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NoTIcE!-Kets Kemethy's, Il09 Pa. av., takes one
doz fine photos with one thirteenth painted for s.

AssIGNEE's SALE.-The entire stock of MI b. Sill
verperg, BIZ 18th street northwest, consisting OF
Jul line OF picture frames brackets, baskets satch
els, pocket-bookS, books, albums, scrap books
vases, toilet sets and fancy glass ware, silver.
gold and rolled plate jewelry, Japanese goods,
games, and very large stock of dolls and toys Is
now selng sold at private sale at and below cost
Inose desiring bargains should not fail to call
Zachariah TObrinor assignee
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MILLINERY.-Ladiesi In want OF mourning bOnnets
ana wells VIII ind it to their advantage to call at
the fashionable Millinery Store 1927 Pennsyl-
Vania avenue, and procure the best work and low
est prices IN the city. Frames cut and made be-
coming TO every lady. Fashionable" 1897 Penn
eylvanfa Avenue.
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THE bursting Of water tank on our fourth
moor caused damage to our fine parlOr furniture
and line carpetingS OF over $4,000 We shall i'm
medlately oner the same at prices that will sell
them. The damaged goods consist OF mouuette
velvet administer and body BrusSel carpets: four
1ne parior suites In white, three mirrors fourteen
fancy chairs and an assortment OF odds and ends
JULIUS LANSBURGH,
SIS 9Th street
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JUDD DETwEILER, book and job printers and
publishers, corner OF Pennsylvania avenue and
1lth street. have superior facilities Tor the execu-
uon OF all kinds of printing in first-clasS man.
nef at the shortest notice. Attorneys and others
desiring work well DONE prompt on time when
promised, together with rapid execution, will find
IT TO their interest to hand their COPY TO this we'll
known and reliable firm
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MARRIED.
nv ts asIRL FL. On February the 18th, lsss
ano Mrs. AMMAN n. WIBER, al Of this city.
FRANCE-CORsE. On February IA. 1883. =. Troy.
10 ny the Rev. Mr.. Ir1n, Mr.. THOMAS 4
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B81 B010O &C KOE10.
For next week: -Several lots q dress goods,
much under value.
Another Job lot Of linen Table Cloths, cheaper
than ever; also, Napkins andT0we1s extra cheap.
New French Satines In heauttn1l styles; New
Zephyr Ginghams, an eleganS assortment
A splendid line OF new HeeieryYWeu deserving
attention.
Reliable goods at reasonable prices, at
KRRs, $50 9TH Street northwest
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Tailoring Department.

Tailoring Department.
Spring goods and styles now ready, subject to
the Ath OF February. After that time the regular
price Will be charged. First-class talent; no SUI
peri0r In U. 8. Trying On seldom required before
finishing. This feature alone saves one dollar
every time coat is tried on, besides the annoy
ance My assortment OF piece goods is the largest
in Washington. GEO G. HENNlNG,
40 9TH street.
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On Thirty Days, Trial.
The Voltaic Belt Co., Marshall, Mich, will send
Dr. Dyes Celebrated Electro Voltaic Belts and
young or old) who are aff1icted with nervous
debility, lost vitality and kindred troubles, guar
and manly vigor Address as above. NB.-No
risk is incurred, as thirty days trial is al
lowed. W.Sm
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CITY ITEMS


Hats for Sprime o. 1855.
Spring Style Broadway Silk Hat. a
Nice assortment round and square crown Derbys.
Mems a nne sou SOL f n Hats. $50 g s2@
Chfldrens Felt Hats at reduced prices
At Lewis, $40 9TH st., below Mt vernon Square.
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CITY AND DISTRICT.
Condensed Locals,

DIT Rankin has visited Cleveland, and returns,
intending 70 remain In Washington
HE WEEKLY STAR eight large pages cut past-
Cd and folded) VIII be sent postpaid anywhere In
tne United states or Canada for one dollar a year
y. SnllI1ngton and Robert Bean send Hd1per's
Monthly for March.
Frank Mcclure, the young man arrested for
torglng the name OF Mr.. j. j. Gleason. feed dealer
~ a note, mas been released on $500 bail. Mr.
6leaSon says that the statement that Mcclure
was In his employment is incorrect
1ooias Williams, cOlored, was sentenced to tail
hui SIX months by Judge Smell to-day for stabbing
ko0ert Morton, colored, during a melee i'm Cox
alley last Wednesday.
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LOVELY neck RULINGS, Zoe. yd, t6yd. box 5Oc);
elegant Paris kids; hosiery, hsnCkerchieAs and
dress goods; at sacrifice at Brodhead d Co. s,
1a05 street.
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Jrsr THINK of 1t. 100000 pounds Of grapes
pressed into delicious native wine Xander mas IL
At 500 and Oh 9TH street.
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The Safest Wa,

The safest and surest way to restore the youth
ful color OF the hair Is furnished by Parker's Hair
Balsam, which is deservedly popular from its
superior cleanliness.
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Good Advice

Good Advice.
Nearly all the Ills that afflict US can be pre-
vented and cured by keeping the stomach, liver
and kidneys in perfect working order There 1s
no medicine known that will do this as surely as
Parker's Ginger Tonic.
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CABINETS and large panel portraits, by Bowdoin's
improved FerTotype Process, ali the rage. Ills
pennsylvania avenue.
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AN EFFEcTUAL and pleasant substitute fer the
nauseous and sometimes dangerous cough medi-
zines Is natures own remedy, "Dr. Langs Genu-
Inc German Herb Tea AT all druggists at &c
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REVUE DE Ia MODE AND HARPER's MAGAZINE for
March. for sale by John c. Parker 6I7 and GIG
1th street northwest, between G and streets,
opposite Patent ONCE. -
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The WEEKLY STAR, a large double paper Of fifty
NA coiuInnS, VIII be sent postpaid for one dollar
year. Try It.
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457 Penn. ave.: Hot Spring Crystals, real settings
Eyeglasses.
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BARGAINS FOR NEXT WEEK:

Mems Pure Gum Boots, $3.50
Mems Calf Boots, $3.50, So, So so
Custom Hand-Sewed Boots, g.
Mems Solid Button Shoes, $1.25.
Letter Carriers Comfort, $3.50.
Ladies' French Kid Button, So.
s. Hand-sewed Button, now $2T5.
50 Straight Goat Button, now 81.
81 Pebble Button, now g.
Large lot Lace Shoes, so and IS cts.
Misses and Boys Button, 50 and as CT
Youth and Boys Boots, %, so, rs cts.
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Mr. E i Burnett.
25th and n streets northwest. says:-"I think
Browns Iron Bitters has done me much goodn
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PERSONAL.

A YOUNG MAN, sELF-sUPpORTING AND WELL
"a educated. desires the acquaintance of maiden or
young wldoW with some incomes one having a business
Office. n; as
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Rurneta,s Cocoa;uo

has received universal endorsement No other
preparation possesses such remarkable properties
for embellishing and strengthening the hair and
rendering 1t dark and glossy 1t cures badness
and erad1cates dandruff
Burnett'S FlaVOring Extracts are the best
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Browns Bronchial Tr0ches
for Coughs and Colds: IL have been trying to get
along without them, but with the odds rather
against me. do not see how It is possible for a
public man to be himself in winter without this
admirable aid."-Rer r. III. DeUenS, Pocdsset, Mass
Sold only in boxes. Price Is cents.
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On Thirty DAYS, Trial.

800 In GOldU
Given away by Royal Glue. See advt
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LundbOrs's
Perfumes, Edenia and Marechal Mel rose.

IHecker,s Baking Powder
Is perfect In every respect, healthful thoroughly
reliable, uniform in strength, and its baking dual
tiles cannot be surpassed
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A New Years Gif

A New Years Gift.
In the shape of the Dollar WEEKLY STAR for one
year. is In order. 1t is large eight-page paper of
hfty-six columns-the largest and cheapest In the
country. Only one dollar, post paid.
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TftnderSs LactO PROSTATE Of Lime and
Cod Liver Oil, the best remedy known for coughs
COLDS, consumption, bronchitis, asthma, all throat
breast and lung affections.
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.'Alderney Dairy Wagons.n
Fresh Attorney Butter churned every morning
Also, cottage cheese, buttermilk and sweet milk.
&C. per Of Cream. i5c. pint
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PROFESSIONAL.

A RIIFICIAL EYES. q. $40. Sl5 THE a
Glasses: 9. 9 Boxwood T6srme%stss that 81 Field
Old Stand. 46S Pa. ave. Telephone connection. d8
Useful FEET PROMOTE health AND LON.
gevitX hence the Thousands from fsr and near that
avenue. opposite Wizards Hotel for reliaf from and
syoidanoe OF CornA Bunions. Diseased Mails. Chill
TIE feet Established in Washington. D. g.. in 1861
Once fee 81 visit for putting the fest In order jail
nR. b. L. BOVEE. MEDICAI ELRCTRICIAN.
treat. t.. su9SssSsfuiX Female Dise.se1 NeursldS
Turksh, Russian, sulphur ana III Medico3ed Hath
gwen l417 street, opposite Riggs House. o2O
he, n: 9. PARSONS, MEDICAL ELECTRIOIAN.
1I0alvanic and Electro Vapor Baths Massacre 6Wood-
ish movements Magnetic Treatment &c. Hours from
y m. to pm. 1927 street northwest. o0-6ms
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DRIVATE DETECTIVE AGENCY
Il No. e04 STREET NORTHWEST.
Reliable Information furnished In all cases consul
taton free; will call at residence when resueeted; ali
business strictly confidential McDEVITT, Film.
DER McELFRESH. III I'M
NOTICE-ANY INFORMATION OF THE WHERE
IN abouts Of CHARLES QUALdAN will be Thankfully
received by his brother LEWIS QUALMAN, at 207 II
street southwest fl6-3t'
DERsONAL.-s2OO CASH FOR APPOINTMENT IN
Revenue Marine Service as cadet. Address r. N. s..
otar once. f16-3t
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l. HEILBRUN, 4C2 7th street.
eign:-The Old Woman in Window In a new dress.
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SAFE DEPOSIT co.

CECURITY FROM LOSS By BURGLARY
~ ROBBERY FIRE Or ACCIDENT.
THE NATIONAL SAFE DEPOSIT COMPANY
CoRNx1 10TH STREET AND NEW YoRK Ava
.n;tsl onaFsse ACT Of Congress January "a 1901
Rents Safes Tor S. to $50 per yes aud tsiss iii kinds
securities and Yaluables On Special Deposit ut lowest
BENJAMIN p. SNYDER Prssidmt.
CHARLES @. GLOVER, ct Riggs b Co. Vice PreatdeuA
O. =. NymAns Ant Ssoy.
OnEU1oRS:
Benjanin p. Snyder Charles O. Glover
John Casoc1n, Henry A, willard
NbertL. Sturtsysnk Thomas Evana
John q. parke. aull
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DENTISTRY.

DENTISTRY.
IL DENTIST.
1907 F etreet northwest
Preservation Of the Natural Teeth Especially fl
A RTIFICIAL TEETH MADE BEFORE AND IN
"A eerted immediatey after extracting natural teeth
2 In splendid success. Modern methods and akin al
branches Of Dentistry: Moderate fees.
ta3-1y DIR. DONNALLY, 1871 r street northwest.
nR. RANDALL PARSONS. DENTmr.
IL 423 It'll street northwest over Ballantyne'e Book
night. Sis
Dk. KLOEBER DENTIST,
IL 626 STREET NoRTHwEsT.
Vitaxed AIR BY the Hurd System. Tor the painless ex-
traction Of Teeth. au23
nR T. NJ. TALBOTT, DENTIST. No. 4s7 7TH
street. three doors from corner e. Dentistry In N
isbFanches. Teeth inserted 81 per est An work war
ranted. janis
HOWLAND. DENTAL AssOCIATION. No. al
80 go sfes :,S Wereafr ,
and 9 SO cent? ssch o g ses nrs
sdtting Extracons without gasI 80 cents each tOofh
Pest Artificial Teeth msde 81 per eek Gold md
lmalgam FilhngA from 81 70 81. An work warranted
frst-cass Have administered Nitrous Oxide to ovee
ssss oS@ e. g car v b fu1ni.nsa ilss sssss.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
DatGu Gdxette
WTLMINaroN. WEDNESDAY, MAY ss
Another Change Needed.

When the people, at the election In June
last, changed the political complexion Of
the City Council, they had, 1t cannot be de-
MED, some pietext for taking such deci ed
step. The city government though efficient,
was not perfection, and as long as there was
a flaw to pick, it was magni-
fed by number Of people. until it
became an offense of sufficient
magnitude to warrant them in voting for a
change This, aided by one or two local
nominations of distasteful character, 80
Influenced the peoples minds that revolu-
tion was started that swept the City Council
as well as the general city offices, into Re
publican control .l
Nearly year has elapsed since the new
administration went into existence, aud we
are satisfied that every citizen who voted for
the new order of things simply because
he desired change, regrets bitterly that he
ever allowed such foolish notion to gain
such complete mastery of his mind. The
change then effected has proved as radical
as the most urgent advocate of new dis
pensation could wish. 1t has replaced q
decent and effective police force with a set
of disreputable incompetents-among
whom are but few good appoint
ments-who pay attention to any
thing else in the world but their legitl-
mate duties, and at whose surveillance of
the peoples property thieves laugh in dis
dain. IL gave us a City Council that
started out with the most extravagant
promises of financial reform, but winds up
with bankrupted appropriations and an
overdrawn bank account, before the
close of the fiscal year, and leaves
the public finances in such a
condition that an increase of taxation for the
next year is unavoidable.
These are the fruits of the change SO
eagerly sought for by the people one year
ago They asked Tor bread and got the
meanest kind of stone, and the worst OF
their folly is that while they can replace
their incompetent City Council at the ap-
preaching election by better aad more ex.
perieneed men, the wretched police force, like
the ''old man of the sea-" will cling t.
their positions for at least two years more
However, 1t would be well for the people t.
express their opinion in emphatic terms, a
the next election. 1t will be the first op
portunity of giving public expression O
their indignation at the mean manner il
which they were sold, and they car
then start the good work which will result
In their complete redemption two year,
hence.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23

WE NOTICE that the Republican organs
are not enthusiastic over the reported eau
didacy of James A. Anderson for City Coun-
Gil from the Sixth ward. Mr.. Anderson is
a very Intelligent colored man, but notwith-
standing the love of the Republican party
for men Of his race, when votes are needed
it suddenly ceols to the most lukewarm re-
gard when they presume to indulge
in official pirations. 1t matters
not that Mr.. Anderson is as
intelligent aud capable as any man the Re.
pubiicans OF the Sixth ward are likely tc
nominate. He is a colored man, and is ex.
pected TO vote the Republican ticket right
along, without the least expectation of poll
tical preferment.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
BALTIMORE AND POTOMAC RAIL-
ROAD.
FROM CALVERT STATION,


TAKING EFFECT DECEMBER "a, 1882.
For Washington, q. m. ais and 855 D, m.
daily daa except sunday, and "a 7.S5, s,45 and
daily, except Sunday
FOR Annapolis, 7.O1a. M daily except Sunday,
and 5.W p. m, daily.
For Richmond and the south at 4, 20 and O. AZ n
m., daily, and 4. is p. M, daily except Sunday
For the South via Virglnia Midland Railroad Al
4'@Am., daily, and :. .56 D. M, except Sunday.
toa. oal0 p. M sunday only;
"A. M, daily.
For Norfolk via Potomac River steamers. Nom
day, Wednesday and Friday al II. 36 a. m.
FROM UNION STATION.
For WASHINGTON, 40, $50, L.eS E45, $50, IL. 10
a. M, 2.b5, 2b! Is. 10, Z. %, 9.05 D. m. On SUM
gay $50, 6.5o, 7.46. .. SO. n.4o q. M, $40 and
FOR Va Midland Road, at 4, 90 a. M, daily, O. Oh
p; M eNeepr Sunday. Imp. M, on Sunday
TorC. \ 0. Road, 4,sOs. M. daily, 2@:p. M,
except on sunday.
FROM PENNsYLVANIA-AVE STATION
For Washington, s5S 710, $50, s.5S and II. Is ..
M'I 80, 5, Is, 7,25 and 8. 10 p. m. On Sunday,
at 6.bS' $50, 9b5 and 11.45 a. M, 6.l6 and 7.B
For Annapolis, 2. 10 a. M. daily except sunday;
5'l5 p. ln., daily.
LEAVE WASHINGTON FOR BALTIMORE
At 40 900, $40 and 10. 30 =. M, I.So 420, A4o
s.SS a'S, $50 and 90 q N, On sundays At
S.OO' y 10 a. m, 40, I'D 30 $50 and ID. % D.
oHARLxa Il. PUaHs General Manager.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
STYLES IN HAIR DkEssIN q.
Looks Bought with told Now Little Used.
The Bang of the Period.

The Bang of the Period.
brooklyn Eagle.l
The present fancy in cofilre arrangement
Is to q certain extent more elevated, al
though ladies to whom the low Grecian knot
is becoming have not and IL is hoped will
not abandon that graceful style of hair
dressing. With a slender face this style
seems to leDgthen the contour, while the
loose, graceful coils brought high up on the
head tend to detract somewhat from this
otherwise elongated appearance. But,
whichever style is adopted, the stiff, fat
effects produced by wearing bang nets or
using bandolines is carefully avoided. To
ladies with very dark hair many frizzes and
crimps are uDbecolning and the brunettes at
present usually arrange the front hair In a
few careless rings or waves.
Very little false hair is used and any one
who possesses knot as large as an ordinary
sized door knob according to the present
fancy needs no false hair, but unfortunates
who can sustain but still more scanty
growth must have this slight deficiency sup
piled by art. So a variety of "pieces" de-
signed to cover the desert spots sometimes
existing on the top of a young or elderly
matron's head are seen. One broad, straight
piece arranged in loose rings high up on the
forehead seems to be quite popular at pres
ent.
Young ladies with light blonde hair have
fashion Of frizzing the bang and then let
1t fly, which is unbecoming and In many In
stances gives the damsel thus adorned an
untidy appearance. BARRIERS say they do
not make the bang as heavy as formerly,
but they are by no means abandoned, al
though the tendency is to show more Of the
forehead, When The hair is coiled high on
the head several little, short, loose curis are
added just at the nape of the neck These
are particularly becoming to blondes.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
a SHAMELESS PARTY.
EVsH a Record Of Crime and Iniquity
Brings No Blush.
rnax- vo.k xxrartd

EVSu q RECORD OF Crime and inquiry
Brings No Blush.
New York world.l
The ardent and hopeful Tribune believes
that the Republican party may rally from
it's misfortunes and be happy yet, because
it has past of which IL is not ashamed,
while the Democratic party has "weakencd
the public treasury by silver coinage,
striven to cripple the banks by constant as
saults upon them and threatened all in
vested property by communistic proposals."
There is certainly no evidence that the Re
publican party lie ashamed OF its past. 1t
had Secretary OF War named Belknap,
and 1t was not ashamed Of
his practices 1t showed no shame for the
whiskey frauds in which its Babcock WAS.
implicated. 1t was not ashamed Of the
Credit Mobilier bribery and corruption
by which Republicans were bought up to
vote and act In Congress I, the benefit Of
the Union Pacific ailroad. 1t had Vice
President named Colfax who was covered
all over with Credit Mobiller mud, but it
certainly is not ashamed Of him. 1t stole
the Presidency for Hayes without any shame.
Il rewarded those who had aided In the theft
and did not blush. It was not ashamed to
rAise million dollars In New York to send
10 Indiana a. corruption fund to buy the
vote Of the State 1t elected Garfield and
Arthur by open bribery and fragrant
frauds on the ballot box without
blushing. Its cheeks did not burn with
shame when a banker who had collected
the corruption funds was rewarded
with the French mission. 1t sees its post
Office officials, its ex. Senator and Secretary
of its National Committee on trial at Wash
ingtou for robbipg the Government of mil
lions of dollars, but that tribe does not call
a blush to Its cheek 1t saw its candidate
| for the Presidency write letter To the chief
of the Star Route robbers begging for money
for the Presidential campaign, but found
nothing TO blush at in that. 1t read the last
infamous River aud Harbor steal unblush
ingly.
DID it show any shame when 1t sent in
place of Roscoe ConklinR Congressional
| jobher and nonentity TO represent New
York in the United States Seuatel Not at
sill. Certainly, the Republican party is
not ashamed of its past.
Fortunately, the 1rib4ne's fears Of the
| Democracy are chimerical. If Democrats
weakened the public treasury by silver coin.
age, will the Tribune explain how they could
have done so without Republican aid VIII
the Tribune point out where the Democratic
party has crippled the banks? Will 1t let us
know at what time, thl ough what authority
and by what acts the Democracy has threat
ened all property by communistic pro
posals p
Really, the Republican party is MOI
ashamed of anything.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
How a Canary Claimed a Mistress.

On last Sunday Mr.. and Mrs. Pleas Shell
man visited the father OF the former, near
Cartersville. While Mrs. Shelmau was
standing on the corridor canary bird lit on
her shoulder. The suddenness OF the trans
action somewhat frightened her, when she
knocked it of her shoulder. The bird, not
discouraged, lit on on Mrs. Shemau's head.
The second time she dislodged it, but on
discovering that it was a canary bird she
made an effort and succeeded in capturing
1t. It had escaped from some cage and hun
ger had influenced it to make friendly over
lures to Mrs. Shelman, whose beauty is
enough to attract sweet songsters as well as
mankind particularly Mrs. Shelman
brought the canary home with her aud, TO
her glad surprise. she finds it to be a beau
tiful singer.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
RAILEoAD LINES
pHILADELPHIA, Will La -sl3tsSlH'l
4 MINGTON AND ~ dI9t---kllS
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.


PHILADELPHIA, Will L.
i MINGTDN AND Hte edAfe-@N1sS
BALTIMORE RAILROAD.
MARCH, l4th, Bes
Trains VIII leave Wilmington follows Iofi
Philadelphia and Intermediate stations-s.b bb.7,oN
~. a. IN, 2.S0, a.00, 7.51, s.55 y. m.
rnlladeiphia (ekpressl-2.00, 2.28 6.0, $50, Alh
~ s.sssb5 u.5a, am H. 49, l.Sa 10, S.ss,
New York-2.o1 s.2s, $50, 50, IS, il.ss q. N
.a.oo, i.e9 2. ~ o-l8, 6.sS, Tn y. IN.
badtsmore and Intermediate statians-i.@
l9.0Oa. m. coop. IN.
Baltimore and 3ay Line.-S1p
Baltimore and WashirgiOn-l42 4Si. e.ts =
a. NJ l'uS, Lea 800, 6.57, u.O4 D. IN.
Baltimore vnly-I.0a, 10. co u. N. 1928 and
Trains for Delaware Division leave rer;
New tastle-.S, 10, e.i0a, M. Los, S.io, 6. o, IN
Harrinfaon and intermediate stAtions-s a. "a
i.uo, ts2b y. An.
uetmar and intermediate stAtEons-a.1O a. a..
los y. IN.
sUNDAl TRAINS.
Phtiadelphls and intermedla ate staeaons--a ION IN
tz.Wm' b.So Z. 80, 9.55, y. IN.
philadelphia aOd New York 200 2a A. ~ kl1
oSo, 7B p.m
Baltimore and Washington-I42 4.6. sos, a.I7,
.. m. Il.04 D. IN.
Baltimore-I.O5 a, m
FOR further information passenSers are
ierreu 70 the time tables posted at the depot.
81 trains marked thus: ('l are limited expires.
upon "hlch extra fare Is charged.
j.. X; WOOD. General Passenger AKu
- Ma n. Pu6H. 6rueTAl Manager.
The daily gazette., 1883-05-23
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Baltimore's best citizens. It's an outward an
piicatlon, and only costs % cents. Sold by all
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proprietor, Baltimore and Light streets, Balti.
more, Md. Sent by mail on receipt of 30 cents,
P.S.
Also proprietor Of Reads Grand Ducbess
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