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Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
A Appropriation Bill Completed
Nominations.

Nominations.
WASHINGTON, May 18th. THE Legis-
lative Executive and Judicial Appropri-
alton bill is completed and will be re-
ported to the house within few days.
Nominations: VIM. A. Maury, Dis
trict of Columbia, Assistant Attorney
General of the United States; VIM. NJ.
Redpath, of Indiana, agent for the In
dians of Yankton Agency, Dakota.
Money and stocks.
NEW YORK, May l5.-Silver bars,
|. l4a; money, 2@3; Governments strong,
generally; stocks dull, weak; Western
Union, S45; quicksilver, 10; Pacific, 43;
Mariposa, 2, Wells, Fargo & Co., l.27;
New York Central, l.27l; Erie, SO;
Panama, 2.05; Denver and Rio Grande,
6ls; Union Pacific, l.l3I; bonds, l.l75;
Centarl Pacific, 80; bonds, l.l7s ;Sutro, :.
Marine Disasters.
ST. JOHNS, N. F., May l5.-The
schooner Trial and all on board We're lost
in Placentia Bay An unknown schooner
and crew foundered in Fortune Bay.
TelIer's Policy Blaine
on the Vyarpath.
CHICAGO, May l5th.-The Journals
Washington special says: Mr.. Teller's
course relating to the Indians is meeting
with general approval, and it is believed
life in the Indian country will be rem
dered more nearly safe under his course
than ever before.
1t is said that Blaine is supporting
Senator Mitchell in his revolt against
the stalwarts in Pennsylvania and that
he will also be heard from in the can
vass in Ohio, New York, and many other
States, making things lively for the stall
warts generally.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
Notice to Owners of Dogs.

City license on dogs for the year 1882 is now
due. All dogs and sluts running at large without
the proper tags will be taken up and impounded
on and after June the list, 1882.
II. KING,
Chief Of Police.
Los Angeles, May 11th. A. D. 1882. ml2td
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
EASTERN.
A Texas Marshal Arrested.

WAshINGToN, May l5.-U. S. Mar
shall Russell, for the Western District OF
Texas, was arrested here to-day for pre-
senting fraudulent expense accounts in
connection with the transportation of
nrisnnerS
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
More Chinese Small POx.

SAN Francisco, May l5th.-Twenty-
six additioeal cases of small pox are re-
ported on the steamer "Altenower, be-
sides the 10 already mentioned. This
makes SO new cases to-day, and 46 cases
in all
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
LAST NIGHTS NEWS
Especial to the HERALD by the Western
Union Telegraph Company.
PACIFIC COAST.
Passengers south and East.


FRESNO, Cal, May l5.-The follow
ing is the list of passengers for the
South and East ON the train which
passed this place at five o'clock P. NJ:
V Smith and wife, Tucson; ID Ander-
son, Mrs G S Rowell, Mrs + w Little
field, Frank Sullivan and wife, G S
Bush, T Butler, A Jassup, H Cordoba,
H l. Carpenter, Chas Cuberths, B
Waller, San Francisco; J l. Holland,
Nevada, Cal; Mrs Chas King and son,
Calair, Me; | r Dunkelberger, wife and
two children, Los Angeles; R w Luttry,
Martin Hermelink, James Moore, Geo
McCreery, Chas Jorgeson, ] A jackson,
Oakland; + l. Nav, G Nav, 4 Brandt,
Lathrop; A w Tone, Waverly, La; + H
Hill, Boston; d G Bridges, Indiana;
Rev F NJ Featherstun, San Jose; Miss
Mary Tanner, Seattle.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
TelIer's Policy ApprOved-3Iai
on the KEarpatii.
Stock Report.

SAN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
CHEAPER THAN EVER BEFORE SOLD HERE

Hair Work Of all kinds-wigs, Portraits, jew
elry, etc.-made up at moderate prices.
Room At, No. A MAIN ST. opposite
Cosmopolitan Hotel. ml3-lm
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
Has Passed the senate.

WASHINGTON, May l5th.-The Senate
has passed the bill to enable California
to take lands in lieu of the 10th and Seth
sections found to be mineral lands.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
Smallpox Among Chinese.

SAN Francisco, May l5.-Ten more
cases of small pox were discovered to-
day among the Chinese on the steamer
Altenower.
Daily Los Angeles herald., 1882-05-16
HAIR GOODS!
MISSES JERABEcH & scHLEY

Announce to the ladies of Los Angeles that they
have just arrived from San Francisco with
large stock of Hair Goods of every
description, which they offer
National Republican., 1882-11-27
Columbia Rnnt Ciuh Enir.

the attendance at the Columbia Boat Club Fair
Saturday night, fully equal to that of any pre-
vious night showing that the Fair on the hill
drew none of the patrons away. The voting ut
the close stood follows: Single she'll. ]. Col
lins, 164; James X. Lake. 1927 W. G. Mckinney, l.
Pase- ball badger. Barr, 10l; c. H. Kalbfus, 10;
c. Snyder, o; White, 3; Bielaski, /. Lady's lace
pin-Miss Burnside, 1888; Miss shaber, &C; Miss
Frye, 40; Miss Metals, "a; Mrs s. W, Stinemetz,
l6O. Gold shoulder straps-Lieut. Fitzgerald,
49, Capt. Miller, 4; Lieut.. Oyster, 2,
Full-dress club uniform-Livingstone l40
Parker, 1l0. Sconces-Mrs. Gibson, -; Mrs.
Ficklin, 27; Mrs Joyce, 49, Suit of clothes
Bacon, Ga; White, Ca Burnside cup-Coon: 1l
Paret, II. Silver tea set--Mrs Kintner, 60; Mrs
wheatey, 0. Gold-headed cane-Rodier, 81; Gro
shon, 40; Donaldson, l6. Diamond scarf. pin -
Harry Towers, % Thompson, Is Briggs, 49, Glib
son, o; Parkes. o.; Davis, 9 Newspaper mans
declt-Kauliman, 1885, Kimball, 1856; Doyle, 645.
Boys Bicycle-Edson,, 20; .stiuemetz, GO; Scott, s.;
Gordon, T. Baby's cradle-Burgess, lS2; Robinson,
l73; Mackall, l56; Fieklin, 125; Higgins, 10l
Douglas, 43; Allison, 8; Writings. Expressman's
gold watch-Howard, 18J; Healy, 130: Graham,
25. Tonight the Washington Light Infantry will
attend in full force, and rich harvest is looked
for by the fair keepers of the various booths.
National Republican., 1882-11-27

The canal boats Caledonia and Samuel Jarooe
brought on Saturday last to J. G, q J. M waters
A so bushels of wheat and 4GO bushels oi corn.
Fonr thousand eight hundred and fifty bushels
of wheat sold on Saturday at from sl.OS TO si'OSA
per busbel ,,, ~. ola m
She schooner Lemuel Hall Trip sailed on Sat-
,,,hav Tor Providence with 100 tons of coal,
ISoout 1880 D. m. Sunday onicer Jones io9nd IN
yaryand's woods on Woodley lane, the BODY OF a
naw'hnrn white male child, which ne prougnt 70
tha ststion. and, the coroner being nouhe9
sie,vsd inc body and gave certiicate OF death
rorr criminal neglect The remains were lurheo
n,Ser ~ the health officer for burial. -,
| oNsh oNhovt I.l5 n. N. Sunday John Curry, white,
obnyt 40 wears Of age, fell in fit on Ihirty ms
| StTesi near the canal. He was carried 70 tn' t
| hnUss of Mr, Robert Johnson, near py, anu ~
,s"ded by Dr. Suter. after which ne was uihen * nv y
his home on Twenty-third street, between Il ah'
| / northwest .ztL.nv cburcb nreAchei
nowerful sermon against the skepllelsin % vi ~ t,s
day To large audience at 81, Johh's Chulou jos
teIday afternoon. os ,t,a ,vaathe
! the Attendance at the meeting OF the women, y,
Evanaellcal Temperance Association suhdhy ~
ternoon was quite we'll attended, and the serVio'
were very interesting,
National Republican., 1882-11-27
TTTI7D

FINCu.-on Friday evening November2i' MfRoS
FINCH. - ,,. ,,, ras;raucn opo Ninth street
,hrth,yest on Monday, at 3SO p. N. frienus anu
relatives are re 'pectully invited 10 @t'eAu'
iBaitimore paiers please copy'l ,..,--,
COX.-Novcmber 25, 1882, Dr. CHhisrorhE"
CHRlsIlAS Iii NJ HiS nte residence, No 72S Twen-
,,a,h s,ret northwest, at M, Monday, November
81 Interment at Eastun MI. a
Il Baltimore papers please copy'l -,
HOOPER,. Nov vemOer 20 az hye minutes past
70 az M, after long aud painful Illness wh,eh se
a0d oniv daughter Of Mrs. X s. Hooper, aged ID
Years month, and Y dhNs d. h,o,so,,
Emil of sweetness and OF love,
mt the angels came and pl1ckedu
| For the beauteOus realms ABOVE
| little Millie was my darling
pride of all the hearts 1T home,
| M, he breCzes floating lightly,
Whispered, Angel Mile, come;
Funeral on Tuesday 18th instant ~ nen y. h nnr,
| the residence ol III, tnyi,ad -
Vest Friends of the family lhVlled,
National Republican., 1882-11-27
REAL ESTATE.
The OnicinI TrnusactIons as Recorded
Saturday.


Mr.. J. +. olmstead presents tho following trans
actions in real estate In tho District reported to
him by the Recorder Of Deeds:
On street north, between Seventeenth and
Eighteenth streets west, lot 8S square l52 lS feet
front by G feet 6 inches), William NJ. Hodges to
John Malone, 81 ,s00
On Jefferson Place, between Eighteenth and
Nineteenth streets west, sublot 49, square lS9 20
feet front by LOG feet, George L. Lemon TO Mary H.
s. Wilson, 5000.
On j street south, between Ninth and Tenth
streets west east feet IL inches by depth OF
square 3S3, Si2S3S; also, iu same square the west
IL inches front on street by depth of lot 90 $780,
Ahram f. Barker to Stephen Brown.
on street north go feet by 10 feet on Eleventh
street wesD, lot square 800, 9. Adele Simonds to
Hannah ]. Mathewson, nominal.
on q street north. between Sixth and Sew
enth streets west, sublot l13, square AS az feet
front by % feet, Hermanus G. Thyson to Warwick
Evans, s1.50O.
On Fourteenth street east (75 feet by 20 feet on
Maryland ayenue), part oflot1, square 1920 Alice
l.. Wyckoff trustee, TO Edward Deviny, S266.l3.
South Grounds Of Columbian University, lot %,
Columbian University to Charles f. Williams,
Sgl05O
National Republican., 1882-11-27
At lhn Whnrxea

Earbolmaster sutton has reported the following
recent arrivals at the river front: Pungy Charley.
Captain Herbert, 450 bushels oysters Tor market
pungy Rowing Arrow. Captain Dickson, $50 BUSH
els oysters; pungy Chief Captain Swami, 200 BUSH
els oysters pungy Coleman, Captain Russell. 500
mons, $50 bushels oysters; pungy Matte Maud,
SaG!aa Kelly 200 S0nsy SSsMSes May 9EE rcaph 'GSs5
Dounseis oysters; pungy Virginia, Captain DAVIS
aV aoo bushels oysters pungy Thomas Jefferson, Dap'
tain EoLer,s, 500 bushes oys ers; puhgy .iiiu"N'
Captain Crier $50 bushels oysters.
National Republican., 1882-11-27
- STOLEN Property.

The arrest and trial OF Howard hoiia,'u' "nien
,ros cot forth in THE REPUBLICAN me days since,
,od IN the arrest Saturday of Michael Doyle for
theft aud the search of the grocery store a"d
watchmoking establishment of Joseph Harbour,
No 7i2 second street northwest Were % hr iSfss MSs
ios,d for receiving stolen goods, and released
ON bail by Judge SHELL The pTopeSy was sta taken EN-
to poiicc headquarters, where it Will be heio LOT
Identification.
National Republican., 1882-11-27
PROPOSALS.
TEpARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

~ UAsuIsaToa, d. G., November ~, 1887;
srATED PROPOSALS Will be received at lne
psparrent OF the Intrior until noon OF the ieh asX
~ ypa,smher sS2 for the following Work AZ
UaiSrials REQUIRED atthe governnent feserVatiohh ~
Uot SprinRs Garland County, Ark. 1900, ,,,t,
For excaVatipg about nine tnOushho Nv'VOV SupiN
Yards Of material . - :, A. -. 81. rro, s,,,r,roa
For building wall upon both slides oi iot Sps'iuR iR
cubic yards of granite masonry. .s ., mo, ,,,to
For LAYING about nineteen hunureu l'SVD cu"N
yards OF concrete. -. as, Az, t,,,araa and
Aix 500) feet Of vtTihed eAfthernWhre seWer-ppe
| twelve (iD inches In diameter, 4, d, 49,, -. ~ IL
Por laying about twelve hundred 20o) feet OF SIX
'opp 'oppiaSs seechaStous and instructions for bidders
may be o6Iaiued upon application 70 inc Department
| OF the Interior. xr NJ ryrI nm s,,cretarv
pols2O.z74+27.2o-dec2+eS
National Republican., 1882-11-27
s,, .o,,n., a railroad Company.

George A. Viehmeyer, by his next friend Jonn
H, Vehmeyer, has filed suit against tne bsiu- sdo
more and Ohio Railroad Company claiming w.
600 damages The plaintiff sets forth ~ nm ms eeS
an's servants he was on the l7th OF last octoper,
X by freight train while ,hS e,oisad he Sad
street, and suffered sueh inluTes % R,"eiov is the
National Republican., 1882-11-27
simmons Liver Regulator

iosimnle and harmless and yet mas PIOygn Isl
II sovereign remedy for dyspepsia, cosuVeIhess I,aS
sck headache, bilious collie sour stomach, Hiot
Th9a. biiousness, and other ike evils oi d uis0f
Genuine prepared only by J. Fl. 2eilin * Co.
National Republican., 1882-11-27
s.,,rdnJ,. police Court Notes.

lanes Tailor (colored) was charged with peins
n susncious character, but was released.
LANES Davis was fined IS for cruelty TO q md.e'
william queen, a colored boy, was fined VI ior
failing 10 answer summons. .,,, =, a
lanes Douglass agreed to let ms dog Whlch hau
nj a little oifi on the arm, be killed,
Annie Wilson was charged with assault but 'ne
case was dismissed.
National Republican., 1882-11-27

Nm p,rpcv,s "Golden Medical Discovery !" has
bacome So thoroughly established in public i9yGr
that We're for Inc forgeqlness Of people to is
,ar ~ cure consumption, which is scroiula OK
Inc lungs and other blood diseases as ernpnopis'
hIotches pimples, ulcers, and liver Complaint
National Republican., 1882-11-27
THE INDEPENDENT.

nup I,nrpl,spENr needs only to be better known
IN add 10 its already large list OF riends IL nus Oeeh
nublishel for thirIy-tive years, ana mas acqureu
worldwide reputation US tne De''
rary newspaper. .,, IA.
THp IspFpENpESr is not denominational. It's
creed and field are broader than any sect As u |
Oh rfstian journal, its aim Is 10 strengthen anu
vanpeIical religion and to defend IL against he ~
-, or Naterinlism, Atheism, and unbelief IL Ii
too to npproye or crticise in any OF the dehomih-
Ito ms Whatever 1t believes is designed 10 ao'ce VI
hinder the progress of the Gospel oil CHRIST,
In cIyil and political affairs THE lNpErENpESI
,,I contend Tor sound ideas and principles uiousht
orainst slavery and the iniquitous system OF tne
oneida Community. II Is now hsh'lhg hsuus. uoi-
monism 1t believes In the reform Oh lhe avn se U
| and tariff In the purihcation OF pohtics anu IN
| ,oner nostage and will maintain those principles
which tho highest ethics and best Intelligence require
| ~. I~nEpFNpEsr is designed to suit all tastes
and wants. We provide weekly STORIES ny % lhe oes. S
| ,agazne writers, poems by the leading poets Vi
| A"Ioa md england 1--WE first published In America
rennysons last poem), and Tor others, VINO iooN e9
acaily for instruction, whetherln rengous' hteIiS
SnnatIonal philosophical or scientific ar'cies' We
Snrn,sh what no other periodical does or can we
| M we prces TO obtain the most eminent WRITER'S.
pado the editorials, there are twenty-five uisunv'
dnortments editei ~ twenty-five specialists "hleh
include Biblical Research sanitary ~" 'star,a,
D nInsIc SCIENCE Pebbles, Personalities, nihs'efia
I1H,s,ar HYMN Notes, School and College, LlTef.'
,nrs ReiIgious Intelligence Missions, Sunday-school
,SasSs of the Week, Finance, Commerce. insurance
| atnrias Puzzles, belecNiOiSt "hN -
pn9es ia all. ,,,,... ,..u,, c,oo,,,. oo,onro,o,
| po,,on Monday Lectures, which viii begin In Janu
s's M Cook has Just returned from two years
70 tin round the world, and his lectures 'hiS winte
rs v.,il attract greater attention than ever
Our New Terms for 1858.
Is ooa v,,h.criptIon one year
" ne 2e months SI.0Oi for months-
% nSs snbscription two years -
one sIbscrptfon ave
bess reduced prices ~ per annun In clubs OF nv
,noreI are very much Iolper than any OF the stan
ara religious weeklieS.
In .TRIAL TRIP,"
a Tn order that one may read few consecutive nur
to hrs NJ TuE INDEPENDENT, and thus learn us Vau
d, ~ Sar months subscription as Trial Trip
VA Va aocsnts which can be remltted by postage samI
'o panent of s27O in addition will secure the baiAn
10, | of o years subscription -. -. 49,, had
he for yourself. Address
e THE INDEPENDENT,
ed nO27deis aOI BrOAaw~y. New York
lhe
es-
Ter,
National Republican., 1882-11-27
MEDICAL.
N0ING MEN.

Ifyou have failed TO receive pIopeL aint Nervous m
cases e1t o. TIYnnoteney Premature Decay weakness,
DSnaSysia Nervous Excitabllity, &c-' send TWO
stamps iio, iot w oTAWS or LIFE AND HEALTH"
=. m ..,cl and Surgical institute
iI7 Essl Fifteenth street, New sTk. Ja'-p
-.,,,,I, CITRE FOR MALARIA, CAnSIlNA
SSoMMGnIJH ToNIC--Suro cure Tor Dyspepsia IN IA.
S stages also for Coughs Colds Bronesitsd %
anu a., "a tbat s beneficial in MalariAl climates inns
LeineI i n eInyysperalion of BALSAM OF TQLU, HOOK
SH ~ me above Diseases the basis being the purest
Rcs and Rye wheS haries M Ell sns xery gsaeers
i q per quart bottle Thetrade supplied at liberal
discount pnnniIo2XrR pX a HAMILTON and FRANK HUME,
wbosssie srocerS, sole agents for thls CITY sns
niIci,of Co, Now YORK ana Charlestoh' ~ n,
rnnsnufacturers and propriotorA s1-- 10y
National Republican., 1882-11-27


Cough Sirup at the small outlay of % cents, cure
your Cough and live on happily hspgily. y....y..
last night was the first time in many years that
the people of this city have had an opportunity OF
hearing the Marine Band in concert, and notwith-
standing the inclement weather moderately
large audience assembled at the National Ihea'er
IN nartake of the musical treat offered Inc su-
periorty of this band over all other similar orgah
izat,ous for parade purposes has long been CON
oaaod Int IL remained for such performance as
mat given last night to establish WHAT ns
friends have claimed for It, VIZ: that ltrsi IN sus
able hall, where the nicenes ,,n oi pond Sonid
cnmnnTe fayorably with any orchestra tnat nus
Seen before the public. The programme was care si
fully selected with regaya 70 b ,ne plnebre ain Mem
oisn, of President Garfield, Sousa fantasia 4,
engrin," Wagner; song. Tue AngeIs seIenuv' ha Nr
Brsga, MisS SSenberd. caprice, "swedish Wedding
March" Sodermann; cornet solo, lntiamma- ma,
tus" Rossini MT william sasseF G6dTey aria,
..peha,t toi cue Jaime" Meyerbeer, Miss Eta
Maddox; melange, The Land Of an tne Msson sGoas
Godfrey; hymn. of ahe Marine Band was above
criticism, the ease and rapidly with Whivn sh,
executed the most intricate passages was ant
deiicacy Of shading brought out the most eitnh n,
sisstio applause The Swedish Wedding MafSn
deseryedly eneored IN feSp0ss M!s Eta nSddo
made her first public appearance in this city. S
has a very sympathetic mezzo soprano sSe SeiUS ~
oeved emphssdC SDS TesPonaln am
with Angels Ever Bright prHiessa,s Sas p@ jaeger
coTSst performSnces are well known here, but q
none he less appreciated on that account oud
!. ptiI,ans p5nmsa to which he responded with "sWe
sPpprit Hear My Prayer" MIS-. kuebal hiled \
1t thankless rele of accompanyist very s II
" Professor Sousa is to be congratuaeu nitv wi
ID affSrt 10 give first class concert IN thls ciiy W,
local material and IT is to be hoped snas sae se sT
cess of this one VIII inaufe Sdn i t t an early da
There is no doubt that, should they be underiasS a
they would meet with favor from iatge Stuis rtis
re czens who have the culture 10 aPpieoi"'' ~
g instrumental music.
National Republican., 1882-11-27
Norfolk and New York Steamers

THE STEAMER LADY OF THE LAKE
,u lenye her wharf foot OF sixth s'reet GVSty 'o,'
VIII M ' Wednesdny, and Friday, at nrloSS p, n,
day, ,,Ms aI Pinty point Point lookout and Fortress
MonrSee,C TING AT NORFOLK WITH WITH TIE boS
CoN tTtS And PROVIDENCE sIlSAM MhiSi5S, Ell; e, N
,,, ntss t,re to Fortress Monroe ana SriolH.Si 20
rlst 'iasstrre 10 FOrtrc Monl oe ana no iok ~ ~
~ fare 10 Piney Point and Point LooSou 9g
netmrnImg, leaves Norfolk Tuesdays. lhotsu"'S
and ssturtGGaa}Srs AZ SGW SSGW YORK STEAMERS, -,
John GiBs6S and j. G KNiGm. 6ih aS iSaSe IeF M A.
East iSlNel, ,,vm every Thursday ut o. m For par
uas apply AGENT @ WHsr @ srssE secSFSd at
a m ii Eifteenth street, in Nat; Met bahK n
O. ticket oliice 1851 Pa aye Sti M4TS W TAR
hon -
National Republican., 1882-11-27
CHEsAPEAKE AND ONO RAILWAY.
THE NEW TRUNK LINE
RALrIMoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
DOUBLE TRACkl JANNEY CouPLER
STEEL RAILSl

Schedule TO take effect 81 NDAY NOV 10 ,ss,-
4; Nm n obcavo filc1nwnE fiiEA1wE WASHINGTON - '''1
tiuo' Snr,nso' Siinclnnai aud ~. Louis Fast Br.
t6:b. baltimore Express '"' S'"''o"''
G5O. Baitim9re. Annapo!is and Way. Piedmont,
49,, "a Way, via Relay) "'1
sio Point Of Rocks and Way Stations.
Blu FhhpnJeiphia, pp New York, and Boston Express
Ha;gssrsstown a,;ss aud at Point OF Rocks for Fred.
t@oo' Baltimore. Hyattsylle, and Laurel Express.
stops at Beltsville, Annapolis Junction, Jes-
sSips SUBS and Dorsey's. On sundays stops at
1000. Baltimore Express Stops at uyattsville and
tio;i5 rIMsGurg, Chicago, Cincinnati and st. Loul,
Express. Sleeping cars to Cincinnati LOUIS
vile, and Chicago.
i2io BelttLnore, Elcott City, Annapolis, and Way
tl;2s onspiday only for Baltimore and Way.
II: 9. Baltimore ExpresN
tS'Oo baltimore. Philadelphia and New York Ex.
$50 BALTIMORE and Way Stations. Winchester
Frederick Hagerstown, aud Way via Re-
4:So Baltimore, HyattsvllIe and Laurel Fxpress
EredericS' via Relay. stops at Annapolis
ft4o Baltimore, Annapolis, and Way Stations.
t4i5. Point OF Rocks, Frederick, HagersTown. Win
Point OF Rocks and Way Stations eTtIiS'yS" onIv' I"
b@mSES VIA Raay gcps at GsTg and Nay
t SSS RSiql BSSdre S6 RGGkS Shd %sy SRS Ws Stations
1880. Baltimore Express.
te:fQ Pittsburg Cleveland, and Detroit Express
-, Sleeping Cars to Psburg.
tG4l Philadelphia, New York and Boston Express,
49,, Sleeping Cars to New York.
tN55 Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati St. Louis and
Chicago.
1880. Baltimore and Way Stations.
Sunday. ''' ~''
All trains from Washington stop at Relay Station
For further Information apply AT the Baltimore and
Ohio Ticket OtCes Washington station, 6l0 and 1851
pennsylvania avenue corner of Fourteenth street,
where orders Will be taken baggage 10 be checked
and received at any point In the city.
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master Of Transportation. baltimore.
G. X LORD,
ge1S General PASSENGER Agrnt uniiimora
National Republican., 1882-11-27

T,yERY DEscRIPrIoN OF PRI@ETtNe @ NJ
Hi'S AT REABONABIE RAIds
AZ THE REFURILCAk OfhiOA
National Republican., 1882-11-27
rJ,HE VIRGINIA MIDLAND RAILWAY. :
THE TRUNK LINE TO TIE SOUTH, SOUTH.
WEST, AND WEST.

rINHE GREAT potrrE
DoUBLE TRACK, SrhEN iMI Dhp sSnHPpNNf sis,Hi pNsNr
STEEL RAILS, MAGNlFiiSEiSr, E~S isst MHNi'
TRAINS ~ ELEsVE EsEEow owNs1iiINGfoN, rom station,
corner of sixth and streets as iio nrosa
or PaScs Epeeping Cars at S;6 a, M, daily st
Line, 9;So a, daily with eelng as 7 TS n! ph
deiIy, with PaiWce Cars 10 Pttspurg and On in.
natl. Mail Express, $50 D. m.' daily for f't'sourS
aRa RRaaHTtMoRE igT MORE AND POTOMAC RAILRHAD.
For Erie Iamdaigue Rochester, Buffalo, Niagara,
$3.50 p, in. daily, exeep. SmtGaGg WIN rH'"oe '''''
| For Wiliinmsport, Lock Haven ana Eih"'' w '''
or a. NJ Nav SSy York aud the East SCOa iCsoa M S1
25 $50 i2o a on sHna3FE M Faimsn iS mS PaTor flor
{SS cars P Bio m A. M " daily eTcs sunday connect n.
For BrookIyn n ". all through trains eohntS, 49, ~
inc dreci transfer TO Fulton street. aVoiaihg uoup'o
fsrrinpe across New York city. - ,.oo 10, osn
For PGilsdelphi 500 :; snIay mi VIZ G $50 and 1910 p
n Limited Express, 9.jO a. ME- daily except sur
For baltimore, O;io SOo Gao 1880 M ana hSo 5 t;'
440 6:2O 7:o 9o and iG? p m M ,on IN m "'''
For Pores Cr-r, 1sne, GiJa. M aud fio p H. ''y'
re, excsPi annis snnin 64O A. m and iOp daily except
IEWSNNpRIA AND u 81 Hn{ NJ.
. ron RAiIROAD. -.,o ooo ,ro, and 1r25 a. M,
o For Alexandria, $50, n n,o, ~ 'h sunday Mt G3J
aS So HOO and i;25 H. and s;Vo p II: -, daily
rnr pchrn ond and the south, 65O imu li'-'n IL u''
and 5gG yG p; M mexndra for Washngton 49, 500
r. Sand O;oO mi ~ o %;g, S;S a., 0b 80 and no
n and i2uO mdulght On S"hu"' Wv ''''
I'd nicots " and Information ut the once 'ia ayenHe
ner OF where orders can be iGlt l9r tn
- ehesking OF baggage to dcSl'nHuo" nun "''~''
residences II. WOOD. &c 'crol Passenger Agent,
IN CHARLES r. PUGH, General Manesr -- so.s