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National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
VIRGINIA NEWS.

An extensive whent- fan factory is to be started
a. Staunt0n by an Ohio manufacturer
u is probable that colored teachers win lie ap-
pointed In the public schools OF Petersburg.
The Cruzen farm, near Waterford, loudOun
County, has been sold 10 H. g. Wiles, of Maryland,
fOr so per acre.
y.B, Eyerhart, thrifty farmer of Clarke County,
sold recently 100 bushels Of clover.seed OF his own
raising NJ 50 per bushel
Rev. Thomas 5. w. Gisiner, well known min
tstcr Of the German Reformed Church, died IN
Bockbridgo County recently.
John f. Rice has sold to d. $. Henkle sixty. four
acres of land. well Improved near Newmarket,
shenandoah County, for $500 cash.
Elder y, L., Powell, pastor, Of the Disciples
Church at Goudonsvlle has resigned, and will take
charge of the church at Charlottesville.
The property on Main street, HarrisonbuLg,
snown as - Farmers Home" has been sold 10 Dr.
Mrs. Abigail Coffmnn, OF Rockingham County,
died last week. aged eighty-one years. She was a
near relative ofthe late President Lincoln.
waverly r. Stiles for many years an esteemed
citizen Of Petersburg, died in the lnnatlc asylum
At Williamsburg last week OF paralysis of the brain.
Zion Baptist Church congregation, of Ports
mouth has extended a call TO ReyJ NJ. Armistead,
of Knoxville, renn to take charge of that church.
Miss Emma ]. Bailey of siaunton, has sworn out
warrant against Thomas Orchard young man
Of that city, for breach Of promise Of marriage
Orchard has vanished.
General John Echols Of Staunton has been
elected vice president of the Kentucky Central
Railroad Company, corporation controlled by
tAAt OHtshlthkt anu bilOs
The people of wytheville and vicinity are club
bling together TO buy summer supply of ice from
the North now, while II is cheap, They seem TO
have given NJ all hope of a domestic harvest.
The Monticello Vino Company, of Charlottes-
vile, sold last year aggregate of 2,32i gallons,
an excess Of 257a gallons over the sales OF 1880.
The fire in July last year destroyed 1919 gallons
Of wine, 472 gallons ofbrandy and 57,3Os pounds
pfgrapes.
Advertisements for relatives of John Conard,
who died recently in California, have brought TO
Hight his only child, James II. Conard, who Is a
common laborcr at skippackyille, Montgomery
County He will at once 20 West and take charge
OF the large estate awaiting him.
A coke furnace, with fly tons daily capacity Is
TO be erected by party of capitalists at or near
New River Bridge, on the Norfolk and Western
Railroad, in Pulaski County, and II this should
prove successful to the extent of their expecta-
TONS other furnaces and manufacturing interests
will be built and operated.
The Virginia State sunday school convention
will assemble I'm Petersburg in April or May next,
tho exact date TO be fixed by the executive com.
mittee in Richmond. IL is desired TO have the
convention as large and as representative as pos
sble. and with this view II is probable that for the
first time colorcd representatives will be admitted
TO the body, but the plan ofapportionment has not
yet been agreed uDOn,
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DISTRICT COURTS.

COURT IN GENERAL TEuM-TIE CiuEr-JusrlCE,
JUSTICES WYLE AND JANEs-New York Under
writer's Agency w. LuCien j. barnes; Judgment TO be
set aside and leave to defendant to plead over.
journed I'll ten n NJ, to-day. ANslgnment-5i, O,
10, H. ", H. H. Is, 10, 49, -, ~ % 90 70. a. 8A
CRIMINAL COuRT-JUsrtCE CON,-Chnflos Cox,
motion for new trial filed, arguCd and submitted
Charles d. Gilmore, libel; pleading OF indictment
waived al consented to by counsel. Samuel Nor
and are discharged nom the Robert Orr recog
nlNanceS renewed with Robert u. Boston surety
5000. Mar gGret Ward, recOgnlznnces forfeited aud
bench warrant ordered issued Edward smith, as
sault with intent to kill August Holland: verdict
gu tv. james y, Chrsimns, murderi commission
ordered to issue 10 James Martin, Rcd Hook, N. ",
70 take deposilons of John T. Wheat nni Salina
Wheat. William j. Quccnan. second o1cnse petit
larceny; plea of not guilty withdraw, and pleads
guilty; sentenced to Auburn Penitentiary for one
Lloyd, fine nitted by court; consented toby United
States Attorney. Assignments for to-day--J ohm
Kent, Aut ud Brooks (nlins Edward IL. Dent) Justus
II. Schmidt (llins Augustus Suthl
CIRCUIT COuRT-JusriCE MACARTHUR. Stewart
VS.. Elliot; on hearing. Adjourned TIL ten n N. to
day. Assignmcnt-Calende Nos. no. %, o. 55, 10 ~,
10, ~, IS lOT, and III.
Equity CoURr-JusrICE ACKNOWLEDGMENT vs.
Snow; n. j.. Quinn allowed TO become party com
plnlnnnt Dalton vs.. Lewis; leave to ile amended
bill granted. Spieman VS.. ShreDes auditors report
confirmed. Esem VS. Morrison; decree set aside and
pro confeso against defendant PushOn ordered. Reed
vs.. Reed; pro conpssO against defendant q. w. Reed
and reference to auditor cred, Lpddy VS.. ttiH-
morris; sale ratified nisi. MCCARTHY vs. Shipman
fifteen days further time to take testimony and leave
Hulse next of kin to Amelia NJ smith ordered to
appear Hunt VS.. Everett; appearance OF absent de-
feildant ordered. Adjourned til to-day at ten a. III.
Assignment-NOs o, o. TO- H. Il, 49, IL, 10, TO- and l7
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ALEXANDRIA NEWS.

Remnants of the trains wrecked by the collision
OH the Virginia Midland Railroad at.twelve mile
post, near Springfield, on saturday afternoon,
were brought In this morning. Two locomotives
and ten cars were injured, and the loss Will be
several thousand dollars. Foreman Fitzgerald,
the only person injured by the accident, is not
badly hurt and is now going about,
The chaplains OF the Theological Seminary, near
this city, will commence to. day their examina-
tiOns at that institution, which will embrace Eng
fish language, literature, rhetoric logic physics,
Tit. L. Can, sec, ", evidences of Christianity and
inspiration, &c. Rev. DIR. Henkle, of Charottes-
willie, one of the chapans, arrived here yesterday
OIL his way to the seminary.
The executive committee of the District Grange
of the Patrons of Agriculture had a session Yes
terday afternoon preliminary TO the opening of the
district grange Of the counties i'll this section of
Virginia to-day. The meeting Of the district
grange, q strictly private one, will be held at
sarepta Hail. and will continue until the 18th in
slant. over one hundred persons will come to
town in connection with the grange business.
by the melting of the snow and the rain of the
last week, causing IN usual rise of water i'll Hollis
Run, about eighteen feet of the wall northwest
eorner) around the Soldiers Cemetery, near this
city, which is washed by the above mentioned
stream, fell out Sunday. over twenty-five feet of
the wall is damaged. Captain Davis, the superin-
tendent of the cemetery, has informed the Quar-
termaster General of the matter and that official
Is expected here to-day, when arrangements Will
be made for repairing the damaged wall imme-
diately,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Patrick II. sheehy was fined sos for SELL ng
liquor without u license.
James Sweeney was taxed 2ior driving his horse
and cart over a sidewalk.
Charles Queen colored, for stealing a horse
collar, will board al General Crockers Tor the next
thirty days.
In the case Of Charles D. Gilman, indicted for
libel ON Annie Thomas, he was arrnigned to-day
and pleaded not guilty
John Reed promptly answered guilty" when
the charge OF stealing sheet was preferred against
him, and he was given thirty days in Jail.
Two charges were brought against John Collins,
colOred-one Of stealing two wash tubs, tor which
he got thirty days In jail, and another of robbing
Nr. William Gaddis of watch and chain; in this
ease he was sentenced for six months.
Edward Mckinney, a colored boy about sixteen
years Old, was charged with maliciously destroy
Ing public property The charge against him is Tor
breaking one OF the costly lamps in the Capitol
grounds Judge Smell postponed the hearing until
To-day 10 give The defendant an opportunity to es.
tablish, II possible, his innocence,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
EN0w WHITE BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II

5HT0w WHITE BREAD
and beautiful Rolls and Biscuits will be guaranteed II
you use
the celebrated Minnesota Patent Process Flour which
awarded the First Premium over all other com
pettors at the National Far in 1879, and again the
medal IN 1881 and 1881 The miliers claim that one
barrel of Ceres will turn out forty oaves more bread
than amy other flour In America. We would also re-
Bpectly mention the fact that Mrs =. p. Anderson,
October Fair for the hRndsOmest Rolls and Biscuits
on exhibition, and they Were made Of Ceres Flour,
which Is only adding another proof TO the many g.,
Patent Process Flour known to the trade, and We
doubt that II has Its equal in the world.
STERLENGS SL. Louis FANCY.
ever offered TO the trade 1t g by other
Patent except Ceres, and Will please the most eNaCl
Ing houseSeeper and satisfy the most fastidous
eplCure,
aspendld Minnesota Patent Flour, made by the cello
bratrd Hungarian Process. II is a very cheap aud
we guarantee will give satisfaction 10 every one who
will try It, -
the old reliable standby and the STANDARD Family
Flour of the District and equal 10 n great many So
called Patent nOurs, The mlllers manufacturers
of Golden Hin have spent about $4,000 In remodcling
Roller system, and consequently Golden HUI Is not
only magnificent Family Flour, but II is really n
patent Hour with the great advantage that II can be
bought for considerably less money than great many
tious Golden nm. We defy competition TO bring
forth any flour superior TO Ceres Sterling Mnneoa
any housekeeper who tries them once will never use
anything else. For sale by all Grocers Wholesale
Depot, corner First street and Indiana avenue.
WM. VI. GAIT ~ 90.
District of Hecker's Celebrated solERaising Flour
and BuclwhcAt. ja30
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A NEW ENTERPRISE.
what Count Nitkiewicx Proposes 10 DO
at Lancaster's Landing.

~
The Ctiric yesterday afternoon had the following
to say about Count Mitkiewiczs new enterprise:
The indefatigable Count Mitkiewicz, who made
such u grand success of Lower Cedar Point last
summer, and afforded so much amusement and
comfort 10 our excursion going folks is again in
our midst. IL will be remembered that the Count
was the first man to discover the hidden wealth
of the Potomac River, and almost everybody
conducted the Point. For more thun
eight months In last year Count Mitkic-
wicz gave employment to two thousand
as Lancasers Landing, place about seven miles
below Lower Cedar Point, upon which he is now
erecting nunlfer of bath Houses private cot
tages a pavilion and summer. houses and a COM
Portable and elegant hotel. Lancaster's Landing
abOunds M fish and oysters and IL Is said that no
better bathing place can be found in the world.
Tbsfe are delightful shade trees and most beauti-
full drives attached to the property leased by the
Count. Persons who have seen the place say II is
a second Coney Island, and IL is destined to be-
come the most popular resort on the river. A
number ofNew England capitalists have invested
In Count Mitkiewicz's enterprise, and propose
To- not only run the place as summer
resort, but also to make of It in the fall and
winter a fruit and oyster packing centre. Forty
vessels owned by the capitalists spoken of have
been sent here and are daily carrying away from
IAncaster's Landing load after load of oysters
Several gentlemen from Amherst, Cambridge, and
Boston, who are interested in the Counts new
enterprise, were here the other day, and took pas
sage on the steamer Arrowsmith and spent two or
three days at the Landing. They expressed them
and ordered Count Mitkiewicz 10 proceed at once
TO build up the place iiTstclass style This the
Count is doing. He has employed large force of
carpenters, who are now busily engaged in erect
Ing the buildings, and by the LIST of May every!
thing will BIO In ship-shape order to begin
operations for the summer tits understood that Il
magnificent floating palace will be employed to ply
between Washington and Laneasters Landing.
Vessels of any draught can land there The place Is
entirely free from malarial influences, and per-
sons desiring to send their families there for the
summer can do so at very small expense. Count
Mtkiewicz Is a careful and shrewd business man,
and those who know him are satisfied that he Is
going to meet with eminent success in his new un-
dcrtaking II is said of the Count that whatever
he touches turns to gold The wealth of the Poto-
mac River Is immense. The people of the lower
portion ofthe river are indebted to Count Mltkie-
wicz for his energy and perseverance in the past
year. Through him tens of thousands of dollars
we're spent among them.
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14
NATIONAL REPUBLICAN. TUESDAY MORNING FEBRUARY

patapsco family; s. co. Corn-southern steady;
Western quiet and easy; Southern white, 7d0Uc; do
yellow leC Western mixed, SPOT, 93's9@r MARCH,,
&C bid May, 690Glsc; June, GS ffGlac Oats stehhNi
southern, is65tc; Western white, 5Oo6lc: do mixed,
$50 &C; Pennsylvania, ig5t5c. Hay dull; prime to
choice Pennsylvania and Maryland tl6 O09iS 90 Pre-
visions quiet and easy mess pork sis 50ais ~ bnlk
mcntS-shOuldcrs and clear rib sides, packed, lld
l0so; bacon--shouders, SIC; clear rib sides, llAci
hams, lfc; lard refined, l2sc. Butter urn;
western packed isf l6e; roll 25 0c Eggs quiet aud
steady az 2f2Gc. Coffee firm; Rio ctrgoes ordinary
to fair sac SIC Sugar firm; son, $50 whisky
quiet and steady NJ 81 ip1t ~ Receiptsflour 245O
barrels corn, 1907 bushels; oats, 3S bushels ship
ments-Corn, Gl939 bushels. Sales-C0rn, a2,g9 bush
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REAL ESTATE.
The Omciai transactions ms Recorded
Yesterday.

HcHfCrdny.
Mr.. J. +. olmstend presents the following transac-
lions In real estate IN the District yesterday,
ported to HIM by the Recorder OF Deeds:
CITY PROPERTY.
On Twentieth street west, corner of X street
NORTH original lot II ij feet by depth) square SO,
Elizabeth A. Hauser TO John W. Plling, $500
On Vermont avenue, near corner Of X street north,
part "a feet by depth), square 800, Robert John
son to Joshua johnson, u 800.
ON l. street south, between Four-and.a.half and
Sixth streets west part of original lot 10 2 feet by
- feet inches), squire 5o NJ Ashford ct H., trus-
tees, TO Hugh Hagan, 5000
on Seventeenth street east, between East Capitol
street and SOUTH sublot Is go feet by depth,
square 1885, Annie l.. FOoe to Philip IL. Chrlstmnn,
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Died.

BEACH.-Sunday evening February 12. 1852,
WILLIE, beloved and only child of Seward S. and
Della Beach, aged 10 months and II days.
Funeral services at go street northwest this Tues
day. afternoon, February H. 1881 at 3oclock. Friends
are invited.
DOUGLAS.-Monday, February 10, 1882, at 1880
o'clock u. m, ANNIE Il. DOUGLAS, wife of Henry
Douglas.
Funeral from her husbands residence. 1908 street
northwest, Wednesday, February 10, at o'clock
IA M vi
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nnItImorc .. Cn,,lc MnrI.c,.

BALTfNoRE, Feb Beef cattle--Market SLOW and
prices unchanged quality considered; very best. 6Ste
CSC; first quality, 51Cdbalc medium, 4t@5l4c; ordi-
nary. 3AGtc; most OF the sales from 51sG64c;
receipts LIZA head; sales 1905 head. Swine-Fnir sup
ply and moderate demand; quotations sac p5sc; re-
Ceipts 65T head. The receipts Of sheep and lambs
were 2,42l head; quotations-sheep, 3'l@B4c lambs,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

ALEXANDRIA, Feb. is.--The market DUH and
weak, with corresponding decline with other mar
kets. Flour heavy at quotations. Wheat-But little
coming IN; small sales at II 36pi ~ for common FuliZ
to fancy Lancaster. Corn sold NJ 500 sc for while.
No rye or oats reported. Country produce In light
receipts and sells readily at quotations,
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Many wonder how Parker's Ginger Tonic can
perform such varied cures, thinking IL simply
essence of ginger, when In fact 1t is made from
many valuable medicines which act beneficially
on every diseased organ. See other column
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FINANCIAL AND COMMERCIAL.
stock and Bond Quotations-Ncw York
and baltimore Produce Markets.

The following report OF the financial market yester-
day together with the opening highest lowest, and
closing quotations furnished by the house
off ID. Cooke, jr, n Co.. 1870 street, Washington,
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l. ENNSNLNANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST, a ND SOUTHWEST
- DOUBLE TRACK, STEEL RAILS.
SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP-

SPLENDID SCENERY, MAGNIFICENT EQUIP-
IN EFFECT JANUARY %, 1881
TRAINS LEAVE WASHINGTON. nom station.
corner sixth and u streets as folows a
of Pullman Hotel aud sleeping Cars, at GlO q. M,
daily: Fast Line $50 daily, with Sleeping Cars
rom Harrisburg e CinGinnnli. Western Express,
7:O y. M. daily, with PanCc Cars to Pittshurg and
Cincinnati Mail Express S5o y. m. daily for Pitts
BkITiMUREAND POTOMAC RAILROAD.
For Canandaigua, Rochester Buffalo, Niagara, G51
?. m. daily. except Saturday with Palace Cars TO
Cauandniguu,
For Willianispurt, Lock Haven, and Emira, at $50
n, M daily except sunday.
For New York Rn the East, 500 m 1890 O. M, l:30
$50 and lO;2D y. m; Ou sunday, 1890 $50 and 1913
p. NJ Limited Express OF Pullman ParlOr Cars
,,S SS :; M daily except SUNDAY ,,.,,. oo,.,,
FSt H9Sk S G 51ns SnBeS
ailordng direct transfer to Fulton street, avoiding
double ferringp across New York city.
and 1870 D. M; sunday, li0, $40, $50, aud 1920
J.. M. Limited Express, $50 u. m daily, except
For baltimore Gio 500 $50 1890 a. M. and 1870 l.eo.
an 81 20. 100 $50, aud O2O D. M; sunday, 500,
g'W q. M, LOO, $40, $50. $50, aud 1910 D. m.
fOr Iopes ITeck Line GAoa M ana @io p M daily
For Annapolis $40 H. m, and $40 p M. dnlly, except
Sunday.
ALEX ANDRTA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
NAY AND ALEXANDRIA, AND WASHING
TON RAILROAD.
For Alexandria $3.50, 100 $50, ti.00 and HES ~ M
$50, $500 600. 500 and 1890 y. M on Sunday, at 60
H21, ll.UO aud HES n. m. ana 500 y. m.
For Richmond and the South, ESQ and i2j a. ~. daily
and 800 y. M daily, except sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington, 600 sos,
S6 and 1000 M, 1910, 200. BOO 200, and 900 ~
aud 100 nidnighi ON sunday, at sos s5d, aud 1907
n M 100 ard 90 n. M.
Tickets and Information at the Office, northeast
corner of Thirteenth street aud Pennsylyaia ave
nue., and at the Station where orders can he lett for
the checking Of baggage to destination from hotels
j. n. WOOD. General Passenger Agent.
FRANK THOMSON, General Manager,
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MIDLAND RAILWAY.
TO THE SOUTH AND SOUTHWEST.

On and after SUNDAY, February IL, 1882, trains
leave II. & T.. DepO, IA follows:
$40 a. m..-New orleans Mall, daily. Direct connec-
ton for the South aud southwest, Daily to points
west OF Charlottesville on c. ~ o. Railway.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 7:l0 q. M train from Wash
lngtOn to atlanta, via DAnVllln, and nom Lynch
burg and Atlanta Ia New orleans.
200 p. m,-Southern Express, daily, for all points
south, va DanVille aud Charlotte, Daily TO points
on Chesapeake and Ohio Railway.
Pullman Sleeping Cars on 7;OOp, m train from Wash
ingtOn to Charleston, :. G.
Passengers for Manassas Division will take 70 q.
train daily, except sunday. For NarrCntOn, 40
a. NJ and 200 y. m. trains daily.
For tlcKels and Information call at Virginia Mid
land ONCE, 6Ol Pennsylvania avenue
Y. MCDANIEL, Agent
NJ. SLAUGHTER General Ticket Agent. ja.D
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DIR. Frazier,s ROOD Bitters.

Frazier's Root Bitters are not a 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, make
the weak strong, heal the lungs, build up the
nerves and cleanse the blood and system of every
impurity.
For Dizziness, Rush of Blood to the Head tend
ing to Apoplexy; Dyspepsia Fever and Ague,
Dropsy, Pimples and Bloches, Scrohilous Humors
and Sores, letter, Ring Worm, White Swelling,
Erysipolas, Sore Eyes, and ioryoung men suffering
from Weakness or Debility caused from impru-
dence and TO females in delicate health, Frazier's
Root Bltters are especially recommended.
DR.. Frazier: 81 have used two bottles of your
Root Bltters for Dyspepsia Dizziness Weakness,
and Kidney Disease and they did mo more good
than the doctors and all the medicine ever used.
From the first dose took began to mend, and
am now in perfect health and feel as well MS ever
did. l consider your medicine one of the greatest
of blessings" MRs. NJ MARTIN
Cleveland Ohio
Sold by all druggists everywhere at 81 per bottle.
HENRY & co. Sole Proprietors,
Tu&F, Cleveland Ohio
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BALTIMORE Feb, ia-Flour very quiet Howard
street asl Western superhne. d 0Od1l Ia do extra,
O. 0Oag OG do family, % 1901 2 CITY Mills uper1ue
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schedule to take enect MONDAY, JANUARY a.


4. ii. LEAVE WASHINGTON.
t&, lhicago, Cincinnati and St Louis East express.
sleeping carstu Cincinnati, 80. Louis and chicago
800 Baltimore, tllicult City, and Way stations.
b'hl- bh !umotCt Annapolis, aud Way. (i1edmOnt,
sireshurs. Winchester. HagorttOwn, aud Way,
fEli-RultnGre Express
&lo-noint o. Wocls and Way stations
Gl9,P lhlndelrhia, New N0rk, aud Boston Express.
$40 stoupton aud Valley Express. Connects tor
llageEtoWu nudat Point VI Rocks for Frederick.
Stnpsat Dcltsyllie Nnnapolis junction It,,s,ip's
and pUrsey's. On sunday stop8 ~ all stations
io1-lallimorc Express. stops ut fayetteville and
Laurel.
tIo:n-Piitsbnrg Chicago Cincinnati, and st. Louls
. Express. Parlor nnd sleeping cars.
i2io baltimore, Flllcott City, Annapolis, and Way
Heron sunday only FOR Baltimore and WAY.
t&lS-Bntimorc Express,
t&0o- baltimore philadelphia, and Now York tx
a3l neltlmorc and Way stations, Cwlnche,tcr.
i3o Baltimore, ifyatisIiiic, ana laurel Fypfe,s.
qrederlck, via Relay, stops at Annapolis
triO-Bnltiuore Annapolis and Way stations.
tLlj-POiut of Rocks, Frederick. HBRerstOwn VIM
chester, aud Way stations lunsunday to Point
ij;i5- baltimore Express. (Niartnsburg and Way,
yiT RELAY. STOPS At lIyatts vile and 1aurel.l
tIno Baltimore aud Way stations.
i7O Baltimore Hynttsvillc, aud Laurel Express
tSio,Ptlahurg, Cleveland, and Detroit Express.
toss philadelphia New York.and Boston Express
sleeping cars to New York stops at Hyatts'
tGI7,. Chicago, Cincinnati, and st. Louis Express.
Sleeping cars To Cincinnati aud Chicago
tDaily. jSunday only. Other trains daily, except
All trains from Washington stop at Relay station.
aud ohio iicSct offices "wasElnSt6n station, GiS and
1851 Pennsylvania avenue corner ofFourtcenth street
whore orders Will be uun for baggage TO be checked
National Republican. (Washington City (D.C.)) 1872-1888, 1882-02-14

Ladies who appreciate elegance and purity are
using Parkers Hair Balsam. II Is the best article
sold for restoring gray hair 10 ita original color,
beauty, and lustre.