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The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

Ben. swigert and Walker are IN with
nearly . 5000 pounds of government
freight from Broadwater's landing, VIA
Assinaboine. This is quartermaster's
and commissary stores and will be the
last of the season. AS this will end Col.
DeIaney,s business here this year, he
will start tomorrow morning for his
home in the east, via Helena. me
many friends Of the Colonel VIII re agy
his departure and hope to see him Win
us another season.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

Messrs. Mcdonald and MCGOWAN
leave this morning for the Montana
district with their winters grub, where
thew will spend the time until spring
developing the good prospects they nave
in the camp.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

The city council met last evening as a
hoard of equalization, and discussed the
value of property with some e the n tax
ing the meeting the fact came to light
that the property of church %organiza-
tons, charitable institutions, etc. Is TAX x
able and the assessor vas instructed to
have all such property assessed and
make a supplementary report. aa.a,m
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

Messrs. McMurray and Tye are now
building themselves a mackinaw to go
down the river on a hunting and trap
MING exnedition. They have had quite
q trim and experience already, having
come in q beat from near Bozem.ln down
the Gallatin to the junction of this river
with he Madison and Gallatin, and
then starting where the Missouri Is
formed they came safely down 70 the
mouth of Sun river. Here they. were
misinformed as to the distance to the
rapids. and before they knew it their
boat got into the rapids above the Black
Eagle falls and became unmanageapie,
SO that they had to let her go with tneir
load of winters grub, saving only snelI
rifles and some bedding which noated
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

We were informed by a couple OF
vounp men who have just returned from
fhe Vicinity of Maginnis that q soldier
who had deserted from the fort on the
Goth was found dead the next morning
half way between Maiden and the posi-
with his hands and face gnaWed OH Dy.
the wolves. In the Maiden paper VI
the ed we find no mention OF Inis, anu
We are therefore inclined to think the
hoys were missinformed as to the facts
~ tba case. but we give the story for
what 1t is worth, anyhow.
The river press. [volume] (Fort Benton, Mont.) 1880-current, 1883-11-07

The Yellowstone is to be spanned AT
Livingston by a bridge, and D.. X; Bu.
chanan is to commence at once driving
the piles. This is an enterprise onae
will be a success at Benton when some
canitalist gets ready to take hold OF IL.
National Republican., 1883-01-06
A eeorgla Editor ON Early Marriages.

Rtt0 Fdtrn (Gd.) Gazette,
Nine-tenths of the unhappy marriages are
the result of green human calves being al
lowed to run ut large in tho society pastures
without any yokes on them. They marry
and have children before they do moustaches ;
they are fathers of twins before they are
proprietors of two pairs of pants, and the
little girls they marry are old women before
they are 20 years old. Occasionally one of
these gosling marriages turns out all right,
but IL is n clear case of luck. If there was a
law against young galoOts sparkling and marry
ing before they have all cut their teeth,
we suppose the little cusses would evade
it in some way, but there ought to be
a sentiment against it. 1t is time enough for
these bantams to think of finding pullet
when they have raised money enough to buy
bundle of laths to build hen house. But
they see a girl who looks cunning, and they
are afraid there Is not going to be girls enough
to go around, and then they begin to get in
their work real spry, and before they are
aware of the sanctity of the marriage relation
they are hitched for life, and before they own
a cook stove or bedstead, they have to get
up in the night and go after the doctor, so
frightened that they run themselves out of
breath, and abuse the doctor because he doesn't
run too and when the doctor gets there there
is not enough linen in the house to wrap up
doll baby.
National Republican., 1883-01-06
RED HAIR.
An Effort TO Prove the Hare and Rndi-
ant Beauty OF Red Hair.

WhtChdN RCUicp.
shall be considered unorthodox when
say that next in lovoliness of all the hair 1
hvve ever seen comes chevelure of golden.
red. Very red hair is orange, and orange
hair is far from beautiful, but the abundant
tressos to which 1 refer were of the color Of
perfectly ripe corn, with that reddish tinge
which makes the waving harvest field so beau
tiful. Red hair, even if unlovely, has its adj
vantages in a practical age, when girl
or woman darcs not be insignificant
invisible" on penalty of being no.
body. Tho writer of little book on the
toilet sets forth as follows one of the advant-
ages: Enter a room in daylight (by artificial
light red loses much of its ferocity) where
there are women without bonnets or hats,
and if there be one of them with bright un
mistalSable red hair, she will stand out from
the rest with nevcr-ailing prominence
which, if she be pretty woman--and red
haired women have often great beauty of
feature, and very often lovely complcxious--
is of the greatest advantage to her, socially
speaking"
Another advantage lies in the fact that tho
possession of red hair restricts the owner to
narrow but select range of color. "And you
call that an advantage" cry the phalaux of
the red-haired sisters. Undoubtedly DO, and
W piuNS ~ uah IL III your lnnlosI souls, you
do not adore pink and cherish the belief that
IL suits you? OF course you no. Inever knew
any one Of your coloriug who did not Re-
striction MS to color, IL universal and regulated
on basis of good taste, would make England
more celebrated than ever for handsome
women or pretty girls, many of whom now
ruin their looks by wearing wrong tints.
And what may tho red-haired wear? I
will tell you. If you wish to be insipid
and commonplace, wear palo blue. That has
been the heritage of the red-haired for cen
turies you would like to jump out of that
deepened groove, and wish to look like very
poem, buy warm golden browns orange
tinted ycllows ruddy cream colors, with n
flash rs from russell leaves upon them, terra
Gotta, and the whole range of such tiuts as
are exemplifled in primroses, ,butternuts, ,Gloire
dc Dion, chestnut browns chocolate, dull
wall flower reds and dull gold color. A beau
tiful rousse, who is great favorite in English
society, wears II gold band in her hair and
usually dresses in the evening in yellow satin
or gold-cOlored velvet. She is n picture, in
deed, and in her walking gowns of chocolate,
relieved with amber, or of tawny red and gold
is as picturesque woman as one would wish
TO meet,
National Republican., 1883-01-06
wa lSA SWAMI Iihi NhNaNs i/9h
COTTON MARKET,
The following were the opening and closing
BALTIMORE PR0DuoE MARKEr.

BALTIMORE, Jan. 5-Cotton quiet; middling, lOc.
Flour quiet ana steady HoNa.d street aud west.
ern sup, rnne, So 1908 90; do extra, SS 5O@l 30;
do, family, "a 5O@s5 75 city mills superfne sS $40
"a 0V do extra, "a 2595 So do. Rio brands So jOog
20 l0i Pdtapco family, % 2o do. superlaIiye pat
eut, 81 90, Wheat-southern steady; siern
fairly active and higher southern red 81 O3dl 90;
do. amber, 81 O9@sl 10; No. l Maryland, 81 1870
0g1s; January, 81 09@l O9H; February, 81 1919 o
l IL; March, 81 l2IOl l3. CJrn-suuthern hrmef;
western $ ade easier and iairy active southern
white, 5l@b2c; do. yellow, 53u 62c' western mixed,
spot 6l259blMc January 6l496lAc; Februpry,
6l3s96lI2c. Oats higher ana firm southern 459
4sci western white, 4B@iSc do. mixed, 4i@4 4GI
pennsylvania, 45@lsc. Rye qUiet al GGR6SG. lIty
dun and weas; prime 70 chulce peuusy aud
Maryland, Sli 0O@lb 90. Provision, quiet, mess
purk, SIS 5Oi bulk meats, should rs and clear
rib sides, packet, sgl04c; bnc u--,houldes, Ol4c;
clear ib sides, lllac; ham, l3jIdl lIi4c lard, Ie
hned, ll35c. Butter steady western paCked and
IL 22Q4br. Eggs quleG fresh, 96G27c; lined, 10
@2Oc, Petroleum dull; refined, 74q73zc. q flee
lower; RIO cargoes ordinary TO fair 6N@SC sugar
dgli SOFT s4c G, '99ppyr Tehnid qgtet a. ne.
pool per steamer dun; cotton, 3-lG@4i; flour, i.
yd GF41,S ~ ~; Receipts. .lFleogr ?$l7 barrels
922 ushes; rye, 7O7 bushels Snjpmeuts-Wheat,
2s,700 uu,hels' corn, ~. 600 bu- hes salus-Wheu,
4ll,l27 bushels cora, 272,tSi bushels.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET
CHICAGO, Jan. 6,-FlOur Ia 40 Il cu0nd at full
prices. Wheat unsettled, tut gene ally higheri
regular, 95Jsg96o January; yO3449Ghc Febr4 .y;
No. 2 red WINTER SBls9v6Ic; do. spdng, 0j3s9
gi Corn uEetted, hut g,ne ally high r at 81 10
52]4c enS.i P2I5a624e JauHHy 5l85l1tr February.
On mlrly active aud sin ie nlguerBt $3.50 ctsh.
So2693oHc March. I'll a - cd in good uernuud.
Dressed hogs strong ana higher; mif tng goo light,
81 lON1 20; gOot TO choice avy, 81 40d7 3j. Pur6
active, put lover Sl6 9jUl7OO cash; Sl6 0lI6@l6 M
January Si7 O7l6N7 10 Fvuutty. Lard mi e.
lied, hui gcnerdy ighrr az $40 80 casu; $40 rs
@lO 40 February. Buk meus stetdy Hld un'
changed Whisky steady ani unchanged,
GRAIN AND PHoYlslOSS.
The following are the opeuIu highest lowest
and closing price on The ChlragO Board Of Traio
q, frecled by special wire reports to Cooke G Cu
brokers'
National Republican., 1883-01-06

penne steady 81 80 for hard 50 50 for yellow dip.
Corn steady: priue wuite, bSdG0c; mixed, 56d57c.
CHARLESTON, Jan. 5-Spirits turpentine quiet at
4S5Gc. kosn IN t mand; 81 359Sl 40 for strained
and good stiaiued.
sAyANNAH, Jan 5.--Rosns quiet; UNCHANGED for
lower grades, nominal for better grades no sales.
Iurpenne quiet at 49c for regulars; sales, 20 bar
res.
New ORLEANS, jan 5.--Corn--demand good,
but lower; VIII to mixed and yellow, 56c. Corn
meal duh aud lower at 50 60@2 60. Hay firmer.
Pork dull and lower vt Sl7 80. Lard easier; refined
terce, l0}S@llc; kcg, 11l49lllGc. Sugar quieta and
unchanged; common TO good common, 5951sc;
far to fully fair, 5,S65}4c; prime to choice, $50
&C; yellow clarified, 7@7l4c white clarified, ~
demand; centrifugil, 2O@i3c; common, 3O0D35C;
fair, 3J@40c prime to choice, 446l53c Rice--de.
mind good Louisiana ordinary tn choice, $40
63sc Cotonseed oil, prime crude. 35@S6c; refined
summer yellow, 4l@45o. Other articles unchanged.
ALEXANDRIA GRAIN MARKET
ALEXANDRIA, Jan. b.--We have no change TO
make In -four but the market closes strong In con-
sequence Of Il firm wheat market. Receipts OF all
kinds Of grain are very light. Only 500 bushels of
wheat we're ole cd to-day; fair Fultz sold at 81 90
al o., mixed 81 05, aud a small lot If Lougberry
At 81 "a; no choice or fancy samples were offered.
Corn Is scarce aud higher II few bushels Of yellow
produce IS IN liberal supply aud the market is
dull and lower.
PlrTsBuRG OIL MARKET
PITTsBURe, PA, Jan. 5.--Thc dullness in the oil
market noted yesterday continues, and no im-
nrovemont Is looked for until something defiite
is known In regard to the capacity of the Schultz
well. The market opened weak at sec, declined
to S)l4c, rec vered aud advanced to SSc, closing
weaker a. S6Ac The trading was light.
National Republican., 1883-01-06
.lln y ~. 1T :. ITlENNsYlvANIA ROUTE

Il - ,,, PENNSYLVANIA ROUTE
10 THE NORTH. WEST AND SOUTHWEST
STEEL BALLS, %S&5SElFiChNf E9TirMiENr
TRAINS LEHVEN NwHsIiiNGaTfoNN, iiNGaTfoNN irtoS@S1 tSS1 station
,,o. corner of sixth and streets as follows,
OF Palace Sleeping Cars at G,s0 a. M daily; 4 Al
rshG;rg g$o ~ =; ny daily With Sleeping Cars from Iiar.
uhiy, WIN Palace Cars 10 Pittsburg and q n m.
nd mai ~, mml ~ Express $50 p M. daily for Pttsburs
BXifIMoIiE AND POTOMAC RAILROAD
For Erie, Cul andaigun, Rochester, Bufalo NIAGARA
MoD Mo p m. daily, except Saturday with Palace CaIs
For Willinmsport, Lock Haven, aud Elmira, ut a1l
Q. n daily, except sunday.
1.2l $3.50, aud iG2Op. M; ON sunday, l;2O, 0;5O aud
II9;;O I9;;O r M Limited Express OF Pullman Parlor
For Brooklyn, N y, all through trains connect At
Jersey CITY VITA boats Of brooklyn Annex aifOrtl.
ng direct transfer TO Fulton street, avoiding double
For Philadelphia, 500 a. M 1890 a. M 1870, 4:2o e5l
ma TIitp lTSq p II: Nm on sunday l2o G5o and 100
For baltimore st go 800 S99 1890 and 1880 40
D3J a. M, 42O, $50, 1850, $3.50, aud l0:2O p. IN.
For Popss Creek Line 6:iO IN. and i4O p III. daily.
For Annapolis, 64Oa m. and 4!iop. m daily, except
ALEXANDRIA AND FREDERICKSBURG RAIL
WA, AMP nAL nAALLEAANDtIA AND WASHING
For Aexandr'a, dSo 200, go, Hoo and ir25 a. m.
48 500 600, 500 and 1880 p. On Sunday at $50
800 1900, and lli2l q. m, and $40 y. m.
For Richmond and the south, $3.50 and ll25 m. daily
and 900 y. m. daily, except Sunday.
Trains leave Alexandria for Washington. 800, 500
SS and 1850 IN; n; o. $780, 5;lO 100, andGiOp D. m
u. M; 7.UO ANA " p. m.
ner of Thirteenth street and Pennsylvania avenue
md at the station, where orders can be LEFT for tho
checking OF baggage TO destination from hotels and
J. II. WOOD. General Passenger Agent
CHARLES ~ PUGH. General Mnnngnr. sels
National Republican., 1883-01-06
Norfolk and New York Steamers.

THE STEAMER LADY or THE LAKE
win leave her wharf, foot ofslxth street every Mon.
day. Wednesday, and FRIDAY, AZ o'clock y. ~.
leuorng at Pnty Point, Point Lookout and gorIresa
CoNNECrING AT NORFOLK WITH THE Bos.
TON AND PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
Frstcluss fare TO Fortress Monroe and rlOlk-gl W
SCcundclass iurG 10 Fortress Mon oe and No folk 80
lst-class iare 10 Pney Point and luln, LODNOut ~
ScconuCluss lnre to Pney Point aud Pt Lookout ij
Returning, caves Noriuls Tuesdays Thursdays,
""N iiFffE NEW YORK sTEAAfERS,
JOHN GI}SON and H. O. KNIGHT, leave Pier n.
East River, New York every Saluriay at p M,
M d Georgetown every Thursday ut a. m, For par'
t,Ulars apply 10 Agent, o. Water street. Georgetown,
III kes and stntCruoms can be secured al general
onlce Gli FlneOuth street In Nat; Met Bank, and
o ticket oiice, 1851 Pa ayei ~ M9rG % Hotel and Nc
bupt lledl ALI Hin Mpbll, ntff IlfNs
National Republican., 1883-01-06
VV1' NvHoTHI Phssengor Agent, BallmOre
-JNHE VIRGINIA MIDLAND HALLWAY. -
TIE TRUNK LINE no THE SOUTH. SOUTH.
WEST, AND WE5E

Schedule IN effect &c bpr ISs2;
"lO u, NJ New Orleans Mail, daily, making clnsa
connections TO all points south and southwest
WIN lullnian sleeping Cars from Washington
nh nhnNl,le 70 Atlanta, and Atlanta TO New
- JNhchburg and Bristol '
40 7. m.-Louisvle Fast Line, daily, via Char.
louesvllle, Huntington, aud Lexington to Gin.
clnnntl, Louisville, and all Western points,
lnhklmg direct connections, and with solid train
Louisville. 'o w
1885 y. m-southcrn Mail and Ex press. daily, to ali
points south nnd southeast, via DanVillc aud
Charlotte With Pullman Sleeping Cars Wash
tngtOn TO Charleston. -
For all points on vanassas Division tako 7:io n m
tram daily, except sunday For Warronton
-, lake ';lO H. m. nnd I; u %. IN. trans, daily.
For tickets and all Information, inquire al Com.
pany . OnlCc, COL pennsylvania avenue or ut Union
with telephone system. ' "
NJ SLAUGHTER, N, MACDANIEI.
General Passenger Agent AGENT
SOL HAAS Traffic Manager selS
National Republican., 1883-01-06
srArE noNps.
pAcIFIc coAsr ANp MININa srocKs.
BALTIMoRE srOcK MARKrr.
BALTIMORE, jan. 5.-Virginia Gs consolidated,
OIL; d.. second series, 30 past due coupon, 561s
new 1O'4Os, 42lI; do. new 3s, 4634 bid to. day.a
NEW YORK PRODUCE MARKET,


New York, Jau. 5.-Cotton quel; sales 1853 baks
neutrality-suspicious., l0IS; middlng Orlenhs lO5-l6
weekly net receipts 91iS bnles gross 81 90 bales;
2S bales; to the continent, 3lS0 bules. sales 27sS
bales; stock 1ll,0l7 bales. Southern flour steady
demand moderate; common ~ fair extra, "a 80
D5 90; good ~ choice do, IS 100000 Wheat-cash
los shade better No. spring nominal; export
ungraded red, Sic@Sl 16; No. Q red, january
81 lOA@l III. Corn L01c higher; very brisk
speculative trading; ungraded, 59G69Hc; No, 2
Janhary, 662SgG7Ac. Oats-Cash firm: op ions
opened shade better afierward declined l4d9zc,
closing steadier No. 3, 449I@A5c. Hay firm and
quiet Hops very firm aud in good demand New
norks 95e@Sl 10; eastern and yearings, 95c@Sl 90.
Couee dull on spot; Rio in cargOeS quoted at 6N
@9c, In JOB lots nj Gl4@934c; options active and
lower; January, S. 75; February 50 7O@575; March
70 7o@6 81 April, IS 75@5 s5 May, So SOa5 %;
June, 81 %; July, So 05 Augu I, ST. 90: December,
50 l5 No. 3February, 81 55@7 go. Sugar quiet and
about steady; far TO good refining quoted l5.l6
az l-l6s Tehned quiet and unchanged; yellow,
6A971sc; white extra G, 72sG734c; yellow do, ~
@7z9o; yellow, 6%@G2sc; mould a, &c; standard
a, SSci confectionery A, 5.16@S3sc; powdered,
6H@9ci cubes, 90. Molasses quiet; New Orleans
aud unsettled at 81 STOOL 20. Potatoes firm Tur-
pentine firm at 52lGc. Hides dun and unset ed.
Wool dull and unchanged. Pork more active on
spot; options dull and nominal; sales 1860 barrels
new mess. spot, SIS 25@ls so; fmily mess, SIS 40
@l9 90; 3T5 arrels clear back, S2l O0d2l Oh extra
prime, 10 arrive, equal to Sll 90 hule; middles
trm; long clear, 94@0Hc. Lard Gas points higher
on optinns, more active; prime steam, spot,
$40 62l9GO 72l2; January, SlO G7Ql0 II; February,
$40 75@lO 81; March, SO Si@10 81. FregAtS firm
cotton per steam, Hdi wheat. I'D
National Republican., 1883-01-06

weak and generally L8H per cent. lower state
bonds were q per cent. higher for Louisiana con.
Us, but otherwise neglected. Railroad bonds
were active and generally higher. The share
speculation opened irregular but prices in the
main were 1Fd1l4 per cent. above yesterdays
closing quotations, the latter Memphis and
Charleston. In the early trade there was n further
advance OF 14@9I per cent, led by Pacific Mail.
There was then partial reaction. followed shortly
efOte noon by AN advance ranging from y to ~
per cent in which Pullman Palare Car company
Oregon and TranscOutlnental, Northwest, and
Delaware, Lackawonna and Western were most
conspicuous. The list subsequently receded "a
u per cent, the latter Northwest, af)er which the
market became strong on an increased volume OF
business, and about . O'clock recorded an advance
Of ls per cent. In Omaha preferred, Il in Louis.
vile aud Nashville, ~ In Delaware, Lackawanna
and western, IA in Minneapolis and ST. Louis
pref. rred, aud ~ In Denver ard Rio Grande and
ls9l per cent. in the remainder Of The list. Dur.
ltr the last hour reaction of LMlK occurred
led by Delaware Lackaw0nna and Western aud
Denver and Rio Graude, and the market closed
weak, but with the closing prices Ld3 ucr cent.
above those of yesterday the latter Louisville and
New Albany. western Union, however, Is q aud
Northwest common y per cent. lower than Vt yes.
ierdays close. TTausactiOus aggregated 1856 COO
shares, including Delaware, L0ckawanna ard
Mestcrn $1,000, Denver aud RIO Graude, 5000; T;
Erie, 52lOOi kun.as aud Trxns, 5000; Lake Shore,
VlUO Louisville ana Nashville. l7,2U0 Missouri
Pacific, b60O; Memphis aud Charleston, 2,SO0
Northwest 5000; N W jersey Central 6400 !;
New York Central, s 900: Northern Pacific. 0S,SOO
Reading. ll,l00 st. Paul, 25,l00; 81, Paul aud
Omaha, 800; Pex0s Pacific, lG 600; Union Pacific
114OO: Wabash Pacific, 1880; Western Union
$780, OREGON aud Trnnscoutineuial IL, ,7O0 RoChes.
ter and pittgburC 1000.
National Republican., 1883-01-06
Mt, Vernon! Mt. Vermont
srEAMnR w. w. CoRcoRAN

Leaves Seventh.stroet wharf daily Coxcept Sunday
for Mt Vernon az 10 o'clock u m returning, reaches
Washington about $3.50 y. m.
auto LII. BLAKE, Captain.
National Republican., 1883-01-06

rangements of stomach and bowels, cured by
DIR. Perce's "Pellets" or anti-bilious gran
ules. Twenty-Five cents a vial. No cheap
boxes to allow waste of virtues. By drug
gists.
National Republican., 1883-01-06
NEW YORK MONEY MARKET.

NEW YoRK. Jan. 6.-Mlu on can loaned be.
tween 5 rud per cent, closed offered at prr
cent. EXch nee was steady at 4s004s0H 10 Long
and 4Sl@lSll9 for short sight. Governments were
National Republican., 1883-01-06
DE5
NEW EXPRESS STEAM PACKET LINE

PIIILADELPHHA WASWINGTON, AND
ALEXANDRIA.
APPOINTED SAILING DAYS:
From PHILADELPHIA every saturday ....., ,i2 m.
Prom Wa nlNGION every Monday y.........,,A b.. ne.
Through and prompt con- ecuon with New York
Boston, Fail RiV'r, ana ull points North rhtou3h
IIls +. ding Gwen. Freight received and deli pr.d
uny until !. in. w, r. CLNptN 60,
General Agents, pdll delpnlA
J. n. JOHNSON & CO.,
AZ. M, i3h aud 18th s. wharyea s. W.. 1909 81.
n, W., Wuhh ,nston ID. Y. teaO u
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wh'l Corn. oat, Pork. lard.
soUrlfEpN NAUEs1s.


WflMNGToN, Jnn, Spirits iurpentne steady ~
0t iSAv kAsin ,ieudy 81 % Tor stlaineu; tl 8
Ior good strained. Tar frm at 81 50, Crude tur
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Steamboat Zines.
Potomac Steamboat Company.
FOR NORFOLK, PORTSMOUTH,

FORTRESS MONROE, PINIGY' POINT, AND
POINT LOOKOUT, CONNECTING IN NOR.
FOLK WITH THE BOSTON AND
PROVIDENCE STEAMERS.
National Republican., 1883-01-06

Schedule to take effect SUNDAY, nov. u tss,
I''o@ C"vaso' Slnclnnatl aud ST. Louis Fast EV.
hnd rS'S Sleeping Cars to Cincinnati s.. Louis
,Ss ,SoS baltimore Elllcot CITY, aud Way stations
600 B9liinore Annapolis aud WAY. piedmont
@ttnsonrgi @ gi Minghestor, Hagor5town, ami
too baltimore Express.
s;iG Point OF Rocks aud Way stations.
,.,o g., Parlof Cars to New York. hN''''N
W,S, Wa1Srsar Gnd VALLEY ad E5ptGSs sGonnSc.s lot
tGoo Baltimore. Hyattsvllle. and Laurel Expresl
stops ht Bpit vile, Annapolis junction, Jus.
smps, and Dorscys ON sundays stops az
1000 Baltimore Express. stops at Hyattsvre and
tlCl5 pllls6urc, chicago, Cincinnati and st. Louis
Express Sleeping cars to Cincinnati, LOus-
i-l@ h'ssnmore Ellicott city, Annapolis and Way
'l:2S5 'IS; on pl Sunday only for Baltimore and wa.
SO" ballllhore Express.
ta'oo. Baltimore, Philadelphia, and New York Er
S'oO. baltimore aud Way stations. twlnchester,
ETeIerick, Hagerstown, and Way via Rc.
4i9o. baltimore, Hyattsylllc and Laurel Express
Tnnct,pn' TI"TG,p,eS' via Relay. Stops at Annapolis
iis:iioo' BBaIm9rG, b Annapolis, and Way stationS
iP9YsleT PSs, s. ma moaSs Way siSSons sSgdqysts
t5'i5. BALTIMORE Express (NlartnsburIgs Snd 9n way.
Ga, p,h, via hSsbIay STOPS & ystisye and M MLaS@rS2 @
t5oo. saltimore aud Way Station ors''O'iS
i'n BnltlmUre Express
1ell l1ttsburg, Cleveland, and Detroit Exnrez.
.o.,o Sleeping Ours to Pittsburg.
.o.- u Sleeping Cars to New York
I"oe IhlCago, Cincinnati and st. Louis Express.
Seeplng Cars to Cincinnati. St Louis aud
li'g1 baltimore and Way Stations.
s,indS' tSundays only. Other trains daily, except
Al trains from Washington stop ut Relay Station
- For further Information apply al the BaItimoreand
ohO Ilcket Onlcos; Washington station, 6l0 and 3Si
lennsylNania avenue corner of Fourteenth street.
where orders VIII be taken baggage to DO Checked
ana received at any point Ia the city.
WM. CLEMENTS,
Master ofTransportatlon, baltimore
sels General Passenger Agent, Baitimore.
National Republican., 1883-01-06
Rs- STEAMER EXCELSIOR IA

90 STEAMER ENCEh4SAOR IA
on TUESDAYS and THURSDAYS at y. IN. and
SATURDAYS at $50 p. m.
Frs-class fire to Fortress Monroe and Norfolk 50 50
SeCOndclass are TO TT, Monroe ana Norfolk, 90
FirSt-class fare to Piney Point aud Point Look
hul,,
SecOnd-cla5S fare to piney Point and Point Look
Oul'''''.''''''s 70
Tickets and staterooms for sale and information
furnished at b. w Reeds sons, No 1913 f street
northwest: b. and o. ticket OilCe, 1851 Pennsylyann
avenue 81. Marc Hotel ROose's cigar stands. at
principal Hotels, H. B PolknhOrn, next to City Post
OnlCe. and at companys Office, Sevent.slreet wharf
l.. NJ. HUDGINS
,,. . ,,.,,,,,. Gcne;al superintendent
WIN. II. WEIClI, Agent sel6
National Republican., 1883-01-06
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enables requisite treptnlHnt Tor Hard aul Su lurus
BuuOls, luh nn lnyurtrd Mails, Frost Bite, Chill
blon7 Vascular EHcsr9cners, and other complaints
olihe leet V u,H uthe most emlucrt pl, $40 nINuni
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i.tl hr 4e fW. ut tie world Hours n NJ. 10 80
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