleSandra for Wn'hlngton 600, 500,
s:3a aud lO,N M, - 0, 300; $40 100, andNlop nl
q M; TC0 and o. OPP m.
Tickets and information at the Office, northeast cor
and nj the station where orders can be LETT for tho
checking of baggage to destination nom hotels anu
j. r. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES Il. PUGll, General Manager. sells
National Republican., 1882-12-11

willie and Nashville, 2,iOO; Missouri Pacific, TO-
200; Northwest 81 GOO New Jersey Central, 800;
Northern Pacific, $4,000; Readng, 5000; ST. Paul,
l0gO0 81. Paul and Omaha, 81 500 Texas PaCifi',
$500; Union Pacific, 5SGOO; Wabash Pacific, TO-
S00 Western Union 3l,7SO and Oregon and
Transeontinontal, 1900.
STOCKS.
opening, highest, lowest and closing prices of
the principal stocks for the day, as corrected by
special wire reports received by Batcman & Co.,
bankers;
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Norfolk ana New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
viii leave her wharf foot of sixth street every Mon
day Wednesday, and Friday, at o'clock p. m,
Touching pImty Point, Point Lookout and Fortress
Ctyo1SNFCrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE BoS.
Ton AND PROVIDENCE STEAM EiiS
FrstClnsH fare Fortress Monroe aud NurfDlk.s 80
SGcOnd-glass Fortress Mon oe and No iolk 30
FiIsl-casi fare to Piney Point aud Point Lookout 81
Secunu-ciass fare Plney Point aud Pt Lookout IS
Returning, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays, Thursdays
'hu ''''''' ''TiiIi NEW York STEAMERS
JOHN Gibson and l., g. KNIGHT, leave Pier A.
East river New York, every Saturday ut 1 D. M
M d GeO-gctowm every Thursday NJ Il. IN. For par
tIcnaTs apply to Agent 6i Water street, Heorgctown
TIr kets and SaIernomS can be secured At general
office Bl3 Fifteenth street, in Nat Met. Bank, Is aud
o. ticket ollice, 1851 Pa, ave- st. Marc Hotel. and at
beat. lie3l ALE tciD NOObt secretary.
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North Capital and stree............... ....- SllS
Fite list.
Board of Public Works green ss.......... oill 9G1
MtiSuiilC Iiull lUE
w NiIhulSlull lluEheJ COillpallN SlOCk.. ga
lvNnhoe Mining company, stock ...... Is
Bank OF Washington, par 20............. 80 ......
Bank of Washington, par lO,............. Is .....
National Bank oil the Repubc............ l4l ...,.
Farmers and Mechanics Nat. Bank ..... 1870 .....,
Central National Bank ......................1 1l5 ~
Great Falls Ice Company ................. l... GHs
National Capital Telephone. lO7 ll5
Land warrants, war of 1872 per acre.... 100 .,.,
Land warrants, other wars. ....... .......... 1.5 -
SuueIS huultlohtis''"'''''' SJO
Naentlne scrip 3U.UU
Sioux haltDreed 2OO1
National Republican., 1882-12-11

WASHINGTON STOCK EXCHANGE.
District Of Columbia.
Permanent Improvement Is, 1891, COIN. 117sS 1885,
Permanent Improvement as, 1901, curry. 120,a -,....
Water stocks u.s. 1901 Cut renCy 19 .....
Water stocks rs, 1893, currency ........ l3O ....
Fiftyyear funded 365s, 1924, CURRENCY. 80. . ia
Twenty-year funded 5s lSg9 currency MA 1lSlS
Fire Insurance and GdsLigM Companies.
Washington City GasLigh 3gI ......
Georgetown Gas-Light. 35 ...,
Firemen's Insurance e......................- AZ ..
National Metropolitan Insurance......... 81 ......
National Union Insurance. ..... 20il
Arlington 133 1855
columbia Insurance. ~ So
German.A American Insurance ,........... 110 ...,.
Potomac Insurance. -... 46
RditrOdd stocks
Washington and Georgetown, stock..,,. 140S -.....
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,U,aE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY.
THE TRUNK LINE TO THE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST,

Schedule in effect October l5. 1SS2:
7:lO a. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily, making close
connections TO all points South and Southwest,
with Pullman sleeping Cars from Washington
Via Danville TO Atlanta, and Atlanta to New
QrleHnsi also Washington to New Orleans via
LvnchhurR and Bristol.
$40 p. m.-Louisyille Fast Line, daily. via Char
lottesville, Huntington, and Lexington. to Gin
cinnat, Louisville, and all Western points,
making direct connections, and with solid train
ana, Pullman Sleeping Cars. Washington to
Louisville.
1926 y. m-Southeru Mail and Express, daily to all
points south, Southeast and Southwest via Dan
Vile and Charlotte with Pullman Sleeping Cars.
Washington to Charleston.
For all points on Manassas Division take 7:lO u. IN.
train daily, except sunday. For Warrenton
take I:10 Il, M ana $40 u. IN. trains, daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire ut Com
pnnys Office, COL Pennsylvania avenue, or at Union
Depot Office, Ol Pennsylvania avenue, is connected
with telephone system.
NJ. SLAUGHTER, n. MACDANIEL,
General Passenger Agent. Agent.
. SOL HAAS, Traffic Manager. sells
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A Positive Cure

FOR
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litS

GARDNER,--on Sunday morning, December 10,
1852, after severe Illness, ALEXANDER GARDNER,
in the 6lst yCnr of his age
The funeral will take place from his late residence
lli2 Virginia avenue southwest. on tuesday, DeCcm.
her ~ at 230 d. Ills friends aud the friends Of tho
family are respectfully invited to attend.
SMfrH.-On December o, issl, In Baltimore, Md
Mrs, JANE q. SMITH, in the 7ith year Of her age
Funeral from Baltimore and Ohio depot to-day nj
O'Clock p. m, Services and intcrmcnt nt Congress
sonal cemetery.
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AND OHIO RAILROAD
DOUBLE TRACKi JANNFY COUPLER
SIEEIl n AIISl

THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
- BETWEEN
THEEAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON
National Republican., 1882-12-11

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY. NOV. 10 ice,
A. NJ LEAVE WAsHINdToN. - 49,
'''Vo' |ungo' nTas SinGnnet and 81 Louis Fast ES-
PiVSS stopping Cars to Cincinnati st. Louis
,S. SoS RReIiIlm0TS Eileott City and Way Stations
GO Baliimorc Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
SStrsontst winchester Hagerstown, and
,-,,y =, Way, Via Relay)
$40 Point Of Rocks aud Way stations.
s'iV fIpiaIeipl!ia New York, and Boston Express,
$40 si9pnon and Valley Express, Connects for
hagerStown aud at Point of Rocks for Fred
1900 Baltimore, ,Iyattsyllle, and Laurel Express.
stops ~ Belssvlle, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
snps,, hnd Dorseys' On sundays stops at
1000 Baltimore Express stops at Hyattsvile and
tloi5 Pts6nrg. Chicago, Cincinnati. and st. Louis
Express Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LOUIS
vile, and Chicago.
i:io b9i,m'Iore, Elllcot City, Annapolis, and Way
iL25. ON sunday only for Baltimore and Way
t2:2o' baltimore Express.
t.:ti. Baltimore lsNnrcss.
t5;oo' Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York ES.
1880. Baltimore and Way stations. Winchester
Frederick Hagerstown, and Way via Re-
4:8o. Baltimore, Hyattsville, and Laurel Express
f,g' ftreuegricS' via Relay. Stops NJ Annapolis
ti:iO. Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
ti'l5, Point OF Rocks, Frederick, HagersTown, Win.
Pos q@S Roeks Wg ag S2SP WnS s%9S%yso
t5A5 BALTIMORE Express Alartnsburg and way,
Cos Point fyy ROCKS SAND and Way satons and LaureL)
tGOO. Baltimore and Way Stations.
$50. baltimore Express.
ts:il Pittsburg Cleveland, and Detroit Express
- Sleeping Cars to PitSbuTg
IV:iI Philadelphia, New York, and Boston Express
- Sleeping Cars to New. York.
Iv:o0. Chicago, Cincinnati, and 81. Louis Express
Sleeping Cars TO Cincinnati, ST. Louis aud
- Chicago.
1l:an baltimore and Way Stations
Sunday. 10y 0'
An trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
For further information apply at the Daltuoroand
Ohio Ticket Offices: Washington station, G0 and I3jl
pennsylvania avenue, corner of Fourteenth street
where orders VIII be taken for baggage to be checked
ana received at any point in the city. -
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master OF Transportation. Baltimore.
General PASSENGER cont paiirnnra