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HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS

HOURS FOR CLOSING THE MAILS.
Isy HsilrOad-NEw York THROUGH MAIL, 80
| Il. H.. 12:'0 u. H., 500 p. III. and Ii:0O =. III.
WAY MAIL, east. $50 a. M.
CHRIsTIANA, Parkesbnrg and 4DOwningtOwn
| lk:3O p. III.
GoRDoNvILLE, DOwningtown, Les.man Place
PHILADELrHIA THROUGH MAIL, 7:3O a. m, s:a5
| u. H., i2s30 $500 and ll:OO p. m.
PITTSBURGH AND WEST, 90 and HOO p. M.
HARRISBURG MAIL, 600 and 900 Il. H., I;.J ami
Hoop. N.
WAY NAIL, west, 6 90 and 500 H.. III.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via PhiIadcl-
phia, 500 p.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via York, I:3O
p. III.
BALTIMORE AND WASHINGTON, via Harris.
burg, Hoo.
CoATKsvILLE 500 p. m.
COLUMBIA Mt 900 n. IT,, l:}O and 49, p. III,
YORK AND YORK WAY, l:30 and II:O) p. IN.
NORTH ERN CENTRAL, 500 a. m., and II:OO D. m.
READING, via. READING Il COLUMBIA Il. r., go
READING, VIA Harrisburg. 5l5 and leo D. N.
KEAriNa WAY, via Junction, Lititz, Man.
helm, East iiemPfeid and Ephra,a ;:;S p H.
West Willow, MartinsviIlc. RettOn and Lime
Valley, 9:l5 Il. IN. and 500 p. III.
Blue Ball, GoodviIie. Beartown anI Spring
Grove, by way of DowninstOwn, ut G:l5 p. III.
and Hoo pm.
SAFE HAHBoK, via Columbia, $50 a. IN. ami
5:l5 p. IN.
By StaGe--Slackwater and Safe IIarbor,
daily. at 4:GOp III.
TO MllcrSVlile. ami ll:.W q. H., and y. m.
Binkley's Bridge, LcacOck, BareyiI.e, New
Holland, 30 p. III.
Willow street, SmithvilIc, Buck, Chestnut
Level, Green, Peters Creek, Pleasant Grove,
Rock Springs, Fairlnont and HOwlandsvillc,
Md, daily. at 100 n. N.
Landis Valley, Oregon West Earl, Farmers
vile, NeTsvIlle, Hinkletown, Terre Hill, Mar
iIndale, daily, at 90 p. III.
Greenland, Fertility, Lampeter and W heat
land Mills, To strasburg. daily. ut 400 p. III.
New Danvi;le, COnestOga, Mart1cvilc, Cole
manvilIe, Mount NebO KawlinsviIIe, Bethesda
and Liberty Square, daily, Mt 30 p. IN.
' WIEN 0PEN FOR DELIVERY.
Arriving by Kail-Eastern mail, Go n. III.
10:C0 q. m, 300 and G::bO p.
Eastern way mail, 1870 q. m.
Western mail, G:3G and 1870 a. m, 900 and
100 p. m.
Reading. via Reading and Columbia, 90
Western way mail so Il. IN.
Reading way mail. I0::D q. m.
Quarryville Branch, S:i5 i. IN. and 800 d. H.
Arriving by stage-From Safe Harbor and
SIackwafer, at 900 u. nI., daily.
From Millersville, 7 and o. m. and 4 d. III.
From New Holland, at go q. m.. daily,
From ROwlandsvile, Md at 400 p. M.
Reading way mail, at 1920 a. m., daily.
From Strasburg. at 80 a. m., daily.
from Rawiinsvile at 1900 Il. ID.
From Terre Hill, ut 1000 a. IN.
DELIVERIES By CARRIERS
There are three mail deliveries by Letter
Carriers each day. and on their return trips
they take up the mail matter DEF Osited In the
For the first delivery the Carriers leave the
office at 100 d. H.; second delivery at 1850
u. m.; third delivery ut $50 pm.
SUNDAY POST-OFFICE HOURS.
On Sunday the POstOfi:ce Is open from April
1st to October lst, from to q. m, aud from
to p. m.; from October Ist to April Ist, from
Q TO lO a. H. and from 6 to : p. m.
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DRUNaORE DOJNGS.
Reported by Our Regular Fairfield Oorres.
dondent

Reported by Our Regular Fairfieia Oorres-
dondent
Our orange tree has bloomed again.
Last Thursday morning Miss Ida NJ. Neel,
daughter of Mr.. Thomas r. Neel, of Full.
ton township, was madc Mrs. Frank
Maxwell, the happy groom being one of
Drumore's lucky SONS. The ceremony
was performed in the most approved Pres
byterian style by Rev. Mr.. Turner, pastor
of Little Britain church. Mr.. and Mrs.
Maxwell will take up their abode in the
fine new house Mr.. Maxwell has almost
completed, near Unicorn. The well wishes
of the many friends of the made-one
couple is certainly no unimportant factor
in the sum of their happiness.
Estrsy IN Maryland.
Two of our old batchelors-not too old
in recent visit to Hartford county, Nd,
were unfortunate enough to lose their
way, but were set Alright (after they had
slept it off pretty welD by their obliging
landlord. The friends of the estrays were
somewhat concerned about them, but they
turned up in due time, like the sheep in
the nursery rhyme, apparently no worse
for the change of pasturage. Hartford
county is to have local option soon, AMI
probably our Obliging friends desire to re
duce the stock on the landlord hands.
A Big Shoe.
One of the attractive features at the
fair at Chestnut Level this week, is a
mammoth shoe, made by Mr.. Cooper
Peters. 1t is made of red sheep skin, and
is two feet, four inches long, and nine
inches wide on the sole. 1t is to be in.
habited by tho genuine old woman who
lived in a shoe, who will have all her chill.
dren with her, any and all of which she
will offer for sale. After the troublesome
family is disposed of, no doubt the shoe
will be donated to tho pastor or some one
of his congregation. The magnitude of
the pedal extremlties of a number of the
congregation can be best judged by the
power with which they put their feet
down on things they dislike. Whom the
hoe fits put it on.
A Literary Society.
The lads and lassies of Fulton, Britain
and Colerain townships have organized
themselves into literary social society.
for the purpose of intellectual culture and
crature and matrimOny. Their meetings
are held at homes of the members. A
very entertaining one was held last Satur.
day evening at the residence of Thos r.
Neil. Mr.. Lew Wright officiated as
president, Miss Maize Fairlamb as secrc-
tary. The former read a selection entitled,
"Zeke Spalding's Bridal tour" the
latter. a biographical sketch of Napoleon
the First; Miss Hannah Morgan read
"The World for Sale" aud Frank Patter-
son, a sketch of Washington Irving. The
sentiments were good, aud the meeting Il
success i'm all its three SpecialtipS
Little Locals.
The lecture Of Col. A. Frank Seltzer, at
Liberty Square hall, last Thursday evening
was not financial success.
Miss Florence Gryder, blind daughter
of DR.. Gryder, of Oxford, was buried at
Chestnut Level, Tuesday.
When the snow left the fields last Satur
day, the wheat looked very well.s
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Harris burg Express, west, ut $40 p. p., has
direct connections (withOut change of cars) to
Columbia and York.
Fast Line, west, on Sunday, when tagged,
will stop at DOwningtOwn, COitesville, ParkGs.
burg, Mount Joy, ElizabcthtOwn and Middle
town.
Day Express, Fast Line, News Express, Mail
Train, No. !, Western Express and Pacific Ex-
press run daily.
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II is entirely different from all Others 1t is
as clear rs water, and, as its name indicates,
Is IL perfect Vegetable Hair Restorer IL WIN
immediately free the head from all dandruff
restore gray hair to its natural color and pro-
iuce new growth where 1t has fallen oil.
IL does not in any manner effect the health
which Sulphur. Sugar of Lead and Nitrate OF
Silver preparations have DONE 1t will change
light or faded hair IN few days TO a beautiful
glossy brown. Ask your druggist for it, Each
bottle is warranted. SMITH, KLINE Il C( :,
Wholesale Agents. Philadelphia, and HALL
&HUCKEI.. New York iun6. lydeo
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NOTICE ID TkESPASSEkS AND GUN
N NERS.-Ail persons are hereby forbidden
TO trespass on any of the lands of the Corn
wall or Speedweu estates, in Lebanon and
Lancaster counties, whether inclOSed or un-
inclosed either for the purpose of shooting or
fishing. as the law will be rigilly enforced
against all trespassfng on said lands OF the
undersigned after this notice.
VIM. COLEMAN FREEMAN,
X. PERCY ALDEN,
EDWAKD &. FREEMAN,
Attorney for II. W. Coleman's Herr.
O16tEiAw
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No DecepttOn Used.

1t is strange so many people will continue
to suffer day after day with Dyspepsia. Liver
Complaint Constipation, Sour Stomach, Gen
elal Debility. wheI! they cnn procure at our
store SIiILOlI'S VITALlZER, free of cost if il
does not cure or relieve them. Price. 10 cents
Sold by II. Il. Cochran, '37 and I39 North Queen
street, Lancaster. fcdl4 Gods
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EcOnnlnv

fortune may he spent in using 1ne1lectu ual
medicines, when by applying Thomas Eclcc-
trio OIL u speedy and economical cure can bc
effected. In cases OF rheumatism, lame back
bodily ailments or pains of every description
it affords instant relief. For sale by ii. b.
Cochran, druggist. l37 and 139 North Queen
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II IL NO joke

To suffer constant headache, depression o.
spirits, longing for food and not being able tC
cat when put before you, .nawing pains in
the stomach, lassitude and 4 general feeling
oftOncaeSs; but 81 capital Joke to find that
BurdOck Blood IiitterS remove all these Symp-
toms and only costs 81. For sale by ii. Il.
Cochran, druggist. l37 and l39 North Queen
street.
The true malaria antidote see advertise
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-20

YW TOBACCO (R.swERS.-Wc ARE
i now making q light Cotton Cloth, much
used for covering Tobacco Plant Beds, made
especially for this purpose. To be had at our
Stores generally r. SHREDDER 4 co,
1eblG-3tdS COnestOga steam Mills.
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MELANCHOLg AND ABEKiATION.-
VI That state of alienation and weakness
of the mind which renders persons incapable
Of enjoying the pleasures and performing the
duties otIife completely cured, and the patient
restored to full and active health. Particular
attention given to diseases OF every deScrip-
tiOn by II. ID. IDNGAkER. Nj. ID.
Office-l3 East Walnut street, Lancaster.
SULTATION FREE. fl9-3td
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1883-02-20

TWO SMALL HAVANA CIGARS, HENU-
l. inc article. two for cts. at
HAKTMAS'S YELLOW FRONT CIGAR
STORE
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HONE ACCOUNT.
T,HE ACCOUNT
HUGH Z. FULTON,

TREASURER OF THE HOME FOR FRIEND
LESS CHILDREN FOR THE CITY AND
COUNTY OF LANCASTER,
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by cash paid out on on
warrants OF the board OF
trustees and board OF lady
managers said warrants
being attached to the bills OF
items approved by the proper
committees as follows, to
wit:
To Mrs. Clara Fahnestock,
of household committee, on
warrant No. 2SS, for salaries
and marketing tor January,
1,flI,
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MISCFLLI4NEOUS.
TOBACCO PRESS ES,

MINNICH'S LATEST IMPRONE ED TOBACCO
PREsSES.
For Casing and BllinS Tobacco. Sold to hon.
Orubie parties ON trial. Warranted superior
IN every feature to any in present use. Ii
not aS represented can be returned at my eX-
]rnsc. Also Manure Hooks for cleaning Sta
blcs gold on same terms. send for circular
5. Il. MINNICH.
Landisviie Lancaster Co., Pa.
BIS, M,w&w
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on following D1lI
Miss q. L. Cole. teacher. .$45 90
Miss J. S, S, Herr. teacher. 36 80
Mrs. III, Hamaker. matron. ...... 30 90
Miss Leah Conard, cook. W
Miss Sarah POntZ. laundress %. % co
Miss Sallie Martin. irOner...... Is co
Miss X, Sponsler, chambermaid, IL OO
girls irls..............................l - Is 90
Miss Adelaide Halnaker, care
taker for boys. 10 w
Miss Caroline Irwin. seamStress, IL %
Miss Elizabeth Stamm, seam
stress. .,..,,,........ 8 45
Miss Maggie johnson, assistant, M
TO jacob KautZ, gardaner........ 10 CO
Marketing and incidental ex-
penScS. ..... ~ W
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Hanover Accommodation west, connecting
at Lancaster with Niagara Express ut lO:l5,
Will run through TO Hanover daily, except
| Sunday.
! Frederick Accommodation, west, connecting
1T Lancaster with Fast Line, west, at lao, will
run through 10 Fre'icr:ck.
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CRATELERS' GUIDE
r ANCAsTEK AND MILLERsvILLE Is,

rOLDMBlA 4 rOliT DEPOSIT RAIL-
~ ROAD TINE TABLE
Trains nov run regularly on the Columbia
Fort ceposit Railroad ON tho following
time:
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like to have both Bowen and Brewster Cameron
out OF the case. but he could not permit He IN
tended to present the case OF his cieat fully AMI
completely, and bring cut ALL the material facts
This was contest between rght ana wrong, be-
tween great department. u this great govern.
ment and a private citiz : whose character mad
never been fmpeached- Ga ~, cunt OF this extra
ordinary position OF the government the defense
were called upon TO bring cut all tho
facta Mr. Smith then spoke OF MT blossoms un-
Willingness 10 serve on the jury. hut the jude,
With complimentary remarks, told hin 10 take his
seat The speaker then proceeded - narrate the
interview Bowen had with Dickson or August 2Sd
ana said that when Mr.. Dickson \, htked him,
by Brewster Cameron, his fellow culp-1t. rs we
shall establish Mr.. Dickson went 10 the court
for advice. and whatever he said 10 the Jurors on
judge.
little before O'Clock. Mr.. Smith said that lie
would be thankful IL the court would adjourn the
case as he was not feeling well.
The court adjourned until to- morrow,
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The agents OF the lottery companies In this city
received surprise this afternoon from License
Agent RAN and Lieut. Arnold. The raid was well
planned, for the three Offices OF the louisiana com.
pany were visited simultaneously by three Differ
ent squads OF Lieut.. Arnolds men. James
p. Horbeck ana his clerk, Jewell Lonsdale,
were arrested In the Off e No 1919 street
Thos Nortien was found nj his Office, No. COS IL
street, ard also token into custody. Wm w.
arrested In his on1ce. large numbsr OF tickets,
the books OF the COMPANY, &C., were captured.
and, together With the pi soners, we're taken 10
The q, tn precinct station house. lot of tickets
IN Il were termed ''pr.Ze hts" were capture ct
Goulds TheSa OF course will have TO be destI Dyed
under the law whed the cases are tried.
Gould was lined 500 by Judge Smell some tins
ago for selling lottery tickets Some tickets OF
the Little Havana and Kentucky companies were
also captured In Gould's place. Lieutenant Ar
mold held all the prisoners In bail for trial before
Judge smell Tomorrow. These are supposed BY
the police to constitute all the lottery onces IN
the city.
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A NEW CHIEF DEPUTY AND A RAIIIFF AProINrEn
The following announcements OF change were
made by Col. Clayton McMich eel, marshal for the
District to-day: Col J. h. Fasst OF New York ts
be chief deputy; Charles JaL ras, OF District OF
Columbia, TO be bailif.
In speaking OF the changes made IN the mar
shal's Office, Col. Clayton McN.chael said this
morning to reporter OF TUE STAR that having
assumed the duties OF the place with the inten-
ton OF discharging them faith lilly, u was abso-
lutely necessary in his judgment that his subordI-
mates should be not merely thos with the mega
i've Endorsement OF having nothing known 10 their
dlscredit, but shoul be men positively recon-
menced TO him by his own kE, Wedge OF their
AGILITY ana EXAMINATIONS TO dis harge the trusts
or Major j. H. Fassitt, the new CHIEF deputy,
Col McMichael spoke In terms or warm praise.
MAJOR Fasstt served through the war with great
galtantry. having previously been graduated from
harvard college, and has since bsen a resident OF
New York, where he has had much business expe-
Renee His natural tastes tending 10 professional
rather than mercantile pursuits he left the more
active haunts of commerce. and Tor several years
mas been In the law offices Of Mr.. Robert ii.
Strahan, OF New York city.
Charles JaharuS. appointed bailifY, In the place
OF Marshal Henrys brother, who has resigned, was
also soldier or the Union army, serving with
great credit, and having been very severely Wound.
ed Until promoted TO his present position he has
been serving for some time past on the police force
In speaking Of the recently published commun,-
cation from the district attorneys Office CRITICS.
ing the administration OF the marshals Office pre-
fiouS 10 MS own lncumbency. Marshal McMiChael
SAID he had applied 10 the Department or Justice
for an Official copy OF that docum. mt, and would
be prepared when ne received IL 10 take such
action 10 regard TO the persons therein Implicated
as might In his Judgment seem proper
Col McMichael also ex ressed a very high opin-
ION OF the Integrity OF Mr.. l.. p Williams who viii
retire from the chief depuIyship. Mr.. Williams Is
anX 'ous 10 be relieved OF the serious responsible
ties OF the place, and Col McMichael has asked
MIN 10 accept another position where the duties
are less Oner0uS tut equally honorable.
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utlUoIC Oh aZtU ItUIITt at me OF ba6-
PHILIP Il. LARNFR.
500 street n. W. | ,r,,.A
JOHN +. LAkNER, Ios'cos'
d3n. jane, 46.S 8. 10 1894 street NV
FE,ROMAs BOWLING. Auct!oneer.

4
TRUST IFS SAL E OF DWELLING HOUSE, ON
ihIhTFENTH STREET. n AZ C. SO TH,AkD
ANOI HER ON FIFTH S RI T N RTHWEST,
Man 81 RECT. 10Th DESIRABLE RESI-.
DESCES.
BY virtue of de d OF trust from Nathan G. ORA r.,
per and wife and j huson 2. Thomas and wife, IA
ted IN 1st. d. 1872. and ,ied in NO. COS &A
o 8, Of the LAM records of the District & Colunbs.
sn OF the oruer Of the Supreme Court Of the District OF
Coiunbi in the case of Hyde ct al, equity
I M 54s? d..solying the ijlnct on the subscriber
VIII sell to the highest bidder in front of the PREMISES
"a TUESDAY. TIE 1854 a1SIH 10. LAY OF
teighb and the north Lalf OF lot numbered
t-eveil. in sql.are number 296 1.-TWO hundred and
and lot numb "A ttweny fou }. in the
.ubdiV!sl2n OF square umber 80 Give hunGrt aud
tf) as made ty tn commits soners appointed by the
court to divide the Ho idge estate" all in Washington
city. District of Columbia.
sa e in square $40 at FOUR O'CLOCK PM, and in
square SO at II ALF-PA~T FOUR O'CLOCK M.
erlns of ssle: One-third ca b.. OF ..hich 500 on
esch piece NUT be paid at the time Of SALE and the
residue in equal SUMS. IN one. two and three years.
NO OF me purchaser bearing interest at per
tun er annEm from day Of sale. payable SEMI
al ually, to be secured tn. property sod to the
sais action of the Trust To be subject TO taxes
ard assessments, and conveyancng and recording 0
tie at the cost OF the purchaser
d3o-d ANIEONY HYDE. Trustee.
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SLAUGHTER OF INNOCENrs' CLOTHING
THE MISFIT STORE,
CORNER TENTH AND F STREETS.
FOR BOYS FROM 4TO IL YEARS.
SHIFTS SHIFTS at at g. GO 60 worth worth s. o.
SUITS at 100. worth TO:
SUITS at 500 worth 900.
SUITS at 800. worth 1000
s sETs at a. s:oo worth worth T. Is &C. &C.
0yercoats with without Plush Capes So So worth Sc
VIII or worth worth
oysreoats, With or without Plush Clpes, worth H.
Sizes in these goods being rapidly broken, and
these wishin In genuine bargsns a Boys Clothing had
from II to is lad ana DC
pE tse last few days that it is not worth while
IL seS Ms
SUI t sood assortment and will sell fine Beaver Over
worth ~ an excellent Beaver Oyercost at s4 worth
s2S; IN all,wo9l Melton Oyercoat at So worth SIS
worth $40 fine reversible Overcoat at SIS worth s25
S25 fine Chinohiia Prince ,lbert overcoat at 30
asubstantal Overcoat at IS. worth So.
SUITS FOR MEN AND YOUTHS.
sui 6 at SC on, worth $1,000
S!TITs at at 5 &c worth worth L go GO
SUITS at =. 90. worth 29.oo
SUITS at Is. 30. worth $500.
SUITS at On. worth S5. 60.
FINE BLACK cEo Jill f Tffn D isi SUITS.
SsWallowta coats. at sos. 90. worth s55. co.
BOYS G0SSAMEkS. at SI.75. worth -. 81.
- BOYS GOSSAMERS, at g. 90. worth 3. So
Youths aud Mems Gossaniers at s. So worth "a 90.
Youths ana Mems Gossamers at g. 90, worth 500.
Youths and Mems GoSsaners ut 3. So worth 500
ODD PANTS,
At s. 90. $3.50. s.. co. So So 81 co. S. co. and S. co.
worth fully double.
satisfaction guaranteed to all purchasers or money
refunded. - '
OUR MOTTO No trouble to show goods.
THE MISFIT STORE.
CORNER 10TH AND STREETS
Open every evening. DOT
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N OTHING SHORT OF UNMISTAKABLE
BENEEITS

Conferred upon Of thousands of sufferers could
originate and maintain the reputation which AYERS
SARSAPARlLLA enjoys. 1t is compound Of the best
vegetable alternatives with the Iodes of Potassium and
il the most eectual of all remedies
for scrcfulous. mercurial blood disorders Uni
forly successful and certain. it produces rapid and
complete cures Of Scrofua. Sores Boils HuInors Pim
PIES Erupons, Skin Diseases and all disorders arising
from mpurty of the blood. BY its invgoratg effects
1T always relieves and often cures Liver COMPLAINTS
Female Weaknesses and Irregularities and is potent
remover OF waning vitality For purifying the blood i.
has no equal 1t tones the system restores and pre-
serves the health and nparts vigor and energy For
forty it has been in extensive USE and is to-day
the most available medicine for the suffering sick
For sale by all druggists. 1881
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Wall street TODAY.

NEW YORK, Jan. 2-The PoSt's financial article
says: The Stock Market opened generally steady
at sbout the closing prices OF Saturday,
and in the hour OF business up to I2 O'clock ex.
hibifed no special FEATURES The net result was
an advance OF = to \ per cent on the general list
the latter on Illinois Central to l&3x. The ex-
ceptionS to the general advance were Northwest
ern common which declined from I35 TO lS3S. and
Texas and Pacific which declined from 39S TO
37A.
The aggregate OF business for the forenoon up
to IL O'Clock was very light The above was the
situation up to IL O'Clock shortly after which
There was sharp break by raid made against
Texas Pacific. which dropped Is. to 37,{, making
prices The break In Texas Pacific was followed
by decline or y TO per cent In the rest OF the
list
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RAILROADS.

RALilNOlsE 4 OHIO RAILROAD.
HE TIE MOP MppSt ia FAST AMP PIT The Only I'm;
Va SfshIN$T6s: 1t nnR LII f: afii
' tFih, fpUf 70 Is sTEEt tt RAILS
~ 81 Hshvf wAsifNdf ftS 1857
csr i' St i" ni ana s c riis.
RahfHoE kfPsi Sis and ~aS s'afions
Annfs a M AND W s rn s .as
t ,.ItiI, Of X Esek san. and Way statISns
s.1 tSthfs -, fsr DOC Cars to New York:
seioMn s ind Ns a4t :; TO- se2nneet for Ha
ts:oE-E:noEe Hyattl1i and Laurel fxrr.s.'
go b. - ON Amao. ,e su es'9n 1ifssa'
100 BALI WORE ExPiEss. STOPS It Esa,tssill,
S H9, E Sleeping CARS 10 Cincinnati, Lousse
~, NOR, EIico. CITY. ANNAPOLIS Way.
t55s-BALTiMoRE EXPiESs
500 aitnloTe aud Way S:a:ion-. nchester, TreL
sreN, Hszer~town and Way Via Relay
t:.o-balsricr,. Eiyattss:e Laurel f1,ress (F-el-
=. erick: via h'isy stopping Annapolis Junction)
{4:!e-ta ti'',ere. hrnaioll= and Way stations.
;a ste a1a Nay st,soiis. (n SUNDAY to Pom. q
ss'l5-- la LTiMoiiE ExPKFsSs. Clartinshurs and
CO. Wy wa 81 by s;o7W :: y4:tiyie aud La'ire
:. 60 Baltimore slI! Way Stf i0!is
"a All isiVliE EXFiEzS.
* ~ RS slesIipg cars e iittsl5lrg
i$:ss-s hIc-a. Cincinnati AID 1t. Louis Express.
II "EALT1Ui;E And Nay srapi an o.
ftal.y ~urG%y ci,y ether exeept sunday
a. to iron "ssii- a stop at tsi4y Station.
Ghlo Ticket Oiiic. Washington Station 6iJ and 1851
vii h. ;sken for ls-o cIocAcd aud receive. 1t
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