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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
VACCINATION.
HntcrestIng Facts n. 20 Hta discovery and
pr-ventfVe pOwer

Preventive Power.
70 the Editor Of TuE REruBL1cAN;
Those who have recently been and those who
expect TO be vaocinated may be interested to know
by whom the system was discovered The author
was Edward Jennor nn English physician, who
discovered the idea about the year 1905. Previous
TO this there was no protection against smallpox
In the half century previous 10 the dscoy-
cry for every one thousand deaths ninety
six wero from this loathsome disease. In
the German states during the same time out Of
every thousand deaths sxty-sx were from
smallpox. After vaccination the deaths from
lhis cause were reduced TO eight In n thousand.
IN ireland at the present time owing to negligence
on the part of the authorities, fly out of every
.nousand die OF smallpox. In countries where
smallpox Is lowered, The deaths by this disease
IN every thousand IN SaXony are eight and one
six Bohemia two IOmbardy two, and Sweden
three The death.rnte of those who have the
disease aud have been vaccnated Is estimated
the unvaccnated from is to 50 per cent
Ihlsis sufficient evidence TO prove that to get the
inli benefit Of this great discovery vaccination
should be compulsory. Negligence and poverty
should be no excuse. The remedy Is simple and
II due caution Is exercised in the selection Opuints
OF scub there Is no danger attending the operation
The best time to vaccinate Is IN infancy. and law
compelling II would be of infinite advantage. If
nature could Furnish mankind with as certain a
safeguard against the nssasSns bullet the care
lessness of railroad employees it:wOuld not neces-
SLATE cOmpulslon to adopt 1t. But our only
recourse Is n hempen necklace to the
cowardly villain after the deed is
committed. All honor to Jenner, the dscoverer of
this wonderful preventive of disease. Like most
OF The beneiaClOrs ofman he was opposed and per-
secuted, but finally hOnOrs and rewards were
heaped upon him. a parliamentary grant of
t2UOO0 was voted him, learned societies at home
nnd abrond enrolled him rs member, and when
me allied potentatcs visited England in 1914 the
Car OF Russia sought an interview with him and
onered 10 bestow upon him a Russian order OF
nobility. He died in 1923.
HENRY BILLINGS
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

The Chicago tribune discusses the bill matured
by the House Committee on Post Offices for ma
tional postal savings system, and hopes 1t will
pass with such improvements as doubtless will be
found to be necessary. 1t says with great force
The non-saving portion OF the people expend
that part Of their income which might be saved
In various modes, all of which are injurious
morally and physically and are corruptng society,
This money which is not saved finds its way into
gnmbllngrooms, into saloons, and into dens of
not daily, are expended In bar rooms for poison
Gus whisky aud for tobacco in its various forms,
1Si,,ms aTames thSt wall Snnsed poston nns
system viii tend TO alleviate these evils
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

Robert J. Burdetie In n recent lecture in New
York on THE Pilgrimage ola Funny Man." said
But am rather fond of the frvolites and fresh
ness Of the average young man. We must not for
get that these conceal rather than proclaim tho
man. Those youths who were parting their hair
in the middle and whispering airy nothingsi IN the
palace of Whitehall became the men who followed
the fiery Rupert TO the charge, and marched to
fields OF carnage with the conquering spears Of
Cromwell have long ago got over the idea that
/ could tell all about man by looking at him.
got over II during the civil war. l went down
there to help General Grant whip the rebels The
General had command and had one Mine
was the horse and acooutrements of n private SOL
der and ii General Grants command had caused
MN one. half the trouble mine did mel believe
he would have resigned.
WANTED TO RESIGN,
but the Government would not let me- Well, one
day when was trying to make my command keep
up with the commands of the men in front of me-
cavalry officer rode by, was never more dis
gusted III all my life. such fop-hnical and prig-
gish TO the last degree. Not wrinkle in the gift
tterlng uniform that encased tho slender form
White gauntlet gloves reaching nearly to the
elbow n long Spanish sword and long hair Long
hair In that region And what was worse he ourcd
Il ana wore IL falling ON er his shoulders and down
most glorious gold that ever sunlight shone upon
believe II now--but yellow / called II then.
was too much disguised even TO ask the name of
The officer ana rode along little piqued that the
Government did not make officers ofsuch men ms
me, instead of such fellows the one Just passed
saw him again subsequently. We were studying
geography-trying to find how far It was from one
place to another by going there. When we had
most got where we were going we came to long
line OF marshes with n creek running through
them, and crossing the marshes was causeway
with bridge over the creek. Across the marshes
on a hill was
PARTY OF GENTLEMEN IN GRAY ULsTERs
having picnic We had never been introduced
to one of them, but they shot away at us Just as
socially as II we had kept hens along side their
back-yards for ten years" Mr.. Burdette then gave
an account of the man9uyres of the cavalry and
the agonized waiting while the fight went OH near
It, TIL finally" he said, with rush and a
roar the fight was on u.s. Then l saw that form
again. Forward in 70 the hell of the battle and,
ride hard as we would, those yellow curls were al:
ways in advance, leading us on. Above them
saw the fash of the SABRE cutting circles of light
In the air. and where he led we followed for who
would not ride gayly. smilingly to death when
Custer led the ways [Applause.l
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

Messrs, Fitch, Fox & Brown have sold TO Wash
ington Mclean. esq, of Cincinnati Ohio for John
Hays, ESQ, administrator of the estate of the late
Admiral j. d. Montgomery. lots and s, in square
2ls, having frontage Of 60 feet on street and 1903
proyements thereon, known as the Mcpherson
house, for $4,000 cash. Also, 10 the Columbian
University, Tor DIR. A. A. Parker sublots and g. in
square 80, fronting so feet on IL street. between
Thirteenth and Fourteenth streets, for $1,000
Also, for Mrs, NJ. s. Wynne, to Frank W. Hackett,
esq the east half of lot H. in square 3D. fronting
S3II feet on n street, between Fourteenth and
Fifteenth streets, for SO, $50 cash,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

Peter Cooper completed the ninety first year of
his age Saturday and enters upon his ninety second
year In excellent health and remarkable posses
sion OF his faculties. To all inquiries as to his
health the venerable philanthropist had but one
answer-that he was never freer from pains and
ailments than at the present moment. Mr. Cooper
Is, indeed in better physical condition than he
was year ago For some years past he has occa-
soually suffered from the consequences Of an ex-
ploslon which took place while he and his brother
were engaged in Experimenting with nitrogen
His conversation was null Of anecdotes aud remi-
niscences Of old times He said he remembered
Summeriield as pulpit orator and Aaron Burr as
alawyer and politician. Webster and Clay he re-
calls rs they were in life and appeared upon the
platform. His son. in-law, Hon, Abrnm g, Hewitt.
paid flying visit from Washington in order 10 be
present at a dinner given in the evening to few
intimate friends IN honor of the occasion. The
guests comprised Jackson ). Schultz, William E
Dodge, john Bigelow, Hon. Hamilton Fish John
Il Parsons, Wilson q. Hunt, Ii. NJ. schiehelin, A.
A. Low, N. N. Beckwith Joseph IL. Choate Major
Brice, Rev. Vincent COlyer, Judge Brady Peter III.
Watson. Prof RoSsiter W. Raymond, DR.. Weiss ex-
Mayor Edward Cooper, and Hon. Abram $. Hewitt
Mr.; Cooper attributes his extraordinary longevity
and immunity from disease TO temperate habits
and simplicity of diet. OF late years milk has
been the staple OF his food.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

The project TO bring gas by pipeline from the
coal fields OF Pennsylvania to New York city and
other cities in the East is regarded as utterly i'm
practicable by the leading gus companies Of New
York city. The presidents and principal officers
of these companies declare the scheme TO he
senslca" and "lnieasible" They say that they
do so from no fear Of competition or apprehension
that their business will be affected Companies
6. tS mnhicipai anu Nem iOrk Mouiu NOT pc
they manufacture water gas, the former entirely
aud the latter largely So
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

Virginia City tNovadal letter, contrary to tho
popular notion, says Mining don't pay. If a
fortune is made Of mining every one hears Of II
but they don't hear OF the thousands who are
made and kept poor To mako that fortune for IL Is
rarely made out of the ground, but out Of the
not mine on the Comstook, or In storey County.
that pays expenses, or has done so for the last
three years In the whole Of Arizona there are but
three dividend paying mines, and the three To-,
gether pay only slb0,OOO month. Mining is not
conducted honestly and II II were itWould not
nay as a general thing"
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
Award OF rIerIt TIcLsis.

The following is the report of the award of tick
cts at the first term examination of the current
scholastic year at Gonzaga College; First grammar,
n, sheai second grammar r. Downing; third
grammar, ]. w. Andenon first rudlments, A.
Byrne; second rudiments, W. Chamherin; third
rndiments, NJ. Fitzgerald; second mathematics r.
Shea; third mathematics, J. Graham; algebra, A.
Byrne first arithmetic, r. quad second arith-
metic W. Chamberlain; third arithmetic, s. Pres
tom first French, T. shea; bookkeeping, O.
10
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
VIII She do IL?

The question which agitGtcs circles Of Couture "
in Boston is supposed to be: Shall Jack Sullivan
be sent to Congress2 The case is this: After John
Morrissey had smashed everybodys nose that
came in his way New York sent him TO Congress
and whether or not 1t will ever do to omit for
Sullivan the honor thus fixed for the king of the
ring Is something that Boston wants to know.
Which of the Hubs Representatives will stand
aside for the coming man?
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

By Associated Press,
NEW YORK, Feb. ii-Money loaned down from TO
Sper cent and closed offered at per cent Exchange
was steady at 4S4@4siIs for long and Is9s@49o for
short sight Governments were quiet and unchanged.
State bonds were active, but weak. Railroad bonds
were irregular on u moderate volume of business.
The share speculation opened In the main l6GIl per
cent higher than yesterdays closing quotations. The
transactions aggregated 10000 shares including O. O.
~ l. G., 1000 Denver and Rio Grande, l0,G0G Kansas
and Texas, 1000 Lake Shore, li,l01; louisville and
Nashville 800 Manhattan Elevated, H. 900 Memphis
and Charleston, 1900 New York Central, 7iOG North
ern Pacific 300; Reading 100 Texas Pacific $500;
Western Union, 1900 Norfolk and Western pre-
fnrrnh
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
IO1--ED

PARRER-On Saturday, February II, 1882 nj 2
O'Clock, o. M, FREDERICK LQRES, son OF JAMES r.
25 days.
Funeral Will take place from his parents residence
No. 1904 Sixth street northwest, on Monday PebruI
AIRY 10, at o'clock, p. m.
EACH.5sunday evening February -, 1882,
WILLIE. beloved and only child of Seward s. and
Della Beach, aged u months and "A days.
Notice of funeral in Eue,ling Star.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

THAT rheumatism 3 indigenous to the climate OF
our section OF the globe admit but this does NOT
contine II within our limit insure an attack 10
Foreigners by special cultivation only therefore we
advise all who are Ia the least exposed 20 dampness
or mnrshy districts 70 use ST. Jacobs OIL, the great
lois, who resides az III Calowhll street. Philadei-
phia. and has been for more than two years The
cornet soloist Of McClurg's Band. lie was for
merly first violin Of Theodore Thomas renowned
orchestra, and for several years was prominent
orchestra leader In Europe, Ho Is q graduate of
one OF the best musical schools in Germany Mr.
Bellois stated that he had suffered severely from
rheumatic attacks since he had been In the United
until he commenced using ST. Jacobs Oil, at the
request of Professor MoClurg. He had bad attacks
In the limbs and joints, aud never found any other
remedy to do him any good. He always Keeps the
ma
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

The Smithsonian Institution has received from
Professor Forester Of Berlin the announcement of
the discovery by NJ. Palesa at Pola ON the 9th of
February, 1882, Of planetoid OF the thirteenth
magnitude IN ten hours, twonty minutes and
twenty eight seconds right ascension, ana thirteen
degrees twenty eight minutes north declnatiOn,
with daily motion of four minutes north deoiina-
tim
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
-. 'S-'' 'N'''i"i 4"hHhBcr'
Virginia MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

ON and after SUNDAY, February IL 1882 trains
leave Is. & r. Depot ns follows;
I:lOn. m.-New Orleans Mail, daily. Direct connec-
ton Tor the south and southwest. Daily to points
west of Charlottesville on g. 4 q. Hallway.
Pullman sleeping Cars on $40 a. m. train from Wash
lngton to Atlanta, via Danvlllc and from Lynch.
burg and Atlanta to New Orleans
700 D. m.-Souihern Express, daily, for all points
south, vim Danve aud Charlotte Daily TO ponta
on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
fulnhn Sleeping cars on coop IN. train from Wash
ingtOn To Charleston =. &.
Passengers for Man Division win take 7;IO IL IN.
H. m. train daily.
For tickets and Information call ut virginia Mid
land ODice COL Pennsylvania avenue.
- n, MACDANIEI, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent jagO
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

No instance of failure on record when Sim
mons Liver Regulator has been properly taken.
IL removes bilious secretions, cures dyspepsia,
constipation, and sick headache, strengthens the
kidnYys, and gently assists nature. Genuine pre-
pntcd ONLY by u Ii. Xailin Il Co.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

II was not very good day for Hiram Bort2, OF
Cobb Mountain, Cal, nevertheless he was out after
wildcat with his gun, and the single bullet he
fired not only brought down the "yarmlnt" bul
passed through the body Of a deer and killed fox
II was ascertained that the buetwRs still good foI
catamount only the catamOunt was not there
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
DOUBLE TRACK! LANNEY COupLER
STEEL HAII.It
sohcdnle 10 loke elTeot MoNDAY. LANUAnY .

7yh''lult 10 luke tlletl NbNIA ia NJ ANY
\. LEAVE WASHINGTON
t-!o chicago, Cincinnati and ST. Louis fast rxpresa
Sg 800 baltimore Ellicou city, and Way stations.
$50 hNlmote, annapolis, aud Way. piedmont.
Sir1Sbnrg Winchester. 1tagorstown and Way.
tTb-Bhltimoro Express
Slo-Loint Of Rocks and Way Stations.
,,nrnualclphla New ork, aud Boston Express
S.id-Staumton and valley Eyprcss ro,pccts for
Hagof9townamd at Point of Rocks for Frederick.
tgol.BaltimoTc, liyai!sviic. aud Laurel Express.
nnd DoHeys on Sundny stops ct all stations
iOoo-hallimoT Express. stops at Hyattsvic and
tlO;O-Pttsburg, Chicago, Cincinnati aud ST.. Lonl,
d, =. Express, Parlor aud sleeping cars.
i2lo. baltimore, Ellicott city, Annapolis aud Way
ii2i-9 on sunday only for baltimore and Way
t&l6-Baltimore Express,
o0-Balllnore, Philadelphia, and New York TX.
$50 Baltlmotc ana Way stations twinchcstcr.
Frederick, Hagcrstown, ana Way via RcinyS
Baltimore, fyattsviiic, and laurel ESpfcsS
,ircaerck' via Relay Stops at Annapolis
itU- BALTIMORE, Annapolis. md Way statlors
fEli-Puint of Rocks. Frederick tIagerStOwn. Win
chester, and Way stations. (On sunday to Point
t5;t5-lldtmOre Express thtartinsburg and Way.
OF, via Relay stops at IIyattsylc, ana iaurciJ
tI0o- Baltimore and Way stations
f:W-Baltlmore, llyntisve, and Laurel Express
t"lSniPitiishurg Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
Philadelphia New York and Boston Express
SiiGeping cars to New York. stops at liyaits
toII,Chcago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
49, Sleeping cars to Cincinnati and Chicago.
sunday. ~
Al tralns nom Washington stop ut Relay station.
md Ohio Ticket Offices Washington station, Gs and
ls lennsylyana avenue, corner ofFOurteenth street
anu received ut any point In the city.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
5HT0Iv wIrrTE BREAD
md beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed

5HTSw wTrrTE BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
was awarded the First Premium over oil other COM
pettors at the National Fair In 1872 and again the
medal in 1880 and 1881 The miliers claim that one
barrel OF Ceres will turn out forty oaves bread
than any other flour In America. We would also
specially mention the flct that Mrs. S. Il. Anderson
October Fair for the handsonest Rolls and Biscuits
on exhibition and they were made OF Ceres Flour
which Is only adding another proof 70 the many al
Patent-PrOcess Flour known TO the trade. and we
doubt that II has its equal in the world.
sTERLlNG'S ST: LOUIS FANCY.
offered TO the trade 1t sunexcelled by amy other
Patent except Ceres and will please the most exact-
lug hOusekeepor and satisfy the most fastidous
cpicure.
RELIANCE.
asplendid Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cele-
brGtod Hungarian Process, II n very cheap and
beautiful Pent within the reach of all classes and
We guarantee viii give satisfaction TO every who
VIII try II,
tho old reliable standby aud the Standard Family
cnllcd Patent Hours The nprs or manufacturers
OF Golden Hi have spent about $4,000 In remOdcng
iheir lnlll ana nave introduced the so celebrated
Iolcf sNbten and consequently Golden llill IL not
only a magnificent Family Flour. hut Il is really "A
patent hour WIN the great advantage that II can be
bought for considerably lpSs money than great many
iiouS rs Golden nm We defy competition to bring
iorlh amy Hour superior to Ceres. sterling, MinurOlu,
Reliance or EOldtn lil, and we feel issured that
any houSekeCpcr who tries them once viii never use
anything else. For sale 10y all GroccTs Wholesale
Depot, corner FrsI street and Indiana avenue.
Es. IA. GAIT ~ 90.
Who are also the sole Wholesale Agents for the
District Of lleckors Celebrated Sclr-Raslng Flour
and Buckwhent, in3O
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
aeed nIood mnde With Pure Nylna.

Speers PortGrape Wine ranks above all other
wines for medical purpose; for the making of
good blood II Il unsurpassed For weakly persons
aud consumptiyes IL has no equal, it gives
strength where Il Is needed, 1t Is pure four years
cid. ana only sold In the bottle with Mr.. speers
and groeers.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity are
using parker's Hair Belsam IL Is the hest article
sold for restoring gray hair TO It's original color,
beauty aud lustre
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
A PEN NSYLNANTA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH, WEST, AND SOUTHWEST.
, 49, DuuBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
sfhENpiD SCENERY MAGNlFiCENr EQUIf-


SPLENDID SCENERY MAGNIFICENT EoUIr-
IN EFFECT JANUARY %, 1852
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON from Station
-, ,,, corner sixth and u streets. as follows.
For ritishurg andtec West Chicago Limited Express
daily Past Line $50 A. NJ daily with coping carr
rom Harrisburg 70 Cincinnati Western Express,
Cincinnati. Mall Express $3.50 H. M daily for hitts.
burg aud the West.
>. BALTlMoREAN POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Cnnnndtigua, Rochester, Buffalo. Niagara 90
r. IN. daily, except Saturday, with Palace Cars TO
For Wiinmsport Lock Haven, and Elmlra, at ess
"a, u. ~, uailN, except sunday.
For New York aud the East 800 M, 1880 u. NJ, La
s'O and lGSl p m; on SUNDAY; 1880 gi0, and lO:a
p, IN. Limited Express Of Pullman parlOr Cars.
~, N,O A. m; daily except sunday.
For BROOKLYN, N. ", all through trains connect
ahording direct transfer to Fulton street. avoiding
double ierrlagc across New York city.
and iCs2g D. M on sunday i$o So pSs and and ia5
Z. M. Limited Express, Gp u. IN. daily, except
For Baltimore 60 500 ssO 1890 A. M, and 1870, tn.
l!lO $40 80 $50, aud 1910 D. m; ON Sunday 500
9n o. m, l:3o, $40, $50 9JO, and 1920 p. M.
for ropes creek Line, $40 n III. and $40 p m. daily.
For Annapolis $40 a. m. and 40 p M daily, except
sunday.
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKsBURa RAIL-
NAY A M d. ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
For Alexandria $40, 100. 300, lr;oo. md lies A. m
I'D 300, gid 500, and 1880 y. m Sunday, at CO.
GSl ll:OO and ll;25 q. m. and 500 y. M,
For Richmond and the South $50 and lies H. IN. daily
- and 500 y. m, daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, Co., 500,
Sh and 1000 m, 1910. 800 J0O, 200, and DO D. m.
~ M, 100 aud B:.n y. m.
Tickets md information nj the Office northeast
nue. and at the Station, where orders can he len hrr
me checking OF baggage to destination from hotels
- J. H. WOOD, General Passenger Agent
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13

A delicious odor Is impaired by Floreston Co
logne, which is always refreshing, no matter how
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
STEAMBOAT LINES.
For Norfolk, Portsmouth, Fortress Monroe,
PinOy Point, and Point Lookout,

CONNECTING IN NORFOLK WITH BOSTON
AND PRONIDENCE SrEA MFRS.
steamer GEORGE LEARY on ryESDNYA
THURSDAYS, AND SATURDAYS nj Il. NJ.
ran Hnd winter arrangements, beginning Octob ri
tirsCinSs ingo to EqrolS aud Fortress SOnroeS2 10
SOrOndc class fare to ~, Monroe aud NORFOLK. 80
FiI,Class fare To PuCy Point and Point lookout 10
second. class a. InCy Point and Point t.O kOut.. rs
Tickets and state-rnums for sale and In Information
furnished at Il, W, Reeds SONS, 10. l2l 4 street.
northwest; H. n q. tGEet nthc", 1851 rounsy lvauio
avenue; 81 Mare Hotel RuOSe's Cig,r suuds Nd
rr!ncpai hotels; II. Polk u Tu n,Nt to civ post
Ollie" and ~ Cumpany's Onicc, Seventh street wnnrI
VA, J.. WEIGH, GEORGE AlAlIlSGiN,
ielJly Agent General superintendent.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
WATCHES AND JEwELRY.
WEDDING SILVER.

M. w. GAIT, BRO. g. CO.,
display a choice assortment
of Sterling Silverware, pre-
pared especially for Wedding
Gifts, embracing all the new
est patterns and styles of fin
ish, and ranging in price from
the most inexpensive article
to table service, of any value
desired.
- l1o7 Penna. ave.
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Ex privilege.
By Associated Press.

DANKERs' EXCHANGE.
Threeday bllls..- 1905 SNty-day bills......, 4S5
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-13
TRAYNLNRS, 1tuInE.

DALTntoRE AND ONO RAILROAD.
THE MODEL FAST AND THE ONLY LINE
BETWEEN
TuEEAST AND THE WEST VIA WASHINGTON