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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04
ALEXANDRIA AFFAIRS.

large number of ship carpenters arrived here
yesterday TO work on the new vessel being built at
the ship yard.
William Rushman, workman In the machine
shops of the Virginia Midland Railway depot, had
the end of OF his fingers cut oil by being caught
in some of the machinery at the shops yesterday
David Williams carpenter at the depot also had
one of his fingers badly cut
The coloTcd men of the city were much excited
yesterday over an assault by a policeman on one
of their race named William Johnson. The police
man was fined by Justice Nails $3.50. johnson
and his friends declared themselves not satisfied
with this judgment and proceeded to the court
house to lay the case before the grand jury,
The Cadet Corps Of St. Johns Academy paraded
the streets of the city yesterday ,>under command
of Major Potter, presenting neat, soldiery APP
pearance. This was the first appearance of Com
Gently purchased from New York st. Johns
Academy Cadet Corps Is one of the best equipped
military organizations In the State.
Judge Meade opened yesterday the second
quarterly term of the Corporation Court for Alex
andria. The following jurors were called. Grand
jury-A. D. WaTiied. Thomas Hay, $. J. Reed,
George Washington William D. Wood, Il. II. Lam
bert, John A. Field, John W. Green, G. T.. Price r.
S. Van Auken, Arch Flemmng George Johnston,
Thomas Perry, d. A. Windsor, George Wise, E. j.
Lloyd. Joseph BrOders, w. l.. Padgett, NJ II. jan
ney, w. i, Vincent, +. l.. Daingeiiield, T. Francis
d. II. Appich, and Peter WISE Petit jurors-J IL.
Mclean, John j. Jameson, James Cowling, George
r. Hill Silns Madella, n. H. COakey, George H. IIlll
James II. Beach, Joseph Hopkins, W. II. Whiting,
John DOnnelly, Amos j. Slaymakcr, NJ SCHUYLER,
Messrs. Mudella Whiting, and Chapman are coll
Ored.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04

choice do Is 7OGs %. Corn-Cash lots Js1ic higher
and strong options Smhc better subsequently lost
the advance and declined idiAc closing unsettled
and weak trade moderate; unRraGed s0Gsc. No. 2,
S20nS2 for new, S3l ds5C for old; white Southern,
0jc yellow do, SjMs7o; No 2 April. sl64slic; May,
10d0es2c Oats opened laGlc higher, aflerwatd be
Gle Coffee steady and fairly active; sales low Ordi.
nary RIO May, Sc Sugar higher and strong: demand
fair; sales pernamhuCO nc; fair to good refining
quoted at 5-lG97Isc; refined firm and In good in
quiry; yellow G. 7f6r7gSCi white extra c. s6Or SIC; vel
low do, S@s &C; yellow, 74d7bc; OH A. sAd0c; mould
a, 9tc; standard A. OSc; confectionery 4, 0Ac; cut
loaf i0sc; crushed, DC; powdered pfm l0c granu
lated, 0iGd9kc; cubes, Toe. Molasses steady and In
fair demand; Porto Rico, 10000; New orleans, 55d
75C English Islands, 4261l4c. Rice firm and fairly
active; sales 800 bags Rangoon NJ nc In bond Pork
held somewhat stronger moderate export business;
choice mess, s7 5Odli ~; April. t5 0o@l7 So.
Middles stronger and quiet; long clear, iOc; short
clear, 1OAl01sc; long and short clear, half and half
l0@c. Lard opened 7lsdi0c ner 100 pounds higher
subsequently weak and lost most Of the advance,
closing firm; active speculative business sales prime
steam spot Ell 5O April, si %; May, 81 45dil 81.
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ELECTIONS OF OFFICERS.

At the annual meeting of the stockholders of
the Corcoran Fire Insurance Company, held yes
terday, the following gentlemen were elected n
board for the ensuing year; John T. Lehman, A.
H. Herr, H. Clay Stewart Charles A. James, Ed
ward Droop j. ID. Clary, James J.. Barbour, George
"A. Mcllhenny, and Joseph r. Cassin.
THE TELEPHONE COMPANY.
The stockholders of the National Telephone
Company elected directors US follows: d. +. Cum
ming, John W. Thompson J. d. Edmunds, Henry
d. Cooke. jr., Henry A. Willard, Charles C. Glover,
and q. q. Hubbard. The reports showed that
there had been decided increase in the demands
for telephone service and that the affairs of the
company were upon sound and prosperous basis.
PHARMACY
The regular annual meeting OF the National
College Of Pharmacy was held yesterday at the
college rooms in Colonization building, corner OF
Pennsylvania avenue and Four and -a-hnlf street.
The reports of officers aud committees show the
college to be in lourishmg condition. After the
reports had been read officers were elected for the
ensuing year as follows: w. G. Duckctt, president
Charles Becker, first vice president; Karl Kull-
berg second vice president; J. II. Walton, secre-
tary, and John A. Milburn, treasurer; additional
trustees, Messrs. W. s. Thompson, @. g. c. simms
Il. b. Ferguson, J. d. O'Donnell, II. X. Helphen-
slime, and G. II. Noursc.
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BALTIMORE April a,-FlOur quiet and firm; How
ard street and Western superfne. % 5OI75; do extra
g. OtdO QO do family ~ 25697 25 city Mills sunerne
50 5Oa4 To- do extra Is OOD7 SO Rio brands OO67 2E
Baltimore high grade family, ts 90; do winter wheat
patent, q 70. WheRt-Southern steady Western lr-
regular closing hrmer Southern red, o. SjGl 49, do
amber q 1901 IS; No, Maryland 81 49, No, West
ern winter red, spot q 1901 3o April u 80 asked;
May, o. 3Oa6Di 3J5si June, q 3jA@ 36k July 81 1879
al 2O6. COTn-SOulhern higher Western higher and
strong, closing shade easier southern White, boc;
do yeO y, sl@s2c; Western mixed spot, s0,aasl,sc;
April sos dS2c, May, Slls0Sl14ci June Sla4G size;
August, SIC asked. Oats scarce and firm; southern,
55GuOci Western white, 6IGWc do mixed, 65@57G
Pennsylvania, 65HG0c. Hay hrnli prime to choice
Pennsylvania and Maryland, tl5 O0Uis co. Provisions
firm; mess pork, en- 759ls 5G bulk meAts-shOulders
Shc; clear-rib sides llsc hams, l30lssci lard re.
lined l2cs Butter quiet: Western packed A9i0ci roll,
% Na2c, Eggs rm nj lHnlAc. Coffee steady Rio car
goes, ordinary 70 fair. 9@lOc; sugar steady son,
eRc. Whisky steady at II 10, Heceipts-FlOur, 1858
barrels wheat $50 hushela corn, Bn0s bushels oAts,
l,1Ol bushels Shpments-W Wheat, 900 bushels corn,
$50 bushels.
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VIRGINIA NEWS.

The Lynchburg Foundry and Machine Company
Is nearly ready for operations.
George A. schmelz has purchased the Mallory
farm, near Hampton, for 1880.
Rev. George c. Crum, d. d., native of Frederick
County, died recently at Xenia Ohio.
II. G. Mauck has purchased the farm of w. II.
Brumback, in Page County, 236 acres, for Sl4 per
acre.
William Andre, of Scott County, has had wind
fall of 5000 through deceased relative In Ger
many.
Rev. NJ. f. Burch. of Lynchburg, has accepted q
call to St. Georges Episcopal Parish, Accomac
County.
Lieutenant Colonel Kirkwood otey of the Third
Regiment, Virginia Volunteers, has rendered his
resignation.
Joel G. Custer has sold six hundred acres of
mineral lnld in Craig County to +. G. Chapman &
Co. for 5000.
John Sharp, of Washington County, was in
stGntly killed last week by the accidental dis
charge of his gun.
Mr.. W. p. clyde is reported as having purchased
n water 'front.' near Norfolk, embracing thirty
eight acres of land.
The Rev George S. Gibbs, rector of st. Thomas
Church, Abingdon, has accepted a call to church
at Hot springs, Ark
james Robinson, an esteemed citizen of Stew
ardsville, Green County, committed suicide Sun
day by taking poison
The Third Virginia Regiment Colonel C. c. Wer-
tenbnker, will go into camp this summer, proba-
bly, at Montpelier the home of Madison.
Green peas are very promising throughout the
Virginia peninsula, more being planted than ever
known there before. Every one has a good stand
Hon James &. Blaine and Governor Cameron of
Virginia, have accepted invitations to attend the
fair of the Shenandoah Valley Agricultural So
ciety, ut Winchester in October next
The Clark County Courier says that the bee
keepers Of Virginia and Maryland will meet at the
court house. in Hagerstown, Md, on the Goth of
April for the purpose of organizing bee keepers
association. All interested in this husbandry are
invited to attend,
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MISCELLANEOUS.
DR.. Frazier's Root Bitters.

Frazlers Root Btten are not dram'shop
whisky beverage, but are strictly medicinal in
every sense, They act strongly upon the liver and
kidneys, keep the bowels open and regular, mako
the weak strong heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system Of every
lmpurity.
For Dizziness, Rush Of Blood to the Head tend
ing to Apopexy; Dyspepsia, Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimpes and Blotches, scrofulous Humors
and Sores, letter Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Eryslpelns, Sore Eyes, and foryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
denoc and to females in delicate health Fraziers
Root Bitters are especially recommended.
Dr. Frazier: 81 have used two bottles Of your
Root Blttors for Dyspepsia, Dizziness, Weakness,
md Kidney Disease, aud they did me more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the trst dose took began to mend, ana 1
Sn now In perfect health, and feel as well as ever
did. consider your medicine one ofthe greatest
o. blessings" MRS NJ MARTIN,
Cleveland, Ohio.
Sole by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & CO., Sole Projectors,
Tu&F G2 Vesey street, New York City.
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By Associated Press.
NEW York, April 3.-Money loaned during the day
between per cent per anDum and i-52 per diem in
addition to legal interest aud closed easy offered AZ
per cent Exchange was steady at 1851 ISGs for long
and Is9dC14s9A for short sight. Governments were
weak and iStGh per cent. lower Stnte bonds were
inactive, except for Tennessee old and mixed, which
lower. Railroad bonds were generally weak on
n moderate volnnc Of business. Tho transactions
aggregated $4,000 shares, including Delaware, Lacka-
wanna and Western, l22G; Denver and Rio Graude
7U,OOG Erie, lv,9H Kansas and Texas, 1850; Lake
gan Central, $40 Missouri Pncliic, 13,OD Northwest
ern, 400 New Jersey Genital lpSOO New York Cen
trail liYyG Northern Pacific 1890 Reading iO,iO ~.
Paul, lI4OE ~ Paul and Omaha il3O; Texas Pacific,
2I2Ge Union Pacific, 1880 Wabash Pacific, 1890
Western Union, 4D,7OG Eastern Tennessee, $500
RnphagIp and plltSnurn.
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some FAcrs Anour INSURANCE.
Annual Meeting or the Stockholders Orthe
CoIuutban Fire Insurnnee Conpany.


Columbia Fire Insurance Company.
In accordance with special notice, appearing
in THE REPUBmcAN, the first annual meeting Of
the stockholders Of the Columbia Fire Insurance
Company took place at the company's well.ap.
pointed office, in the Columbia Insurance build
ing, No. 1924 L street northwest, from twelve to
two, yesterday. The vote resulted IN the election
ftho following gentlemen large and well. known
property owners and foremost in business enter
priscs affecting the welfare of this city as trustees
for the ensuing year John A. Baker, Thongs j.
Fisher, Robert /. Fleming, William NJ Gait, c. G.
Glover, f.. y. Mcclure, d. u. Warner g.. IL. D.
White, and II. A, Willard. Tho inspectors Of cleo
ton were Commodore John Lee Davis, u. 5. N,
and Mr.. Thomas RUSSELL THE REPUBLICAN re-
porter across one of the trustees and began to
ply this gentleman with questions, thus wise:
Your annual report shows an unprecedented
run of business Tor the first year Howisit that one
company--the Citizen's-which started about the
same time with the Columbia has been COM
PEELED to wind up its affairs, while your company
has a larger number of policies for the first year
than even the most sauguine anticipated, and q
constantly increasing businessY
"well, tbs secret OF the matter is just this We
don't allow any drOnes IN our company. Each
trustee each officer and every stakeholder Is
working member Of the company. Every one who
Is connected with the company Is expected to take
an active interest in Is success, and we don't want
any one TO buy stock who can't turn In large
number of policies This is the time appointed
for the annual meeting, but we have actually only
been IN operation ten months"
CompaniesY
yes sir; but we do not merely for The sake Of
getting policies cut under the rates established by
first class home companies, nor underbld the
same"
Dont you opprehcnd decrease in business on
account ofthe great cOmpetition2
No sir: the secretary Of an older established
company prophesied that We would wind up our
ailnirs I'm six months and that with the low rates
existing in Washington we could not succeed.
Another secretary said we would do well If we
wrote $50 policies the first year, but in ten months
we have written over six hundred, our report
shows you that, though there are about seventy
foreign mronies represented here, and dozen
local companies competition has not killed us
yet and we fear nothing of the kind. We cannot
publish flaming advertisement which sets forth
being established in 1880 or 1910, but we have been
established long enough to show that we mean
business, and the gentlemen who are connected
with our home enterprise are n guarantee that in
case ofloSs there will lie speedy adjustment and
prompt payment"
The scribe left feeling thoroughly convinced
that he could Conscicutiousy recommend to those
desiring TO affect insurance this safe and reliable
homo
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POLICE COURT NOTES.

Charles Gaskell went to jail for fifteen days for
profanity
Samuel sheckles, a professional beggar, was sent
to the woTkhouse for ninety days
Edward Johnson, colored, was sent TO jail for
sixty days for attempting TO pick ady's pocket in
Lnnsburgh's store,
Nettie Higgins aud Sarah Briscoe, two pugllstic
cOlored dumsels, had fight which resulted in
Sarah being fined So.
Vincent Handy was sentenced, on two charges
os profanity aud nssaulling OniCer FaTquhHT,
TO thirty days In dei0ultofsl0,
Major Adams was fined S. for obstructing the
alley in the rear Of tue old convent, ut Tenth and
streets northwest, with building material, ana
noted an appeal.
Henry Williams violated the law against carry
ing concealed weapons by secreting u huge knife
in his clothing and received the usual sentence OF
sixty days in jail.
Patrick Moore and George Holmes were charged
with keeping their bar rooms open on Sunday, but
when the cases were tried the personal recOgni-
zdnce of each was accepted.
William Williams, who some time ago was a
pracliclug physician IN this city, was up ON u
charge ofhabiual drunkenness, and was sent Ia
the workhouse for ninety days in default Of bonds
Among the Migrants committed 10 the work.
house were Spider Brown, who was awarded
ninety days; Stephen r, Teaser, who got thirty
and William Koarney and William Williams, who
received ninety days each
Thomas langley was charged with seriously as
slultng William sotheTn. The prosecuting at
tnrney stated that he had q certificate from the
physician stating that the injured man was unable
u appear At court. The hearing was suspended
until uext Thursday and the defendant required
n give $500 bonds for hisappeannoe.
Joseph Addison oolored piokpockot, was sent
10 the Government iarm for three months. Mary
t. Grover testified to having her pocketbook stolei
from her pocket at Lansburgh's store Saturday
which contained II hye-dOllar coin ana nYe'dol
lar bill. A policeman testified TO nrresting the
prisoner and finding the money on his person.
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nnItImorc Cattle Market.

BALTIMORE. April a-Bcof cattle-Markot slow
tops shade of, quality considered other grades 80
&c lower very best, 56t5isc; first quality 6a@G'ic;
medium, AN@5yfc; ordinary. 2Sm3'tc; most of the
sales were from 90 &c; receipts l2l head ,aies So
ceipts 500 head; quoted at sUgAc The receipts of
sheep and lambs were 2,ji7 head quoted-sheepi $40
- ....I.- MN
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WEST PHILADELPHIA, April 3-Cottle-Markct nc
tive sales, 24OO head prime rsm77sci good, 40
5isc; medium. 6&@7c; common, 6A@GgG fat cows
irt6C Sheep Market active sales 1000 head' PRIME
7i,a7itci good 6isCtTc: medium, 5atMG'sc; common
5d5tc. Lambs o. gMsc. Calves, G@gc. HOgs-Mar-
KIT uctivc sales 800 head good, loGOAC; common,
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REAL ESTATE,
Tho Official TrnmsnctIons rs Recorded
Ypsfprlny,


Mr.. ]. f. olmstead presents the following transac-
tions In real estate in the District yesterday,
ported TO him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
on Vermont avenue, corner Of l. street north, sub
lot (2.11 feet by dcpth), square 2li, NOrVu w, Bur
Chell to william Winthrop, SlS,JOl,
ON Thirteenth street west between Maryland
avenue and street SOUTH sublOt ~ 6 feet "a inches
by depth) square 2S Ivory q. Kimball, trustee, to
Aaron Il. Grush, $3.50.
ON g street north between Seventeenth and Eigh-
tecnth streets west, lots 3, and l6l feet inches by
1906 feet ~ inches, square l13, Helen NJ Shrivcr ct al
to John 4. Lehman, $500.
on Eleventh street west, between 4 and u streets
north sublots q and ~ (2J by 10 fect square n VIII
lam Il. Todd, trustee, to George d. Todd $3.50.
ON Psreet north, between New Jersey avenue and
Filth street west sublO 10 90 feet Inches by 10 tcsD
square $40, George H. LII Fetra to Susan a. Magruder
S3,lO0.
ON n street north, near corner of Fourth street
west, part of lot Q5 by 100 feet, square 5l2,
Louis Brodhay to Charles Herman S2,OOL
same property Ms above described, Charles Herman
TO Augusta BrOdhay, 5000.
COUNTY.
Charles S. Drury to Nathan w Fitzgerald part Of
lolmcad RaceCOursc, Mount Pleasant, $500.
PcrInIt' No Substitution.
Insist upon obtaining FlOrcston Cologne. 10 is
pre-emlnently superior in pcrmnnenco aud rich
delicacy of fragrance.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-04-04

Faded or gray hair gradually RECEIVERS its youth
full color and ltistrc by the use OF Pnrker'S Hair
Balsam an elegant dressing admired for its purity
and rich perfume
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MCDONALD.-On April 3. 1852, at o o'clock a. M,
RoBEHT DOMINIC, son of Robert ana Della MCDon-
aid, aged years months and 20 days.
The funeral will he private, from his parents resi-
dcnco, ll20 seventh street northwest
PARKER.-April 3, lo'2, Of heart disease, f. + 4.
PARKER In the ild year of his age
Funeral viii take place ut his late residence, No
go s street northwest, ON Wednesday, the 9th In
slant, nj . o'clock p, m. Relatives and friends are
respectfully invited 10 attend. 80
SrOwELL-April ., lS52 at Childrens Hospital,
this city, MARY AGSEs, daughter of N. Agnes and
the late stephen Congcr StONel, aged years and 5
months. -
Funeral Wednesday, 9th instant, $3.50 y. M, 2013
Ninth street northwest 4
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ALEXANDRIA, April 2-The market opened steady
and firm. Flour is without change. wheat In light
receipt and sales are made at quotations Corn
aud higher sold to-day as high rs pOc for whit Bgl
little produce offered to-day, which was sold
readily ut quotations. other articles unchanged.
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Yesterdays Chicago grain and. provision market,
nlrnished by Cooke d Co, pn. ave. and Eteenlhsti
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DISTRICT COURTS.

CoRNs cause more suffering than neuralgia
German Corn Remover easily cures them. 2jc
nrupgete
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IN EFFECT JANUARY -. lSS-
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON, from Station
corner sixth aud streets, as follows:
For Pittshurg aud the West Chicago Limited Express
OF Pullman Hotel and sleeping Cars, ut sd H. m,
nom Harrisburg to Cincinnati. Western Express
800 r. IN. daily, with Palace Cars to plttsburg and
Cincinnati; Mail Express, $50 y. M daily for Pitts
BkLTiM0RE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Canandaigua, Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara, 80
r. ~ daily, except saturday with Palace Cars 10
For WilIiamsport, Lock Haven, and Elmira, at eJ)
a. m. daily except sunday
For New York ana the East 5;OOa. M, 1920 a. m, l:@
u. IN. Limited Express of Pullman parlOr Cars.
800 a. m, daily except SUNDAY.
at Jersey City with boats OF Brooklyn Nnnex,
atlOrding direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double terrage across New York city. 49,
and lO;20 D. M; on sunday. 1850 $40, poo, and lO9
p NJ Limited Express O;O II. NJ. daily, except
FoT baltimore $40. 500, 800 1880 M. ana l9O tn
40 5iJ. 1870 05l and 1910 p on sunday, 3Ol
O:90 u. M. l;3O, $40, $50 $50, and 1870 y. m.
For Popes Creek Line, $40 " M ana EiO D. m. daily
For Annapolis $40 a. and 40 p. daily, cxccpt
sunday . -
WAY AND ALEXANDRIA AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD
For Alexandria, $50 100 go, HOO and l25 u. M
42) 500, G:9O 500, and 1880 D. M: on sunday, at 60
O.gO llUU, and HES a. m, and 500 y. M -,
For RiChmOnd aud the South, $50 and 1925 n. m daily
and 500 p m, daily, except SUNDAY. ia, ,,-
Trains leave Alexandria for washington, 900, hOb
s:j] and 1000 ~ m 2:lO 400, 800 200 and G2O m
and 1900 midnight ON sunday ut s:Ol Soj ana lOO)
a M, 100 aud no y. M ,,,
Tickets and information NJ the Oulce hOTthca1
corner Of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania ave-
nue. and at the station where orders can be lell hr
tho checking of baggage to destination nom hotels
anu '''''' j. IL WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSu.tG General Manager
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LONDON. April 3,-Consols, lOl 7-lG Tor money and
iOlsS for account. Atlantic and Great Western iirsts
4ggS; Erie assi New York Central, 36; Illinois Cen
trail no; Pennsylvania Central, 65is ontario and
Western, %: Reading 3l7r; Milwaukee and st. Paul
common, ~ The amount of bullion gone Into the
Bank of England on balance to-day Is $4,000.
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TO THE SOUTH AM SOUTHWEST
DOUBLE TRACK JANNEY COUPLER
sIEEI. nAII.Sl
schedule to take effect MONDAY, JANUARY >,

A. NJ. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
sleeping cars To- Ctncinnati,St Louis, aud Chicago
5Ol-BRltmOre, Ellcott Guy, and Way stations
G.j1-BaltimOtc, Annapolis, and Way. piedmont
SlrHburg, Winchester Hagorsiown, and Way
t7:b-BRltiInOre Express
si0roint Of Rocks and Way Stations.
Gli-Philadclphia, New York, and Boston Express
Parlor cars to New York
$40 stanton and Valley Express, Connects for
tg;OO-BpltimOrc, Iiyattsvc. aud Laurel Express
stops ut Rcltsville, Annapolis Junction, JeSsup'A
AMI DotSeys on sunday stops at all stations
iCo0-linltimore Express. stops ut liyattsvlle and
tlO;iO-Pitsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati, and ST. Gouis
=, =, Express Parlor aud sleeping cars
l2io- Baltimore Elllcott City, Annapolis, and Way
stations,
;l;s,-On sunday only for baltimore and Way.
t4lb-BaltimOru Express
tS;Oo- BALTIMORE Philadelphia, aud New York EK.
Frederick, Hngorstown, and Way, via Relay.)
i:Al.BnlumOrc, Uyatsville and Laurel Express.
qIrederlck via Relay. stops ut Annapolis
til0~ BalUmore Annapolis, and Way stations.
tEb-Point of ltocks, Frederick, liagcrstown Win.
chester, and Way stations. tOn sunday To Point
of Rocks and Way stations onlyl
tGtj-BaltmorG Express (NGartlnsburg and Way
G0i--Point of Rocks and Way stations
t7DO-Ba,timore aud Way stations.
tEi0- baltimore, Hyattsvile, and Laurel Express
t&l0IPitlsburg Cleveland, and Detroit Express
Philadelphia New York ana Boston Express
Sleeping cars TO New York. stops at Hyatts-
. vile ANA Laurel.
t9i7-Chlcaso, Cincinnati, aud st. Louis Express
tDuily. tSunday only. other trains daily except
sunday.
For further Information apply at the Baltimore
aud Ohio Ticket Onces-WnshlngtpH station, Bio and
where orders will be taken orhagcage TO be checked
and received ut any point In TIA" city.
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New York General Market.
New York, April 3-Flour-Southern quiet and
steady; common 10 fair extra, % 2O96 Go; good TO
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HNNkETS l.NVIIANNF.
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